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The New York herald., 1863-10-13
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fuCr0ascs t4O4slz AS0,OS1
/ Again the deposits are down and the loans up.
In . fortnight the former have declined six mil
lions; the loans are within 5000 900 of the highest
average ever reported Of the 10th uN. The
decrease Of deposits reflects the steady absorption
Of money by the conversion of currency into $40
bonds. Latterly this process has been going on
at the rate of over million day. and sooner or
later SO large an amount of money Withdrawn
from the banks and invested must tell upon the
deposits. The decrease in specials less than was
expected, in view of Saturdays heavy shipment;
} but that shipment will not be fully reflected till
the statement of next Monday is published. The
specie average is now lower than it has been for
2 many months. ia il
Money is very easy; the standard rate for
call loans to-day was G per cent, but all the old
houses were supplied at s. Mercantile paper sells
at s a 8 per cent for first class names.
Gold rose to LEO this morning, and auctuated be-
tween 149N and l50 till noon; in the afternoon IL
rose to l52. AT the close it was l6lT l62. ,Ex-
change was, in the morning. 1874 l65 for bankers
bills, with very little inquiry; in the afternoon
bankers declined to name . rate. s9slo aooliif n
A moderate amount Of business was done in
stocks this morning; the tone of the market was
irregular. Canton rose ~ Cumberland 2, Quick.
silver I. Pittsburg "a. Northwestern TX, Chicago
and Alton 1, Alton preferred r. Erie. Central.
Erie preferred, Reading. Hudson. Harlem. Michi-
gan Central. Illinois, Rock Island and Galens were
without change. Governments were firm. The
tone Of the market was steady, with dis
position on the part Of operators to seek
.specialities and run them up independent of the
general market. The leading operators generally
look for decline in prices before the rise which
is expected this fall, and are holding of. It is
clear, for instance. that when 5000 new shares Of
Hudson are issued, on the LIST proximo. it will need
some nerve on the part Of present holders 10 keep
the price up. and the old hands rather look for q
breakdown which will enable them to come in at
lower figures. At the second board the whole mar
ket was firm and prices we're uniformly better. Erie
rose II Z. Hudson TX, o. Southern a. Pittsburg
Il. Rock Island u. and SO on throughout the list,
the tone of the market being pretty strong but
the volume of business small. At the P. NJ. cell
the market was steady at small decline from the
highest prices Of the afternoon. The following
were the closing quotations of the day:--
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Polio. inssIlissnce.

cnAsos cv MrRprR DvRSo rMr JuLr R,on.-wm Cruise
vas taken into custody yesterday charge Of being
concerned In the murder Of Ms Anne Dcrrckson durn
the July riots Deceased, II WIN be remembered, was
married 70 negro, living In Thomas street, and on the
i1h OF July, while attempting 10 save one Of her
children from the fury Il the mob. was besssn
N such manner 40 10 cause her death. The police
made number OF arrests Al the time but were unable
70 come up wish Cruise until yesterday. Justice Bowling
committed the accused for trial.
kxrsxuv BurcLARr n BsoApwAy.-The extensive dry
goods establishment o Geo. Bliss Co. $40 Broadway Wa
entered by burglars 90 Saturday night, aud robbed
OF N.ooo worth OF silts Tho thieves effected
trance 70 the store through . rear basement window
opening into Caiharine lane. and managed carry on a
thsr pundsr without leaving the slghtess trace behind
Captain Jourdan Of the sixth precinct fess quite annoy
g the circumstances, and using cvsry exerton 10
ANS 'os surusIos os Pusssc OYmoS.-J. r.
o~s'As VINO was arrested some days ago . charge OF
ocrauoms bstoo shoe dealcr out OF 81 200 worth Of
.sures us that the charge is unfounded, and asks
been fully investigated
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sec 4 once more take place on the dividend pay

90 once more takc place on the dividend pay
ing list.
correspondent. who appears TO be wen post
%, referring to . statement published few days
since IN this column concerning the Canton Com
pany states that the true par Of the shares is six
teen dollars. and consequently that the stock is
now selling at 22S per cent. or about ~ high as
Pacific Mail, though it pays no dividends. and never
expects to pay one.
The Toledo and Wabash Company have declared
three and half per cent dividend on their pre-
ferred stock. which now takes its place among
dividend paying securities. 1t is selling at 81
lower than most securities Of the same class.
1, The business of the Sub Treasury was a. follows
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Fires IN New York.


LOSS ABOUT rIFrKxN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
About haif-past one O'Clock yesterday morning nre
broke out Of frame stables In the rear Of No.
ia Cherry street. occupied BY Titus Frazer Titus and
other parties The flames spread rapidly and eleven
horses burned 70 death, valued At about 81 500
No insurance, and owned foliows:-rsus, Frazer 4
Titus, ave horses r. Jemison horse; Finn, one
horse Mr. Daley, one horse j. singleholst one horse
Total, eleven horses The buidines belonged 70 the
Wiistt estate. Los about $500; no insurance The
Nos 176 and 17s Cherry street, running through Mon
street, damaging the stock 70 the extsus Of about
$4,000, burning hUsss. The stook ID unured for
81, ,000 folows:-North RIVER ~ 600 Peter Cooper
5000; Stuyvesans, 700 Rutgers, e2Ooo; Pacific,
q 90, and frHdssmeas oo0 Building No. III Cherry
ssresl owned By Lyon estate b dsnAeeA abouS $500
insured. The furniture u William Brown. occupant,
damaged about 800 insurance The roof OF building
No u MARKET street. owned BY John Knapp. 10 damaeed
about 500; Insured rhs Ore. 10 supposed. cssasd
by boys who slept In the stables. -
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FtNANC Al AND CONNER ciAL.

o., 10 m MoNDAx, Dot. l2-6 P. M.
To-dsy's bank statement compares ~ follows
Wedk end'p Loans. Specie. Cyrcsaa'n. Deposits.
October $206 ,B74 30 614 500 1872 653 40l
October TO- 206 so6003 20 2Sl 56227S l80o37 2S3
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ozry o0nnnAClAk RnPonr

CxwY CO1MuAClAk RBPOAT
l..I d sta ..r neGpAy, 0ua 12-s p. n.
Azn.-foss wore u nodsrsss dsussd u 1xe. ING
and psasb ~ d. n, u..t... .....- s..
u An mprovsmsus d ioc. isc. pr bbL Saturdays
prices but the dsanA fen on dscdsdiy and 1t the
closs holders srpsrssos4 nuoh ieuy In selling unless
ss rsducsoa mon shs opening ngurss Ths receipts
rsached 10 - bbh rhs days sa'ss csnprssd n 900
bbS ssass snd western, 800 bbh. Southern, and 500
bbs CAssdsn Rye nour wss N more demand; $50 bbsi
changed hands st our quosascss Corn meal was doing
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city Intslaagenee.

nm Fnsl Rsarxsr new Yosx cAvAar-furscnos
Aup Px1uzrAnoSs Az me suvnxIr Avmvp AsuuAz--ihs
Arss regiment New York Cavalry. Lisussnans colcns
Mis1un conmandng. was hspsctsd lass evening ~
~ ssveath Avsuus Arssoai BY osnssan spsosr sad
Hall ne rssimcst bss just ben furnisnsd with
shs brssch lcadise carbinss, sad were iass even
she rsstnsst vss formed Int hollow sgsars,
aad General 0picer, On behalf u The nsnbW q troop
O. neat nd apprcprias spesch, pessssssd CAsA Kns-
~ viii haodsons ssrve of silver. Csps. Kasbsl ap-
pgoprAaey rsepooded, aftes which Lsst. OIL Nh.
1ssa, In ssv vel chosen rsnAr1,. % bs.
All q ~ nsnbses sf Coapaaiss Q, q end X,
psessnssd Adjulans r. Dsvoy viii large snA handspne
silver pches 1As Aelstaai, Who vss oeap,.ssly taksa
by surpriss - ~ elegant tsseinoahi e Ne
rsGnsd u ~ 0srmAn membes a " regiment, sAld
whs hs proud y aoosp ~ tokss q shsr regard
- skoad bid ~ eAdssa kod - pescIsm tssSssss
The svsang tsralnaAsd with capenl supper, y vhAsh
sAs whole ragasas - down and eaoysd god tine -
sl the snaii hosfp Of Ne nernng. n af n
Mmxno ~ ~ MAsm ssuzr. "A regular quarterly
meeting Of The Marine scesssy OF New Yos vas hssl
lsss svsaise - sAs uaissd ssaAss Hcss CApsala O. a.
parsAAi .rrs'as.s, s.A sssvs tvssy snssu ssWss&
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Coure Caasuaar-Thas Day.

suyunoa CouRrPart i-Nos. sss, 11e, s5p, 90, eel,
2tsr s09 2itT 1tiS, a71s. 2,1s3, 21N. 100, 2S1
$50, 1881, old number. Part 2-Nos go, 49, 80,
o2e 2Aas 2sso, 2s1a 2eis. a>s2, ats%, s>ss aSss,
2teo, 2,<e2 md 1,tel. 7 rtfi
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OF Arkansas say that The crops never known - y
bcster. Grain Of eli kids abundant, and cotton
win Of fall into hands thus innctlns ssvs
bov ON the rebeh. .. IlH
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Disastsr On the Wsliana Canal.

81. CIYnmurs, @. W., %, 10, 1883.
TIE schooner Ovica laAsa with csa o buraed iae
night the weliand Canal and hss caSsaa drouDel.
NAVIGATION e temporarily obstsuctsd.
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The 0hicsgo Tribune of the 10th inst. says:--
Tue uiaois River Railroad soid under 1scrve OF
chabcery u Springfield the LIST instant, the principal
boodhoidess becoming ths purcha ers for S4d000O
Mess Aroead Aken and lrew bridge represent $3.50 900
Of toads, while only aboHt 700 arc In osher nds
the route extends HON Jacksonville to Peorathat para
from Virginia 70 Peoria being In operattos ihe pur'
ohasosg neend 70 pa the division Virginia 10 Jack
sonvAs under contract immsdiatey. with view 10 the
early completion Of the road through Its whole length
ent with the Bureau Valley and Hannibal road :" secure
through rdate 70 Chicago. The name Of tnc road y 20
be changed 70 the Jacksonville. Peoria ana cn'oaeo ""
road ~ i l 81 HsiNtR VIZ tf-ttt - .
The earnings of tho Terre Haute and Alton Rail
road from January to October were a. fol-
lows
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The receipts from informal revenue for the
ending Saturday. Oct. 10. were $2.ls6,00O.
Tha Qhiosuo Tribune of the 10th inst, Says:-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

New Yo.K, Dec. 10.
The Post says 1t is reported that the Com
nercial Advertiser has been sold by Messrs
Hall & Co, TO several persons, among whom
are VIM. II. Hurlbut, OF the World, Mr.. Will
son tonce of the Times, but more recently en-
gagged as President of the Continental Bank
Note Company, and Wall Street banker and
Spectator, are the principals. 1t is said that
the new proprietors will take possession on
the LIST of January.
Report says John Morgan has reached Rich
mond, via the Big Sandy River. JEFF. Davis
has given him 3 command In an army In
Georgia.
Pernambuco letter reports that a bark OF
about $50 tons, believed TO be rebel priyateer
and called the Release, was seen Oct. 9th, in
lat. S., and 81 w. She is supposed to have
been one of the prizes of one of the rebel prl-
vateers, and armed and manned by her cap.
tor.
The Posts Washington dispatch says the
President will probably make Gen. Buford,
Major General before night. Gen. Pleasanton
had an interview with Mr.. Lincoln, and re-
quested his promotion.
The case of Senator Bayard will come up in
the Senate tomorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

CARLO, ILL.,, Dee. 10.
The steamer Van Phul, from New Orleans,
TN INST, arrived here with 10 hhds sugar and
33S bbls. molasscs. She was not fired into
going down, as reported, but OH her way, upon
the Sth wasattacked twice, cbove above BAYOU
Sara. Tho firing was from battery of six
and twelve-pounders, on the La Shore. Capt.
Genvan, OF the steamer, was killed. and four
passengers wounded. ForLy.tbree shots were
Hired at her. Three passed through the hull,
others struck the boiler, and five raked the
boat from stem to stern. At the time a gun
boat was within 200 yards of her, and silenced
two rebel guns.
The steamer Perry has arrived from Mem
phis, with 800 bales ofcotton from St Louis.
The military authorities are Selling all har-
ses and mules in Memphis for army use that
are not excepted by permit from the con-
handing general, as necessary for lawful pur-
poses, paying the owners 4 fair price for them.
This conscription is being vigorously enforced
in accordance with recent orders.
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Partner Wanted.

lNIESD 10 withdraw the rarious iroas kare "a,
L me IRE, and devote my whole attention to The
mysteries Of The lac To this end desire Psrf.
ner. he mast be a. ely as mountain Of blubb<s
mer's morning, and wear Oh bis tTeaeherous phi> q
perpetual swirl. Ills name must be Peter Fsak 1
propose to constitute The CoHpQnf. and viii h a.
Pfoss. ss dfgnifed and ponspors g an Old voo0.
chuck. cooked up osA AIS Aisd iegs Ais kaie =.
ctorsr s@e. "Inx CHIEF HNp OF IA ~ with FrSr
come IN their way. In antieipafion Of havins emf
shn.g!c out al an eIry day. advise all the crooked
Old sticks about to "hoP the tirig," issTrAp OF
PAYING THEIR DxBTs. 10 sell, or prsfead 10 sea- al
they have real estate and all rfosf secu<itv o. a
ersdh ~ SIR yeors-that the widows, In due time.
Dc ssyeray Installed % "tAe sinistrafrir." and
WE their legal advisers As fast the assets conr
Into our hands. "my iesraed RrofAer," otheruise
called "Brofh<r Fssk." viii siad 10 the riaht and
len among the creditors, with the sinosify OF 4
snake and with the scissors Of Dellsh cijp away 90
per cent Of their respective claims In other uorda
over their eyes. asd get all tie elaine osssgasd "a
himself for % per cent. D.T.CHAsF.
n. D. No one need apply whose qualifications are
not up TO the chalk, and who cannot produce Niece
Of competition equal TO the followins:
"PoRTLAsD. July Q, 1851.
MN. ID. T. CRAsE-sir:-Nr. W. T.. klbosn
holds note for about 1850 against D. Libby and
endorsed by Lewis Libby, which b uSpsid. He
'tns'ructs w to commence suit against you unde,
Chap. ll3 See. ~ Of Revised Statutes 10 recoycr
double fhe amount of the property frsndulsntiy
''conynyed to you BY said L. Libby. If You deslre
ito settle the matter you can do 30 immediately.
without further costs, otherwise shall institui
legal proceedings. Yours, &C.,
"uowARD SrRorr"
Sots-Sec. ~ of li3 Chapter Of Revised Statutes
win consulate one Of the ehiy sfotes IL fhs Asel al
fVsKA Co. does TufhA ssf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

Coon LEcrURE.-The City Hall was
crowded last evening, to hear the third lee
ture of the course, before the NJ. l.. Associa-
ton, BY Rev. II. b. Riageway, of New York.
The theme Of the evening was Praise and
Principle, as motives for action aud as mental
forces. The lecturer treated his subject with
ability, and when, in the closing halt, he came
to speak of the mission Of principle in the
great struggle In which our nation is engaged,
he was singularly felicitious, and was enthusiast
tically applauded The lecture was very
profitable one. The next lecture of tho course,
on Wednesday next, will be By Miss Anna y
Dickinson.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17
Roitroad Aecideat-Santtors Fair,

BosToN, Dee. is.
Capt. Albert NJ. Gammell, of the 18th Massa-
chusetts, and his wife were instantly killed at
the crossing near Chelsea Station.this forenoon
BY the Eastern Train coming In collision with
their carriage. Capt. G. arrived home Mon
day on bref furlough. He was gallant and
merltorius officer. The first report represented
that Col. Blssdell was the gentleman killed.
Receipts OF the sanitary fair, during yester-
day and to-day, are estimated at sixty thou.
sand dollars. Those most sanguine OF success
In getting up the exhibition had no conception
OF the universal, tnrong of people from all
parts Of New England now being attracted to
H. W
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Ner York Market

,<.. NEW ioaK. Dec IL.
Cottes-nrm aud more active; at s2 for middliur
upia1ds. 1As
Flour-Stats and Western cents lower: super
State 90 @ go; Extra do 35 a 0 so; choire d.
3 81 q q 90; Round Hoop Ohio 10 o 1855; choice
do ] 90 G. 9 5oi superdne Western % a s2l; extrs
! 90 g l0i Fancy and extra 8 Is IA 10 *, Cs5sSs
choice 10 a 0 90. sN W
old do 3S; Milwaukee Club "a a As; Amber NH.
waukie 80 q 81; Winter Red Western sd. old
do l49; Amber Michigan / GO q eS; White do *
Corn-active and q &c higher Mixed Western
shipping Is e q 10 store.
uats-steady at 50 O. 81
Beef-quieti Country Mess 5 10 q 700.
fork-a shade easier snd more active, Mess IL a
IL - Tor old; is % q IS So Tor new
sugars-~steady; Muscovado 49, "a 1ns.sffayara
l2s New.O Orleans l2j q 49,.
asgsgsis-steadyi Muscoyado l2s a 49,, Havana ia
Conee-stsady but firm
Molasses -qniet; New Orleans a. g. 70.
.rfe'sh's TO i'yerpool-hesvy Flour lssd; Grain
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN

The BosroS STEAMBOAT MaIL.=~For the
benefit of those who arc entitled to the prlyi-
leees of the Express Steamboat mail Just es-
tablished by the board Of Trade, Of this city,
fer the accommodation of its members, and
also the members Of the Merchants Exchange,
we are requested to give the following expla-
nation aud rules to be observed in deposi,ing
letters Ia the box at the Exchange, as some
misieprehension exists with the public, letters
having been deposited in the box, some with
two cent Rereauc Express stamp, others
with two cent Check stamps, two cent Post
Office stamps, &c. The two cent stamps re-
quired to be placed on each letter in addition
10 the regular cent Post Office stamp is for
the purpose Of paying the Express Company
for the transmission of each letter, and is a
private stamp got up exclusively for the Ex-
press Company, and is for sale only at tue
Office of the Merchants Exchange, where they
are now to be had, and members OF the Board
of Trade and Merchants Exchange are re-
quested to supply themselves as they may
want them, as hereafter all letters deposited
ia the box without the required stamp will be
rejected from the Boston Steamboat mail and
deposited in the Post Office here, and will not
go forward until the departure of the regular
mail the following day. By observing these
rules, and care that letters so deposited shall
have sufficient number Of United States Post
Office stamps to cover any additional rates
exceeding the required weight allowed for
single rates Of postage, win avoid any delays
and will ensure the immediate despatch 0! all
communications sent by this route
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CARD. NEAL.

INiGHrEES years ago, had the pleasure of In.
IL PRODUCING here new system OF Iife-As.urspce
the MUTUAL BENEFIT" SYSTEM. II has gone
on from that day. steadily growing in public favor
till Its policies number about al o0 It's sccuf-nis-
ton amounts to over Ffee Millions, though IL has
paid to Its members TACO millions In profits ard
losses to the amount of more than three millions
Three years ago, the Comptroller of New York
reported this Office TO be in better condition than
any otheri In the country, foreign or domestic, BY
prospered and this year issues nearly $500 new pol
icies. The profits are now ffy per cent yearly. We
require only half cash. and grant policies In any
FORGETTING.
Now Is the time 10 enter enlarge; and would
remind all Interested that by entering now. before
the next dividend Is declared. they the actual
cost OF one whole years premium
JOHN NEAL, Agent.
noYS1 2aviw 30 50 Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

ROBBERY. = Mr.. Alcnzo II. Sylvester, a
clerk 10 the establishment of Drake & Co., 25
Kilby street, Boston, who had been east on Il
tour for collection, found on his arrival in this
city yesterday, by the Grand Trunk train, that
he had been robbed Of $3,43l, which he had
in pocket-book in the outside pocket of his
under-cost. He said no had the money when
he left Bangor and did not miss it until he ar
rived in this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

THE Freedmen. - Remember that this
Thursday evening, at the New City Hall,
Chaplain II. ID. Fisher, the official messenger
from Gen. Grant aud Gen. Scholfeld, accom-
panied BY Rev. John Dudley, will address our
citizens In behalf Of the $4,000 Freedmen on
the banks of the Mississippi. Mr.. Fisher is
perfectly familiar with the condition and wants
ofthose in whose behalf he appears among us.
He is accredited by the Western Sanitary
Commission,which has philanthropically taken
this matter in hand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

~ NEW YORK, Dec. l6
The New Orleans Era Of the 9th inst. has
accounts OF the capture of the rebel works at
Pass Cayallo, already reported. Report saws
large quantity of cotton is at Victoria. one
OF the towns on Matagorda Bay, and within
our reach, by the capture of the above works.
II has accumulated there on It's way to
brownsville, but could not be go, to that place
from scarcity of teams.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

SoTIcE TO THOSE ENRoLLED.-The names
of those enrolled in Wards ], 9, 3, are now
printed and posted up 10 the basement OF New
City Building, entrance second lower door ON
Myrtle street, where all interested can call
and read for themselves. The names of those
enrolled In the other wards Of this city, will
soon DO published aud posted up. 1t is desir-
able that those interested should examine the
lists thus published and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

SHOP LIFTING.-A woman who gave sever
Al names, entered the store OF Mr.. C. II. Rip
ley, on Congress street yesterday, and while
the clerks attention was occupied in another
direction, took two pieces prints and put them
under her cloak. The clerk missing them, i'm
inediately locked the door and sent for an Of
fcer. She was arrested by officer wides and
the goods were found OH her person.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

MAsosIc.-At the annual meeting of the
Atlantic Lodge No. 81, held last evening, at
Masonic Hail. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: J.B. Fillebrown,
W. Master; Gordon X. Garden, S. Warden !;
Charles II. Haskell, J. Warden Franklin Fox,
Treasurer; A. N. Barton, Secretary; Geo. A.
Wright, S. Deacon; S. d. Stewart j. Deacon
Thomas B.Frothingham, S. Steward; Andrew
r. ChAse, j. Steward.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

u We record to-day the death of one
Of our oldest and most respected citizens
Mr.. L. Harlow died at his residence on FEEDER
al street, about eight o'clock last evening
He had occupied the store on the corner OF
Fore and Union streets about 40 years, aud
lived to see Portland arise from small town
TO city of wealth and beauty. In his death,
oae Of the old landmarks is removed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

LIQuog SEIZURE. - Marshal Head and
Deputies Hawkes. and Wentworth, assisted by
the police force, made descent on three
liquor establishments in the western part OF
the city, occupied by NJ. Waterman and w.
II. Dyer Some $500 or $500 worth OF liquors
were found and taken in charge by the Off
errs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

convicted Of felony. The separation of the
enrolment III Classes Is abolished. A person
enrolled moving to another locality may have
bis name erased'from the list and placed on
the enrolment in the place Of his residence.
Any person enrolled who shall procure an ac-
ceptable substitute shall be exempt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

NEW Books. = Messrs. Bailey & Noyes,
among other valuable and seasonable books,
have received the WoodTile Stories by Oliver
Optic, comprising six exceedingly interesting
stories Of high moral character. This is
Library, complete in itself, and one of the best
that can be put into the hands of boys and
girls.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-17

VI The ship George Turner is being re-
heved OF her cargo. She lays in a bad posi-
ton, and viii probably receive considerable
damage, which could be easily repaired if we
had dry dock into which she could be
drawn.