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The Portland daily press., 1865-02-15

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ALONZO 8. DAVIS, Proprietor.
80 Middle St., Portland, Me.
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Review of the Market ,. !,

For the week ending Feb 18th, 1856 prepared ex.
pressly for the Pause, by Mr.. NJ. N. Rich.
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.sPEcIAL NoTICEs.
IL a nf n II

s|- carrisrsy the Daits Tress are NOT anowed
to selipapers on their routes. oa3 X fssfF "a
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THE Members of Ancient Brother and Ligonis
Il Lodges, are invited TO unite with Maine Lodge
in attending the funeral Of cur deceased Brother
Walther Ha CHI, on Wednesday. at O'Clock r
i s,,,s- sl-4s- s;s Per Order,
febl4td Ak J. e. HASELTINE, sec'y.
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PLANO IORYES! PIANO FVRYRSl

HAVING received the agency for the Pianos
IN manufactured by the f h0s
NEW YORK PIANO FORTE co.,
1874 Hudson Street, N Y,
We would cal the attention ofthe public to the su.
perior quality ofthese inst uments. They EQUAL
TO Steinways'. ChickeriDgs', or those ( any oIher
noted manufacturer in this cor nt,y OF Europe.
Thu company being composed of twenty of the
b,st wor men that could be found in the Il ct class
manufacto, les in New York, princiI ally in Mr..
Seinway Z Factory every part Of their ms ruments
i5 done ia the very be It name and this abet the
company to furnish ano. which If equalled can
NOT be surT raised for vuality and power of tone,
eariness OF action and beauty. RS
Judges Of Pianos and purchasers are requested TO
call at liz Middle St, portland Marie. any time
during tn day evening. where two Pianos are for
sale, and ju6 &c for themselves.
U- Good Bargain is warranted III
mon SCHUMACHER & HOWE,
Agents for New York Piano Forte Co.. 394 Hudson
fq0 4sa street, N, Y. isl.. n.Iy
Rsrerenees-M. Hermann Kotzsch:nar, New York;
Mr.. Emry. iebl5du
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DISASTERS.

10 Drlg hatahain, (of BangorD Saunders. FIN Havana
soaa ut, Ior Portland, put into Holmes Hole 18th,
during the passage; ON the 7th inst in gale from
the 81 lost 2s hhds molasses on deck asr 3
Scn Arey. before reported ashore below Fort
1852, and is owned at Belfast
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To the sick. on diseases of the Lungs Liver, Head
Kidneys, spleen, &c. Also all affections of the
Nerves, Muscular and Glandular System, &c all
impurities OF the Blood, as manifested by Pimpes
Ulcers, Sores, Cancers, &c.
All Of Keley's pr, paratione are to be had Of Mrs
Dr.. Adams. febodlws
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Read This.
DR. Kelley in Portland
FREE ADVICE

Tuesday ard Wednesday, February l4th and 18th.
at DR.. ~ b Adams Office, Ola Congress, corner Of
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SPICES-Thc market generally emains very firm
but theIei little demand and we only notice some
decline for ginger which we now quote at 400 q 45o
per I'd.
SALT.-prices are little easier but there is
good demand for spring contracts for fishing DUR.
pos 8; some 1000 hhds have been engaged during
the past week We quote Turks Island and Cs iari
S5t@s 52I Liverpool 1906 rs, and Lisbon s 26@
SEEDS-All descriptions of seed remain ouyet and
steady at our previous prices.
- TEAS-Ths market for Teas is rather depressed
and prices favov Wequote 125al So choice
0olong, and 1l5@1 rs for common; Souchong 950
100 W ID. Ankoi and lower grades; sale modera, g;
market closed firm ut the advance. Il s. 6s.ssgs
Q TJBACC0. = Harthelps Tobacco Circular for Feb
rua-y says:-The mark ct during the past month has
been active for almost every style of taxpad Tobac-
co-more particularly In black work-footing up in
the aggregate large month sbusness The charsc.
te- of The business done has been almost entirely to
supply tho wants the trade for home consumption.
Prices have imrroved somewhat in some Instances,
although not as much might have been ex pected,
owing to lots being offered by outside spectators at
lower rates than thrs5 in the hands Of the dealers
d ce and can exercise but little irfuence ON our
market for the future further ncresse in the tax
tobacco being ,nsidered certainty, whether
placed the leaf or dire city on the manufactu ed
artcle. has had the seot Of ma erialy strengthen
ing the market, and giving II consi tcrabie life
throughout the month, closing with decided up
ward tenS ency for all kinds of tax paid tobaccos,
the stock of which Is now. as whole light.
FREIGHTS mo business. Vessels are in great
dsmend by all our shippsr, but not one has offered
for the week. glfls3 isgILyuHT -
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E(suCatiOnGI.

RELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE OPENS 3
- for the reception Of BOARDING and DAI
PUPILS the 18th Of September. The course
Of study will be thorough, embracing all the
branches Of finished female education: In
the Preparatory Department every effort Will be
made to secure for the young thorough
grounding. Music and French will receive es-
peca attention. A Professor Of Music viii be
employed for advanced pupils. A competent
dering this desirable accomplishment less eN-
pensiVe for beginners and others who prcfe'
Joining her class French alone viii be spoken
in the Recitation Room during certain specified
hours, and rigid attention Will be paid to pro
nunciation throughout the whole course. Gold
and Silver Medals and Premiums will be award
ed at the close Of the session as usual For cir
culars containing terms, DC. apply TO
MISS Z. B. CARRIER.
sep ST No H. Queen ST., Alexa., Va:
LEXANDRIA SCHOOL-The School for
N boys formerly conducted By the, Msssrs;
Kemper will be re0pened by the undersigned
on the, 11th :September, i'll the large and com
fortab bic room, on the 5. &. corner PrlncG and
Fairfax streets.
Terms, per quarter Of the scholastic year:
Payable iii Advance
Elementary GLASS; $1,000
Junior 1885
Senior : 1876
DEL kEMPER.
augl2-tf W .. STUART. II. 4.
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Y e s. "a e. EI, s

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
40. 104 KING STREET. -tLE-r-fNDRLA ~
desire to call The especial attention OF Mer-
chants Teachers, and the public generally to
the large and we'll selected stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
which offer for sale at the lowest cash prices
including q full assortment Of Cap, Note and
Letter Paper, Prin iag Cards. bibles, Episcopal
and Catholic Prayer Books, Gold Pens. Guill0tS
& Perrys celebrated Steel Pens, I'haddeus Da-
vid' and Arnolds best Writing Fluid and Ink,
Paints, Water Colors, Domiuoes, Pencils States,
Copy Books, Memorandum and Pass Books,
Penhoders, Envelopes all sizes and qualities,
Inkstands, Chess and backgammon Boards and
men, Pocket Books, Photograph ALBUMS, Mag
azines, Reviews, Newspapers, Periodicals,
Playing Cards. Portfolios, Writing Desks,
Rulers, all other articles usually kept III first
class Book and Stationery Store.
All orders from the country promptly attend
ed to. GEORGE Il. fhfN'|1i
aug 3O-Jf
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VOLUME LXXI.
PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
EDGAR SNOWDEN. SR.

wg OFFICE-No. 104, King street, over
French's Book Store.
@ Advertisements and Subscriptions re
,eived at the Printing Office; Or at Edgar Snow
len's Office, corner Of Kingan Royal streets,
over J. Owings Dry Goods store.
@>TEeMs OF UBcRIPTIoN--Sixty cents
per month; orSix dollars PER ANNUM, payable
In advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS in serted at the usual rates.
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aug 15-1nn*
A LEXANDRIA SEMIN AIRY,
~

n South Pitt Street, No. IS.
The exercises of this institution will be re-
sumed the first Monday in September next
The course of studies will consist as heretofore,
of the English Branches, Latin, Hebrew,
French and German languages. 1t IS now forty
years since the undersigned assumed the pro.
fession ofteaching and more than a quarter of
a century since he commenced teaching in
this city He still tenders his services to his
fellow citizens, and respectfully solicits a con-
tinuation of that patronage which has been
heretofore so literally EXTENDED to him, For
terms apply to the Principal at his residence
No. 81, Pitts south. S. KING SHAY.
aun 22-1Yn
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NEWS By TO-DAY'S MAIL.

The Touro buildings, one of the finest struc
lures in New Orleans: situated On the leVee,
and occupied by colored troops, was destroyed
BY fire on the night Of the lst instant.
The Tennessee Episcopal Convention On the
7th instant nominated for Bishop of the Dio
cese Rev. Charles +. Quinlard, who for four
years was chaplain of the Rock City Guards,
and afcerward of Confederate regiment. lie
was unanimously elected on the first ballot.
The Maryland Episcopal Convention is to
assemble in Baltimore, on tomorrow.
Gen. Slocum declines to be candidate for
any State civil Office this fall
Colonel William II Telford 59th Pennsyl-
vania volunteers, convicted by court-martlal
of defrauding the Government, and conduct
unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, has
been sentenced to be cashiered, to pay line ct
$780, and to be confined In the State prison at
Concord, n. H., until the fine is paid
A Federal officer from Mexico states that the
French troops have been removed from the
line of the Rio Grande and native soldiers sub
stitued The disposition OF the French Off
GERS to give and take offence is assigned as the
cause of the change. Baron de Bruan has
been dismissed for bis insulting letter to Gen.
Brown. No Confederate officer has yet been
received into the service of the Empire.
The Wilmington Herald of the 9Th instant
notices the arrival there of General Meade and
staff.
Gen, Hancock, commanding the Middle De.
partment, has dispatched a detachment of the
2dU. S. cavalry to Ellicctt' Mills, to assist
the civil authorities in putting stop to horse
stealing, which has been carried on there to a
notable extent for some weeks
Gen Candy has forbidden the Mayor of New
Orleans to interfere in the sale lease or disposal
Of the wharves of that city, claiming them as
captured property of the National Govern
ment.
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AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION. Cne
called session of the Legislature of Virginia in
June last, an act was passed authorizing the
Governor to submit to the qualified voters of
this State, at the next election for members of
Congress and of the General Assembly, the
question, "Shal the next General Assembly
be clothed with power to alter or amend the
third article of the Consttution?'
Under that authority Gov Fierpoint has is
sued bis proclamation requiring the Commis-
soners of Election for each county and corpora
ton Of this Commonwealth to open a poll at
the several places Of voting in their said coun-
ties and corporations respectively, On the sec
ond Thursday in October, 1865, and to record
upon the said poll the response Of each qualified
voter, who shall vote aye or no upon the
proposition, ''ohall the next General Assembly
be clothed with power to alter and amend the
third article OF the Constitution Of Virginia?"
IT, by the voice Of the people, the General
Assembly is clothed with the power OF amend
ing the third article of the Constitution, as re-
ferred to, and the Amendment is made, persons
now Ineligible TO State Offices because OF having
held commissions under the Confederate Gov
ernment will be made eligible TO all Offices.
1t VIII be tor the people to say, when the
polls are opened, whsther the disabilities now
existing shall De removed; but until they are
removed 40 man should allow his name to be
used for an Office, which, under the Constitu-
tlon, Re cannot fill.
Yesterday morning delegation of Southern
ers, representing seven States-Georeia, Ala
bama, Mississippi, Florida, Arkansas, Virginia,
and Tennessee was at the " bite House await
ing an interview with the President. These
gentlemen cali upon President johnson for
the purpose of paying their respects and ex-
pressing their confidence in lis administration,
and returning thanks for the lenient course be
n mas pursued toward their respective States.
lne chaarmen OF the various State delegations
are Messrs Macfarana, of Va; Bass, Of Ark
9W,lthers, of Miss; Bliss, of Ala; Green, Of
Tenn; Judge hochrane of Ca Jud GO Baker,
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rs7IIE subscriber viii open his SCHOOL, for
floor Of the Lyceum building, on Monday, the
llth ofSeptembcr As here5ofo fore the number
Of pupils will be limited, that they may be un-
der his own personal instruction. Terms = OF
tuition per scholastic quarter as follows For
Orthrography, Reading Writing, ArlI4metc
and Geography So; English Grammar, History
and Comp 3stion $40; NathemArics and the
Natural Sciences Sl2. r. f. HENRY.
n B-Any person having business with the
advertiser may see him at the Lyceurn buildlng.
between the hours OF and Il m. and ana 3
n N. aug 30-lm
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Candidates.

Mxa. GILBERT s. MIHEE is a candidate to
ronresent the Seventh Congressional District OF
V!roi1ia. in the House of Representatives
Alcxandria September 4-te%
a~a RAz5r, BRAwNER is q candidate for the
House ofDeegutes Of Va, from Prince WILLIAM
county. ooS oo-Io o---y1,-
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NNISS MARKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
lYa IA Di rs will be med ON InnsdaY

NNIsS MARKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
lYA LADIES, will be resumed on Tuesday,
the 18th Of September, Every effort will be
made to promote the physical, moral and in
telectua advancement Of the pupils. The ne
cessity e regular attendance at school, is res
pectfully presented to parents, as without it
there can be very little Improvement in the
scholars or credit to the teachers. The School
Room is eigibly situated at her residence, 2lt,
King street between Al fred and Columbus,
where terms and particulars will be given.
aug 14--eotsepl5
A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
IA No. 52 Washington ST., Alexandria, Va.
This school will be opened for the reception
of pupils at o'clock, a. a., on Monday the
18th of September.
The Principal willteach Mathematics, An.
cient Languages and the Higher English
Branches; ; Mrs ANNA S GEORGE, the
MAN, Music-V ocal and Instrumental
The course of instruction will be thorough
and extensive and especial attention will be
bestowed upon the disciplinary studes-Spell-
ing, Reading, Writing, Geography, &c.
Terms-per quarter Of the scholastic year: pay
able in advance
Elementary class. W
Junior II % %
Senior vi -ss...... - w
Board and Washing. 81 50
Fuel (for day pupils) s)..................:....: oO
Music and Modern Languages at Professors 5
charges.
For Circulars address.
sep 6-tf X. KEMPER: Principal.
RFRS. WRITINGS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
Iyi CHILDREN, will be resumed on Tues
dav the 18th Of Septe nber The school room
is eligibly situated Washin gton street. ad-
joining Christ Church lot. aug 7-eotseplo
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Educational.
r ITERARY INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
IL LADIES.
No North Carey St.-near Franklin Square
BALTIMORE, MD.
MISS CUMMING, Principal.
Assisted by an efficient corps Of teachers.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
Payment Semi Annually in Advance
BOARDERS.
Board and Tuition, advanced English
Course. ..................S3 $500 10
BOARD and Tuition 250 90
French ~ 80 90
Tatin. .... 20 90
Mnsic Piano Forte. 50 co
TTse Of the Piano Der quarter i 4 90
Harm ..,.,,,.. 80 90
Guitar Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
CCal MuSlc......
Painting in Oil. DO 90
DAY SCHOLARS.
Payment required quarterly IN Advance
Preparatory Gepartme ent, w w
Sub Junior ...."......,...... oO w
Junior ................... oo w w
Middle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ ~ w
Senior .................. ~ W w
Fuel per Year. .................... W
Circulars can be had by application to the
PrlnClpal. OF aL tuo amy DIOlCO1 -. " ~ VIZ,
No. 10 North Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
Baltimore, Nd, sep l1-2w
DOCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTINS S
IL MILLS, near Baltimore, Md.-This lnsti-
tuition, incorporated and empowered to confer
degrees and academical honors, IS conducted by
the Brothers of the Christian Schools, and is
situated upon a rising ground in one OF the
healthiest and most picturesque portions or the
State and within a few minutes walk OF the
Ellicott's Mills railroad station. The SCHOLASTIC
year commences on the lst Of September and
terminates about the lst Of July.
TERMS Board, Washing and Tuition, $780,
Music and Drawing are charged extra:
sep lin BRO. BETTELIN, President
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA--The next
u session Of this institution (Which was new
er discontinued during the war; will commence
as usual October l. 1865, and end July 4, 1866
The Institution is organizer into eleven dis
tinct schools, with as many Professors. Six of
the schools are Academic, (besides that Of
Chemistry which is also Medical } four belong
to the Medical and one to the Law Department
The College Expenses, for the session Of nine
months will be from 1920 to $3.50, exclusive
of text books of which sum about $2l5 will be
required on admission and the balance between
that time and the 1st of April,
For further information address the sub
scriber, Post Office, University of virginis;;r
s. MAUPIN,
aug 15-1m* Chairman Of Faculty.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

. 7
Cu!peper Court House, Va.
This Schoo! will be opened OF Wednesday, 9Th
of September, 1865. Thorough instruction
given in Ancient and Modern l1angHages,
Mathematics, Natura: Sciences. and elemental
~ branches Scientific course the same as that
Of the v VI. Institute.
Terms: per session Of 90 five months; ; boaro,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
- ~ G. +. LiGHTFOOT, Principal.
Cu!Deper Ct House, Va, sep 2-2w
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IENANDRIA CLASSICAL NoTITU TE
"A is now open in the Odd Fellows Lodge.
Columbus street. For particulars, inquire Of
the principal E G. Neyltt at II the M scnooi ' from
ofrhe dav We are prepuroG to teGc/1 q rGgul0T
co71n0;u1S coq>7.se D"5-lW
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= '11. Nop7H R0oE II 1YcEUN BUIL:DLNG,
The undersigned formerly teacher in the
Morav ian Schools at Bethlehem and Nazareth,
Pa, opens his schoo! in the above named room
at S a. m., September 4th. Parents desiring
to place tn cir children under his care vii! please
apply to Z. ED W AI1D NJ VI 1iaf' NJ r.
sep Inns no. 10, oouth Al1red St.
NTEW MALE SCHOOL.-The undersigned,
IN formerly Associate Principal Of The .A!ex-
andria Eclectic Academy, viii open school at
Lyceum Hall, in this city, on Monday, oepte1n-
Der 9th, 1865, fer the education ofboys.
~ Circulars can be had at IntWsle's Book
Store, or at the store Of Robert L. Wood,
King street. " VI i. D<iA Al'.
aug 1---!aw3W6 6yGt.
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MARYLAND.
tn. H.r,-svy Law Cs.ssn~t.ssL

Baiffpo,s. Dee. Is. -Jr'hisf josie. Hg-is, In HE
De- sion uasnips hs eopsu,uHonslv oi The
r.gisss,on l.~. -hieh .seludss from voting Hose
-ho s.nbo, tsss N. ,ss, oath pressoisd in 'h.
ns- conai,uHop, ssysi
TAis Conatnton mur ~ recognized - The
orasno isu II ,hs stste tts chief ohSsctsrs.ic.
In oonusd ainoton W The puor srcles ~ ,bs hind,
srs . Declaration n the fundamental principle
tbs, svsry oinsen ~ ihs s,s,e owes paramount
sllsgisnoe W the Conatution snd 0oysrntnsn' of
he Uni 81 States, snd 10 not bound b. any az %
ordinssce ~ ths ftsie Ia oontrsveptiOn 90 subvsr
sop thereof IN N incorporation -iih The right ~
sufrsse snd The sbollon ~ slavery. 10 vas
designed ,o render The Union indissoiubls, bv
srcluding from ihs ole and ofioes of the stsse
all Who sctvsly engaged IN the rsbelhon, or gave
u ad aud comfort n the prsvasnoe OF the
doctrine Of secession 10 W bo soccptsf In ersnus-
lion q those thus engaged In The rebslliou,
The soldiers " sIust and Early, "
the war hsd continued. might have claim
ed ths right ~ suffrage unehsngsl. The
Tenth Section n Article it oftue Federal Cousti-
tuition does not hnh The power n of Stats 10 ht,
change or modify The qualifications Of voters ihs
right OF Ban ~ regulate the elective franchise 10
absolute and unqusl hsd, and Ia the foundsn IN Of
STATE sulhorty. To this power the right Of .
people " participate In tho legislature 10 sborln-
ave; cit zenship and suffrage arc not insslsrable
The latter not being universal OF inAhThabls
righ, with which men are endowed by their Great
or, but Ia altogether conventional. Nh aqusStion
a mere civil policy, 70 be- arranged ON such .
bssis a. the majority may deem erPeiieni. With
reference W ihs moral ply seal and inslec'usl
condition Of ,he Isrticulsr STATE. lognl voter
10 certainly ho Who has the right 70 vote but the
law appoints . means whereby 10 decide such
night. Limitations Of this character arc IN opera
ton In other states. The Jealousy OF foderal in
huence excluded those IA actual service from par
tcipsting in elections. IL would be an snomsy II
the sworn onemies Of the government should 10
preferred to iu friends In this state The same
power which disqualified free co.ored men In lsOl,
who prlor to that year were enutlod W vote, ena-
bled the eonvsntion Of 1854 70 disq Atty all who
bad been in armed hostlt- TO the United States
Every govGnmsn, should contain IN itself the
means Of iu own preservation, and for that reason
the rsgulsnon Of lne right Of suffrage Was reserved
BY tho states.
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mad 10 the H,v Ysri SEN !

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BuHLrsous on 'LAfricaine' has been pro
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has Original music and puns.
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claimants 10 seats In tho House oi Representatives
~ NV eonnluer,u, , m Us u.en .uny us.erniheu'
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