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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
4 LARGE and A attractive Sale of use

n full arficIes,---We will sell this morning at
10 O'clock barrels Of sui ior Brown Sugar bags Cof-
fee Candles chewing Tobacco Fine cut do Cigars, Can
Meats OF ali kinds ready -made Clothing China Glass
and Cookery Ware Knives and Forks, Spoons Wtr,ter
sauce sardnes Fig Paste, Large Mirrors ana Iochet
Parer lated Ware Bed Blankets Counterpart Sheets
and Pillow Slips Bed-steads and Mathasses line C1sh
toned Chairs, Cane and Wood Seats DO, large SIui
Carpet, and Hair Mattresses Fine Plush Tet iee Let
of Superior Green Tea Honey Cakes Crackers &C. also
Fine Marble Top Side board latest style OAK Lot gu
perior Starch Rocking and various other articles
too mn merous TO MENTION all Of which will be sofa
BURTON q GRANT.
mvb No 223 Main 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05

THE SURRENDER OF MALLORY, LATE
.SEtBETART or TIE c. 5. NAVT'-THE
Ran WEBB.
IA telegram from New Orleans, April "a, via
Philadelphia on the ID inst. states that on the
2Oth ult., Secretary Mallory late Of the so-called
" Confederate Navy Department." surrendered
himself TO Captain Gibson, L. 5. n, at Pensacola.
The United States Naval officer here mentioned is
Captain Alexander Gibson, who is native Of
Richmond He and Mr.. Mallory we're fast friends
in times before the rebellion. The Confederate
officials in evacuating Richmond stood not much on
e'order Of their going, but each got away at the
tine and in the manner which seemed 10 him to
pronise thrSurest escape from the crash 20 come.
Mr.. Mallory left early. He TOOK his departure
from the city on or about Thursday preceding the
evsntful Sunday OF the final clearing out.
By the same telegram We learn that the rebel
ram Webb, which ran out Of Red River few days
ago, has gone the way Of all rebel rams. Having
ellded the National vessels on the Mississippi, she
ran by New Orleans in broad daylight with the ill.,
starred rebel ensign flying, but when a few miles
below the city, her machinery becoming damaged,
she was fred and blown up. Her officers and crew
took 10 the woods, but some Of them have been
captured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
LInERAL REWARD.-I

n eral reward for a lot Of deeds and contracts also
a number Of bonds and due bills, which were zen from
my safe night last week, may have been found
since in the rubbish by leaving same at this once Nc
questions will be asked They are of no value TO any
one but myself. I. W. ROfSToN.
my ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05

Lieutenant. Colonel Adam Badeau Of General Grants
has been sent West TO make special investigation
oil the recent disaster in the blowing up Of the steamer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
Personal.
DEHSONAI

DER information in regard to
L EDWARD II. CHANDLER, Private of Co. b., Capt.
JONES' Battery, Va. Heavy Artillery, will be thankfully
received by his sister who has not heard from him nce
the 9Th April. Address NJ. W. c., Box No. $50,
nv 5-62t' Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
NOTICE

Persons in the city desiring take the WHiG regular
y, % by leaving their and residence at the
WHIs OFFICE when their win be entered on the
Carriers list for delivery. In al such cases settle with
the Carrier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
AUCTION SALES This Day.


EOR SALE AT AUCTION THE STORE
II SHELVING, C0RNlCE. &c.--ln the store. LOG Main
street. embracing 20 1900 Test OF good seasoned
and dressed Lumb.r, Will be sold ct public auction
FRIDAY, the 9th instant, at II O'Clock A. NJ. Persons
desiring to fit up stores will lind this fine opportunity
to9purchase era suitable The parties purchasing to
remove it within three days
Terms cash. I. w. kEESEE, Auct
IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
By HANES & CO., Auctioneers,
n. "a Main ltrars


WE will sell at auction, on MONDAY next at 10
w o'clock, large assortment or Furniture China
Glassware, StonewaIe, Groceries, Platform Scales Dry
Goods, Sewing Machines Watches, Jewery, &c.
Particulars in future advertisement.
mYb-3t HANES ~ co. Anct'rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
BY +. B. COOK, Auctioneer
20 Main Street.

BY f. B. COOK, Auctioneer.
10 Main Street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SOLID SILVER WARE,
Handsome Family Carriage &c.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
ON Friday, the 9th instant at 10 o'clock will sell
" at my store good and general assortment oil useful
Furniture &C., embracing
Wardrobes Bureaus, Washstands, Sofas,
Spring, Cane and Windsor Chairs
Cottage and other Bedsteads
Feather Beds and Mattresses,
Cooking Stoves. Crockery and Tin W are,
l case excellent Cavalry Boots.
ALSO at II o'clock precisely,
One excellent family Carriage, but little used,
One splendid pure solid Silver Waiter
One SD endid pure solid Silver Salad Fork, beautiful
workmanship,
One set pure solid Silver Tea Spoons,
One pair pure solid Silver Egg Cups and Spoons.
my at +. b. COOK Auctr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05

NO Eve are now prepared to furnish at
II wholesale and retail, TINWABE and STOVES OF
all kinds .
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING and ROOFING prompt
ly and neatly attended to
TERMs-Cash. CHAS. ID. YALE CO.
myb-2w Iron Block, Governor 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
ByT. W. KEEsEE, AuctOneer.

By i. w. kEESEE, Auctioneer.
and Lease at AuctfOn.-A
l. FIRST RATE BUSINESS STAND MAY NOW BE
OBTAlNED-DO MISS THE CHANCE.--I will sell
at auction, ON SATURDAY afternoon, 9th May, at
o Clock. on the premises the Tenement, together with
the Lease of that very valuable business location sit
uated the west side Of 18th street, immed itey in
front of the fish market With repairs the house
can be made to pay most proftably investment,
but IL is most especially worthy the attention Of those
persons who are now seeking to establish themselves in
made known at sale.
my6-2t L, w. kEESEE, AuctiOneer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
REWAR DS.


q az REWARD.-StOen from my residence on nth
eDfU ST., near Central r. r., Shops two mare mules
one black in good order and skinned by the collar the
other brown in good working order no marks reco ect
ed. The above reward viii be paid for their recovery
my5-2t' DENNIS O'NEIL.
on REWARD-Will be paid for my two Buff
ClU falo Cows that got out Of my lot some time
ago. One is red and the other brindle. They are
somewhere in the city or corporation.
SAMUEL D. HICKS,
my5-lt' Franklin street between 4th and 9th.
GOO REWARD win be paid for the return of
eDZU my two Mues-one dark bay, S years old in
low condition the other bright bay years old
They were stolen my stabe the night Of May 3D.
THOS REILLY, nth Street,
my 4-d2t' opposite the Central Railroad shop.
G1A REWARD, will be paid for the return of
eDlU my dark BAY HORSE. Slightly lame in the
front left shoulder about eight years old; Ia
Is hands high in medium order trots hard He was
WM. SLEDD,
my3-d3tt Brook Road. near Cattle Pens.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
By D. F. BOOTH, Auctioneer.

ByD.F BOOTH, Auctioneer.
WILL be Sold on MONDAY morning May sth at
w 10 o'clock in the rooms of Geo. Dunn l. Co.
corner l4th and Main streets all their surplus stock
consisting of the following and other articles viz
Long Tables
do do with drawers
Round do
| Walnut Wardrobe
Cane Seat ONCE Stools
8 do do do Chairs
Office Desk
| do Stoves with Pipe
Lot Cupboards with doors and draws
Lot Petitions suitable for lumber
Fender and Fire Irons
20 Reams Wrapping Paper
10000 Sheets assorted Music,
Together with lot of School and Miscellaneous
Books consisting Of French and English Gram mar,
Websters illustrated Dictionary, Poetca Works, History
&c &c. with lot of articles too numerous to mention.
nv 5-tds ID. y. BOOTH, Auct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05

The latest news We have from the upper Shenan-
dOah Valley is through a copy of the Rockingham
Register ard ,AdUertSer Of April 2lst, which has
been received by the Wheeling Intelligence. A
most lamentSble state Of things appears to exist in
the Valley. Lees Paroled soldiers, the way to
Their bones, are scattered over the country, plum
defing the people and creating widespread alarm.
Supplies 9reScarce, the whole agricultural economy
deranged, aud the people, cut Oft from the sources
Of intelligence are the prey TO startling and absurd
rUmors, and by the uncertainty OF the future and
the lawleSsness with which they are surrounded
are prevented from settling down 10 any regular
cupation. The editor Of the Register il clearly As
much az sea as any one else. Though he has heard
VI Lees surrender, he does not know that the So
called COnfederaey is a thing Of the past, that the
rebellion is PIT down, and that it behooves him
without delay TO renew his lisgiance 10 the Gov
ernment. W Bop, i,- tas early completion OF the
J-utl d iss.,co4d 10 StauntOu, which, by opening
communication with the world, will remove from
the Valley bhe dark shadow ct ignorance now brood
ing over it, and restore along with the re-nStitu
ton of tie laws Of the Uuion, peace aud happiness
10 the lsug harrisd and distracted people Of that
once rich and prosperous country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05

NOT1CE.-The Canl Boat CLARA will leave the
IN wharf at the Packet Office on SATURDAY, the 9Th
instant at 10 o'clock ~. for New Canton, and will take
passengers for intermediate points Freight in small
packages viii be taken.
For particulars apply on board, at Packet Wharf.
ms III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
TTOUsEHOLD and Kitchen Furni.

TTOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furni-
III TURE FOR SALE, AND HOUSE FOR RENT, AT
AUCTION-Will be rented, at 10 o'clock ION the prem.
ises on WEDNESDAY the 10th May till the lst Of De-.
tober next the house in which William Thornton now
resides, containing four rooms and kitchen.
After the renting of the house the furniture will be
sold consisting of Carpets, Chairs Beds, Sideboard
Wardrobe &c, and the usual variety Of Kitchen Fur
niture Cooking Stoves, &C.
TERMs.-FOr the house, the rent payable monthly.
For the furniture cash.
my6-tds GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Auct'rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05

C,MALL BRICK COTTAGE on THE NORTH WEST
y CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND ADAMS STREET
FOR RENT-The Brick Cottage located as above, con
ains three rooms The lot fronts 60 feet, back
700 feet and has on the stable aud iage house.
To careful tenant the rent viii be reasonable Apply
10 HARRISON, GODDlN APPERSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

nor LEASE lot Of ground on the north
i side OF ain ST., between IL and 18th SITS. fronting
As feet on Main street and 50 feet on Bank st. lew doors
below the Exchange Bank. II is one OF the most elg
BILE cites for business n the city,
Apply to Andrew Johnston No 1903 Main ST., over
Messrs. Mi chell 4 Tyler. my 6-3t'
nor RENT.---Threc or four desirable furnished
L Rooms with kitchen accommodation water, gas
&c ON Franklin street % door from 9th, north side by
Satisfa tan references reouired my5-3t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05

TOR RENT.-.A CAKE AND CANDY MANU-
II FACTORY.-It is furnished with all the necessary
tools and other appurtenances for making candy
Also first rate BRICK BAKE OVEN and all necessary
articles for carrying the manufacture of cakes &c
Apply at 900 Broad street third door above First street
north side my4-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
WANTS.
NEW G00DSl NEW G0ODS!!

NEW GOODS! NEW G00DS!!
lust RECEIVED, AND IN STORE, TIE FOLLOW
81 ing
o5 Boxes Oranges, 20 Barrels Ginger Cakes,
10 Boxes Lemons, 40 Kegs Butter
8 Boxes Salad Oil, ~ Boxes Cheese,
Boxes Chocolate, 30 Boxes Condensed MIX
80 Boxes IA isins, 70 Boxes Jellies,
Barrels Mackerel, Barrels Coffee Sugar,
80 Kits Mackerei, Barrels Crushed Sugar,
100 Drums Figs, 10 Cases Sardines
Chests Tea, 40 Boxes Adam Candies
8 Bags Coffee 70 Boxes Soap,
800 lbs. Sal Soda, % Barrels Flour,
Cases Macaroni, 30 Barrels Crackers,
Cases Vemicelli
And full assortment of Canned Meats and Fruits, Tin
Ware and Notions which will be offered 10 the trade at
the lowest market prices, at
JN0. CLARK'S New Baltimore Store,
No. $50 Main street
my5-3t third door above 8th street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
CITY SURVEYOR

Nay Office being burnt may be found at the old stOnI
Nl building water Works Office head Of the Basin
conner Eighth and Cary.
mNb-2W THOMAS u. LADD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05
ICE CREAM SALOON

A WERST, No. rs Main street, respectfully announces
re opened his ICE CREAM SALOON, where the public
will find the best Ice Cream, of all the finest tsvors
Also fine Cakes, Pastry: Candies and Frnts They will
always find prompt and polite attention. my6-t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-05

TOR RENT very desirable residence on 4th
Il street between Clay and Leigh, containing six
rooms with kitchen &c, attached Gas and water in
the house. which is very conveniently arranged Will
not be rented be rerented 10 subtenants Possession
given on 6 tn instant For terms apply to
PETER TINSLEY,
my4-3t' Corner Clay and Adams streets.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
The Recent Conspiracy in Spain.

The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says:
There is something unusually grave in the
statement about the conspiracy just discover
ed Ia the city of Valencia. 1t seems that the
Civil Governor of the Province, M. Rubio,
had several days previous warned the CAP
tain General, Villalonga, of what was coming.
but be treated the warning very lightly. and
as unworthy of credence. M. Rubio at once
communicated with the Minister of the Inte-
rior, and the Minister OF War wrote to Villa
Tonga requesting him to inquire into the mat
ter, and report Immediately. The reply OF
Villalonga was that he had no reason to sus-
pect the Colonel of the Bourbon regiment In
garrison at Valencia, who, it now appears.
was at the head of the plot, and was to be-
gin the insurrection at the head of his CORPS,
The incredulity of the general did not prevent
the civil governor from being on the watch
A few nights ago he went to the theatre,
where the Captain General was, and told him
That there was no time to be lost, as the
Bourbon regiment would In few hours pro
nonnce' with their colonel and number of his
officeIs, who were at that moment in consul
tation at the barracks, waiting for the signal
from some persons belonging to the Demo.
cratic Casino or club in the city.
"The Captain at once quilted the theatre.
and, having ascertained that none OF the off,
ccrs were az tnelr quarters, repaired to the bar
racks, and there found the colonel, the two
iieutenanL-colonels commanding battalions.
two majors, and two captains. As they could
give no satisfactory explanation OF their pres
ence In the barracks at so late an hour they
were arrested on the spot. The Captain Gen
eral went to the Casino and also arrested the
committee who were sitting there. 1t appears
that the plan OF the conspirators was to ar
rest the Captain General, to possess them
selves of the barracks OF San Francisco. ss
well as OF the railroad and to proclaim the
desposition of the Queen and the union Of
Portugal and Spain, under the sovereignty of
the King Of Portugal, who is married to a
daughter OF Victor Emanuel. Others affirm
That the republic was to be proclaimed. Pro-
ceedings have already commenced against the
prisoners, and it seems that the subalterns.
non commissioned officers and men knew
nothing ofthe conspiracy, and that the colon
Ell and the superior officers trusted to their
personal influence to lead the regiment as
they pleased. aaf - W
III this plot be not like some other abortiye
plots in other days; lift be not a contriyance
of persons who would make it appear that
they are indispensable for the maintenance of
order, 1t Is very serious. AS to non-commis- |
sion officers knowing nothing whatever about |
the plot, the success of which depended so |
much on cooperation, it is most unlikely. |
Nor is 1t likely that the colonel of regiment |
would venture on such step without the |
certainty Of military risings in other impor- |
tant parts of the kingdom,
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01

ct and platform, the event proved that they
simply destroyed all possibility Of defeating
the Republicans. One difficulty in the way OF
Mr.. Woods explanation is that the bank Off
Ger testified that the funds in the bank at Mr..
Thompson's credit accrued from the negotia-
ton Of bills Of exchange Gg drawn by the rebel
AGENTS OF the rebel Government. Thompson's
"friend," therefore, seems to have been the
Southern Confederacy. M
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
Ben Wood and that Twenty five Thousand
Dollars.

In an editorial on this subject the Toronto
Globe has the following
A new York paper gives what purports to
be Mr.. Woods explanation OF the transaction.
II is that the money belonged to a friend OF
Thompson's, and was sent him to be used In
speculating in gold, and that he so used it,
This may be very ingenious explanation,
but unfortunately great many people will re-
fuse to accept it. Those who are not charit-
able enough to believe Mr.. Woods story will
probably be divided in opinion as to whether
the money was sent in payment OF the pro-
southern services Of the DaiIg News, or for
use at the Chicago Democratic Convention
1t is well known that the Canadian Confeder-
ate agents were exceedingly anxious that that
body should name peace man as its candi-
aate Ior the Presidency, and should adopt
resolutions condemnatory of the war. II Is
MT impossible that they may have deemed 1t
worth while to send money there. II they did
anything towards securing the semi-peace tick
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
Ratan Advartinire. >.

oncineh ofepsce in IongtA of column, constitutei
'ecBkRR.''
$3.50 per square tally rst week; is cent per weeI
kts1 three Insertions or less 90; continuing eVS'
~ other Gay afteg brst week, so cents.
Hkif square, ihtee Insertions or less rs oentsi one
week, &l.G0; G. cents per week after.
Uncef mead ot aMUsENRETs, $500 per square pea
week; one insertion, $780,
SPECIAL MOTIONS, S2 90 per square nrss weeA
4a90 per square afseT tree insertions or less $3.50
bali squaTe. three insertions, SloO; one week.
@i50 fflS
Advertisement inserted in the MARIE sTAT.
EaFse (ssEsoh a .arge circuation ln every part o.
6tatel sc1 Si0 por square for nrst insertion, and
o. cents per 90 91Te 1f each subsequent kcEertioD.
scar NNyIoEa st 5sBal "a o.
GbT- All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors Of Press, and
those of busnesscharacter to the Publishers.
GS- Jon PRINTING Of every description executed
with Dispatch and all business pertaining to the O,
hce or paper promptly transacted on application a.
above. t + ttf-ts~s-
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01

RY the subscriber, competent assistantto take
- charge or o large prescription business. Ad-
dres. as be low. stating age, amount of experience
IN the apothecary business, and rate of compensa-
tion demanded. The best and most undoubtsd ref.
erei ces requiied M ~ a8i IS 5e8a5&
Il. T. CUMMINGS, MD,
1uaelzdzw* Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
Agents Wanted.

II AIDES or Gentlemen everywhere, to sell popu.
Liar Charts Photographs Engravings Co. Send
for copy of cur new Quarterly, - which contains
full particulars. B. B. .RUSSELLs& Co, Pub .ishers,
80 Cornhill, ston. junt27d1w w3w
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01

r,1A a Western farmer, who was told that in
plishment, and pracficed as 1S q. ecoin-
marked that such wasn't the case in prairie
land, for there it was bore both troublesome
and costly.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
w anted.

A SITUATION as Travelling Agent, by an exre-
Ia rienced Salesman for a Wholesale House or
manufacturing Establishment The best or city o.
country reference furnished to ability and char
acter. Address Box $685. Portland p o.
june2ldlws
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
F0RTLAED DAILY PRESS
yoHH Il. GILMAN. RI itos
sab!abed ct Ns. s2I ExoHANGi STREET q
n. 4. osTER q co.

IHA AFoRrLAHD DAILY PREssis Published at $50,
pc ear iD advance.
lax MAIKES-ATsP PRHse Is publisheo every Thur
day uorning,at So 100 per annum, In advance; 81 2t
~ pad wt.bl. six months; and Ss.50, payment BE-
delay yed hey ond six months.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
House Wanted.
Wnmfe.i

WANTED to hire o House ia this city. Rent
w not TO exceed 1900.
Address "House, . Lock Box 1882 june28dlws
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01

from manufacturers. In fact, this is thr PRINCl-
PAL REASON for the ENFORCEMENT of the Basok-
ers and Peddters Act, for since good warranted
GOODS HAVE BEEN so LARGELY INTRODUCED INTO
MAINE, the MISERABLE sHoDDY seat out from Ban.
gor don't sell so so,Htt. Retailers of Maine, SEND
IN YOUR ORDERS, or CALL when you come to Bos-
ton, unless 4 he Bangor jobbers get an amendment
passed 10 chapter A. that 'sno man shalbe allowed
to leave the State by any boat railroad who in
tends TO tax. money ont Of the State 10 buy any
goods not owned by men five years resident in the
State of Maine.'n Thanking the people and dealers
of Maiue for ths doubling OF their custom since
the Bangor Merchants" exhibited their sohoie-
sosted Gad liberal policy Of .tve and let Ue," the
subscriber is determined to staEd by the people of
Maine and give them his warranted goods at reduced
prices. Don't fail to demand meW pair in every
cas- where your boots shoes prove defective, if
not worn to that extent that it wou be unreasom-
able to expect new pair, and the COD Man
will yiUe the same to The retailer who takes them
back from you.
HENRY EHANEON.
rs, 20 and % ETaLK STREET
s0N anas BOSTt1N. ssT
junel0d1m& view eaasl8
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01

to the people, viz, the COD
STAMP and the good things that
Iare cured to a | who have faith
in its promi es, and see hat the
lstamps are on all the shoes fhey
buy. This Stamp is one of the
troubles that icorry the Bangor
Clique. Ihe people of Maine like
them too nell FIR the benefit of
1.-THE B 4ngor sobDers, SOME of
whom buy the LEAvINGs and
lTHIRD QUALITIES OF Goods that
1.-THE C.-ti--D Man will not accept
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
Rent Wanted.

WANrED Immediately, in the central or west
w ern pat of the city, good rent Of eight or ten
rOoms, Tor family wit out chill drsn.
Address Box l55 Portland p O. june16dtf
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
oRrLANp. sATURDAY.. MoRNlNe. JULY i, 1866.
w ANTS, LOST. FOUND


ID ETWEEN the U S. Hotel and Prebl5 House, a
~ large Brass Key. The fader will be suitably re.
wardCd by leaving it at Dana's Apothecary Shop,
under Deering Hal. 1T 1N 81 iune22d3ts
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01
lost.
LOST.

4 N one of the streets in this city, on Monday, a
4 Diary containing quite an amount of money. and
ever will leave said Diary at this Office will be liber-
ally rewarded. 4 st 'i.es. - june2Odlws
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-01

The Steamtr of this Line are all new, construct.
ed with great regard to strength speed and safe
ty, at very great expense, consisting of the follow
ing first class Fidewheel steame rs superbly ftte
up in Saloons and State Rooms
GEORGE LEARY, Capt. BLAKRMAN; JAMES T.
BRADY, Capt. LANDIs: CITY POINT, Capt Tall
BOT; Die EAFOR, Ca t DEERING.
Passengers leaving Bat more Ia the evening, ar
rive in Richmond the next afternoon
The Steamers Of this Line navigate tho james
River entirely ia the daytime giving passengers
fiue opportunity of seeiug the fortifcations Dutch
Gap, aud all othsr objects of interest.