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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-04

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Tar ADAss ETPREss COMPANY
nov running daily Expresses over tho Loui'ye sni
frsght. .or BOwlrse GREgs and NASHVILLE mus, be pre-.
paid aud nyoC Of the soods properly sworn 20 before
No,sry Pnoio should accompany tho packages.
ADANs ExrREss COMPANY Ne"-lorf.
CATARRHi DIR. GoODALE's CATARRH REM
EDI IRE ecre ambush Of this :si9e disease aud
cure; Il without lin or peril. Depot Nc. tia Bfoal~ay'
Send stamp FOR Pamphlet. Pfiee ST. a."
TuE UNITED STATES TAX Law,
Now RsABY "a rsunple. of D ps.ea hue white paper
Beside tie BILL which word for word Ia secottanes "ith
tie original srreud % Apha esic,i feespita-
oil the aS 10 be levied This reudoTs compese
and enisns q. 4, Il possible 20 MAKE H. 49,
yer ICE Ice Il s Sy a; Kdd... fas fsi1rSS Sewer
PANpoRA's THREE GREATEST EVILS
saUsLcHRD
w.6ou .',uis daily At No. az Broadway. eerner Of FOL
tont ssudrE forth her vanncied hc,,s Of snma'sd SAUDI
i.oln Toe mat BEowSas "a RNr METAL
- &spE. 1hrasg :. arc. 'h7.iltsstsl eHaer,is,r..
ser "FoorE's PATENT UMBREILA Lock
STAND" A. WHsErsS WiI.os'. No. 5e5 sfosl~,sy.
TRrssrs.-M,Rsn X Cos Radical Cure
TEus, Os.co ~ Nessys, (Iaier ,ol ilouel lie
the cluch NJ connection wh1te'er Wih euy otl.T rn''
Ohio, % same nal.s. frusie attends Ladies
Dfsf.sEs OF rng NERyOre, SEMINAL, URN
APr ANp sYrru sruKB--New 'nt rclsble tres n'-u--
in port, 81 tie Howard Assoc,ros Set IN sealed lei'
TOT envelope. Tree Of chug Adf,e,, Dr. sssS hoCdH.
ros, Howard Association. Phil'delphia Ps.
BE,rTirrL LIFELINE PICfuREs.
Negative. f,gltsred n A LEFl.. lSs ChA'baH'' n y
WHEELER " WusoS's sEwINa-MAcHlNEs,
BlsHssr PsgNiUN.
international Exhibition, London ia2.
OG,s, no SOS BROADWAY. Ne".fotk.
Com PENs.-The beat aud the cheapest ut
A. hioKros's No. 25 Msideu-isue N-w.Ncrs.
1~rs*
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No article ever lad an equal sale They warranted -
represented They are sod by sill principal drassi's Co'
Gers. country stores, &c.
Be ale each bottle bears s fac dnAs OF he Propfists~
signature a s'esI-piGis lGba.
r. II. DRAKE s Co, No. 2o2 Broadway ~ r.
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Frederick DougiHss
VIII sik on the Presidents Emancipation Procsns sa
and tie arning Of black uleu
On FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. 8. 1868,
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE
Admission rs cents platform tickets ~ cent? TO %
air Tousey No III Nasssust IL Ns'srs No -
Broadway and the Office Of The Anso'Arican, No "
he, kmai.st.
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tnereH no other reason why the csedIt of Mi.sout
s'ou'a oe over ten per cent lower than that Of Hi
ns, ior her soil 10 good aud there are 67 900 sqnare
rl,ios ~ u, ana her mineral wealth il unbounded.
moIo 1. hot iOr Tue opposition Of the Democrats 10
Emancipation, Slavery would soon co ,se r. lis "a
ana That incubus would be- rolled from The credit ~
Missouri. '''' '''''' "
| RADIcALisM In MISSOURI.
Inc "ChaIcoais' have not the excIssivs mn.
nopoly Of tie radcalsm Of this Legislature. IL il
true that they onOpolze tin respeet 60 Slavery hut
on the question OF WoInan's Rights and land Re-.
orm the Democrats come in Tor largo share of il.
They have been tested on bill that passed lie
house last Thursday by large majority, sseurg TO
Isarred women perfect legal independence Of their
husbands in respect to property and business. Il IL
thought that this bill will be killed ia the Senate,
especially as u thorough Homestead Exemption, now
ociCTe the u0ute, 10 expected to pass both Hoases.
HE original Homestead bill Secured person worth
coo Ut inst. but NO. being liable 20 any future APP
praisements, 1t may become worth almost any con-
cciyabe amount and yet is To To exempt from *.
ecution ios det. IL Is, la short, perpetual home
stead that 10 aimed at; and some Of the leading
Democrats declare that no other policy would secure
real homestead. Another bill is before the House
ia tho shape OF substitute, which provides for fa-
lure apprassmenss Of the homestead, 20 that cred
itors may have the benefit OF all over s., UOJ. The
original bili Will doubtless pass tue House.
EMANCIPATION.
The feeling N improving since the " demOraliza-
tion" consequent upon the Senatorial struggle, that
threw considerable discouragemens upon the cause.
Meetings are now held twice q week to keep alive
the spirit Of Freedom, and unite the friends upon
some plan. Much, Of course, depends upon The ac-
ton OF Congress. Bnt aid no aid, something will
be done, provided tho majority shall have patience
TO prOlons the session.
SENATORIAL PROSPECTS.
An effort is being made to 90 into another joint
session. AL agreement ID being circulated for sig-
natures 10 elect Wingate, Charcoal Of 81.
Louis, FOR the short term -four years., and Hender
son for the long term also another 20 drop all
the first candidates voted for without mention Of any
others.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......M ARcK &
Cleared.

Cleared.
ss.me-Js.sy Bgs and ffoIs Royal Adam, En-.
press Co.
Shp.-G. Hurbut Mason. London. stnrges ClesrmsnI
John fBr) Anderson, Antwerp w +. Schmidt
John Bunyan Allen London, Mcdonald Co.. DelphinS
(Pr1,sl siever,s. Antwerp, Punch. Meircke Wendti
Co. Eseon Whitmsn Liverpool j. STUART George Morton,
Euery New.BediOrd, W. z. Coen az Co.
B,rks-Greyhound Alexander. Gores and nsrkst Yatss
Porsr6ed Jsnsdon Hsssr Melbourne. Fisher, Riehards
GCo.
Br--Abby Thsrter COombs, Phladephs II. D. Brook,
man Mary X Ladd tBr) Ellis Msrseilles Edmi.ton Bros
Bachelor tBr) w.ycott. Gardens, Trgjilo yiGinl ~,
srur. & sasht; a Cooper, Bush Pocomsir, Camp.
bs Parker Petty, Ch-rrystone r. X. Parkerj b. Como,
npkns New Haven Montezums, Wymsn, Baltimore, 9.
?. Buck Co.; Willard Fillmore Chase Bosom. s. w.
Lewis Co.; Jun per (Br) Crnne. Havana: Aobs Brad
forI Ffeeusn, Jacaiel. Brett. Son Co. America. Reg.
uolds Providence L. Kenny; Jamestown, Stout Po'tn AM
boy, Van bruns Siaght
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Arrived.

Steamship City of Eew.Yok (Br) Kennedy. Livsrpesl
Feb h nd h a. 40 P @ % s aSs
The passage. Feb 20 ls 81 ~ Ion Is pa;ed ':iean.Ai
A. q o. Ds..ss .cs. reb.Is March H.
lon ST. ST. passed steamship City OF Wellington, from Ns~.
Steamship Poom.c Fletcher Baltimore 60 hours mdss 70
Steamer Virgins ~ transport Snyder. Hilton Head.
via SoIfolk dsy,, to u. $. Asstao, Qn.rterns,ter
Steamer weehe.trr, Nye, Providence mdss' TO Ed~~s
steamer Oc,Orora Mclaughlin, Baltimore. mdse to walian
Dalxell 49, $500, ar.
ratar Jan. 2S fruit Moore Henry March lat 81 90
lon IS 5s taasa wh had been but short time Is:
Ni Bark s,io Boua Leav Key West days. in ballast 70
Big Uaa, (sf Ba1s9I cOo%S u Ppns p: >, r, b. Feb 70
L. :. ganboA Oneida and Waehuscts, FOX St. Thomss-sl
Big Henry tOf Boston, Sparks cMden,. Feb a. mOsSss
Brig ssniiago (Brem EisanbrsOh poraa-pla'ts July 10
tobacco, hdrs Nc. TO Henry q. ). Schmidt Co.
scbr. J. W FsulAin, Georgetown, d. G., md'e. to Dayton
sehr. Keadngton Clark vienns, Nd. for Bath, Me- ship
scir Cen Butler Cash, Fortune Bay. N p, II days,
schi Her.che Cmssted), Brd.a, NewOsrn, c.. days.
schr Ef. Phianey, Boston dsys. %dss iG f s Racket
schr Mary Louisa Smith, Edaarosn days, in ballast
Sehr Elizabeth B.. Burgess Providence day.
Schr Alexander Nelson, Clpp, Rookland days. lime.
Schr Julia Newell Troer, Portland Me-, days. heading
Sclr Haines. Patterson. Baltimore days cosl
sehr Elizabeth Segar, Whe.mors Stamford in ballast
SchI X. ). Dean, Cook. Tauutoa.
S,br David HOLMES, Robbins, Baltimore days, ejsL
sehr Alnion Bacon Baker New-BeifOrd, In ballast.
Schr Brsndywins Wheeler, Newport tor wburgh.
Schr Jes. English Remedy, Edgartolyn, 10 ballast.
Schr Julia franklin. Hewett Portland Ne. days
schr Af, Pierson, F?I.a9s Bay "a Y days, herring
Sem y. c. Sf5V7l, PerAie. Gloucester, hsh
schr John A. Smith. Perkins, Weieet in ballast.
schr Florids, Kelly, Boston IL days, md.e
schr Jane Maria, Ward Norwich mdse
Schr busau l.. Blown. Hodsdou Portland, Ne. barley.
schr. Harriet Baker, WsbheE, Portland, Me, headl0g
sloop Merry Dallas Rocket. FAN River, IN ballast
sloop Isaac II. Borden, Coiiius Fall River. mdss.
WIND-At sunset from .. w.
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BORT War0ens' Notlre.

SrArx ov NBw YORK ,,,r.,
PoRr-wARDKss OFFICE NO . ~, nc, with
NOTICE IL hereby given, IN ISL entitled A.
~ section OF the Ax passed ~ OF the Poft OF New
YSs to s p.a.sa. ssrns Or
subject q such a .s% ssSsi ;, the R's r
81, ss.: ,.ssss.dnI notice. ''
s sa ,l,a City No sN
TaFk =
Nam Caf,on Empire Stores
Bsrk Scio. .LoehniSs
Brig PRINCE VI "eio Observation-Disclosures omp.on's
Bhs Sea Lou Pierreponvs
3sh ooner E.sni. .Thompsohe
Schooner S"ia wor,on Do forsses
s'"''"'' VIM Ii. BURLEl0H, fissAessS
Aue,s usR slxAn. Secretary,
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Pasaengers Arrived

IN st.am.IiD CRY Of Nsic York from LtrerpoolCap4
Hubo,, wife and child h. Marshall and wife Mrs. Eds!'
ma and sou Mrs. McAuey and child, Miss Agnes stuart
Glbet Mulsan MN. ElLon. w H. Beard. Geo nurdeek,
WIN. Gas.TuIorer r. Binns Capt. Culver Capt hfdLgos
Capt Somers Mr.. Ronsh, Marcus Talbot w. d. bsssstt z
T. DE Esca J. ksllon. Alex Wsiner. John Hodpoa W.
r. Dayie Jaa saeen Wni AlGl Mr. Brennan, and Sss n
the ecEsse. .
IN brig Santiago, from P0tauPlaae-J Lishg0w. j.
Flanders.
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Alnusentente.


NIBLOS GARDEN.
~ Lessce and Msusgrr.. WIN. WHEATLEf.
FRIDAY. Mach g. 1863
FIRST BENEFIT THIS SEASON OF
MISS CAROLINE BICHINGS,
Who In conunetiJg viii the eminent Nlisto.
MR.. PETER RlCiiIN0S,
WIN appear In Bslfe's Grand Operstic Spectacle o.
SArASELLA;
Or,
GRAND BALLET
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
DELlGil1FUL MUSIC,
BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES,
- - NEW APPOINTMENTS,
And NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
WITH those Talented AnIstes,
MILE. ANNE TIA GALLEFH,
MONS MARZETCI
MR. l.. X. SHEWELL
SI8NOR RON2ANI
4. LAMB
GEO. ANDREWS,
J. ". BLAISDELL.
MRS. +. g. CHANrRAU,
MAD. NAREETrI
MRS Il Il. SHEWELJ.
MhS n. L. GRATTAN,
MRS SkEllREfT,
MILE KhTRINE
Musical Di cctor...Mr HARVEY b. DODWORTH.
Sca,s secured three days In advance.
fo1 BOOK open iiom o ~ to ..
With tho exception OF the PIess. 30 FREE LIST.
Doors open ut !. To commence Of H.
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professional Notices.

CuIARLES $. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ Councillor $, Law Proctor ad Advocate in IT, Courts
No $50 Rfoadwuy, Erg.YOfk. Rs,ideuc--No. 80 London
Terrace. Wssi 2Jl.lt. between gh and l0th.avs)
Edward IL. DIXON, VI. d., Editor Of The
Scslr.l and Operating and Consulting No ~
.h av Oic- consul sons tho oboue di'eases OF
the pelvic vi.ceT kUptare, Piles. vancocels aud soa
radically cured without the knife lgsture Oico hous
from TO ., | to }, snd 10 , evenings.
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March 4~Steamsr-Uca. Island City.
smps-Neptune, Plcsyuns, Success Psrthenis. Rieh1e
Golden, Protector.
BaIks-Lucknow, Ann NJ. Kelly. Union, GaribaldL
Brigs--W. A. Rogers, Propeller.
Schoopsr,-T. B. Wsiss, Rsvsle, TempistOu, L. j. Tss
bot, and ~ Others
Sloop-Lspwing.
March S-Stenm TRANSPORTS Arago and MeClellsn.
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MI LIE. CARLOTTA PATTI-Irving Hail.
Av1 Mr. HARRISON respectfully Informs the pubic that In
consequence e OF the Concert Of last sstur-
ssenr and Ia view Of the fact that sale Of tickets
Was NECESSARILY stopped he ha. Induced
Mile. CARLOTrA FAITH
10 repeat her
GRAND CONCERT
On SATURDAY EVENING, March I
assisted by the following artits
Mr. WM. CASTLE Tenor.
Mr.. J. NJ fA1TisON. Pianist.
Ar. II. EBEN. Futi.t.
Tickets so cents ssnor ABELLA, Conductor.
Resoved seats 30 cents extra, the sale CT which will COM
mrnce this morning At Beer Sonrmors no. 70 broadway
Scbsrfenbere& Luss No 7e9 Brosdwuyi Sibo x Sails
burys no. Nassau-st., and at Irving Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06

WOOLEN MACHINERY FOR SALE
w Two secondhand Mules, $50 Spindles each al2O
Two OF 90 Spndts each 5O must be removed within 10
dys Also 81 Cards with ~ Condenser spool., for $40
DC Picker 40 Al Of above to be seen, mostly running al
te Genh Nh near hzn. ~ Y. Apply on the Premss.
No. 1913 Broadway, Room q.
"a CENTS pound for OLD RAGS and Cents
- pound ior NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS and OLD
tAAPHLEIS Call before YOU buy or sen Branch No. 40
NGism.s... New-Y0fk City.
u CENTS PER POUND PAID, CASH, for
~ white Rag. and from u TO for Old Books New.
Papers snd Pamphlets By =. IL. WALKER No. u Spruce
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The Union Movement in New.Hampshire

Tie folio wing is the letter of Col. Walter Harri.
man Of the llth New.IIampshire Volunteers, accept.
ing the nomination by the Union Convention Of that
State for Governor. Col. Ii. is a War Democrat
always bas been a Democrat and principal and most
effective stump speaker Of the party. he left TIN
Un,on Democrat, which he was editing in Man
chester, to take command Of regiment in The War
for the Union:
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DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains
lCo,Iden Vases. Eur BIes, GIeelriiouo. Malt HIN.
Io,ns Tiles &c. Loos ..aI PoN.f, Depot 21 Psaris'
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gnrnltnre.

EEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
warranted nanusct Also solid Chestnut aud Walnut
Ihanber suites plain and ornamental at H. r. FARRING-
1OHs 80 CsnasL, opposite Wooster E,ta5liihed gis.
fMMP CHAIRS COTS, STOOLS &c, of
~ new dssgus. durable and light, whole.se sDd retail
A. BALMANNO No 66 Libertya-. New.York.
E,N&MELkD FURNITURE-Al styles and
pricsa also Chamber Suite, in Weuut and Chestnut
T.. Se a.soine1t In Tie city whotfae aud retail at No
'" Osod1 WARREN WARD.
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AmusfMenls.
WALLACK's; ,
w Opens at n; begins at o; ever befose H.
THIS EVENING (fElDAYl
RENE ETT NIGHT

WALaLACK";
w Opens at n; begins at 0; ever befofs III.
THIS EVENING (FRlDAYL
BENEFIT NIGHT
Mr.. JOHN GILBERT
49, NEVER ACTED HERE,
, Ina nne old Comedy i've acts by Mrs Cenvfc au
.lofes' OF Bod stroke fora WIFE," and the WonosE,
BUSY BODY,
,,o,,on WITH GREAT CAST.
sia FRANCIS GRIPE...... Mr. JOHN GILBERT
81, I'D ~ tuE Akf........Nr.C HARLES FlS m y
ot tn yGAsOUs ThAFFIC. MIR. y iRh 5Ii ~
u1IitSDr f.'OLDo
FiaOa ~
hfs ilCjs
30 Miss MARY UAsNON
.Sn MADELINE dENRi2yIS
TO.MORR0W tsATURDAYl,
AMERICANS IN PARIS,
FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN.
MONDAY
Miss FANNY MORANf's BENEFIT,
Never acte here
BLUE AND CHERRY,
AND
WONDERFUL WOMAN
tEsDAr, the great programme of Monday last,
FAiSI hEART NEVER NON'FAIH LADY,
THE YorrHFUL ougFN
Acted to the most crowded audience ever assembled at this
establishment will DC repeated.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. night OF HENRIETrE.
JiUHSDAf- EhSESTINE, aud the LITTLE TREAS
UBE
Box BOOK open for Of the above evenings from 8to4
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sapR,s.s s27 Sets ...........555 MooaRises. 1s3l
Isa -
a5y Hook. 1859 Gov Island. 3:i9 iels3As..lo;U
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-16
POST OFFICE .-- PORTLAND.
R II l. ES

TINO be observed by persons presenting postage
Il STAMPS Tor redemption.
j. Persons presenting Stamps for redemption must
separate them according to the different denomina-
TONS and enclose each in small parcel and endorse
thereon the number and value of the same. The par
GELS must then be enclosed in sealed envelope and
the aggregate value of the whole marked thereon,
with the name and residence, place of business of
the person, firm, association owning the same
2 But one deposit of Stamps will be received from
the same party. The parcels received will be num-
bcred regularly; and receipt with corresponding
number and name thereon, given to the applicant
3. No payments will be made until after the eNpi-
ration of 80 days from the date of this notice.
4. When payments are ready to be made, the pub
lie will be notified thereof by notice posted in the
Avenue of the Post Office, stating the numbers ready
for delivery, when the holders thereof may receive
their payments surrendering the receipts held by
them.
5. Only such Postage Stamps as have been in &C.
tua circulation currency will be redeemed. Those
of the old ISSUE aud those which have been used for
the prepay yment of postage, if any-whch fact will
be determined by this Department-will be retained
by the Postmaster and des royed Stamps which
have not been used as currency or in payment of
postage will be returned TO Depositors
6. Applications for redemption can be made daily
Sundays excepted-between the hours of A. N. .
and p NJ, until the 3lst day of January 1868 None
wW be receired after that date.
Z. The undersigned is authorized by the Postmaster
General whenever he may deem il xpedient for the
interest of the Department, to require an affidavit
from any applicant for the redemption of Postage
Stamps, that he obtained the said stamps honestly
and legtmately, and that they have been used
on letters A. +. DOLE, Postmaster.
Post Office, Portland, January /, 1863. jan2 If
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-16

NEW YEARS DAY IN SOUTH CARoINA.-
The lst of January, lS63-the day announced
by President Lincoln for the emancipation of
the slaves Of all owners in rebellion against
the Government of the United States-was
celebrated at Smiths Plantation with great
enthusiasm. The address of Gen. Saxton, is
sued some days since, attracted TO the beauti-
ful grounds of Camp Saxton a crowd of near
ly three thousand people.
The steamers Flora and Boston, laden with
heavy freight of dusky humanity arrived OPP
posite the landing at Smiths at noon. A pro-
cession was soon formed, and, with the band
of the Eighth Maine Volunteers at its head,
marched to the spacious liye-oak grove in the
rear of the plantation mansion. Here stand
was erected, on which were seated General
Saxton, Chaplain French, Col. Higginson, Col
lector Severance, DIR. Brisband, DIR. Peck, and
numerous other important personages. The
ceremonies were opened with prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Fowler, Chaplain of the colored reg
iment, after which an original ode, composed
for the occasion, by Prof. Zachos of Antioch
College was sung. The proclamation of the
President and Gen. Saxton's address were
next read. A set of colors-the gift of DIR.
Cheever's church in New York city-was then
presented to the regiment by Mr.. French, Col.
Higginson receiving the flags in behalf of the
regiment, and calling upon Sergeant Rivers
and Corporal Sutton, to whose care he entrust-
ed them for speeches. They were given with
great animation, and were received with tu-
multuous applause. Speeches were also made
by Gen. Saxton, Mrs. Francis ID. Gage. and
others, and the crowd then adjourned to the
eating ground, where barbecue, consisting
os twelve roasted oxen and numerous barrels
of molasses and water, was soon disposed Of
At four o'clock the negroes re-embarked for
their DEMONSTRATING participated in the cele-
bration Of the happiest New Years day that
ever dawned upon them.-INew South.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-16
Milk Route for Sale.

PY inquiry at this Office. No. 80 Exchange ST.,
1J one can hear of chance to buy MILK
ROUTE, in which there is not a customer who has
failed to pay his monthly bills. A favorable chance
is thus offered to any one who may wish to engage in
the business, or to enlarge his present "route."
novI2 eodtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-16
M ARINE

TUNHE undersigned has been appointed Agent for
Il the sale of Marine Railway and other Chains,
in the United States and British North America man
ufactured by HENRY WOOD & Co, of Liverpool.
Great Britain, and is now prepared to receive orders
for Marine Railway Chains, made to order and to
pattern, with the Sprocke wheel to match, and
ranted to fit. These chains made of an iron Pc
cuiarly suited to this purpose. which, by actual test
shows its average breaking strain TO be SO tons per
inch of sectional area. Parties wishing good and re-
lablechains will do well TO examine those in actual
service
Marine Railway Track Irons are drilled with the
countersunk holes and the Bolts to match; also,
Spikes of all kinds, Screw Bolts Lag Screws and all
kinds of forging done TO order, and of quality and
quantity to suit also all kinds of ships Chain Ca
bles, at lowest rates.
Mr.. c. feels confident he can supply the above ar
ticles favorable terms be obtained else
where Address H0RACEI. CRANDALL,
Submarine Engineer,
janl0 '62 dlaw1y- New BEDFORD, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-16
Rail Road Bonds.

"OLDERS of the second mortgage Bonds of the
HI kennebec and Portland Railroad Co. with all
the interest coupons thereon due the 18th of Oc-
ober, 1862 are hereby requested to deposit the same
in my hands, for which receipts will be given and
hereafter exchanged for certificates of stock in the
PORTLAND KEYNEBEc RAILROAD, Ia netc organ
izdtio soon as the books and certificates can be
prepared, in accordance with vote of said Compa-
ny, Nov. s, 1862. US. CUSHING,
Treasurer Portland s Kennebec Railroad.
Augusta, Dec. 16, 1862 decl6 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-16
Fair Columbia +!

FUNHE attention of Music Dealers and booksellers
Il is called TO a new National Song, "FAIR CO.
LUMBIA," by EUGENE BATcHELDER. ANY one
enclosing 20 cents in stamps to W. Paine H. Pack
ard. Portland, Me-, will have a copy sent to him by
mail, postage paid. Liberal discount to the trade.
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PaysOn House.

A Gentleman and his wife, and few single gem
"a teihen can be accommodated with board and
pleasant rooms at the above house, No. 81 MIDDLE
oihEEl. Jan 3-d2ws
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Book and Periodical Depot For
Sale.

FNHE undersigned. being about to change his bust
ness offers his stock and stand for sale. This Of
fers rare chance for man with few hundred dol
lars capital. Apply to CHARLES J. CLARK,
Jan 3-df Cor. Congress and Chestnut sts
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOSEPH b. HALL, A0i'''
Is published at No. s2J EXCHANGE STREET,
in FOX BLOCK, by
FOSTER, GILMAN and HALL,
Under the firm name of
N. A. FOST II IL CO.
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