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Notice.

The Union voters OF Yarmouth requested to meet
vt the Temperance Hall, in said town, on Saturday.
he second day of September next, at o'clock P. M,
nominate candidate for Representative to the
legislature. atfA lalE N4.it4.
y % Per Order of Town Com
! Yarmouth, Aug Is, 1865. aug3Oltd
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DIR. B1cKNELL's VEGETABLES pysENrER

DIX. BIChNEI4IzO VEGETABLES DYSENTEkY
SYRUP, contains no opiate or mineral substance.
Very pleasant TO the TASTE mid in its effect, yet sure,
safe and reliable and is Warranted to cure Dyson
terry, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
Pain or Cramp in Stomach or Bowels tits the finest
medicine for children, as wen as grown persons ever
oneled the public Try It'll No cure no ray.
Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Providence
r. l. For sale by Druggists generally.
july17d&w2m H. H. HAY, Agent for Maine.
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NoTICE TO SUBscRIBERs.-Mr. F. Tracy.
our agent, will visit Sagadahoc County during
the present month for the purpose of collect
ing dues and receiving subscriptions. d&w
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@35G65. 81 WIKI lIl n
Farrow, 50 a 40.
Veal Calves-&6af6 ~ s4aii
Sheep and Lambs = Northern. 4 "a &c: Western,
se@7; Lambs, S2la43 y head. n
Swme-bhoates, wholesale, 11e113c; retail 15d163 {;
Spring pigs pm, fl9Iec wholesale, and 1516 retail
| Fat hogs 12ta13c, live weight.
Hides-7CGs5e y h; country lots, 6ta7c.
Tallow-Sales at 6deic h y.
Calf Skins4At 16a1sc % 10.
Pelts-37cd1S each.
Poultry-19g2oc y ID, live weight.
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Pc RT LA N d.
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,

ALoNzo s. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR, ias'
No. 80 Middle Street, Portland, Me- u
copying done in the best maner. dec29ti
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'AIIED-Brigs caprera. Sharon, and zebuion.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

OON1E1SIlG ROhISs
NEW oRLEANS-Ar ed, ship Artisan, Pollard,
MoBiLE-cld 10th inst, brig Idzabel, Look, for
PotT ROYAL Scar oath inst, sch Nancy Mills,
AR I'D, brig Hottie. Grkey, Bath. AL-5
Sid I'D, sch Belle, Bulger, Jacksonvillee.
kICHMOND-Sid 18th, sch Jos Ames, Turner,
BALTIM6RE-Cl SOth, brig Elias Dudley. Mitch
il, Portsmouth sch Avon, Eaktr, Ntw1oif
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 3yth, brig Charies III Frnst
id for Newb1ryportl; Gsse' ie s S0seOn lana
.ence, land cid for Proyncetownl; Julia Newell,
Johnson, NYork tand cid for Portsmouth; Young,
cd sOth, sehs Mary Mountain, sOmers, saco; Mat
lie Holmes, Tapley, Boston.
Ar 30th, brigs Hopkins Hamor, Mayaguez; liza,
Williams, Caibsiien; sch George Deering Willard,
Portland. = 81 f...l
Below, barqus St JagO, from Cuba.
CID 30th, brig Meteor, Carman, Fail River: schs
Hendriek Fish, Henderson, Portland; Mary Hliza-
oeth, Somers, sacO; Trident, Robinson, Boston; IL
At Delaware Brealwater 2sth, schs M A Gould.
md Boston, for Portsmouthi William Sargent. for
NEW YORK-Ar sOth, shin Avon. Warwiek from
Havana; brigs Helen e Edgett, Edgett Cialfuegos;
L M johnson, Ellis, Port Midway Ms; Sarah Peters,
Lord; Mobile; sch Gertrude Horton, Jameson, from
Ar Sist, schs Salinas, Kitchener, Lubec; y Baiz-
ley, Crosby, Lingan CB: Harriet Neal, 0'Bgien, I'm
CID a1st, barque Reunion, Tracey, Philadelphia.
PROVIDENCE--Ar 31st, sch John Compton, Long,
Ar s1st, schs Aneghan, Jones' Calais; Allied f
Howe, Eaton, Bangor.
NEWPoRf-sldS Oth, sch Com Tucker. Loud, I'm
Calais for New York .8
Ar slst. sch Sarah Jane, Gardner, Providence tor
New York. aL ~ .I.
FALL RIvER-sld soth, sch W P Williams, Mich
bis, New York. .n
AT sist, schs Wave, nom Bangor; Samuel Lewis.
Wood, Ellsworth.
HOLINESS HOLE-Sld 31st, barcue Fannie Car
yer, Boston for Philadelphia; brigs Elvra johnson,
Machias for New York; Roamer, Mcfarland, Calais
.or Finishing Ii; schs Russell, Hodges Philadel-
lhia Tor Saco: Abbie Willard La sil, Bangor for
4schmondi Q Conant, Donovan, Calais for Wash
ngton. n.<.H .l
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar s1st, sch G. ma, Moore,
Bro0klin, Me. .slal-
DANvERs-Ar 18th, sch Pearl Thayer, from
2ockland. fat
BOSTON-Ar Isl, barque Manuela, Morse, Buenos
Ayres; barque Eva H Fisk, Dill, Philadelphia schs
Telegraph, Perkins, Ellsworth; Brilliant, Dunbar,
Belfast. -a
Cid 1st ship Eliza, tBrl Nckerson, Mobile; barque
Helen Sands Oils, Mobile; schs II II cleveland,
Thompson, Camden; Henry A, Wade, Waldoboro;
Maiiel, Kaler, for do; Marine, Bragdon, Sullivan;
dangea, Eaton, Ellsworth.
SALEM-Ar 20tn, schs larry Not, Cdttrell, BAN
yor; Brilliant, Ryan, Belfast.
Ar 30th brigs + LarIabee, Carlisle, and Strout.
Wallace, Philadelphia; schs Elizabeth, Perkins, I'm
Philadelphia; Vesta, Haupt, Orland.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ KS. WINsLow.


Mrs. WINSLOWa
An ExPEn9ENcED NURSE and Fsmal. phv-
'ic'An presents 2 the attention Of Mothers her
- $ oothfng syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINc
which greatly facilitates tho process or ro.,,
softening he gums, reducing all inflammations v,,i
allay all PAIN and spasmoiic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS
Depend upon t. mothers, Il will give rest to YOUR
Selves and d's ~
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH of il
what we have never been able to say Of any Other
medicine-Heper has IL failed in single instance 70
sSect cure, when timoly used. Never did we know
an instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used it.
On the contrary all are delighted with its operations
and speak in terms of eommendation Of its mag1ca
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
"what we do know" after thirty years experience
and pledge our reputation for the uhlment Of what
we here declare. In almost every instance where the
niant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
WI oe iouno IN hfteen minutes after the Syrup is al
Fun directions for using win accompany each bot
tile. None gen line unless the fac-simile of CURTIS
g PERKINS. New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
junessnd&w6m ~ T 49,
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.1Like the gale that signs along
{, Beds of oriental flowers -

Is the fragrant perfume of Sterling's AmbrOsia.
This preparation beauties the hair prevents 1t fan
ing off or turning gray, and eradieates dandruf.
Sept. 2-d2w - saaE
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AT Simon's bay July II, slIp William Tel, Jones,
from Cardiff. disg.
At Leghorn 14th inst, ships Premier, NcCiilvery
for Boston; Persia, Doane tor New York.
At DemeraTa 18th ult, brig Robert Move, Hotch-
dss, for New York. ldg.
At Buenos Ayres July 8, ship Bethiah ThayeE
Iartney, tor Callao; and others.
Sid I'm st Jago 10th, brig Savatmard, tBrl Habrelg
Tor Portland.
Ar at Trinidad 2lst uit, brig Maripcsa from Cher
ryfeld.
At Havana 2sth ult, barque Queen Mabb, Bartlett,
tor Portland.
sid I'm Cow Bay CB 18th ult, barque clar ia, Race.
New York.
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A Fact Worth Knowing,

That Rubber Goods can be repaired in neat and
substantial manner, at
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM, ~.
july21sntf niaN 147 Middle st.
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= -. ~ a
FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL CONF
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"Home INSTITUTES ;,

Miss l. G. PRINCE, Principal.
VIE Seventh Year Of this Boarding and Day
THURSDAY, Sept. 21st -
For Terms, Sc, apply to the Principal, No. 50
Se o. sept2 d&w3W
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June %, lat 50 s. Ion 10 Il, barque Antioch, from
Bassein for England. or !
July 20, lat % N, lon 80 W, ship st Lawrence from
Portland tJune 80, for Buenos Ayres.
Aug II, off Cape st Antonio, brig Condor, from
Cienfuegos tor New York. y W
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Halls Rubber Emporium

is at LAT Middle Street. where every variety OF Rub
err Goods be procured, at Manufacturer prices.
their assortment OF Rubber Jewelry and Fancy
hoods is really magnificent. june2sti
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Anarsse .gsi.. c0a...r. 81

AndreseogSi,s Coasty. 81
SENATOR:
ADNA G. DENISON, Poland.
--.-l :. - Ii .s..frzgai5 siflfi
COUNTY TREASURER: o ss.as1d
i li.... COUNTY. ooMsIssIoNER: l5 9a3 AZ.
ROBERT MARTIN, Danvile.. 10 8 s48asG liz
SHERIFF. u zlo 4s4ls9o e. si4-
1. N. PARKER, LIE vision. Nl4z2--'---' 9l4
Ia '----- iisl.la si54 ~ 1-2i2 ~
Franklin Connty.t 800. q 20
SENATOR: w.
CORNELIUS STONE, JAY. bss 1000 rno ssdi "a
COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
JOB P. SYLVESTER. s~A-s-1t
COUNTY ATTORNEY:
A. @. PHILLIPS. n tlas-s1ssAt g tEflE5sl
COUNTY TREAsuRER: lga OH 19A
LEONARD KEITH.
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nrirh,on 1.-Two s,o,ck M.rlet.

Pr;ces-Beef Cattle extra, i2id Is; First quality.
consisting Of good oxen best steers, &c, 1fsai2l
Second quality, or good fair beef 10A1fil; Third
quality light young cattle, cows, &c, "a lo-total
weight Of beef hides and tallow.
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az CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,--the BEST in the City. mss
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per steamer Africa, at Boston,

A lPer steamer Africa, ot Boston, e..
Ar at Liverpool 10th ult, Courser, Griffin, Maui
main.-
Emf for ldg nth, VIM stOrer, Bryant, for New
York. ~
ADV 10Th, Peruvian, (ssl for Quebec 24th; Eureka,
Harvey for Boston 18th; Scotia, DOane, for Phila-
lelphia 2Gth.
Ar at London 18th ult Astrea, Mlllett, Akyab
Ar at Deal 10Th, Enoeh Benner, Benner, RangOon
for London, land proeeeded).
Sid 18th, Vicksburg, Boyd, iron Londonl for Port
Phillip. ~. Hs
Ent out at Newcastle 18TH Charles avenpOrt, Otis,
for Havana. E.
sid fn Falmouth nth, Sabine, Woodward, (from
Rangoonl for Liverpool; 18th, Ellen Sears, Bartlett,
from Rangoon Akyabl for Antwerp Lawrence
Brown, Janyrin, from dol for do; Alice BAH, Ross,
iron dO) for Bremen. l
Sid FIN Glasgow nth, Wallace, Dyer, for Boston.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Anna Geldert, Cochrane,
Windsor. fs
At Akyab July 1, Eddystone Dyer, for Europe.
AT Rangoon June 2S, Mary Goodel, McGlvery, for
Europe.
Ar at Antwerp 18th ult, Ella, Din, Leghorn; White
Mountain, Harden, Akyab.
In the river 18th, Mary Whittridge, Cressey from
Akyab.
Ar at Antwerp 18th alt, ohevalier, Bluce, ffom
Philadelphia. u
CID at Gottenburg sth inst, Prairie Bril-, Wiley,
North America. lla
Ar at Flushing 18th ult. W white Griffin, canao
for Antwerp. tJLr
New York. i4 t
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UNION NOMINATIONS.

nlso.lon Monday. September lI.h, 1865.
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represented ny l00 delegates. The report was
accepted. t1o. 594GSD BTciA9u N9E
1t is positively known that at least four or
five of the $50 delegates were unavoidably ab-
sent from their seats, not from any such cause
as that suggested by Mr.. Yinton, and yet 121
votes were cast, Nathan Webb receiving 6S,
W. II. Vinton 81, and NJ M. butler 2.
In view of such facts and figures as these,
which cannot lie, what becomes of Mr. Vim
TONS statement? It was a very unfortunate
one, and shows that he sometimes uses LAM
guage that needs to be received with many
grams of allowance No number of absentees
or-persons refusing TO vote, could have chang
ed the result, for Mr. Webb had clear ma
jorsty Of The whole Conoentson.
2. The Portland clique" and prior arrange
ments to secure Mr.. Webb's nomination.
Upon this point we remark. that Mr.. Vim
ton was chosen delegate to the State Con-
vention in one of the very caucuses which he
charges with corruptioni The same cancuses
that selected the State delegates also selected
the delegates to the County Convention. Did
Mr.. Vinton consider himself elected by a
clique? 1t seems to us his allegation on this
point is .unmanly, and unworthy a man of
honor--such n man as we have ever esteemed
Mr.. vinton to be. We know the caucuses
in this city were as free, as open, as fairly con-
Quoted and as free from improper control or
pressure, as were ever such primary meetings
under any circumstances, and the charge of
nj. vmton is alander upon as honest, we'll
meaning gentlemen and friends Of the Union,
as reside In the city Of Portland.
= feia'lon to prior fixing up of things to
secure a certain result, we win only saw that
AR. Webb, from the start, told us that while
ne snoulo esreenthe nomination compliment,
under no circumstances would he seek for it,
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rL.ts 90 -A--AEE5s7 GeAtl 1As8A 43k4 kai-
Knox County.
- = sasssNAToRs: y s83 BnB
n. A. BURPEE, Rockland. 1000 Il. =
J. B. DUNrON, Hope. mon -. -, - IS. ~
COUNTY ooMMIssIoNnA, - sl9l..
MOSES LUCE. Union. : IS : .l..sf,. 5s.5 :, -
ooUNrYSATFoRNEYi .Eaz-
L. W. HOWES. -. assu ~
COUNTY TREASURER: ~ A. ,-Y
ALDEN SPRAGUE, Rockiand. itHeA ''iH
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BURR WAhEMAN, TItsIutHt
Henry =. McGowN Secretary.
NEW YORK. March 23 1865



at the end Of prosperous and sea voyage the
thoughts OF the fortunate yoyagers naturally ana revercny
unto the Great Dsposer Of events Tor their ar
val in health the desired haven IL both right
and proper that such time they should make due
acknowledgement to those human agencies that have conr
buted to their comfort and security With this view the
designed passengers the City Of Manchester
her late Liverpool this port feel incumbent
them to express their 70 the commander of the
said steamer Captain j. j. Hacr0w not only for his vigil
lance and attention TO the safety Of his vessel but also for
his underwriting render everything pleasant and
agreeable to his To the undersigned affords
great testify that in Captain Hacrow they have
found besides the qualities Of watchfu and faithful
mander those qualities of the and oblgng
gentleman which, while they nothing contribute
to relieve the tedum discomfort usually incident
VOYAGE and highly do they appreciate the efforts
O. Captain Halcrow for their security and comfort that one
occasion the Atlantic be their good fortune to
make the In u steamer under his command.
Signed by Captain Wm A. MacGill, New York; George
Owen, England e. A. Washburn San Francisco Cal. Cap
tain Joseph Rouse Shanghae; H. g. Flood San Francscoi
John Barrett, Havana; II. Toer. England; ". s.; Seyey
r. 7, Butler, st. John, b.; Albert Barns. Tenerden,
i.nd Sidney smith Nottinghsm England; II W Hemsns.
Mrs H. Henans London Mrs William Beebe, Syracuse,
N. y; Mrs Williams, Sunderland.
NEW YORK. March 30, lc6l
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temporary deposits which be withdrawn demand.
In preference TO employing the same In loans and dis
counts
Foreign exchange quiet but firm at 100 X for sixty
days bills and 1l0k at short sight.
The produce market was lower to-day, and tho mer-
chandise markets lat and there is prospect OF
immediate relief
The First National Bank subscribed $5o0ooo 70 the
seven- thirty loan to-day.
We requested to state that Major General Dan But
terrified, Of the army, has connection in any manner
with "ButterHeld's Overland Despatch" Stock sub
scrptons being solicited for this company through
the country and numerous letters received by General
Butterdeld concerning IT call upon him to give this
notice The has occurred through similarity or
with the party organizing this business and also
from the Generals connection with the Overland mail
enterprise before tho war
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, March 3o-o P. M.

THURSDAY March 3o-oP. M
The popular excitement regarding peace has, in its
consequences not only anticipated that propous event.
but much more. We witnessing the opposite
extreme Of public opinion which led to the rise Of gold
70 2s5 July last and it would not excite surprise In
well balanced minds II gold declined 4S per cent lower
than il Is ut present Tho inconsistency OF the
opinion which sent It up to the figure men
toned and which sends 1t down TO 100, is
obvious There Is q wild sensation Of expect
ant delight in the pubic mind, which makes
peace within ton twenty days certain, and the re-
sumption Of specie payments within q similarly brief
period equally certain Those however, who base their
conclusions upon popular opinion will be sure losers
hereaftcr for the finances Of the country not in
condition to warrant any more favorable conjectures
than were hazarded year ago
The gold market is heavy under the 'bear' influence
and the mistaken apprehension that the currency to
suddenly approximate 10 the specie standard The quo
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hoard OF Councilmen.

Board or Counoilmcn.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE HARLEM GAS COMPANY
RELATIVE TO THE RENEWAL OF THEIR CONTRACT
FOR SUPPLYING THE CITY WITH GAS.
The Board Of Counolmen met yesterday afternoon
the President, Mr.. Hayes, in the chair
After tho transaction OF considerable routine business
the following communications wore received from the
Mayor and tho President Of the Harlem Gas Company,
which were referred 70 the Committee on Lamps and
Cas-
MAYORS orucz, NEW York, March 30 1855
herewith trsns@i, . your honorable sSSy
sfss Ts q ss sssi
With that company aKed price and for definite psroa
Ss 1 at s
the ~, mau %
supply At ruinous loss when the existing contracts ei
a9 0n
cns
similar advantage In the future when masss b a"I
q pess under the Standard By
effect Of the laws Of trade. - ,.,or.n,e bodv
would authorize contracts TO be entered into from
mh me Of The
offered in proposal TO DO submitted after the sco Of e
ssssss ss'ssei1si Es
Angus. the Harlem aaslish. C s,,sp ny
s would az charge sIss s .ns
being Increase beyond the amount heretofore re-
ceved by said company for lamps rendered
because OF greater increase In the cost Of all the
used and labor employed in the manufacture OF gas SUCH
price per per lamp did not then and goes ny
the actual cost to the company and Is
less than the and Is fairly and reasonably worm.
such reduced price being named in the hope that being SO
IDENTIFY within the value of the consumed no opec
payment by the city OF the amount charged -, -.
The expectations Of the In this respect ne os
been realized and Is given that the shia Vas
Company gas consumed in the said street lamps ~ yer
made will itself the rate Of $50 per lamp bs
will hold itself vt liberty under It's chartered rignts n %
and demand from the city for each street lamp lighted IN the
district occupied by the said company such 8dnoh price
lamp said shall DO reasonably enteu 70 IT,
ceve and rs the may be reasonably worth
The company driven by necessity to give THIS notce
which may result in considerable increase OF COSY W nc
city the refusal of the corporation TO pay Tor gas
It's omission make definite contract ior
definite time after preliminary measures FOR that Pupoe
spirit The corporation will bear In mind that gas can "
furnished at chepor rate when the time for when " VIZ
be required and the amount needed Is deinityey dcter
than when both either OF these matters IRE
'A'' ''''p'''''"' '''''' BURR wAKEMAN, President
Henry r. MCGowN Secretary
NEw YORK. March % 1865.
Tho Board concurred with the Aldermen in the reso
luton asserting that the Common Council would assist
by all means in their power 70 help enlistments ana
calling upon the wealthy citizens to take up the Donds
issued TO procure bOcnes for volunteers.
Tho resolution OF the Aldermen directing the Street
Commissioner to light the lamps IN the City Hall fark
with Kerosene oil experiment was lost for want OF
constitutional vote, and, on notion laid on tho table
The Board adjourned 70 meet this friday afternoon
at two o'clock
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY March 3O-6 p m

II.
AsHEs-Receips q bbls. The market still continues
dull and prices entirely nominal.
Observation-Disclosures, II, 500 bbs -four; 1858 bbls
and 2s2 bags meal zoos bushels corn, g. lis do
oats q do rye, and TO- s13 do. malt Tho inclement
weather and the fall r gold combined to render the -four
market very quiet, and further decline OF 10c 2Oc.
has been established tho market closing dull and heavy
with buyers at outside quotations. Sales 5000
bbs State and Western 800 do Southern, and 400 do
Canadian. Rye -four In moderate demand with sales
of 100 bbs at SO Is 81 25. Corn meal duh and
lower with small sales at 50 so 50 IS for Brandywine
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The money market is easy At seven per cent, with
exceptional transactions at six government sccur-
tics. Commercial paper Is likely 70 remain out
Of favor FOR some time TO come. That Of
NE first grade IL quoted att II per cent Banks and
private lsnds in show disposition 70 lodge
bs5 spup fssds N The Sub Treasury. n We form or
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAII.Y-FoR GENTLEMEN
only, the New York Museum Of Anatomy es n,naav
wav Parties unable these lectures have tne
receipt Of cents by addressng seefvs ~
Nav York Museum Of AnatVpv
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Sales or Real Esta 10.

By Adrian H. Muller, P, n Wilkins 4 GO.
Stores and Lots Nos 10 and IL James slip 50x45 SO
House and Lot No 90 Madison street ......... $3.50
Six Lots south side 125th street. 4l0 feet west OF
Fifth avenue each 25xlOO each. ............ 2,27t
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The wheat market was Inactive and prices were nom
naly &c. &c lower and further decline would have
been necessary order effect sales considerable
extent Sales unimportant. Rye flour continues dull
and heavy at 81 rs 81 90 Barley continues quiet and
we have only report sales OF bushels Canada
p t. Malt dull and nominal at 81 10 a 81 20 The
market dull, and decidedly lower prices Of
having declined &C. &C., with sales Of 900 bushels
yellow at 81 so a 81 81, and small lots OF old mixed
Western delivered, at 81 TO- Oats SC. lower and
dull at 9oc a4c for Jersey and Pennsylvania, 95c
for Western and Ssc a 90c. for Canada
Corros-rhe incenency Of tho weather restricted tho
demand somewhat, and very little business trans
aaet tho aes reaching only 90 bales quotations.
which are entirely nominal, the market clos ng very
irregular, with downward tendency. We quote:-
Upland. Florida. Mobile. ~ O.aT
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stock Exchange.

$4,000 US s's, 81, cou
10000 do. ........
1000 do. ........
5000 US6's, 5-20's, reg
5O0US6's, EOS, cou
$4,000 do. ........
1630O0US5's 20s, chi
150000Us5's, 10 0's,c
10000 US 6's, lyc, Aug
10000 Ohio& Miss Gifts
10000 do. ........
5000 Ohio&Mpre Gifts
1000 Harlem LIST m.
$4,000 Chic h NV I'm
1900 American gold
10000 do. ........
s shs Bank of Am.
80 Bank of Com. -.
30 4th National Blk.
100 Central Coal Co.
60 Quicksilver mgCo
200 do. $500.
100 do
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20

whole North entertain the same feeling
The terms upon which peace can be
had are well understood to be the South
laying down their arms, They will. by
fastening that most desirable event, save
hundreds Of millions of property not ye,
destroyed. Sincerely hoping that our
difficulties may be settled without the
loss of another life. l subscribe myself.
Very respectfully,
your ob't servant.
L. 5. GRANT. 1t. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20
Armies.
April 9th.

To Nj. Gen. r. L Lee, commanding
Confederate States Armies Your noe
of this date Is butthis moment (1115am.)
received IN consequence of my having
passed from the Richmond and Lynch
burg Rail Road to the Jonesville and
LynchbWg road. l am this writing,
about miles west of Waters Church,
and will push forward to the frant for the
purpose of meeting you Notice sent to
me on this road where you wish the in
tertiew to take place. will meet ME.
V ~ resp'y your ob't. serv't.
L. 5. GRANT
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-20

M correspondent: g." sends us the
,ing from Camden, dated 18th inst
! laws is taken from the Memphis
lin of the llth'
g's5 I'D Quarters Armies of the L. S., }
4.30 ?. NJ April 8 {
r, Hon. f. NJ. Stanton, Secretary of
Gen Lee surrendered the army
I,,tbern Virgi ia this afternoon, upon
!. Rms proposed by myself The ac-
'-,,pying correspondence will show
!. nultious fully.
''sirD.d) U. S GRANT, 1t. Gen.