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For Sale.

49, A nearly new, one aud half story House,
t!;; pleasantly cited on Hill street. 1well fin
Ia ished rooms good well of water: wood
she attached. Ihs lot containing 1904 feet
of land. For particulars enquire Of the Subscriber.
or ALLEN HAISEs, Esq, of Portland.
sopl2 dtf ISAIAH VICkERY.
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B UIL D ING LOT
For Sale.

fENIiE LOT corner of Spruce and Bracket streets
IL will be sold, II applied for immediately. Said
lot Is so feet on Bracket, and 90 feet on Spruce
street.
Address Box 1877 P. o.. or apply at 50 Salem St.
oc1 dIws
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For Sale or 10 IeaSs

I OTIS with large water front, suitable for shin
IL yards or other manufacturing business within
quarter of mile of Portland line and adjoinin
the Grand Ttunk Railroad for sale or to lease on the
most favorable terms. Apply TO
JAS. II. LUNT co, l0S Middle Street.
oct5 d4w
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House and Land For Sale.

90 House No. l79, corner of Cumberland ard
Ia. Elm streets. Lot about 20 BY 100 feet House
.~s.=A may be examined at any time. For particu-
lars call at lBj Middle street, up stairs n. l..
Woodbury., or G. W. Woodbury., or
JOHN c. PRoCrER, Lime Street.
Portland, Sept. 10. 1865. ocg If
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MARINE
Railway Chains and Track Irons

TINHE undersigned has been appointed Agent for
Il the sale of Marine Railway and other Chains
in the United States and British North America
ufactured by HENRY WooD & Co., of Liverpool.
Great Britain and is prepared to receive orders
for Marine Railway Chains made to order and ts
pattern. with the Sprocket wheel to match and
ranted to ft These chains are made Of an iron pc.
shows its average breaking strain to be SO tons pei.
inch of sectional Parties wishing good and re-
service.
Marine Railway Track Irons are drilled with tho
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
Mr. c. feels confident he can supply the above AZ.
ticles favorable terms can be obtained else.
where. Address H0RACEI CRANDALL.
Submarine Engineer,
janl0 '62d1aw1ys NEW BEDFORD. Mass.
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For Sale Orto Let.

CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
xz1E7s. rooms large stable and sheds-si;uated two
nls4sE and one-haf miles from Portland and the
tEsa,H finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
Eg11.A tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN
app diff 81 Winter Street. Portland
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STEAM MILL

NTILL and Machinery, consisting of one Portable
1fA Engine, "a horse power; one Parkhurst patent
OFF Saws, &c.,-all or in part. viii be sold a bar
gain. j. &. MERRILL
Durham, Sept. IL, 1858. dlms
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FOR SALE.

n handsome bay PONY years old,
saSN weighs about $50 pounds - warranted
NrN sound and kind in harness or saddle-has
sz1s17S<~ vice ortricks, and sold for fault
Perfectly kind for children. Enquire of kennebunk
Depot Master, IVORY LITTLEFIELD.
kennebunk July %. 1863. iva diff
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For sale.

StPLENDID MILL PROPERTY in Manistee CONN.,
- ty. Michigan. with first rate water power 10 foot
fall with $50 acres of good pine timber contiguous
to the mill upon aud adjacent TO Portage Lake This
lake is four miles long, with average breadth of
one and one-half miles, and never failing in its wa.
ter. and forms the mill pond at the outlet of which
is the mill The mill is in perfect repair and nearly
new, and capable of cutting from i've TO six mil
lions of lumber annually There is a railroad track
sI5 feet long from the mill to Lake Michigan A
large boarding house 25 by J6 feet store and dwell
ing house % by 45 feet, good cottage dwelling
workshop, blacksmith shop and large barn. All the
buildings and improvements in perfect order. This
property beongs TO gentlemen who have retired
from business and will self the same at a low price
and on liberal terms. Ii presents opportunity 10
any practical man to improve his condition hnan-
cially. in a very rapid way. Apply to JAMES &
SPRINGER Real Estate Agents. No Is Metropoi-
itan Block. Chicago,ln. or WM COFFIN. Batavia,
III. aue29 2awsw
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House for Sale,

HOUSE No. 80 Chestnut street lot about
(s5e5A ~ by 30; centrally and pleasantly situated
h..Hi For particulars inquire at the premises from
E.lEi 2 to daily. oct5 If
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For sale.

FARM in Cape Elizabeth, about
"A IhiA 4 miles from Portland containing
Edssff7-lE about ls0 acres, with two dwelling
is4uS4F houses, barn and out-buildings-
RZ5s1l- tt5111s Largo proportion of fences stone
wall. part or the whole will be Sold Inquire of
CLEMENT JORDAN. ON the premises near South
Congregational mecting-house jy2l d2aw w4ms
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House for saIeat AUCTION.

Dl virtue of license from the Judge OF Probate
ID for the County Of Cumberland, | shall selI al
auction on the premises, on Saturday, October nth
at - O'Clock a. NJ, the two storied wooden house
No. - Portland street, in this city, standing on
leased land. and belonging to the estate of the late
Daniel Brock.
HULDAH BROCK, Administrative.
oel0 dtd
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4 GtIiAMBERSin in the second story over Store 9s
~ Middle estrcet-MtchelPs Building. Possession
given immediately. Inquire of
jan2tf ATDOLE
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TO Let,

E@WuR OFFICES. single or in suites, over Stores
Il Nos. i52 and 15i Exchange street, opposite the
International House. Apply on the premises to
ocZ dti L. $. HATCH.
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Office To Uef
R,D hn H.ef.

nN second floor, Middle Street. centrally situated
~ and easy OF access. Apply at No. ~ Exchange
Street. jyl7 NJ
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WHOLE NO. 400.
EDUCATIONAL.
PROF. FERDINAND SUBiT

Permanent Glasses and Private Lessons in
French---Season 1854.
DEGS to give notice that his French Classes viii
- be resumed ON Monday, Sept. 14th-No. sac
Congress Street. Persons preferring a Parisiqa
Pronunciation know that he is the only French
Teacher in Portland, native from Paris. fhe Pref
Is requested to proclaim publicly this fact His or
ciat papers prove H. Prot. +. 5. will continue to
first established himself In Portland
N. B.-PIof. +. 5. was born in Paris rue de 44rS-s
sec; lDry Tree Street. His birth has been regi-
tired at the Marie des Petis- Peres: MAYORS once
Of the Little Fathers.) His family resided the
Pfdce de PHotet de YiHe. tCity Hall Squsre.)
fERMs-For classes of any number Of pupils. seO1
children, 6U3
teachers, 400
RSferences-Rev. II. Stebbins, Rev. G. Leon Walk.
or, Rev =. G. Boles. Rev. Geo. Bosworth, Rev MI,
Shailer, Rev. j. w. Chickering, Chas A. Lord Mr..
4. ii. Ewell, s. Fitch. NJ. d., Barnas sears PrcsI.
dent ~ n-"wn University. ETC., etc., etc.
sep2l d1m-
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FOR SALE e TO LET.
10 Let

E'hE connodious Chamber in the northerly cor
Milk Streets, directly facing the market Rentlow.
Enquire at office of
OCEAN INSURANCE Co,
oep''io'ioo-' dtf MOTT ExchangeSt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-06

~ TIE corduct Of ths loyal wCmaa o, East
T-Ir+.zzs b 10 less s1mi-sb's, than jhst Cf
sDsls ei. 2 rs is cf-u regreleusicl9. IF cur Pa
r..v n1Jg g=s ai.-t E1oEvile p e would nct sa1cE
lae r..dl1.u cf one Of TIE fal,est dsHgbtc-a c-
he cs.y ~ B ming Der nsm2 before The world.
But she wiil hardly know uhs- wa have do1e
ell tfa et,-v hes crown older and scy@iy sseH-
r-s-l. I'D 9ee5- Ike hers viii net be forgotten.
FI-r f.-tHrr IS u icnist the straigN'eat cf 'ae
e-ct. and is ever ths mayor Of Rockville h.s
-s- scrs gre O. ~eTVirg Ssu heTne9s, orc
7e know tns ms3e many al invader Of bis SAFE
bite ire dust HIS sister is true 10 Tho land OF
fzr birth End hs=. with al bus mc3esfy and ee-
elF es. horne tha Federal rule wish ili g-acs.
Net very many days SEQ, an externally e'e-
cat Fe1ari cliooT ca i-t On Aiss L1ii57s
ser5irr in lis card. Miss LGsifel wss Pass!-ag
.hsouqh itz iai re- tasa Ec sesr1i- ga asil'sa
ts-,asa earle as r5sss 2 that instant, to, he
yzrza- sai,-r entered. Mss LuitTsl, tuning
te black Jcsv, sad, n ths Aea1I 8 oI ne e1'
qa.si.a! 'H.re, judy, this card is yours al
lend 90 scar bean !'
e-a cHc=r. ia blauk estc2ilhmsnt, siaIed for
p u7-g.aIt ia ths il5s cj griIung judy tad sud-
| cen'g if- p iFteree disgust.
/ Tc carz z-dlg vl'zin Eoncat 90 svenge him
/ s-lf hv Insulting Hiss LgttEeh on the street,
! -vI---rav7rz audib7s - she passed, You are z
( 80 5la- Tgtel." Sh5 bore IL till she found the
gentleman " Cd officer in presence Of the Gem
/ rnaa5is p general whan sic sisted thal Capt %
Pc. Of Toas. was in the habit Of cErgirg hel
y-s-r shay met. Pike 0l3 u1t deny the charge
I brt s'ggE aaa7 ike a whipped spaniel
I Whs.hsg Burnside hes tie power or disPcs'
, "A toruuisl such oUtTsges, We are rot advised
-. ha presumed lha. Southern ladies in t5'
.I.,t 1. y ~ Il saiss must quietly endure %,
..-' l.,..-' = ,aic,vs 90, men, ard though taej
tskc rcgro v7euess ta7 essfcl a-4- .l.'.'I T. 1
sssms tfey vlll not endure thea HI pil'~le 20
/ iors-R Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-06

N5tvithstaDdi-g the daily ru-r0rs ~ ths al
vsaes Of the Yankees from toward L1hacfer
snd Bloaufv.lle, there is Hot, says Che Abingdon
Firrizias, as far ss We can laarB, a si1g.s hlcs-
belly this side Of either nizes Ehsre aEs none,
We bslisve. il the H8-s.0n valley t1is side Hf
RJzersville. ard the nearest pairs a5 VII ch tasy
usey b. found on te9 rEl=osd is Carte- depot,
sorae twenty miles below Bristol. Since ttsr
lsse raid 81 thi3 vicinity sid TER r8t1ru 70 tha
WslauEs. they ka7s oocs sg9aal'F sent cEt scout
fpr usrtiss ~ fsc CD 80 lllcclf3r, ont C5I0zcl
Wi.c-er asadled them 50 roughly at The latsaE
point LAST week they have Sos sdvanced thsz ssr
siDce.
l. nav be ssi1 A. present, that Bgrasiia's for.
ees undar bimssif, Shackleford ard Hlrtst1f,
OCCUPY East Tennessee rom the Natauga -
LouiOn, q distasce Of sbou= ere burdrs1 ard
forty mites. Esst Of the Wa-auga CIR forcez
hold them ic check and vim v-Ty soon HErrT
s5zn towards Er-xvila, and uess Ct Lgudon-
Morrison's Georgia eavslrY occasionally siar-
psds them into tbsir faTlhestgns On tho bank
cf the Tsaaesssa. Even this imi.ed soaca Wiz
be too ho. % hold them nuch longsr, e We can
draw proper conclusions from evident indiea-
tious-
For some tiua, untH Wi-hin week past,
Burnside held East Tennessee f1su the Virginia
liBe 30 the HiFusses. . ds1aneo Of abo1s iva
hundred miles. Bus thas parton OF The country
from tha Tennessee % Hi#asssa, i5 now IL cur
possession.
Oar forcss from this direction ar3 now On the
march westward, ard we expect 90 know b. ihs
tine Of cur next i5sua, that We vii have 5 cav
sIr- force alone IN Tennessee sufheent 60 clear
il Of Ia Yankee Ea55l8 thss nos iaisss Is
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arrirnl @ - -.

We have bal a cal from thrsa Conssserss.
soldiers, whom We coagratuiats On having us5s
their escags fI0m Camp Chase, whara lhsv we're
held as pr soneFs- Iaeif names are Sergeant L.
Potts sld Pli7ats G COMPTON, Of Forr at's cav
airy, and Sergeant R3ss. company Il, Of a Texas
regiment, under Gen. Hood.
The prison inclosurs At Camp Chasa Is sbsus
shreo hundred yards long and seTenty-iVs vide.
There are about seventy 6ye shantiss for ihs se-
cOmmodstion of the prisoners.
Il c0mpsHy with nine others, the tlzGs sol
5iers whose names We have given, escaped "a
The morning Of ths 20ih Of Sepssmher. b. exus-
yatinr a place Of exit under tie van. Tbev
then sca.ssrsd. The thres made fheir way s
re Ohio, which they crossed at PoItsncush
Taev then sfaFsfsed Kentucky 20 Pound rsn
wbore they sniersd Virginia TBsg lravSlsd
with zroas canton Enil On lafa ground--fn ean-
sesusnca Of which, thsy wsrs tWo weeks vita
ouf neat or bead
These soldiers say that the Ysnkses ess,;7
our pTissnsIs as Gimp Casgs with c1nstant frs-
portuuitiss and hri5as, t8 turn lrzi.or. snd tsks
/ tn cath to Lincoln
3 The number Of prisoners there al stis .inas "a
shout twenty-five h1ndrsd.-Risbw0Hd ssliiss7
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TIE sOUTHERH CROSS.

lThis Eises of poetry vzg printed "a ths Bzfinors
ReBE5icas scd csuzsd the lusPensIan q th4t paper
and The srrest and exile Of rs sd,tor.i
o say, can ysa sss through he slaOn sad tie storm
Mere sEigh9 f1r the dzskasss tAst bright eoHstslla
fi0a
Like he svrb bel of love and redemption u FORM,
AZ il p0i1;B o he haven Of hope AID the nation
How raaizzt sach r-ar tie beasln zaf,
t1lFiag pselll=a % pssC Cs zssuranee af VAR
- Ae Gross = the scuh which shall 9Tsr Fsl2ias
II Lgat us 20 freedom a. a glory assint
H9Tr psasef,d ard hlaas was Americas soil
lli 5etrsyad 9y ke guis Of ths Puritan 5sran,
Nl-el llrEa uuuer Vlrtuar ard springs from is cod,
To iasts1 rs iaus5 in the fs-blood Of freslnea-
Tea boldly sp cal b each hear thai can feel
AEa crush the fsu viper meath Llosrty1s heel
And the C1oaB Of TIE soIth -hslI IL triumph rsuafu
70 lsht ~ 20 froedgm and stc-g again
'Tia tas smblam Of Peace, lis the dsy-sar Of Hope,
i ks she sacred La5aru1a - that guided be Roman
From ih- saorss ths Gut 20 the De aFa-u's sI1ps;
Tia the Tust ef The frue the terrier af faerasu
Fing 80 folds 20 the sir Hhisi Sc beidy declsrs
The ghis asTsAud the deeds tAss dafsl
Y bile ths Cross Of lhs s0uth shall in tumph rsmain
To lghfus 70 freedom and Ei1ry sgaiai
And peace sho1ld b hopeisss. ard Justice denied
And VFafs cody Tulturs should GAP is black Piuo1s
Lhsn gladly 70 arms while Ea hEr u p ID.
D. DeEznCa 20 tyrants and dssih TO their uliuiIrst
ith our frcus m the h=ld. sFsarng never 70 yield,
Or hEs the Spartan. In desth our sh .rld
And the CcQss Qf he 5outh shall triumHhsutiy wave
As tssGag ot thsrrss-eE-i The pal Of the brave
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FeEyCH OPINION oF ROssCRASs' POSITION.
II appesrs certain that ths FedaTzl5 have u-ei
vim a cols.ls lsrsble repuls but as VIC SAD yes
fsrssv, the en- e. p0iat to know, Is WBelifI zen
P9ssersns can Lold Chattanooga and rally 5he.e
- rrs1 f5rccrlerts 6 "a Burnside is iasen 70
bfm. L. that ease, which appears pmoApiie'
Esn. B-sge's victory viii Hos produce IeSui-s
sr-nerIio5ats with the Sacrifices !. has cost
Paris Tones OF 5lA.
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VOL XIV, NO. 228

which Chaflesioa hatshsd. Whsn shs did 30,
iha did gssuiie crime. but i vas lilipuEisn
5y the eide Of the erims Of the naa ard ftaa
party Who laid the eggs.
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you Again / congratulate you OF your bril-
liant victory sud hoping you may aeh5sva many
such snd that We viii stiI BE- found tegsthsr for
ths future, remain, hastily, bat truly,
Your hisad ard Cbd't servant,
n j F0RRbsF. Brig Sea
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~ An enlase3 parent had jsfked bis pro
vas s7u gcEcss Bis knee end was opera'iHf
ies s1-o-sa portion O.. .h3 Urc9iu's perez
Wi 3 sys= y--eu saee, waal t1s young o7o due
Fol lle .eH.1L lee With aia vsE mons little tetta
2 80 Uhat as5 yoH b.lny ue iog ~ well
Who bsgilaed tsis ore va1 ?"
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Montgomery and West Point Railroad.
DsyPs,s ngsT Tain
Arrival and Closing Of lle c. S. Nails.

BY GEORGIA RAILROAD.
7,u- 5,f-stfP C'osss daily Al p 3.
BY W. STEM AHD ATLANTIC KAiLaoAD.
uslsfvn2ma C.osss daily s. 5 n.
HY ATIaE.A AND WEST POIsT RAILROAD.
I,ue d ly - 5s0Pn CIosss asry at 5 P n.
HY MzCg7 AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Uul csiy -i4PN q sor oai'y a. 9 p NJ
GEE iC1 OURS
Ctsn asa y a11 eoss 81 J P. 3D. open e. 2 80 P.
e. sd C1se e ?. ID.
SUNDAY.
or.rstsA. q ard close al An Open ~ 5FM
0r ~ arrival of each m4i the cfaoe vii be cosss
T9GS Q. HOWARD
t.- 4 d 1pE8 J.. .-.lls IS Ter.
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EEADQUARTERs FORREsT's CAvALRY
naILn, ca a.-..ar,l..r % 1871
Col G. G Di5breu ;

Col. G. G Dibbrens
sIR-Parmit ms to congratulate you snd your
~sllaut command On y0ur recent victory. i I
have been aby, 1t, I nave not been fergstfui CT
vou. and It sHJrds1 ne unspeskabie plsssure to
hear Of your scccess kaow much Of TIE
courage aud gsllantry Of ycEsself and men,
and I an rpjoiesd to sec you sasssiaing their
fsruer renOSn reg ct I was net with you 70
share in your struggles and sTium9bs Nothi1g
is known definitely as to my fsturs asstiRy, bgE
this much I do know, that, whatever i may be,
vou spd your command viii have ny best
wishes ia sll your undertakings, and my prayers
will follow you wherever y0u may 60. l shall
remember yen IN victory sad IN defeat, in pros
perisy and adversity.
You are both eRdesred to me By tho most
sscrCd associations, and I shall Uso all my exsr-
tons 10 BE- asscc&ted wish you daring the con
tinuaces IF tae yssr, bet If foftuss shou'd ssPa-
gate u5 I would exhort you 90 submit w.5a thai
uucomplsiaiag osejisacs that becomes the trse
solder. Any wrong done oi5beE. you or ne q
rothiDg In comparison With the great destiay o.
fhe cogintry, which, il this trying hour dgmsnds
our anisod efforts. have beard with pain Of q
| few degsrtions IN y09E ranks on lhis account
hone there yvll bs n0Es other. b tras 10 your
I selves as you have bsea faithful 10 the cause
aad a grateful people win continue to smile o.
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~ A bostses prison hes bsea established a.
Sanitary, N0r.h CEoiinA, for the reeePu5n q
al. TEL zeal ptisoac-s aud hostagss heio y 'Is
C5u.sdg-ats Government. lt 70 dssigse1 !"
kesp 10 classes Of prisoners entirely distinct
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The following is a trae copy Of letter from
General Forrest 20 Colonel Dlbbfeu, command
ing his old brigade. Itsx2lai1s itself, and, il
ths language OF the friend who i-closss It to us,
8 member ct that brigade, Is i5 lull Of msnliuesB
and patriotism, AMI represents its author in 3
proper light bsfore bis sountFymsn, apon tie
heels of The recess q fienliss, iq tAs sTay Of
Tennessee. L is ereditabls alike to his sol
disrly qaslity and bearing and patriotism, and
aho6s that his heart Is iB the right Pl2es:
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e. ]. is atstod lhsi al lto gambling h.lls iu
Roam1ad have been broken ul. Many OF tllo
~ i-ssi-nai gentlemen hlVe lett thst city i3r
paris unknOWn.
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OBJ ltupBis 3rraL,
PUHLIsHMD
TcTgng of AdvertfsfRE.

Al sdvsr I5elasa.s VII be ehsSstd two dollars Psr
square for 1ss s1t iassr,eH snd ga duar sra afty
sszss Cox 5ssh suasegusat insertiou.
local ao,ees vii be charged at ne rae q afY eta
pr lns.
o5iisary uosioes charged 81 the rate Of twenty-five
e. per Irs ss5 AZ other sricos not Of sener-l public
i1-=7=st as osss7 E=zsrsssm-sss.
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~ + ELSs & CO.
eaMNIgSlaN MERCHANTS,

~ 8 Usczch1ree et.s l4-ttartas s--ih
r-sFHsQgAIi attention given q ths puresss 81
siis q al knas 81 hl-l-ll1 tstil,ss aaa - ~
= - al rsasFila Osiisz e RsEi Egssif
HHGx
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kzrrRsON, ADAIR & CO..
WHOLESALE
ygrurs;ggien Merchant,
whitehall tsrEe cl-
atEauf-s- t2e.
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Oar Locat5on,

On whitehall street, bsCvveGn Deca-
tar and tke Atlanta and West Point
E-lsir1ad,
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GUIDE.
Western and Atlantic Slate Railroad.

ycHs Sc ROWLAND, suPo.intsu6sa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11

~, d.,. paying Lopez i've per cent on thor gIos',
Receipts. Through The same generous ssency MI eyov
nh,,tsrss the Diamond State 3 tuns at 400 per day th
swan (5o tuns 500 per day ard tae osu burnside wv
- n 9J nsr DAY. c. Ut L0pet hnse being part ~
Of ien M Reybod Ltifns that his own receipts ron
hes- charters weIs about 100 per day or at the rate Of
S4Ol so per ye1r Mr.. Lop rs CON mission on BIZ tey'
sod bos,. could not have been sss than tLop yer year.
ar shon,h no oha. ed commission on the res poat OF
yich he was part ovpef, must b. presnaed mat the
aoun, Which he derived nom them over snd anove .'
rscaali profit least ls to FIVE psr cont otherwise
no woaia have cbNsed ia, commission II the Oovsfnnsh'
roy Capt Lcpif 10 charter thsm woaa nave 'fSA al
I'm = sum OF money. -, o,,, 80,
MI William 81. baird the Trssrrer OF tho Philadelphia
Sssm Propeller Co PaBy. OF which Capt L9e rfes.oeb
.sss al ths Company divided dividend NJ 80 por cent
las, year tuer CAPITA being $40 O end lhnks h4 sur
nm, wa, received from ia earnings equL 10 ~ per cent
mare Bat IA. knOws nothing IN reality ABOUT tho suTpas
he although lie Is Tree he las nothing TO 10 VITA
che rind Tho Dsc,rs ~ Tho Company have great conn
d-ncr Ia Cap, Lope eud he confidence spparenyh COZ
Having dsyoyed tho duties Of JIessorsr ~ wen
a. PiesIant AID General Manager, upon Linn. ~ Vhlcn
means they ousl@t u pezi Ignorance TO questions re-
~ ine .e..es their dividends from 10 per cent to
I 81 per cat per oursm and ssgss q largo surplus
Ga addition NJ Baird, TresscTs has vague IDEA thaf
the usual cvenos If the Company IRE from 10 70 70 per cent
ger Aunntn but ha caruos epacy any particular es zen
they w.s than u cent p9r TO the efosAng Guy oi
tho Rebellion. Wtie Mr. Jopor wsA sctinS 10 Assnsn'
A:eu u .he WaT Department ander the appointment Of
liar Tho.1pson he pat the following keemsr belonging
70 tho PbadeIha Steam Propeller Conrany aai ths *
poss Steamboat Com any Will practically one end tho
same csecsfp gto ouaer 70 the O0VernLcut III bo Osh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11
vnscpt Ship Rows.

AaRIY ED. ..TusspsY. heb. 1910 p n.
Steamship City oi Manchester lbtl Hdcros, Lrefpgs
a. aud Queenstown 23d ise AID 1863 10 John O. DsM
Ian a. ras.ed gong shrs Webster and Fanny Meheh'y
Jan So "a NJ at - lou 20 o. exchanged seoas We
steAnar, hound e. showing buo AsaI ard two iesse'
,uppe.od the A.a. III. e. Of 81 haA lad contnuAtsn I"
heavy nosd winds the entire passage - =. L..
fak Drey mound, Alexander monrovts tA'icel, ~ ss,i
palm oil 1000 in gold Yates foIsoraed La 'S~
sar s,1r IaLs, Gsssn Baltimore dsy. corn to w IL
Newman ., r,..,.p.,
schr Wm s. Baker tsf Giouces.sr Ferris Forsune'b"
y. T., IL dlys, hsu!ug TO master. =, r.x IL
sehf Catalina lof 0lcues.sr. Howard Fortunes pT "
days, Aorsiug Ia mAster. q. a..
Sohr Smh ratt.e. Rich ard'on, Proyineeown r, nii
Sshf H. w Pfatt. NIcAcsou Boston tor fhnsn,P.
Sohr Joseph Flank n. hawkigs New he'sn' ID osAA'~
Sclr T. r.. Potter, besbe. Sss HAf0ol, whsaL
Sehr While - -, Boston iot Phissieiphis- -.
SEM R,chol = Russell seodins, Chineoe~spe' oys'e"
BsLOW-Bdss 7. RokivsOs, nom Trinidad ana f'"'
Plata (brenD)
NlSp-A sunset, nom " w. aaa nesh.
spoleuFeb y of ha Tavern House,. steamer cepsh'S'
henoa lor Hilton lead.
IN, vre KING SCH Henry W Johnson Cloef s,leu
n rbe asss'sGet OF she ~ rehr Lsoe, ssOefs "
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