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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

THE STONE 4 RossT0N
CIRCUS COMBINATION
Organized on . scale OF Unprecedented Nag.
nihesnes, Iespeotfully Announee 70 the elti.
lsns Of Warrington and Vicinity short
series Of their
SUPERB PERFORMANCES, %
Commencing on
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1885.
and eJniiuus AVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENINc, until further notice.
/ Door open Of and o'clock, p. IN.
The ,pAsIous Pavilion will bs crested on the
CORNER OF NEW YORK AVENUE AND
SIXTH srRLET.
n The PROPULSION OF ATTRACTIONS
will be presented with all the fAseinating I'd.
junsts essential 10 render them inimitabls In
suPerioriT and mAryslouS In splsndor.
Among the pre-eminent
EoUEsTalAES eYMNAsTs AchonATs,
IBRIsTs, v6LTI0EuRs, PANr0- .
MfMIsrs, HuMoRisTs,
y DANsEuRs,
And other Classic Artlstes, Arsi
LIE jEUNE BuRTE,
the Premier HorsemsnI
MESsRs. MURRAY HUTCHINSON,
the Graceful 0JmnAstsi
THE DEEzER BRoTHERS
vAlontine, Rudolph And Charles, The famous
AsFobA,sI
THE sAGRINEE FAMILY,
consisting Of sisis ferdinand and Psrolle,
MILE bophis and Master Henri, Eques.
TRANS, Paboratiats, Equilibrists, 40.
Mr.. DEN STONE,
the Accomplished HunoristI
Mr.. CHARLES MONROE,
the popular Clown and VooAlistI
Mn. FRANK ROssToN,
the unsqnaled Equestrian DIRECTORY
MEssRs. DREXEL, ANDREWS, FICTION,
0RAfHl BATrY, REMsEN, BEhLETTE,
ROsEbERo, MAGEA, L1zARRO,
TABoR, wALDEN .zKKTiER,
AND FL LOII
MASTERS CARLOS. LEON,
| ACTON, CLAUDE, and CLARENCE,
i General Performers, oopstitutingA
| CoHoAEss or TALENT
ADsoLU TELY PEERL Ess.
Prof. q. p. HUTCHINsoHIs
WONDERFUL DOGS,
Trained to . point Of perisstion almost In
credible, are attached 10 this Grand combinA-
TIE STUD or HORSES and PONIES are
and are splendid representatives Of admired
THi PAVILION, WARDROBE, TRAP
PINGS, PROPERLIEss PARAPHEkNALIAi
AId GENERAL OUTFIT are entirely new, and
MsSsia, STONE q RossioN, ct q cost Of
admissIon, 80 cts. Ressrvsd seats 70 sIs.
Children 20 reserved seats, % eents
Fer full details see Manmoth PistoriSlIi
gTamnss, Display BiliS, uthoErAphS, 10.
I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

lTun0a MANIA. !,
Il.sss a d ~ ns h.ns
..Ie q. oaiy ~ ~ lgV n cnassd,
~ nlln11 a4yMl ~ 1lonor.
tsl4 rynaylvanla ponasths oT
wsiis csl sss " ". ss'e ssa .is,..
n ne ciiy st1.iss pEolonS. Va tsai I
Ard y you psss the shsrshs door,
Or Friends lonE parted erect,
On he subject sew eisegnssd,
rs vefy nne, Ne think, 90 Gnra
On = bubols e. ballOoi,
1shs who puts his hnEsru IN the ere
WIN nod then snartins coon.
HS Z. Z ,.y y:s :sssL AZ. .,.a 70 ..hs
Just 20 70 Smith Z Bros. ssors. H
And buy sO1sthisS hat a' You need,
And We Will guarantee,
ya,, Iind nov, what vel Gag, ..
TMuLo Be = SAFE lnve..msat,
fhata dividand win par,
NEW srRrNa oooDs-LAfRsr SrYLRs,
FINE FhRNcH cAssIhlRRRS
VINE ENGLISH CAS- sIMRREs,
FINE SCOTCH cAssIMHRRs,
GREY ENoLfsa C0ATINoS
VELVET, SILK, uua
MARsEILLKs vRsrINos,
Which We make up IN styis Of Workman
chip Inferior 10 none, vAiis the extent Of onr
business eaables IN b WORK for the snallos,
living pronu. .....
NTH Bros. = Co., ~.
49, Merchant TatloFn.
mhN-lm No. tet eeventh street,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

Putlon RnPonss--zA1rd Prsstaa-
'oha ,. cs'SSl., drens SIl,is,y, =.
TVA frscind-Joha Lynch, intozisaiicn,
ei,missedl Sohn Haysls do.r nniteryi Thomas
Cullen, aleeping IL alfett 10. eokin nids.
dreussd IN mas ntiifn, ~. ill9 49, iElsi q
StrA PIecind-QeorEe pmensettss, drunk
and disofdefiy, military John Roach, DO, 81
John Lynch, do. do, Thomea Arthur, drunk,
military Charles show, drunk, military VIM.
Evans. drunk and dlsordsriy, eli r. o'ccn-
Ssernih Prustna = Maurice Cushing. grant
larceny, dismissed, Michael Q'Dormell, vio-
,ting eorpo alton ordinance, lined e96o; John
Cation, malicious mischief, Dismissed; John W.
Clarke, selling liquor without license, two
eases, poatponedi Mary Jones, drunk and dis
orderly, Thomos Ryon, drunk and lying In the
street, locked up until sober.
EighA Precinct = James Wells, fighting IN
street, aued SasOj Wesley Henson, do, hnsd
2 soi Elenor sawyer, diSordsrly house, bail
for good behavior.
Ts,R n sciad-Mary Fraulsy, selling ilquor
on sunday, nned $50 Soi J. w. stephens, pro-
family and threats, lined $3.50 and security 70
keep peaeei Maria Burns, profanity, fined
~ 9oI Charles Willie, threats, dismissed, VIM.
Jones, DO do John Smith, suspieion Of lar
ceny, dismissed. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

ANY one having occasion 70 visit private
medical institution are advised 70 call on Dc.
Vellny.
A large and successful practice here and
elsewhere enables him to guarantees perfect
cure In all cases.
All visits and communication strictly pri.
vate and eonndenttal. Persons calling see ne
one but the Doctor. fsbl-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

TIE only place where you can purchase
india R:ibber goods Of all kinda 81 Maaafscft,-
Iers' prices, 10 at II. A. HALLS IndiA Rubber
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, ali
kinds Of Rubber goods beautifully repaired
~ short notice. mArao-0
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

500 HnhovAL 300
NEwluILpINS'
II SUI q
,o,s,vo sEyThSTH gEREET,
'oiNtNo ODD fELLoWb' HALL
JAMES 9. ToPHAM q co. i
HAVE REMovED
Their woli-Known, oid-EatAbiishSd
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNESS.,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFAcToRY
~ 70 rnRIn
NEW BUILDING,
H 500 q 4
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
Whore may Be hound, Of our own manutas-
tufe, most eomplets assortment Of every
style and price Of military and eltiHeus'
SADDLES AND BRIDLEA
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTiNGALKs,
FINE sword BELTS,
with TophAmN Patent siids.
Sole Manufacturer Of
LANoHoL2s PATENT SPURS.
| MAnu'aeturorn Of
LAN0hOLps PATENT CURD AND NOSE
STRAP.
F0R SALE
| EwBANK'S PATENT spur,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE covERs AND BLANKETS,
.I... Bl Tb,
MILITARY ARD CITIZENS ..
RIDING AND HARNESS BtTs,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
.a. II A RNE BB.
FINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
BUGGY HARNHeB.
FINE SINGLE CAhhIAqKe BUGGY, AND
s,,I hH Ens, q h ~ nsao, c..- Avn
ftousa hShsEs aseo'' oANi' AMI
WHIPs.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS.
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
TRUN Ke.
sOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND VALUES,
IR0N FRAME TRUhKs,
Woop BOX TluNKs AND VALUES
LApIEg DREss TaUhkS AND BONNET
AR6SVA1Isrs ANppAcKINe TRUNKS,
Lsathsr and Canvass Pellisieuf Bags, Lea.
ther, Canvass, and Carpet TRAVELLING Bags,
Ladie! yreneh ea.ehsl. Toy Truak. and
sshool s.tehsls, and every artisis In their line
y REMEMBERt
H 500 q
oEVEN u sTREET
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

1870 'As '7s'' z 'A' ! = 80
~. 49, 3 ~ nm ~ 4 : i',1asI
METROPOLIS, ~
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND LOAN
% AGENCY,
Ca vIFTRENTH sIRRKi, .
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES T.REAsuRv
DEPARTMENT. ##-eHa1
mis- nsah /, suthotizsd V resolve sussdrip.
tons 70 the tF
POPULAR $50 LOAN,
These notes are Issued In demon ination Of
go, siOO. sSOo, siISol and SSoOo payable %
bearer Os order, three pears aiser date, WIN
Interest, psIable ssntanauaiIy ~ seven ahd
thrss4snths per ssninn per annun, and arc
oenvsrtibls - maturity ~ the hoi dsI'S spsioa
Into the go an per cent. SOld tnt pss-bsavtns
boASs. The interest on these no tee 10 t~o
cents pcr day Cor every siOO.
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
BANKS AND BAL tkERa,
Any Information respecting the United
states Loans will b shssrfully given on sp-
pliossion personally or By letter.
A FULL SUPPLY OF GOVERNMENT sE.
ouRIrIEs CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
ron SALE.
WE REcEivE DEPosrTs,
OPEN ACCOUNTS WITH DEALERS
MAKE COLLECTIONS
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS,
BUY AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AND ALL CT ASSES OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
PURCHASE oovKRNMENr
VOUCHERS, AND
TRANSACT A GENERAL RANKIN Busi.
MESS. .H...f W .
J.B. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
l. y. CHITTENDEr, Prssidsn,. nhsl.f
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NoTIcE.-TAs Daily National Republiosn d
nep fsDnfhhed by carriers 10 subseribers N iAis
euy anf GEORGETOWN a INV cenis pr monfA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WARRINGTON,
n. D. Coos, tOI jay Cooke h Co.., President.
W. g. HvHTInsTOS, caaAisr.
GOVERNMENT pEPosIToRE
AND r. ~
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
t. STATES.
18th ST., oprosIrE THE TRsAsuRv DEPAnr.
oovsrnnsns securities with Treasurer uni,sd
states, -.- '.
~osE mlLtros DoLLaia..-u
Acting In osnnss,ioa with the hous, OF
Jay COOKE Co, ..
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE l.Is LOAN
we will MI ordsn with promptnsss and die
patch, allowing the regular commission Il
DAnks and bankers.
A Ooastant supply Of The Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery. 81
We buy and sell eli glasses Of oovERN
MRNT sEcURITIEs a surrsat marks. raiss
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collso
tons on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF
THE UNITED STATES. A.
We purchase 0ovsrnnsst voasAsrs On the
MOST FAvoRABLE TERMS, ADd give cAan.
TuL AED PAonFT ATrrHrion TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUsINEssMEN AuD FIRMS,
and to aOy other business entrusted 10 US.
FULL REFORMATION In regard 10 GOV.
ERNMENr LOANS a. all times shssrfulIy
furnished.
| WIN. .. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
wAsHrsToH, March %. isss. mhsi-dn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

ABANDONMENT OF MISS HARRs.-Miss
Mary Harris, indicted for the murder OF an
drew J. Burrougs, At the Treasury Depart
ment short time ago, was yesterday ar
Justice DIN. The ease will come up for trial
In short time. MessIs. Jos, n, Bradley,
r., w. Y. FendAll, and Hoo. .. W: voorhees,
Of Indiana. are the counsel for Miss Harris.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

FOR RENT.-Ofice Rooms In the
Warrington Building, corner OF Pennsylva-
MIA avenue and seventh street. The best
locality In the City. InquireAt
l. sELDNER 4 co.'s
Clothing store, in the same building.
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mhis-wst
HBADQUARTERs plPART.
. DISIon o. cHInS ouAnLrnMAsfnn,
WAsHIssIoH, y. o., March 20, isS6.
aALEa nF MAnunR.


SALES or MAnuRK.
hereinafter nantd, on MONDAY. iolh DAY q
April, IT 70 o'clock, noon, the present nnd ~.
tirs aeeamplAlionI (until Defender d, iesSD
q MhNyRE a. tue public stAolss, ~, dssiS-
AZ the pubic S,sb'ss on Vour,ssnsh street,
near the Long Bridge In this eliyt me aseumn;
l.iiSna a that p?!nt and q ses hesequar.srs
A. Camp barry, p. q, BY Captain QsoEgs
". Wells, A. q ~, the manure 81 thAs
A..sq %: s'i Z c:psisS, SssS
Cofeofsn, Va, the aoeumuiatiohg ~ said
headquarters, and 81 various forts a lsts "a,
nom Fori Sih.n AIisn. ssnr cSsin Hfid1s, q
Fort Lyon, near AlsNandriaI on the lino Of
dalsnsos south Of Potombe.
!, A. me 9iaes g Captain I. (; Church, a.
stables under his direction, and Il tie slabisl
And parks IN uhAt city, under the control oi
the chief quaftofmAst6r Of this Department.
sss Sa. ,As, os g sSsS K:
manure q thsil own exDonae. A reasonably
time viii be allowed % haul away present I.
Quantities on hand, and future aeoumulations
must b removed D''T z. I ,LuDIparon,
Colo 3 .Sa Chief aaAr''fna'''r DspesssH'
ID Y w. u. WALL q co.,
I'D AUCTIoNEEhA.
HORSE AND CARNAGE BAZAAR
AND hEPOslToRY,
,, Kxpresaly Cor The
SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, STOCK, Ne,
% L0UIsIANA AVENUE.
nStuoen Ninth and Tsnth g., Wa1hington,
AUCTION SALES EVnnK
TUESDAY, THURsDAY, AHD SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON ooEsIoHnkNTA
sToRAoE ron oARhiAGBs.
HORaKa, CARniACna, a.,
Rosoiv6d tor RflVato eala.
WI. ~ALL a Co, Ausss.
NOLD AND BTOo KS.
Ohf once has bosa placed IA dlIsst tels-
uaph Communication Win ne COLD ~ 49,
EK6hAaao nooma "a Nav yoftl tnsaM4
Dfom p1dnssin tha execution Of orders.
Purchases aQd a1laa mn1e ~ ~ 49,. 49,
hlIINNuOUaN, I0wLAt ..s..
! nAa'4n nanltsn. r1s F'na' nsslsS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

BHLT-BUoKLss, COINS, HA1R BALLs,
Jet sets, slyef.plAted bells, and tea spoons, foI
only Oae Dollar, At the poLLAR lEwEiRY
STORE, No. t15 PeansylvAnia avenue, near
F0ur-and-A-half street. mh2i.sls
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

NtLERK wANTED--A YOUNG
" MAN pr, ierred. He must be nsat and
spid penmsn, and quiek 81 usures. The best
OF references a. b character aud loyalty will
be required, Address, Post once, Box SCI,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

The 'pAsious Pavilion will bs crested on tho
CORNER OF NEW YORK AVENUE ANp
SIXTH sTRkET.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

EOR SALE.---A TRUCK FARM,
Is Of afty acres, In sight Of washinEtoS.
S SSSs :oii' plenty OF TIMBER large peach
Also, House ana Lot on New Jersey avenue,
Address n. J. MCMILLAN, wsshins,on
CITY. mhi.tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

MANITOBA YOUTH, EIGH-
o store OF once 10 do the out-oi-doots' busi'
ness. Can write fair hand, .nd oen come
well recommended. Address v. d H., Po.t'
once. mT
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= - - =. - =. :.
RoRp,n NV ZHlATln =.
II fnET4 ~ ADovB rHnhA. AVE-.
:, L..,nisht bus ous q ~ cRkND ITALIAN
THistrRiDAD EygNlNo, MAIcnn,
fOLlurO.
Pronounced BY the entire press and public Of
and uneduaiIsd "a many respests By 10 y opsr,
atle Performance ever Witnessed on the oper-
ate stage OF America.
GRovER'S NEW THEATRE.
" Penn. avenue, near wiilards' Hotel.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 81,
Last night busene o. Jhs 80.
ADMINISTRATIVE TROUPE,
COMEDY conBINATfoN.
Last night, positively, Of
THE GREEN MONSTER
First time of q. . spsrkllng Comedy,
LOAN OT A LoVFR,
the entire company In the east OF characters.
First appearance OF Mons. Paul Marsinstsi ON
HE TRIPLE FLYING TRAPEzE.
second time Of
DON 1lZILIO,
On, THE HocTunHAL REHpEIveus.
In ptepsratieu, the Ersa, ecsnis spestsels Of
"Aladdin, or, the wondeffui Lamp
gwen for the Apprehension Of any persons
iound tearing down OF defaclng the bills OF
this theatrei
=. w.~.~-...~. go
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THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1855.
and oJn,iuus AVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVEhING, until further notice.
/ Doors open at and o'clock, p. m.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-31

AvVTIOM bAIIBs
SLooP PoRbzLixT zU67idR.
Nm " s,la =, PabiIe zas,lon, 70 ne IA.
toe p q, On THuksDAT, Hplii q, IsSI a
NJ HIS e,slo'ss q n, NE ssptafsd siSop fsinis
sad sleop !. abou, ., tons b6sss.. s.,l.,
mas. nd boom complete, and 9 4 tdrIl1blS
vessel tor euilerp OF oynlefnSn- = -
Term1-Caah. IN Covornms nj funfn. -,
y. a. htsLEH, SUE. nbteiai Anrna
mhsof IN Agency, ffGH7nry pcpsrtIsna.
DUBLIO eALE or OApTURED
Z AND ABANDONED RRoPTRrY.
-. TnnAsupx DErAnrmnnr.l
~. AtErAEpnfA, VA March -, ieeAb
RZSs isoE Hrnrs ssa
MisCRLLkNNO61 oooDa
WIN b sold n Ausiion On TnunkDAY,
April ., iesa, Al 10 SAoIock, 4. IN ~ -
No. II KING slreoh ii1nanaiia, VI.
This 6ale embraces over
10, 900 poundp 81 Array nafl, coualllIna %
blues, softS, sotlons, b srtlnE, aad hard1.
Alsfvs LOT Of Railroad and seFsp irsng
1iS, q lIrieaisuial machinery, As.
A lot o. rae orindstonss, and other misssi-
I y Srass 81 4. A. s,.lsy, Sup. spss,.i Ass.a
TrNaaury Department.. Ar. =
WILLIAM siLvRI, Ass't special AHonA.
Tsrms--cash, In Government fands.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14
IMPORTANT FROM NEwBERN.
The Enemy Repulsed in Several
Attacks.
A GREAT BATTLE MoMENTARlLY
EXPECTED.
Rebel Ram at Kinston.
NEw.ERN. N. G.. March II.

NEwBERN, N. c., March IL
The enemy elated with the capture OF two
or three small guns. and line OF skirmishers
in our front, made several charges yesterday
OF most reckless character, in which they
were repulsed each time with heavy loss.
Our forces are well entrenched, and now
within three miles of Kinston, to which point
railroad is now completed.
The enemy continue to receive reinforce
tments, and evidently intend to make stub
bon resistance at Kinston.
Gen. COUGHS division from Wilmington,
communicated with Maj. Gen. Cox last night,
from Beaver Dam, a point Couch had just
reached, which is eight miles from Cox's head
quarters. Gen. Couch joins Gen. Cox's forces
this morning, which indicates a battle to. day.
The enemy shows signs of weakness, and
will doubtless fall back to the other side of
the Neuse river, and make a stand at Kinston.
His forces are reported to number from 10,
600 to $4,000. boy
A rebel ram is stationed at Kinstou, to pro-
tect the bridge across the Neuse, which is
quite an extensive structure, s 7rr grs
Il is reported by deserters that Gems. Rhetts
and Gen. breckenridge from Richmond, visit
ed Knston and gave instructions. r.5
Gen. Schofed remains in. the field with
Gen. Cox, giving every movement his person
all attention. sL 05H GGf5Gfra1
The enemy are much alarmed and mystified
in regard to Sherman. We expect to hear
from him in day or Two.
Gen. Cox has issued an order congratula-
ting the troops on the heroic manner in
which they have met the enemy and success
fully sustained themselves thus far.
Gen. MARYLAND, the military mail agent, has
arrived at Morehead City with large mail
for Sherman's armv, which he was waiting to
deliver by way ofNewbern.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14

PORTLAND MARKETs--At some price OF
other the produce of our land and of foreion
lands, which comprise the necessaries. and
most of the comforts of life. can be obtained in
our city-not so with the produce of the sea
neither friend nor foe to the prosperity Of
Portland will now venture to call it fishing
town or city. So far from this is the fact.
that during the last year fresh fish of any
kind has for more than half the time not been
able to be had at any price.
The writer of this article left neighboring
sea port, and commenced his residence here
in the spring Of 1920. In the former place he
does not remember that he ever had occasion
for either of the staple articles ola fish mar
ket that he could not find it.
The article OF hallibut was always to be had
when wanted at cents pound-here it was
as there and for many years later cents
pound when in the market. Now in the
spring of 1865, when it is to be had at all, it is
20 cents a pound. Fresh cod and paddock.
most. Of tho time not to be found at all.
TEMPoRA MUTANTUR.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14
From. Ne,o Orleans.
New ORLEANS, March z,
- ~ a - n Ill 4

Via cairo March 10.
Gen Bailey's expedition from Baton Rouge
into the interior of Louisiana and Mississippi
consists of 5000 cavalry with strong sup
port Of artillery. At last accounts the expedi-
ton occupied Clinton, La This section of
country contains majority of loyal people,
and It'll believed this occupation is designed
to be permanent. $50
Gen. Badly Smith accompanied Gen. Candy
on his recent trip to the vicinity Of Mobile.
He has not yet been assigned to any COM
mand. Large bodies of troops are leaving
here for the vicinity o. Mobile, and there are
also Indications OF movements in other direc-
lions. 9a-
The steamers Guiding Star and George
Cromwell have been taken by the military Tor
abe transportation of troops to Mobile
! The steamer Morning Star arrived here to-
day.
ding 70 a ~. Sugar and molasses active.
Orders have been received TO forward pro-
visions to the north One thousand barrels Of
lard are now awaiting shipment to New York.
Tonnage is scarce. Cotton frelghts to New
York A, and bankers sight checks on New
York par. 81 haalg
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14

Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnish upon receipt of Subscriptions
This is
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14
8Y R1ectr.ao1tv

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with joy, and move with the agty and elastic
ity of youth; the heated brain 10 cooSd the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth detormities re-
moved iaintuess converted to vigor, weakness to
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear and
youth obliterated; the accidents of mature lie
proven ted; the calamities of old sra OhViated and
an active circulation maintained.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14
sheriH,s Sale.

~ i = ny 81 Maine-CUMBERLAED, SIS.
!EN on execution in favor Of Nathan Wood
n; s US; Vnase w Atwell, and will be sold Ct pub
"a, .o 70 the highest bidder on Thursday, thu
lvs uHJ ~ arcn 1866, at 10 O'Clock in the lore
nom, AZ 1ne auetion Room Of n enry Bailey Como.
10 ExcDanse 81 PORTLAND, in the County OF Cumbel-
land. Ihe following personal property, to wit-l00
cases BeGnngers bottled goods-20 cases Schiedani
Sohnapps cases kennedy's Medical Diseoverv. Rad.
ways Ready kelitf, McMums Elixir o. Opium Ayer'a
Cherry Pecoral and ellis weets Liniment Miiler,s
Condition Pc ers Bel rek's Pills and Pasters ME-
winslow's soothing Syrup, Fabns.ock's Vermifues.
Lyons Ka barton, Hobnsack's Worm Syrup. Ken.
nedy's Salt Rheum ointment Peruvian Syrup, Wiz.
tar's Bal am of Wild Cherry. PISS wilson's Hair
Preparation, Mis- aliens do. Bonoway's Pills and
Oit tment Downs Elixir, Atwelis Whd Cherry Bit
tiers, end healta Re torer. Browns hfonchi1i fro-
chez, Langley's Bttsrs, Spears SsmDnci mne,-
Ayers sNssapaTilla W oodwoIths klayoring E1tIaet
Pettiti's anker Balsam, Lyons Extracts Jamaica
finger, Russia Salge, Wood 8 lung ba.sam n
large lot of Fssences-Psragoric. Castor vi &c =
3 barrel OF Brandy Gia and WSiskey, with largo
ssort ant OF msiicines not eeumeTafed. also
&c ;ssso tment of FANCY GooDs-comDs, Brush.
"a Cases Cutlery, Soaps Rubber Goods, 10y
$1,000 80 ~ "sses SO. &c. This stock is lasge-welt
seeoou; IN P,~e order and very valuab O. eompris-
ing ne IL sese ana best assortment of medicines to
De lOunu IN the ot4te.--rs ma cash ~
HENRY BAILEY TO-. Auetioneera
Portland March lO 1860 marl1 I'd
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14
Corn and Eye,
Southern Yellow Corn.

300 Bu.hsls Rye, In store, and for sale by
WALDR0N TRUE,
mar13i4v@ NOD and Unioa Wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14

Per steamship Hapga. at New York

Per steamship Hansa, at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March l.
The sales for two days were 1900 including BOZ
bales to spectators and exporters. The market
opened buoysnt with slight advance, but closed
dull and easier
The Manchester market closed dull and ensier.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFSM MARKET, March
Flour dull and nominal; VIII at quiet an steady
Corn inactive; mixed 26 9d@27s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, March l.
Beef Gull PORK quiet Bacon steady; Butter easier
Lard quiet; Iallow inactive bnt steady.
Sugars steady; Rice quietand steady; Rosin quiet
snd steady Spirits Turpentine dull Petroleum quiei
at Is 10dd2s for refined. =
! LONDON MONEY MARKET March 1-Consols
closed at S85C@s9 for money.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-14
Eesc York Morkes.

~. NHw YoRK. March 49,
Cotton dull sales 800 bales; middling upland
72973.
Flour-sales $500 bbls State and Western der, in
inq: state 5000 so; Round Hoop Ohio Ia *
nil 65 Western 90@l0 60; Southern dull; sales
40 bbs at 10 65gl4 60; Canada dull; sales 800
wv Wheat|dull; sales 1000 bushels Milwaukee Club
at 3 05: $500 bush amber Ech 233.
Corn-dulI; sales 1900 Lush new Yellow Jersey
/ 65@1 SO.
Pors-iower; sales 1850 bbls; new mess at "a 81
@ Is1d-Iower; sales 1880 bbls at lSt@224.
Butter-dull; State 25(Gz1. SSH Tte. $50
Whiskey-hrmer; sales 400 ODDS.
3 Naval Stores-hrm
Petroleum-dull.