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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-08
M Ate IRIS A BOUT T OWL I.
u. s. Commissioners Court.
BEFORE WIN. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.

BEfUfsH "''' N Wit 0''H' '1t'
Thomas Leary was up before the Commas
sioner, yesterday, on a complaint of per-
Jury. He waived an examination, and for
want OF sureties in the sum of $4,000 for his
appearance at the next term OF the U. D. CIR
cult Court, to be held on the I'D OF Septem-
Der, was committed to Jail. Howard q Strout
for prisoner, Geo. f. Talbot, U. S. District
Attorney, for Government.
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SV The Grand Trunk Excursion to Chica-
go is extended to October 10th, and tickets
will be good to return until that time. See
advertisement. ed
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SB- Our fellow-citizen, William Goodenow.
Esq, was alive last evening, but the hopes of
his recovery were very faint.
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IE we call the attention of Students
OF the French language, to card of Prof.
Henri Ducom. They will find in il some use-
full hints
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". Nj. G.. A..

fINHE regular Monthly Meeting of the Young Mems
4 Christian Association will take place ON MON
DAY EVENING, Sept. l4th
Ihe amendments and alterations proposed to the
Constitution and Laws at the July meeting will
then come up for action. when it is hoped every
member will be present. 10y
The Secretary will be at the Rooms on this Monday
and Thursday evening next. when any member who
wishes may have an opportunity of examining the
proposed amendments. $3.50
The meeting will be called to order at u O'Clock
SEPT I'd WIN, NJ MARKS Secretary
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Wallfesl.

IN; A small Rent situated in the central part Of
klill the city, or whole house suitable for two
1852. small families. Address
augi3 NJ. A. X, Portland T. o.
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LOUISVILLE. Sept. I.
special to the Journal dated the 9th says,
the rebels Hamilton and Hughes came into
Columbia with 600 men,. Hawthorne with
from 250 to 300 men were eight miles from
Glasgow. The Journal thinks their numbers
are exaggerated.
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RRIDGTON ACADEMY.

at North Bridgton, Maine Incorporated in 1908.
VNHE Fall Term of this popular Institution will
Il commence on Tuesday. Sept l, 1868, under the
of able Board of Teachers.
For further information apply to the Principal, c.
EHILToN. A. NJ.
augl7 d2aw&w3w THOMAS II. MEAD, sec'y.
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E. NJ rArrEN. Auetioneer-ofnce 81 Exchange St
Dwelling and Land M Auc,,ou

ON Monday, 14th September, at "a NJ. ON the
~ premises, No. 10 Cross. near Middle street will
be sold the twostoried double dwelling aud land be-
longing to the heirs of the late Joseph Thaxter
House in good repair, convenient containing sixteen
rooms. and well arranged for one or two families.
LOT ABOUT % by iU sept5
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PROF. FERDINAND SUBlT.

Permanent GLASSES and Private LESSONS in
French---Season 1864.
REGS TO give notice that his French Glasses will
- be resunitd on Monday Sept. l4th-No $40
Congress Street Persons preierring Pdrisian
rronafnc,d,,on. know that he is the only French
Teacher in Portland, native from faris The Prof
is requested TO proclaim publicly this fact His on.
c,d papers prove it. Prot. y. S. will continue TO
give Lectures, Readings, Sorees, ETC.. etc. which he
first established himself in Portland. SEPT d2ws
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Wanted 60 Purchase or Reno.

the Southwest part of the city. moderate sized
House, for small family, where there are no
children. Apply to W. RYAN,
jyl5 DIFF 16l Commercial street.
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20 On and after Thursday next the steam
er Casco will make but two trips to the is
lands daily.
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PUBLIC SCHOOI.S.
Notice OF Opening.

/ consequence of the new High School not being
ready for delivery by the Contractors to the City
the opening Of the two High Schools will be post
poned TO Monday, September FOURTEENTH.
All the other Schools will commence on Monday.
the SEVENTH.
Scholars of Miss Chamberlain's School will assem-.
for Girls.
Mr.. Symonds School will be at the usual place ON
Franklin street.
Scholars of all the other Grammar Schools and
those recently admitted TO the Grammar Schools
will attend in the several Districts which they be-
long BY direction of the School Committee
sepI DIT
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Enibeszten,cnt of the Superintendent of the
Maine Central Raiiroad.
WATERvILLE, Me-, Sept Z.
Edwin Noyes, Superintendent of the Maine
Central Railroad, has been detected in large
ENLIGHTENMENT of the company's property. and
has fed to Canada.
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LEAvENwoRrH. Sept. Z.
Mayor Anthony was arrested this afternoon
by squad of soldiers headed by one of Gen.
Ewing detectives, put Into carriage ard
hurried of in direction of Kansas City. The
excitement here is intense.
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY
Library Room. Mechanics Hall.

The Fail Session Of this School ioii open on
Monday, Sept. 21st.
fUNHE Regular Course of study embraces the higher
Il English branches and the Latin and French
Languages and Literatures. Instruction given in
othe languages when desired, and in case of decided
preference, German may take the place of the Latin
of the Course.
In the Preparatory Department Misses are fitted
for the Regular Course
The rooms occupied spacious and elegant and
furnished with every convenience for exercise aud
recreation. stflo n4
Native French teacher viii be employed and
other masters as the school NAV require.
Penceling is one of the common exercises of the
school, but Crayoung. Painting, &c are OPTIONAL
Pupils from out of town be furnished with pleas
ant boarding places upon application 10 the Princi-
pals, aud will be subject to their special care.
TERMS tor session of twenty weeks Primary
Classes $500 intermediate Classes sl2.00; Advanced
Glasses, Sl5.o0. To DO paid at the middle of the
session.
For circulars with particulars, apply to the Misses
SfM0NDS. PRINCIPALS, Is Brown street, or to Mr..
III. PACKARD, Exchange street.
Portland. Aug. II, 1853. 5weod
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Nc,c York Market.
New YORK, Sept. 7.
Cotton-quiet; sales at SO q zoe for Middiing Up
lands.
flour-State and Western dull and declining;
SuperHne State 4 90 a 4 50; Extra 40 so "a 95;
Choice do 90 a 10; Round Hoop Ohio Is a 40;
Choice do As "a 90; Superine Western 90 a 80;
Common TO good Extra do So a 8 IS; Southern
&c lower; mixed to good 10 q 8 rs; Fancy and
Extra 30 e %; Canada nrooping; Common Ex-
Wheat-dull and PC lower; Chicago Spring Sc C4
o.; Milwaukee Club SO q | II; Amber Iowa IA "a
! Is; Winter Red Western IL a 20; Amber Mich
igan q q %; White do 50.
Connective and lie higher; Mixed Western Ship
ping "a! q 75c; Eastern 70 q 74c.
Beef-quet.
Pork-unchaDgcd.
Sugar-dull.
Cohee-heavier.
freghts to Liverpool-ouiet
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Wanted.

n American girl TO do homework. Enquire .
N a. Wimot street, near corner of Lincoln stree
between 81 aud u O'Clock Z. NJ. jy24
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Lost.

ON Green street. Sept. I'd. a L4DY'S BELT
~ and JET CLASP. The finder will confer a in
vor By leaving the same at the of L. w. LAI-
TEN. corner Congress street. sep5d3t
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80 Girls Wanted /,

old HAN DS-to work on Coats Pants and
~ Vests. Apply immediately to
J. T. LEWIS.
aug27 and Free Street Block
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DERSONS wishing Board can lind good accom-
II modations at l23 and l25 Cumberland street.
Location pleasant and terms reasonable.
sept4 dlws
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WE shall sell hit Public Auction on THURSDAY.
w sept 10, at 3 O'Clock, on the premises, the two
story wooden House, No. IL Sprube street. The
at sale.
sep1 dtd' HENRY BAILEY & CO, Auc'rs.
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Wanted
Boarding House.

TO hire tenement of four or six rooms for fam.
L ny OF two persons. Address E. H., Press Office
sepf2 dlw-
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Watch Lost.

A FINE Gold Hunting Watch and Gold Fob
"A Chain. ON the steamer Montreal-leit in water
aforesaid watch chain at this Office will be lib
orally rewarded. j. IL. THOMPSON
sepfj dlws
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture nj Auction.

I'VE shall sell at auction on Wednesday, Sent. 9th.
az iO3 O'Clock A. NJ, at house No. 26 Spring
street. al the Furniture In said house col ssting in
par OF carpets sofas Bed>teads. Beds and Bedding
bureaus bureaus Mirrors; Toilet. Card aud Dining Tables,
S Ma, arloI and Cooking Stoves. Sewing Machine
nShps BOOKS Iaoie Cutlery. Casters, Crockery Glass
irons, Tubs. &c, &c. - '"''
sept4 dtd.
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WANTS....LOST.
SAO.OOO.

A YOUNG MAN with this amount of CASH de-
"a siTes to connect himself with one in good
paying business. Corn aud Flour Urocery pre-
ferred. Address j. t. Press Office I.
sep7 d1ws
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store for Sale.

fTNHE four-story brick Store in Free Street.-The.
Il in the Free Street Block-nexf east of Toiford' s
Enquire Of ii. I. MACHlN, Gait Block, or
apsistf p. BARNES, Sal Middle Street.
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By Electricity

0J A0O
ThesRheumatic the equity. the lame and the lazy
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastic
ny OF youth; the heated brain is cooled; the FROST
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re-
moved; fainfness converted TO vigor. weakness to
strength; the blind made the deaf TO hear and
the palsed form TO move upright; the blemishes OF
youth are obliterated the accidents of mature life
prevented; the caamifies OF old age obviafed, and
an active circulation maintained
l. A ID -
Who have cold hands and feet; weak sfomachs;
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head. with indiges-
ton and constipation of the bowels pain In the side
and back: lercorrh9a. Tor whites); falling of tho
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus and
all that long train diseases will find In Electric
ity sure means of cure. For painful menstruation,
too profnse mensruaion and all of those long line
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity is certain
specific, and will in short time restore the sufferer
TO the vigor of health.
- We hare an Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison from the system, such
Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, Sc. Hundreds who
are troubled with stiff joints weak backs, and vari
Gus other difficulties the direct of which. in
nine of ten is the effect OF poisonous drugs
can be restored natural and vigor by the
use of from five to eight Baths. ~
Once hours nom soclock A. NJ. to r. NJ; II to
s. and to P.N
Consultation Free. jyl& issdtf
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Collegiate and Military school.

Collegiate and Military School.
Il FRANKLIN SQUARE, B9sroS.
THIS School will be re-opened, d. ", after the
l. vacation, on the 18th OF September, when all pu-
piis are required to be present at AN
limited number of boarders under Is wears of
age, Is received in the Principals family.
Catalogues and eierenee Lists can be obtained nj
the Office of the Christian Mirror Portland: and
the Principal expects to be in Portland from the 9th
to the Sth of September
f. X. HUMPHREYS, LII. D., Principal
aug17 5w
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Franklin Family School
For Boys -. Topshsm, Me.

FVNHF Fall Term of this highly successful School
Il will begin September 9th. lso3 and continue
twenty-one weeks.
pal. Parents cordially invited TO visit the
School, WARREN JOHNSON, NJ. A.,
4 Principal.
References.
PATRoSs-Hon. W. w. Thomas, Mayor, Portland /;
A. Spring, Esq, cortland; S, G. Blanchard, Esq,
Yarmouth; Hon. j. W. Bradbury, Augusta; Hon.
John Appleton. Jones p. Veazie Esq Bangor: Capt
G. II. Soule, Freeport; Levi Young, Esq, Ottawa,
c. W.; Prof G. Z. Stowe, Andoyer, Mass.
Big permissioR-Pres Woods and Faculty of Bow
dom College j. W. Chickering, d. D., Charles A
Lord, Esq Portland; Rev. Wooster Parker Belfast
Hon. j. L. Cutler, Augusta. aug2l d3w
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Wanted.

A SITUATION by a Boy of fifteen to work or
N do crrands in any kind of business. from o.
clock every afternoon.
Address BOB, Press office. sep2 div
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Found.

~ In the town of Westbrook, a black
HK& HORSE, about years old, with q cut on
VIZ his forward leg. The owner of said horse
AS-~->S is requested to all and take him away,
and pay charges. G. f. JORDAN
sep5 dlws
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CascO street Seminary.

TIIHE FALL TERM of this School for younp La.
IL dies and Misses will commence on II ne .da "
Sept. LIST, and continue eleven weeks There will
also be department for children.
For further information inquire of the Principal,
at 217 Cumberland street, after Aug oath.
aug5 dedis5w MISS H. HAWKES..
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EDUCATIONAL.
II WE IN sTITUTE,

IINHIs boarding and Day School for Young Ladies
4 VIII reopen on Thursday, Sept 18th. Circulars
containing terms may be obtained by addressing Miss
l. u Prince, Principal, who will be found at ner
residence after the 1st of September
20 d& WIN
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wrIE gPlsC0PkL CInVECGG AND TLZX
LE2EAEgUE.
R<fussl Of q EsoS.os 10 Ecad the tihhcr"
Prayers for tie Country and It's Le
fhEdcHu.

Refussl Of n ksoS.oS 10 Eesd the EinhsF-
Prayers for tie Country cnd iis be'
Tenders.
III, lara Lser 70 TBADDEJs DArLcy al NILDAr ta1'E
nudsa. .n3 ls.>s a. folDr, NiLLUs IGn4EALL'
yAsss EyIrr hrxRI ~ BfSsEfL OE0nGE ". nEgs
oxr ard CsuAEp CsAAs, SssTJEIea 0! 81 LUas
Church, soms,r, ~.
SrRs, recently received iroja yOn a !etto! OF
fsa,yorysgss tufForns v spy 10 t'ne fe4fl' tH
lrsssed by ,hs Vssy o ~ Mathews 0oae'a ~ 'he
occasion os Clergyman Lsvns been psIa,isc % ota;e Ia
eur he bad feDted 70 Iaa ~ Li- own e s>
sppsiptsG fsr tie RebcioH-s eifeDEaanos tom "h' ai
though psrsonsIy stranger 70 ne Inferred hS lie
pssn Of dogito oytny bnh u tns Church snd " ts
oeuniry. TIA elsryyns whom alluded ssor5 5inDItJ
phsfwsrd DECLARED your rector AID ss to 9rr'."ns
Involved your sssofsir II As conduct coc'sa tho
Hatitc welfare and letter anIy exhibits is sp sn1
bs pss'<nsss With s- ei.afar T. ys7 n7do % con
vert oos churches ,o pohtic aehiss ot t' "s't ~
escAI,ns Hay % rrp..snr sna cniiAg u" "lf3 oi us
oouyrseeon aud orsios and women Nin Js not
vssdy 10 fssqush Of ,O drus ta.i o yoaI f,;cf ts
kxsyess fof, bY f,.oog .nbsniy fo 40 co1iEy
u 0seEdssA tsvs ssssea you utbsssh ts pubic
kress.
Commencing III seit. ais of g. Cd yop psi
=, tne 80 Chrst.b .DJ geat.lasi" To wi;hdiNw ny
uhsIge ssnat yoVi fscter sno seeanyay ths syph
t~rh btSolps~c irto ,,ch coben-
Eut youI holy ferso II u on dnstion ttd you
ssex vhat BE- u.fursi y.lo.
Etrstigp Witch si ia. psosa o the county, crushing
Sut the k4bsIon with i~,. '~hts ssh you sDs.r 1t
S~acip~s a. the niss.oe oosn"s o. political faction
tsd sisf sLo~erug upoD ny 'so tPl".s s'a os"'n".y
fal would ~ cEsf 70 Jeoti sAe" ."S N''.os wan Viz
We Ihs14 .iaas lhs y:l- C,rss Il yea s"n dwentns
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

River. l260I26.: Michigan Central l2Si0isoa, AicH
loan Southern sli05li; Cumberland. JetV9'; Canton
"a, a34 Southern Guaranteed. I350l4c; Illinois Cou-
trail laOz e0s; Cleveland aud Pittsburgh lo! SlVt
alcnn end Chicago, ,csi9lCel; Cleveland ano Ioiedo
IlG;Sl7; Rock Island Ioii 006.. After the Second
Board Stocks wore offered freely at quotations oocKs
have hasn excited Throughout the day. onJ close o"ef
Tho market ID almost entirely Ia lie hands @! speous'
ing brokers end is dangerous for tho public to touch
IT, Tho rooont rapid rise and the equally sudden break
downs. sow taat there is nobody to relieve tie arket
of railway property after il is shaipy rallied ana MAGE
10 look ne.y and rising Tho favol able military news
has not boon vithoaL il. effect upon the Market ana
decided Union success would give prices further cncck.
The closing prices were: Gold $50 bid; New'fOrs
Central la; bid; Erie, l07 bid, Erie Preferred. 1929
bid; Hudson River l26 bid; Harlem % bd Eeadng,
lea bid Michigan Central 1851 bid; illinois Central
1901 bid; Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago. lO6i
bid; Rock Island. lc6i
| Freigh,s arc dull, and the market continues
depressed. To Liverpool. the engagements are per
neutral packet 1000 bush. Wheat at 3D. In bags eoo
IN, Beef q, a. Cd per steamer 500 bIs Bacon o. 4Os
eco pkrs Butter at sOs and 100 bxs. Cheese ct sos
To London, 1000 bush. Wheat per steamer, at +d; "
pkgs Lord, per neutral packet at I7s To Hasro. SOC
can vessel Of 10 tuns to the south sde OF Cuba ana
back q, g. 200 and port charges and the French bark
Ac,iYe TO Cote with Lard aud Tnlow. ON private
terms The following are tie carrying rotes; 10 i1'
erpoo per- American Flag Tloor' Isl wheat 9id'
Heavy Goods los Sl2s. Cd. per Foreign Flag: -Four
ls ID; Whoat. 3D.; Heavy Goods l2' Cd a 1885, AZ
London per American Flag; Flour. Is fid Sls' o.
Wheat sd.; Heavy Goods ias.0.6'.; per Foreign
ITAg. Flour. L. o.; Wheat I'd. N6d-; Heavy "ood''
I6s. Cd. f,iis Cd.
Money is quoted 7per cent among broFef''
and morc active than for time The rapid nnc'ua
tons in s;cs made lenders more careful a'a Inc III
dicaiions favor ful prices for money unti DeceH'ue'
The Sub Treasurer Las called upon tic bsnA' io' o.
sOo Cv0 payable orrorrow (Wcdaesday). lhe depon,
for nve twcn:ios ere ST. coo to-day. tn" demand
well distributed througAou, the country. The amount
Of this loan sold last week scattered over tAe sew
sra States 60 follows Subscribed through snbatents
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

s,ssr;' "a. We s's Is 80 "a pert Nv, w'isht ces -
o sssn BE- y asD d thu 49,
s'l 81 " 7 "a. ssp-s W., ,aee weeks ago '.fy = 80. -
a.. sf tl. .pof,cs or the pfcas Af'"'i'S ~"e' NV
ei.,s,d Il, M. acco eut oy smippei', - g 49,, oO, q
ans Sss' y HSp op'nsa fsy ans ana
ca i.,1s "a a. ~ live WEIGHT esked md paid fes'sJ
sa oi-, ,s, lots No beard OF ui g.. sud .gs sSs
AM 49, iosy ,se a.hts !. bed, aTigas Ass. eisS"
-. l.r.ari sorcession-. -, uass
~ DoB.a gives The following the price o. n'e
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
7NfFH q u =
ai.cht.s MIR r. n
TUESDAY. Eov. :f-r. n.

Gold opened q. 1921, and upon favorable mill.
tary runors fa % $50 10 .be sfeIno c.osng slsoi
1904 at3p IN Stocks upon The street dull OF rscuo
ton upon in,i ughts ow lrees bud freely cIered
of cash A. tie Stock E1caanso price, did not recover
Governments were all lover. Coupons II lss lOoi q
100. Currency Certificates fell 70 sed.ei. Border
Stats Stocks duN. Tor Tenrasses Gs. 90 was nsked.
rGd IS .or V,...nies, Niuour "a. tol1cii ctn-
ton Company JiQSiii Delaware end Hudson. lDd
leo Pennsylvania Coai Company. iG49lCii. Qu'clsn
yer Mining Company, 81. a6i; Cumberland Col Com
pany Jsa3gti Plolfo bs!l .i0e2l3. Eew.YoTs Cen
tsal 1874 iJi, lIo Railroad. iue6Osi Er.s IIcici
red 100, Hudson liver Raiiroai. I4a.9i2s, HARLEM
Railroad. pi.9gil Rsaling Railroad ie5i0l2ji
Lohig IN Central 10! !Vl26ii Michigan Scnihorn ~
e3i; Southero Guarnntecd. li00B2 Panama ls59i'O,
mlnos Central. ia2. Cleveland and Pittsburgh iOs. %
1895, Galona md Chicago 1904 all0. Cleveland and
TosAo I07 oi07t, Rock lsand Io7!dIo7t, Darlington
and Quincy ils6ll9; Prairie du Chen. 81 oGIi, fop
Wayne e6iSs6i, Tcns llauto and Alton, Oh ace;
North Westorn t0l950; Toledo and Wabash. 500
Coal Stocks steady. Cumberland. 30, Central 10.
Afsr tho boards, ard at the Public Sook Exchange.
proes we're lower Erie selling as low s i0di gain Of
A for Coal from the extreme price OF Mondsy Upon
several sctive Stocks quite low Iates wcrs made. Al
Tho Second Board New York Central closed 1861 1861
Eria lCGi@l0T. Erie Preferred. io.s elOJs uhlsoa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

Tha is an average of syls'h v day Tor t'o "o'A
No,, y.-k pe,n.viynpln Massachusetts and Ohio con-
linus 10 ahsarb the largest proportion
Tie aggregate export Of produce and mer-
ehanlsc exclusive Q. spcie) for the Past"eex "A'
e. oug.2s.
The following table shows tho condition o.
the Iad,IAs banls a: several periods since 'hs s'n
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

Tho National Bank OF Frankfort, faiiadel'
fAla which IL WAS proposed TO start WITH captAl o'
so 90 Lr. been checked for the tine ~ the Controller
of tho Currency 6, W.hlnsioa iafHInins to raiics
iris;c.toi tat "Ihs Currency Act" provides TIA,
eoo 600 ,hs bc tie lowes, amour. Of capital Of bnaA
organized IN o.les ., over 1000 inhnh'i'l'' ~"
sAarohodcs propose 70 iberraso their sIb'eIF'.oh''
aae have al,siy aolc - l. stor. ss3,p'o
Tho construction Of Tie Lake Michigan 'un'
r,i 4, 20 20 commenced Immediately. Thf CirFoaH4
Hsrail lays tat the Boa.i u Pablo works ~ tho
ctr II CLoaso ls,c ssssnod tie Contract to Nc'sf'
Da. A G0ver 81 fsrrsbrrr Pa. st eIaln 'h-
work 70 b completed IN two years. according 10 'he
ral an freeifoailons a!re,ly pabhsled Ihe eo"ra''
va. signed sEd IL s undefs.ood Ito contractors WI Of
once eater upon tho work"
The following Is statement OF cch trans
rn-i.i ON 30 nelaNare ena Nnlson CaaAl,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25

CAurIog.-Certain parties ere soliciting saS ~
Sc p,ions from shlp5ulders. masters qua one are
h. bepsiil a. some oi ,Lo Hell cate pio's' VIZ.
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10 sag tha. they aro IN posters and ahoId ~e1
lho h,SCate nilnts are substantial men u,o..,s u,o
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| Dua. 4. thor had 10. A-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-25
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