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TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
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" VNHE PEN Is MlGHTlER THAN THE
TIE GOLD pEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt Of Of the following sums m cssh o. po
s directed Gold Pen Pens 'se'''S the 'e"s s'etsss
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For 25 c.nt. the Magic Pens for cents, tho Loeiy rso
for 20 cents. tho Ready Pen for IS cents ths EsA
Pen; and for s. the Excelsior Pea
THE SANE ;iTEfsSsTEsp WTK SsSsIs sxrrSs0"
For 20 cent?, The Mssc Pens for rs cents the LSokv Peas
for : the Awsy, Ready Pen for g. 25 the ksfso, Pee
and 50 hs EnceSI & Pen sos TSs'1 pos, a1s ss sSs
wear Of every one which viii tar ous's es Of Tie oe
~. nanc "a. Morton! Number" and "QEIity" ar:
,sapeS on te following Pens and the Points ere ~arsnlsa
for months se.p; ssin't .eedens The Su%es: . ,ss
cd. ,,sd for the pocket No tho :@ss;' snd No 10 zoe
Ire, Mammoth Oa Pen for hs Sss Nh, LSos 81 Ss ana s
: and n adr only Is quality The ensrsvins' arc 'sesn''
h'' OF the &c soIS fIS PESs f'ss WITHOUT CASES
For rs cent, 30. Pen. ls, quality or Nos Pen.
FER o. .Eo gPen, LIST quality, ora No. aPsn, 2ssas'y.
For ~ IS 10 Pea quality sNO APsn, % qusH.
For 81 g. sSo Psn, 1. quality or skOS Pen. "a quad
or - - 80 Pra l., quality ora No sPen sd,osy.
E9r s2?. No Pen ,S QUALITY s,rv,a -xrENs,o,
i''h '""'' oIG ShsEs. Win PENCILS
For ~ % NO Pen. lat qnsnty ora NOD Pen 1tqsey
For = - No PEN l., dGllity, ora No. Fen "a gsh
~ q. . So. 4 Pen "a guilty -
For 81 No Pen. l., quality ora No Pen, I'd fose!
OF a No . Pen, ID qasi.ty. .u
For r. - 10 Pen. l,i quality ora No. Pen, sd9eh'
i.y or 40 Pen "a quaiii, .
For ~ No Per- il, quality No. Pen I'd qosi'y.
For - % No. q Pen. lst quality ~ ., ,,o,,,rs-~n
GOLD PENS ALbiuQUALlTl, ,lSsiL'th-hoU'AHD
DEsK-HOLDERS.
For ~ a No.4 reni for ~ IS sNo 5Psn for 81 'ea
No 4 Pen: For % so No Pen. ,,,
For ssako. Pen; ioT % No. ePeni and Tor f"A"e
l0PeD. .,,,t
The m Quality" pointed with the very oes, ido"ni,
POINTS, carefully selected md none OF THIS ioAty ae sHs
with tie slightest inpeIcc,ion which Hb sna 'ne ' -
Tie % oua," are superior to any Peus made By his
preyi,ls e. t5e wear 1851. ~, l.. ....,, .. n
,shiity Elasticity ard Good Wiring c1ses tine OILY hs
cor.. l-rs,ionsl any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
In sg.rd TO tho Cheap Gold Pens ne oeFs We 20 % s
ere, ions 70 operating HE New ana fsiensed hsoho 70
fos no, h.ve mad. as Writing and Durable Pen, os
~. MICE h.d the Cold been furnished gratGitoosy
Pfrfi,t orakytag Eust az ssfdsce, 'pscuy tie " Nsa
hty and Qualify Of the Pens Sdnted, and be poFsv
70 d.nvbe ne k,nd y PeHs nsy pyQsr-rAecs<y HE e
Inbrr coarse 0v JsH>. :,
Addrea, A. MORTON
40. IS Maiden Lane. New Y0k
ANY sendngs single letter pessssmp Will receive asf-
cular with the cog. syinss sbcye Ie'erred to.
ACCOUNT BOOKS and STArIONERY.-A
~ f supply constantly hand ard made 70 order Bnsi'
invited 20 call the old stand. Good and che
HOWE = FERRY, late 5 Rs,nor No. 70 b9vei,'
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BrAle andU
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NOW READN-SOMEr!llNG NEW.
NOVELTY sud sIUSfMfNr COMBINED.
TIE UNION PLAYING CARDS,
AMERIc... rrRlisHING AGENcY

AMERICA PUBLISHING AGENCY,
go. 70 GhAubersst.. y I.
Thee, rsIs sanuf, OF - IN pack (rDsmrled) ard sre
csurcd 90 play sry Of The game. ior which The ordinary
prr Cars - used Tn. ma, beauty of a.. a.. =. g. "
'h-.r NATIONAL NifAitAG[ fB tne cults being Esges
shi Ia starr and Fegs .i'tesd Of Clubs SPsdo' &C.
Ihs Kline fird appropriately ~ tho toouel
1no BY the DauSms Df hs Rrgr eu aud the inck
b. o ~. o.. Ihe i1cs tzitt pne1 n cllors .uiting
SO ds.itns rni The spot Cards brr ed
iron. the ir. ts Ten Spot IN zach slit eud printed
.I.vH. TIE Eagles IN BacIi tie shields IN binei the
So. .Ii f.sgs ir Rcd
Eoes "a lt licd resep, 4 ~ tone drlar). The
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
rE1HE TRIBUN ALTMAN a &
For lE.E..

qll. popular AJNlbL {. non reldy. Il coni,in,;
ELECTlO, lFrrHSs from sl iia si.ios Of Il Caiou.
holding elections ~ ib c4eulJ compiled ios the ibuut
Almanac:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS ans CALENDARS
l0l t4e Vc1r iIf.,
COVER MINT az o., UNITED SThTEs- Executive
ga Judicial, iHFovf EttsoJinay sad minsoi, Ro,aeu,
ii.iG 10. ,LH.1 i'lI'a 30 for-gu Coufsi
SlaAIL a. a. thlilB SfiILe, aielbofs a.. class
Geo:
u0CiE ol FsENrATiyEs o. h, UN1ED
STATES. Fohi' 'y raf'lca.
LisI q sIt as, C.y'.' Governor times Of Lssi.'s.
tive 'is eiiur.. tHfel. -. one etc.,
FOPtLArlJt 9f IADH sstEn BY COUNTiES. aHo
e Reputation oil nc PRINCIPAL titos Of tho Unaod s,sea'
from flr Gtusrs e.. ffr.
THE MORRILL, TAEiFF end tho TARIFF hCT Of the
spscisl Session --uo. Z. Co ul.o.r.
Alo, ALslHAtiS if tr otnsr .inr, NJ Act. Of Ns
'ecoId jsssiOn o. tie AANtih CoIgps and TIE siset.
rson of the XNAhilth. A0 he H.. polt nt flUla
usiio9s of Pfefifeu' fiIconi
ARCHAEOLOGICAL ACCOUNT OF thc iuporsntevsh
connected with ihc rebellion I'D oLeT A1Us oi general
interest.
ricr H. cs,E; l. cop,s Coz rl 10 copies a. rosisfe
f5id. ~ EIpIcss > psT i1l. tarh eIter' s0idiei.
We can supply oBc. numbers OF Tuouuo Almansc
ytals l3,9, l9y @ 1891. 1885, iJ 1862 tnd e5l. Pgco
- cents esoh. post psld
AdaIes THE TRIBUNE aew-ioFk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

n sPPCTALITIEsl
r. II. MACY
MOI, !Ot and to6 9th av, Two door, below lths-
~ NOW OPENING
sP2CIALITIEs!
In addition 20 onr splendid .tack OF ,,,,,,
PLAIN and FASCY bat RIBBONS,
100 Carton. OF an tie ds.iTable shades o. ...
BLUE. GREEN. AItLINE. FUCHsIA, lc.,
Ia wide snd narrow Ribbons
''' ''''''' 'p'' FRNE3 I@iI a5i' it,T RBBoNs.
Closing at ls., ls I'd. 2s. s., and a., yard
sPECI,LiIEs,
IN ,lii,iOn 10 oar asul stock OF EhBROlDERlEs' we
VIII c6o INFANTS EMBROIDERED DRESSES,
..... 49,. From y. 10 - yo rio ,,orv pon,r,
100 INFANTS NEEDLE WORKED FROCk BODIES.
From S. 90 -.
From auction. very chcap.
3 roo NEEDLE WORKED COLLARS (asv shspel p.
1000 NEEDLE -WORNED COLLARS tuow shapsl 70 Sd
> Oo0 T. D EDLF-WORkFD COLLARS (new slspt) }, p.
- sto,k oil Inc CAMBRtC BANDS NEtDLfWORkED.
SFFDJF.WORKED CANBRiC FLOuNCiNGs.
iNFf Fflf - 'IiSE oF LADIES' FMBR0lDEGFD HAND
EtPcutrFS TirCKFU and HEM-~TIrCuED HAND
KEVCHIEFs. MOURNING ia NDhkiOhIEtSi al very
low prices.
sPECIALTlES!
Closing Of ell kf Al PUSCltEk LACE NAN llLASi
FISCHER LACE SHAWLS, PtSChER LACE CEs-
TERS, PUSCuER LACE kLOUNCIACS, al lcss than hsf
Also a ase stock Of THREAD and PUsCHER LACE
Walls. PTLERINE CAPES, BARBtS COikFl RES.
POINT LACE COLLARS, &C. &c, at veiy 10" prices.
sPECIALITIEsi
Received by the last steamer om Europe Avery thsSs
line GRENADlNE WALLS, GRENADINES, TISSUES
and VAIL BAREGES.
gtt Inna h.fpu N.
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RyY YCAIIs.-Thi. beautiful QrApRILLE

RNY CALIS.-This beautitulQl AlRlILt
~ end BArILE-PlftE INTRODUCING The Amy 60,
or,,o.a by q soeo- and rr-0-ed sYerr 4irhi a. VA.
.rt, Theasr Is usi pnbihed Ff's 20 cents viii e l'
tnl vlgnee ;u. Aiso Aerchns AlonE' Dy br adepfy,
oug aud Pisuo piece p c,uts oscl- 'bu4T HflfiuJsr
soue ard Ga % p cssa rrrh "FsU DoneisnH j. ou's
~ ocus sStAudArd OF Freedom" worcs b. IL. II. Addey
,p.i, n, n Thomas = cents "FatA Iufgtna MDufaa."
by oenhsupt 50 cents The shove auJ music .-ui
mil postage raid ON foce pt Of tie price FIRTH, fOND
4 { a No 81 Brosdasy. NeF.iofI.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29


DAREGE ROBES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE d Co.
ARE OFFERING TIE BALANCE OF THEIR
BAREGE ROBES,
At -. - and Is.
ORIGNAL PRICE. 80. 80 and sIa
CASAL-ST, corner Of Mercer.
NLOTH III | N G.,
Y SPRING AND SUMNER, 1852
We beg inform you tina, we bsve now on hand AID
are manufacturing, the
LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE UNITED
STATES.
Having sdded
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
We have hesitation In saying that have the most com
p!c.e 4s.or.mcnt In the market.
Gres, Inducements offered 20 cash Unyers
LONUsTREET. BRADFORD Co.,
No Aa BroStssy,
Cor. Leonardst, Eew-York
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

rOR EUROPEAN CALCULATION Ear Ii,,n
the departure 0f each Mall stramsc, q 80, ID ~.
70 pnDn'ne ~ appurn postage included. sings. s.SSf"S
pool " ,iIls.s THE TRiBt NE Asso.IAtMt
Ctar. A"No' Nc Is NSsss A. !"
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New pnblirdilons.
, BETTER PART

nISCRETION Is TIE BETTER PART
~ or VALORr
CARTE PHOTOGRAPHS. for Albums, Of this capital
Sketch by the in,miiAhlo Daley, Just puhhshsdby - ,
T.. ANTHONY. no. 30l bTosdway, y. '.
Sent by mail on receipt OF q cents
Also, Done Gone and Tho Neglected Picture, "no
style. 49,
600 Portraits Of Eminent American Tor Album
Photographic Albums IN great Vire.y
Catalogue sen. on receipt Of stamp
TTNHE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
II An abn<ueut Of tho
Report Of Cap;. A A. Humphres u > A. and Lieut. h'hi5
l.. Abbot 4. 3 A,
upon
Jbs PHYSICS AEb HYDRAULlCs %
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
The Proteelon Of tho Alluvsl Region Asanl oFenoFi
and nyon he
D.ep.nlns of ihs Moaihs. .,..
n, the authors ol the Rspori .s,i''sd by EDWIN
HALE ABBOT. g. n,
J. b. LIPPINC0GT Co.,
Phil,ioph.
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ANY one sendinsa single letter patstsmp Will receive s-
eular with the eng.synss sbcye rcierred to.
CCOUNT BOOKS and S'TATIONERY.-A
~ fi supply constantly hand ard made 70 order Bn'i'
us.s men are invited call the old stand Good and chap
HOWE \ FERRY, late Rs,Dor, No. 70 b9ve'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

TuE NEW-YORk WEEKLY TRins isoN W.
rsIr sEmu.wBGKLY TRIBUNE D.
- vpw.yORn TRIBUNE

ppblished every TUESDAY ana rhDA, @ ones gor II
~ rst aanaul; Two Copirs Tor p9i rave e'P''
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GlGChiucrn.

hOR SALE-IWo % + l. l. r. L J. 4 II Il
PRE- E-sES two ENHOSSiNG MACHINES. quantity
%. COPPER and STEEL PLATES, various Stsreoty re
Curs at Cord shears and Tabes various Bindeg shoas
So, or ShLt tt ss,rlhco, o. No - bcy-st
MACHINERY for SALE--A lO-horse En-
iYk g.ue and Loco motive Bole- used ouly ,ir months
h, tnenrs tom go 25 lorir power DealtF 10 iocomo.
GrEEL PEN MACHINERY Tor SAIE-In.
> cu3lg uppor and Lower Die Presses Tpd,,. Sicel
Rolling hi.l Sc WIZ BE- eod very low. Apply d. no %
u.rs'.
tEHT GREAT AMERrAN PUMP ba.t
tis'em, Wei sud Iiro Pump -Res.g from an depths
i1ca 20 al distances work ei.y works we'll DON'T
nf VecSci las three yta' suuoc aud equal Pnc,s
feincrd Dfe'd1E. rnt Prices free Address JAMES NJ.
fDNEl. No. AZ. Brosdwny.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08
The Legal Tender Notes.

1t is question of great and pressing mo-
ment, whether any further issue of legal ten
der notes can consist with lust prudence on
the part of our national government. The
question should not be complicated by any de-
bate about an expansion which shall render
the currency vaueess-so much waste paper.
No such purpose is entertained by Secretary
Chase, We may be assured, and the thing
cannot be done blindfold. What will be the
results, immediate and prospective, of a fur
ther Issue Of legal tender notes secured by the
ample returns of the tax law, and backed by
the whole resources of the government? That
is the question, naturally branching into two
inquiries.
The immediate consequences are obvious.
The circulating medium needful to supply the
demands of active trade will be furnished tand
there is deficient circulation at present. =
the rate of interest will continue low; and
prices tciu adrdnce. These are the results al
fecting individuals. Over against the evil of
still advancing prices, IA burden so evenly dis
tributed that few are sensible of its real weight
must be put the salvation of our country. The
embarrassments from which the government
can only be saved bya further issue of these
notes, is thus clearly and forcbly described in
the New York independent:
Were no more circulating notes TO be issued,
the government would be compelled 10 raise
money al the rate of over million of dollars
per day by selling its securities. The results
of this would be-frst, an immediate increase
in the price of money; second, great de-
mand for money; third, competition between
the government and every merchant and man
ufacturer for money. This, while the war is
in progress, would gradually become ruinous
TO both parties; for the merchant and manufde-
turer could neither import nor produce as rap
idly as the people, the army, and the navy
would require the government could not pur-
chase ample supplies, and what they did pur-
! chase would be at largely advanced rates.
! Fourth, the price OF government securities
! would rapidly fall, and the amount of depreci-
! alton would be governed solely by the necessi-
ties of the government. This would induce
! greater efforts on the part Of the rebels to
/ prolong the war; for the harder they fought,
and the more they protracted the contest, the
more would financial necessities compel the
| government to seek an early termination of
! the war. Such, we suppose, would be some of
the necessary consequences of change from
issuing legal tender notes to raising money in
the only other known mode, by selling United
| States securities.
But, although it is thus apparent that a
present necessity compels this step, something
must be done with these notes in the end, and
what? What are the prospective consequent
ces Of further issue? There are prophets
who foretell Il terrific financial crash whenev-
er specie payments shall be resumed. Mean
while we invite the careful attention of our
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08

The REPORTED CAPTURE OF THE HAIR
RIEr SPAuLDING.-We are inclined to think,
from some circumstances which have come to
our knowledge relating to the conduct of
captain Peabody" that our neighbors of the
Argus got hoaxed in the account which he
gave them of the capture and burning Of the
bark Harriet Spaulding by the pirate steamer
Alabama. The conduct of Capt. Peabody"
was, to say the least, singular while he was
here, and we have not much doubt his whole
story was hoax, and for the purpose of ex-
citing sympathy.
P. S.--Since writing the above we find the
following in the Boston Journal of Saturday
evening, which confirms our opinion. Says
the Journal:
There is every reason for believing that
the whole story is fabrication, from the fact
that no vessel bearing the name of Hiram has
recently arrived at Fall River, and neither is
there any report of such brig having sailed
from Pictou. Furthermore according to the
Custom House record of clearanees in New
York, the name of the captain of the Harriet
Spaulding is Wallace, not Peabody, as report
ed above. And finally, one of the owners,
who was in town to-day, says he has no knowl-
edge of the capture of the bark"
Capt. Peabody" while here obtained money
from one OF our mercantile firms on CONNER
cial street. He also borrowed a coat cap and
gloves for the ostensible purpose of going skat-
ing Thursday afternoon. When he got to the
basin he was so intoxicated he could not stand
on the ice. He returned to the city and said
he was goingto Lynn; since which time moth
ing has been seen of him or Of the garments
he borrowed.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08
STATE OF MAINE.


Supreme judicial Court. October Term, 1862
SAMUEL TRlCkEY, of Cape Elizabeth In said
- County, Plaintiff, rersus Watson Rand of -,
and William Rand Of said Cape Elizabeth Defend
ants Action Of assnmpsi TO recover of said defepd-
ants amount due their joint and several promisso-
ry note dated at Cape Elizabeth. June 30 1865 for
$500, payable in year from date with interest
Ad damnum $1,000
Writ dated June 25th, ls62 and returnable at oc-
tober Term 1862.
Upon the foregoing the Court Order that the
Plaintiff cause the above named Defendants TO be no.
tilted OF the pendency of this suit, by publishing z
three weeks successfully in the Maine State Press
newspaper printed in Portland in the County OF
Cumberland, an abstract of the Writ and Decfara-
ton and this Order Of Court thereon the last publi-
cation to be twenty days at least before the sitting
OF said Court to be holden at Portland aforesaid on
the third Tuesday Of January, A. ID. l563 that he
may then and there in said Court appear, and show
cause. If any he have, why Judgment should not be
rendered against them aud execution issue accord
ingly.
Attest. DIV. FESSENDEN.
Abstract of Writ and Order thereon
Attest, ID. w. FESSENDEN. Clerk
25 w3w
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Ship Mary 0'Brien, (of Thomastonl vesper, at Liv-
erpooi from BasseiD, experienced very heavy wealth
er IN rounding the Cape of Good Hope which caused
the ship TO labor and make wafer Had heavy wea-
ther in the Channel blew sails away and was obg.
ed to make for Queenstown. where the vessels was
in tow of two tugs. On the 23d of Oct the weather
being squaly, the ship struck on Pluckngton Bank,
in the Mersey causing her to make wafer fast that
the pumps would. not keep her free she taken
into Birkenhead entrance where she grounded along
side the pier. The lower part OF her consd
eraby damaged.
San Francisco, put into Rio Janeiro Oct 18th, in a
leaky condition.
Ship Chaplin, Hall, from Boston for San Francisco
put into st Thomas Nov 24h in distress leaky. She
had thrown overheard part of her cargo, and will
have to discharge for repairs.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08
: la " SUN hELLE I A. T.,
20 Rlneck nr strpnt NOW York
DEAFNESS CuRrp.-Mrs. NJ. G. Brown will be a

DEAFNESS CuREp.-Mrs. VI. G. Brown will be at
the Preble House for one week.
remarkable case of deafness cured in twenty four
hours by Mrs. NJ. G. Brown, Professor on the
and Ear, and proprietor of Poor Richards Eye Water
81, Bartlett j Decoster, No. 2 Halls Court, Port
land give this certificate, TO certify that have been
deaf from child, and for twelve years past have
been quite deaf. have spent hundreds of dollars,
without receiving any benefit whatever. Last Sat
urday went TO the Prebe House and made arrange
ments for Mrs. b. to treat me for deafness. In "a
hours after her first application could hear every
voice in the house. can stand in the cellar and
hear the clock tick in the partor Grateful TO G cd
for his great deliyerance, l heartily commend her
mode of treatment to all who suffer as have doneo
Every kind of diseased and weak eyes also Catarrh
healed. and cure warranted. Charges moderate.
MRS VI. q. BROWN,
Nov. l3-f 4l0 Arch ST., Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, So.
supreme judicial Court October Term 1852.
LNDwARD A. kEENE, of Alexandria, in the
IL state of Virginia Plaintiff, Conrad h. John
son, of Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsylvania.
and Elisha ). BARTLETT of Portland in the County of
Cumberland. copartners under the name and style Of
Conrad Bartlett, defendants. Action of assump-
sit TO recover the sum of five hundred seyenty-eight
dollars and sxtyfour one-hundredths, according 10
the account annexed TO the writ.
Ad damnum $4,000.
Writ dated September Both, A. d. 1s62-return able
at the October term, A ID. 1862.
Upon the foregoing the CoSrt Order, That the
Plaintiff cause the above named Conrad X. johnson
TO be notified of the pendency of this suit by pub
fishing three weeks snecessiyely in the Maine State
Press newspaper printed in Portland in the Coun-
ty OF Cumberland, alb btract of the Writ and Dec
laration and this Order of Court thereon the last
publication TO be twenty days at least before tie sit
ting of said Court to be holden at Portland aforesaid
on the third Tuesday of January A. D. 1883 that he
may then and there In said Court appear, and show
cause, If any he have. why Judgment should not be
rendered against him and execution ssue accordingly
Attest, ID, W. FESSENDEN
Abstract Of Writ and Order of Court thereon.
Attest, ID. w. FESSENDEN. Clerk
rs w3w
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08
readers to the following paragraph from the


article already quoted
1t is certain that the fact, or even the assur-
ed prospect, of peace, would instantly cause
q great advance in the price of United States
securities. The legal tender notes are conver-
tible into fve-twenty six per cent stock. This
stock, like every other kind of United States
stock, would advance above par; and the pro-
cess Of converting the notes into stock would
go on as rapidly as the clerks could perform
the changes. The great market for the stocks
would be abroad. Every million of dollars
shipped to Europe would give us so much of
exchange, which would be, as it is now, the
same as gold; and the amount thus shipped
and drawn against when the war is over, would
only be measured by the amount which the
government issues. Thus money in vast sums
would come to us; exchange would fall; gold
and silver be again released from their hoard
ing-places; and specie payments resumed,
while the abundance of money and of exchange
would enable the resumption to be made with
out any shock to the finances of the country.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08

gB-The Augusta correspondent of the Bos-
ton journal says there is a report in political
circles that certain leading men of the Demo-
cratic party are in consultation with reference
to buying the Age newspaper of this city, and
the Courier of Hallowell, consolidating the
racy of Maine"
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08
DIED.

In Cape Elizabeth Dec. 9th. of Group, George W.
SON OF Henry 5 and Abigail ). Jackson. aged yrs
smonths IA days lLewiston and Bangor papers
Please copy.
as-fuleral on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
at his fathers residence. Friends invited to
tend.
Ia Cape Elizabeth Nov. 21st, Mrs. Emily wife of
Geo. Hatch. of Westbrook and dau gher of the late
Capt sylYanus Higgins. aged 81 years months.
In East Winthrop Nov 18th, Mrs. Elizabeth E., wife
of David Cargiil, Esq. aged IL years months.
Ia Jay, Mr.. james Beam aged So years
In Palermo Nov 10Th. Ralph Buker Esq, formerly
OF Albion, aged IS years.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08
MARRIED.

In In this city Dee 81. by Rev Horatio Stebbins
Oliver q. Hooper, of Charleston. Mass, and Miss
Mary NJ Jose, of this city
Ip Boston Dec 3d. by Rev. Rollin n Neaie, D. d.
W. IL. Hunt, OF Portland, and Miss +. r.. daughter
OF the late John Richards, Esq of Hallowen.
la Halowell, George ). Lincoln, of Portland, and
Miss Louisa 4. Clazier. of IL.
la Pennington Dee. 4ih. Benj. Whittier of Ches-
tervile, and Miss Georgia ~, daughter OF Hon Lem
uei Bursiey, of +.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08
PORTLAND posi- OFFICE.

MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
WESTERN-Arriyes al u 40 and u l.. VI. Closes at
7.45 A. H. and 30 f. NJ
EAsIERN-Arriyes ut l.50 7. VI. Closes at l2 NJ.
STEAMBOAT AiAlI4-ArTiyes from Eastpoft Me, ST
John \ Il aad the British Provinces Tuesday morn
mornings. Closes Thursday at 1 Z. ~
EU UROPE-Closes every Saturday az l30 r. NJ
CANADA-ArTiyes at /. 80 7. NJ Closes at II II.
3 p. NJ.
sag-Oilce open daily (sundays exceptodl from 8
A. NJ. TO . Il. NJ On sundays, from 81 10 8! a, ~
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08
Portland and New York steamers
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.

The splendid and fast Steamships
zx<S CHESAPEAKE" Capt. WILLETr.
1nfsand ''PARkERSBURG," Captain
zxxISSs-s5 HOFFMAN, viii, until further notice,
follows:
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland. every WEDNES-
DAY, and SATURDAY. at L. NJ and leave Pier
North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at 8 O'Clock, +. VI.
These vessels fitted up with fine accommodations
for passengers making this the speedy safe and
comfortable route for travellers between New York
and Maine. Passage $780, including fare and State
Rooms.
Goods forwarded BY this line and from Montreal,
Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastport and 81.
John.
Shippers are requested to send their freight to the
steamers asearly as p. NJ, on the day that thep
leave Portland.
For freight passage apply to
EMkltfY FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
ii. b. CROMWELL CO., No. s6 West Street,
New York.
Dec. 8. 1872. diff
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoS.-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. aug1-d6m
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-08

OPENING OF WINTER BoSSErs.-Mrs. A. COLBY
will, on Friday, Dec 9th. open choice selection of
Winter BoHaets. Caps, Head Dresses, &C., consisting
of every late style of Paris New York, and Home
Manufacture.
sg-No. l23 Middle street. Mussey's Block, lover
Corey's.l
Portland, Dec. 4, 1852. lw.