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Smyrna times., 1865-07-12


NOBLE REQUEST OF ADMIRAL DUPOHT.-
We learn that the late Admiral DUPONT. whose
death the nation mourns, lett princcy legacy
T. the great asylum soon to be organized at
" ashington, for the relief and aducation Of
the orphan children Of the soldiers and sailors
OF the Republic. The sum bequeathed is one
hundred and seventy-fvc thousand dollars be-
ing the amount received as prize money BY the
Admiral during his splendid career while in
the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron
How nobly such life as that of Ad;.iral Du.
FONT contrasts with that of man like Matthew
,. Maury. Both educated by the govern
ment IN their honorable profession both awar
ded positions OF distinction; both submitted TO
the same test Of loyalty to the old flag: how
widely did they differ when the crisis came
which tried and proved their character and
manhood Maury, the spoiled child Of fortune.
the pet of successive Federal administrations
the recipient OF every favor and honor that
could be laviShed upon him. by both govern
nent and people, shamefuy deserted his col
orS. lie trcacherously tried to injure the cause
OF the Repubhc, while receiving a large salary.
and having an easy birth he endeavored to
corrupt younger officers than himself: and when
the rebellion actually began he conS gRed him
Seh to eternal lntamy, by his unScrupnIous,
dastardly, sneaking efforts in its behalf On
the other hand. Admiral DUPONT stood bv ia.
old flag his allegiance was without a stain;
every energy of his soul was devoted to the
cause Of the Republic; his record grew bright
er every day, and when he came to lay down
his life, he gave back to the Nation which had
honored him the mass Of the money earned
while in its service In the pages of history
no brighter or more honorable record will be
found than that which tells of the splendid
career and magnificent hberality of Admiral
Samuel +. DUPONT.
WHAT THEY WE'RE DOME" What were
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
Better citizens.

= '" II
Smyrna, Del, July 5, 1868.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
p O f II r Y
LIZ E TIE.

BY J. STEVENSON MITCHELL.
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12
IMPORTANT NEWS.
Good MaXims for the PeoDle.

BUY YOUR GOODS FOR CASH. AND YOU WILL
BE- SURE TO GET GOOD ARTICLE AND
AT LOWER FIGURES THAN IF
PURCH ASED ON TIME.
Bay from th9se ,chO buy for Cash, and chO make no
distinction, but sell to all alike.
We are now opening another stock of Superior
Gods of all descriptions which we intend to sell for
Cash or Country Produce, at as low rates as they car
he bought IN the largest cities Our stock unusual
ly large. and consists in part of
Smyrna times., 1865-07-12

WHAT THEY WE'RE DOING.-" What were
the mob saying?" asked the District Attorney
of a Yankee . down East in a riot trial
"Well, they were sorter singing
What were they singing about"
Well, they were singing about song"
What was the sOng?-what were they
saying?"
As nigh as l kin keep the track, they was
a tellin' a missus Long (hcr first name was Lu-
cyl to take her time. ="
You can GO
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0iterariihe Nnti3ett.

9lGtter ii fretes reltst5fes
eeben, berauS9e9eben BON GrieortA edit
nemann=YCtt. Is. Sabrsang, Nr. 3 unb 4.
Die 3 Nummer entb6lt einen SOrtras BON
u. OOuat, uDaS Yarapies unb 6immelrei&"
uno Die 6UrtIebun9 beS 8eri6tes BON Sda.
nemann@YOtt iiber feline 9teile mad DeutI&=
LAMB. Gr. 4 ben S6luB bes 9eri9tes, teti>
telt rOaS Nelultat" unb tinen 9ebtesenen
@ufas nDaS @efabl in Der &eltsiun". gs
mare gu wiiialden, paB bic 8latter ipie amber
tpdrts, 70 aud bier, in Der Stapt Der Mcnu,
mente, einen weiteren Qelertrets fGnben. Sic
louten in ben !96noen elmer ieber Iamilie
ltii1, Die Elm Snterele an Der reli9tTIen Muf-
fla run9 nimmt.
THR New York MERCANTILE JOURNAL.
devoted to the interest of City and County
Merchants.
OaS Sournal erl 4tint in glew Bort unb
Ut auslAlieeli4 ben mereantiliI6em Snterele
ZEN 9etptpme @s finben liG BARN bic aus
1n1rlt4lten Bert4te uno 9errbnrteu 9ulam.
m~s"1Ieunn9en iter Drs GOODS, Groceries
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Yrocuete, Drugs, paints, Del IL. ii. eteIe Der
ptGti9lten yiOtt3tn in 8este6ung auf baS
taufmdnniIAe 2eben unb Ireiten BON Stem
gcrt. Das SUurnal wS6entlt@, foltet
MUIR So baS Sa6r unb TIT Sorm unb Snbalt
na& anf Oas 8eite su empfeblen. @pre6e
9r. 2 6rantlin Square, SEEN gort.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN, ebenFalS etns
Wphenlettung, Die in @bica9o er16etnt unO
bel Unoers ben 3anointerellen unp 8ertGufen
geptpmet 1T. Die Drummer 20 entbalt aud,
tinen 8tri6t iiber bt. GrcurIion Der @6ica-
9cer Staotrdtbe unp tbrsn Nufeutbalt in
Baltimore. Wer fA fur 9anp petulationen
tnterellirt, 9ano anfaufen, pper li& iberbaupt
in Se3u9 auf ptelen 0e9enltanO %Urientireu
nil, inoet III rieler 3eitung einem 9uteu
Be9weiier. pretS 81 pas Sabr. gOreIe
90 W0nrpe Ctr, @bico9u.
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@rrmii6tcs.
@dHmriG

Amt II. y. Witj. brdnnte bic StaDt Weus
i'm Canton elei4en Namens bis ouf
!6duier 9dn3li6 nieper, Scn 129
blieben nut nod 16 unverlrbrt. Oas 6euer
e%nttanc III rem 9auie peS Captains Der
6eusripebr, unp 1T pa5 Wtrf einr5 Oranptifs
tiers. =
= Sn 8tl9ten berrl9t cine letr an
ltefenoe &rantbeit inter DEM 8inppteG, eben,
70 ,pit ben 9ibnern. Gin Bauer BET gur9es
ptrlor an Der &rantbeit 80 6abner In elmer
Stunbe.
- Nu4 BON @rlnoutb, Y nelonb, mtro
etne fatale &rantbeit unter ben S6meinen be-
rihtet, Die in Derbeerenper Meilt unter benlels
ben au1raft.
Offenba4, IA. Septbr. 9eute fanb
bier elm Nulrutr ltatt, Der an feds Stunceu
wabrte unb Gaultnoe bon MeuI6en CUR She'll,
natnle ,1blte.
Gin @taufmant, Der, pts man la9t, elmer
3ubdltsrin gu lieb, feline iun9e 6rau mad
Nmerita 9el6aft Bate, tpurpe BEL ieiner Nad-
tebr nab ,Sftnta9 NIT &obenmuIif unO
Steinwiirftu empfanssn unb Bis in lein an
Martt aelsstneS 6aus Serfol9t, Dor Dem iA
cine un9ebeure Menee Iumultanten 3ulam :
menrottete, Delde bic 6enlter eintparfen, ieinen
GabatSlapen pliinoerten uno NQes umberipdr.
fen. Die pcltset mar 3u IAwa6, DEM Sturm
3u tpetren, uno ert naGoem MtlitGr nit
l6arf 9elapenem @emebr ben Ylas einlAlc6
uno Der GerfCl9te in 8e9Ieituns pom m2brereu
@ensparmen lit 9sl9lc6snem 0agen Sfens
BAD YerIieb, purOt Die 8ube ter9eiteQt.
8enbsbnr9, Is. Sept. Drr verbal
tete &tpalteur MaY 1T seitert uuter Mtlitar=
@stcrte in peridlC0enem @agen iipwGrts
transpurtirt wOrOsn, ipte IS es 9eiBt, naa
6rtepri6Sprt, no CT Uorlauii9 bleitt.
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B.tIun 10000

Ser Serum Der 1lepubiitArer in 8 oan eetie III &c,
trGat i6er 5000. Dir gIauben Mot, Sab HI. Ulaloritdts.
gnIaSe bes rargus" fur bic neuIi& in ben bDrSeuannten
Gtaaten sekabten gDa6len unisr Der LSi tii1teit ts5en
spereen; ia bieaei9t ffnb bieie D~iaioritGi en- Mot einmaI
10 arc6 aussefaaen. Gs BADEN temna4 oaJ ISabr.
i8eialid teit mad bic Oepu5lifaHer in bisisH pier Staaten
tbe $4,000 GtimmeH ~uerlcren. ssi@.
gsa@ Der Gt.auns, w.t&e b, glepsDsrttr Democrats
in ben leitenteu rslitiiGen israsen, ME our NIMigitra.
ton Res BrGTbenteu 9eRnisu %Seusnmeu, ioQte eas 3scs
Fuitat Der fcmmenhen gSabt in Nsrp@1st ned ~oHnffioer
aus5Geu fpe in ben eben b~erabrteH gea6ten. Weun ober
bic Wec<gorter Demstrnten nur ebenIo riel errei@en, mite
bic in Connecticut, PenniSlpauia u. I. no, 70 mlfen fe
mt Is. 900 bis 10000 Wtebrbeit it6er he Repnblitau er
iieoen. ba trcs Butler, Dapcnetten unb &scamotase lire
l. tii3sria. Wlebrbeit Gber bic Demstrateu ni&t einn,aI
1000 Sfimu,eu betrua. gOtr bTren Demctrateu, bic 70
j,uoniuisdb Guh. onf cine melt b66ere UtajcritGt gu ipecu.
Urea. DcrausaeIebt. bas baS @itanennone festFrrunsss
6elgs in ben bebeutenten StGbteu t1ie ytsrus Yort, Urcoss
Ipn, 4l6ann, Grop, Buffalo u. T. no., ni4t eluen ~ oe'
eeutenSen Ausfaa in Der GtimnenobSabe oerurla9t' =
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10 naft9eiiecr f& ertpei1en miiste, le ulebr re be noer'
~,oieseube in BEN betreffsnbeu 9otaiitdten 1T. Do& mir
tpnnen ale @cuiecturen iiber bic mut9ulnBIi&c Wtnlerttdt
Der VI. y, DemOtrot:e Sci Seite ieken, eenls bic @eptes
9et, baB bic Sbc6bS.Ba rtei seI4lasen rersen niro, bisS
tst ~DsrIGuf9 Gotisfatticn aenus.
Soute eS n6mIi1 aud bic Nsns Dcrfer 9~.r1ctrdtie GI'
lein lem, pelre eineu p~cftipen Sies uber bic icgenanRte
fnionspartei trelre sesen bic 2Diebeberfe1unS eer
Union III, errinSt, 10 1T bod Aamit btr tpeitsre Srcbe
Bort5etl %errunsen, bic NemOtroten o0er itbrisen Staten
81 i6erJersen, bag au! Der Ylatiorun Der Tepsgcrter
Observation-Disclosures nur aGeiR siege errnngeR werben
fSuneu. ST dber etnmal bic rcrtgErte Osi@tun0, seSen bic
rS let 1s6s t6~ptsn, Sse<an IN Am oeiheH bw 0enc~
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SubTftens.SfFce bsr Der. ct. q1rmee.
Rr. 9. @Gp'tr

RE. . e. @Qhitr,
Cnlttmpre, rem 10. Ottbr. 1865.
BtrHtaeltt anssbrte. I'm DupIitat, rtrssn auf otefer OF
nee BITE trtttat Zen ~: Oetb. ,: Sl Ntttdes IL UT
en- sntstnSnn"s sr, I'M Sas Yer. 81. @ubfrsui 9tFartsmeut in
100 Spnlen gut fdutli6em Seu, in 8allen.
abiHltefe fern am Baltimore K Oslo Gtienbabn 7eept, rher al
@atsr's sDbarf tn SSItimsrt, VII, ~tnncrbalt a. Sisr Saaeu
bee 8uIhInes
Dls 9tu rirb timer senautnESn{peetlsn unt.rpprf,n r,r
BEN Sttters has Gpuvtrntmtrts. ebt e. auaen pmmntu rptr6
Vcrt1Ids: nlfea aat 3crrutaren fetn, tte in httIer Office
iu bttsmmtn Hnb. H
&nsststs Son Vartti.n bic frubsr TIRE Gpntrait. seSrS
den, werhen nt&t beriidiHtiet
gartettn, bic anssbSt ttnf6t6tn. ptrb %oerlaret, ntrn fCI.
1ee nttt tereits In tteftr Office ~ttntsrltst 1T.
3ablunesa werten tn isI&tn 5snbs ssIsifet, wte hs Ser.
@uoebste mullen Proposals for Forage" as,et6ust uuk an
btn unteristbncttn a~eereftrt fetr.
Sas Ssustrntmsut btbaIt f4 has Ht6t ssr. nnt ster
e~snstIHe @ebots, bic CT tur ~uGraenb bdlt ju serrerfea
SbSnasW tIGRn,
~(N17-2oI Sus, Bite. Gen. unt q. 6. II. g. q.
SmbfitenSsCffic Der Der. ct. Nrmcc.
Be. s Suo @atRr.
B1ltinprs. WPl, 16. 0ft. 1895.
UtrttasItt AneebUtt In, Dusliiot rsresn Guf rteler Ofite
btS Wrntas %. Cribs. Wtttag a. II rSr entse stn NJ, nsnt ae n,
UNI has o. st. SubFatns Deparelnent gu puitben mil
3lpeltauieno 3meibuncert Suibel (35 4Sfo. per
8uibeD aOrn in 2leblen,
an Matters g8edrE BlIttmcre, Wtb, innerbaI5
!6) tcts IoSeo som Gage res Bsi&lass, fret Urtn gD9drFgelb
tur ben GpnttnftCr. .4-l.t I.....
Das Rurn mit Ntbr.n mue In suten harfta sSden, ttrea
S1A Oulptt pAIteHp, ptIP1ut ltIH'
Tas pHerirte Rcrn 70 rb etntr eenausH lnt;ril6uns IN.
temOrf.N Setteus beS @rubernemcnis. ete 60 anetncmmen
Htrh.
Nnstbstt ndhtn Gui Sprnularen ItIa, bic In btsIsr Oiee,
81 b~tjteben GKo.
Gin Greu ID btr 3. ct. ~Cfesieruus aHsr partetsn, bic @n.
9ebpte etnfbtden, Ktrh rerIaH9t. nenn FOLDER nt6t bereitS
bier ~rtetfrtrt lpurte.
3itluRsen iptrtsn In fUI6sn SpueS esutaat, re Ne biz
Der. Stadten Itefern.
anrebGte muffin IkerIbrtebeR ietn rprsysaIs for Gsrn
tn the Gar, unb an ben unttrIttGntttn aort ifrt.
DlS COMMENCEMENT behalf I'D taS Rebt Spr, Gne Cbtr elm
teInt Nnsebptt, bic or fur unpo Nsnb k6t, iu Srrwerfen.
EbpmG8 10 tli on,
~(Utl6-23) Bres. Erts. Gen. u, 6. g. u. z. u,
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trctte dufsea.sen, 10 uirS bic Getebaus ber ~benlotratts
i&ex @artei balb in Der srrSeu MsbriabI her ltuionss
naaten cine feRRetsnSe EPatia&e istu."
4nmertuns. Die 3aRlenber9dltnife In SeStePnns
ouf bic DabIen Fnb ni&t ridtis ~aasegsben, benn bic
NebrSeit in SeuniyIbanien betrdst 1900 unb in Ohio
$50, 900, psbur@ Der O~eiammtberlun, Connecticut
init .inaeihIpfen, Nnr so. 49G fait 80, 900 betrlae.
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OerhuufPn ga aormlet6en.
Nu 3uuert1ufen:

YIN tett IGrsern Sabfen tetrieb rs gY,rAont S,iI.r o..
KS Y, 6Ss r@ Der bsittn 8uutftsft erfreut, III w.aer Sc
g @ss !. -SSSEanEefant ausIu'ertIutn. 8u %erfrasen In Der
(mt-{)
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Set Norepn & So.
4 fruftes=8ertauf
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Sit on al sto'uns'ntEr. 1t Il Rug 6 Sou m J6 M%
sSt fttbt ta ipstaSttatS nit Da6asbenn etno, r%l es
Dad tstn' Store. Hne ggObnbaH', nit s,reif5tiepm s 30
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UeTt1ue teetnsun9.n: Gin 0rttttetI baar en- g,r,,ns.
tag. ttH ert;tttl tn 3 Nonatsn uno esn Rt1 in 8 sp ,r : y
SsH Ssr'aulstae resr 4nrs tdlr, zoe or R6u tr p5a, s .
ane muatn ssttet fetn mad Dunf9 ees EruF,ss' 'NS y"
(ftp, 30l Wbrtsn *" 1ratet.
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,.oie meuli3en nmS sis eOmmeme.m ssabl.n.

1Senn mir aud NOD INNER ni9t i'm DsfS Senauer
augaben iber .bos ReiuItat Der j~iusitsn &oRleu in
geluIslpauia, StiO unb Soma iiuS, wirS tsH i@pu bon
oeri6;eb1nen Geiteu Der bic Ebatfa@s bsft1ti9t, baS bic
repa6lifanii&en Uiebrbeten ul elm Beeeuteuees telabse-
bra&t worben inb. Ser uAlb0up 6rsus" ieut bic RE
iultate bon 1864 unb 1865, pie fclSt, %1uiamueu:
BenuipIsGMia- 1864 r,pubt. Nlebrkeit 2O,O75
- 1865 - y n 5000
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WaNmu(on, Z. c.

SI WaibiRgtUM beiiebv man 8efttlnlget
" gen taqltdlelt ul0 tuOdeMtlidet ,,gDefer"
lSMOlcEtpIlOIieIl ME glu;eigeMI 0nrd) ben Mgenteu
&tM- $. y. Nde0felOt. APO e Str, IN MAIDEN.
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:. U"V3VJV7WtFItI WUllEIpIQB,
sne q D'sttt esa br 9 t1rn3s, nit einsm ff6neu &c.
iiu"MtSsM paale Jar fen 4! ~enittnet unb 2 J1tf tbbduI,Tn
1Gifr tn serihtttsn:a AastnsreGu en- teintet a5 and ,n
"a a@ipaGs INITIALS Beg @ias Gs esubEnIib, "a IsmaS.
nun6 tser tur etGea Suttsr o9sr Idrtnfr 81 sTs fsSSG w.
philadelphia Hea>. u" ~'~Sus an et'
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Combinations by the Senate - Items from
g ~ Richmond Papers. 2 s44 =
sas.i WASHINGTON. Feb.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL.
Brig. Gen. Grierson who is now in Wash
ington, was yesterday promoted at the request
Of Lieut. Gen. Grant, by the President to be
Maj. General by brevet; and to-day the Sem
ate confirmed his nomination. Also the fol
lowing gentlemen: j.. II. Bullock to be Justice
Of the District of Rhode Island Commander
Russell, to be captain; Capt. Selfrige, to be
commodore; Benz. Morrow of Pennsylvania,
to be Secretary, and d. r. Alverd of New
York, to be Assistant Secretary of Legation at
Petersburg; /. s. Stewart, Assessor Of Inter-
hal Revenue of the nth district OF Penn.
The Richmond Wing of the 9th, saws the
Wilmington Journal etatss that two Yam kee
gunboats sbelled Fort Anderson Friday; six of
our men were wounded. The Fort replied
and put a shot through one Of the gunboats,
compelling her to haul off. s.es.g.s, ~
The Raleigh Confederate says that commits
sioners from North Carolina who recently
visited Richmond, were admitted to an immedi-
ate and protracted interview with President
Davis, The President was frank, unreserved
ard confding. He presented to the commits
sioners afull history Of his policy as connected
with the peace negotiations, and that the In,
view resulted agreeably and usefully. M
Gen. Forrest favors arming 100000 negroes
He declares that if he ever had an inclination
to fight for revenge, that time and feeling
has passed. He contends for principle, home
wife and children, to prevent subiugation, but
desires peace, and is tired of the scenes Of
blood. Roses brigade of his corps is still al
Corinth. Bells Brigade is recruiting in West
Tennessee. ss-s.,s'o,sssq .sg
We regret to learn that Brig. Gen. Jno II.
Winder died at Florence, s. c., on the 9th
inst. y feass nnts sAfrfW eHW ~
The Marion Claron says that Gen. Gardner
has been relieved from duty in this district
Maj. Martin takes his place. ~
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TIE st. Aiban,s Raiders.

Sri sssa s9.aeds WASHINGTON, Feb. l /.
The statement which was circulated in the
papers, that the st. Adams raiders are to be
sent to New York for trial is without foundar
ton. They are reclaimed upon complaints
proved against them in the courts of the State
of Vermont, and II surrendered will beideliver-
ed to the authorities of that State for trial.
Marshal Murray has proceeded to Vermont
upon entirely different business. 9Ans
tr8A es MONTREAL, Feb. IL.
The st. Adams raiders case has been post
poned until Monday on account of detention
of witnesses, caused by a collision on the
Grand Trunk railway at Brookville. e7 Esli
LATER e asiss -
The case of the st. Adams raiders was taken
up again to- day. The prisoners council ask
ed for further delay, for the reason set forth
in the affiadavits, which say that four mes
sengers have been sent to Richmond viz:
Davis who had been arrested in Ohio, AM sem
fenced to be hung as a spy. Another left on
the 18th, aand was in Washington on the 23d.
Another wsas captured at Wilmington. but es-
capped and returned to Canada. And fourth
had been dispatched. a dsaoHr em
e. Mr.. Houghton, an advocate, then went to
Washington and endeavored without sue
cess to obtain pass to Richmond, In reply
to his letter, Mr.. Seward wrote him that the
government could hold no communication or
correspondence with him, and he expected to
leave the country without communicating with
the insurgents. He saw the President and the
British Charge D'A6airs without success. He
wrote a second letter to Mr.. Seward, to which
no attention was paid. Further delay was re-
fused. The refusal is generally looked upon
as deciding the case against the prisoners
The court adjourned until tomorrow. so
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United States District Court.

FEBRUARY TERM-wARE j. PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-The grand jury came in and
and reported four bills Of indictment. They
were then excused from any further attend
ance until again summoned.
Henry Farwell, of Gray, pleaded guilty to
an indictment found against him for harboriBg
deserter. The case was continued to the
neztterm for sentence, and Farwell was dis
charged upon his own recognizance. Geo. F.
Talbot, U. S. District Attorney for Govern
ment; Vinton & bennett for the prisoner.
In the case Of Charles Conlon, indicted at
the December term for aiding soldiers to de-
sert, and defaulted on his recognizance, the
bail, $500, and costs were both paid, and
mol pros. was entered to the indictment. G..
F. Talbot, U. s. District Attorney for Govern
ment; VIM. Gaslin, Jr., Of Augusta for res
pondent 1914
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GRAND EsrrnrA1snrNr.-The entertain

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT entertain
ment to be given tomorrow evening at City
Hall, for the benefit Of the Maine Camp Hos
pital Association will be splendid affair."
The music from such splendid vocalsts as are
named in the advertisement will be worth
more than the cost Of ticket, and then there
is the pantomine, the post office, and other
matters which will add to the zest of the even
ing. We expect to see the hall as full of
people as it can contain.
Clarl chowder will be served in the hall ad-
joining the reception room.
Those who intend to be so kind as to fur
nish refreshments, are requested to send them
in Tuesday forenoon, or, as early in the after
noon as possible. stA
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BOARD

A GENTLEMAN and lady, or three gentlemen,
"A can be accommodated with board with pleas.
ant rooms, ct II Frce street. fsb1ldw*
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Rsso Ross AEGrF,es.

sa 81 NEW YoRK, Feb. II.
Cetson-tuil, heavy and decidedly lower; sales
Flour-lecepts 1854 bbls sales Il, 200 bbls; State
and Western frmer for common and middling
grades including Is bbls State for al May SO ers op
ton at 90; Superfne State 5009 So; Extra do
$500 80; choice do 10.00010 TO- Round Hoop Ohio
10 95@ll l5 choice do II 20 OIL 80; Superfne West
Il o. Southern eue es Az bbs Mixed dG g noea
irmer; sales $50 bbls common Extra s5@Iu 90;
Extra good to choice 11@1l 70 s9A
Wheat-quiet End withent decided change; sales
IA 800 bushels Milwaukee Club on rivate terms, and
the remainder, No2 at Is.
yellow Jersey $500 hu, h inlots at 78@I75;
0ats-fIm AID quiet; sales OF Western at 1l@
III the larter an extreme,
Beef-in fair demand sales eco bills plain mess is
50@22; extra mess z1G24.
Pork firm II with better demand; sales $500 bbls
April Sc Ter and buyers option at 81 75@8s; new
mess 81 5ota37 75; 1884 do IS 50@35 rs: regular
p irne mess 35@a5 60
with small SAFE ofchoice at 33a@2s5.
:. Brtter-quie sales Of Ohio at sz947; State 4a@
Whiskey-frmer sales 800 bbls western at 2s@
10 closing at thelatter price. 20
Sugar-quiet: and firm; sales 100 hhds Porto Rch
204c; Museo, ado at 1874.
Coffee-dul
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores quiet Spirits Turpentire s5@2 90;
Iron-dnli; Scotch pig IS. ~
Leather-qrliet. ~ 54s9 9sta ~3st
Ffsh-quiet. pt4 s= y st+s 9t.&s
0ils-quitt; Linsed go; Petroleum quiet at 40
OBJ for cude; 67@67 for refined In bond, and seq
y for refined; free Lard, Spermand Whale nom
Hides-quiet. -
Lead-dui; SpanishI9s. -sss4
5, Tobacco duh sales of Kentucky at 10@3O.
Tallow- easier; sales ISL 900 fbs at 16s@16I.
~Wool-dull. 50 - tsi'. &
Freights to Lverpool-dull.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-13

z
bswolif sa8 1905 NEW YORK, Feb. l2.of
: Richmond papers of the OH contain severe
animadversions upon the course Of JEFF. Davis
in advising his Cabinet that they should not
resign in Difference to the expressed desire of
Congress as they, the Cabinet, are responsible
only to him, and not to Congress or the peo-
Pile. Il iaa lstod 1aeds.s a.eQs ae1s 7s
The papers demand reform on the part of
the Executive, claiming that although their
armies were numerous and valiant enough to
defy subjugation and the material resources of
the country ample for the supply of the army
and the people. yet the first have been scat
tered and the latter squandered until the ar
mics are insufficient to breast the impression
Of the enemy, and the supplies are growing
more limited daily. is 81 ssa. I'd 3
The capture of Savannah is claimed to be
disgrace to the Contederacy, and it is asserted
that there is painful and total want of conf
dence in the administration of affairs at Rich
mond.J = lga7ssd
In the rebel Congress on the 9th Wigfall
and Haynes made a furious onslaught on
Davis. 9pas HQg mosi nsg3sssz5 tisib5N
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-13
GORHAM SEMINARY. q

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n menee on Tuesday, eb. 2ist, 1866 For full
particulars apply TO the Principal, VIM. G. Lord, A.
M, or 10 JOHN "A. WATERMAN,
a feb5dl Hea-34 : a'qp Seey Of Trustees.