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Gen. Sherman Occupies GOldsb0r0 - Rein
forcesnents sent FOrsc0rd-Sherns0n March,
ing on Raleigh. a6
New YORK. March 23.
Tie steamship Varona, from Beaufort, s, c..
10th inst, has arrived.
The news of the capture of Goldsboro was
received, after the victory, by dispatches
from Gen. Sherman which, it was reported,
called for reinfoicements for his army dur
ing his further march northward. An inn
mense number of troops were promptly sent
out from Beaufort by rail and other roads to
Goldsboro, preparatory to meeting the main
army OF Sherman. 1t is believed that battle
was imminent, and hence Sherman's army
was swelled to an overwhelming force,-the
extent OF which may lead to general retreat,
or surrender of the enemy. Reinforcements
ana supplies also have been sent from New
bern to Sherman. ~ -"
1t is reported that a part of Lees army has
been sent to reinforce Gen. Johnston. and
that his main force was about five miles north
OF Raleigh.
Sherman, at last accounts, was marching on
Raleigh.
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Fron. North oaroli,.a. :

New York, March %.
The Herald's Washington special dispatch
says, an officer from Fayetteville reports that
the column which the Raleigh papers make
mention Of, is moving toward the Hillsboro'
and North Carolina Railroad, to destroy the
bridge over the Neuse, between Raleigh and
Godsboro'
Thousands of refugees are reported on the
way to Wilmington.
Inc wharves OF all the landings between
Fayetteville and Wilmington are piled with
rosin, -turpentine, cotton &c. The value OF
property captured will amount to millions.
The Heralds Kinston correspondent saws
the ram on the Neuse River destroyed by the
rebels, had crew exclusive of officers of 90
men who surrendered.
On the ram were 81 Theoretically sealed cans
OF powder of 200 pounds each, and two 6S
FOUNDER rified guns.
The rebels before leaving Kinston, placed
torpedoes all about the place, some OF which
have done execution on our troops.
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FresIet ON the james Rsser.

NEW 1ORk, March. 70.
A Richmond paper says: son Friday morn
Ing last james River commenced rising, and
yesterday had attained a height seldom sur
passed by the freshets of that stream A large
portion of Rockets, the plantation opposite,
was yesterday lying at Myers Bridge. The
effect of the great flood will be suspension Of
the water works and to throw the people Of
the city once more on their reserved rights,
the pumps, wells and springs. for several days,
and it is feared that it will delay repairs on
the canal, If it does not add to the injuries.
But foods have their uses. We have seen
previous ones thwart the design and grand
purpose of the enemy, and this may not be less
useful to us when fully comprehended."
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Items from Southern Sources.

. $4,000 NEW YORK, March 70.
The Raleigh Progress contains the follow
ing: -e e ill siigcua
Our readers must be as patient as they can.
1t may be the career OF Sherman will be put a
stop to. We violate no secrecy by saying
that he will be confronted by formidable
force commanded by able and experienced
officers.
We have accounts OF a handsome little brush
which Gems. Hampton and Hardee had with
the enemy's cavalry, in the town of blank,
last week. They are said to have charged 200
of Kilpatrick's men with only their body
guard, and to have captured and killed sew
eral. The rest were driven out Of the town.
Gen. Hampton slew two Of the invaders with
his own hands.
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reported Repulse of Gen. Sherman.

WASHlN6ION, AdICu IL.
The Richmond Examiner of Tuesday con-
tains the following:
esterday was received the following dis
patch announcing a brilliant victory in the vi
cinity OF Raleigh, under the head of cheering
intelligence from North Carolina Our troops
behaved admirably"
e Headquarters Army of the Confederate
States, March 20-Hon. j. B. Brecksnridqe,
Secretary of Wdr:-Gen. ]. E. Johnston re-
ports that about5 o'clock P. M. on the 10Th
inst, he attacked the enemy near Bentville,
routed him and captured three guns. A mile
in the rear he rallied on fresh troops, but was
forced slowly until dark. This morning he is
entrenched. Our loss small. The troops be
haved admirably well. Dense thickets pre-
vent active operations. li.a .s..sla s-..-as
On the 18th Stanton had announced that
Sherman was doing finely, and that his army
was at Fayetteville quietly resting, prepare
tory to another advance nOrthward. Il seems
he did advance, but not far.
This successful attack by Gen. Johnston
gives earnest hope that the redoubtable Sher-
man has at length met his match"
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Cosssssercsal.
V~"s"scTcSats M
Per steamship Australasia,, NJ NJ. "

FER steamship Australasian at New York,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. March H.
The sales for the week were II coo bales The mar
ket is I'd lower for American, q 2G21d for other
porteis 5000.
rhe sales on Friday were 5000 bales. The market
sssier and dull. = 1917 = "A
New Orleans. fair l7!d Middling letd other kinds
nominal. stock in port amounts to 5SS 600 bales
of which 81 1000 ara American.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET March
M-Flour quiet aud steady; Wheat frmer; Red
Western 7s 9d9Ss 3D.; Corn steady.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. March II .
Beef quiet and steady Pork quiet and Is Sd lower
Bacon hrm; Butter heavy and declining; Taow
quiet and easier; Lard firm at 59sG6is
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Market March II .
Ashes easier at 29s Sd q Dos; Sugars steady Coffee
quiet and steady; Rice quie L.nsesa Oil steaTy
kosin fiat and nomip al; Spirits Turpe tins small
sales at 67s; Petroleum inactive; finl Is std@2
Latest via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL. March IL Cotton dull and nm.
changed; sales to-day 5000 bales of which specula-
tors and expolte' took 2O00 81 : 100 : y
Provisions-quiet and steady, i.sr
Produce-quiet and steady aeat 4sssA
LONDON MONEY MARKET, March Il. -Consols
closed at 8Sa(0S8i for money.
AMERICAN SECURIuES.-Illin Central rail.
road shares dis Erie Railroad 354086; u S. $780,
541@55. .7r-ll
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u. !. MARSHAL'S SALE.

uST1T pIs1 SbAt o. Maize, S.
PURSUANT TO Vend Expo: to ne directed
States District court, within and for the District
Maine shah expose and sell at public vendure, &c
the higi est BIZ der therefor, the following property
and merchandise, ct the time and place within said
District as follows, viz
Al the APPRAISERS Office. 1893 Fere st. in PORT
land. on IharsdGy, the sixth day Of april neat, at
II o'c'o'k A. M.
One HRadred Hilage Barrels If PEAS; Z One Bar
bred ainets sic BsSes Of RAIeINS; tear Thotssamd
CIGARS.
The same having been decreed forfeit to the Uni
ted ates in the District Court for said District.
and ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed OF
according to law. -.
Dated at Portland thistwenty -secor day ofMare
CHARLES CLARK, .r.,n.
mch22 dtd u g. Marshal Dit; OF "A'"e
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ss, .ia' gsas5 CAIRO, H., March %.
Memphis sdvices OF the 22d, state that a
number of rebel deserters and refugees had
arrived there.
Major Bradford has been assigned to the
command Of aselected body of desperadoes
from the rebel southwest department, to BUSH
whack along the Big Black and Mississippi
rivers. aaqi1-s -
The Memphis Bulletin has information that
Forrest with 5000 cavalry is at West Point.
jackson at Venango with 5000; McBullen at
kalolna, and Chalmers at Tlnba with 1000
cavalry each. The cavalry are poorly mount
ed, tbut have abundant supplies.
: at Memphis was selling at so cents.
Supplies were permitted to leave Memphis.
s ST. LOUIS. March %.
1t is reported that the banking house of
Miller q Karst failed to day. Liabilities not
ascertained. ~
Arkansas has been taken from Gen. Canby's
department, and added to that of Gen. Pope.
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. B. W. SEAvER.-This
evening at the Theatre is set apart for the
benefit Of Mr. Ssaver, very worthy young
man and meritorious actor. To him in his
capacity of rrompter and Assistant Manager,
much of the success of this theatrical season
is owing, and his efforts to please the public,
should be substantially appreciated. Since his
stay in our city he has gained many friends
and we trust that they viii muster in large
numbers upon the occasion Of this his frs
benefit ia Portland. The following are the
plays for the evening; "Dick Turpin and
Tom King" and the Goodies"
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AUcrroN.-The extensive sale Of dry goods
At auction by E. M. Pattern will commence
at 10 o'clock this morning. at his rooms on
Exchange street. A large variety of wooden,
cotton and dress goods will be sold by cata-
logue. A good opportunity is here offered for
city and country dealers to replenish their
stocks apd get goods at low rate. Such an
opportunity will not probably be offered again
yerv soon.
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WE call attention to the prospectus of the
,Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company, of Boston.
This Company is mainly formed by an asso-
citation of old and experienced oil men in OIL
City, Penn. The properties were carefully
selected by these parties, and include some Of
the most valuable interests in the original oil
region. Its officers are gentlemen of business
experience and reputation, who are pledged
to faithful aud honest management. They in
vite subscriptions, not to speculation, but to
a permanent and profitable investment.
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"A NEW discovery in electrical science" is
about to be made in this city that will aston
ish the sduans of this continent and OF Europe!
The "Forest City" is yet to be the.birth-pace
of discovery that will form one of the bright
est pages of history and hand its name down
to generations vet unborn!
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Eeso Yors Marke..

NEW YORK Ma oh %.
Ootton-5c lower; sales 800 bales; niddling up
land 45948.
Flonr-15@25c lower; sales 5000 bbls; State and
Western dull State 40lD10 90; Round Hoop Ohio
l02O@ll 25; Western $500 10 rs; Southern dull
sales 6s0 bbs at 10 209lS 50; Canada 10000 lower
salss $50 bbls at 8 S0@1i 25.
Wheat-irreguar; sales 1000 bushels mber Mich
igan at 10; and 1900 bushels North Western Cub
a. 1S5. :. 80 -
Corn-dull; sales $500 tushels new mixed West.
ern at "a; Yellow Western rs.
Oats-dull; Canada 9A@92c.
Beef-duil. 90
@2675 =. ri - - % -" =" - "
aaaa,.de.-heayy; sales 1900 bbls at l6A@lsa.
Butter-dull; Ohio 1202tc
Groceries-uul s1liF'7 III -
Naval Sto.es- quiet
fretgars to Liverpool--dull
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PROFESSOR FABIAN gave another of his
pleasing performances last evening, which was
rendered very acceptable to the audience.
The Professors introduction of his great ex-
posure of the Davenport Brothers, "the thumb
of Hades," was highly satisfactory. After
finishing the magique portion of the entertain
ment he began to throw gifts around quite
promiscuously. The leading prize this even
ing is Melodeou, valued at $95, from the
mandatory of ]. D. Cheney of this city, to
gether with l49 other gifts.
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NEW IOhhy
The Herald's I'd corps correspondence of
rebel deserters in Western North Carolina un-
der the lead of one Kirke. They are all armed
aud organized for protection against conscript
ing officers, ami to infict such injury on the
rebel cause as will contribute to the speedy
Termination of the war, and enable them to re-
turn to their homes
The 9th corps correspondence of the 10th,
says heavy rumbling as of trains crossing
pontoon bridges is heard every night, from
within the enemy's lines, showing that they
are actually engaged in some movement.
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LADY's FRIEND.-Messrs. Deacon and Pc
tsr;on have our thanks for the April number
of this very neat and highly ornamented pub.
LEGATION. 1t is comparatively new magazine.
but it has been remarkably successful, and
has taken ahigh rank with the lovers of light
litaraturp a5fn
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SUDDEN DEArH.-We are informed by Mr..
Jeck, mail agent on the Kennebec route, that
Rev. Calvin Gardner, Universalist minister at
lWaterville, while in a shop in that town We'd
nesday afternoon, was seized with indisposi-
ton, and in q few moments expired. 1t is
supposed his death was caused from disease of
the heart. His age was about 10 wears.
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Supreme Judicial Oourt.

CRIMINAL TERM-BARRows, j., PRESIDING.
@THURsDAY,-Mark 81. Wight, inpictsd for
keeping drinking house and tippling shop,
pleaded guilty and paid the fine of $I0O and
costs, which was his sentence.
Court adjourned to Tuesday April 4th at
1Oo'clock. a
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
The Annual Report of the School Committee
has been published, and will soon be distribu-
ted. 1t is from the pen of William l.. Put
nam, Esq, is written in terse and vigorous
style, - dealing in matters as they exist,
and not arguing substractions-aa is one Of
the best reports that have been issued. A
beautiful and touching tribute is paid TO the
memory of their late companion, James Olcott
Brown, ESQ.
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PORTLAND AND TTcTrTTY.


r,.. Neso Advssttsense.ts 7'a-ncv
Grand BeD sssaq Hs Hiall-This Evening.
H,o ,so Marshaps Notice-Opipion'
horses norses Wanted-Chas. Boynton'
insOIysncyy Notice Motiice-Estate Of Thos H Bresn.
american An Prints-B +. Hamilton A ~
Easta s~rO pa Ssrsaparilla Compound
Anglo'Saxon Petroleum Co.
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Richmond reported being Ecacuated-R Rebels
to make a Stand at Dasviile. fs9t&
New York. March %.

~ - NEW UKK, MATCH 20.
One of the Tribune's correspondents AYERS
upon what he deems to be the bes6 authority,
that Richmond is now being evacuated as fast
as possible; and that, in few days, it will be
occupied by Union troops, without battle.
The Tribune's special Washington dispatch
says it is believed by military men there that
the rebels will evacuate Raleigh, and make
their stand at Danville, ii they fight at all,
south of Richmond. 80
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The Ocoapatto,. Of eolasooro,.

WASHINGTON. March %.
The Star says the mail boat to-day brought
up Eve discharged soldiers, who left Whining
ton on Monday morning on steamer for
Fortress Monroe. ! At Wilmington 1t was re-
ported and generally believed that portion
OF herman's army bad entered Goldsboro'
without any resistance, and that Sherman
himself entered the town on Sunday after
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SpeciaI Not;oa

IheIonewing regulations will be rigidly observed
Dythe Projectors of the Press;
papers will be delivered by Carriers except
70 those who have subscribed atthe Office
q NO carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
route or to collect money from subscribers.
Q. CARRIERS found guilty efviolatn the foregoing
rules they will be discharged.
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RELIGIOUS meetings will be held at the
Second Advent Hall, on Congress Street, Fri
day evening, commencing at 712 O'Clock:
also on Saturday evening, and over Sunday.
Ordination services on Friday EVENING
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REcRUrTING.-Ninem men were sent to camp
Yesterday from the Office of the Provost Mar
shall. They were credited as follows:-Acton
8. and one each to Kennebunkport, Standish,
Newaeld, Gray, Hollis and Sanford. i
Six men were enlisted yesterday at the City
Recruiting Office toward the quota OF Fort
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Financial.

PHILADELPHIA, March 90
Jay Cooke, the United States subscription
agent, reports sales OF 1905 to-day to the
amount of $3,054. $50. The largest single sub
scription from the west was from Cincinnati
fer $4,000, and from the east one for $780,
600 from Philadelphia. There were 2,145
individual subscriptions for sums of $50 and
&1C0 zach
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E M. PArrEN. AUorIoNEER, Il Exchange St.
House ana H.an1 :, A.c.,o-
Fmrnifnre Ind Ancfion.

ON Wednesday, March 10th, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
" ut House No. "a Melborne Streets-all the Fur
niture in said house, consisting Of Brusss and In
grain CaTpsts BEDS and Bedstead., Sofas, Lounges,
Stuffed Chaire, Rockers, Bureaus, Lookir Glasses,
Hat stand, Card, Center, Work and DiniH Tables.
farlor Stove and Cook Stove, Refrigerator 30 to-
gether with many useful articles of Housekeeping.
HENRY BAILEY q Co., Austionesrs.
mar22td -
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LADIES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION. A
special meeting OF the Ladies' Christian Com
mission will be held at their rooms this (Fri.
day) afternoon at o'clock. A full attend
ance requested.
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Aid for the National Freedmen.

A RRANGEMENT has been made sy which all
lief 90 nc;ation viii be Forwarded promptly, with
out EXP ense. to New York. Commodities sfould be
securely packed, and directed 70 - y T. kEIeH Nos
Davis -ortiand, Maine. "a. So
Consr buttons in Money so Eben Steele, Esq. Port
and. Me-. IN. " ~; lay n AIMS,
Janus ~ I'd. 1855. jan8d3m .
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DIR. LARooKAH's SARsAPABnLA, adver-
tised in our columns to-day, is highly recon-
mended as a cure for Spring and Summer
complaints. These who have tried it speak of
it in the highest terms OF commentator.
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For THE FRoNT.-A squad of about one
hundred men left Camp Berry, last evening
and embarked on board the steamer for Bos-
ton, bound to Galloup's Island, and from there
to the front.
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LADY's BooK.-Mr. Cooley has our thanks
for the April number OF this popular maya
zine, which contains q full share Of attrac-
ton; steel engravings, fashion plates, pattern
work, model cottages, &c.
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For sale.

vHE dwelling house No Is Sumner o ss mas Sp
a brick baok-l3 finished and free noIicy Of
Ply 2, with = = and
sable WIN cs LOT choice fruit trees in it, and
front YARD lot with little repair, it will be
ago gooo and convenient for person keeping
horse 9smiIiss; and the stable may DO MADE into
ggysI1in house. Enquire of =.
a" SEWALL Q. CHASE, No Carleton 81.
Z or, or Capt.. B Foster, opposite the premises
March ll-codSWs
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BAILEY & MOVES have got up a new and
ingenious arrangement for Bazique counters,
being the most tasty and simple of any thing
in the market. III aa
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From, Cazifa,.,,Sa.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IS.
Subscriptions to the 7-30 loan are freely Of
fered here. There have been taken 100000
since receipt of bonds in February.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.
Steamer Constellation arrived fromIPanama
this forenoon with passengers that left New
York On the 23d ult.
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PIANO. Forte Instruction.

MISS WHEELER. having recently returned
l fro m Boston, is desirors u obtaining pupils for
instruct ons on the Piano-Forte. Having been I'M
feels assured Of giving perfect satisfaction to ali who
may fave II her with their patronsgs. For further
reference apply to n Free st. mch2ldSw"
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Railroad Aeosdsns and Loss of Lafs.

hattroad accident and Loss of Lsfe.
New YORK, March %.
= Inc Post reports a disaster on the Central
nairoad to-day, eight miles west of Utica, by
which i've cars were thrown into the water.
which was from three to Eve feet deep. Two
persons were killed and forty wounded.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Aarch Of Cen. Schojseld from, Winston
Bragg and JOhnstOst to Give Battle = The
feetsag at hi"ston-ArrivGI of Negroes.
FORTRESS MONROE, March %.
Inc steamer Parthenia arrived to-day from
Newbern. -
Gen. Schohelds army had moved from
Klnston, n. c., with view, it was thought, of
joining Terry and Sherman near Goldsboro,
where, according to the latest advices, the
rebels we're assembled in strong force under
Bragg and Johnston with the intention of
giving battle and making desperate resist
ance before surrenderinQ the town.
AFFAIRS In and around Kinston were COM
parativeiy quiet. Very little business of any
kind was doing. Most OF the stores were
closed, and the streets presented deserted
and gloomy appearance.
When Schoheld moved out of the town, he
lelt merely a provost guard behind to prevent
stragglers from his army from pillaging.
correspondent, writing from Kinston says
the town has changed little since Gen. Foster
was here IN 1862, except by ordinary decay.
Inc inhabitants seem somewhat dOwncast,
but pleasant In their demeanor towards our
forces. Several of our wounded, who fell into
the hands Of the enemy on Wednesday, 9Th
inst, are here under the care Of citizens, and
have received all possible attention. Some of
the inhabitants have admitted that Bragg was
badly beaten on Friday, the 10th inst, the day
ne attacked Schohelds forces but others DENY
It. They generally think the sudden evacua-
tlon OF the town was caused by orders received
by Bragg from his superiors.
Two schooners full of negroes arrived at
Fortress Monroe last night from White House,
having followed Gen. Sheridan during his re-
cent raid. They were all sent to Hampton,
and materials furnished them to build houses.
From Neso OrIeans-An Attack to be made ON
Mobile.
New ORLEANS, March IL.
Free trade is to extend along the line of the
Mississippi river, and liberal permits are grant
ed for supplies.
The steamship Morning Star left on the
18th for New York. -
Gen. Candy is now near Mobile, and grand
attack by land and naval forces will be made
within five days. -
Genls. Candy, Granger and Smith. and
Admiral Thatcher went within four miles of
Mobile on the steamer Laura last week, and
drew heavy fire from many of the rebel bat
series that line the harbor.
The rebel Gen. Kirby Smith remains at
Shreveport Gan. Buckner is at Natchetiches.
and Gen. Thomas at Alexandria. They are
awaiting an attack from our troops.
Judge Gray, a Texas lawyer, has been sent
by the rebels to the trans Mississippi Depart
ment to take charge of the rebel cotton trade.
He announces that no cotton shall leave his
Observation-Disclosures the 25 per cent. assessed by
the Federal government is taken off.
Cotton 69a72; Sugar, Molasses, Flour and
Grain unchanged.
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GRocERs, Spice Dealers, and Druggists, all
sell Burnett's standard Flavoring Extracts.
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Decline In Price. In Ns.v York.

Uect5ne IN Prices IN NesO York.
New YORK, March %.
Cotton declined a cts to-day; Flour 25
Cts; Pork Soc 100; Butter 2a 8 cts. Whis-
Key 5aS cts; Petroleum cts., and most
other articles in proportion. Corn and Oats
were without material change.