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The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26

FIRST DISTRICT MAINE, ts
Portland, August Goth. 1853
A REWARD of Ten Dollars $50 and the reason
N able expenses incurred, will be paid to any per-
for the apprehension and delivery of Deserter
at these Head Quarters.
BY order Provost Marshal General
CHARLES III. DOUGHTY,
aug2i d3m Capt. and Provost Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
For Sale.

49,. A nearly new, one and half story House,
r.:;f pleasantly loc tied on Hill street. 7well I'm
flll ishcd rooms. good well of water; wood
shei attached. Tn, lot containing 290i feet
OF land For particulars enquire OF the subsc
or ALLEN HAINES Esq. Of Portland.
sep12 diff ISAIAH vICKERY.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
LFTH ANNUAL REPORT
MASSACHUSETTS,
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
August 1, 1863.

GUARANTEE CAPITAL, fall paid upl 80. sloo,o 600 90
RESERVE, August l. 1852. ............ 315, 5,094 5s
RECEIPTS.
Premiums received during the
year, ar,..................... S20s, ,9sI 9s
Received for War Permits 7,543 80
Received for Interest, (includ-
ing interest on Guarantee
Capital,l al,l...............r 22.3ssO9
Interest accrued loan notes, 1918 65 s246532 02
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MILL and Machinery, consisting ofoDe Portable
W Engine. IA horse power one Parkhurst patent
IL foot Board Mschine. Shingle Machine. Cutting
of Saws, &c.,-all or in part. will be sold at bar
gain. j. c. MERRILL.
Durham, Sept. II, 1853. sf. " DIM
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
SEPTEMBER %, 1868.
EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
PROPR HENRI DUCOM
Has Resumed his Lessons.
Card.

s4e A Card. 4sg
rNHE Professor begs to inform the students of the
Il French language that the next academic year
will be his last in Portland 1t will thus be the last
opportunity offered to them of learning that Ian
guage from the only Frenchman now teaching in
the city.
By the by it must be rather puzzling to know who
is the genuine French teacher when Swiss teachers
come out as Partisan teachers, because they have
spent their babybood in Paris, as if it mattered
much whether baby be born in Paris or Geneva
Since the baby born in Paris was brought in ten
der age into witzerand. the home of his parents,
reared and educated there. More likely he had not
mastered the Partisan pronunciations when he left
France. Where did he acquire it? In what Coll
lege did he study and graduatey These the
queries student ought to make if he wishes to avoid
taking the brogue of the country in which such
teachers have been brought up and educated. A
thorough Frencbman only can realize the difficulty
of eradicatng an accent THUS acquired.
The Professor thankfully acknowledges receptions
of sundry notes from his friends expressing their
warm and sympathetic approbations. sep 9d1m
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
PORTLAND, ME-, SATURDAY MORNING,
LEGAL & OFFICIAL.
u. s. Marshal's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of Maine, SIS.
DURSUANT to Writ of Vend: Expo: to me di-
Il rected from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge Of
the United States District Court within and for the
District of Maine, shall expose ana sell at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder therefor the follow
ing property and merchandise, at the time and place
follows, viz
AT the CUSTOM House BUILDING on Fore Street,
in Portland on Tuesday, the sirth day Of October
merit, at IL O'Clock A. NJ
Four cases of COTTON GUssEr ELASTIC WEB
BING. Contents as follows:
Cas No On PIECES 4 inch h00 Yds
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
IEDEDIAH JEwETT. Collector.
NOTICE.

HEAD QUARTERS PRovosT MARsHAL,l
First District Maine,
Portland August 10. 1868
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Board of En-
IN rollment will be in readiness to examine the
quotas from the several Sub Districts in the follow
ing order and as nearly possible the following
days:
Sub Districts. rff hHf
- 2s, Berwick and Sandford. {" "a and 25
20, York, " 25 and 26
- 90, Hollis and Standish, Il" % and 20
81. Wells (" % and 30
81 Brunswick and Harpswel1, Oct. and
35. Pownal and Frecport. - land 3
The quota from Portland will report during the
four first days of this week. Pay no regard to the
numbers that have been given out.
Per order Board of Enrolment.
CHAS. ii. DOUGHTY, Provost Marshal.
augll dtOet1
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
Library Room, Mechanics Hall.


The Fall Session of this School ,ciH open on
Monday, Sept. 21st.
NNUE Regular Course of study embraces the higher
Il English branches and the Latin aud French
Languages and Lteratures. 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 are spacious and elegant and
furnished with every convenience for exercise and
recreation. -
A Native French teacher will be employed and
other masters as the school may require
Penceliug is of the common exercises of the
school, but Cray onng, Painting, &C OPTIONAL
Pupils from out of town be furnished with pleas
ant boarding places upon application 10 the Prnci-
pals, and will be subject TO their special care.
TERMS for session of twenty weeks - Primary
Glasses $500 intermediate Glasses sl2O0; Advanced
Glasses, Sl5.00. To be paid at the middle of the
session. 4 sttlN fst 7
For circulars with particulars, apply TO the Misse,
SYMONDS. Principals, IS Brown street, to Mr..
ii. PACKARD, Exchange street. -grf ifl.t
Portland, Aug. II, 1868. 5weod
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
For Sale or to Let.

L CLIFF COTTAGE containing over 20
Hn rooms. large stable and sheds-situated two
IRA and one-half miles from Portland, and the
tsEU5y finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for wa
EIZII tering place and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN, III
ap7 diff 81 Winter Street Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
Sealed Proposals

MILL be received by the Committee Drains
w and Sewers until SATURDAY. Sept. 26th,
1868, for constructing common Sewer through
York street from Park to State street. thence up
State b Danforth street Plans and specifications
may be seen at the Civil Engineers Office The
Committee reser7ing the right to reject any or all
bids not deemed satisfactory.
WILLIAM II. STEWART.
sep21 d6t Chairman.
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
FOR SALE.

n A handsome bay PONY, Q years old,
0 weighs about $50 pounds - warranted
n ~ sound and kind in harness saddle-has
--s-~ss@ no vice or tricks, and sold for fault
Perfectly kind for children. Enquire of kennebunk
Depot Master, IVORY LIrTLEFIELD.
Keunebunk, July q, 1868. jy23 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26
Fo,. SnIe

I OF No. 2T Summer street, near the Shovel Fac
IL tory. Lot 40x100 feet, with good tenement
houses and abundance of good water. Rents to
good tenants for over $500. For sale low. Terms
liberal. Inquire Of
JOHN c. PROCTOR, Lime Street.
sept22 div
The Portland daily press., 1863-09-26

Ladies who have found any difficulty in obtaining
either Corsets skirts to suit them can now have
them made to order at short notice by experenc ed
Hoop Skirt and Corset Makers, and can save the
obtaining these articles in Boston or New York
, 1863-02-18

and sailed for Iiliikons Bend on tho 17t inst, In
obedience 10 Mnjor General Gsant's ordcrs.
Noticing the conduct @ ot the t, ot'seFs @ npa men
must refer to the reports of corps. division, brig
ado and reg.mcntal commanders for particular
mention Of thoRc who epcclally signalizca their
to add my tribute to the general zeal aid capabfi-
ty Of tho former, aud va!or and constauey Of the
latter.
ana enterprise; Gen Morgan proved his tactical
skill and strategic talent; while Generals Steele,
Smith, OstrtlnIa nnd Stuart and the several brig
ade commanecrs, displayed she fitting qualities Of
The Incnab"rf Of 1Hy staff pscscnt-Col. Stewart,
Chief Of Cavalry; 1t. col. Sshwa1tz Inspector
GensIa!; Il L. Gol; Dunlap. T. 2, vi %aj. M:Ail-
man and Lis: Jones, Caldwell md Jayne. Aides
de- CaiEp-all rendered valuable assistance. 1t.
Caldwell. who aaccnded into the top OF lofty tree
bis fire. md ss:c me mot::cntasy information Of
tie operations both OF onr land and laval forces
ard ot tie enemy, particularly, challenges my
co1umentation end thnnkI:
po.ta. also offer my acknowledgements. not only
or the euccess!ul discharge Of artnous duties in
in his department, but for important service as
dapser. on the fIeli. Aid 10 Ma!or Williams,
Surgeon Of the I'd Illinois light artillery am also
indebted for professional nsetuiness. 60.
The maps and drawings herewith submitted will
illustrate the disposition. Of th: land forces. the
position of the curboats the defcnces Of the
my. the field OF operations and the surrounding
while mourning the loss Of the dead ard SYN:
pathi2ing with the bereavement OF their kindred
and ftiends, and the sufferines Of the wounded, we
should offer our heartfelt gratitude to Almighty
God for the complete SUCCESS youcheafcd to oul
Jonx A. 3ccLERSAsp.
Major General Comma nding.
, 1863-02-18
4 CA RID
Deafness and Blindness.

M. rSI,EI: gOOD. ncuYs. and Aurts., Operative
,.sro. IL Haalolh street. 1heShcz1uaa House.
Cu1cAgo, 1lL,SoIs
M I'.as tcvce1 his professional life t. ttohthalnc
.itrl Ncairi,c and Sus.tTy Aud receives monthly
T. ucM AID ingenious Instruments aid apparatus.
t,t different modes Of treatment used fur the
and If tcs., affections in a.: TIE UpA>niic
!. .tra Hospitals and In,lrnstcs Of London. Paris
I'm end Virnna lie performs all tie q? proved
f;titc-s Pupil. Cross Eye. EItFopium. Ectropt1m,
:.,:or> ucss ard spurious gEuvhs Of every descrir
vii. artificial Eyes aud Ear Drums Inserted. md
H:ssi:::toIs conducted With the Orhthal:noscore.
+.Hr.scae. Otoreu1c. i'ha!yaEoscnpe and Ophtha.lc
=. .rsco1c Instruments and machinery that brilliantly
anst1ae the wlsoe exterior Interior and posterior
.:7cf te Aye n.d Ear. thus revealing tue cause and
;Ic:,o lecs thought fo1eye: hddcu il darkness md
:, prnrtFatilc Gbecufity, fell.z41}1m
, 1863-02-18
31apcr 1l)arcljousc.
nIilitar1) Gpo0g.

RUCkSKiE GOODS.-Thc best
IL ttock In town md lowc7t prices. Army Giorta.
tlce1s G9ses Farmers Govcs a'1 kinds e. Htoses
quantity. MILITARY GOODS.
KEo'c7ae ard 3.ctaN al reduced prlces.
Err DOWN. - ark street tu1 ht2Ea. lover oycs tho
Unitsd States kI2ress QiiGe.
, 1863-02-18
Railroads..

A1utaA bu"o'
------
19S@ TFFE 1861
4oo~
IENN0 ILf AN1a t1N 4ARA LIZ LIZ
-u,-
325 mi1es Double Track.
/
In order to Keep pace Will tnc dc1ands oI tac fA'e
in. public, the managers OF this popular routG nave
sdded many ii; dnnS IN @ fe m sfaE csS ~ ana
FiissT cLAss RnUTl; 10 all Tue Eastern cities The
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM |
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
{vit1. close connections from Western Citlcs,>
an ucrnncctr,r rcr. II New. York THROUGH PHIL
i,I III na cnsn cCnnactIons At IJsfrishur, fi1r
I! II TIMH1eE INV Wi WSsuTSt;TtiS avs
From Tttsbuf::h to NV YORK one tFain runs daily
living In advance 81 ali otAcr routes.
SEVEN DAILY TRAINS fRQM
~-vn-rv. mn 1rr1u vnpv
PHILADELPHIA IU NEH 4Uhk.
Tickets for sale 1'osson ay boas rail- Boat Tic
kcs GOOD On ahy @! Lie sonao Illus fafc ~ a PULLS
lnM n ~ aonar ~ ,,. ,~.trs IN rbt1,dc,,d. Scu
SsseIa:iS. ~ .,n1tira nH.E ", 'E'1 s'''"" " '' "
nik aaa iatttn"sS. .br,vc, o,a +-,,s6cr,cl f-cc
Aa1gase c'seAeo sn''Ae' "'Ao u S'AA0N'1o@
FnEIG hts.
Ey this Route FreEhte of AL Ga2 Be for
wArded to and iron, lhiiaoe!thiA Sew aosk in,ston
CT baltimore 10 ad f:o'n any point 81 thc lsAoada
cf Chic. Kentucky !ndtana Illinois, WISCONSIN, Iowa.
The 1'en:tsvana central lsaroad also connects at
tt-bnrE with Steamer o. ,e Thaea Mooas cAn o. sos
Aaoed 70 1at Ios ~. III u;titaofa St..f.s51.
, 1863-02-18
GTERLING'S AMBROSIA
!
E0R THE HAIR.

,E..d-,re head Of hair is csow7 Of glory. With
'r care and cunsc il VIII la.t as projection to
I>c:asae5 - tie eyes. STEEL!SG's AMRR0s!A 4 IL
.E3y article s.t d.c"'e7td tlSt wi ;;, hTns anoas
u rot, larks and ers,s and aside 1rom IT. ncatness.
1"121scEcy and gloss 1t T. medically Rdaptsd to lre.
<r11c1r YET DISCOVERED THAT WILL CCEr THE
lis. OF TUE SCALP. AND CAUSE.-THE H1h TO GROW.
For sA1e by
BLISS d SHARP. III Lake street,
sza!. !..:;::..n Agents fu7 Chicago, IL.
, 1863-02-18

BOARD or TRUSTEES:
FREDT S, WINSTON, WN. II. POPlIAM,
JOH-7 Y. L. PRCYS, SEfAOGRL L. Hustled,
william MOORE. EZRA WHEELER,
ROBERT II. McCCEnT. AILLARD FILLMORE,
1sAAC q. PEARSON. SAMUEL D. B.ABCOCK.
VIII. }. BUNKER. MARTIN RATES. Ja.
Tn, BELTS. DAVID HOADLEi,
JOHN 7. .YELyERgOE. 11ERNY a. SMYTHE-
JOHN WADSWOETd. WM. v. BRADY.
ALFRED EDWARDS. We DODGE,
ALIEN, W BRADFORD, GEORGE s. COE,
JOHN II. STUART. NM. X. STRONG.
WIN. 4. 1IAISES. SATHAN1EL HAYDEN.
SAMUEL (. sPROCLLS, WM. u. yEEM1LYE,
SAMUEL NJ CORNELL, JOHN z. DEvELIN,
LCC1rS ROBINSON. WELLINGTON CLAP1.
W.sMiTH Nl;OwS. MELANCT. y. FREEMAN
RICHARD PATRICK, OLIVER II. PALMER.
FREDERICK S. WINSTON, President
secretary-IaAAo AnDATr.
Actuagy-SuEPPAE0 1IoXANs.
Medical ExamlEer-M1STCRS Posr. II. D.
Attorncy-RtcuAKp \. McCCEoT.
CorSsu-W1LLIAM BETS. LII
Hon. LCC1rS ROBINSON.
o. CIIOEKHITE,
fe17ni2l-st Gcnt. Agent. + Clark street. ChIcago
, 1863-02-18

NOT1CE.-Pursuant to an order
~ ofthc Circuit Court Of tho United States for the
Northern District OF Ohio, entered December 3d. 1872
In The suit Of Charles Moran and Others the Ohio and
psn,sylxan!s Railread company and otheEs notice ls
Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
which were secured by First Mortgage on that part
Of the Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad cast OF MhsSii-
lon e tc holders of The Bonds and Goupons of the
said Company WHICH were secured bra FEst Mortgage
on th part Of ealA Railroad west Of Sassllion and TO
tho holders oftle First Mortgage Bonds and Coupons
OF the Ohio md Indiana and Fort Wayne and ChIcaSo
Railroad Companies respectively thattae undsrsisned
upon presentation Of tic Bonds and Coupons held By
them respectively ut the ttc and place hereinafter
entfoncd-the distrbutiyc shares applicable to such
Bonds md COUPONS of,hc proceeds othS sale Of nc
the decree said Court entefcdn said suit JUNG
10th, lEGl.
Holders Of such Bonds and Coupons arc hereby re.
Qnlrcd tomakc application for the Hares Of such rro-
creds claimed by en-. and rs evidence Of their right
orccevc the same to present the lsonds and Coupons
90 held !y t1e nndersgned at The otlcc 9f WINsLow
or before the 6tl day of April. 1sG3.
january Seth ,St3. fttxT3 3GYHFAN
, 1863-02-18
!ATCHELOI'S HAIR DYE.
- ltt best iu tlc world.


tcir1ated Hair Dye produces coos not 70 be Dis
cu!sicd from nat1rr-Earraitcd not TO lBiure the
tlc least remedies tic Ill ctec.s Q. bad dyes.
lid .ayicoratcs thu hair Tor liie
, 1863-02-18

7.stanty turns splendid Black Hrowa leaving the
-:.r se!i ard heautitnl Soid " Al nEns;'sts &
&c foEr sides OF cac! box, Factory 81 1afctav-st.
New York Tate 81 Broadway and lG fIond> jysosiy
, 1863-02-18

THE FIRM OF POPE Is SLO-
i GIN vas Dissolved the first Instant. Either
member s firm Il authorized tn sign tbs naa OF
Tie la1e frM iu uquid.1tIu!.. GC0RGE PoPE.
Z, F. SLOCUM.
f. F. s.ocnn,, In res!rlne from she aEn q Pore 4
SfGcHnl Htictss for tire nrn ri erZc G. Ponc 4
continuance Of the patronage literally heetowedon
the iatc rrlu Itell. .z.5}l, ,!,s Z. f. SLOCUM.
, 1863-02-18
Jnsttrd11ft.

TIVE NTIETI ANNUAL RE-
J. Port
bF TIE
MUTUAL LIFE
, 1863-02-18

TOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE
l. Nr. Henry ". Fultr Is this ,lsy admitted -
partner in our rhulne>s. The stylr Of the lE.n x oo
Chiresn Erh . M, fe1 zElas-tfn
, 1863-02-18

Bfigadicr General P. osterhaus, commanding.
1st brigade, Col. L. A. Sheldon. commanding
Goth Ind, 11sth Ill. 10th Ohio.
I'd Brigade. Col. u. ". Lindsay, commanding
I'd Ky., iath Ind. 114th Ohio.
Cd Brigade, Col. J. De Courcy. commanding 10th
Ohio, I'd Ky. 42d Ohio. 54th Ind, iufuntry
AitilIery-1st Wiz, Capt. Foster, til Mich,
Cent. LaEphere.
, 1863-02-18

Briradier General D. Stuart commanding,
1st Brigade, Col. G. !. Smith, commandin.-Sth
Mo. 9Th no, 113th NJ. 1lGth ILL.,, 1851, U. S.
I'd Brigade, Col. T, kilhy Smith. commanding
eth ILL.,, 1.1h ILL.,, 9th Ohio SD Ind, 5th OHIO,
infantry.
Artilicrv-Companies 4 and y, 1st H. light artIl-
lely, and 9Th Ohio battery.
Caral1y-Two companies of Thlc1man'a Illinois
battalion md company {, 10th Mo.
Tie 18th Corps. forming the left wing, was CON
poscd Of tut following forces:
, 1863-02-18

n1SSOLUTION.-Thc co-partner-
IL shin heretofore existing nnder the name Of
H,n>Tll & CEi,NE. Is this day dissolved by mutual
Consent. y ~ hpnln.,
January 1T. lG3. JCL1Es CROsE-
Thc General Commission business will be continued
A10o' w." ''' UI.RIN F, ROOTN.
fe3 ztNl9w w. BOOTH
, 1863-02-18

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY or THE M1ssIsslcp..
STEAMER T1aREss. Miss. River, Jan. 20, 1868 /
Lieut.. Col. John Il. Rawlins, A, A. Gcne,a1, Den.t
Of the Tcnnrssec.
l have the honor to submit the following report
Of the operations Of the fortes Of which, in pcrsu
oncG OF thu order Of Mai Gen. Grant, commanding
m3nd or thc ath inst;- ut A1likens Bend, La, &C.
slltns in the reduction Of Fort uindmaa, more
generally Known as Post -A1kansse
IEt+c forces. styled By me for convenience aud
Prop iety Of description. tie - Army Of the Mis-
s'ssippi. consisted Of parts Of two corps d'armee;
~: the 18th, my own. and the 18th. Major Gen
ton to matters Affecting The ge!eral commaud,
Immediately assigned Brig. Gen. Geo. " Morgan,
a tried aud mtrtorious officer, to the command OF
division commander
The 18th corps, temporarily constituted By nc
tic right wing, was composed Of the following
troops:
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

youngest daughter Of inward ana sar sh Taylor sged
year and 25 days
fu, crai SUNDAY @ternooo n I've oesosk from bi4
HuSsso street.. The reGaiss 70 b. inferred yprss
Hhle Cemetery.
vAH HAwDArE-soddenry, In Frooklyp, on Friday, sep
temosr ii, Jns W. Vas ApSAs m the Olst year OF hs
ase:
The friends Of tn family invited q attend tho fne
raj service, ths aturdayl morning. az Ten O'Clock at
hs hte residence. ~ aast Baltic street Tho remains
win be taken " sDm-ryie, N j., for interment.
voosuiKs.-uD rhnrsdly evening september 10, iInss
VoosHKns, 10 The Sotn year Of her age.
The reiativc- and friends of the faulty invited TO
attend the funeral from her late residence No 81 Wet
Tenth street, tbis artny) afternoon at ono O'Clock
Hor remans VIII be inferred Ia Greenwood Cemetery.
WnIE-On Thursday, September To- after . short ill
ners SARAH Wnlsr, eldest daughter Of the late James
Wiiet, u this city.
Tho relatives and friends Of her brothers. James C. and
Charles Z. Wilet, aso o. her brothers. law Henry
0renzebach and Adam l. Tebout, respectfully invited
O'Clock, fron the residence OF har brother Charles T.
Wllet, at Bloomn.ld ". j.
wALi---At Harlem, Thursday evening. September
TO- Of consumptrn, MNMH H., wife Of rranklin J Wall,
aged ~ years. months and days.
Tho funeral services win be held at tho Methodist Rpis
copa church IN l26h street. between Third Fourth
avenues, on Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock
wKnyss-tp Wednesday evening September Q. at half
past nine O'Clock, JULIA, widow OF FRANCIS Courtney
Womyss In the 9th yelr OF her age.
Her friends and tbo~e OF the family respectfully
invited toatend the funeral this tSaiurday) morning At
half past ten O'Clock. from her late residence. No l03
East Nineteenth street. without further notice. The
mains viii be- taken 10 cypress Hills
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.
wxsrG--Non hsfday evening september 3, AMANDA
WEnsrwR wife OF Vim. v. Webster, in the 33d year Of
her age
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem
bers o Polar star Lodge, No 245 r. A. respectful
y invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
IFS Eas thirteenth street. Sunday Afternoon, ~ half
past O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
m Nrriesi.

AxpRus-CsasH-At hoDolar, N j.. on Wednesday
September Q, ny The Rev. Mr. Mlard, JoHs II. AsDars
70 MARY r. CRANE. daughter of u. $. Crane Esq.
AYhAR-SElHouR Thursday, September TO- At ~
Pauis church, Woodbridge Mass by Rev g. r. Parker
O.D FREDKRK S. AyhAR OF Brooklyn, N. y, 70 MANY,
yousgest daughter Of Seth Seymour 6 the former place.
CxnKRoN-yAS DrusKS--At the residence Of A. Berry
Ashland NY, on Friday September by Rev. W Johns
Mr. ALKxASnsR CAMERON TO Miss JENNIE, youngest daush
Ter q the late Martin Van Deusen oil OF this CITY No
cards.
DAus-sHUA ARD.--At New Haven. Conn, by Rev. Dr.
Todd OF Pttshed Mass, WALTER H. DAVIS, Of New York,
70 AAIrm W. smrARD OF New Haven. No cards.
JESknN-SWRw6oD.-AIS Sing Sing, on thursday, sep
tember TO- by the Rev Wilson Phraner, J0N p JENKINS,
q wh'to Plains, 70 MARY e. daughter Of Colonel George
Sherwood, Of the former place.
L0PN-rHoRSroS.-At Jersey City, N. j., on Inursnay,
Septemb Der TO- by the Rev Father Kelly, Mr.. HARvEr
LoPn TO Miss IIKIYNA THORNTON, both of Jersey City
SurriEs--PIR,E New York on Thursday, Septem'
Of Trinity church IoaH Sr-rpHKS 10 sAsAB v. Phkek
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT
FRrpAY, Sept. 1l--6 P. n

fhDAY. sept 10 r. ~
Asss-salcs made Of 40 bbls at 7c Tor po,e and
sac. for fesvs, and SIC. for Canadian pearls.
BAGS AID RAssiso "A limited inquiry existed for both
at steady prices
Brrs~AI quoted nrm 4se. Ac for Western
yellow, with, however. nght sales.
Bonp sHoEs.--rrsde continued quite active in all
desirable styles prices o which were tending upward
view of the very moderate supplies aNa Nailable.
Bgrapsrrrfs.-The -four market generally lower
TO day and holders. part carly Of old, anxious
sell The very moderate. manly Tor brands
by the trade The receipts amounted to l3,30o
bbls The days sales comprised II 500 bbs state and
Western, 800 bbls souihcrn and 400 bbls Canadian
Rye sour les active, but steady. Corn meal vas
plenty and demand with safes reported Of 600
Ii.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

rosAno wss 10 sosd requsss previous Wioe. 6ales
reported s oTe hhds. KENTUCKY ~ sAs lSs, Dd
10 sases sesa isaf ~ IN Q 1c.
WHEKU wse N moderate demand ~ t0hs. blos
vhh sales Of 6eo bb4s =
wooA-An sesive demand has prevailed thk weed, and
$500 600 bales foreign woods changed hands,
chiefly On private terms. Ibe have been for army
s0oas and carpcis embrace south America sn,y rna
Preyano, Arican German fleece and other cfptsns
In doest $50 600 lbs hSese brought uc 6Sc and go
bales California 43c. t0c Tho market n nrmly held,
bul vs hoH Of no advance