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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13

Al Court Of Probate held at Portland, within and
day of October, in the wear Of our Lord eish,-
cen hundred and sixty-threc. "s"'
HiRAM II. DOW. Administrator of the estate of
"A Edward n. Jordan. late of westbrook in said
county: deceased having presented his first account
OF administration OF said estate for probate;
~ cas Ordered, That the said Administrator give
notice TO all persons interested by causing notice 10
DC published three weeks successfully in the Maine
State Press. printed at Portland that they NAV an
pear AZ Probate Court to be held af said Portland
on me nrst tuesday OF November next st ten ofthe
clock in the forenoon, and show cause ii anv thew
have, why the same should not be allowed. ~
A true copy, attest,
IL wsw' EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13
SP ECIAL OTICES.

DR.. j. w. KELLEY will be in attendance at his
Medical Office, PA Congress street, opposite the
Uniycrsaist Church. to give advice and prescribe in
all forms of disease, Tuesday and Wednesday, the
18th and l4th of October. The sick arc invited to
call. Advice free. oct9 div.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13
NEW
CITYV

NOTICE Is hereby give
IN OF the City Council 10 - ~ = 4 = 80
public way for the use of the c.. y z & 4 ssz
eastern terminus of Congress street g. l2ss ~
tinnation Of the same from the present . z
high water mark
And the Joint Standing Committee of the City
Council on laying out new streets in pursuance of
an order OF the City Council passed on the tenth day
OF october, VIII meet Tor said purpose Tuesday,
at the eastern terminus Of Congress street the place
of beginning. and then and there proceed to view
and lay ont said new street.
All persons interested will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly! rss.r--''
A. ID. 1863
JACOB MCCLELLAN, ~
STEVENS SMITH, c.-...
WIN. II. STEWART, oomm'ec on
SAML WAREHOUSE LAYING ouL
CYRUS X. LADD, we" S"eeS'
JN0. ID. SNOWMAN,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13

AT COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland " rb;u
and for the County OF Cumberland, on the. frat
tuesday OF October, In the year Of our lord
eighteen hundred and sixfy-three, 'N
John NJ JORDAN, Executor of the ,,s, WIN
- and Testament of benjamin b. Jord An sa,d,er
late OF Portland in said county. decf Ased hsxins
presented his account Of Administration OF md es
tate for probate: W
n seas ordered. That the said executo, rive no;
tice TO all persons Interested by causing notice 10 he
published three weeks sacsessively in the Maine
sure iress printed at Portland. that they may ap-
on the first Tuesday Of November next Mt ten Of the
clock in the forenoon and show cause III apy thew
nave, why the same shon) not be lowed.
true copy, Attest:
w3wlIe EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13
IL waw' EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.

At Court of Probate held at Portland within Ara
for the County of Cumberland, on the first I urs
day OF October, In the year of our Lord eirbf
cen hundred and sixty-three,
i fDIA nERsEY, widow Of Joel l.. Hersry. late
presented her petition that administration on the e
tate Of said deceased may be granted to her:
~ ros Ordered, That the said Petitioner piyey,o.
tice to all persons interested by causing notice to- 10
published three weeks successfully in the M AIM
State Press. printed at Portland that they NAV
pear at Probate Court 10 be held ut said Por}I.nd
on me nrst tuesday OF November next at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon, aud show cause ii any thev
have, why the same should not be granted ~
A true copy, attest, .
Fwsw' EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13

TEnNs,-s6.00 year II paid ,oithin three months
from the date Of subscription $500 at the end Of
the year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13

AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at Portland. within
and for tho County Of Cumberland on the first
Tuesday of October. In the year Of our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-ihree.
MARIAN =. HENLEY, ADMINISTRATIVE of tho
XNI estate OF Gilbert Henley, late of Cumberland
in said county deceased, having presented her first
account of administration VI said estate for probate
II ,ras Ordered That me said Administrative give
notice to all persons Interested by causing notice 10
be publ.shsd three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Maine
State Pres. printed at Portland. that they NAV ap-
pear At Probate Court TO be held at said Portland
clock in the forenoon. and show cause IL apy thew
have, why the same should not be allowed -
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
true copy, Attest,
IL wsws EUGENE HUMPHREY, Register.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13

Al a Court OF Probate held at Portland, within end
for the County Of Cumberland, ON the first Tues
day of October, In the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty three,
ROBEKT I. GREEN, JR.. creditor Of Joseph
~ W. Weeks, late of Portland in said county de-
ceased having presented his petition that admins
taton on the estate Of said deceased may be grant
ed to Lewis Pierce OF said Portland:
!. 10 ras Ordered. That the said Petitioner rive n
nee 70 All persons interested. by causing notice 10
6e published three weeks successivey in the Maine
State Press, printed at Portland that thew NAV ar
pear at Probate Court be held at said Portland
on the first Tuesday November next at ten of the
CLOCK In tue forenoon, and show cause il any they
have, why the same should not DO granted
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, Attest:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-13

=, rAe circulation Of the Daily Press Is larger
than that Of any other daily in the city.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

ZINE or at Al ASn S1%n
Watches and ewers, well worthy the OF dealers
NJ" Others by order ol Abraham Goodman 81 Centre 81
pAwvBRoEER's sALE-TnIs DAY At 81 NEW
i.rc assortment OF IGoods Mems ana wo1ens wesr,
Az Arparei siiE henn9 and other Dresses, QUITS,
's1s j. IT, PHiLLiPs 6 at"s "a n''r ne s'rse
No1lcE SALE oE TBE kENosHA, RocErORD
ace ko.k issna Ral.loae -Ihe audesiened. Benja-
aa he Ist day Of apr ISL made i, he naps,
nnd hockoid kailiosd Conlan' acorporson dolly formed
'.La And ho,.i EaiIoad Sompao, operation duy
.. oiang % ne sws s OF m ,he ata.e OF Limos and
IN of March iS made 10y he kenoshn RorE ford
;se anc,r ne laws oL re sa!rs Of wsconsa ana nno
stson 1i sF pos "s IL sSd Sy .Saf e ,
tc az sutton m he dSar 'S oas s S @ o. ,t q
II sgs ssf Ss 81 m Hos & % tas asHr M Ydd'F lo aso n
q h' sad daN. he following d-'rted properly,
A sicgoaT he continuous railroad heretofore
.r'","n % 81 So w.. e. FaatiopI AMI " s.'o,a Nj
so1d 'N''rdngtfoIn Kruo.h,, N the sa'e of w,nsn.
q koetioid Ia the state n limos ogtIusI al tie
.s. ,,. OF . was o. eps sns S.'s ,nsr 1,s sre
ne o a ~ & I -, rdo ned or s,sd y s,esr ..
road rosn hrnosR 20 Rockford relating thereto,
sss F..t I'd Ra i,na Tan,n.s ar az hid "anso,G,M M
o,u,any said ae rsiwav
ala 10 u .siod oF ahng thee % and' 80 al o1ono 80
shops oo.s and implements wood aud property couneced
sotnr ayunrtcnant 10 the sfortsad limo of railroad
rom k.nosha 20 Rockford The said salr wl M incnde
ko,kio Ralrcnd COMPANIES or OF III. said consoll-
isin.d .er ih,r ,s'd road or Roadway nom xe5o,t.
E9od or Included IN sse'r d.po. or station
% a S sns Ro,s Esrs S "S%
s.d ,orso,d"e" company my s,ye ies.cd % 9he.~'e
CoronR 80 1858
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
CORPORATION NOTICES.
CirY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT. NEW yoR

ElTy INSPECTORS DEPARTxEyT NEW yoRE
10 naecord.noe N1b sre.oailon adopted BY The Common
oah aud alrr.ytd ey .ht ssyo on the l2h Gay Of No
rtn "a ~ tre conen % The Enks an pryes Of New
-caJ en.sol cr n. cty f'casn1y aier tie .,pifa
ol "a, e rre."n, .onse ne ,9eeesstal BLADDER
eonrsor 'oi II. uneIpred term o. bis contract,
gnaer the existing on'rsc' durne couuu,nce. oriy %
me pire o b. A,d ,ur ,aa emovAl b, fhe srn.s
anss DC sa,e 'hts o pr,es o. ne r'rson person.
,pL,s ~ "a ,sas ,na t,,e iNe .ure's 70 h,e toussnd
Sait piorcss te delivered st the once ~ ne c,y
iusfegtor No - tha'ham ste. on or before Iu.sda,
" ,,o ~ o. ss. 's orereo roo. Shes
= 4. BooLE CITY It.re.'cr.
nFFIcE OF rHE STREET coNNissloSHR. INV
,ncc'ed ~ sea ed erve ,Door'st vh -. rr, o. ne
wi ee r.c.sea - III, on un'il II orocs saariav,
Fcr esrsirr rtu fourth street, between ss.ord and
for n.selnr rifh avenue. between scrty fortb ard
tor s.ssne Fourth sveng.. between Ore HUNDRED srs
Fof lasr ~ fy .hi stree between renb Asd Eleventh
ro[ rasrns ffy hri street ts,.s.n Eisyen,h .,enqe
soI cure suffer and tss rw.uU.fm nr,s,, between
& .s Ssss.s 9s iaS mSnS.f ara twenty
f% .ss anns and esdns Forty ihi'a nreet Between
tef dating a1d sfadlns Eshp ,'ecrd tetw.en
ghth Aud Tenth sveB4rs.
rsCnauue and gading siyty .foufth sfeet between
lgbth sfcnGe aod Hudson river.
fns Tex strr snd sdng cp,h siisr Ard fss Eleventh
avenue lctveen Fifteenth and Tvtniy sun srs,t
fot reruAiins aro srhdng c. 70, flts, aud fsg r'y.
egbth street between tecOnd a,tnue suf tss' rivsr
ssRs sst ,E0 sa aans ara sss .s iss.as ,s seventy
For lega aus Ahd grading cure Fi'sf an fsg ty tb
. t.cL hriwech fithih avsnar aud lludson rS,r.
Fof hagr 1TrCs 20 NOs l.f l.s lyc TftnKilu
sfc't, 49, S,t. T. Gad Naf.lk sfreet
IN ng tunttn ots tetvetr one HIrfrtN Ar I've fth
hud onc hnrored arc folrt.rth rt,cis srd fust ard
SECOND avenues
Finnr ,ltktn iriscr ,trds - Fret 0 erts N,tv.en
9rs Huoared aud Fweptytrst ,ut Cb. y lll,c All
Twenty ssroud streets
for sstam Gre cngre And tender f0i Dp. No ID
ff' steam tfs engine and teudsr f't AC
eust rur a. VrrFHfs> together With fle filcrs
tId agree nt- hs oh Aurd this CF natsf Sif.
pss.stmsnt New YORK Hovenbsr rs. tSf
'H@RiEs " possEiii STREET Vsn1sssA~~r
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

vJENRY " LEEDS 4 co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ia II. LEEDS u co. wtl sci at avc Friday, Nov
60 NJ ~ oc,ock. gallery, No. - Nassau rree
Ae td Paintings. received from New Orleans
scd ace anu removed to ths city FOR convenience OF sale,
sCmpfislrg ,c,erH' Script pieces suitable
altar gallcres. and number ~ cabinet
ey rcpowned masters Among which VII be found the
crks of Gno Icmresta Guard Siponi Rjo Ciiiopdi,
fioeein Snroa Verona, Nooi SiDola Nnsnis CaroUbio
tkslinstra, Caroa CeresA and others They
s<IlbO
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
S,sRANrpS COAL Ar AUCTION.
- O,Eci Ius DILsvAHt. LscEswsSs .ND
WksunS hstiuotp CosrAs,.
~. N..l lAsl

Nrw lorE. Nov. " l-t3
Ths COMPANY lhold their teuh regular Monthly Au~
lun W.dG.sdAy. No,cmber - at IL pcloc. ~ the
OF ~ ths Company 3j William street 90 which time hey
MI Offer hy SIMEON DEAPER. Aucu0neeI
TWENTY EVE THOUSAND TONS OF fkESU MINED
SCRANTON COAL.
sMtra al The usual sizes and dei eahe ~ thsIr
fnyhb"hpof. " j. ai the FIRST OF De eenber They
vii srcA sales about ihe th each
NOM n. during the year 1893
The sole vii bc positive Each plt ~ will 10 sod
the highest Bidder, no bids IN fofm whatever being
sde for account OF or hthsli OF Va. tpmpanv
f1f'y per IN bsnkabc funds tu he paid at TIE
sm~ and race of sale and the balance u Ike funds
gtvirg The order for the coal which mus ne called r With
N Ten oays thereafter and the coal kcu sway within hy
ays from 'he dag of sale. unless aSigs - obsucfcd
Buyers who wish however, ctn have additional thirty
GAYS for taxing the delivery Of their purchases by maxim
Surth.r depost of uy cents ton vthn ne day.
specified Interest prr per aunum viii az
such he CHARGED baanc the time surlaed
FOR payment until paid and twen,fve cover
the OF stocking e COAL both 10 be raid delivery
of order.
The oiher conditions OF wiz tc subsanaIy thass
aercped py all purchasers ~ Trse .oniHci Of
deliverable a. EgAbehp IA applicable Tho
will he delivered direct from The their arrival
when practicable. cthr wise frn sins
fksse cundors viii he modified TO ne
sesuers whose arrival cannot he definitely Cred
in which previous 81 les have been held being
ctf other puroses attention is cal 81 TO the
ths he ssle yrnounced will re held NJ ,he onct o
Company JOHN FkISbIN President
Fer other Auction sales see another
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

TIVE MARRIAGE GUIDE OR NATURAL HISTORY
oi C.n,rslon, ~ Fredoriek HoliSs " u, Author Atd
-ci;Sr rfpr dollar Sent ~ ual pssSgr IeNi
rsaei,t - ths uce setJrss W Strong, fGtasict, ~
HsssNl t.fsi Ns~ Vos
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
1JENRY u. LEEDS h co. AUcrIONEERs
IL nKNRY H. LEEDS 4 co. VIA seJ AZ auct o

IENRY u. LEEDS co. AuCrIONEERS.
III uKNRY H. LEEDS 4 co VIA ,eJ NJ auct on on
Yray Nov 10 at ~ o'clock N front Of store, No Is
NASSAU street
INir Of Bay Carriage Horses sixteen high nine
amt ten years old warranted perfecy sound ana kiUd
al haruess-cne OF them good saddle horse.
Aso. . thr~eiorrths blood Mare. by imported stallion
TACOMA OnA OF Dolly Spanker 10 hands high
DID, color mahogany bay ed perfectly sorud and
hnd al harness and uueg vailed saddle horse, very
s4ysb and quite speedy.
Also young, fast trottng and nearly thoroughbred
Chestna sorre Mare i3 hands high, stylish and perfectly
gentle 10 drive ride.
Also Dotor's rnrpoit-A Black Canadian Horse l5,,
hands high. ~ old. ed perfectly sound
hind 40 s'uple harness under the snddie.
AtSo, do tor four wheel Bllgy, good order
Aiso, sst of Single Harness.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

MSE DEMORRsr's MIRROR or FASHIONS -TrYE
M largest latest and best fasaon Magazine worid
ySsre Fashion Magazine H'snrd In anv nth.r
~snry that furnishes and spch magnificent iirs
and certainly no other furnishes fun
pansrns The splendid winter number the nost bsau
Liol 10 e~sinr useiu and valuable ourter vet ssed
~ uot 'aiito be nHenieccBt Winter runIer Now
sdy
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ERoss LIBEL ON OUR CONSTITUTION BY THE
NJ speeohss Of Henry ward Beecher In England; their
ta1y and eonrsdict relation to The Of
risous lhey and Infamous concessions 10 the slave
holdsre sud their rebellion that their erased by
rousut ought to be condemned and rspudisted
e~rv over o nsice and freedom see these speeches re-
vfved. IN the PRINCIPIA of wssk pnrsh.d Al iOs
William street. and sod everywhsre.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
CLOTHING.

A TTENTION.-AT THE NEW STORE, ia THIRD
"A ayenCe, aides and gentlemen are guaranteed to re
the Cor atice Of east OF wearing
Apparel Furniture. Carpes &e, ior me southern and
Western markcs Try aud satisfy yourself Pease do pot
forget call address C. MIsH ia Third avenue,
Fourteenth street. Ladies attended 20 10y Mrs Msh.
A TTENTI0N.--AT TIE CALIFORNIA AND WESTERN
"A Agency Store 2l2 Seventh ladies' and gentle
have the 20 announce again INIT rccfeN
large orders from above markets 10 purchase and pay
Cothng Caipes, Furniture, &c We narapee 70 pay The
follow S GTeeses 50 U $50: coats St 10 So;
pants s3 % Sl2 also wooleD musln and bil dresses
cIcsks shaw!s, iYs. g. respectfully yon, before
dispose yOJr cHsn clothing call address H.
RosENbEsG, 2l2 seventh avenre setond house above
Twenty fourth stret. lease be Particular hning ont
There you viii DEE with honestly.
Ladies attended cy Mrs. Rosenberg.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

He
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

A FtEkl ON.
N tor The California agency Sore 64 seventh avenue
ty H. fiARIS stlNu tcG purchase Cast On CLOTH
Itg- for ,aio ana Western markets Lanes and gem
t,enIeu narLg dispose o. octan their
pfjces trey wl!i demand Than wha IL
reasonable fer ham We guaraDtee pay than the
especially for good articles have them to
hItTiy orr markets. We asn gaarantee opay nigh price
for carpets FdrntlTe, Je%cy, DIAMONDS, Ladies and
ccrt,cleD MoT'A attention 10 the Caiiorn a
Agency st viii regret Please
with call actress by ~ III. UAkRl -. Ia seventh
between Tven'y INeu,y
Ladies waited anon o, :. u. Eacfs
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

ElRsT PACKET FOR IlVFRPOOI-T -THoNrSON,s
u BACK star Line-fhe ELLEN AUSTIN. a. per 80 3
Al The office rs Pear! street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

ATNo. 1877 SIXTH AvENUE-LADlEs AND GENTLE
~ men, wish 20 The highest price for your
cas-. OF clot'ns Carpey, Furniture & the hest yo can
DO is TO call Oh send note % - xlSIZ. at Siit
two doors rom Tenth stree 1ades nd nded by
Kfs Nr n e. Or VIII re II Ii ss ,ssr satisfaction
snd tenoft.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Fer other Auction sales see another
part or the paper.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
NEWSPAPERS.

4 FILE VIEW YORK DAILY uBRAID FROM
N March lsto, 10 date unbound Ia erfect order for
Se For psrf'crsrs adhrssso uos soi Icrad oflce.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

Ar 4Oz sI&rH ANENUE. BETWEEN TWENTY.
"A fourth and TweDyhth streeis-N. ROTHSrEiN just
arrived from Brazil with s25.0p, guarantees the
highest iaG es' -entlcmens of Clothing
Carpe F1rnikire. &C. J don't ike praise self IKE
dealers bat please give call address and
viii find ont that deal honest Ladies
attended 20 10y Mrs. Ro'LstsD.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
ASTROLOGY.

Z Ook hkRE.-iRE YOU Is TROUBLE, HAVE YOU
- deceived tri1ed with Have your fond hspee
bp.n blasted by false promises II SO. 60 70 HADAME
ROSS tor advice and satsia In love araifs she wss
hhown fai She brings together those long
rated and shows hAenrss Of future h.sbspd
trends lucky numbers 80. ss Weet twenty
street, between SiNh and avenues Namo
the door Ring the basement bell
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

4 LARGE ORDER-$I.0 eco WORTH OF CAST OFF
N clothing wanted fr The Western and California
e,s Ladies and gentlemen ,he above articles 70
u!spcse ~ an rceve tle Lowing Trccs,-fOm 81 to 835
or IA crsse non 81 70 SIS .,r Cas from s. TO So
Pants, Noolep D.Iius ard Calico Dresses, Shawls
oy EALING az addressing note TO Is. NlNI, .sJ sixth
Nntt Don forget he wel kroNn name, X NGNrZ OF
.Ss yl avenue
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
qOH SALT.

sAkE oHAHCE yoR NAN wifu ssAiL
A nsa'ai ,he fsh and oyster dartsl .l9 hivingtoo.
~ see. low doing ssoa sness, FOR sale cheap;
s ,.soe. rivs. 10, selling S0eks str.n Apply on
.Ie rrta-itee n ayFINs
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

A TTEHgIoN
n Al 100 Seventh avcnae al es sri gentlemen viii be
astcnHheI TO tne cos r HARRIS pays for cast Oh
ClGiITg 'arIeis. sutE!tgIe aust aswsTN.
We NHter selves with haVing pgosoupced bv n
great many ladles ard gents payug Lfiy per
han at ary pia q Tie nv
WeGsarGL. 90 igif he TO. owrc rrices'-
Fog SIR Dlrses from gS 81 ior Goats. rom 81 81,
FOR faus rom 8. 81
Please on or adtiess BalrIs lj5 seventh avenue,
tlfee doors tsL street Lades attended by
his y. EaFrs. " -Pleasr te particular IN finding the
correct ngnt.r, lJC u yoa nss yoa surely VIII be hum
buiEtG.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

gvtr'sseR
, 1863-03-07

TOOTH AcnE.-Usc Hudsons Unrisalled Tooth
Pasto and preserve your teeth, and they will never
ache. Sold by Druggists and Dentists generally.
, 1863-03-07

NEW TORK, March G.-CoTroS-Hcayy and
lower at ssGsic for middling uplands.
FIoCR-DulI. irregular, unsettled and lower. No
disposition cvinced to buy or sell to any extent m
I'll more 5etted feeling pravails in tho gold mar
ket. $!.1cG17.80 for extra etate; $7.50IE7.1O for
round hoop Ohio; $7,50l7,7o for common to
good; G9c0 for trade brands. Market clog
inE dEl1 and unsettled.
dRA1s-Wheat very dull, unsettled and lower.
Buyers and sellers arc disposed to hold off nntil
more settled feeling III gold. Tho following
quotations are entirely nominal: Chicago spring
red 81 .73D1.75. Barley firm at 31.5S for eastern
s1.65 for Canadian and western. Corn lower brt
market still very irregular and unsettled at 03lo95c
for eound; sa@9ac for unsonnd. Oats in moderate
demaEd ut 81@8lc.
changed.
Pnoy1s1oxs-Posk dull and lower; S14.7 Is for old
mess $170ofoE new do 81. IS l13. .t2I fos old aud
new prime; ST. .t06e1st . for new prime mess. Bee!
dull. Prime mcss beef dull and unchanged. Beef
hams quiet and nominal. Cut meats quiet.
Dressed hogs steady at 8A17c for Western Ia
con sides dull and nominally unchanged. Lard
dull and shade eaeier At 1G5if211Hc, including a
lot Of very choice kettle rendered at ike.
, 1863-03-07
MA ZINE INTELLIGENCE

NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION LISE.-Thc ar
rangemcnts ofthc above Company for the coming
season arc about completed. The propeller Vcr-
mont, ut Cleveland, and the Ontario at Oswego
have been rebuilt during the past winter. All the
others have received a thorough oyerhaulins,
painting, &C., and are in excellent condition, The
new propeller City Of Boston, will be launched In
few days, at Cleveland. The engine IL being
placed in her Iow.
The following table will show the present where.
abouts Of the prope1lers Of the Northern Trans.
portation Company, also the appointments ol
Captains and Engineers for 1868:
LAKE MICHIGAN LINE.
Buckeye, Detroit, Capt. Els1er Chapman, En-.
gincer Arthur " SawteN. f' &-'1
,cleySaDd, Chicago, Capt. Abncr Reed, Engineer
City Of Boston, Cleveland, Capt. John Caldwell,
Eneineez JAS Delaney.
Empire. Chicago, Capt Robt. Richardson, En-
ginecr John Phillips.
E9nesf q5aate ss4ls sts1s ni Capt Dan Davis
Iaine: MilEaaEee' Capt. - ". Resm.n, En-
Ginccr Frank 3. FaNnfcr.
d os1sns9n1gh & G'eysland, Capt. Lester N. Taylor,
Prairie State. Chicago. Capt. VIM. Il. williams,
Engineer, Charles Sartcr.
CLEVELAND LINE.
Akron, clerelanu, Capt. Russell Smith, En-
HllIEtF tAmE8 L0fd.
-, Vermont: Cleveland, Capt. I'm Bishop. Engineer
Thomas Wanal1.
Wisconsin, Cleveland, Capt. I'm. E. Williams,
Engineer Sane1 Wells.
TOLEDO LINE.
Michigan, Cleveland, Capt. #. Rolls, Engineer,
-, Ontario, oswego, Capt. Alrsy Shaver, Engineer
Chas. q. Chase.
DETROIT LINE.
Founs America, Cleveland, Capt. Chas. j. Chad
wick. Engineer Joseph q. Beegan.
,Jete!Eon: Cleveland, Capt. Hiram McHcary, En-
gincer Benz. h. Woodman.
SALES or vEssELs.-Elkins d Merrill, of Chi
eaeo, NC !ea1n from credible source, have sold
Z: Y. This sale took place dnring the carly part
OF the wintcr..thc price given, our informant
conld not positively state.
George lves, Esq. We arc informed has sold his
sesse3, , the brig oeean, to Canpau and others for
z5NH. shc Is ct present in winter quarters at
-Detf6tt Tribune. 0''&'''''
, 1863-03-07

WABASH AVENUE N. E. CHuRcu-We arc ciad
10 learn OF the recovery Of Rev. R. s. Collier. the
esteemed pastor Of the Wabash Avenue II, E,
Church, from painful and protractcd illness, and
that he will soon resume iepastoral duties, Rev,
": II. Milburn+ the, blind preacher, will preach In
this Church at 1o55, morning service, and Rev. Nj.
Rye in the evening.
INDIANA SrREET H., E. CHuRcu-Rcv. B. ".
Gorhnm, editor Of the Guide to Holiness, will
preach at this Church on Sabbath morning and
evening, ard on each evening during the week.
There will be Ecrvicc ench afternoon at az o'clock
closing at ~ o'clock precisely. There ie consid'
erablc religious Interest prevailing in this Church
Rev. ". Il. Milbnrn. the blind preacher, viii
preach In the Wabash Avenue, II. E. Church, Sab
bath morning at 10H O'Clock.
The Calvary Presbyterian Church. corner Of
Indiana Ascnuc and Ringgold Place, will be re-
opened for divine service on Sabbath morning
next. Dcdfcatosy sermon In the morning bY the
pastor: preaching in tho evening By Rev. Nj.
CnuRcn or TIE HoLY CoxuStoy.-The thirteenth
ana last lecture in the course Genesis Will be
delivered to-Morrow evening By Rev. E. " Harcr.
subject: The Rntlding Of the Tower Of Babel.
1he confusion OF Tongues. md the Dispersion OF
Mankind These lectures have been delivered
large congregations, and the whole series are
salo 10 nave been most satisfactory to the hearers
South Presbyterian Church, 70. S. corner Of
1htrdN Avenue and jackson street, i Sahbath
School Concert will be held in this Church tomor-
row at loH a m. Singing and other exercises by
the Children. "A sermon for tho children by the
pastor, Rev. II. ", Haraha, The public arc IN
vitea. Services in the evening at * o'clock.