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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-09
LOWEST PRICES,
Examine the stock Of the One Price PSpsiaT RoEss Of
BOsrwICK Co, 81 Main street.

Returning our sincere thanks 10 the public and our
numerous iries Dc the beisl pstrenage bestowed
upou US them that pains, care or expe nee
Win be spared give perfect satissctionf 70 all VITO
favor with their patronage, and TO make our esta
hshment the Pride " the 6afe Guy.
Respectfully,
octI0 H. n. bos1WIch . ".
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
1ns .Aceide,,t 70 sscretaru se,eard.

WASHINGTON, April 8.
At abous 4 o'clock this afternoon Secretary
Seward lett the State Department in his car
rage and reached home, where his son and
wife and Miss Titus got in. While the driver
was in the act of closing the door with his
right hand, holding the reins with his left, the
horses started. The driver held on, followed
them, and endeavoIed to close the door. Mr..
F. W. Seward seeing the danger jumped from
the carriage with the hope of heading off the
horses and stopping them. They however got
away from him and the driver, and when they
reached the corner of Vermont Avenue and
A street, Secretary Seward jumped from the
carriage, falling upon bis right arm, breaking
it Just below the shoulder, and bruising his
face. He was carried to his residence and the
broken limb set, after which he felt much cas-
ier The ladies remained in the carriage until
it arrived at the Stable, where party OF SOL
diers caught the horses. 'a.-
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ANOTHER RAID UPON GAMBLERs.--Deputy
Marshals Wentworth and Irish, with posse
of policemen, paid visit yesterday to the
gambling establishment of Joseph Gardiner
on Temple street.-the same place they
visited some three weeks since, at which
time they seized large lot of gambling i'm
plements. The proprietor had recognized in
the sum 1890 for his appearance at the July
term ofthe S. j. Court, obtained new set of
gambling implements and got his establish
ment at work again in full blast.
1t was supposed that the entrance to the es-
Enlistment had been made perfectly secure
by keeping the outer door locked, and boy
in the entry way to watch, through small
aperture, and give notice of who approached.
But the Deputies were prepared for this and
broke the door open and got into the room
before the boy who was watching. Here they
found some sixty persons assembled, and the
faro bank presided over by Gardiner in full
operation. All the Implements nice and
new set--were seized and the customers were
made to give up their ivory checks. Gardi-
ner was arrested and taken to the lookup.
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E. M. PATTEN. AUcnoNEER, II exchange s. .

nca, LS'a'e IN WeslbrOOk at Auction.
AN FIR day, April eth, at a. o,c,oos ). on ,bo
~ premises, wil De sold the nrs House and Lot or
the Southwestsrly eide Of Pleasant Street IN West
brook, On the line OF The ' - WIS.,
HORSE RAILROAD
The bulldog two stored wooden dw Cling peer,,-
new, contains ten fDished rooms. with closets nv
eiolhss presses conveniently arranged.
The lot contains abolt Oae-fourih OF an acre hay-
Ing front of about sixty feet Land under good
&C., in plenty. r'
Cars leave Market Square every 1orty-nve minntes.
house open every afternoon previous TO sale
M.PArTEN, AUCTIONEER, II Exchange 81 (.
Groceries at Auction.
AiuRDAY, 9Th alto A. NJ, Beef NJ 3laseee Teas.
Butter Onions, &c. > ON''' - N''''''
ALSO, .s
ture, Beds, Sc. N ~ "o "DIs5sS HI
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-,..ahIe Farm Tor Sale.

.TrD IN Cumberland, on the tore side road,
GtTTU a ~ nile from the Grand Trupk n. X De-
y aDog9aining ninety acres. The buildings there
Pos sting Of a large 40 stored house Sitn sd
op9 ,SonIiaree earn Cprriage pouse, woeo mouse,
en- AZ SC, all conveniently arranged ana IN GOOD
or6er. =. =. ,.;neral anrinO aiso n
Iherc y, so. " ~n ~ soft water carried by pipes
never la ,,s sPn5 serviceabls for all purr oses.
Sear tho Souss Orchard - misty ,I gran 0
:. os al. % conmanding view of the Boy and Is
, .u1 and sr summer residence, OF public re-
sapt rom i city, would be one Of the most eessr
p, s;,uaiops that could be sell cted. snd a. me
I'D exten IL 10 tho wa.er, II woult snora : n,
privilege orses Aathing, eshore being WehSu'P'-
I'd for such purpose = .s.;ro.ted A
200 cords among the variety Is sgoOu PSi S,sts
crestuut wood exceedingly scarce r nsIncsss
and very valuable for timber spu col "a WORTHY,
For particulars inqnir ofo n Smsro1daod1m
92Exchange st Portland.
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Reyol,.tso,. at Pomona. eG'

NEW 1OBK, April O.
Panama papers of the 2lst ult., are received.
On the evening of the 9th the long looked for
revolution took place, and the government
was quickly overturned The President aban-
doned his post and took refuge with the U. ):
Consult and escaped at midnight on board
the U. s. steamship st. Mary. ~ r
Four or five soldiers only were killed.
The Star and Herald say it was the most
eminent we ever heard of. Colunsee, a revo-
lutionists was duly sworn in as President.
Friday last an armed force was dispatched
to Aspinwall to establish a Provisional gov
eminent there. A small force opposed them
on their arrival, in which three of the latter
were killed. The department was then hand,
ed over to the new government. Forces have
been sent to other places for similar objects,
and bloodshed Is expected. Y
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CAVALRT AND ARTILLERY
OA5 HORSES WANTED.

AssIsrAN Ant QuARTERMA sTER's OFFICE U. S.A.
81 SID Portland Me-, March 29ih 1885.
HORSES WILDE purchased on application tothe
Ii undersigned, at No, 1921 Congress street,
Morton Blcckj fort the of the U. s. Government
until further notice. .y SIX
Horses Tor toe Cavalry service must be soupd m
par lars well broken, in full ne, b. and in good
condition; from dfteen (l6l to sixteen l6l hands
high; from five Isl to nine ~ years old, and we'll
adapted in every way to Cavalry purposes.
Artillery Horses must be ofdafk color, quick and
active wei broken and square trotteTs D. harness.
in good flesh and condition; from six (6) TO tlO
wears old not les than fifteen and one-halfu5i)
hands high and to weigh not less than ten hundred
ANY number OF horses will be received, and the
hiohe price maid 10 Government funds, not to OK.
ceed ons hundred ana sixty dollars (Sl60) for
Cavalry and one hundred and seventy dollars Q70l
for Artillery provided they con- to the require
ments above stated, and PASS the rigid inspection to
which they will be sut jected. 4
1t is earnestly recommended that Farmers, or 9th.
ers, having horses for sale, present them TO the
dersigeed in person, as they will obtain better
price for their animals than fthey sold them to spec
ulatOs travelling through the country without any
au h7r y, aod whose sole object is to make money,
and who have not the | terest of the feryice at
heart. ltis believed that this method viii insure
bet er remuneration to the owner, and the Govern
@ent will thus be able to secure seryiceable clsss
: - HENRY INMAN,
mar2sisdtf Capt. & a. Q. M, q. 8. Army.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

FIRE.-About half past seven O'Clock last
evening, the large stable of Messrs. S. e. & A..
Spring, in the rear of their dwelling house, on
Dantorth Street, was discovered to be on fire
in the loft. The horses, cows. hogs, and car
riages were saved; but the stable was des-
troyed, together with about 5000 worth of hay
and quantity of oats and potatoes. The loss
is estimated at from $1,000 to $4,000. Insured
for $1,000. The cause of the fire is supposed
to have been accidental.
The Fire Department was promptly on
hand; but the flames spread so quickly that it
was impossible to save the building.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
Casualties in the alst Maine Regiment.

The Boston Advertisers special dispatch
gives the following partial list of casualties in
the Maine S1st regiment, in the action Of Sun
day, in front of Petersburg: @ aaiIi
Lieut.. Col. E. L. Getchell, left shoulder;
Major S. D. Bolton, groin. Co. A-Sergeant
Geo. F.. Goldthwaite, left leg; T. G. Bunnels,
arm. Co. B-James A. Emery, light hip;
Geo. NJ. Lyon, neck; Geo. II. Maxwell, head !;
W. P. Daymond, head; Jerry Hurley, ankle.
Co. C-Sergeant Geo. e. Keynes, leg; F..
Plummer, light arm. Co. D-James Long,
badly bruised. Co. CD. w. Simmons, left
shoulder; james E. Taylor and VIM. Burns,
place not stated. Co. H-Sergeant s. Kim
ball, left shoulder; A. McNair, left side, Co.
Sergeant L. Morrel, LETT shoulder. Co. K
WIN. Campbell, abdomen. Co.L-Corporal
Albert Hall, left foot; Corporal 81. E. Nut
ter, arm and leg; Corporal Benjamin G.. Bry-
er, right shoulder; Charles G. Sawyer, left
arm; F. w. Flye, head; A. s. Dow, right side;
q. I. Foster, leg; Augustus Fogg, left side;
VIM. Dolan, leg A. M. Young, foot. Co. NJ
Corp. E. T. Rogers, shoulder and leg; John
Hart, right leg. -
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Wounded Maine Soldiers.

.d POINT OF Rocks, April l.
To the Editor of the Press:
1 Enclosed send list of wounded in the
Maine regiments belonging to the Path army
corps, and wounded in the fight beyond
Hatcher's Run yesterday morning. They
were brought to the hospital at this place
from City Point on hospital transport "Fav-
orite:'
Maj. Charles Baldwin, 18th Me-, wounded in
shoulder. tx,
Privates-Th Thomas F. White, Co. B, 18th
Me-, amputation of left arm; w. Scolley, Co.
d, Sth Me-, wounded; W. Haley, Co. C, 18th
Me- wounded in hand; Dennis Post, Co. K,
18th Me-, wounded in hand; Richard Gray,
Co. K, 18th Me-, wounded in hand; George
Jackson, Co. B, 18th Me-, wounded in head. :
Lieut.. jerome Ireland, 18th Me-, wounded
in arm.
Maj. Baldwin was wounded this morning !;
also Lieut. ireland. l1g
Yours truly. lo oa 2
i-u sai j. F. PRATT,
:, ~ yer Surgeon in Charge.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

OBsEQuIEs.-The funeral of Corporal Geo.
<. 81. Duran, who was killed March 25th in
the attack Of the rebels on Fort Steadman,
took place yesterday afternoon, from the Sd
Parish Chnrch. The services were conducted
by Rev. Mr.. Walton and were solemn and inn
pressive. Mr.. Walton made some beautiful
and appropriate remarks not only touching
this solemn occasion, but also abiding to the
present situation Of the war. The singing was
beautiful, especially the solo sang at the COM
mencement of the services. After an oppor-
tunity had been given all to take a last look
at the face Of the young hero, the body was
borne to Its resting place here, escorted by
detachment from Camp Berry. d oss
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Etna at New York.


New YORK, April g.,
The steamship Etna, from Liverpool March
I'D, via Queenstown 2Sd, arrived att P. M.
to-day.
The steamship Moravian arrived out on the
I'D. Her news was published soon after noon
OF the I'D. The effect was not developed at
the closing of this summary. -
The Morning Star, on the question of the
possible Reputation OF the United States, as
serts that the Washington government is as
incapable of repudiating its obligations as the
government of England.
& The Richmond correspondent of the London
Times, writing from Richmond Feb. 10, con-
fidently assures the North that their work is
not more than half done. i n505t IA
10 the House of Commons In reply to an
inquiry by Gregory as to the protection oil
British property in the Southern States, Mr..
Layard said he supposed the question referred
to cotton as regards that destroyed by the Con-
federates to prevent its falling into northern
hands. The owners must stand all such risks
and have no right to complain, but at the
same time to preserve authentic records OF
such property. As regards cotton seized by
the Federals their government have an un-
doubted right to remove it to the North, but
the British Charge d'Affairs at Washington
have been instructed, and they express con.
fdent hope that no obsticle will be interposed
to the claims of British subjects in respects to
cotton that to say that every facility will be
given to prove claims to cotton thus re-
moved. z15a ia $500
In debating the army estimates, Fl. Berkeley
again called attention to the probability of war
with America, and complains of the negligence
of the government in not making adequate
preparations. Mr.. Peacock spoke in SINH
lar strain. y ~ ~
The Marquis Of Harrington, refuses to reply
to such remarks, merely pointing to the
speeches of the responsible ministers in pre-
vious debate as proof that the probability of q
war was very remote indeed. T
The Vienna Esterichische Zeitung asserts
the negotiations at Washington between Max
imillian's agents and Secretary Seward pro-
gress satisfactorily, and that Lincoln promises
to recognize the Empire. aaois
The Paris Constitutional asserts that the
apprehension CT American aggressions in Mex
leo is chimerical, and that the relations be-
tween France and the Washington govern
ment have never ceased to be most satisfac-
tory. eef ~ s,-e,rc,Q sf.4 .f4.
Montevedio capitulated to the Brazilians on
the 7th of February, but the news is contra
dictory. ~.
The papers of to-day warn the House of
Commons of the importance of the vote to be
taken to might on the subject of Canadian fort
iications. III UA s53 ssatia az
The Moravian's news was promulgated and
caused an Improvement in q. S. 5.20's, the
closing quotations being So 80 4. sgi
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Commercial.

Per steamship ktna, at New York.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March a.
The saies ON won ay and Tuesday were T. 200 bales,
including 200 to SPECTATORS and export rs. lhe
market cl1sed fiat a. decline of Id
The sales to-day, Wednesday, were 5000 bales
The market is unsettled pending the develop 1ent
of the Moravian's news
I LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARK Ell, March2 "a.
Beef qulet AND steady; Pork dull; Bacon eady /;
Lard quiet but frm; Taow inacuve; Butter very
dull and lower;
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. March o.
Ashes east r; Sugars easier; Coffee unchangeo;
Rice inactive; Linseed Oil steady Kosiu very dull
Spiri.s Turpentine quiet; Petroleum unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. March 23-Cotton -Thssales for two
days 600 bales inc udng 1000 bales to spectators
and exporters. The market cioseddull, and prices
weak.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, March %, P. M
Consos closed at S9@s9f for money.
AMERICAN SECURlEIES.-IlinoisC Central rail.
road shares 54@55 dis Erie Railroad 32G33; U. s.
5-20's 593
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40 81 and Lnnd for sale.

UVHE Hotel and about two acres CT Roed land :
IL owned by John York, situa'ed In tn vilisge OF
North Windham, on the road leadipg from port
land to Br dgton for sale. and can be pengnt Con.
bargain. The hotel is large and well nnhsd stab =
This hotel is as wei patroDi.eda , N paemi.
eouot.y and every hing ns61 time for the psy.
ses Is in good condition. AdsTstion agreed IN will
be granted, If purchassS on the premises, or Of j.
enquire of JOHN MIG st, Por,lapa: Me
W Parker, % 5 sxSDisSe Ne, April eth lseS-d2w'
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

n = washington, March 5, 10 P. NJ. D
To Maj. Gen. Diz:-A telegram just receiv-
ed by this Department from Richmond, states
that Gen. Weitzel captured in Richmond 1000
well prisoners, and 5000 rebel wounded were
found in the hospitals; 500 pieces OF artillery,
and 5000 stand of arms ZN3
The President went to Richmond yester-
day, and returned TO City Point to-day.
The Surgeon General reports that Mr.. Sew
ard who was thrown from his carriage this
evening, is doing well. His arm was broken
between the elbow and shoulder. His face
was much bruised. The fracture has been re-
duced. The case presents no alarming SYM
toms. te sles f...-- .,... .-..,......a
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Horse Railroad Notice |!
Through Tickets.

CT For the OIL REGIONS OF EEM
Yong PsNNsYLvANIA, ONO, and al
paris Of the WEST, via the ERIE HALLWAY Ior SAFE
az the lowest ratea, at the UNION TICKET ofsloh'
81 EXCHANGE STREET. bs'as
-,,,r,oasw,stf WD. LITTLE, Agent.
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Notice to Enrolled Men.
.g CITY OF PORTLAND. fs

MAYORS OyFIE, March 81, 1896.
r WOULD invite the attention OF the enrolled men
Il of this CITY to the following provisions of the
231 Section ofthe amendment to the enrolment act
pasted March Sd 1866. A.oa%
"SRcTIoN %. AND BE 1T FURTHER ENACTED:
That any person or persons enrolled in any sub
district may, after Notice of draft and before the
same shall have taken place. cause to be mustered
into the service of The United States such number
of recruits not subject to draft, hey may deem
expedient, which recruits shall stand to the credit
ofihe persons thus causing the m to be mustered in,
and shall be taken as substitutes for such per ons
many of them as may be drafted, to the extent
OF tho number of such recruits and in the order
designated by the principals at the Tins such recruits
are thus as aforesaid mustered inn
U der his provision the enrolled men ofthis city
can cause TO be mustered into the U. 8. Service
VOLUNTEER RECRUITS, who will stand to their
credit and exempt them from the PENDING ORA
Further information respecting the Same can be OBJ
tanned at the City Recruiting Office sit
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
March 23-edtf 383fItEff ETf'T
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WASHINGTON, April D. 1U.ZU +. III. J
To Maj. Gen. Dir:-The following details
respecting the capture of Richmond and its
occupation by the Union forces have been
telegraphed to this Department from that
city. III. :, ~ s.-.'.....-.. a2sa
(Signed) E. M. STANTON, g
Secretary of War.
Gen. Weitzel learned at A. NJ, Monday
that Richmond was being evacuated, and at
daylight moved forward, first taking care to
give his men breakfast in the expectotion that
they might have to fight. JG Al
He met no opposition, and on entering the
city was greeted with hearty welcome from
the mass of the people. s
Tue Mayor went out to meet him to sur
render the city, but missed him on the road.
Gen. Weitzel finds much suffering and pow
erty among the population, the rich as well as
the poor, are destitute of food. he is about
to issue supplies to all who take the oath.
The inhabitants now number 10000, half of
them of African decent. sa1a
Il is not true that JEFF Davis sold his furni-
ture before leaving. 1t is all in his house,
where am now writing he left at P. M,
by the Danville Railroad. All the Members
of Congress escaped, Hunter has gone home /;
Carson Smith went with the army Judge
Campbell remains here.
Gen. Weitzel took here 1000 prisoners, be-
sides the wounded; these number 5000, in
nine hospitals. He says he captured cannon
to the number of 500 pieces. Five thousand
muskets have been found in one lot. Thirty
locomotives and 500 cars were found here. ~
a.. The Petersburg Railrosd Bridge is totally
destroyed, that of the Danville Railroad par
TALLY, so that connection with Petersburg can
easily be made. 20 t.ssh +lg.2a
Ali the rebel vessels are destroyed, except
an unfinished ram. which has her machinery
in her perfect. zen ie 4mo5 Las sIoa
The Tredago works are unframed, and the
machinery is here. Libby Prison and Castle
Thunder have also escaped the fire, and are
filed with rebel prisoners of war.
Most of the editors have fed, and probably
/ John Mitchell. = % ! GkkjiA
The Wing appeared yesterday as Unior
paper, with the name of the proprietor at thu
1 head. III @
The Theatre opens tonight. = -
4 Gen. Weitzel describes the reception of the
President yesterday as enthusiastic in the ex
| Lfen6. r4H lafnr-l nGo n.f
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The Surrender Of Richmond.

"a suifs,8e iesss s.ss NEW YORK. April 5.
The Commercials dispatch says the colored
troops, headed by Gen. Draper of Mass, were
the first to enter Richmond. The city was
formerly surrendered by the Mayor, Joseph
Mayo, who merely pleaded for the protection
of the lives and property of the citizens. All
the principal buildings were fred by the rebel
authorities before leaving. Several banks and
the Enquirer and Dispatch printing offices
were burned. Gen. Weitzel took JEFF. Davis
house for his headquarters. Gen. Shepley
was appointed military governor Of Virginia
from Alexandria to Richmond Immediately.
Gen. Weitzel at once took measures to press
the pursuit of Lee. gli
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

l.fRU es Z e-srr NEW YokK, pril 8.
Cotton-lower; sales 800 bales; middling upland at
1896. =
Flour-sales 8. 600 bbls, State and Western 5Ql0c
higher; State s5@S 40; Round Hoop Ohio 609
975; Western 9098 10; southern dali, sales 4S0
bbls. at 10@l2 %; Canada 5@l0c lower, sales 45O
bbls. at 250l0 80. 800 - MR l4Lia
Whest-2c higher; sa'es l,0o0 bush. choice
Srring 5091 10; Amber Iowa and do. Kentucky
Cern-qu'et; sales $500 bushels new White West
ern so; New Yellow at 40@1 AZ.
Oats-dull. at 82Q86. = t+.-
Beef-stta dy.
Perk-Armer; sales 400 bbls mess 27 5O6028.
LaId-frmer; sales ], so bbls at l53@1sl.
Butter-Ohio 1lQD2lc.
Whiskey-nrmer; sales $50 bbls at 2 16@2 IL.
Sugars steady; sales 500hhds Muscovado at l2}@
12t. -,
Nsval Stores steady. -
Freightsto Liverp0ol-dun.
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-3O LOAN.

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and three tenths per cent nteresper
annum, known asths osiA
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Il as the EATON SCHOOL, will com mence its sum-
mer term OF twenty weeks. ON Monday. May Sth,
gnqc, che Instruction and ma ,agement OF G. W.
JEWETT ana lady ftslafa'
Kent Hill, Me-. ~ ID =,
Refe encee:-Hou. W. A. P Dillinsnu-. Water
vile. Rev. II B. Abbott, Gardiner Col. j. Frye
Lewiston, Rev II. NJ Eaton and Prof %. f. Eaton.
Beadheld, Rev. DIR. II. p. Jersey and Rev. Allen,
Kents Hill. "a apl4d3ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

~ y = PROVIDENCE, K. L, April 0.
= Ae the State election to-day Smith was re-
elected Governor without opposition. Thos
Agents and N. F. Dixon were reelected to
Congress by large majorities. Mixed tickets
Of Republicans aud Democrats were elected
to the Assembly In this city, Newport, and
other towns.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

INDUsTRY.-The legislature of this State,
at is recent session, passed the usual order for
the punishment of the annual volume, con-
tanning the rules and orders, together with
the usual amount OF statistical matter 1t
has not yet made its appearance, but we pre-
sumo it will, sometime prior to the next ses-
sion. This delay does not speak very well for
the industry of the printers to the State
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

THE ECONOMICAL HoUsEKEEPER.-Wea are
Indebted to Messrs. A. Williams & Co., Bos-
ton, Tor copy of Mrs. Howlands new book
entitled 'The American Economical House
keeper and Family Receipt Book" which
contains great variety of domestic recipes,
which will be found useful and economical in
every family. For sale in this city by A. Rob-
inson. Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

-----
The Posts dispatch says advices from Rich
mond represent that the fire there was very
destructive, destroying many tobacco ware
houses.
Gen. Grant is confident that the spirit of
Lees army is broken. II he stops at Lynch
burg he will be surrounded by our forces.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

STAMP DUTIEs.-Messrs. T. B. Peterson q
Bros, Philadelphia, have published very
neat card, suitable for posting in Offices and
counting rooms, containing perfect list of
the new Stamp duties under the last law of
Congress. Price Is cents single. or 81 per
dog: One hundred for So, or 1000 for $50.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

CoA1.-We notice that the coal dealers in
Boston have reduced the retail price of coal
to s14 per ton. How long will it be before
the Portland dealers come down to the same
'price. The article can and should be sold as
low here as In Boston. 5atf
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-06

us. MARsHAL's SALE.-A sale of mer-
chaudise forfeited for violation of the Revenue
Laws. will take place this day at II o'clock,
A. M, at the U. S. Appraisers office, 1888
Fore street, consisting of1oO ullage barrels OF
peas, 1875 boxes of raisins, and 1000 cigars
See u. S. Marshal's notice in another column.