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The Portland daily press., 1863-12-07

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free from Tan, Pir,-
pies aud Freckles, may easily b. procured by using
shaving il is unsurpsssed-a single drop making a
fine lather. 1t i composed oCpalm-oil honey and
other valuable articles. highly perfnmed by its own
morning renders the skin soft and white and free
from bleInish. Price 80 cents. Fer sale By II. ii.
HAY. Agent for Maine, and all druggists.
nov25 deod& ocw3m
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CIAL MOTT ICES.

WINTER OrESrSG or PARIS MILLINERY, AT
Mrs. CoLDr's, No. l2s MIDDLE SrnEET.-Mre. c
has just received the newest styles in Paris Bonnets
which shc Will open on Thursday, Dec Sd, 1858, at
her Show Rooms, l2s Middle street, upstairs.
decl-tf
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Da.J. W. KELLEY viii be in attendance at his
Medical Office, 2ii Congress street, opposite the I'm.
iycrsast Church, to give advice ard prescribe in all
forms Of disease Tuesday aud Wednesday, The Sth
aud 9Th OF December The sick are invited to call.
Advice free deeS dive
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GowELL & MoEEELL have just received their
FALL STOCK Of DRY GOODS, and are prepared
to show the public of the best selected stocks in
the city, at the lowest prices for CASH delivery.
Call and see. 1873 Middle Street
Portland, Sept.3 1858. eodtf
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The ESCAPE OF UNION PRIsoNERs.-The
Bath Times makes the following extract from
letter of Brunswick boy TO hisfrends:
u. ). STEAMER TULiF

fIHty UIIt, NUV. II, 100. J
Last Sunday afternoon we took of from
shore eight Union prisoners, who had made
their escape from Castle Thunder In Rich
mond. They dug under ground distance of
forty feet, right under the Sentry's feet. Thir-
ty-two got out but they were all recaptured
but these eight. They were happy enough,
when they got upon deck. They travelled
nights, resting day times, and the negroes on
the way fed them.
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sE-Parsons' Cough Candy is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
d2m.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT GOwELL & M0RRILL's
Thbets Fopns, Plads and all other styles of Dress
Goods. All kinds Cloakings, Shawls, Domestics,
&C., selling rerg cheap for cash Now is your time
while the assortment is full. noyl3 eod& wifi
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Calcutta Oct Is. Indian, Averii, Mauritius.
Cid l6th Alameda, Mailing. for London Sabine,
Woodward, bombay.
Sailed from saugor 18th. Congress. Drinkwaicr.
London; Pocahontas. Lincoln. New York: 18th,
Sycamore, Alger, London; 18th. Pstmos, Spriuz
Colombo; 10Th, Rutland, ingraham. Nauritius.
At Malaga 18th ult. bark voyager, Freeman, from
Cadiz. ar 10th. TO load for Boston.
Ar at Barbados 9Th ult, bark Nayhower, DUEL,
New York. land sailed for Antigua; sth. brigs Han
nah, (Brl Allen. FIN do; Scotland. Frances do; 9Th
Chas Adams. Peterson. Philadelphia.
At Remedies oath uit, bark Rambler, Jackson, for
Boston 2 DAYS.
CID at st John NIB Goth ult ship Chimborazo. Hen
nv LIVERPOOL
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TKRxs,-$6.0o q year II paid acithin three months
from the date Of subscription or 500 at the end Of
the year.
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Thernoneters!

LNNNELL'S PATENT is triumph ofpsreetion.
IL They are aeof, occerGte and cheap. For SAFE ny
the trade generally.
h. b. RUSSELL. n. L. Agent. Boston. JOHN
RUSSELL. viii supply the ira e IN foftiaha'
decI div
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sPECIAL MOTTO s.

hkuhAS 4 NEGLECTED CoUGH. CoLD, AK In.
rna-or,, KtrATED OF SORE THROAT. If allowed
bBUAChli Al to progress, results In serious Pumon-
Ta0CHE offenti U ines a BRo%Ss Iron
ron CHTAJ THocHEs reach directly the aft
fccied parts and give almost immcdi-
COUGHS ate relief. For Bronchitis, a.thmo, c.
tarrh, and C0Rsumpfire Coughs, the
AND Troches are useful. Public Speakers
COLDS. and Singers should nave w., Ne T iroche i to
turn OaceTs and Soldiers who overtax the voice and
are ex posed 10 sudden changes should use them
Obtain only the genuine. browns Bronchia
Trocfes' having prorcd their efficacy by test OF
many yeas. are highly recommended aud prc.crib-
ed by Physicians aud Surgeons ia the Army, aud
have received testimonials from many eminent men.
Sold bv all Druggists and D. Ilers in Medicine in
the United States and most foreign countries, Of %
cents per box. decd dim
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DIED.

In this city. Dec 5. William Edward. eldest son OF
Geo. r. DaAis, aged q years-late Commissary Serg.
10th Me. Reg.
eE-Funeral this Monday afternoon. at O'Clock.
In this city, Dec g. of consumption, Mr.. Geo. NJ.
Henkerson. aged % years
rF-Funeral on Tuesday afternoon. at O'Clock,
at his fathers residence No 20 Danforth street Rel.
aiives and friends are invited.
In this city, Dec. Miss Lucy Brood aged "a yrs.
In this city, Dec. 3. Fred k A., infant son OF VIM.
II. aud Mary A. bowling aged year mos
In this city, Dec. 2. WIN. A.. son of Thos L. and
Harriet c. X Robinson. aged ii months.
In Bath, Dec. 4, of consumption. Mrs. Lydia Deer
ing, aged -.
In brunswick. Nov; "a, Mrs. Rcbecca 6. Pollard,
aged 81 years 10 months
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s2O6,741 81
JOHN W. MUNGER & SON. Agents,
No. l66 Fore street, head Of Long Wharf
aee' PORTLAND, ME. dsv
LIST OF LETTERS

RENAlNiNG In the Portland Post Once Dec
~ !, uncalled for Dee-
any Of these letters arc called for, plsasesav
Al letters advertised are subject 10 an extra
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Cheap wood.

1000 CORDS of spruse. slabs, part of which
IUUD are we'll seasoned aud the remainder
partly SO. which will be sold at reduced prices for
short time 10 clear tho wharf, TO DO occupied for
other purposes. Also. hard wood of different kinds
oak slabs dgings, SC. Apply to
WI. II. WALKER,
deeTtf berlin Wharf opposite Sugar liouss,
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eodtf

GREAT DISCoVERY.-Anad ADHESIVE preparation
that will STICK
fatchcsa and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient
strong without stitching:
ihat will ehectnally mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and All articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists,
And Families
wiilhnd Il INVALUABLE! II willie fectuallys topth
leakage of Coal Oil.
1t is insoluble in water or OIL
tits liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
It will adhere oily substances.
1t lie
HILroN'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence II l.
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CAPE ELIzABErH. July /. l,

CAPE ELHABETH, July i, 1868.
SIR;-During my connection with the State Re-
form School. as teacher. l., +. Atwood's Btters
were introduced there and used with marked success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &c, A. p. HILLMAN.
Hanover. NE, Oct /, 1851
Dear Sir have used l.. +. Atwood's Bitters
for some 10 or IL years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect These
Biters are the only remedy that have relieved
me of this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the use OF them
JOEL HOW
~ Beirnre ef Coaaferfeifs and base limitations,
some Of ,rhich signed IN" r., instead Of Il. r.
Atrood. The genuine is signed L. r. Aicood. and
as q safeguard against imposition bears EXTRA
LABEL, couafersigned II. H. HAY Druggist, Port.
land Me-, sole General agent.
For safe By respectable dealers ia medicine gensr-
atty. jyl3 6meod&w4
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lPcr steamship Scotia. at New York;

lPer steamship Scotia, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 18th ult. Masonic Harmon Per.
nambuco; Goth. Baker, Miller, Bassein; 2lst,
CID 18th, Suliote, Philadelphia.
Sid 10Th, kentuckia lngersoli Boston; Z A Soul
lard. Osgood. Bath: Suote. Small for Philadelphia;
Fleetwing. Ellis. New York.
Int for ldg 10Th, Endymion, Williams, New York I;
sOth. VIM Wilson. Wilson. san Francisco.
Adv 2lst Damascus. Isl for Portland 25th.
Ar at London 18th, Prima Donna, Hartman, from
Ar at Deal 2ist. Chandler Price, from PASSPORT,
on the Wight 18th, John Watt. from Falmouth
Aratcowcs 2oth Corrinne, Lane, fin Callao. land
ordered TO HamburgI
Ar at Falmouth 18th. Rochester Patten. and J y
Gushing. swap, Akyab; Weston Merritt, Robinson,
from do.
SD 18th, Alice vennard. Kelley, weser; Roches.
Ar at Fleetwood 18th. Lucy Ellen. soulc. I'm Port.
land
Sailed from Plymouth 18th. Clara. Wells, Cowcs.
York.
At Bristol 10th. Kenslngton, Corning. for y York.
Ar at Cardiff 18th, Premier, McGilvery, Antwerp.
Sid 18th, Lizzie Bliss. Pearson, Bermuda.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Rising sun, and George
Raynes, Callao
Sailed from Manlmain Sept IL, Cheyslier. Perkins,
England; lfth Ocean Belle. Brown, Bombay; 18th.
Rebecca Sheppard. somers. Bombay.
In the river Sept LIST. Cromwell. Croker, for CAL
cutta; VIM Peek. Colson, for Bombay; Naples.
Strnut; Col Ledysrd. Wells; Emma Jane, Jordan !:
Venice. Leeman. Greenwood, Stone, and Belle Gre
ole. Gorham. unc.
Sailed from Calcutta Oct 10. Mary Warren. kins-
man. London: 18th. focahontas. Lincoln, NYork I;
Congress, Drinkwatcr. London; 18th, Sycamore,
Alger do.
A. at Bombay Oct Is. Granite state. Jacobs. from
Calcutta.
Ar at do Oct lsih, Sparkling Wave. Emery. from
Maunain: 9th. Jno Kerr sweetser. Madras.
Sid Oct II. Esmeralda. York. Calcutta.
Ia port oct D. Eiphalet freely, Cutter. for Liver
pool; Sparkling Wave. Emery for Maulmain; Eliza.
Niekerson; Granite State. Jacobs, aud John Kerr,
sailed from Alden Soy 8; Sam DuuHing. White
house. Rangoon.
la Anecns 18th nit. II spearins. Rogers, I'm
Ar at Antwerp 18th, II Waterman. New York /;
Nm Lord. Jr. Brown, Calao; 18th, Longfclow,
Ar at Gibraltar 9Th, southerner, Smyrna, aud cid
for London.
Sailed from Caxhaven ss,h nit. Langdon Gilmore,
Chase, ST John NIB.
Sailed from Rio Janciro Oct ., Star Of Hope, Tai.
bot, Callao.
Ar at Pernambuco Oct .. Union Heard. rhiladel.
Sid 2sth, St Peter, Luce. New York
Tier steamship Columbial
Arr from New York ed. Maiectic, at Live, pool
Davis, at Deal.
SPOKEN.
Sept "a, lat 30 IL S, lon 25 90 r. bark Adveptnrer
Nickerson. So days from New York for New Zea
Sept &c. lat 80 50 s, Ion 10 30 +, ship Jas Guthrie
from Boston for Calcutta.
Oct 8. lat 05 n. Ion 20 % W. shjp VIM Chamber
lain Carver, New York for San FNrcisco
Oct 81. lat ii n. Ion o. w. ship Roswell Sprague
Whmorc. Callao for France.
Oct -. lat 50 y, Ion "a ", bark Alfred Lemopt
Pease, Newport for Ceylon.
Nov 10. lat AZ 10 n, Ion 10 Il w, ship yicksburg
from Glasgow for -.
Nov is. lat is0s n. lon 10 81 w, ship Romuus
Lord. Sunderland 4 for kurrachee.
Nov IL lat 70 10 n. lon W, ship WIN singer Far
ley, from Hull for New York.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


SATURDAY .DfCtm1
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston.
Brig Manzoni, tof searsport,l Carbon, Havana 10th
ult
Brig Altavela, Reed, Cardenas.
Brig Emeline. Green, Bangor for Washington.
Sch Crusoe, Foster, Machas for New York
Sch James Power, yeazie. Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamship America, tBr) Martyr, Liyerpool-H
A Allen.
steamer Potomac Sherwood, New York-Emcry
Fox.
Bark b Hamilton, soulc Cardcnas-C Chase Bros
& Co.
Brig Zebuon, tBrl Layton. Windsor NS-master.
Sch sidonia, (Brl Southorsrecn, Parsboro Ms
master.
Sch Union. tBrl Lindsey. St Andrews MN
Miller.
Sch Edinburgh, lDrl Barrett, st George NB-NJ
Miller.
Sch Leopard Sargent, ST Andrews Mn Mil.
Ter.
Sch c knight whirlow. Washington DEC 7
Clark.
Sch Eliza Ellen. Noyes. Boston-Jos IL White
Sch Superior, Barter, Boston-Jos IL White.
sAILED-33o L NJ Steamship America.
Sunday. ..............,.......D December O.
ARRIVED.
Brig A Ross, Small, Philadelphia.
Sch Capitol, Collins, Frankfort
Sch IL Hall, Hamilton, Richmond
A schooner of 225 tons. called tbs Fannie A Bay.
ley was launched from the yard of Abtiah Leigh.
ton, ut Calais, the 2Sth ut. She is owned by & III
Dyer, and others, and will be commanded by Capt
j 5 Crosby.
4 ship OF about 900 tons launched from the
yard of Amos Dyer. at Mbridge. ON tho Both Mt.
A brig OF about $50 tons called the Juliet CLARK.
was recently launched from the same yard She win
be commanded by Capt Brown, Of NJ.
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Sch Aeklam Getcheli I'm Bangoy for Providence,
put into Holmes Hole Sd inst With loss of both
chors chains. boat. and part OF deck load of lumber
in d gale on Nantucket Shoals.
Brig May Flower, kennison, from Bangor for New
Haven. put into Holmes Hoc 81 inst. with loss of
part OF deck load anchor, and bulwarks stove. hav
ing been run into by unknown schooner on the
night of the I'd inst. on Nantucket Shoals.
Sch Antietam. OF and from Cherryheld for New
York. wa. towed into IIyaunis by sch Ida Miller
with loss of bowsprit and windlass started having
been run into on Tuesday night.
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Sappliedin packages from 2 OF. to 100ibs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agentsfcr New England.
febl7d1y
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IMPORTS,
---aa a-4s-a--
EXPORTS.

Cardcnas. Brig Altayela-l0i hhds molasses, to
Churchill & Co.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO Ar 18th Inst, ship Thatcher
Magoun Dunbar New York.
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sY-Ifyou are IN want of any kind ofPkINTING
call az the Daily Press once, u
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NEW ADVERTISEMEN rs,
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Atlantic Fire and Marine ms. Co.

OF PROVIDENCE, t.-ocT. l. 1863.
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prinss
at this Once.
, 1863-10-30

Owing tosc large decline IL the price Of co ton con-
os
$500 ba1es- the market for Domestic Cotton nsnn.
pas e aarn ea!
when ralaes were greatly nnsstt q stner mofe has
e5 ' s IL % ossa ausias
III es
car:s; ID NsT Aampssirs aly s5. sith tvo huaSfsi
and sets Of cnrca; IN Vermont the same
saose eets q e hnnfed az
four factories. running nlge hnnize1 and Dn=ty-ane
VIZ 9r hgasFsd and inlSe Sards: + Enoas
1aetozics with four hunole1 md fo.tTo:e asts of
q Sc t. hs
Wotsted aud Woolen Yarn blankets aud Fiannols'
5ssss
Hoaf Gftss sT nfs ossoss S sFa q ef ns
ens lately been brought to such state of ne!
e h It, e
Log Log ~oo y Viz fks taess ss
ess qsa @
o Epgia5d Gas such sikzess and ustFe that it
ana
q MeEno Wool are used for Felsing and n1oai:oth
smonnt Of business nanactoa has been at about the
fss esss s
SsdE @ ea
peasH Wste.y yslle tc. bare DEought sYsa sta9 9laId
81 s r. hsvs sae sHa saa YoFf s
~ Ss auetaa ii 4ess2c; Lonsaalo whlts stoek g,
EsS;s
qq,nf ss sss ws5 f. iolloEs St
aae 's1 sesxx sons
Sas Is. ss =. n 5e al III % auPPtsd 4
, 1863-10-30
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

r..
r.s 80. 49, -, ts o. .ss
49, 49, ~ %n.7s..s
sa.en su. ~ nu+ .sa I.,t ~
r. ~ n.s ~ n1],,, +ts e.,1v nsrt n.
n.. c.sSsrsr;a sst'r;t IN ,hs tsrsat nn. nssr,.
~ ara ara,,n - haa tassTlr no-
sI,.n r.,n rsndsr,nc II aneo,n,e,r neesas.+v ho,n
- ~ ana so,,ara ,rthew on1I .rots a ,nna .nd
~ -. - ri,h,n sso-. sncs ,aoa thsras.s,
,,.s,s rs 49,. ~ ~. hn.,7ass ,-s.-n..as
~. ,aoa dsr,.1d ~ .!s
49,. .Sssss ,sttor+ sn, ch.nca n - o,at..
.1aa. aua 50. t..sa - '@o SAs%N''
eeA7 "a r.r,,,s-o,
4,,n.-..,s.s - -. 60. -. .oo
sanmrgdge sHu sofn Kenf 4 n 216 ~ - III NJ 1T "a N
Cole sold McPhetsoa II. AZ j. .c0l 81, at s215
Fa!mae, sea GfneFao9 - ~ aF W yg p ri ae
Ghess sold Greenbaam loo, AZ 500 rs, af ssa7E,
q. Adsins scld pown1oE ~ Ct 96 hss at s.
s. o ILL., eo'o t4AN>'eA -" 1tA'S ~ ~
Lahmsn sold nenson 3, s, ~ SO o. 1T g q:
NJ so'" 'o'" O. '4s 4'n o. ~ 1910 's' ~
Leach sold Hancock e, ~ ll5i rs. at So
Tanisl1 s so5a Ell M ncn 3 ~ y ns; r. e. & 81
Ferris sold Hancock 50, ~ 1,16S ns, at $3.50.
ar III y s9!d Rolhy Is e.: a. iia IL u ~ e S'oo
AItter sold VAUGHN 10, av ,t27 b.. at $325>
l,unne,l sold Vaughn q, ~ 9a2 rs. at 1921:
Vaughn sold HuETel 10, AT 1,lSs Dat ~ y w.
AErt1ft 30I1 Dtl@ ~. A3 1sla1 ID. Ut Sd.l1.
, 1863-10-30
11594.B
. 8 500 9i.m
2Sota9 %
CHICAGO DAILY 1IARRET.

THURSDAY EYKaIS6. Oct. y. l8sa.
PRE1GuTS-AdEanssd i9l1e A 2 lu7sels s,h The
md 81 Andrew, With wheat. a. 12c; scnT. Alvanse.
scSe s.n Tnfs 81 F. bcb5Er; Win oat: 4 81 schF sFTe
OsWfGo Schr O. i. Richmond. wtea: aad Hour. Ut
1ac q co nj sehr. Eea eiSh, with Nhear, at 1919
70 NEW YoaK.1 cog Urls aour, via prop. to Buffalo,
aoT ojTR@,ees Is9h5f e II brls sh,ppeo, m oz,s
Market 6nll.. Sales we're: %H1TE HIxTE: ExIH4&s- &
TTasnsss ~ s.s brIs vi S5. WssYEn sUFEx sVTEerIys
i S!,s ssss :: 6 D. ~ ID FEC Sfs
Mn :hnne q stks q SIS: 30 brs ssoisl .: IS q: i5s
bill GIllet Hines At IS S: 80 bzls "Fazdna st
1 9I1 FEC tops sPin q bnia s1 81 on rscs
seos gn I'll iSh'ngsS nnSsS assIa MI aai al
siosea au,st sSa anchanssa. u SALES: WrsrEs WnzAT
IN S7oEE- 4C0 bu No Re: u store At $lA: 1nV %
Rejected Winter Ia North s1c houEes) at 3c SFnISa
WHEAT - STonE-A0e0 bu No Spring as p o3H
SO It eoos b 90 4 e M Il es u m e9 Ss g
4 ss & & Z e {? .
ia DO 1t Il tsY: s. 90 ID Do = 81 cs s. Do Il
81 f94 2joo 6u tot tn g. Co. q, At 81 % 99 %
Keie, tco spring in store at II Co. soeo m 10 asS
By eamplesb geo. whte Winter at u 80 del
Mar2es quiet acd unchanged, Sales: tAaAL Al
Myxs MiKo coha.1s 0p ba No Con adoas e e. s9s (;
No Com 1t 5nc; 1ost0 bu % Il %; 20 90 NJ g
Corn Ut he 101 bu do at U4c; 1000 6u do Il 77Hc
| iTC bn 10 1T IKE: 90Qo hn oo at TIC.
| OAT3-Reteyet. 81 ,foa h1; B1lpps1. assss osN uu
Market opened 101kc aigaer. but netel an c:ose
quiet euo steady u yesserca5s ts'ees' sa'es WET
, 1863-10-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY hlAHKET.

TuURapAY EvN11H. Oct. 3, 19E9,
The terrible stozm Of the aftefro N Cracked traa
actions, but taking tie Gay together fair Mount OF
hu,nees YVES one. TIE bankers hare ample means
10 surply all the legitimate wants Of customers.
New York Excl anget IS decidedly close. Tbs cur
rrnt,a es 10 custom. - are still par buying and Il
nreu INN ee1lin. on smsl' drafts and 70 ou.sIde,s
r,fu Ia tnr rate. soIne Of the bnnka are E1aa 10
INV trz cron abovs par TO keep up supply.
The rates OF Gold In New York as reported by pri
v.t, d,acatches vera follows: 1As ~curb-atone,'
1lsk INK 49, 14af, closing At 14sx. Early IN tho
morning some Of the brokeFs hero paid III. bat on ze
ceipt Of the news from Nav 1ork me rate sunS to S
wheYe 1t renafued during the day.
s,lvsr ,saaass. T1essus1 Notes neu,nal-selling II
az.
n,enty. and exchange very rn. Quotations are fully
advanced y per cent. on buslng and selling rstea
The sudden II ling Of in receipts Of grslns the caust
OF tbs change in the condition Of Tho money market.
rrox fl. Lou1s-N 7. Exchange steady at y Pc
cent discount buying and par selling. Defence Wsz
1anta STEADY at @@atc buying and selling.
, 1863-10-30
1,Oss OF THE SCHOONER DANIEI
SLAtSDN.
Terrific Gule Of Sunday, OCT. 1Sths

EF.em the Racine <W1a.) Journal. ath.1
At IN early hour on Friday evening Of l.1t week.
news OF lots Of lhe schooner DA1tel Stausoo hill
Ing from and owned IN this city, WAT brought 10 ltA
site " ore q e masss Of saa til.fs;ed cr.n Fhs
oi the 17tn. lAoen with "a bushels Of wheat upon
which there insurance Of 4ii5 per busael sac
subsequently encountered tbs terrific aouta-aasferly
gales Of SuncAT, and afrar weataenE t1o fy OF the
ses ana temp. snstnE he diy wasn aiest @
il named "Desth'a Door," and between the hour! Of
eight nine D. stranded unOa the Focxt OF Pilot
Island about ono hundred feet from Shore Tho creR
nanaged TO reach terra-trma xtthout loss. and IA
sailor In encountertng and successfully oyeFcomtng
the hardsblrs and difficulties Of salpwreck and dis
astsr. -
With huoys Of the same mste1fa,, anc thea ttro IN
overheard from the side OF the yc*se, WITH
tnc other end It'll fetaIrel By the creW The end cast
into this lake soon noated ashore aud WAS securely
steued By the fishermen Of the Island to some object
upcn the beach. while the crow Of tbs sfauson made
hestorny waste between themselves aud shore was
thus overhung By bridge. coraposeo Of
sWayi-g rope 100 feet ii length. The crew then pro-
yiCed themselves vita rope sngs or chairs, and tas
ter Ing them the cAtte at tte masthead fn such
manner inst they would sp along H. toox Their s:ats
The 1pot where 1t tied snnEa paakns the trar
1T snely and without accident. It s thought that
the weasel and car1o Will rrove total lofs When eha
mate who brought the peEe Of her stEhndnE. left tho
through which the wheat wAe fast escaping.
The Saut on built Ia thla city anrsu tE1 winter
Of 1883, and was accounted a No. craft. She va
owned by MeBsE3. Isaac Taylor and Daniel sla7son
wns valued At about SIC co., u:r oattaly
hull Ties tho reef OF Pilot Island. nenr TIT
, 1863-10-30

The porrd net fishermen along the west hnoIa afe
beginning 10 realize run nut fsn On taeas fes
hi C1ne1ent eject than coea run on aQ4G olaes
ktrd OF banke re have heard tell Of. Ihas l.tae
run with ITEM 1ncreasea their depoI msteao @ s ~ =!
cleaning them out They atu lifting from Ten - u,
teen and even twenty hye barrels Of Nhltsnsa
ndaY-snd sturgeon sud herring arc OF no accoanSs
, 1863-10-30

PcL1cE CoURT-Tbe Northwestern Fair,
or ZONE other benign institution, exercised good
influence over the lower strata OF society In the
citT On Wednesday. There we1e but seventeen
CAGES before the Court yesterday morning, and
only one Of these WAS for anything more than
Drunkenness.
Henry Gardner. thirtcen-resr old ecapc-
grace, threw 4 stone through the opening OF the
canvas Of Tha5er & Noye's circaz, On Wednes-
day evening. stirling q lady on the head and in
hictIog severe wound The boy was sent to the
Reform School.
"A fne.looking French girl appeared and
sworc out warrant against the son Of wealthy
parents, who, eho claimed, WIS the father OF the
beautiful babe she held In her arms. He had re-
fused to marry her, as ho promised. and after
waiting two months, she came to ask protection
OF the law. Her story, cotroborated as 1t was BY
respectable Witnesses, seemed to make quite IN
impression on Justice Mcdonnell, accustomed
though he be to tales Of the kind. The case Will
ccme up for examination today.
DIED IN A F1T.-The Detroit papers Rtate
that Peter Hickey, from Chicago, was ionnd dead
at Eaton, and that be probably died In it,
, 1863-10-30
E.w,vork stock anl Money Mnrket-Oct. -

aovEENKEET sTcGK4.
Government Stocks a shade easier.
u.s.se 81. G., .uDN@1lo5 x@107K
Money steady anc IN good demand at 837 Per cent:
neor1y slf trans scttpns Ut better figures
Steilitg Exchange share arm.F, but closed dull ut
161@16a. u ,,,....t., .,.,,. =. ,.o
atynnc1rg 10 ls8H declining 10 1i6 ctosog quiet at
116x@14G4.
, 1863-10-30

Toledo EFnin MurkCt.-Uct. -s4*
Wheat Sales this forenoon. 1870 bu amber Mica, NJ
$50; 100 hu, go bu, sou h1 and 2noo p4 am2s5 G
Mieh. ct Il 20; 500 uu Meh. 1t 81 32 tna ~
bu No ra1 at 81 2G, aGi6 pu No red At s. ",
hu DO atEano Com No transactions eporsea 1aeta q
&c for wheat to Buffalo and nc to Oswego.
, 1863-10-30

EIouR-EEIn and IN fhir demand
GRAIN-Wheat ~ n trm put ou,es 1t the Gloss:
Il 292 5 for No, hilw ankee claa: ii Il foe 10
do: Slo for No. Chicago sprag il S1 I9f rel u1n
ter Western. Com quiet II s139ic Oats flFm. but
Qntet
WHrsEY-Fj1m 1t 6.c,
INInkrs 16,o oFls douz. 80 600 ou WHEAT. 1900 ba
ExroT1s- Hq orl. fouz leioo bu -heat, $50 bu
corn Mtp0 bu ossE, a. oo hti barley, to1 bl re,
, 1863-10-30

1No trIs, at ii % ior l3v supeF7ne; As y SIN
E:c extra. % 5o fol cholce dooelo a1sra n y 50 ?
cr all gradts e1. ept cholce which bron9ht full
price, ish svlcs Of go IS ss sc to = % onssel
sales ofp;5 tss at s6as7c bnshel Nr 1elow: mixe
a. I've: 0ata seGl!ne 70 e. hssasl =: Tnish
a. Int snrang barley seltloe
at FLY: choi tail Il PINE ~ =. 81 T. 2 na
vision. ara lar1 Whi.ky wss du1. so-daY; b?Eels Of
e1ns rltEes Which sellers generally refused. Sale:
, 1863-10-30
/ Il ID.

In taIs city. oct. soth. CT crrsuncttca, Mrs. ASE
MUEhAY, Nlfe Of Aichae1 Mus.,7.
Pnnt raj to day At 10 O'Clock Enn BIZ Iestdence.
is nth Cl&rk stfeet Fr1aa3s Vt t-e taaly are H.
vi ed tt attend
, 1863-10-30

r Nesfoue Diseases a1d PhyBtcA Debility
arising nom Specific Causes, Ia both scxes-neM
and re1iable treatment, IN reports Of the Howard
cha.ge, Address, D1. J, Bkl1ltn HouKhton. How
atd Assoeiasioas No. Honta Ninth stzees paAa'
dalph1s, Ps. snsl7@