davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

AUCTION SALES.
e. M PArTEN, AUcTIoNEER, IL Exo1.n.. :,
Stock OF Dry and Fancy Gooas.
CiO,ninR. Boots, shoes and
Bubbers az auction.

ON Saturday, Feb IIh. at IN so,
" M, without reserve, a % mnis.s - ~ se, - z:
. insisting in part Of BE aahed ana brow hsstipes
Gus nirIings ana Elannes, C.oihs Linen 4 abe
TSssed Goods, Ccttons Thr ads, Collars 6,bhons'
10 ard Pocket Gu lery, Rszos Silver PlStss c.,
Pho,,os poons and Forks, Wallets Nor, COO "a
Ro0vsaosrsph albums, Mir, rs Portable Desfs VIZ
sors WinHshes gu penders, Sheare Jewelrv, Scis.
Cologne Of snd Fancy Soaps of ever, discription,
tbousnd az "a, note Paper Envelcpes Che With 4
tn ~ osntr srlicles SO III O'clock an n.
SI aver % F az and Vest 81 dOz shirts a.
boSss soaps. n xa ools. Shoes and Rutbsrs; rs
dition, and must Be fold Aounu III B0oe 0on-
May be seen Friday afternoon 'r.n
FEB. I'D
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
COparInership NOlice.

w the style OF Fur ar { srKvREs, a. whsls le
ant retail dealers In Pho' ographic Stock, Fromes,
lat Middle Street, Portland, Me.
JOIN g. FULLER,
CHARLES w. SrpvKNs.
January 2stA, 1866. jans0d2ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

RuAp DIR. HUGHES advertisement. in another
column In his speciality DR.. Hughes is unequalled
by any ply stefan in this country.
janl WHY
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
REMOVALi
ii'aal 4a}nh
DIR. WIN. DENIM G. .
Medical Electrician
Has rsmovedhis OfhcefrOm clapp's Block to
IVA MIDDLE STREET, ~.
Nearly Opposite tho United States Hotel. Vher. hs

MOULD respectfully announce to the cltizens 81
w Portland and vicinity, that he has emit
~ located in this city. During the two years We
have been In this city, we have cured some o.
the worst forms Of disease in persons who Nave tried
other forms OF treatment In vain, and curing pa
dents in SO short time that the Question IL often
asked, do they stay curedl To answer ths question
We will say that all that do not stay cur cd, 9e will
doetor tho seeond tine for nothing. p "
Dr.. D. has been practica. electrician Ter twenty.
one ears, and 10 also regular graduated physichn
MectrioiEy Is perfectly adapted to chronic daenses
In the head, neck or extremites; CONSUMPTION Wien
in tho acute stages where the lungs are not fallV
Involved; acute or chronic rheumatism se-tsula his
diseases white swelings, spinal diseases, varyatI
Of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted Hynbs
palsy or paralysis, st. Vitas Dance, deafness atam.
mering or hesitanOy Of speech, dyspepsia indiaee.
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles--we cure
every case thst oan be presented; asthna bronchI.
Oomrieiats, 40 -. = =
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
Boot & Shoe Mandatory,
r Z vi OVAL!

HAVING removed from west Minotto Mechan-
a - ic Falls, shall continue to manufacture all the
Kind .of Pegged Boot and Shoes, for Mems, Wo-
at the former place f. the past nine years; shall en-
deavor to make t IT, fhe interest of my former Gus
tome to continns, their pa'ronsge, and W ud in
me - ,JOgEPu bFFppGr Y
Mechanic + avis, Jan 49, 1866 -an2ssw
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
e. M. PATrEN, AUcrIoNEER, Il Exchange St

Damaged Leather at Auction.
On Saturday, Feb llth at 10 A NJ, at office, viii
O/oe SOLD Tor ana gu account of whom Il nay con-
csrn, lot OF Damaged Le-ther, saved from the
steamer Potomac fhe,d
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

CARD.-The ladies' o. the Maine Camp Hos
pital AS ,ociation gratefully acknowledge the
ecsipt Of the following sums since January LIST,
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
FOR THE FRONT.

a ID. REEVE9.
MILL visit the Army at the fonnt, and be absent
w ssme four weeks, and will take his fitting
measures as to be able to aDswer orders for out
nts OF clothing military civil-a good opportr M
FOR those in the service to order from home,
jams IT, s.-.- -
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
CITY OF PORTLAND.

IN of the city ouncl to lay out a new street. or
public way for the use of the city beginning at
point about lsS feet north easteTy from tie corner
Of commercial street and the lane leading to Cott6n
STREET.-THE parsll line with said lane to Fore
street TO be so feet wide .u
And he Joint Standing Committee of the City
Council on laying out streets, in pursuant OF
order of the city Counc, passsd ON tie lxth day
of February will meet for said purpose cnWedne day
the 18th DAY Of Feb at O'Clock IA thu afternoon at
the place Of begin ming, then ano there proceed to
view and lay cut said new Test
All persons Interested will take notice and govern
themselves acc r-ipgly.
Given under our hands this eth day Of Feo'y. A.
ID 1QR6
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
GOTHAM SEMINARY.

FAIHE Spring Term of Gorham Semie ary will COM
n mence on tuesday, teb, 2lst, 1866 For full
M . or 10 JOHN A. WATERMAN,
. isps1l ..l ..taa.. .-.l SeciY OF Trustaea.
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10
-mnn;e;nal Court. Feb. 9.

INH1UIUdl- OS14tJ AoU. VI !
Michael Cunningham, for drunkenness and
disturbance, was fined three dollars and costs,
which he paid.
John Brady, Thomas Collins, Charles o.
Neal. and Thomas Kelley were brought up for
drunk4sa, IS and disturbance, and were fined
three dollars {, ach and costs. They could not
,,or ond wora N. 'refore committed to jail
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-10

WEF .REAs my wife, Lydia NJ. Hersev has
w bandoned my bed and board and the home
MmcP ha. provided for her all persons are here
my account. a. / shall pay no bills contracted by
" T after this date WILLIAM P. HERSEY.
Gosham, Feb 6, 1865,-feb9dSwlw
, 1865-03-27
Ea7EEAk9NG SPECD14aTIONS
Lee Thinks the E3ebcl Causa Hopeless,
uad Sicpb cna IN favor OF Negotiation
and Reconstruction.

new YorK, Saturday. March GA Washing
ton correspondent makes ter1e. q revelations,
toI whish he youehes, eones.n.ns the rensl 81 coa.
the :o.a! available military iorce o. the rebels -
152.Gu0 men, t1efgurcs being taiscn from the rolls
4 e e. sse1o ha 4ss seae
Committee to Inquire into tho Copdi.ioq Of the
Co1felcracy was Gen. Leo. lie said; 1T would
einia troops would not go into North Caro1tn1;
fhst they hsd not troops enough to last till mid
sunmes. Il the W5f Tas to be- scsrrlsd M 9n. :. the
sand negroes, but they should be cHaanci-
Isted. Il would ieoend upon circumstances
whether they would succeed bY armtng he slaye.,
9car. The sentiment, in the army WAS ,almost
unanimous fer peace. TBe men viii Gg1t longer,
u Necessary, but they believe We can't continue
lest policy Is to mike peace Oh the plan proposed
to S n 1c saved iufihsr sasrl6ce. - lie inquiry i
would take command OF all the aEn:ca, with un-
limited powers, be replied that be would take any
position 70 Which lls country called him, Int he
power can eave It. lie thought Stephens policy
MAS the hest now. The army and The people ought
to be eaycd, Il 81 else Il lost: ..~...
olbcr public 1en who are In favor Of 1econstruc-
1ica en- the besls Of the Union and the Constitu-
ES.ssna,or % C. c. Clay recently returned from
England, reported that England would have
rothiag 10 d. win The coufederacy.
When e1r. Stephens retained from the Hampton
Roads couiereLce he told his frfcuds that they
wc1id bare. pence before May, 1st, 15Gs-that the
eubft3nce pi. what Iii: Lincoln said was that he
could make 10 terms with lit: Davis as the leader
Of the rexl llon-ihst he conld not treat with the
states While they confessed alIe9tance to tha Con-
iederate Uoycrnment, but thu. he WIS willing 10
treat with the States separately md If peace was
declared. would do all In his power to remit pains
md rcrnltEss JeG. Davis. instructions were that
neeot1st1ops shund be conducted as between two
Independent nattenshtie., and pending the nsco.
vera not ertcrt.ined bY Hr. Lincoln Is
fasl. for neEot.ations.. hr. Stephens looks upup
any luther effort or the part Of the Confederate
, 1865-03-27

Tic Washington. correspondent Of the N.
T. World, March %, writes rs follows on
Gen. Grants plans:
The grand plsns Of the L.eutcn1nt General corn
mandne the army are now clearly developed lie
has exhibited most heroic and enduring pa
lis e5lc hsutanants, not the ieast Of whom Il
Sherman, and uow Is about to reap tho reward OF
his well planned combinations. He has out.ua-.
IT, and compel!ea p led him to Commit ta fsta e9ror
Of defending. bis capital while tts military sup
ports were falling one by one around him: lie has
hssd @ biz Ein hf sf f'e 81
He has e7nscd Sherman to sweep from Atlanta to
Savannah, and thence through South Carol1na
Into tbs hea5t Of te oa S9Fa stat " 1 ~ sDsh
shcrpan WIG, a base by The timely capture Of WI.
nington. and enabled him to form junction. with
circumstances which were In. the htghestj do
gree cucoaraging to the galfan't men COM
posing g,issn his e5nS sha:.5.a hhs at Timely mo;
upon the eneny's chsnne}s Of supply, and 80 tho
roughly wss the work doiic, that Richmond was
thESwn ntv p3ns an2 =. fsasS Ct 4! sa were
to he nurth hank Of the James 7or thc purposs Of
consultations md now has sent him upon another
ra.d to meet kilpasr;ek, Who Is already far IN I'D
vance Of sh9rmane 9 line Of eArmlshers. Thus be
h:a swep. Les and Johnston lnso position, where
either O. 10th en- be attacked with very grea.
probability Of success. lie has placed hls LETT
wing II such npositson as to. be In very eho:t
t;2c within Communication With tha extreme
riehtWjng OF shernan's army. He has literally
barred al1 the avenues Of egress BY which tte foe
may escape TO the soIth Ut vest end now awaits
delayed, and ere this reaches you the craah Of ,hs
ctcisiyc battle naay be responding on tho plsIns
st soutasssts1n yifs;ints Tins, ey drsatse
ntnees the anal sas1ie a1 q tas 1 Wes wiz g. 1ughs
she lln21 Of The patllQt heroes Of july, 1851, :
, 1865-03-27

CAP7unE--Aboutts ten days ago tewclry store
1. Aurora. va. robbed of $500 worth Of jewelry
and sllyerwnre. Nothing was hcsrd Of the prop.
srty. and The owner had made up hts mind to
ppcEet the loss, when C1pta1n 3. c. Yates former
ly Chief OF Police OF this city, while engaged In
xtumcnt learned the whereabouts OF the plumber
Ttleeramt we're cent to Chief Of Police Dexter,
and a. L. Carter, Of AURORA. and ou Sunday the
Entire properly wae recovered and gwen 10 the
owner. Captain Yatct WIS .s.ociafcd with the
latc {. r. Bradley, and one Of his m.st valuable
hs- stAnts.
, 1865-03-27

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
WAsuEarox, Saturday, March a5.
During the week the following western banks
were authorized 10 commence operations under
the Natiouhl Baking Act:
First National Bank of Champaign, Ill.,; c1pItal
First National Bank of shawneetown, Ill; capi.
First National Bank Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio; ea7i-
NorwalE Bank, Norvalk, O.; capital xloo, 900.
Champsigne BaAs, urhana. o.; capitnf fiel 900.
National State Bank- Mt, Pleasant, Iowa; capi-
Naiional State Bank, Lafayette, Ind; capital
Mnntein Bank, Pa; capital s1oacoo.
tel <101, 600.
The 1umber Of Banks established during the
week ending to.duy vas swcnty.sevcn. with On az
gresata capital OF So T4s,1Co The total number in
operation up to date is o25
The first insta11ment Of one and two dollar na-
tional currency notes WIS issued from the Treas
ury to-day. They will be given to the Banks in
First Nauonal Bsnk Of Philadelphis, being the
% so1isifor S wiling, VI f' of he War Department, has
JON Wi!son; , of Chicago, @ :, ys probably @ bs
h,etstan, See1stary Of the Treasury.
Mr. uaIriuRton's resignation, 1t 1s reported will
take place On Mny 1st.
Telegraph Communication between Washington
Ind City, Point has been Interrupted during the
1aateIeht hours In consequence Of the brcakage OF
eatlr.
The principal object Of Gen. But1er's visit here
is TO settle ur his financial adairs with the Gov
esEment. Alter he has effected this 1t is believed
he "ill tendeEh bis resignation as Major General.
Ills friends a1ylse him not 10 accept the portion
Of Chief Of the .Frccdman's Bureau, which has
been tcnd:Tcd him. The pusiiioa was offered to
Ho}lcitor Whiting, rho refused 1t.
The War Department Il u hourly expectation OF
Intelligence direct from Sher11an, Efo ere this 1t
IS believed has fought q great batt!e somewhere
in The yici1fty nj RlleIgh.
Esttmates 6ayc been made at the Qua1tcrmaster
Generals Office lor three months, supplies for
Shermau's and Scho1elds armies. Large quanh-
hes ofsupplles are beng daily eenr 10 NeWbern.
Several vessels are loading hero ROW, and Will
probably sail tomorrow. with wagons Tor Srho-
neld's force. whose transportation Is very ]i,ni.
ted, bs ing only i've wagons 10 General headquar-
ters, two to Driscdc headquarters and one 10 each
regiment. Oger thfrty-tiva thousand pairs Of
6tCcs and immense quantities. Of clothing have
heen dispatched within tho last few days to Nvw-
bern and WILMINGTON.
The President expected to return from City
Pointer Monday
Gen. Singleton a71fred here to-day from his
visit u 1ebeldom, n saddeE hut wiser 1nun. No
h]iYH branches SccnrupOnfPl him.
, 1865-03-27

Government towards negotiations, or to carry On
The war, a. futile and un1us. 70 the people, and
states his plan Of pescs H.; First let President
tbe South. smbodylpe what he has sad as 10 peace
md what passed at TIE. interview; eecopd, ap-
point poi consissioners 70 meet sss1e Commission.
Sta,es on coudliioD OF obedience to tho coas:ttu-
irs cegemi.iousEs, ot noo3 oo73f;fsssnee, who shai
lieycd this pIan would secure the APPRECIATION OF
WORTH Ceroi,ao, Georsf:. F1orida, Alabama, Ms.
flss;,,pi, and perhaps South Carolina and Virgini1.
, 1865-03-27
FROM C4AlEsO AND BELOW.
Fight with fSuern1lus-The N1oycncnE
AnAIEAt mobf e-PenEnct4a Occlp3eE
-ShIrmeDts-Ste0m Burned.

cA1ro, Saturday. March ga tight occurred
between twenty Of our troops aud seventy -uefi-
les, thirty miles from Paducah. A Wednesday
night. twenty guc11Ilas were killed, 1ncludipl;
their notorious leader, Capt. Hcpougal. Capt.
McGregorg on ouF side, wis killed. Gen. Mere-
dlth has several expeditions out, clearing West
crp Kentucky Of EneT3lia8.
Six hundred and eighty bales Of cotton have
passed for Cincinnati mud go for st. Louis.
morning against Mobile commenced ycstrrday
moving, By Gen. Benton, Sd division, 18th Corps;
Ctl. Hertram, lst brisade, I'd Corps; Gen.
Te:chts and Stpkes' brigade also moving In tha
direction or Bosneeour, Gen. Andrews morcd
up from Barancas with two brigades, md. took
poesesslon Of fFensaco!a, which he now holds.
The rebel guord-aoat Anna Dale, one gun. was
captured In Mstsgorda Eay.
Seven vessels were hlowu ashore By the recent
cale, at The month Of the Rio Grand. Tho steamer
Lighter WIS burned outside the bar-a1l on board
were drowned. The United States steamers Sem
male, Quake. City and Circass1an Wero ut BraEs,
Sanusso On the 11th.
, 1865-03-27
tuureL with the endorsement Of the ai'ibsd

tunrel, with the endorsement Of the Rai'} '}bsd
scheme. Wns carried.
AID. Rafferty, then called mp the report of the
Ccrac1t.ce on Gar and Gas1iehts, enclosing IN or
&ilu nee increasing temporarily the price OF gas
rscd b. the city IN the Socth 111 NprtA Dl7iEio1s
from Ner. 1st. lsat I'LL rervked by The Council,
to three 6oliars per thoue2ud-
AID Rafferty, explained that the present cost to
tic cify wns about r., 600 per yesr.
Aid. Barrett found fau1t with the Gas Company
for not keep1Dg the street tznps lighted
lowed 10 burn much longer thau the Others. &c
thought the proposed advance was too much. He
1,oreu totmend b} max1ns the price $a5y
the Company had broken fatth with tho pthlle.
Lost.
The amendment Of Ala. Ta1cott was withdrawp,
Iy twtnty-thrce ngaIn fo1r.
The Council then adjourned,
, 1865-03-27

CnaxBEa OF CoMNERcE-REzr or Or11c.s,-
The tent4l CT Offices In the new Chamber Of Com
nertc building commenced on Saturday afternoon
with those in the main building, fronting on
Washington street Only eighteen Offices were
sold, those each side Of the psluc,pil entrauce
being taken by 8. sturgta' Sona md the t1ty NJ
tional Bank. The sale will be continued d 19f
o'clock :hts morning. The following u The No.
Of the ofecs sold, with the au2ual renf:1 and p.e-
mipme. Nos l 10 Il inclusive are located on tho
rst foor. Nos. Is to II inclusive ere ii the base-
, 1865-03-27
FROM Ts4E SOUTW.
The Evacuation OF Goldsboro-E!c7TS.
OF the Rebel RresS-Keported Re-
nu1Ha Of Sheridan.

ftnel Of the I'D. says: sGofdsboro has been
evacuated. AT last accounts tho enemy had not
entered" The came paper says there Is hand Of
retcI deEerters prowling in Bedford county, Va,
plundering the inhabitants.
The organization ofcoored troops in Richmond
Is going on as rapidly az possible. The Sentinel
ssys: "1he dai kies pEefeD.1 iudierous appear
ance, but il Is believed Samho could be ang hit to
handle gun asNscll as hoe"
The Petersburg EIpytss says Grants trains
were movlng all Saturday night with troops IT,
wards the left ofhts line. It may have been only
sec-saW movement to deceive. The weather is
very f1pe and Grant may advance, though 1t Is be.
licvcu he will not move I'LL Sherman II nearer"
The 1Fhy Of tho 2ld learns that Ft.z Hugh Lee's
cavalry attacked Sheridan at White House, On the
2tst. and severely punished him.
The Richmond Sentinel OF Tho sd says: EAST
ern louisiana ls Infested With jawhh~kere, rob-
be1s and Eaurderers. The people are frequently
found dead by the wayeida: Even woa1;n are
, 1865-03-27
COna1ON COUNCIL.
Srecta4 MectinE-Liccnscr- nsfag
the kS3rcr-.zhe lstver Tuntse1 ap.
prOrr{Aticu RQascGl-Vrsce OF Gag.

A etec7al meeting Of The Common Couacil.
Gased on two separate calls, Was held on Saturday
afternoon for the Expressed and understood pur-
pose OF acting On licenses to vehicles, the Report
Uf tho Ecard Of Engineers. end the matter Of the
esi1 F.eeeT Tatsi aobes a ca
lup, McRoG, Knup. Sheridan, Walsh; Wastwork.
cotuirky, sherHin, Cl.rk, Rafferty,. Talleort,
aeiS Arineirone, Ffaazen, itnh, Hotanser, sai
vur, Lswson> o'sullIynn and Wooduaan.
EAid. Ta.cctt offered IN ordinance repeating the
ecnss q vehicles. The Alderman sid tho lse1i.
mate Erayrnen themselves a.ked for the rep.ol Of
the old ordinance. Under the present ordinance
and take on, license. The license aaoald bs
placed hack at the old mites
AID. WalEh thoush. the public would not be
Aid. Gently thought tic object sought was to
drive ont poor Inen.
LA. Talcoti sad they wanted 70 revive the old
Jingle tcane, and eight dollars for double, with
two dollars fees.
Or motion Of "a KonsTfs n1n.,ss clause was n
AID. S: ertdan moved to amend by taxing all We
The whole matter Was referred to the Committee
- tld. TIolden called mp the report or1he Coramit-
tee Cf Engineers On cleansing the river,
Keefs 5 it'd ~ sS @,ses as s I'D aaogt sksa
III power ont Of tho hanos Of the Eouncii md
p,aced it in those or the Board Of Pahltc Works.
Tue report WIS eo1e151ed nc @ n: & ana Afterwards re-
AID, Holden wished 70 call up Tho matter Of the
oily printing In The Gezmsn Paper havfng tbs
Saisett circulation. Decided out or order.
and ane Ad Goisky asked Tor cali u the roli On
the 1ssoac hsinr uea1y E an hour after the time for
which ths meeting mas called A''' Holden Oh
3ee'sdd 81 cemskv called up the report OF the Com
, 1865-03-27
Leaving balance Of. Z
Ihe report was accepted.
RETonT OF LIRRANT cox41rrHE

Making total Of o.sln, though the Inventory only
showss,os9. 4 eomewhat 1EEegulsfiy kept hoos
I've yesrs reduces this deficiency to 1853. The
number Of books, hcndes pamphlets, naaps, Ec.'is
now sGs2 or this year there has been added during
hy 6fncine pcrioilcals. Among these are rasny
volumes "le Moyne Ago" ordered from France
Senest e. ps preria, eo aad eo.t s sinlar ea!es
have aleo occurred in other works. or the broken
tets 81 tsve hetn filled, and 80 volumes have
,::as1 bouks have been delivered 10 isl mem
bers. Tac average daily delivery has been II.
Ihc avcrrge nnlnncr In c1rculstlon at one ting
huyc csed the Library as follows: Lite members
u, honorary members !, Ladies' 81, regular 931.
FSASc1AL nEroET.
The report Of George VI. kiuball. Esq, Chair
expenditures and receipts OF the past year have
hen largely in advance Of any preceding one.
The eross receipts u the rear amount to SiH, ,aS8
Sanse il SRsa 81 ss II anaaa fane
previous 10 tho past year was q ,lU4 stoailnr
sutn ha. been landed during the, year. making 4
total Of saaoat present Invested. The report
The reports Of the Committees on Rooms and
Fixtures and urou Newspapers and Periodicals
xefs nex ihSy pscseqtea ho sEte1
1cc on DcnadoIs c.ron1c1ed i GIFT of fl50 from
Ihou1ss B. Bryan, Esq. Thai on Law reported
tie Association to be at peace with all the world.
TnEAsCGER's REPORT,
The Tfcasrrer's report was as follows:
Receipts ffool last Treasurer, Sa,BD.60.
From other sources, fi3, ,477.89, -.....
taid out SIC, SD-el, leaving balance OF S946S4.
EXPORT or INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
The number Of votes pollcd :o7 President was
$50. Necessary to a choice, go. These numbers
liGe1.d very little In any Of tho Other, offices.
TIE following or %' rcculai" ticket was elected:
PtesiIf1f-Georye NJ. hnhaFk. 1f5 votes.
Vict Iffs3dfnf- q II. Cf1a. 2s7 votes.
!Ico,td 13ce eHtsident-T. w. Ba1tcr. eel votes.
aoryxsp Ha:ng Seefttdry-E. $. Brown, .43
yoicB.
1tkasuFer-J, o. R1tter, 23i votes.
-NGnoyers-Kev- 4. C6t!yer- Fit; 6. P Mcbride,
sft:; T. r Tuil. .7o; z j. Warner, .52; G. II.
Wheeler 80; Gro. Taylor, 259; ). A. Cowes. 2ss.
The incoming Frss'aspi Z, scinF Introduced BY
1r-ned thanks for the honor conferred upo1 atm,
Gttsr which Tie meeting adjourned
, 1865-03-27
From, Suu Francisco.

san FeANc1sco, Tuesday, March e1.-There is
travacnht reports Of petroleum haVini, been dis
covered in California, which have provepeed the
usual shipments from New York. Dealers arc
luyinc up what Is in The market for u rise. No
California oil las ret come into the market,
though ufhch prospecting in search Of It Is In
progress.
l;rcsdstrE' are sill rm at the high prices litely
ruling, althorga supplies arrive from Oregon and
Chill.
Troops for A1izona are now going forward by
Eftd1Ifr.
, 1865-03-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Organization of Nat!onaI 3an:1s--.
Expected on nrOnduy--.Supplfes for
acknowledgement Hefn;.ee.s and
Their StOlfeH-s-The Hebc1 Ham
pltude.
, 1865-03-27
aSfal EGtaff=zIDsN&rE.

EOT SALE--Fa1m ter eala, CT
T. the Mississippi river. sixty miles os:oT IT. lcE1s.
sdI..nlEr The city Of Ste. GcccTe.c. The t-acs con-
tains Iwa huaaTea enc twelve tctes. - u to'iy
acrss a pasture. and ao'at t!s'r Or fort;
nIt usfs one Ssf oea,nE- Way a1A q about two
thousand vines in full bcsrirg neE e2ttaxe dwef 10
Ct lie bsss 1ru.t far. IN tho ststs, Frlee, *lo
te1ms t. suit purchassT. Az: small farm near rue
dWesstnc house, smoEe hoa*s. Ae, Frire. "a In.
qalfc 2! .D; G: :TUI1LEt' ste, aeneyteys, kfes
M h13-pXo LIT
, 1865-03-27
N'lI1ifQgI0 Mrtbunfe
THE. CITY.

n. ". SANITARY FA1n.-A meeting OF tie E1-
ctuttrc Board Of tie Northwestern Sanitary Fair
v1!l he be1d on Monday afternoon nj $ o'clock,
1ssrch 9Th, at the rooms Of the Sanitary Com
anission.
fe3
, 1865-03-27

New IorksStoct and Money Market.
- Naw yoRK. 6asnzcsy, Ma1eh25.
MoxET-Stcady at per cent.
.sTxH11xo ExcnAsoE-Qoiet at lo9Xa1osH for lsst
ctass Dtts.
GOLD Moro active and flrr1er oaeutnc 3. 1870
1s1 declining 70 ls3h, a6vaZcns 10 5, and ciSsine
GpYE1xYEar G1ockn- pu.l.