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4 extension spAHcEs have constrained US to AK nm
just regard @ vpnr CONDITION of the markets and
visabl and he1etsarys nave made hisstep ad-
such ITS e Se 3 s nonths win witness
ness. and meeting every y an resuming busi
ase ss ,s pstsnos
70 promote our mutual interest on our part
apps" CHASE BROTHERS = 90.
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ANE Carriage Horse, eight years old, kind and
~ sound in every respect; one Buggy wagon and
Harness; also, one Moving Machine. Z Apply to
FRANCIS PURINTON, Stevens Plains,
may13d2w* .x.f..rx ~ ~ Z Morrills Corner.
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Ship Knees Wanted |
PRICE PER IEcH FoB

The bodies OF tue knees to be sided to the diane.
ter of the arm taken at the middle Of the length of
the arm The OF the diameter of the arm a. Of
its length clear of the body the knee is to be con
slider ed the net siding OF the knee The length Of
the arm will be measured from The centre Of, the
body, and the moulding ze OF the end Of the body
must be equal to the net siding of the knee. ~ q
THE knees are to be tree from all defects and
subject to the usual Inspection Of the Yard. The
price of ouquare knees viii Re 20 per cent less than
the prices named for square and in-squafe knees.
ant" aa7FsfSe 80 :
s2t.-.-ss,..,. M WENTWORTH,
20 Naval Store Keeper.
May 8 1860. ss.rfji afgs9s ea xed may10H5
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GEVERAL finely located House Lots in Csps Eiiz.
0abeth, three minutes walk from the Cape Bridge.
Enquire of E n PERRY, at the Sheriff's Office,
be seen. 10 = y : 3 g Ell 1-AE-< may13tf
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o's 10 Farm for Sale.

fTSHE tubscriber ofers his Farm, situated In Cape
a elizabeth, about three and half miles from
Portland Bridge, containing 70 Acres Land, Build
ings good, Fences substant al Sfonewslt young Or
ehards choice grated Fruit. About 200 cords wood
nall OAK and Walnut Also Farming tools, and so
eorQs dressing. a,f 90 sfed9ft aiYni8 =
Terms Of payment made easy .ssz
For particulars enquire Of SCOTT DYER on the
Premises, or through PoRTLAND. p. o.
jan81dtf. 81 n n A7 1T Z I
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nLa1sE 2tst Fer Sale. gosa. ss4aaaa
R,ACHT NETTLEs 40 tons, built of white oak. cop.
per fastened, and cqppered one year ago n ne v
For further particulars INQUIRE Of his 'T-fr7'' =
s7ap. b =. WILLARD st Lawrence House,lsf
ePzoubl nd az
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FNyHE dwellinghonse formerly occupied by Moody
a +: Walker. Esq situated on the corner Of
variety OF valuable fruit trees plants is connect.
ed with the premises. :
For terms apply ct the Portland Savings Bank. or
mch 21-dtf
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MEDIOAL.
gsg DIR. J. B. HUGHES
oAH BE POUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
No. TEMPLE Stree,


NMTHERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost Confidence by the AFFLICTED ct all
hours daily, and from A. N. to p. M.
Dr. II. addresses those who are suffering under the
afliction of private disease, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice of selfabuse
Devotng his entire time to that par cular branch OF
AETEEINe A CURE IN ALL CAeef whether of long
standing or recently contracted, sntrely removing
sne aregs OF disease from the system, and making
perfect and PkRAfANENT CURE. .lof.
g ne would call the attention Of the afflicted to the
nc. o. nus long standing and well earned reputation
oss1 sufficient assurance Of his skill and suo.
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For Lease.

GT0RE No. Long Wharf 90 by so, containin o
~ Including the attcl 60D0 square feet; The same
within " feet of the seutherly side line of CONNER
cial street. Possession given the LIST May. 0oI'1
d. T. CHASE.
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fS.ssff Willbuy genteel BE idence within abou,
W;;:| two miles Of the City, cons,stir1e Of Hansa
A4iAStabie and Gfapery, with one acre of land in
high state of cultivation.
'irtnquire Of 81 di1 JOHN G. PRoCTER.a
aos sPl4eodtf sd s1a Lime St. Portland
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how MANY THOUSANDS CAN TESTIFY n,
ID -THL2 BY UNHAPPY R1PERLRNCE. /

Id Young men troubled with emissions in sleop,a
complaint generally the result of q bad habit In
YOUTH treated scientifically, and perfect war
ranted or no'charge made,
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one
or more young man with the alofe disease, some Of
whom are as weak and emaeiatea a. though they
had the consumption, and by their frerds supposed
to have IL. All such cases yield to the proper and
only correct course Of treatment, and In short time
are made toreioice in perfect health. sb sil
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4fS7ssf The two story house and lot, corner Pine
- rhe house 10 nearly new having been built and
occupied by the owner about one year. Good eel
M ana water on the premises Eor particulars ap
ply A. B.STEPHENSON,
Or w. a. STEPHENSON, I'd National Bank. w.
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For sale 81 Great Bargains.
For Sale.

In Cape Elizabeth, 81 miles from
/ 80 IN the city, on the direct road 10 the
M58f 1911 Atlantic House. 30 acres Of land
81 fIF ~ which or early marketing cannot
{lbe exoelIed-weil wooded-buid-
ings GOOD. SITE commanding view of city, harbor
AND 'surroun sing country. Terms easy. n
Apply to DR.. 10. HUTCHINSON, on the premi
pes .,s,S,a.t,s,l' - h, apl7dfwtf5
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I Bricks for Sale.

3sai p lalsl9ane9 II ElaoF > nos
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" , hlmmOua Quaker
Springs N Y.
T" II Harris Root NY.
" CELittle Clintonville"
"R II Convey Masonville "
g VIM Cluett& Son Troy''
Z" Q b Ford New YORK
"W Robertson Newark N ]
" II @ Henries Anapolis Nd
" / t Goodnow Topeka Kas
4" A webst r U 8 Army
Robt White Georgetown d G
4 Brown Washington &"
Geo A Bassett I" {"
DR. 3 ingalls, . s Surgeon
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NOTICEi Is hereby given that the following de.
In scribed goods were seized at this Port, on the
days hereinafter mentioned, for violation Of the
RevenueLaws: ~ ~ th1a9l
March ~, 1865, on board s Gamer New Eng'and,
Bags Nutmsgs-2 Kegs Spirits-5 vi age Barrels
Potatoes April Is, 1866: ON board 5teamtr New
Any person or persons claiming the same, are re.
quested 70 appear and make such claim within nine.
ty days from the date hereof; otherwise .ne said
goods will be DISPOSED Of In aecordance with the act
Of Congress approved April 9. 1874 !. 49,
May 4, e5-dlasw Y Z Collector.
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2T STEAMBOATS,.
Portland and Penobscotl River
a9 Summer Arrangement

nlEsnn On and after Monday April 24th, the
snew and fast going steam ssREG.
ULArOk," Capt. W. II. Mower, viii leave, Rail
MoNpAY. WxpSEspAY and FRTDAY evening. al n Il
o'clock CONNECTING withheld PaM. train from Bos.
ton
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY morning at O'Clock
touching at Reckland, Camden, Belfast. Searsport
Bucksport. Winterport, and Hamden, both ways.
Passengers ticketed through on the Boston, Maine
and Eastern Railroad at the Depots in Boston, Sa
lem, Lynn and Lawrence. EM
For freight or passage apply to StefEat
A. SOMERBY, Agent,
At Office on the Wharf,
Portland. April q. 1S65.-tf
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Nv. MUNGER, 1865 pore St.,
Feb2ledlm 1lmsod&w6wrrnp PORTLAND.
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Great lnduceMillsegsn ts
For Parties wishing to Build.

VyHE subscribers offer for sale large quantity NJ
IL desirable building lots, in the West End of The
city. lying on Vaughan, Pine Neal, Carlton. Thorn.
as. West, Emery, Cushman, Lewis, Bramhall, Mon
ument, Danforta, o aDge and Salem Streets.
They will sell on credit of from opetoten years
III desired by the pnrchasers ana TO purfies who viii
build houses of satisfactory character they tciH adj
rance. If desired one fourth Or the cost II building
on compilation eff the houseJ From parties who
build Immediately, NO CASH PAYMENTS REQUIRED.
Apply every day except sunday, from nine to ten
A. NJ at the office O the subscribers whore Il lans
may be seen and full particulars obtained. i Il a
I " y rS,F' ]. B. BROWN & SONS,
Portland, May 8. 1865. nmA may4tf
n-Ifyou arein want OF any kind PRINTING
AL Of the Daily Press once.
rr...-rr t..tt-s-5 &
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I HAVE In my hands, for sale, several desirable
Il Dwelling Houses in good locations and varying
$500 ApplYto JOHN .. wv, REEVES.
ApfS VI 400 Congress- Sfreet
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Some Of the above named Cergymen may haze chang
ed their Pastoral charge since the publication OF the
above I'D si rI iIllai CIV t' iN"
PRICE, 90 CTS. AND 81 PER BOTTLE
Preparsdby s. seavery,. .srr0d
DR. E.. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
Melrose, Mass.
W. f. Phillips Co, and II. II. Hay, Wholesale
Agents. Portland, and sold by Druggists and deal
eIs generally. "A. ..- moh25eodf eow6m
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ES7f A cottage House, nearly new, containing
iisi nine finished rosms Location desirable, i'm.
Heoiate possession given For particulars en-
May 9 edit 'e. o''
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-HOU6E and Land on the corner of High and
Aspring streets ;doneof the most de sirable loca.
lions In the city. Inquire OF sauDaT ~
Portland, May 70, lss5.-dsw - 3 = 49, 80
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PORTLAND AND KEENEBEC q. q.


ON and afler Monday next, trains will leave Port
land oaily for Bath Augusta, Waterviile, Kenda.li
Mills, and Skowhegan, at P. NJ, and on SATURDAYS
only for Bath and Augusta at Is P. N 1.-THE rain
from Portland at P N, connects at Kendal's Mills
with the train for Bangor and other stations east
take this route can purchass tickets to Ken. Mills
and inform the conductor in the cara that they gc
through to Bangor. and he will SO arrange their
this route than By any other.
aims are due in 20 tlsnd to connect with traini
for Boston on Mondays ats 20 M, and every daJ
at $50 p. NJ.
Freight Train Leaves new depot Portland at s.45A
NJ. daily. - s.f4.lsf
EDWIN MOVES,
April u, l565-apr20tf Superintendent.
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THE DAILY PRESS

Printing Office has one Of Roper Improved Calorso
Engines for motiyeppyer, and is furnished with
improved and costly Presses-C Cylinder and PIaten-
from the most celebrated makers. We have In con-
slant use one Of HOES LARGE CYLINDRR
PRESSES, capable Of throwing of 500 Sheets
an hour; one Of Adam's Poscer Presses-the best
book press the world |; Adams and Peters Fast
Machine Fob Presses; RuggIes' superior care Pres;
Adams and Union large Hand Presses, Standins
fresses, ana all the machinery necessary for well
appointed office. oA
The Daily Press Job Once is believed to be as well
furnished as any similar establishment in the state
Those sending order from the country may rely on
receiving prompt attention
We execute All orders in the shortest time
and In the neatest and best manner .7s.R3 hfl6E
We will do all kinds Of printing as well and as
promptly, and sscheap asanya other establiAhment
In tAe City, County or State
All orders for Job Primssng must be directed TO
the Daily Press Job 06Fce No. s2i Exchange street,
Portland, Me.
The JOB Once issunder the personal supervision
OF the senior proprietor, who is the CITY PRINT
Err, and is himself an experienced practical work.
man, and employs only weIl-skilled mechanics in
this department Of his work. aQl4
The Portland Daily Press,
Thelargest daily per east Of Boston, and having
larger circulate fthan all the other daies In the
city combined published tsthc once in Fox
nlock' SCI Ercba'sge Street, every morning
sunday xespted, At $500 per snnum. "a A W.
vw~w~.9sn zIy n Hsne az eANk
TEE MAINE STATE PRESS.
me largest pepper in New England. eight page, q
puDnsnea every Wednesday, co aiming an H.
news Dy man and telegraph, Important road,ns
n %au.er. Maime LAST. Market Reports DO, Of the
Daily Press, q the following prices, viz
Single coPy' one year, iavariab,,
I'm Observation-Disclosures.
N. "A FOSTER Co., Pnep.,,.
Portland june l. 1894 Hi Oh II ..Se'
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" Valuable Real Estate for sale.
tnE Southgate property, on Pleasant St. The lot
containing about 1880 square feet. Fer terms
go, Application may be made to s,l4odfu8 - -
GEO. Il. b. JACKSON, Administrato-
Idapiodtf sfq f3n9 q 50 Exchange st.
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TIE MAINE STATE PRESS
FOR SALE.
A Desirable Stand for Bushes,
at "LOcke's NIfTIs.v

TSHE Store and Dwelling House at Locke,s Mile
near the Grand Trunk Depot now occupied by
and three stories inrear all In good order The lot
mas elront OF 100 feet and running back TO the wa
Ter. fhsis very desirable stand for business :
me present owner contempIates moving from the
pace, and will sell on reasonable te-ne tooethar
WIN smail and welLseleoted Stock of Goods snit
~ sss = We trade Apply TO Bartlett on the premi
anos ~. y. JOHN @. PROCTOR,
- ~ WOW Portland Me-
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Foo0rrT saaI,e,.

A ONE and baif story House. IN n good order
&C pleasantly located, together with the lot 80 b.
oV ieet;- Price iow-terms liberal. Inquire Or
APtooom ftfkH JOHN C. PROCTER.
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u {LEY EN House Lots. comprising 5000 feet O.
ALand, on Emery, Cushman and Lewis st. for sale
AZ Portland, April 2e, 1851. DIR - II Z Fl ~
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,A1R s3I CHAMBERs,over LILO and liz Federal st.
JEFFERSON cooLtGE q co. .aa'1ao
apisdtf Cor Commercial and Franklin SITS, I
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5 ae t ATLANTIC dsaaa
Mutual Insurance Company
Il 81 Val 81, cor. Wslsiam NEW YORK.
at .aa,s JANUARY, 1855. assla
Insures Against MARINE and INLAND Navi

The whole profits of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, ana are divided ANNu1L1r5 upon the
Premiums terminated during the year; and 8orwhich
Gcrtihcates are issued, bearing interest until re-
deemed. as,r. sf4aFi
The Dividends In the Years 1864 and 8 were 40
per cent each.ye4 hsstaa s59 sis5
The Profits for q Years amountto the ings
sum of ei,sroasf3 In fsssa E az $40 69I 020
Cash, 5n'" sc 1850 & - l2,s5s,7so
The Company has Assets, Deer Eleven Milton
I yaottars, viz - W tstss ~
Stock, City Bank and other stocks, s4s74,7oO
toans secured BY stocks and otherwise 2ls7, $50
other securities, :. 5S .as ss.l4o, $50
united states Cold Coins NJ - 81, 800
cash IN BANK, f9TT 1876, 40
49, SEQ ga. s1l.Iss 800
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PORTLAND, sACO 4 PORTsMOUTE
lf I4tl %4 RAILROAD. a M

Eze=zsz On and after April g. 1886, Passenger
Trains leave as follower a Il q X
leave Portland for Boston, at $40 A. M and 2.50
s. Leave Boston for Portland at $50 A. NJ and s
P, NJ. sss erio - i'5.g Y.ffY3YF.5 Il kHAgIH
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily,
i Portland, April 8, 1866. .7I1e Sca . edit
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ANE Of the most desirable building lots for a
ing Street. 'r'-' y y ~ " ->oe1
Also. House Store, and garden, lot, situated in
pleasant village twenty miles from Portisnd will
De SOLD at bargain. AgfN eaa4aE ts1iI
Apply at the Probate Office. ~ IS maylOd9w*
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YORK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD.
+ ,5I( G sU44isa zEeFAfsr5 @

~ 81 HI SUMNER ABRAEGEMRNTTf
SsSSxE2l On and after Monday, 10th inst, 1895,
ltrains viii leave as follows, until fur
Their notice: lal ttShi ~ sAAs9gA5 stfH' '11sS -
Leave Saco River for Portland, as 5.45 and 9.2O
A. M, and 3.45tP M VI g. III r.
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 7.45 A. M. and
]. 80 and $40 r. NJ. ~, y, ys,s. zv.-s
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
oars attached.
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryebufg,
Conway. BARTLETT. jackson, Lilning ton. Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison, and Eaton, N. a.
gle, South Limington Limingto limerick New
field, Parsons6eld, and Ossipee.
AT Saccarappa, for South Windham,, Windham
Hil and North Windham, daily. q. 80
Portland, April 6. 1866. dtf
, 1865-08-10

% for old.
The following are Tho earnings OF The Chica
10 i Northwestern Railroad Company for the
, 1865-08-10
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH
From Mexico.

NEW TonK, Aug. p.-The HtrRFs Vera
Cruz correspondent, of the 18th, BAYS the
condition of this unfortunate country Is he
coming dT1}y more and more desperate. The
Imperial Government, fat from Amellorating
ibis state of aflirs; only brings upon u
fit sh m14fertupes, which viii require much
time and trouble to repair: The Bsr,ctest 81
!ence Is kept regarding the burning Of San
Gcromomo and twenty suEkr Plantations on
lie baLks Of he riyef-Pa apasoepam, and the
eQckIcg Of the E1cota1pan.. sGts of Darhatism
committed g1atuitouslY BY those belonging,
to the French army. Nothing ID said about
tho raid upon Gocinso, where the Egyptian
poor working men, the unfortunate creatures
witnessing the destruction Of their beautiful
cotton plantations. They are now living In
the greatest misery, living under trees With
the Effects OF french civilization before their
eyes. The French have laid waste over sew
en- leagues Of cultivated territory on tie
banks Of the rivers CocEuto and Hallscoyau.
They have carried devastation and waste into
that district, Without any plausible preteIt.
md solely because the tnhabitanta would not
cepseut 10 make war upon their countrym: 4,
who, with arms In the!r hands, were resist
irc Intervention and the empire.
The Nruldt City, Of Mexico coErespopd-
there were congratulat!ng themselves on the
fancied bright prospects Of the Empire, and
their expectations Of its early recognition By
the United States, for the purpose OF seeui-
iue which latter 'desideFatum 1t was re-
ported that Gen. Amotte was preparing for
! t.ip to Washington J; but correspondents
describe the present condition Of the country
as anything but fattetlng to the new Gov
eminent. Tne Republican armies are still
la,ge and efficient, and hold undlsputed pos
session Of great portion Of the territory
Of the country, while guerilla bands roam
through nearly every section, stl1 giving In
finite annoyance to the Imperial troops, and
The friends Of Jnarez arc said to be gaining
ground everywhere.
, 1865-08-10

New YoRK. Aug. 0.-1he Richmond cor
Respondent Of the Herald says the action Of
officers Of the Freedmen's Bureau in this To-
cal,ty, under Instructions from the Chief of
the Bureau In Washington, is somewhat dis
tasteful 10 the first families OF the old Do
minicn, who have Jet to learn to appreciate
The great change Of the labor system OF the
State wrought out By the war. The idea
that negroes can make complaint against
aristociatic whites, aud sustain It by the
testimony Of their own color, appears To, be
something not thought Of until brought to
the scrutiny OF those charged with the pro
lection Of the rights Of the freedmen. The
Bnreau hero Is now almost daily engaged In
solving the enigma Of she former lorGly
whites and the always lowly negro, MI
merous cases of agreements 70 pay reasons
bic compensation after the fall Of Richmond
To these contrabands, for feld service or farm
labor In this country, have arisen, wherein it
appears that after the crop has been made
they hare been driven away, with the asser-
ton and its attempted enforcement: 1--WE
can't keep you any longer; you are now
free 70 and take care Of yourselves" Hero
the officers Of the Bureau interfere aud SEQ
that equity prevails. This ls no fable, but
It's moral Ia On Its face.
The city Of Richmond Is unusually aulet,
, 1865-08-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

WkpyxsDAx EvrsNa, August Q, 1855,
The untAVorable weather and the gloomy char-
acter Of tho reports concerning the crops hare
again stimulated the speculative demand for
grain, and We have to uote EreateE activity In COM
me1c:a1 ard hnsncial circles in consequence.
Heavy orders have been received from vattous
portIons Of the interior, aad the sales have been
unusually heAvy at greatly. enhanced prices.
Flour to-day advanced 15G7oc pee brl; Wheat 60
Te per hushel; Corn, 10l}c per bushel; Oats, 10
&c; Rye, Lei and Barley aa1sc per bushel. High-
wines wtre steady. Provisions we're dull and
almost entirely nominal.
This activity among the ptodncs dealers rem
dered the money market uaore active, but there Is
nothing liks strtn4eney felt, As nearly all other
branches Of trade and commerce tre dull, and tho
bankers are We'll supplied with heavy balances to
meet all reasonable demands on them. Good
p.per pasaed freely at 10 per cent per annum. and
second end third rate namcs are discounted on the
s.reet By the brokers At 1@lx per cent par
nonth.
The tupp1y Of Eastern Exchange continues In
aSeQuAte to meet the demand, aud the market is
arm At par buying and 10 prem. ceiling. Bat
few Of the bankers have 1ny surplus to sell to
their neighbors, and round lots bring soe prem.
quick. -.
cltued 10 14SI, md closed at a45 p. m. at 1857.
The 10 lowing are the quotations telegfaphed to
1,~as Fa,d 4, 4Yottarp f,0Jd hfokars.
, 1865-08-10
non.
A Washington correspondent Of the st..

II is but d short time sfnce distinguished
Senator called upon the President A dele
CATION Of conservatives lad Just LETT him.
Turning to the Senator, he said -" wonder
If these persons, who but noW passed. cut,
imagine that I forget the power and the party
man in the. delegation that wouldn't have
united In offering q reward for my scalp .
few years ago, and now they talk to me as II
owed eyery thing to them guess they'll
ind hare memory"
Again, 4 well-known editor Of proml-
nent Northern journal said to the President: !:
.9!he DEMOCRACY ssy yqu E'l. yet be found q
good Democrat, and Will always so remain" !"
'sDo they Z" responded Mr.. johnson.
"Nell, sir, you are At liberty to tell all such
gentlemen that while, as President, I shall
endeavor to drop any partisan character, I
certainly am not prepared to do more than
think they stand In need OF my prayers, aud
Its all can do for them"
"Mr. President, we are discouraged said
a party Of freedmen to the President. aRtch-
mond 1s as much In the hands Of secesslontsts
now rs It was before Lee surrendered. Nom
fnally free, we are yet the worst Of slaves,
and Te see no hope Of redress unless you aid
us.n
"Gentlemen,n answered Mr.. johnson,
"you must e1ercise patience. You are free,
and the vsinest Vilgtnian shall not only
acknowledge your freedom, but your equality
! If you are true to yourselves"
"But the local S;ate Laws Of Virginia, Mr..
President ~
"What Of the local and 8tate laws Of Vir-
R!nIa? Until these F. F. Va come to theis
senees, rather think United States bRyoneta
will be about the only Laws they shall have.
Go back to your -homea-woEf hard. do gonr
| duty, aud viii see that the lowest among
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