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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

IN he Year One thousand Eight Hundred and
Sirty-three.
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING EyERcRrrN
CEMETERY.
BE q ordained By the Mayor, Aldermen, and Conn.
NJ. .oasca ~ ne CITY Of Portland, in City Conn.
shcT. NO person shall cat down or remove apv
oi .he standing trees within Evergreen cemetery ex
cept py the written permit of the Committee on
Semeieres and Public Grounds. And any person
noi ating this section shall be liable to penalty OF
each offence. - 1"A
In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
w., Oct. 8. 1863. I
Ihis bill having been twice read passed 10 be or
daihed. JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
In COMMON COUNCIL, Oct S, 1862
dained. THOS r TWIT(,IiEII pras;san,
Approved Oct. 8, 1868.
JACOB MCCLELLAN. Mayor.
oct1 DIV j. NJ HEATH, City Clerk
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s39- The President certainly needs the
prayers ofjail good men that he may render
righteous judgment in the Missouri case. The
pressure on both sides is so great as to require
almost supernatural power to act independent
ly upon the merits of the case and for the
permanent interest of that State. $3.50
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N. b. Downs's Vegetable Balsamic Elixir.

N. b. Downs's Vegetable Balsamic Elixir.
This honest standard old Cough REMEDY, made
in Vermont, has been used with entire success for
thirty-thfee years. Ii is warranted as usual for
Coughs, t0tds, WhoopiRg Cough, Group, asthma
and az diseases Of the Throat, Chest aud Lungs
and all diseases tending to Consumption
We have testimonials from many of the best phy ST.
clans and gentlemen of standing, among whom we
mention che Hon. Paul DIin cham. Lieut.. Gov. of
Vermont; Hon. Bates Turner, late Judge of the SUI
preme Court of Vermont: DIR. j. b. Woodward
Brigade Surgeon U. 5 Army
JOHN +. HENRY 4 co, Proprietors
Successors to n. "A Downs.
WATERBURY, VT.
- rice % cents. so cents. and 81 per bottle
ii IL. Hay aud j. w. Perkins l. Co., Portland.
Me-, W. olesaie agents TOR Maine. oc5 ed&ew6w.
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At a Court of Probate held at Portland within and
for the County Of Cumberland on the first Tucs-
day OF October, in the year OF our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty-three
|NHOMAS l.. SMITH, Administrator of the es-
Il tate of Andrew G. Cloudman, late of West
brook in said county, deceased, having presented
his first account OF administration of said estate for
probate: ~ p = F---
~ trds Ordered That the said Administrator give TO-
ce TO all persons interested by causing notice to be
published three weeks successfully the Maine State
Press printed at Portland, that they may appear at
Probate Court TO be held at said Portland, on the
nrst Tuesday of November next. AT ten of the clock
IN the forenoon. and show cause If any they have,
why the same should not he allowed.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge.
A true copy, attest,
Is wsw. EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.


I"eso"y' October @.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester, st John NB
for Boston.
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston
Brig John stevens, Hopkins. Boston
Sch Starlight, York, Philadelphia.
Sch North Star. Metcalf. Boston.
Sch Christiana, Drinkwater, Boston.
sch Sarah, Philbrook, Bath.
Sch Cottage, Cousins. Boston for Eastporf.
Sch Ellen. Babbidge, Maehias for New York
Sch Elizabeth, Gray Bangor for Gloucester
CLEARED.
Bark Lucy Ellen, Soule Fleetwood Ell Wins
low & Co.
Brig Thos Cannon. York, Hayana-Chase Bros &
Co.
Sch Lochness. tBr) Goudy. Yarmouth NS-master.
Sch Euroclydon, tBrl Roberts. Parsboro NS-mas-
ter.
Sch Pocahontas, lBr) Carpenter, st John B.
master.
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SEE woman in another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Speers Wine. tits admirable article
used in hospitals, and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. It's worth trial, as it gives great satsfac
ton. dec22dly
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Arecbo 18th ult. brig C Adams. Mcdonald. for
Philadelphia next day.
Sid 18th. sch Fred Howell, for Baltimore; 18th,
brig Echo. Benson do.
AT 81 Thomas 18th ult bark Aberdeen, with coal
for 5 navy
I'D FIN Havana 9th ut. bark Illinois. Freeman, for
Boston; brigs Young Republic, Bucknam, and Har.
riet. Brown. Portland.
Ar at Matanzas 9th ut. sch Valetta, Lord, from
Portland
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MIDDLE STREET NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
No. 81, near the Post Office.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of new and fashionable Dry Goods, Shawls and
Cioaks, just opened. Wholesale and Retail.
FEUCHrWAN6ER & ZuNDER
sR-Sce our advertisement in another column.
sept25 dim
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Portland a kemnebec Railroad Co.

TNNuE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
= Portland ana keDnebec Railroad Company will
DE holden at Brunswick, on Wednesday, the 2sth
" OF October, A. d. 1863, at O'Clock A. NJ. for
the choice of a Board Of directors for the ensuing
year ana 70 ake such measures Tor the future oper
aton. control aud management of their road and
Tor the adjustment of any claims OF the bondhoders
of the kennebec and Portland Rail Road 60 many
as they may deem expedient, and TO transact any
other business that may regularly come before
them. n M WHfTMORF Sce,y
Augusta, Oct. s, 1868. oc7 "a
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Lost.

DROBABLY at tho T.. & b. or the Saco Depot q
4 black and tan terrier with scar upon his left
shoulder. Any one returning the same to John C..
Myers, whose name upon the collar shall be suita-
ply rewarded Mr.. Myers can be found at Deering'
HAN or II the United states Hotel. oct7
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EXPORTS.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Per bark Lucy Ellen. for Fleetwood-33l 99S # dis
1872 1t deal ends. $3.50 palings.
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ECIAL NOTICES.

CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT.-C. W. Lucy
81 Exchange street. has constantly hand the
choicest Confectionery, and Cake in great variety
all of his own manufacture. Also Fruits in their
lw oct3
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PANAMA AND CALIFORNIA-Steamers, carry
ing Mails for Aspnwall, Panama, and California,
leave New York on the lsr llth. and 2Ist Of each
month. l
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Gold Found.

A quantity of gold coin picked up in the street
"A on Monday. rhe owner can have 1T BY calling
q. i'e oiice OF the City Marshal proving property
oct7 d&wtf JOHN s. HEALD
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WE would call attention to new and capital arti-
Gle for Students, just received by Ii. PACKARD, a
BIO Q X III o l. ID Err,
invented by Dr. bio Lewis, of Boston. which CON-
pels the Student to sit erect while pursuing his
studies. oc3 div
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-07

Ship Anna Schmidt. from Boston via ST Thomas
for San Francisco. which is reported TO have been
destroyed off Rio Janeiro by the privateer Alabama
registered Is4 tons and built at kennebunk in 1854,
where she was owned. There was war risk on her
of $1,000 in the New England office
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fine brig of 215 tons. called the "a Richards -
launched fiom the yard of Jos Crandon Son.
at Columbia on the Both nit. She is owned by the
builders. Capt Donovan, lwho will command her D
and Others
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[rer CITY of London. at New York;


Ar at Liverpool goth II S Soule. Osgood, Akyab.
Sid 10Th. Golden Eagle, Buenos Ayres; Portland,
Leavitt. Calcutta.
Ar at London sd. Falcon Taylor Port Elizabeth
Africa: Thos Durham. ioang. New York.
Emit out 23d Patrick Henry, Robinson, for New
York.
Ar at Gravesend 23d. Confidence. Cole. New York.
Ar at Deal Odd Ocean Express. Watson. Callao.
land proceeded TO Londonl; International. FIN New
York.
Ar at Cowes I'D Helvetia. Higgins Callao.
Ar at Falmouth 2lst, Mary Goodeil. McGilvery.
Akyab; GOTH Lizzie Bliss. Pierson. Rangoon; 2lst,
Crimea. Peabody. Do; 23d. Tempest. Whitney. do.
At Bristol Pin I'D, William Libby. Bishop. for
Cardiff.
In kingraad ed Isabella. Saunders. for Portland.
Ar at Cardiff 18th. II L Spearing, Rogers, from
Gloucester.
Sid 10Th, Augusta Norwood. Higgins. Singapore.
Passed Beaumarias I'D. John Henry. Howe. from
Portland for Fleetwood.
Sailed from Cronstadt 18th ult Persia Jones. from
Boston.
OF 81 Helena Aug 5, Lion Cooper. FIN Akysb for
England.
Ar at Flushing 22d. City of Bath Cooper. Caliao.
Ar Mt Antwerp I'D ult, Prince of Wales. Morse, FIN
Callao.
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per steamship sidon. at New York;


Ar at Liverpool 3Oth ult Southampton. Austin. I'm
Now York; 2lst, Mary Russell. Thompson, Maui
main; Winged Arrow. Bearse, Bassein.
Cid 2lst. Gertrude Doane. Boston.
In the river 23d, outward bound, Northern Belle.
Speddon, for New York; Anglo Saxon. Pennell. for
Ar at London 2lst. Patrick Henry, Robinson. New
York; Humboldt. Boy sen. do
. Emit outward 2lst, Southampton Whitney, for New
Ar at Deal ed. Thos Durham, Young. New York
for London. land proceeded
Ar at the Pill I'D. VIM Libby. Bishop. Bristol for
Cardiff.
Sailed from Newport 10Th. Wabash. Mills. Cadiz.
Ar at Glasgow 18th, Elbe. Pcttengill, Eastport.
- Sailed from Antwerp 10Th. Forest Eagle. Sleeper.
CID at Havre 18th ult. VIM rockingham. stetson.
New York. sail
Sailed fun Hevoet 18th ult, Isabella Jones, shaw.
Cardiff
Bristol Pill, Sept 90 The Isabella Saunders. Todd.
for Portland. days out. has put back to kingroad
with loss of ropes oretopmast, maintopgallant. So
SPOKEN.
July %, lat 81 3. Ion 10 50 4, ship G w Duncan,
Dillingham;. from Manmain for England
July ~. lat 80 80 5. Ion 20 40 f. ship Lorenzo Mer-
riman rs days from Rangoon for Falmouth =;
Aug 8, lat II n, Ion 22 Il. ship II VI Hayes Elliot,
from Hull Tor Montevideo.
Aug 10. lat IL 26 n lon % So, bark w stevens,
Brown. Boston for Cape Town &C IL
Aug %. lat ID 20 N. lon 30 w, snip Lepahto, mar
tin, Calcutta for London
Sept T. lat Al N Ion "a q w. ship Pelican State. I'm
Ran COON, l54 DAYS tor Falmouth F.
Sept g. lat As IS n. Ion 10 % W. ship Cynosure FIN
New York for Liverpool
Sept % lat 43 %. lou Al Is. ship II Taylor. from
New York for London
No date. lat 80 n, lon as 80 w, ship Kenilworth,
Hutchinson. 81 John NIB for Montevideo.
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Note.-We wish it to be understood that quo
tatons represent prices of large lots from first hands,
unless otherwise stated, and that in filling small or
ders, higher rates have to be charged.
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Kemnebec a Portland railroad.
CITY OF PORTLAND.

4" 1"e rear one Thousand Eight Hundred
.StrfH-fhree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

FEFoRTRD FOR fus " \. TniBrss
hosDAr. .,ov. - iesl
AsEFs-The market &. lower bit sctis. 70, Poui
.ae Of bib a. as ~ tolris riei tut tr'n s9Is
fDrfON-rlere hss been I.i.r ln4.ify toay foo
as. ie. which sos fir H.rYFr -u IN god hAs 20
r.r hlness g. f- srr - -'l DO e c,ss pfi's are
on rfe.. o. C., .l.e. .nt. =. Oat prfces Dr u
..r l..... brn. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
MONDAY. Nov. 30-r. ".

Gold opened at AZ, and during tho early part
OF the day sold as high i<e, closing at tho Stock Er'
change At 1Iss In tho afternoon tie quotations
on 10 ias9l.st Stocks upon Ito street were strong
ani buyer, Tor some tine ready to pay any price
Eric sold a, iC7islO7Ir NevYork Central 1916;
Rock Island. io5i, Michigan Southern. ell Galena
lci At tho stock exchange. Governments we're steady
Kogs,sred q, Of lsG. 1901 gl09i Coupons 1910 .ooi
73Os l06al0GI for FEB. ard Aprl Issues Currency
certificates ea99sl Border State stocks steady. Ten.
os. 59iaCo Virginia s. ;3i Missouri %. ci9Ue
California U.s. higher Ia3ai9ai; Canton Co. 39l ASH
Delaware and hudson 709l15, Pennsylvania Coal 100
alG5 Cumberland Coal. 3Cis36i Quicksilver
Mining Company. 62i06,i. Pacific Mail. 2lJ9
a3,, Central American Transit. Company 9l9
%; New.York Central. 1856, Eric Railway loGi
9iOoi, do. Preferred. iOli, Hudson River. ie39
leJi, Harlem, 9JagJlJ Reading. l2J9i29tj Michigan
Central. 1875, Michigan Southern. eoaso!, do. Guara
teel la5; Illinois Central ilsi0l9, Cleveland and
Pittsburgh. 1854 el01ij Galena and Chicago. lO7iS
lO7i, Cleveland and Toledo. ii3iailA. Rock Island
Iog. aiOy,, Prairie du Chicn. 5iIaHi, Fort Wayne.
e.iae2i North Western. 46l d46I. After The Board
prices Of stocks lmcr but at tho Second Session
tho advance was lost, and tho market closed dull
Peoldo Mail 2ll92l2, Now York Central 1874, dlJII
Erie Railroad. l0sial05i do, Preferred ioi@iolii
IIudson River, lIJ9l2Ji, Harlem Railroad. 0l.G92i
Reading Railroad. loe, Michigan Central. 1874; Mich
can Southern, 79i079ii Illinois Central. il7!ails;
Gnena and Chicago. 1861 a!O7i Rock Island, l02i@
Io2i Fort Wayne. aiaae2, Quicksilver. 6i4Git. Tho
closing prices were' Gold. ii7i. bidj New-ioTk Cen
trail 1884, bid; Eric io;i bldr Illinois Central Il1i
bid, Rock Island. lOJ.
Freights arc dull and heavy. To Liverpool:
the engagements are por neutral packet 1900 bush.
Wheat at sd In bulk per steamer. 1880 pkg. Butter
at sos 900 boAes Bacon Il $685. aud ~ h.ds Tobacco
on private terms 40 London. pes neuts. packet. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

The Rebellion is nj point whore the Government can
depend upon and the capital 81 tie country 0r
money ,or war purposes. loa this source IL ROW o.
talns through. the 52os a million y diem, 10 say
nothing Of the receipts from internal taxes. The
Custom.IIo yields q considerable sum beyond
Interest on the public debt and sltosether the
nsances are ina condition where moderate Borrowing
viii keep tho Treasury full When tie Treasury de-
olnres It's intention 10 borrow. prices OK commodities
will fall ard tho cost u the decrease nom the fic
tha, the Government makes tho host security known
and when offered for sale Unfair competition with other
securities and commodities vii surely hcrreerrei ani
MI securlt!e, ard commodities VIII DO controlled In
price by tho value open market oG tho Nalionalobsa
ton One Of the last acts Of the Buchanan Admnlsra'
ton was 20 borrow money at one = cent 4 month. 70
pay tic January Interest On the National debt II the
Government should return To borrowing capital ty
selling bonds III cpen market or Short Treasury Notes
as was done then tie response would DO prompt, and
tie effect favorable upon all legitimate business.
Tho Harlem Railroad meeting to-day (Tucs-
dev) VIII he forr al affair II Is understood that 70 eco
shares have already assented 10 the proposal " which
wc have before given the details The plan IS IN brief
TO complete the road TO Albany to mako IL fret
elias. IN al respects and able to take any traffic which
may Offer at either end In passengers OF freight IN the
present condition of the property II cannot do business
proGtaby completed ns proposcd thero Is no rcasoh
why Il should not pay fun dividends On is entire eos
The road owes no floating cht a. has been stated but
IL worked stri.tly iur cash Us motive pcwer Is now
dereot,e-hree new engines having been taken by the
Government for n Southern road within few dnJs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

TOTAL. 's....''.'.''''''''''''''
Tho nuruber VI deaths compared with tho corresponding
week Of 1852 and Of lsr weck and also tho Of tho
ponding wsck Tor tho last 10 yesfs folows
Week ending December l. lol..............333 ino III
Week ending November o. idlj-
acute
From chronic s............................lIJ
ftom rit~ua causes ac..............u.....li2- az
Week ending hoyoiabI 80 lJaI
From ssuD dis~asc.
rom chronic disease.
IIoln external causos, ke.sss..ss'......... ~ f3
tbs
ly.lsss lor 10 yrar.....3l incrcs'e.........!lOs
CBILpHKs oy
k.tiv. usr~n Foreign parents .1y
The de aths In the Institution. compared with tho
corresponding week Of llh2i - M.
Weeh ending December |, lw2.......'...."'..".J 30
q" November ~, lcoJ...........'..'.'..'tS
Increase this ~esh.
s number Of In1rrnsus "a Potters tsd. compared With
the spondng week Of iG,l'
Wsek ending December J. iBbI.....''.'''''.'......U
November ~, lB5I......... ...s....s...G
increase thls ~eek ..."''"'''''''''''''''''I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

The report OF the Secretary # the Treasury u
looked for with interest, a. view - the fact that he IN,
received the entire proceeds Of the sale Of hfy millions
Of 9yoar y cont notes and must speedily determine
In VIA. form he intends provide r. bis daily expenses
Tie receipts from 5.Os continue upon moderate 'ehe'
and DO must ffo borrowing tie issGe y! Treasury
aoscs obtain about million Il dollars pr day. That
tho Secretary means o,o4 tie use Of currency notes
or legal tenders n nominal lcrc. which would &c the
.ame thin, Is fairly Inferred .fon TIE flct that he b.
taken 10 active stcps 70 avail himself Of tie privileges
hc has In this form. On the CONTRARY la has only used
s0 600 coo out u lis siO0 coon aad these simply rs
collateral ior loan at Y cent 4 he Associated Ranks
Tho Secretary web understands tie eat' Of producing
currency aud the pest year LIS had his predictions
as TO is Damaging Effects upon tie cost Ok the war so
ly realized that lo Is not likely 20 ly 10 currency 'or
relic, very speedily. The south las added i'' expert
once Testimony and pafer money prices In tletwo
,econs contrast strongly that be VII not repeat thei'
experience Il tho expense Of all legitimate business IN
the loyal States ny The treasury paper which can per
form Ito ONCE Of circulating money.
Tho following table compares Ito Richmond AID Gin
olunati price, fos few leading articles. Tho ater IN
ereenbsoks aud the former In Confederate scrip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

Total Capt. H'iF,-l
Loan. .na Disc o. Ella SIS ~ RI ~.
Clfcpl.iion..... tl.s 81 i'rpoi.'...... li'0''to'
Clearing, ~ w-~t erdnr Nov. fi... ef'etle,I;l u
Ciaauugs 10 Nrea .ntrf SOY. b.. cH.tta.fy ~
Ha.ace, flr week ruiins NY. ill.,. lA.s43eJ ~
Balance. lor eud ~ Nov. 3D.. le,staalS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

,,.uv Nox,vAr-oys Commissioner. Bernard Cregan
Inspector Philip H. Matthew Trustees Owe" t"' '''e'
r,nisv. vacancy James J. Cconsn.
SsvEyrRssrn w.Ro-usioS NoNiSarioSa q, Conm i,,.
.ioner John G. ChamDcau lngceto ssu'nc y; Smith
Trr,ees Frederick c. Woyier, iuci r. ta'e'
son; short term. Joseph kyrrierer am,
Tsx,Sr NoaIsslloss 'sme, !. M seaer
-edeiiekC. wagnr vacsncy Jan,csh Cooriia AMI,
MoI Rr NoArstuoSs Commis' 'ner 'trs ~ M;ohaej
lns' s'tor Jauc- 3 hensel Trustees Mich '''
PEorLEs tNroS NoYISATi0Ss-lnsrecto' e. !'' NuafP'
Trusted vaca,cy 'ar-s ~ smith - Commits
ti5rc. 'iafr n. Ncii'on; Inspector "totse r "'
TAyyANr NoNisATIoSs.-C ommission'r' Nhhn C r. ,
tia Inspector Robert Enneyer; Tfustees Eo"aio "oOP'
oIrizrSs NOMINATIONS -commi7sioncr William u. Neil
su hsrcctor Kooert Ennc, crt Trustees Edward 'oo'''
Moz,Rr NOMINATIONS -Cemni.. eac Wiiiamm o9 9
Inspector .rr klr f. Chucii Truscrs George A. iys'
~ rrisrn WARD UNION NosIssTloss - resmi.
simon seward Ahrriiarn ". Eennedy. -, u,r,,ox.
,,yy NoySAlIovs-Cn r'n. oucr, rnnk Med.uoy !,
rn,.ror ,nhony Neim Trustees Frapcs stscom' lhoN''
rwrx-,rru w,sp.-USIos NOMINATIONS -Comms.ion
Iohu r. VA Jams stephen a. sesrs Nscanoy' James D'''
T.~s,Nr AID Mol.ar NosISsricrs - Coninii's'sner,
Ihol, Mailer; INSPECTOR, Nicho.as |r'se trustees NOS"
yox Soxtx.-ioS, Conmissio Theo MARITIME
Ir.pCtor John Deoins. Trustees John Mcdonald Adam
Bsas ,.o.,,..-,,x. .co,,ui,
orrr Fralcis Liehcs Inspector David W. Ahen' lfas'ee'
Alfred .dvad', H. r. Au'rhuiy. c.-,..,o,u, n.d,
propixs UNION NorISsrioSs - Commissioner, ps'lo
Weimore Inspector David \" Alien irus'ee'' d. D. "'o''
r. = pwyeT Inspector thoms. t. o. oyer trustees a.
Hamilton riic. Wesley $. Ward.
Zion, ? Adns II. Undefhll Inspector Theodore % oh9
bea.s ee Trustees Sep H. Cocpcf Isaac onse11
Faicmd; Inspector. joan q. TieJen Trustees VIM H.
Doher.y lohr Je.pef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

Tho following is the Weekly Report Of Deaths In
a.. CITY and County ofgs~ ron The Ii day q Hoy'n
Oh. ,,h L., se-..h., i1 Mo-, iiTi "--'s" i''
bo,. 10, Ohl.. Iiii total AZ Adu' ?oi Children 1'i
Males III Ysmsiss, IA. Co.orsd fspons
nlaHLar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

Since Jan. I....SllT.9oi o!i $lGo,@a.t9 ~ioLso1'''
The coupons on the bonds of the Staten iS'anu
Rail Road Company win bc paid tomorrow DC ~
the office Of tho company No. BoHiins Green
Tho Deoenbor interest on the New ork ana
,ss, Haydn bo,a, Mt Che Bank Of tho Republic.
Cco. +. H. Davis, No. AZ Exchange place,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

We call attention to DR.. Lords course ', ~ .,n.
,ue,s or Representative ana Historical WOMB 'n xb
u,ence On Thursday evening as Cnn'on - ,,,o,s
ueloso ~ illus ate the passion Of love- ins YAH
We understand, has never been given III Nv, ~. o.,
but has been in other places much admired 10 NV
OF ,inal production.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

st9eA /. a. moderate demand and she nisss l. fa
,,,s al AZ 100 h u iaile ios "sss'fA' al" -
',usKy--The market Is quite active arc IN, w.ra
"a, Ma A. Ti4ssc. for State and ~ o. 30 ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
urxu work DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER l, 1863

bales Hops at "a 1000 bbls. Flour at s I'D ais I'D
10 bbs Shoe Pegs at s Cd and per steamer 400 pigs
Butter and Cheese at 50s. To Glasgow 100 tcs Beef
DER neutral vessel at 80. To Antwerp' 80 hhds.
Tobacco at 52s bd. The Charters are Norwegian
brig. with 2,4tO bbs. Petroleum Oh. TO Cork md
market. at ID. Cd. The following are the carrying
rates. To Liverpool per American Flag Flour, Isl
Wheat. Sid; Heavy Goods. i0s a 2s 3D.; per Foreign
Flag: Flour H. 3d.; wheat 3l@ld. Heavy Goods
I2. Cd. al5s. TO London per American Flag Flour.
Is. Aid DIS Cd. Heavy Goods lbs. al6s per Foreign
flag: Flour Is. 3D.; Heavy Goods 100. 6d.Q 3D.
The deposits for 5-2Cs arc S597,ooo TO day.
TIC Banks have competed their payments on the
ESQ COO 900 Of p cent Treasury Notes. and have no"
Ia their vaults SCI, OOO, Coz Of legal tenders
Money is quoted u cent, and nothing Oh
isred emOng stock houses nj less.
The following is q comparative statement OF
the condition OF the banks Of Nsw- York:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01

The GLOWING are designated a. the places IN
oach Election District In the several Wards OF this CIT!
at which elections shall be held until otherwise or
dercd d. L VALENTINE CeiA'
November. 1863