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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-11-16
TO THE AFELICTEDl
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. m ClapP's Block,

CORNER OF CONGRESS AND ELM STREETS.
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
Portland and vicinity, that he has been in this
si,y iour months. During that time We have treated
And curing persons In such short space Of time thA
the question Is often asked do they stay cured. I
cured We will doctor the second time for uothinr
This. with the success we have met with, is . sur
int. sns, our ser,icss are sppseeists There
has say that we shah stay in sSis city At s.s. uns
DR.. D. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
one years, and Is also regular graduated ply seian
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic dssasss
in the head. neck. extrenies; consumption .whe
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
diseases white swellings spinal diseases. eurvstu,
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted hpbs
palsy paralysis. st. vias Dance, deafness, stan
.s 81
every case that can be presented ssthma. bronchi-
tis STRUCTURES Of the ehest and all fOrns Of female
ny 11eCtr1c1ty
The Rheumatic. the equity. the lame and the lazy
leap with joy and with the agility and sastic-
ny OF youth the heated brain 10 cooled; the frost
bitten limbs restored the uncouth deformifiss re-
moved fsintness converted to vigor, weakness to
the palsed form to move upright; the bIsmishes Of
youth are obliterated the dccidenfs Of maturs ifs
prevented; the eaamities o. old age obvisted, ana
an active circulation maintained.
-ak@ L DIES s stB4t4l
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs !;
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indirss.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain in the "a
and back; leccorrhGa. Tor whites); falling Of ths
all that long train os diseases will find In Eiectrc.
ity sure means OF cure. For painful msnstruation
Of troubles with young ladies' Electrcity Il esrfaip
specific and will In short time restore the suaersr
to the vigor of health. slr.'7
EYWe hare an Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison rum the system, such A.
Mercury Antimony. Arsenic, he. Hundreds who
are troubled with stih joints weak bseks and vari-
other difficulties, the direct cause Of which In
nine cases out Of ten the eject OF druss
can be restored to ntura strength and visor BY The
use Of from i've to eight Bsths.
Once hours from O'Clock A. n. to p. NJ; IA to
6: and1 to P.M.
Consultation Free. ivlS tssdtt
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WEsTBRooK SENINARY.-The examination
Of the several higher classes at this fourishing
school will take place to-day, the lower ones
having been examined last week. Tomorrow
ing Of original essays. We had the pleasure
70 be present last week and were much pleased
with the proficiency Of the pupils particularly
in reading. An address is expected to be de-
hvered before the pupils Tuesday afternoon,
by gentleman of this city.
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l4 Municipal Court--Nov. IA.
William Best, on search and seizure pro
cess, was fined $40 and costs, which he pald


The following telegram was received by
parties In this city from the President of the
II. 8. Christian Commission now in Boston:
"Mr. Stuart received on Change here yes
terday telegram from Gen. Meredith, and Il
letter from one Of our officers in Libby Prison,
acknowledging the receipt and distribution OF
the stores sent by the Christian Commission
to terribly hungry crowd. Subscription was
Immediately opened and $500 put down and
was still going on. We need 5000 day to
give each man few mouthluls. Have tele-
graphed the Boards of Trade of other cities.
win not Portland respond to the cry of our
starving heroes.
GEO. Ii. STUART, Chairman"
The generous public should understand that
contributions which go through the channel
Of the Christian. Commission reach the needy
in the most direct way and with the least pos
slble expense. We hope the citizens Of Port
land will respond largely to the appeal now
made for the relief Of the soldiers in prison at
Richmond. Any amount left with Steele Il
Hayes will be forwarded to Mr.. Stuart.
THE NEW DRAMATIC ALLIANCE AT DEER
ING HALL.-On Monday next Mrs. Barrows
and Mr. Mark Smith commence their theatre
cal season in our city with every prospect of a
brilliant success. Mrs. Barrow is well known
here as q lady possessing the finest qualities
Of an actress, and her reputation is second to
none in the country. No one can approach
her In comedy, whilst we have seen her hold
her audience spell-bound by the pathos she
can infuse into her parts. Mr.. Mark Smith
comes to us with the reputation of being one
of the best comedians of the day, and in the
roles Of old men takes rank with Placide,
Blake and John Gilbert, inferior to neither.
In having Mrs. Barrow at the head of affairs
we are sure to enjoy capitally selected COM
pany, and in this connection we hear great ex-
ertions are being used. 1t is understood that
six performances are to take place, which will
give place to six more, provided the manage
ment find encouragement from the public in
full houses. London Assurance is said to be
the opening piece.
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Store Wanted

WITH good front, Of medium depth. betwe
w the Post once and the Prsbls House. on M
die street, south side preferred Willing TO pay
bonus, SC. Enquire at this office. ocf2. dSws
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FROM CHARLESTON.

Arrival Of Monitors-RemOrai of the First
Hdrb0r Obstraefioas- Bs0lJardSaeat0 of Susss
ter aud Baffery Bee = Charleston NOT to be
shetfed AZ Presemt-Frospects Of the Reduce
ftOAt of the Cjfu.
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Occupation of JaIap by the Erench-Enthus-
iasm for the Mexican Empire Battle Err
pected at TaHpic0- Movements of the Pr
ate GeOFgid-FrOm San Domingo.
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-tltl Wanted. SO
A good Carriage Body Maker. to whom the hish.
"A est wagessn steady employ uent will be siyen
MARTIN 3 PENNELI.
hovii eod2w' Federal Street
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Wanted.
GLASS WORKS.

EuLL value paid for broken glass by the package;
IL il broken fine IL reduces the value Do Sot
want window or eolored glass.
nov4 dim Send to PORTLAND GLASS CO.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-11-16

Rood aud Clothing for Federal Prisoners ia
the So"h-Fron. Nesc6urn Movements OF
General Butler.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-11-16

TX OR 20 first rate SHOOK MAKERS, to whom
IL good wages and steady employment will be
given. Apply to
A.. r MORSE,
nove dim No. India Wharf, Boston. Asss.
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CtANvASSERS for THE NATIONAL BAyyE
phans OF Patriots, for Maine, Nasssc husetts IN
New Hampshire. Immediate application shouId B
made TO :: l.: CARLETON Esq, No. 50 Middle IS
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The interest coupons on the bonds of Belmont

The interest coupons on the bonds of Belmont
co,,otv. Olio duo January l. and tho bonds of said
county maturing nt the time viii ho paid on pre-
.tior a. the Nessau Bank on The 20 PtoHmc.
Tie Coupons on tie bonds OF the STATE Of
..ouii issued TO the Hannibal and - Joseph Rail
rood Company which mature Jan J. will be pad. when
Juc IT The Bank Of Commerce in tliscity.
The jersey City Water Loan, interest cou-
o1ns dne jar. prox viii be PAID. presentation at
t.o Ae1chnrts B,lk. y =. og at the Mechanics ard
1IodeIs' rans. jersey city.
the Cleveland, panesyille ard AshiGbula
Qake Shors road has declared d cash dividend Of y
ccut and scrip dividend - II q cent payable I'd Of
Jaoua,y AID tie Clovennd Coiumhus ond Cinein'
natl road cash dividend of5 y cent and scrip disi
dcnd OF 20 y cent. payable LIST OF February iae'"
scrip dividend. represent the sulp1s Of previous yea
Invested in tire permanent property Of the roads In
the Gaze Of the Cleveland. Columbus and Chcnnnii.
tie scrip of 20 cent raises Ae capitol TO the LIMIT Of
the charter Of :60DO00O.
George 4. 81. Davis No. 81 Exchange place,
viii nav or aud after the ls ~ January interest Of he
Fh-t Nor,goge bond, Of tho Saint Paul and Pacific
Railrond Company. The Government tax Is paid 10y
the Compauy
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Co.
earned tie thi.d week in December:
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1863. TnE 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA CEhtfAh RNl-AoAD'

th -
TIE sHOgTfsI AM eilNhfSt ROUTE
y, sr tn,o. rua da, Tom NrW oft % az 'dc'pli' -
New legsey I'D ss.ten M 3mo, n i.aes d, qgrs
ALL ThRoggn THIS f3a r9E ;oS,, ME'r ri,i ~ 'AN
ROUTE as6Lor L1it az cocRif .Npi,sf
VIVA ~ rbireslp.i. The mon ,r iassnscI, ioss -
yog! a. q. m. .Aue tao a. otaei iSas'' e''as
Il y IN. out hour eitr han otter rrst ,,,.arn n
A., r. is,r tl.n lie Nluhoni f -, al p, W. ~ - q
" ,t The s.lu. la, a. acrtheu In4' ~ iV ,,s.i.
es ia .,go,, Ciesl4ns intianstsu. ,cs
= Loals Cleveland t'nueHi ''Ae'nnA~
t,,, N,, with ler.r changes " cars p.,.i.l "a -
49, ou. g.u without change iun r0'h,a al n.jss
r,ti.hrrsb lj6 mics and New.NoiAto f.''u
snokipy ana >slo.n Isgs OF All tlsi."
g.. he .Ai..c - other routes -
ssss.s ,hecisd ,h.Oggh. rssn,fe,,r'siis
ses1rs ucke.. icod unAl a.s 4. eY !iNr0S
~. ,,n,, c.H' ~, ccrry r.,'as,. rem. S ssas
A.ommcla,sn Line which e-fo. u.han III uSuA rssss
travel to psssiss p.osins wsai"'"
ol fare .,r1urS - ,.,1.a
By ,hl,ro nssnt, q a M 'yad. q OAo, ksnr,.k
70 snl itea any psm. - -,ws Nl.seai by sa,S 49,
Indiana iepe VIZ ,o'ny p,t "a the nav. 'hs "''' %
ny,v ", .,ss,,r. n,., plt S,sA ,, in iNs west -
~. tMs, 2. .nu Il 6.Ioal sre = AZ S ,esn. ~
tho fehns's."s .s otnat y1ilrosd Conpsee' 80. tM
a, arc a,,,~. the ,snsport'isn o. NJ sr,s.
soayv.sy can rely vF e,i. ,nhis sToSS. as1 *
,,, 49, live s.oek viii hnt -" "A 40
ssnS.,r. rou,t Ispseious Yards Nea NeaS an th.. ~
- I'm .,sry oonveniencc, have oo. Ill 20 tholr $50
snd e'nrssien. sa @ be fooad ever
,..sss s.s% Az ;..s ehs.. 1; ;;rScSE fsslE .&akEls
rHiK iopnsr snr r...sassr As,nt. No A'o' "'A
t,trcu 4 O.. Freight Asenjs;' south william =
w,pesxip al BlscH0fF. E~isssa' Assas ts..ss,.p.,.
rNocu LEWIS 0.a,o. sagsgIasAaasas' A1ssA>""
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&2.NOO 600 tHAN S.M SGrK,sSSsSnIr q ise SGsSEY

$2,OUO,O 600 i fSAS sI i9o s9sAi1
IIONS tTs hersb, invited 20 tOAN Of TWO MllLtuS
DOLLARS a.housed by tbs Ordnance OF he bosri ~ sa'
u.ryso. approved by tho Mayor oct. 81 itt tutuel IN
hrnan, l1I tie " 9euscmebt of snhsns. Tor Ahted soi
e, o Armiss Of the tulon provided the sans oa bc
.our'.d sd eowed the quota o. ths sy nna touny o'
N,w.l ork in .uy futafc irsft' 81, .
ana proper books or ,uc Subscriptions VII bo oponsd ~
Of ho enbsI Inst remain olon ulii he "hco 'am 'h'
be .ss =. ~, -, ,...,.
Treasurer Al thu broadway b-lb within hre dSys after en-
,erns sr The snoonts sln.erhcd OF Dy h"
and on presenting hs receipts io the uoref 10
ia, co,u,Io,t they viii bs entitled 90 rccoy" bonds OF the
(oat,, ,r .ane cunts ndesmats o. or before June !
1854 Interest tie cate oi payment NJ ss iNe VI
:" ~ MlTThEw T. BRENNAN compireisT
City Of New York, pvpsIlnens Of tin'noc, ,omP''Ief
OHes Nov III, iU6]
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THancsIvAyF NTNr-YCRE.

4
Fof Me- Haven = 5i-x1 ii;Jo 4 - lsil' ibhh'"
Ga, 80 80 sGl ,sgl q. m. .,r -
fcg fl4seyolt 2. IA iiiS q N i'ii' t"Ah ~
- B. . - ~ All i.Al y. IN
nfat.ra aal sr.tl. "a d. ii '1 ~ -, So r NJ
For Fslt.i. 5al.Aps saI N,sqoH . lIt'l b. uli 80
ID g. ,-,-, ...,,r.
go s.al. go. tfrl a m. -. -
sof Damn AID Greenwich T. %, iilo "a Sc ~
- stamford = stErA . - u:5os. nj l1:.o FIh ~
IL 80 $50 81. ftFl b. -. -.
kof Pot letter ard irI-fl 'j-.e stations, ~ i.isA
b $50, ..JV $50 5isJ ..
COhNEC11NG TRAINS.
F3F Bosom Via ,ie u. "a iLa tlv iefh = u
fof frsiOu. "a Sao.r AI,e. 1919 lrr . o. - -.
!Jr Hs.'gfl Aid fli.sne.4 .sIl Ii.Sj = n ''"
IL D. p -,
Fcr C5arsotsut ni7-r Rsf- ~ lrnl 70 No'''sss
u ..l a. r e. Northampton.
tos heF.fssi tfosiien-e sd Fi>hdA RAILROAD lEh@
lI:JJs L.. -.
For ass Hssel Ssw.Loi!9n AID sseur ,tou Rs-Eess =
.. a., l4.l., J. a D. AL
Yof Caaa' R.iTo-i, 'g:is 2. n - SorhsHitoa
Pr Housa.0ui. hsiir 'f1. a- T.
tof Nilss,nrk Rauf1st o.. u., ?
, Dan6ary aui Nor',sk Raiiroaa, $500 70. 9o =
Ccmtasdy yt., s.eryis C.rs go. bed ~ p Trans
JANIS u. hNtI, 5aptrrfenirni
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furniture.

DEDAOOA ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
fIwsuaufrd nsrla fuie. AS soi ctestnrt ,nd Nslsi
af4b~r Auiat yalu snt sIransuia, st a. ;. FANAiNO-
rOss 3,H CauAst opposite ol.teI k'iSnlshoa 1853.
ENANELED CHAMBER FURNIDUHE.--
l n. best ss,of.nen. = ENAlffi'D fuRNlt m. Ia
Al. Color. AID t',. Mslut 80 Chestnut Plain snd prus
,nts Ia hu.ls. Nhoesso afd Retail Asc Maitfcsscs and
p.f.l.,,. HAhf NAND. No. ~ tsurl 90.
COFA-BED Mahogany frame
- bee, n,ts seooud hand bui n pert q olor f which
cash viii be- ID A4lfcs SOFA, wih dessngoA .nA Pfee,
IIbuno 'flco
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Professional Notices.

NHAELES :. SPENCER, Attorney and
" Cosn,r',r,t lev Proctor ,ud Advocate ln p g corrs
no 80 D lasf~.Y ~ foff. hr.i ls-'o - La-~el
I..fses Nsst ltlst fhstwf~f fil lri irt.ilvsl
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, and Dis-
4 -ases 4 - Rsrrai Sy.frt.--c. 10 HAMMOND " D.
rneriy T. p, hCbE) of rpis ssi fro'rr,ors ,AAHo-
tH,s tp!' tALESTllit MOIf o. hev ivfa. Cons. .t..
ton. ron 90 j.. ~ .. md 10 el.ss No 81 Ea,
.Itns.
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Tho value Of exports from Boston fox tho
week closing December 25 was SJ3e 49, 81 against
Si,oS''soo 10 for the corresponding week In l9s2
Inc Snte Treasurer Of Massachusetts has al-
'srtised that be viii receive depo,its cm individuals
or coTpoi a'o In amounts not les, tha 5000 in the
orm OF bars Oh call" payable to depositors at ten
dsys notice viii interess ut TIE rate Of cont per
aDDum.
Adrian II. Muller, r. II. wilkins & Co., will
bold their regular auction sale Of SOCKS aud nd To-
morrow. Wednesday. at l2i oclycl. at the Exchange
tsalssroom. no. Ill Broadway.
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JllllIf III, Dc. y llt-.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and IRANoP.
~ CO-ou aad af,sr MOAlAf, pe, - ttar' 80. -
NrW.tDN Ia no. BAlIfA0fE ua WASH NJ .oNi as
,nl 10 - p 40 D. D.. rrl l3 ~ .s4. llg - ? =.
III s!a vii tai, r-s.-nscF.ie sALilMoRE and WA"h'
TON s.ir T. Tram uasls fH cNhlrc rn * thta. -
Trn, f,r Phlls phs WI. ier-e Nev-NogA At Z. II ~
a. nL IL H. sni %. "a. srd y ..ilrisut 30
a. 2 1p "a ,8 Vttlus D. W. MDJDhCfF,
ls, q tgA As,i.t.ri Superintendent ~. j. 4. y
NFW-YORK, HARLEM, aud ALBASf
~ RAILROAD. INCREASED A'toMNcDNFieNs..
,r-n. .5F Albany Groy. ,ho Ncth atd Me,, iye 'O.a -
I-.t n 10 "a and s.a9 Snelay uihs ieat' ~,
Yoss Ios Aoauy as % m AID -srY &c Ne" osN -"
~ = INlIN nuN.All.l. su.eTairiil.eh
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ttle0ita!.

MANHOOD and the Igor of Youth Restored
W b. f.ir Wesipty pf Hi,ohpi FsstSCt = III y.
.I. vetI.fr.. ..-.t vii o.. ~ h.nh.oi g. tts n'li
Sl.f.s.t Crtti Doe Afrr aris1s Tefa ftteftrf 500.
Aius. 10 fHrH ,f lhufI, Ft'.fN t4tfs Tie -i'ho
nm nj a. M is usif ilrflFst. r.is is i..i 'sss al
rIs Is lnl. shr ~ Wrrfts ftfrnre of ih .f cold in
a. o. at irs'4rf uft f.f sl or for ui' o u Ne
s,at c-isg p-e-ei a. receipt oi se,'snes - n'
PrIfIP RCLASD No. ~ Broon,- It.
Ole Dor Nlit .le-l bI1-cwar. Ns~ i1lE
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NEw-yOBK CaTv-.a MARKET.
s!,.p,ni 4

For rHr WrrE FNbfsc 4tEsnsY DC -. iHa
-eTlL sTCtffls o. cArTLN or At ysrs foF IHt vr'N
A- fdicg he rcyoris from tie sev-rr mstct pisces 10
p. ety. t.e.e zen ioge.l ~ this wrcs;
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tUcN6ina Gat0s. sc,

AT WIN. EvERDEII." SONS l0t Fulton
~ t-WEpplNu CAkDS Ftno Stationery, .oioIsa nv Nv
us s,smpins MonogtAins, Poor and nnnins'
Pres.e. Bisnt Bop.s Chs,ks Noes, isbs" w. N"'@'
iishod ,bl:
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l)rr,lrg.

rHAIIEs G. SHELLEY. S.eam Printer,
" go ri hl.l,e st--ill les.s. 'i-ra lr. Fe'rp. lar
af. 60 ft o. r.e4 Ifr..Ho-4 t.as iof 80 lftn~
niCESON. IuE IlKsT.cLASS PRINTER,
.s srf-a rf f.a.f r.rf 81 f.f F.4 -r.. s'' 6 nl
s.. ness ..fff ftfy De-. It4.r of lrft.1f 80.
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{. .,d o,l,s s,oeI received By rail

rutr reported or iL.. utite, q, Forty fourth street
3,a72.
he price. today -ro'et ss follows;
Fiut 0Y-4is..........i 0ili afy...s.....f.
ii s4lru .............. ~ Glt
Some crfra good Esev.s mas bs quo'~d at i2el5e.
~. .farIai average Ol tie f.arAsf o.
To most o. he e. e. range hoL g. TO &c.
Prre ger head ard Per pound a. ,H"cnt vci.'' VII BE-
found ln accouuts ci st,ts of saltly bfofFr
loff lumber OF LerT.s receive. IL 80 fiiy us veeh
1922.
f fs d hesf ass tisn lsst vest aud 90 heed less
, the average Of isd yerf Tie nunn-r 90 each
v eln.'day mefss t y.lf ~ ~ bra4 ih- H'Dbe
being 1l slos 40 head les tan 90. and
q a. 4 f.,.f finr fNis tfv ~.
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Coryo,aiiou NoliceS.
owes % rBr Bo.ar - fycpa.
NJ. a. Cent?. g. rLd Nc. Chamber -.

NkN prs ttffltlrii I9Hi, ,
V'O THE LIQUOE-DEALLhS OF THE
4 CiTY O~ N.WYoPh.--Ins Fo.l of tvr.'s for he
CRY tud County Of Hcl sill ho.d 10 fir.l ani nr e.
49,. s ~ thr rr.ut yaer the at d. si rnner
i6J in th. t.ty laI o. iis CO. Z o'clock .. u To- tha
C.1It he' Part no. - 10 Court N Common Flc-@, 'ei
tls pHrress 81 granting i.su.o-
Aup.irao f1f rrrs. v 10 be- rrsrs si 4Gy tine ir
l.. .,s iouls 'to above - oires whcrv ltls'
lsct say information wi bo umitteJ ne 20 o. appt
e-l.s. WILLIAM JAY HASH ar. n. !. me -.
nuEhhf y HOLMES 70. Chan. ersrL
MOAN !. Guilds, NJ. az Nesi Jis.i.
INo EgsRT Pack diers Cemn,ss.ol.r,.
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90 iCbom il man Concern.
oWS Co.. No. 2r-rk.rls-e. Yy. CITY.
DIPkaFaisr o. AGEIl uiIuEs,
Wan. GroN. y. g., Fec. - 1888
rl'O The GROWERS AID MANUIACIUkERs

The Commif 3, foated b. tl p~rartren' cons''
d.. o ID. fou j. 70 rrlraj ~ Penney " imam 81
fliy Of Rhode lti-n' end join A. NslI o Ohio 90 con-
.aer hr ioo~ W lpFoF a'ioa nAde 0s 30 la Cong -
go
FOR invesiira 20 issi the Tuctclb'y u cuvntns
.nd prrpae ls1 I'D hemp srVs'tnis ~ cotton twenty
t4ausaIl DO .rs"
nayns lnd 1'eT several DAYS nvcstr toa believing
that iuTth,f a.a fuller uotrr ~ tnof t.iions sli
olIre E.Il.lc g-s-i-. s.IlIllci % not osaiY cn
NkNpr-DAf, tla Za. tsy ol FcbfalTy nerI, e. J.!
0 ok
qhrv rcu-., ~ i',crr-l 'n e trbufon n 80, .fpro
gra un o. develop g." slt 't 10 ttr lrhAr W i
{, ..na 70 ~ Do .lInrf ur tslfe ua' f-T ffus "l
tie -u sri 80 flc llf-r.t stages n rrpt s.on oi
fr s1 a1...s r ra.ra b. .'e.n cn rse9 '1 fie-
nrn. oI fhr rtri.uf tf....rs i- al O.. ct - TO- No.
i1u 'u rirf -a1. frs"rW1ls 20 t.r tfs ,Hd fut .i
if.TF urfl sfste nair. -r t1-sler wi any "a a
tn f.fr ffiel tl r.s Dol q. io far t1a4ait.l.n-
Ill. Inlrf.. 10 tfly to intslr q c.iinbp
- ISAAC rLSPOS, Cor-risf'0r.r
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Gls.elllneoE9.

COTTON WASrE-For Machinery, Wiping
and Ptekng ai.o lof shppny ir lots 20 t pu'chn,es
Ior ,.lsb by W W. TkCLaAN. No ~ Wil!nn't
ILLUSION WIGS aud TOUPELS. -Japonica
" tho 30eo's Hysonigie i0s r,,iging snf besayn,
tho HAIR OasUA DcyDt s,L BAsiEIS. 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

, TIE aggregate exports Of produce and mer-
cha,dso exclusive of spece) for the pas, week was
s3,4ol.35.
The Citizens Gas Light Company will pay
semi anncsl dividend Of Per cent Januaiyla
} The Cumberland Coal Company has elected
Abraham Bells son Cwiiliam Bell esq. banker and
capitalist. and Alexander H. Wallis, Of the hrin Of
Marsh. Coo Wallis as directors to M two vacancies
In That corporation.
Tie boston Post. in its weekly review OF
Fiaancr and trade soys;
Nonv hus been scsdy request for osn' and discounts
dnTiu he iuca par, OF t~ pat ~e's at th. oai 40 u u
hr o-n uaItei. Tie cortcn rac 81 nei'ti p'd on "D
loI I'd note. erd .l'isc,oy collateral. siI cent
u exceptional Instances ,,sr'.d and sroH ted 70
10. r sslc, Of ua,urs lni lrG, o. utpodncivc stoeA'
ai houi' woc nesc ed e tsuir sns a. TIE "sy nom
Business 4 rlor iinds c's ari ins'ed 'lan WIS mai
.tst g. tf@ saiy part Of o." wces bit te- rs no e
a.dcf,e want. buyers, and s.,o concession in
.rioca.'
The statement Of the Philadelphia banks for
,he wecl end '1e on Morday was follows.
Capital q 3g rs Due from othortks s24' &c
loan. Ild discounts - bue 90 oiAe1 bsnAs u .
specie n Hank. |ltio'' epo.'is. p, :"
Us rruaud sIi Ls (iIcg'sli1u.......... Zlb.bii
So .Itr-er Noics.. 6'o.','hl
Tie MaT.eta and Cincinnati Road issue pro-
pcsas in another column for the extension - ilcir
track. Tie work which (, IL propose to ct VIII extend
ne Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad info TIE wc, end
ofihe City q Cincinnati, and almost ito tie heart o.!
ma, city. II -iso confines tie gauge Of the Paladc
hc and Baltimore lines frnlway into The city and 10
lbc Mississippi River. 81. Louis and several 'ttcr
points aud j. the oaly line of railway fom tie sea.
board promising this invaluable sdveungc to - great
nu * ert.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
fool ar0 foar0.

! Osr-sf8 EEWANp.-Lci ou Third.
,f tfats. .l '-f.itsy s.i. s.7.i es-s
'.. a. 'nniWIALfr
.sa. rflnri fatsa ~ sles rfiH rfa fha haae't a.
teais- f tareffan fr r-rsI .ai r.i'fl fr f.r r'c Hi
H. ahr g. he le'i fra.y Prsru f-frrir. tfs
q fsal.ru.e fa % at - 70 o o. tls
lot ~ aldrn, O'.e. D.. lu. - a. e.
IL HnANHAfL
CTOLEN--A CLLCK. datct Dec. 3o. lor
- a. n on us ass.s1 fans. tIoollr.L brs~a ~
Me.tIs .DWhkn = lULLi.. B. u.s s.d.r q h AZ
fLFrOH cd 4a.aat ty iIl4. IT, fltl art r1il-si
o. ff.u u.Tr..rf fas fftI f'. prd
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

cIopc dee y't c icss n tiln ~ 80 49, iSs'' @"S
the wave ~ Tho properly
Tho above paaei PeIsons lth A,I Mhne.sss eIe n'ed
% ..On9 - -
FLlIhU r. flNDY
JAMES DAVIS. | Special
fUGtSTlt = NflShANN, ( Committee
oRisDN bLUNt.
RcYYHr q HvrpuiN0s Secretary.
Now York. Doc. - ltOl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
I OYG ISLAM RAILROAD WINlRa

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=. AthASoEtls.l. eoumsn,ils soy. ~ iesl.--Lse,s
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All 1 = 4 srd .Ett r.
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fo1 1HL.' .topy.ags; "a stse9ns- Fare iof this Gsias
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

CsAaTys H. WEsIEsyLLT Ii sseut In Csssrss Orange
Co. N. Y, for the sale Of Int IniGcsh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
rANJID-Iuln-luntIo of MARIA NEI.-

IED-lulormatio Of MARIA NEl-
W cuF. sa1 rm.uaed f9m irr'atl in 'ls ycs' 1885,.
In .rt Lr.r4 i-ou. l1 i.il l A.f.llrtHs g.ffs
s taa,i a. hta urriel mtu by tie of s. laaa
ni.iss v .ie4 in t. Untr. s'f'es Amy. ~, f =
irt ~ i. '.h.r a fr.rff N..stta. tf..H4 Any iA-
a'.n r.tfs.uf. 30 uI. r. 81 LHIy 0siged "a
$40 MATHS fa.'t |tfart rff s'-. is.4t. q .y hsl
...r. taaIHAf4 81 t4-Ns. rsu ttii mia D'ut 60 D.,
rs ean.l W-sa fi a.- sle ty3li 20 coi1s q,
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