davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14

ulURSJANT to license from the Hon. John A
III Waterman, Judge of Probate for the County Of
Cumberland, granted on the first Tuesday Of Octo.
Der inst shall sell at public auction the twenti.
eth day of November next at II O'Clock NJ, all the
right title and interest George c. Taylor had In
to the lot land with the buildings thereon situate
on the northeasterly side of Washington street In
the rear of land owned by Edward Maybsrry, No
q said street being the same premises conveyed
to said Taylor by Charles J. and John Barbour BY
deed recorded in the Cumberland Registry of Deeds
book 255 page l2s, to which deed reference Is had.
Particulars at the sale, which will take place en-
the premises. s. L. CAhLETON,
Administrator Of the Estate of George G. Taylor.
Portland Oct. 16, 1868. oc2O eodtnoy2o
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
The Fourth Reader.


This readingbook is intended for the lower class.
es of our Grammar Schools, and the same general
features preserved in it found in the other
books of the series The introductory 1reatises in
the Fourth and intermediate Readers on Articula-
ton and the training of the Vocal Organs will be
found to be valuable helps. Spelling and Defining
Lessons attached TO each lesson in the Fourth
and intermediate Readers. They have been care
fully prepared.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
Hanson Block, Middle ST., No. I6I.

Scholarships good in any part of the United States
The Principal has had 20 years experience is always
ON the spot, and attends 10 his business; and prom
ises as during the past IL years, pains shall be
spared ID the future. Five hundred references of
the first class business men, with many others of this
city, will testify to the practical utility, capacious-
ness and completeness of my systems and manner
of teaching, and citizens of other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor
ough courses. Able Assistants secured. Bartetps
Plan, the founder of Com mercial Colleges strictly
adhered to as regards not copying Certain times
will be devoted TO Commercial Law calculations
Como all who have failed to be taught business
hand writing and will guarantee to you success.
Applications solicited for Accountants. Separate in
struction given. Students enter any time. Sep
arate rooms for Ladies. Tuition reasonable. Intri.
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire to take lessons, full a separate course
in either Bookkeeping, Navigation, Commercial
Law, Phonography. Higher Mathematics, Civil En-
gineering, Surveying, Native business Writing
Commercial Arithmetic. Correspondence, Card
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text Books viii be avoided please call, address
the Principal. r. N BROWN
Portland, Oct. y, 1868. oc29 cod d&eowly
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
THE MAGEE PARLOR

Consists of four sizes, of chase pattern and beau
tifnl finish. The Parlor Stove is operated upon the
same principle as the Cook Stove.
THE MAGEE PARLOR WITH OVEN, is q new
and improved design.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN. Editor.
IL published at No. s2s EXCHANGE STREET
IN FOX BLOCK, by
N. A. TER& co.


Terms:
THE PORTLAND DAILY Press is published every
morning (Sundays excepted at 5000 per year in
advance to which will be added twenty-five cents
for each three months delay, and If not paid for at
the end of the year the paper will be discontinued
Single copies three cents.
THEMArNE STATE PRESS is published every Thurs
ipaid within six months and 50 so, If payment be
DELAYED beyond the year. l,-
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS (which has large circulation in every part
the Sate for 90 cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
vance.
Rates of Advertising:
S1.25 per square daily first week; rs cents per week
after; three insertions or less 81 00 continuing
ry other day after first week, SO cents.
Half square, three insertions less rs cents one
week. 81. 90; 80 cents per week after.
Under head of AMUsEMRNTs, So 90 per square per
week three insertions or less Sl50
SPECIAL NOTICES, Sl.T5 per square first week
half square, three insertions, 81 90; one week,
Sl.25. st
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates. ....
EH-All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editor Of the Press and
those of a business character to the Publishers.
BUSINESS NOTICES, in reading columns, IL cents
per line for one insertion. Nocharge less than fifty
cents.
gY-JoB PRINTING of overy description executed
with dispatch and all business pertaining to the Of
fce or paper promptly transacted on application
above.
+. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
WHOLE NO. 43.3
LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
STATE OF MAINE.


Il The President has called for 300 600 additional
souneers, 70 meet the present and prospective sxi
OF this additional force Maine is expected 10 fur
nisn her quota and she will not dsappoint that ex
pectation. Now, as heretofore her patriotic men
viii respond 10 the call, and promptly furpish err
full share of the force necessary to vndcate the in
tegrity OF our Government, and maintain the an
premacy of the laws of the Union
our people. with almost entire unanimity have
determined that the present rebellion shall be sup
pressed, and that the Union which it was designed
10 destroy. shall be maintained. For this purpose
they entered upon the contest and to this end they
Will Perseyere until the object be accomplished and
1.-THE world shall be satisfied that free men Gao
endure more. and persevere longer for the preservs
lion OF free government than can the most desper.
ate and determined traitors for its destruction.
The length of the conflict is not to be measured by
years but by events Treason is 10 be mt dorm ana
to that end should all the measures Of the Govern
ment be subservient. Great progress has already
been made. Two years ago rebellion bold def-
ant and apparently successful in half the territory
besciged by armed traitors. Since that time by the
yaor OF our arms, they have been expelled from the
greater part OF this territory and the banners OF the
States which were then claimed as ent Darts
of their boasted Confederacy. -
lation by the closeness with which the asms ~ ~
Union are pressed upon them. Thousands of loyal
men in the South. who have been awed into submis.
sion by their despotism, are now nocking to our
tandards.
A little more pressure. a few more vigorous blows,
and the work Of suppression will be aecompli he'd.
and our Union will stand forth In all its glo
ry, not reconstructed. because not destroyed but
stronger for the assault which has been made upon
1t. These are encouraging omens.
But the work accomplished has cost immense la
Dor, and has required immense resources in both
men and money
ieay and successfully, TO ill their ranks which have
been reduced by the return of those whose term OF
serv ce has expired and thinned by the casualties OF
the field, and to enable tn to hold the vast terri.
tory which has been conquered BY their valor and
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
Just Published.
HILLARD'S READERS.
NEW SERIES.

HILLARD's SIXTH READER.
HILLARD's FIFTH READER.
RD'slSTERMEDIATE READER, ILLUSTRATED
HILLARp's FOURTH READER, ILLUSTRATED.
HrLLARD's THIRD tPRiMARY) READER, ILLUS.
TRATED.
HILLARD's SECOND (PRIMAgY) READER, ILLUS
TRATED.
HILLARD's FIRST URINARY READER, ILLUS.
TRATED.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
No. b --- Exchange Street.
PROPRIETORS OF
The Ma&ee Stock.
THE MAGEE STOVE

VNTE offer to the public as our LEADING Stove
w We say unhesitatingly, that for finish dura-
bility and economy, it has not equal in New Eng
land AT the present high price Of coal, it affords
us great satisfaction to produce a stove which for
economy cannot be beat,
We shall be pleased at all times. to show this stove
TO any one who may call. explain the principle upon
which it is operated, and able TO give undoubted
references AS 10 the truthfulness of statement
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
The intermediate Reader,


This Reader is designed for large towns and cities
ditional book.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
NEW FUNERAL CAR.

EINE subscriber most respectfully begs leave 10 In
Il form the citizens of Portland and vcini ~ that
he has been appointed an undertaken witt. all tho
legal rights and privileges to bury or ,move the
to attend to that duty in the most caret al manner
have new FUNERIL CAR suca as Ii r.ssd al
most entirely in Boston, New York s.nd other ls,.e
cities which propose to use at the funerals attend
as undertaken, at the same price that other Inder
takers charge for the city hearse and nothing ewtr.
from the old price. The poor always literally con-
sidered by JAS. NJ. CURRTER
Sexton of Rev. DR.. Shailer's Church
0RssipEkcE NO 7CHAPfL STREET, jy2sds
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
e PAL NJ Il RS r
EARTIFICIAL LEG, z
! PatrOnized by Governments.

rINHIS world-renowned invention which received
l. the 'Great Prize Medal at the Worlds Fair is
regarded the only reliable Artificial Leg now
made. 1t Is worn by upwards of six thousand per.
sons embracing all classes ages and professions II
is too well known to require extended description
all information concerning il is embraced in the de-
scrptve pamphlet which is sent free to all who ap-
ply.
tB-S0LDIERS OF all the New ENGLAND STATES
supplied without charge. Very large numbers of
soldiers being supplied at the Boston House. l9
Green street Apply to PALMER & co.
octl9 w&stf Boston, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
Head Quarters Provost Marshal.

FIRST DISTRICT MAINE,
Portland, August 20th 1853
A REWARD of Ten Dollars si0l and the reason
n able expenses incurred will be paid to any per-
son for the apprehension and delivery OF Desetter
at these Head Quarters.
BY order Provost Marshal General
CHARLES II. DOUGHTY,
aug2l d3m Capt. and Provost Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
RRIDG TON ACADEMY,

yuyHE Winter Term of eleven weeks will commence
on Tuesday. Dec lst, 1863 under the continued
care of CHARLES T.. HILTON, A. NJ, Principal
THOMAS II. MEAD, Sec'y.
move cod w3w2l
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
The Third Primary Reader.
The Second Primary Reader.
The FIRST Primary Reader

-
The Primary Readers were chiefly prepared bv a
gentleman long engaged in teaching. aud of much
practical experience in all that relates to education
sion. They contain lessons In Enuneiation, with
brief directions TO teachers and selections in verse
and prose for reading lessons. The Exercises in
Enuneiation such as can easily be used by Young
children with the aid OF the teacher.
These books are beautifully illustrated with origin.
al designs by Billings, engraved by JOHN AN.
DREW. The sale of nearly
800, 900 of the Primary Readers
since their publication few years since isan eyi.
dence of their popularity.
In the Fourth intermediate, Fifth and Sixth
Readers, q FEW of the MOST APPROVED selections
In the compiler's former series reproduced but
the selections for the most part are derived from
other sources, and the examination of English Lii.
erature has been very extensive to find a variety of
pieces of intrinsic worth and permanent merit
Great care has been taken that the dif, rent num-
bers of the New SERIES should be CAREFULLY
GRADUATED to the capacity of the classes for which
they designed.
School officers and Teachers are invited TO aa.
dress the publishers.
Copies of the books will be furnished for OK xamina
tion. they will be sent by mail on RECENT of the
postage, which is for the Sixth. "a cents Fifth 20
cents Fourth, 16 cents: Third Primary - cents.
Second Primary, cents; and First Primary 3 cts
Eg-The Publication of the Old Series will be con.
tinued as heretofore.
BREWER. & TILESTON.
l31 Washington ST.. Boston.
oc22 TuTh& S3w& wSwlS
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
GOrlhanl seminary.

vVNHE Winter Term of this Institution will COM
i mencs on TUESDAY, Dee. lst, aud continue
ten weeks. j. A. WATEhNAN, oeeretsfy'
novll eod3w
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-14
EDUCATIONAL.

Highland Boarding school for Boys
IN BETHEL MAINE.
TUyHE Winter Term of this school win commence
Il on the first Tuesday in December ana continue
eleven weeks Send for Circular to
Mt TRUE, A NJ,
ocao eod4w Proprietor and Principa
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-19
vINCENNEs UNIVERSITY.
Preparatory Department
OF THE
VINCENNES UNIVERSITY.

TINE REPUTATION OF THIS SCHOOL HAS
been established by seven years Of operation,
and ny the uniform success with when its p pup.ls
have sought admission into the Eastern Colleges
and q. S. Military and Naval Academies Inc
6ourse of studies comprehends all the elements oi
a liberal education.
..,rber nth. r. NJ. CHAPMAN, D. D.,
nnrs. 4 4 wtauc3o Principal.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-19
WEDNESDAY MORNING ...............AyGUsr
OPERATIONS AGAINST vIOKsBURG.
GEN. GRANTS OFFICIAL REPORT.

Report of the Operations of the Army
OF the Tennessee, from the day Ma
lor General U. S. Grant Assumed
Immediate Commend of ts3e Expe-
dttiOn Against Vicksbur2 to the
SUrrender nf fhaS pI~eA
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-19
LAW CARD.
Jas. II. w alker.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Agent for obtaining Pensions,
Back Pay and Bounty
TOR DISCHARGED soLDIERS,-AND FOR
L tho Widows and other legal Ispresen 'atlVes OF
thosa ho die in the service of tho United States.
once on the Northwest side of Third Street,
near the Washington House nd nearly opposite
the Court Hou.e, Evansville, Indiana;
atended to. gAo-lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
Passengers Arrived

7, L. g. sf,aaU Corfinsnia! nom Neia- OrieanABrig
Gen Grover, Cart Hilbert tsbl f.TAins. CspL tOwi-
cut OTIS surgeon Reed DIR. Hitchcock, Df. He,nHelinan
Lieut. Steduan sud Secretary s2a NAss., Major +.
rtss Capt j. NJ. Sanger Lieut.. ii. A. Iarulrg All. C.
Davis QuAftsin.a~f 4. NJ. burftl e.. T. Nstsrcr, Capt
Leonard, Ll.a. J. q. White, Lieut. Sshtcrson. Capt
H. 5 Column Liout ~. huueli. Lieut. J. T. buusil. Capt
j. ,o.lwt Lieut.. H. 81 Duncan, Leat l.. 4 Powers. Capt
D. " Bailey Lieut. &. ihillps. IL. a. Serat Capt }
b. Cob Lieut. Is {. Tinthsn. Lieut.. j. {. ClaHen Cap,
L Fn.nos Loot A. A. Ford. Lieut.. O. q. Nichols. 1t
a. = Proctor e. h. Bss.on. 4. > Coz tu-s. ; A. NaieE
BLti.fne!d Li,sL lGntsTs, Al. hsnos. lnAs Fthsr
CAPT J. UsGn-y. CAPT ". ". Miner. j. h Ws,oos', 3
- Macpherson. n. Doyey. l. K. Hsme ..e, NJ ChaiA ek
Lieut. A. Auuau h. 4. Nakias. ". r 1si..c J. : PvcG
frnnk ) Leach. And so Privaos i4d Mac Vols.
In a. y IaE'po's iH'H 5. Ie0ry yfom Newbsrn
C. Mrs. Lou.iau aud servant, Afr ,. Adams, tspt
l. b. figsins. q. , ~. Llcui,oL Levi Captains stew
art Auu0n ard Ssa Lfrutsa0nts osfinsr Joy. Ira
ts.. Ad.n. Benson. aud ydrs ia q tho 4 y. \. tsv
ayt Chaplain !. J. Carroll Asst Surgeon Dusrnhury, &.
gth y j. ana Lewis Lieut. Nooswonh, r. " savage "
b ~; Lieut. Jors, " >. Lsnsdon, CAPT. Buesao~. n
Paine r. unpnItu1 r. . krshow and "a "a the st-efegc
n T. y sfffD nchtgovt DpGies Hgc,. ~ .. ArtsbsfH
n. C-li-nt r. :. Fallen ard Al. Ilayws4i Cart Ans C.
Lieut. ". { kuuyon CuPt j. h Lowe. t1ir ta-as Ms
SAM Lieut. ~ u. Mot, Lieut. James tGY-ss Li.nt uet
chee Lieut.. 4. Mason Lieut. John Maay, Lieut. -Loiu,
ert ,lmoud Capt Geo. sEords IT,. Lent v f. slcgrr
Lieut. !. CAIN Mr. Ferns lacy, and Two drcn. Mi ,ll
n snd ady Mr. Car aud W. ehf.rs. ai Jessie "a. Io
mon. Lieut.. ". IL hos'Is Cals. h~ymold Neit hslnoT
80 10 tho sisefagc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
AIIlfst. rsE.NTs.
Tur Guosr.sllow Ar wALLAcKs.

TIE GHosT-sllow Al wALLACK's.
The only theatrical novelty IN town during tho
mast week has been the Ghostshow mt WhllGcks.
Tho exact nature Of the show together with the
procs-ser used We find 10 have been clearly and
con,isoly indicated in tno following passage from
Parler's School Compendium OF Natural Philoeo-
ply" Boston, ls52l, which We quoted IN The
TRIBusE OF this DAY week. and which is 20 much
more 10 the poln, than anything else We have Seen
and. moreover, 30 effectively dirposes Of the claims
OF Mcssrs. Ducks aud PEPPER, th.t We venture g.
reproduce ~
" Concave mirrors have tho peculiar property Of
forming iuasos IA lac ar. Toe mirror ana We Cd
l-ci D-iny concealed behind u screeI OF wal, ahi
The Object being etfongly illuminated, the rays rom
tue object fall upon tue minor, and are Ttus,t.d ~
IL tlroubh oIeuhg Ia the screen or wall, forming
an image IA the air. Showmon have awaited them
srlycs OF bs property oil eoncaVo mirrors IN pro-
ducing tie appearance Oi aplsiiuOnr, which have
terrified tAe young AID tie ignorant. Iheeo m,g's
have Lcen presented with proat diriiDctuers aud
beauty, by mslBga line transparent cloud al blue
sInoks b. means vi ciahng dish, around tie ioous
Ol "a IErg, cOhcavo hifiof'
We may also repeat the following statement from
a London weekly (1he Pnbhc OpniOnJ writer
in which fiat took the trouble ~ ferries ont aud
make public tho shove extract:
In page us Of the came work (Mr. Pnrkers), the
whole modHs operaHd. Is minuteIy explained More
over Va Germany many years since, tue zpeeieI made
iis appearance IA Macbeth" with wonderful eiioct
Ia tie " MufgnHll.' of Edgar A. Poe that oAtYn-
siye render makes an allnson To thr fact: " Won
Rauncr ,ays tLat Eusen, German olaieinl, Threw
"A shhdowy iorm into tie chair Of Bhuquo ~ VI ticai
means. Intense effect was produced.
TIE Loedoa Ira has llso taken up the SUBJECT
and It's last issuo says:
II Ii probable that tho entire world OF "bpllts
40 lar In they congregato in tho French capital VAL
be summoned ono OF these days 70 - tribunal De-
fore which they httlo dream Of appearing, and IN
which they Will receive dehni'Vo senio"e', VIZ: a
ParIs court oI law. There no many noi-y claiG-
ants 10 tue Invention" that their preteitions or
rights aro constantly clushiug tho resus oein. That
tho " ghosts have been ihld-to employ the pr'ier-
slonal lerIn-beloro tho lawyers. WAC ats not the
least skillul oi morals IN making something out oi
nothing. as nval inventors are generally required
IA law aus to produce their discoveries, tho owners
OF the npIaions WILL no doubt, be asked TO exhibit
thsm. ono aud ali. before tho French Judges There
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
pnssengcrs sailed

Ia ,t~,tip HanmontI ~, southanytos Fiarre dnd Ham
~. ,.,..'t . 1 g.iins IA Josn l,rr..u A,.,
~. ,s .,.,.r Nj and Mo 0frafd and two chi.dren
- Nfi.. t.1,.op Az. A. Norton Nv L....t.oth 4
t,,..rLridl M,,s % Gcoll Sir and NJ WarI SIS
So. -. ,,,i.s.u.t MAJ, Uofu,tster N.N Orl-,-s.
80, H., ',,i.ter a, Alt aud Mn. Julus Map.,,.ilf.
N,. yofi, ll,,oi.t smrntne Meftischamp Now on
~ -t'..a,,, . , An. I,u,.ttn. ko,,,, s..tbu,,h
W,-. ,l.,otb,. korni DO, ) Cohn and family Phi l.e
ms, Iona t,fustu AID hive .drru - Louis. h Y an
ne 81 Loust tof Eru..n.r y. Loris; tha. Bush J-r.
.sYtG nocts,airr MI aud Mrs. Wilhelm Holpsun.
III, up.cn J.co. Levi, n. l., nssidcua Well Mise Dur,
V,l mi Mir, H.fth, Amhol.f Cincinnati Johanna Gray
ttic.,o bia.art tiu.mich u Ar sui Mr.. AleI Mon.
10y rbti AMI n,rnt Johu Flrm,un N.w.Oi ,su,, e. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
SHIPPING FNTELIICENCE
PORT CT Esw-YoRK.. .Ars. o
TlcrreN.

Steamers Empire City. bsx Fortress Monroe N O
Ro6erts Hammora Ham schwsnsen Southampton and
Hqmbnrg Kuniait &C.. C@i, (3T.) Smith, London aud
Quesnstown How and Aspinwal.
Ship-John :. Harris. BIZ Harmon PicoD w. Desnoi
Con.,el tion Aiuner 81 John. n u Charles Carol.
Esther ID \ .pdob i.ousln TTask DearUurn, Csors.
anna, tBr) Reed Bristol. Arkel. TUFTS Z Cot Un,oa.
tBrm.), uo.s. mann, Bl-Hr Gars!s a A.yerf H. W.
Griffith. tBr.l Dr1,umond. Mstsnzts j. j. Ward 20 {
Ocean Eose, Berry, LsyaaG ilgJuio 4 flmzi Huotef'
i9r@ ssiea,, 'F.oGp'on & y in'er r.. .n....o,.
bn.s-LoFsIa, Wads. EiizaDethport Tr.sS Dearoorns
lie iie';s orys OBJ Buit St John. n r. Gordon B'cee
MoAulifi Ella Orb Thorn pson Rio Grande de sal Or
Son L Co J. b. Elliott (Br) sbshsn Dsmarsra d. Il. De-
wo' sorthrrn Belle. Orb Groench y mer2ra, Eneas
Harvest Queen Hollis, Nassau I. X Webster bepn.1s
(bL) Harvey =. Jonos r. r. Whitney; West, Har'
deson. Boston. IAomgson Il Hunter.
cnooners per, Coombe, Boston Yates Porterhe'd
W. Congdon, tbr:D Simmons st. Kits. NJ Hubbard;
Light Boat CLARK Frankfort. Me.; Francs (Sic) ODOa'
nei Greyogn. Me J. q. BODY Hope, OBJ, Carweal.
Halifax. II. j. { c. A. DeWolf, Pbfsnthrspist Homer.
Baekspogt. Me- X. L. Buck Co Dsad, (Pot Sandiord,
Liy,Tpoo ten Scot rapley, Boston G. NJ. Barlow JsI
@. Ramsay, BaTces., Washington Bentley, Jnitb Co
Chernb, bailey. hoisseil fcr;uson wood Eian Loaiss
Snow. N,w-Ha,en; 7 B. Ho.smen r nee Blue En Me-.
q. L. Ietch tedora bi bsnch - kits, Il Dewdff
HoYnd (bI) MsrnIrsu. Bermuda Middleton a Co.; GOOD
Wh tSr) johnson, habor leland. ED-as; Hope. tbrA
Carroll, HALIFAX. a. J. Z. !. Desoi Planet. 9TH VIII
an Londonderry NJ s.. II. J. q c. A. Dewof; Henry n
LOTT tBTl, bou.as Touro, NJ ), }. r. NLtn.y.a -; J,
b. Hooanogs. Iaouas, Port Royal; L. r. Co~perthw.its
Rogers Nosfoia g. ii. PiersoD. Sea Symph Consy "no'
i1Xton, l.. h-nYy. Magellan Lippincot Great biis, nd.'
Van Brunt sia.ht. J. . Buckns,er Lingo. fTeferiea.
Del Mary, Tice Pbiadepnia. W. hcnesi bo1es'
sankin h.uneyec. J. V. Hsyilandi Fanny fetn' Jaw"
Bristol Kenny, Ellen Louisa snow NeS-hsves. . =.
Soop-PIenter, Freeman, New London. H. g hac~-"
son. - an,
o,eamers-Empire. Hunter. WsshiOetoni +. w. Bruno
sOsger, baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10
Arrived. .....SusoAY. Aug 8

S,e.nshir fprD. Hec.a, Hockey Liverpool July - via
ureusOwn !h. $40 p H. nase ana D. iassc"s.s - e.
stem Detroit ~ s. An,por,. Teal, "a'hinssss to u
s.smcf Geo P.shody a. $ tran port Atwe PORT Royal
s L oh lust. ia ballast 90 U. : - i.r'sfllasser .
enm.r III ufy Burden ~. : u-csl'i) cole, Fortress
81 .to- 20 h8a.. L. u. l... 20 4 ;. . artofmasteF .
N,leu fSwl Anderson, London, - oays, iH t~iis>s
:, Fuuch. Mem 10 Nendt ,,,.,. .,
Biz rfackcs tBr. Of shel5usn' y 81 "iA'Ams sisn-
hles5' Iuly - no..srs 10 Brett son GO.
Xii, lu.Fustluu. tof LouSon) Mcllie, OGsns CsDarieA
p d.y TO- ballast to ". W. DeFoFest Co. Les NO aneir
Biz F'udeni. (Prss). Ressswi;E Rotterdam y lays
ma . TO Fuuch Nriucke Ncadt July J. iAI " " isa-
sbr MAJ 4 su..n (oi Nassau. " ~. AIoary Ee'aoaN
1.,s pine pnl-s 10 J.mrs Dousas
san b. \. Hawkins. Waycoti. AeAandIs days wS0S
20 y. L. NcCrrudy X 90 - ,,,.- -,
schr n. Wan Name Van Name, fsiha wool
s,nr IS. T. ,ubb.Iy, Virgins. wood
So, sab X Isyin, French, Virgins wood
scbr lvlia Ana. ualsey, Virginia. wood
Sehr T. C. Sadrr riion Virginia wood.
schr Msmeutc. Brd.al, |rgiats. wood.
s.oop Annie Loyc, Nhgn,, wood
steaneg King Fisher. Nye, Providence. mass 70 -
Steamer f. ~ Fsiroaid Trout, fhadeiphis. mdse " j. b
Steiner D. Uaey Philips. Philadelphia md'e to j. n
bre.- . 80, -, -. AZ
S.ssm,s Beverly Pe.c.. ehiadelPhis, mde. to james
EAud.
sAI.rD-sth steamers Albany aud Empire brss Fab
Re- Scotland saaehc.tl. sohIs HI aio Sio Gay, w. w.
s.li h. uan.Sef. aud o.h-!'
Memoirs nia.
III. steamship Hudsok fof New 0rleans at Pier No u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

increase. 4l},1OL VI F+'"'N'' VI
The New-York Central owes S3.OD,o00 OF "
cent bonds due in june Io64.' II WA s's ed at The
last annual meeting in December, 1862 that 1t busl-
ness continued as ut present, tho Company could
pay of tue above debt without renewal at maturity.
The Columbia, Piqua and Indianapolis Railroad
sold on Thursday the 9th inst, under foreclosure
Of the first mortgage, for s5O0,0O and was pur-
chased by l.. Holbrook, j. j. Roosevelt and /. T..
Thomas Trustees Of the bondholders.
The Money market continues active at 6 per cent,
but the supply lis moro abundant, and tbs market
more easy The general range of quotations is ID
Der cent, and some capitalists found difficulty to-
dsv in getting borrowers among the Grst-cass COM
mission firms. Stocks have been rapidly changing
b.uds This week, owing 10 the realizing sales and
tho new buyers who were brought into the markets
hence arose new demand for money, while a. the