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V1NITEo STATES MILITARY RAILROADs.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER
AeH1NGToN. ID. c.. Decemi or Goth 1866 !
Tie sale OF UNt TED STA lES MILITARY RAIL.
ROAD MATERIAL, al ALEXANDRIA. Va, wlI
lie reusmed on EDNESDAY, the 10th day Of
January next.
In addition 70 the articles previously advertised
there will be Ofiered-
60 COO feet seasoned Oak Plank and Timber
new Lathe, 80 feet long, 98-nch SWING.
new Vertical Car wheel Borer.
/ second hand Planer.
l Engine House, 35S by GO.
80 Buildings, varying IN size from 10 by 10 to
30 by co.
! Wharf, foot OF Franklin street. containing q $50
square feet.
Only small proportion of the new material has
been disposed of.
Sac 10 commence at 10 a. NJ.
Terms Cash, IN Government funds
Vouchers for Transportation will be received fro,
railroad companies as cash.
II i. ROBINSON
12 21thstu9t Brevet BrigadIer General, A Q. NJ.
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A FUNNY JoKE.-A novel case of malicious

A FUNNY JOKE,-A novel case OF malicious
mischief was heard yesterday. A lad taking
advantage OF the appearance of the sun in the
morning, stationed himself at the corner of
Fourth and Pine streets, and with a piece OF
looking.glass threw its reflected rays into the
eyes OF persons sitting at a window opposite.
Though requested to desist he refused, and con
tinued the sport until he was arrested.
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REMOVAL. OF THE REFREsESIENT SA-
LooN.-The Union Volunteer Retreshment Sa.
loon is now being torn down. Yesterday one of
the workmen, named Michael Kelly, received a
severe cut in his head and was sinjured internally
by the falling OF one OF the rafters.
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GROWING CoNGREG ATOMS. - Over one
hundred members have been added to the
Twelfth Street M. b. Church within the past few
months About the same number have been
added to the Green Street NJ. Z. Church.
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The LINCOLN MoNUMENT.-The Trea-
surer of the Lincoln Monument Association has
received the following contributions s:-From
the Fourteenth Ward, Sl0 Twenty-fOurth Ward
$40; Thirteenth Ward, Sl55j'24; from private
citiZens SIG.
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FELL DEAD.-An old woman, aged seventy
five years fell dead yesterday, at her residence
at Aramingo Yerdict-"Fell dead.r
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T ARGE SALE OF UNITED STATES ORD.
i NANCE PROPERLY.
Will be so d at ubic Auction, by T. A. MoCLEL(
LAND, AucHoneer, at Allegheny Arsenal. Puts
DuIg Pa, commencing at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ, NON
DAY January 10, 1866, the following articles, Wiz:
50 Upper asemate Carriages cast iron.
76 sets Artillery Harness.
As 2S2 Foreign Muskets and Rifles, new and re-
1902 United, States Muskets and Rifles, new ana
pared.
1864 United States Muskets and Rifles.
1858 Breech-loadinP and other Carblnes.
458 Colts anO Sharp's Rifles
151 Sporting Rifles
36 Shot Guns.
3,U22 Musket and Rife Barrels,
998 Bay Onets, Triangular and Sword
21S5 Revovers
1875 sabres and Swords.
1000 Sets Cavalry Accautremeuts.
$4,000 Sets Infantry Announcements.
800 Saddles, Cavalry and Artillery.
10000 Parts of Horse Equipments. Brides, Horse
Brushes, Curycombs, etc.
5000 Saddle bankets.
5000 Parts OF Artillery Harness
4OO0 Pounds OF Powder, Cannon, Musket, Rifle, and
80 Incomplete Sets of Wrought Iron parts for
Casemate Carriages.
600 Ions ScraU Cast lion.
so Tons Scrap Wrought iron.
so tons Lead and Antmony, IN pigs; type Me al.
100 Wrought Iron Axles.
25,000 lbs. Lead Dross
A large lou OF Appendices for Musket' Carbines,
"A A large lot of Artillery Implements and Equip
A large lot of spare parts for Muskets, etc.
A large lot OF Tools and Machines
Purchasers will be required to remove the pro-
perty ten days after the SALE
Terms, cash. . - - ,,,x
Iieutenant Colonel of Ordnance and Brevet Briga-
TdieI General u. S. Army
Allegheny Arsenal, December 26, 1866, u % 15t
17XTENsIVE SALE OF COVER SMENT PRO-
IL PERTY AT FAYETTEVILLE, N. q,
The entile stock of the United States AIRS nal to
be sold on THURSDAY, January IL 1866, by
EDWARD l. POALK, Auctioneer.
Consisting Of the following artic es, VIII
Machinery Boilers, ranging from 10 to AZ feet.
LaTpe lot WIOuP hit and Pig Iron
Guns HowlIzers, ColumbIads. 32-pOuHders
GrndstOnes solid Shot. Gas Pipe and other arti.
ces too numerous TO mention.
Aso-FIom three to FIVE millions OF Brick, Brown
Stone etc etc the remains of the SAID Arsenal.
BY order Of Chief OF Or0I ance, Washington, ID. o.,
122oSt : ~ Wimington, c.
DUREAU OF ORDNAN, E.-NAvY DEPART
WAsHNeToE CITY, December 1s 1865.
SALE OF LARGE LOT OF OLD AND UNSER-
VlOEABLE NAVY CANNON
Notice is hereby gwen that there will be sold at
the Navy Yard Brooklyn New YORK az public
auction, on the lOtn and nth days OF JANUARY
1866, at noon, a lar ge lot OF o q Nav Cannon
hese Cannon will be sold bY the pound 10 the
highest bidder. Terms ca h IN Government inndsi
one half the purchase money 10 ne peld az tho end
Of the sale ano he remainder within ten daya AFTER
wards al which time the Cannon must be reno ed
rom the Navy Yard, other Yse 'heY VIII 'eYert
the Government a.,
given ON application TO the Ordnance Officer at
Chef OF DUreAo Ordusnea.
70 Is INV II il Navy Department.
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MAR SHAL'S SALES.

NEARSHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
r1 writ of sale by the Hon. John Cadwalader,
Judge of the District Court of the United States or
The Eastern District of Pennsylvania, directed
viii be sold at public SALE to tine highest and best
BROAD and WALLACE Streets, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day OF january, A. D. 1866 at u
IS barrels smoking Tobacco.
j Roger Steam Roller
2Roger Cutting Machines.
Roger Press
Steam ENGINE and Gauge.
Platform Scale
2 lines Shattng and Betting.
Dressing Table
] OH Can
Box and Tools.
2StoYes.
Empty Barrels
Empty Half Barrels
barrel pure Yara; l bale, 80 pounds.
box J. quorice Paste
lot Stems.
Vice.
Press and Boxes
/ Drayton Machine.
Drying Apparatus tpipes).
Coffee Mil.
scale.
5Sleves.
table
packing Table and contents
80 half barrels Chewing Tobacco.
25 lbs. Pulverized Liquorice.
cases and lbs. Kilhklnick
l24 bbls. Smoking Tobacco.
bbls part full, Stems of Tobacco.
II bbs. Stem Tobacco.
half bbls, part full, Chewing Tobacco
262 lbs. baed Tobacco.
bb Shorts.
$50 lbs. broken Stems.
Empty Barrels.
cases Stem Smoking.
lot Drying Frames and Racks.
lot Steam Pipes.
2Shovels.
Fork.
ream large Wrapping Paper.
20 Empty Halt Barrels
10 572 lbs. Smoking Tobacco
case Dust or Shorts.
hhd. Leaf Tobacco, with sample, No. % 595
hhd. Leaf Tobacco, with sample, No. q 49,.
hid. Leaf Tobacco, with sample, No. 20 852.
hhd, Leaf Tobacco, with sample, Nc. 55,997
hhd Leaf Tobacco. No. 58, ,401.
hhd. Scraps, No 5S277.
hhd. Leaf Tobacco, No. 81 252
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No. 71579.
hid Leaf Tobacco, No. $500
hid Leaf Tobacco, No 53204
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No. 16523.
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No. 58 400.
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No 630O8,
hid. Leaf Tobacco, No. 56751.
10 hid stems, s. r., Nos 211, 2O}, 2G5, 1873, 2l2,
1893, 2O1, 2O3, 300, 2l2.
200 pounds Scraps.
200 pounds Stems.
100 Slaves.
Lot Samples.
Elevator.
2 Hosting boxes,
2 Casing boards.
Drying apparatus.
70 barrels Smoking Tobacco.
Desk, drawers and cases
Pair Scales.
safe.
Chals.
Stove.
Iron Hat Rack
Letter PTess
92l lbs Heartsease Smoking Tobacco
$50 lbs hkatng Club do 90
277 lbs Pure YaTa DO 90
Steam Boiler,
Shattng and Belt.
cases t1ieSssUii Seed Leaf TobaccO $50, o8, $50.
Lot coa-one to-.
Horse
Business Wagon.
Set haIness,
Straw cutter , ,,,
Z. @ ELLMAKER,
United States Marshal,
Eastern District of PennsvVania,
Philadelphia January 1866 3wtm6t
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CONFIDENCE MAN CONnITTED.-J
Burns, alias George Wilson, charged with the
larceny of breastpin from Mrs. Mead, residing
on Spring Garden street. and also with swindling
parties by making false representations, had q
hearing before Alderman Beitler yesterday after
noon, and was committed to prison.
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SALf. VI SEkFlCEABLE QUARTEkMASE TEX
- SHORES.
CHEF QUARTEuMAsTEG's OFFICE,
bEPoT OF WASHINGTON, !
WAsHIEGToE, ID c., January l, 1865
vii be solo at lubic Aucion, under the oirec-
on OF Brevet Colonel 9 II. TOmpluus, Quarter.
n asicr ~ LINClLN DEPOT. Washington, d. c.,
on TUESDAY January % 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
large lot of QUARI ERMASTER ORES co0-
ssung OF Iron Boz ers, sweat Collars Horse covers
Hose carriage, Hammers Hay Knives, Fire Hose
Neck Straps and Chqins, TravelnnR-iorge Limbers,
Branding Irons, Irous Iron Picket Posts. etc
~ stores must be removed within five days from
date OF sale.
JermS-Cash in Government funds
ID II. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj Gen. and Cmet Quartermaster,
1917 r. Depot OF Washington.
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A CooL VILLAIN.--A day or two ago, q
man knocked at the door Of house in Newton
street, Second Ward, and asked a small boy
who opened it, if the old woman was in. He
locked the door; then told the boy if he made a
noise he would cut his throat after which he
proceeded to ransack the drawers and closets
for valuabes. He went upstairs, then into the
basement and before leaving demanded Of the
boy where the money was kept. He was told
that there was no money in the house. He
went out the back way and escaped through a
graveyard.
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THE MURDER OF Mr.. SLOCUM,-A letter
states that George W. Slocum, who was en-
ployed as engineer for an oil company in West
ern Virginia and tour other men, had left the
works for Petroleum station short distance
off. to unload some barrels. When the train
arrived, the conductor IN very strong terms,
abused the superintendent Of the oil company.
His remarks we're replied to by the deceased,
and words passed between them. tnally the
conductor seized drop-pin aud struck Mr..
Slocum violent blow on the head, which
knocked him senseless, and in which condition
he lay Tor three hours and then expired.
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pUBLIC SALE
AT TIE ERANKFoRD ARSENAL,
PHILADELPHIA.
ON ACCOUNT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
On THURSDAY MORNING, January IS, 1866
at II o'clock,
will be sold at Public Sale,
GUNPOwDER, BY SAMPLE. VIZ
1856 pounds United States Powder mixed, badly
$500 pounds United states Cannon Powder, badly
caked
49CO pounds United States Mortar Powder, dirty
and caked
4eOl pounds United States Powder, good mixed
874Q8 pounds Confederate stsfos Powder good
4l67 pounds Confederate States Powder BADLY
damaged.
Ihis Powder is stored at Fort Delaware
Samples may be seen at the Watertown, Water
vhet and Frankford Arsenas, and at the United
States Agency, No. 45 Worth street, New York.
When the interest of the Government may require
ii, the powder will be bid in.
Terms, United States currency.
70 19tu5t Bvt. Lt-Col. U. S. A. Commanoing.
GALE OF SURPLUS GOVERNMENT MULES,
y ALL GOOD AND SERVICEABLE.s
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,
WILMINGTON, Del. January 2 1856. I
VIII be sold at public auction, at Wilmington,
Friday, the 9th of January.
FiIday, the 18th OF January
Friday, the 10 OF January
Friday, the 26th OF January.
-Four hundred good and serviceable mules
One hundred on each day OF sale
The particular attention of purchasers is called TO
the exec lent quality OF these mules, being of rood
size, in good condition. kind and gentle, and we'll
broke to harness, being the surplus team mules of
" ashington Depot.
Animals sold singlY.
Sale to commence at 10 A, NJ
TeTms-Cash, IN Unite States currency.
By order of Brevet BrigadIer-General James 4.
Ekln, in charge FIJI hst Division Q NJ. g o
e. II. GALLAG HER
1320t Captain and A. Q N,
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Mr.. Robert Heller,
NECRONIANCEB AND MUSICIAN,
THURSDAY EVENING, January4.
Upon this occasion he will produce his celebrated
-'''-1 The WOOD BINsTRELs,
G n9 OF BLoCKHEADs
In the world AS ASH r6TSBiNG U9H i5f2tSa FURoRE
On their first appearance in New York.
These Musicians Mr. Heller would beg leave to inform
the public can by no possibility appear anywhere else
THG THREE EVENINGS
For which he has specially engaged them
nitcent StenwSy Grand Piano Forte sent expressly
from New ork Tor Mr. Heers use at these entertain
4 Omission, 50 cents. Reserved Seats IS cents.
W. a. Trumplers Music Store Ticket Office open every
First rsf Grand m Matinee, SATURDAY, January g. at 2H
NTEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
LEoNARD GROVER Il WILLIAM E. sINN. Losseos
'-a -'o9l~-p -+1ast toyERwHEL7IING3 SUCCESS
HOUSES FILLED Tfs 2 PEAyHEENtIkN9G%ING EVEN ING NIGHTLf'
the Grand Spectacular Extravaganza.
TIE SLkEPlNG BEAUTY, -,
MISS JOSIE ORION
sLEEPINGi GiHBB BEAUTY.
This beautiful BurlesQue viii be presentet with its
NEW 4HD Al pGGtB &G%RGGtB99US go y !, SCI SCENERY
New and costly Properties Costumes Mechanical
| Lnects' original MUSIC, etc etc.
M the n IGCWTng Wdn Miss josie
| Chapman Miss L Cooper, Mrs L. f. Reach, Walter
Lennox, W. A. Chapman, f. Foster, D. Il. Ward, and
| The evenings performance will conclude with the
original re' oo%faEG G&TGHT ~ AZ T&sT ESQ emitted
In which Miss Josie orton. Walter Lennox, MI G. II.
Doors ,Cpen at clock commence at 2H O'Clock.
EiGhiiETH Grand F3MiG9 z NMAfiNEE,
| SLEEPING BEAUTY
will be performed.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE,-N. z.
corner 0s HSTB snd WAEFST s6GHs ssS Begins 7H
of the Great Nb LegepSsr RTa%a of
LAST 81 81 Gdr r6$S'TF,rI RSTTI wo OF
his 'nsul'r ShaFqfSFTiS RPsEsSnat0n of
Fourth Night sf tss FGE9as ET C9@f&sY R&E Farce of
THIS FI6sr FIT66ssfsdR2yb Ryyb EEESGEG MARG RRPPPHEary
MMsP9s5qSheiea Msaaere Miss ABns SUBabRTs Grabam
70 Conclude with the Comic Farce i9' Of '"i' 'H"'
SANS LITTLE 4ME. ,,u,,,- ,,,rr
Samuel Slngsby sby......,.....,.......Mr BARTON HILL
49, FRIDAY BES,EFir OF Mr. BAR OF T HILL, l"-D
MRS. JOHN DREW's NEW ARCH STREET
srcoIIA uBtIa HAPPY y NET y YEAR. ! Ff.o,,rox
MRS RshG2HR JOIN BREW MEEK &s oF SE14 HSH RME9Yo
Ihe Piece ALREADY endorsed by over fifteen thousand
persons in Six NisaTts.1 Ta1s EVENING.
with new Scenery BY BaTthSTnS y ihS
MRS. JOHN DREW AS NELLY ARMROYD"
| Act First Lancashire.
Act Second-LOndon
| Ac, Third Exterior Of FeRtherston's villa
| Act Fourth-Dinng Hall in Featherstons villa.
ACt Fifth Interior of Jobs Cottage.
TIE per Ormance concludes each evening at hat-past
10 O'Clock
FRIDAY BENEFIT OF MRS JOHN DREW.
Seats secured six days in advance
NEW AMERICAN TaEATRE-
| ~ GRAND NATIONAL CIRCUS. WALNUT Street
| above Eighth
| EVERY EVENING,
STAR EQUESTRIAN TROUPE,
| And the Glorious Success u PantOmine
OLD DAME TROT A. ID HER COMICAL CAT.
Old DAME TROI AND HER CONICAL CAT.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
| On Monday, Wednesday. and Saturday Afternoons
A0mlssOnN atinee so cents to all parts OF the Thea
| tire; Children, half price
Ia " Nj N n ~ L d NT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DIsLEYS CONTINENTAL NEWS
IA EXCHANGE.
Choice'Seais 10 nl y aces Amusement may be mao
up TO 6h o'cock 6nv evening, 1917
CHOICE SEATS AND ADMISSIONS.-
~ Tickets can lie had ~
'.IROdRAMME 0rFTCE.
No 43l CHlSNUT Street opposite the Pos tofce
TOR tie Jhesnut, Arch, Walnut, and Academy OF Music
up 10 O'Clock every evening g16u
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
LEONARD GROVER. DIRECTOR
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF sERv1CEABLE QUARTERMAsTER
- STORES.
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OFFICE COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
IN GENERAL CHARGE OF SUBSISTENCE
DEPOT, IN DEPARTMENTS OF VIRGINIA [
AND NORTH CAROLINA, RICHMOND, Va, {
December 26, 1866 }
SALE OF HARD BREAD,
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, will be received at
this Office daily, and opened on WEDNESDAYS
ana SATURDAYS of each week, for all the SUR
PLUS HARD BREAD in the State of North Caro-
lima, stored in depots at Newbern and Morehead
City, n. G.
The Bread is in boxes of fifty COY pounds each and
in good shipplng order.
All purchases will be delivered on board of trans
ports without expense to the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty (2Ol
boxes, one thousand (1000l pounds
Payment required on delivery of the bread in
Government funds.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hard
Bread" and addressed to
THOMAS G. SULLIVAN
Brevet Major and q. s., U. S. A,
1928 It Richmond Va.
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' GRAIN MEAsURED.--The following amount
of grain was measured at the port OF Philadel-
phia for the quarter ending December 81, 1885,
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GOVERNMENT SALES,

I ARGE SALE OF NMENr BUILD
! lNGS AND OTHER PROPERTY AT POINT
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DUREAU OF oRDNANt E.-NAvY DEPART
ID MENT,
WAsHNeToE CITY, December 19 1865.
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AMBRIcAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.

THIS Thursday EVENING, January 4
ONLY TIME MOST 70 >lTIVELY IF
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-05
Domestic PORTS.

GALvESroN-Cid Esd, schs Il A Conapt. Foss.
New York: J French, burgess, Boston.
s.NEW qkLEANs-cd 2iih, ship r Winthrop,
Ar ID, bsrque Mary Elizabeth, Crockett. Boston.
Cd Ssn ship + Lene, Amidon, Liverpool.
MOBILE-Ar 2sth, ships Chas Sprague Pike New
New York; Geo Griswold, Pettengin do.
S sAy Van 2cth. sch Victory, shute, for
I Ar 18th, sch A p Howe, Burgess, New York. n :,
,CaAhiLf sroN-ch 10Th, ship Hudson, Potter,
Sid, brig Ambrcss Light Simpson, for Vil1nnetonn.
Ar Goth, sch K Jameson, Rockland. 81 10y
BUCksyILLE, Scar 22d, sch catawamteak,
ArI23d, brig Sea Foam, Coombs, Savannah: 9th.
sch July Fourth, Shaw do. @ ~ AZ N 10y
tom: oss scSs
BALTIMORE--Ar LIST inst, sch Margaret, TAR,
Cid 1st, sch Bengal. Pillsbury Providence.l9 eei
PHILADELPHIA-Ar LIST, schs Fadfagut,p Cog
gins, Windsor Ms; Helen Mcleod, Eaton, CALAIS,
VIM McCobb, Chapman, Bangor, .,..-,. - ~ 4 :,
Wellington, Barber, Saco. n ~ fl, 81 pc
Z CD az brig sitka, Brown, Boston; sch Boyhton,
NEW YoRK-Ar LIST, steamer Clarion, Milliken,
Norfolk for Portland; barque Velma, Nickerson, i'm
Palermo; schs Walter III Thorndikc, Jameson, BRA
Wind 0T BSssy
Saco; Lady Suffolk, Pendfefon, Portland; George W
Baldwin. Gloucester; Lizzie iGupti, Guptill, Fall
Cid I'd barque Stampede. Jewett, Cardenas; brig
Scotland, Cr0wen, Barbados Omaha. Downing,
I5arba Ices; Thos owen, Pettengll, Nuevitas; John
F.eeman, Loring, Mobile; .sclns Zjcova, Hearh tor
Charleston; w Glover ,Holbrook, Boston.
~, Ar I'd, schs Melbourne, Marsen, Gardiner; Pilot
thompson, Rockiand; Boston, Wall, Boston; Cana
ry, Wall, and Agoma, Piersnn, Fall River.
Sld "a, sch Armadlllo, Chase. New Bedford.
REV NV LOND0N-Ar I'd, Sch Gen Scott, Leach
CLEO rlIEovIDENCE-Ar I'd, schs Ontario, verrill from
Ma@eai raalos, Cousins, Machias; Geo Washington,
c SID 70, schs Chattanooga Black Baltimore; Gov
g. NV fokT-Ar Isl, sch Palos, Cousins. Machias.
or N 1r9eis Hanmoai Cox, New York tor Boston
Philadelphia. Sn maria Foss, circuit,
al, boSToNIAr I'd. brig Atom. Fu,.. ,,.-..
~ ~ yivanie, scott, Bath o', Nuragoahei
c,aoa "a; 1pies Marine, Cook, Cienf,a..
Cnass, McDonaid Portland: scbs Eraso,s; Mary
Sn,ir.esoont Jason, Sprague, Machias Conary,
Al, ar 81, scns Idaho, Ellis, Norfolk: W,n n.
macmas: Grampus, Gordon, Hancock. " Libby,
uraht, 90; Sea Flower, McConnor, Bancor harvey,
Cuba. tIs - - - - ' rortiand for
ga Al, ship Boynton, Bylcr. New Orleans. :.
SaLEM-Ar ist sch Neponset Snow Rockiapd
AT "a os1gs Chas Miller, Brewer from Philadelnhia
Harp, Arey, Bangor for Newport: schs Eliza Ofs'
f syIer, Calais for Providence Mary Alice Bangor
tor newark, Nd Denmark, and l. ID Wentworth do
ior rr 10y oregon, Durham, Bowdoinbam,
S Gr 90, sen Lunkersue, Lawry Bangor. e
| phia. thompson, ior Phiiadel-
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For Sale and to Let.

For Sale in WestbrOOk.
o. A desirable Residence, with modern and val
N;;,,,; liable buildings, and 16 acres Of land under
Ea.l.ligh state of cultivation.
Inqu re of
JOHN &. PROCTOR,
June 4-d2w Lime st.
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S6@S5
Appeal from Alabama.
PORTLAND, June 4th, 1866.

To the People of Portland:
1t is fact hardly known, that in the North
ern counties of the State of Alabama. there
is famine, and that thousands of women and
children are not only suffering for the neces-
stiles of life, but are actually dying of starya-
ton These are families who have been left
unprotected and unprovided through the fatal
tiles of war,-widows and orphans.
While l am well aware that the good people
OF the State OF Maine las Of the entire country
have also lost friends near and dear To them
by the past unhappy struggle, it is consolipc
to know that they are blessed with prosperity
and all that makes life agreeable. And while
they have out OF their abundance given 10
the widows and orphans in their own midst
they have also contributed largely to the sup
port OF that unfortunate class known as
Freedmen.
In view Of this fact, that have already re-
ceived material aid and encouragement as
beginning In the noble and bcneficent work. i
have thought 10 ask of the good and generous
hearts OF my native State 10 contribute 20 the
relief OF those starving people Of our own
saxon blood, OF my adopted State of Alaba-
ma, with the hope and belief that shall moi.
AS no one e'er did belorc-appeal in vain..
The respect which the people Of Maine
have always commanded abroad, as In the
South. will be heightened into love and ad-
miration among these OF that sunny cline
who scarce before knew aught but luxury:
and such deeds of love and good will, it Is
needless to say, will do more toward practical
recommendations consummation devoutly 10
De wished-than long years of legislation of
the wisest heads .llla : - - :
These people do not ask for money, but. sim
Ply ior bread, and they do not wish to beg even
tnat They, most of them. have lands. on
Mnen crops can and are growing, but "while
Ine grass grows the OK staryes." What is
. man.eu Is Flour, Corn or Corn Meal, Irish DO
s s,,, Ham, Ian Beef rk,-anything that win
think proper to give. ee-o1S 1e'''o1 i'ay
nose los VINO are disposed will confer favor
thr thru nc worL generous ne and noble and phlan
their sdd Moss' Oy enclosing in an envelope
they will contribute, and leaving the sa 81 a.
either Of the newspaper Offices in p eas,i.u -
through b V c @ III S M sent for and forwarded
serving in North Alabama. poopie de-
E..o. HALLE, Pub. Mobile Daily Tl,oea
The Portland daily press., 1866-06-05
The Markets.
TELEGRAPHIc REPORTS.
Fnanciai.


MT g., NEW YORK. June 4.
Inc Commemorate article says private dispatches
from london per Nova Scotan report the pressu re
stih The Bank of London reported to have fall
81. Private advices also report the failure of W. r.
Canbraugh g. Co., Liverpool large firm in the cot
RIGA. Poi AZ
Gold rose to H. at which there were plenty of sell,
ers anu the price almost instantly reacted There
apears to be no very important speculative interest
ounTss t at present. Loans are made fat
ne sto2l market Is duh and unsettled, and prices
~ afe GENERALLY lower. Brokers show an indispostion
70 increase their load in the present condition Of the
maTket. governments dull under foreign news
a anu lower. Money is in good supply at per
'. 90 ~ call discounts active at 6 a for prime
SewXorE Markets.
NEW YORK. June 4.
v; sales 1000 bales Middng
'ders generally refuse lower
more steady sales g. 200
Round Hoop Ohio at
ern-steady; sales 400
shade friner; sales