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The New York herald., 1862-10-23

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY d, TWELFTH REGI
III mcnt NJ O., S "a special meeting Of the original
of this will he held the Armory
fnrson market this Thursday evening "a inst at O'Clock.
BY order Of Lieutenant d. y. MARA. Commanding.
J. W. FLYNN, Orderly.
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY H. TWELFTH REaI.
III mem, n. O., i. N. Y.-The members OF this company
~ Jefferson market Drill Rooms this tThusday) even
ing, 23d inst, at o'clock by order
JOHN HEYBOURN, Captain Company II.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

AMUSEuENTn.
~ Ail.AcK's
Dorrs " ~ TiS. begins O. o'clock,
TJkIaHT fTflURsDAYI
ffld unie ~ tlt comedy.
HGSDN FRIENDS
f la- afhiefci very grea sN~ hous~s kstaH
cff.itn ~ overtoniug and the play rcseixing ths
hhr'al usl'rr ard rppruse. To Ne re-
. 80 peaied. Niip The ionos1f'e csti,s cast:
n tnot ,........ Mr.. Lester Wsiaok
and... ..-..s.4............s. MIR Charles Fisher
90 lf.'"ns .,t.t.t............s Mr. jobs Obers
~ .Nefh ~ Mr. youEg
srs,ffk FrFid Mr. Ynods
~ hotrpweh Nr. Jnhn tsftos
y bouO'hes+- Mr. hvt0n
Reeves
NJ Mrs Hcey
"'e"hiVV Mr. FcrnoO
st, dlst ~ Henriques
AWi-Eserior ~ ar. unicr's house, with 4 view
~sr ano natani country. Tho trends arrive
begin their work =
develope themscvea
Aet f-keadng Room et Un0n view 0f the gr1aads
despair ant death - - '''
gridey-TnB HEIR AT Law
Saturday-soSOM FRIENDS
MondHy-BOSOM FRIENDS
tuesiny-BkLI,E'S 3rgATAGUH
Wednesday-BOsUM FklENDH
SPEED The PLOUGH and CENTRAL Park.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-03-12

= -
Peter 3 Trnblefed. Captain; Rufrs p An
eI' John Wilson. -, second Luz Allen, Frs,
D-John Ashford, Captain; Robert R RsII
lien King. Henry Harden, Second IT, rst Lieut.
-. Captain; Sanders Al us
Lieuts l VoVIngton SecE
,.F.Joshua Little Captain; Daniel gcnv.
Lieuts O""'s hosemsn, SecoSS
G-!- -. Captain; John E Rbeir, p,
george Flowers Joseph Stephenson Ssr rrst Lieut.
Noah Rush, Captain; Lorenzo d . reeond lieust
bfeuf; Isaac kearns, Nelson Hopkins Sas Pirst
,i-ohEer Gardner, Captain Georga T pom Lieuts
Lieut.; David Magness, Oliver Beam NJ First
First Battalion, IN. C. Troops-Ipfsn,- '
mar, Major. 0O'one'; David COLI.
r, Company A Benton Strange, Cant Jo,,
First Lieut. J"hn Faiu oseey,' Sem secnnt pychs
B-Alfred Bell. Capt W Anderson 'I E l4euts
'oSanaG Bsrd Vim HoIbrooks Secos iia"; Lieu;
,.C-h1gh H Davidson, Capt Samuel : q Wi
Lieuts 'eS'sr FARMER, Stcn,S
.D-Ambrose Gaines, Capt; jackson sb;.
Lieut. WIN Allan. James Bearden Second pIian trIt
hh-1aInss Bryan. Capt. George Bristol Pi h,eus
Albert 1. Lea'herman, James W 81 carer Sso Lieut.;
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.

II AM MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK, VA. MY
III place of residence the most convenient and comforts
Bile Camp Cot invented and patented. 1t affords the
best chance for pleasant sleeping in camp yet discovered
When spread out you have an excellent bedsead ana
mat,rass with eadb0ard and pili0w-when folded up II
makes chair, table aud writing desk,-the pillow ana
head board making valise and portfolio.
Mr.. HENRY j. BROWN, Of Raleigh, is also making
and selling them by my authority. Price moderate DC
sure not to buy before you see this
also wish 10 sell County aid State rights All orders
promptly attended to. n
80 -.rs .-g, Owner of Patent in Conf States
Norfolk Va, Oct. 90, 1851 93-6m
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A DESIRABLE RESI-

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN ALAMANCE COUNTY NEAR THE COMPANYS
SHOPS FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il 57S acres of LAND, situated three miles north OF
The Companys Shops about half cleared, the balance Ill
original forest On the place is new DWELLING with
ruoms with fire PLACES in each ruom Good orchard
fine water.
Terms accommodating For further information, sd'
dress at law River o n. c., R. Y. MAIDEN Esq
my Attorney at Graham. n. G.
G. W. SWEPSON.
Alamance Co N C. IAN IL 1882 SUI.
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CHATHAM COALFIELDS RAILROAD.

AT MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS AP'
"A pointed for opening Books of Subscription to the
above Road the following Resolution was adopted: =,
ResoEcd That Books of subscription for Stock IN aa
Company be fhrhwth opened. at the Bank of Cape rear
in the City of Raleigh under the Superintendent OF %
II. Jones. I'LL
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last TRUNKS.

II OST, ON THE WAY FROM ROANOKE ioLANpi
probably at Elizabeth City, two TRUNKS, one y.
light covered leather marked on the end Col j.
dan" and the utber marked also the end, -
ANY information in relation these trunks Will DC
fully received at the Standard Office, or at New6ern' "
J. " JORDAN,
.~.-- ---E --.f.. .ss Col. sIst Regiment
Mach 4 1910 .s..-. 1s-stPd.
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TOWN MEETING.

an SATURDAY THE sTH OF MARCH Al
" o'clock p. ~, will be held at the Court House :.
the City of Raleigh Town Meeting The citizens genf
ally respectfully requested to attend, as business
" ~ C. b. ROOT Mayor.
Raleigh March 4, 1852. 10"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a FINE BAY MARE FOR SALE, SUITA.
n BILE for saddle, harness. cavalry. Call on JAS
NJ HARRIS or w. F. ASKEW.
Raleigh, Feb q. 1862. l7-+h.
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Major
4-Samue Bunting, Captain; Samuel R Bowden, Da-
vd Bunting First Lieuts. James Post, Second Lieut..
B-Thumas Perdie, Captain; Robert Devane, Henry
Daniel, First Lieuts.; James Baker, Second Lieut..
C-Juhn Hedrlck, Captain; james M Stevenson, Jas
Cumming, First Lieuts Jas r Higgins, Second Lieut..
D-Macum McNHlr. Captain Jrhn ) Macarthur, John
McKimmon, First Lieuts.; Archibald McNair, Second
Lieut..
flames dayo Captain; James Draughon, Law
Lancaster, First Leuts John Speght, Second
Lieut.. 80
F-John A Richardson, Captain; John Melvin H W
Hudgins, First Lieuts. Tatom Second Lieut.
Thirty Seventh Reg, IN. c. Troops.--lnfantry.)
Charles C Lee, Colonel; William NJ Barber, Lieutenant
Colonel; John G Bryan, Major; VIM Nicholson, ADJ )
Fl d Stowe, Commissary NJ Oates, Quarter Master.
Company A-JOhn Hartzog, Capt. James Goodman,
First Lieut. Richard Goodman Whitman STUART Sec.
ond Lieutenants
B-Jonathan Horton, Capt; Jordan Cook, First Lieut.
Thos d Cook, Andrew Critcher Second Lieuts.
C-James Potts, Capt. THIS wilson First Lieut.;
D-Jobp Ashcraft, Capt jackson Bnst, First Lieut.
vachel Chairs, William A Gaddy. Second Lieuts
E-Wm Farthng, Capt; Paul Farthng, First Lieut.;
VIM Shul Harvey Bingham, Second Leus.
" F-Chas Hickerson Capt Sam' Shepherd First
Lieut.; Dan ! l. Clary. VIM W Beard Second Lieuts.
G-James Reed Capt Robert l. Steele First Lieut.
Joel Brown. Daniel Austin, Second Lieuts.
H-Wm l. Rankin, Capt Geo Hanks, First LisfG;
VIM Morris, Henry Fite Second Liruts VI
John Harrison, Capt; Rnbt n Dates First Lsnt
Moses Hart, Julius j. Price, Second Lieuls;
K-John Ross, Capt /; Lowry Grimsiey, First Lieut.;
VIM Halsey, Joba Williams. Second Lieuts.. 3
Thirty-Eighth Regt., IN. C. TroOps---Infantry.)
William Hoke Colonel; Oliver H. Dockery Lieuten-
ant Colonel; George W Sharpe. Major. 49,
Company A-AdoIphus G Mosely, Captain David G
Morrisey First Lieut.; Asa J Brown, David NJ Pearsal
BNCoIumbus Cook, Captain; Robt Arm6sld. Eirst
Lent Augustine Blackburn, Lewis 2. Hanss, Second
Lisuts.
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Jeremiah kee!er Captain John Gibson. First
Lieut. VIM Patterson, David COzine, Second Lieu
tenants.
F-jeorge Stowe, Captain; Robert 4 Hauser, First
Lieut. John Anderson, Bartlett Baye, Second Lien
tenants.
G-Robert Wooten Captain; D Calais. First Lieut. /;
Richard Eppes I'm II Massey, Second LIeuus.
H-Wm Swndeil, Captain Wilson FarrOw, First
Lieut.; John W Williams JAS Hayes, Second Lieuts.
l-Wm Parker, Captain; Riddick Gatlin, First Lieu
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
From our Regular Correspondent ]
Letter from the State Capital.
AUGusTA.Oct- g

AUGUSTA, Oct. 81, 1852.
Editors Press A concert was given last
evening at Meionaon Hall, by the Musical
Convention, which has been in session in this
city for a few days, under the direction of
Prot. E. II. Frost. 1t was well attended, and
the performances were very creditable, partic-
ularly those by Mr.. Stanwood, the Misses
Gushing. Rice and Sayward, and especially the
solo by Miss Lottie Swan, which was superby
executed, and gave great satisfaction. A repi-
tition OF the concert will take place this eve
ming.
The 2lst, 24th and 2sth regiments have all
left the State within few days. These regi-
ments are in New York, and are to constitute
a part of the expedition now preparing under
Gen. Banks.
There are about seven hundred recruits for
the old regiments now here in Camps Halleck
and Mcclellan. They will be forwarded to
their respective regiments very soon.
Arrangements are being perfected to obtain
for the service the balance of the draft, by
compelling town to make up their deficiencies.
SKIRMIsHER.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
Annual Report of the ''Association for the
Relief of Aged, INDECENT Women.''

The Board oI Managers of the Association
for the relief of Aged, INDECENT Women" re-
spectfully submit their eighth annual report
TO their friends and the public.
We are happy to record that the unsettled
state of our country has not, as yet interfered
with the comfort of the Home. The number
of inmates continues the same as at onr last
annual meeting one having deceased at the
age of eighty-three, her room being now oc-
cupied by another aged seventy-four. 1t may
seem untimely to some of our friends to allude
to subject mentioned in our last report, but
each succeeding year, as it passes, strengthens
our conviction of the necessity of better ac-
commodations. A larger number of inmates
might be received, and in some respects more
comfortably supported, at a comparatively
small increase of expenditure, had we larger
and more convenient house. At present, every
room, even those in the attic, is constantly oc-
cupied by our family of eight inmates, leaving
no spare room in case of sickness, which seems
necessity in every well regulated family. As
the war progresses we know that the number
of destitute and lonely ones will be constantly
increasing, and some who are now in comfort
able circumstances may at some future day be
thankful to find refuge in our humble Home.
And now, ere the trials OF our afflicted coun-
try shall have so far diminished our resources
as TO deprive us Of any Of our luxuries-not
to say comlorts-we would ask if there are
not some benevolent persons in our community
who are ready and willing to aid us in obtain
ing larger and more convenient home for the
aged and INDECENT, where those who may here
after be left destitute can find shelter from the
cold charities of the world.
We would offer our grateful acknowledge
ments to the kind friend who gave sermon
for the benefit Of the Home, and for the con-
tribution received upon the occasion, also our
sincere thanks for the gift of lot in the
Western cemetery from one of the ladies of
our Board, and to all others who have in any
way Contributed to the support and comfort of
the Institution. More than alive would
reverently express our thanks to the widows
God and our Father in heaven, for his continu-
ed care and protection during the past year,
and would invoke His aid and guidance for the
years to come. E. A, POTTER, Sec'y.
October 2Sth, 1892
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01

BRITISH DIsTREss.-A paper has been late
ly read before the British Association, on
the distress in Lancashire arising from the
want Of cotton; the statistics of which show
the singular result, that the number OF deaths
has decreased in proportion as pauperism has
increased. One cause is the presence OF the
mother at home, who gives more care to her
children than when >absent in the factory
Again, there is less excess from drinking, and
it is clear that there has been, so far, no abso-
Lutte starvation, nothing seriously to impair the
health of the operatives.
The cotton on hand in England and on the
way, is more than equal to the average weekly
consumption tor several months past; it is
therefore felt that the crisis Of the "cotton IA
mine" has passed.
The districts where cotton is not manufac-
tured have given more literally to aid the suf-
ferers, than the cotton manufacturers them
selves, who are are complained of for their
illiberality, considering the enormous fortunes
they have made out OF the hard-worked oper-
atives.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Buenos Ayres Goth ut. brig Udoa. whit,emore
from Machias. uuc.
In port 10Th. bark L Carver, Damon. tor New
York, few DAYS.
AT Dsmerara lst inst brig Rolling Wave. from
New York.
At ST Thomas 18Th inst, ship Charles Jane. Has
ke for New Orleans soon.
Ar a. Cienfnegos Goth. bark Express Blake from
Havana: sch Rolling Wave, Collins. key West
Ar Al Hamilton, Bur, 10th inst, sch Horace, Smith.
from Bangor.
AR at Havana Gath inst, bark John Payson, Terry.
hi'adelphia
Sid 2lst. ship Mary Robinson, Robinson. for Mata-
moras.
In port 25th. barks w Holbrook 6ooding for
New York; Emily. simmons. for do; F Shaw. Nc
Intosh. for Boston; brigs Hancock, Gibbs, for New
York; Timothy Field. Royal, and Anna ID Jordan.
Abbott, unc; schs Elchantress, Deyereaux, and
Florida. Addison, unc.
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, brigs Meteor. Carman'
New York; Goth, stella, from Portland.
Sid 18th brig Wenonah Hartman. Portland; I'D
bark Pilot Fish. Haven. for do; brig Gen Marshall,
Ames. Cardenas and Boston.
In port 23d inst brig K Hassell, Hassell, for New
York; W Ring Huntley, uDc.
Ar at Halifax % lust. schs Ocean Wave, Lockhart,
and Romp, Swain, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
BROKERS, BOARD.
MARRIED..

In this city Oct. 10Th, by Rev. VIM. S. Perry. Jas
ii. Baxter and Miss niy +. Nash, both of this city
In Yarmouth Oct. 25th. by Rev. c. f. Foster, Capt
Perez c. Uooding and Miss Maria A kinsley, both OF
Yarmouth.
In San Francisco, Cal, Oct I'd, by Rev. II. A. Saw
tele, Sewall Benson and Mrs. Lucy b. Fellows, both
form 'rly of Waierville Ne.
In Palis Oct. 2Sth, by j. c. Andrews, ESQ. Asa
Durham, of r., and Miss Abigail Thurlow, of Wood
stock.
In Gardiner Oct 25th Edward n. Davis of VIM
throp. and Mrs. Miranda A. Richardson. of G.
In Temple Oct. 18th, Charles r. Hardy of r., and
Miss Rose Roberts. of Avon; 18Th Sias w Good
win and Rosannah rhurston, both of Farming gton.
In sedgwick Oct. 18th, Amos ii. Estabrook and
Miss WiilameBa GRAY. both of :.
In Goudsboro Oct. l2th Eli Ii. Young and Miss
Martha H. Young. both of q.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
M MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday. October 81.
ARRIVED.

Ship Albion, tBrl Shaw, AZ DAYS from Edinburgh
Ship Mary Ann, tBrl fritchard, Al days from Lon
don in ballast.
Ship Waverly, lBr) Bonner, As days from Liverpool
Brig Brothers, tBr) Gerrier, Boston, TO load for
Cuba,
Brig Forest State, Hartman, Boston to load for
Cuba
Brig Young. Marshall, Calais for New York.
Sch Seven Brothers. tBrl Rose. Turks Island.
Sch Fowler lBrl Crosley. Walton Ms.
Sch Frank Maria. Barbour New York.
Sch Phebe Ann, Green Weymouth.
Sch Ranger, Oliver, Bath.
Sch Eben Herbert. Cook. Calais for New York.
Sch Serf. shaw. Steuben for Boston.
Sch superb. sawyer, Millbridg ge for New York.
Sch ElviIa, Warren. Cutler for Boston.
Sch Oregon Miller Ellsworth tor Salem.
Sch Dexter, Floyd. Surry for Squam.
Schs Independence, Gray, and William, Cousins,
Brooksville for Boston.
Sch Sarah Julia, Gilley, Bucksport for George
town DC.
schs Anthracophora Kent, and Gen Scott, Tapley
Bangor for Boston
Sch Michael. Smith. Bangor for Neponset.
Sch Dispatch Friend Bangor for koxbury.
Sch Sarah Buck. Bagley, Bangor for salem.
Sch Vesa, Haupt Oslaud for Salem.
Sch MINI cd, Honor, Bueksport tor New Bedford.
Sch Rio, Fairbanks Gardiner for New York
Sch Ida Morton. Thompson, Bristol for Boston.
Sen Cora. Lewis, Damariscotta for Boston.
Sch Emeline, oby, Wiscasset for Boston.
Steamer New Brunswick, Field, ST John NIB for
Boston.
Steamer Forest City. Liscomb. Boston.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
IMPORTS.

LIVERPOOL = Br ship Waverly - II bales osna-
burgs TO NJ Bailey; % crates earthern ware, to \
Ellsworth son; do do and casks do, to J j &
5 Pettengi; 81 crates do and casks do. TO Tobey
& Co; 50 crates do, to Hurd Legh 10 cases mdse
boxes mdse. 39I tons salt, 351 sacks ndse. bales
sacks, 10 order.
EDINBuRGH-Br ship Albion-53o tons coal, to
l. Farmer
TURKS ISLAND - Br sch Seven Brothers - 1852
bushes salt, TO Dana Co.
WALTON NS-Br sch Fowler-25 cords wood. 25
tons piasteI, to Luke Crosiey.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
Total for two months, A..

OF these, lS5 daily and 81 weekly subscrib-
ers, have paid in advance. The foregoing
does not include large additions made to our
regular sales to newspaper dealers.
The daily list was never increasing more
rapidly than at the present time. With this
measure OF success We can but feel gratined.
While it is satisfaction to believe the general
spirit and course of the paper are such as to
meet with appreciation, we are not insensible
to the fact that it is less to any intrinsic merit
in the paper ITSELF than to the liberality Of the
community, ahd the suicidal course OF another
establishment, that the Press is indebted for
its marked prosperity. We will only add that
We shall labor hard to merit the favor of the
public, and We have abiding faith thar we shall
receive at least as much as We shall deserve in
this regard.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01

A GOOD TELEGRAPHIC JoKE.-"It is evil
dent that the cause of the Confederates has
grown desperate under the heavy blows that
their arms have lately received in Mississippi,
-Braggs disastrous retreat from Kentucky,
and the terrible scarcity Of food and clothing
for their armies. Morning telegraphic dis
patch, Both.
Braggs army must be suffering under a
"terribie scarcity" of food and clothing, with
wagon train of the articles forty miles Iona
captured from us. LSee tel. reports the day
previous.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
DIED..

In Brunswick Oct. 25th Mr.. Moses G. Graves aged
50 wears months.
In Paris Oct. 2oth, Charlotte b wife of Levi T.
Lurvey. aged "a years months.
In Pennington Oct. 9th. Maria daug ghter of Capt
Gilbert Hilman, aged 81 wears 10 months.
In East Strong Oct. 18th. Mr.. James p Winslow
aged 81 years: 2Ith Betsey, wife OF the late David
Wins ow. aged "a wears.
In Strong Oct Gath, of measles, Mr.. H. C. Thomas
aged 81 years.
In Weld Oct 25th. Nancy. wife of the late Abcl
Russell, aged 50 years.
In Gardiner Oct. Gath. Charlotte E., dau ghter of
Rufus and Harriet A. Williams. a red Is years.
fhe funeral services of the late Lieut.. Chas H.
Coiey, will be he'd in the Con gre gational Church,
at Gray Corner, tomorrow, Sunday at O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Portland Post Office Novem-
III Der lst, uncaed for.
S-if any of these letters called for, please say
that they advertised.
sS-All letters advertised are subject TO an extra
charge of one cent.
Sec. g. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED That lists of
letters enaining uneaed i'll postof ce in any
city, town or village where a newspaper shall be
newspaper which being issued weekly, oftener
shall have the arges elrcu alton within the range of
delivery of said ofhce.-Ldrs Of the United States.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
DISASTERS.

Sch Albert Treat. (of New Haven) from Portland
for Porto Rico. before reported fallen in with 18th
inst, with loss OF Captain second mate and one of
the seamen, who were washed overheard by heavy
sea on the 18TH was pas ed on the 9th, of Montauk,
returning, probably to New Havcn.)
The brig Triad, from Philadelphia for Boston. re-
turned 2Sth inst eaky having been ashore Ship
John Shoa where She remained two days. striking
very heavy when she went on. After throwing over
board about 20 tons coal she OFF VIII discharge
for repairs.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01

Believing that the readers of the Press feel
an interest in its prosperity, We are disposed,
in no boastful spirit, to give the figures indi-
cative of its progress for the last two months.
The first number was issued June 23d, and it
has been issued regularly since, Sundays and
the day after the 4th of July excepted. Up to
September lst we felt grateful to the people OF
the State generally, and of this city particu-
larly, for their liberal encouragement, but
since that time, with not single canvasser in
the field, its progress has been far beyond our
most sanguine expectations. For the two last
mouths, over and above all discontinuances,
we have made a net gain upon our subscrip-
ton lists AS follows:
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01

A COOP SPRING BED has become an almost indis.
pensable article, not only of comfort and necessity
with every family, while the united testimony of
Physicians has placed their healthfulness beyond
question.
No invalid should be without one.
As an evidence of the superiority of
COREY'S "PREBLE" SPRING BED
all Others is the fact that the demand for this
Spring Bed is quadruple that of any other kind
October /, 1862 If
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01

IB- The Austrian ladies have concluded to
vote crinoline questionable; and the ladies of
Vienna have notified the managers of the the
atre, that they will not patronisea house where
the actresses wear crinoline. The accidents
by fire in Europe where open CRATES are more
generally used than in the United States, have
been numerous from its use.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01

cANTHoNY TRoLLoPE has commenced
another novel, The Small House at Arlng-
ton," in Cornhill Magazine, which pays him
SIS, 900 for il. In the same magazine, Marian
Evans, author oil adam Bede," mas an Italian
story, entitled "Roinola, FOR which the im-
mence sum ol S35,0O0 has been paid.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-H. A. LAMB VI. D..
Office, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets
Portland, Ne.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
diseases of the eye and ear. aug7-d6m
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
CLEA X ED.

Bark Mary c Fox Fredericks, Cardenas. by Eme-
ry Fox.
Brig Speedway, Atherton, Ponce PR, by Emery
Fox.
Brig Doane. Sturdivant, Havana. by Chase
Brothers 4 Co.
Sch Ariel, (Brl Holden, ST John NIB, by Thomas
Paddock,
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston, by Oriental
Powder Co.
Sch Sarah. Haskell, Boston, by Z F Varnum.
Sch Freeport, sawyer, Rockland, by X u York s.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01

FOR MISUNDERSTANDING Eagle sails from New
York for Havana direct Nov. 9th.
steamship British Queen sails from New York Nov.
10th for havana via Nassau
PANAMA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES carry
ing Mans Tor Aspnwai, Panama. and California.
mouth
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01

DR.. P. P. QUIMBY would give notice that he ha
returned to Portland, and be found at his Room
No. 13 INTERNATIONAL House. Tuesday, August
18th, where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at Office. ce....,............s 20 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office e............. so
City Patients first Examination at residence. 2 80
Each subsequent visit at residence, e,........... 100
August l6, 1S62.-tf
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
MEMORANDA.

Bark " Sarah A. ,aples" 450 tons, launched
from the ard OF L. K Palmer. at Re fast. Saiur-
day. Oct 25th. She is owed by z. Hazeltne, Reuben
Sibey, and others OF Belfast, and will be command
cd by Capt. Miles Staples.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
SPOKEN,

Aug 90 lat Sc 0s 5, lon 65 81 W ship Cleaner Page
from Boston June for San Francisco.
Sept %. lat III s. Ion 81 10 w. brig r c Wright,
Gar and, rs davs from ise of May for santos. and
was supplied with provisions.
Oct %. al 30 25 n, lou II 81. Br bark II Knight
Steering East.
Oct %, 10 LAT. &c. brig Henry, Whitney. FIN New
ORLEANS for Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-01
PECIAL NOTICES.

BoARD.-A few Gentlemen, or gentleman and
wife, can be accommodated with board at No. 10
Wimot Street. Terms reasonable.
Oct. 24-1w