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MISCELLANEOUS,
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.

The Secretary Of ths Treasury gives notice that
suoseripti ms will be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes. payable three yea from August Is. 1864,
with semi annual interest at the rate of seven and
thrae'tetth per cent per persunum.principal aud in
terost both to be paid in lawful money.
These no os VIII be convertible at the option ofthe
holder at maturity, into six per cent gold bear;r
bonds, payable not less than five nor moro tlian
twenty years from their date, as the Government
may eject. They will be Issued In denominations of
fifty, one h1ndred, fre hundr,d d. orc thousand. and
five thousand dollars. AID all subsci iptols must
be for fifty dollars, or some matipls Ct atty do
lars.
The notes VIII be transmitted to tis owners free OF
transportation charges as soon aner the receipt
the original Certificates of Deposit as they can be
prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August is, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay
the interest accrued from date of note to date of de-
posit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will be
allowed commission of one-qnsrter of one per
cent, which will be paid by the Treasury Depart.
ment upon the receipt of bill for the amount
iihed to by the officer with whom the deposit was
made. No deductions for commissions must be
made fro IN tho danns;..
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

REv. Mr.. CoLLyEs, of Chicago, preached
three sermons yesterday, two in the First
Parish Church, and one in Park street Church.
Large congregations assembled TO hear the
eloquent preacher. His sermons were char
acterized by deep thinking, great wealth OF
imagaery and power ofillustration. Those who
heard him at yespers last evening and believe
aud practic his doctrines will never again find
fault with the weather or the seasons, be they
hot or cold, wet or dry, full OF east winds,
hurricanes or dead calms.
Seldom do we hear sermons 20 original in
their structure, or so full of that instruction
which, in these times of war and excitement,
we so much need. But We have not space to
give even an outline of his beautiful sermons.
The love of his adopted country occasionally
crops out In his discourses, SO that his hear
ers know where he stands. His loyalty TO
the government is deep and strong, and hu-
man bondage finds no advocate in him. We
are glad the choir furnished such excellent
music at Vespers. The prayer from Moses in
Egypt must have satisfied the preacher as
well as the audiance.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
Bryant, Stratton & Co.'s Commercial College

-
This institution, In Clapp's Block, we are
glad TO learn is in g very fourishing condi
ton under the personal supervision OF the ac-
complished local head OF the college, Mr..
Gray. Whatever defects may have heret ofore
existed ia this school, incidental to its some
what hasty establishment and organization,
the public mas rest assured that they have
been corrected. so that no better facilities ex-
ist in the United States for thorough CONNER
cial Instruction than II now affords. The n.
Y. Herald says of the several institutions, oi
which this Is branch:
Those preparing for business life will
profit by referring to the advertisement oil
Messrs. Bryant, Stratton & Co., whose sys
tenn of business colleges connected cham
of commercial institutions lis meeting merit
ed success In all the principal cities in the
Union and in Canada. The branches taught
in these institutions comprise every descrip-
tion of commercial education, including polii-
ical economy, domestic and foreign exchange
business correspondence, the shipment OF mei.
chandize, inland commerce In all its branch
in short, everything that pertains TO q
thorough knowledge OF mercantile affairs
! The institutions are under the general man
agement of Messrs. III. B. Bryant aud II. ID
| Stratton. assisted by an able corps of sssoci
| ate principals aud professors.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
BY TELEGRAPH
Portland Daily Press.
OFFICIAL NEWS DISPATCH.
From the 1rD,y before Richmond.
Occupation of the Weldon Railroad.
ATTACK AND REPuLsE OF THE EN-
ENVY WITH GREAT LOSS.
FROM GEN. SHERMAN'S ARMY.
FROM GENERAL SHERIDAN.
OFFICIAL NEWS DISPATCH.
Occupation of the Weldon Railroad.
FROM GEN. SHERMANs ARMY.
FROM GENERAL SHERIDAN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

| WASHINGTON. August 20.
To Mai. Gen. Dir The operations of Gen
Grants forces are detailed in the following
official dispatches received by this Depart
ment:
City Point, dug 18th. SIP. M-Gen. War
rem moved his corps this forenoon to anc
across the Weldon railroad. about one mile
south of Head Works. At that point he met
! nothing but the enemys pickets. He ad
vanced from there towards Petersburg, meet
ing the enemy in his advance. He had con.
siderable fighting during the day, suffering
some loss and INJECTING loss on the enemy.
have no report showing the extent OF the
losses, but judge them to be light Some o
the enemy's wounded fell into our hands, with
a few other prisoners.
City Point, l9th, 7.30 p. M-Our troops
are firmly fixed across the Weldon road
There has been little or no fighting to day
either south of Petersburg or north Of James
river.
Gen. Warren reports that the enemy's dead
in considerable numbers were found in his
front unburied.
Gen. Birney telegraphs Gen. Butler as fol-
lows:
Headquarters 10th, Corps l9M-The enc
my attacked my line In heavy force last night
and were repulsed with great loss. In front
OF colored regiment eight-two dead rebels
were counted, The colored troops behaved
handsomely and are in fine spirits. The as
sault was in column division strong, and
would have carried the works if they had not
been so well defended. The enemy's loss was
at least 1000.
tSigned) ID. b. BIRNEY. Major Gen.
We have had great deal OF rain about Pc
tersbutg this week, and very grateful change
in the temperature.
City Point, Aug. 19h-The enemy came
out this evening TO Warren's right, driving in
the pickets connecting between him and the
left OF our old line on the Jerusalem plank
road, and forcing back the two right divisions
of Warren's corps. A heavy fight took place,
resulting in the re-establishment of our lines
aud the capture of a good many prisoners
who belonged TO Heth's, Mahon's ank Hoke's
divaons. We also lost considerably in pris.
oners.
Ihe last foregoing dispatch was received
this forenoon. and is the fastest information
received by the Department. 1t is estimated
that the loss Of the enemy during the week 10
killed, wounded aud captured cannot fall short
OF 1000. If it does not exceed that number.
This Department has satisfactory inteli-
gence from Gen. Sherman up TO half-past
o'clock last evening.
Reports at ) o'clock this morning from Gen.
Sheridan's front represent all quiet at that
time, and that Gilmore, with forty or fifty
men entered Martinsburg last night.
tSignedl EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Commercial.

Commercial.
Per steamship Peruvian. of Farther Point.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aug 1.-THE
sales OF Cton for four days 81 600 bales, in
eiuding 300 TO speculators and exporters. The
market closed at decline.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFSMA MARKET-Rich.
a.dsou, Spence Co. and others. report our OPEN
ed dull aud closed steady. Wheat quiet and steady
with an upward tendency; red Winter Wes'ern SIS
I'd Is 4d. Corn fir a. and 6a9d higher; m xed 26a
29s.
Higland. Ath, co., aud Others report Beef quiet
with annpward tendency. tork quiet and eady
Bacon sts ady and upward. Butter firm and upward
Tallow III mc' and upward. Lard declining.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkEr.-The came
autlor ties report Ashes duh and do wnward Sugar
inactive and downward. Coffee quiet and steady.
Rice inactive and unchanged. Liuseed oil d.clin-
nominal Petroleum frmer; refined % 1da2s Sd.
Latest via Londonderry.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Aug I2h-
Ssle- for the week were 5000 bales of which 25C
were TO speculators aud 1900 TO expor The
market closed st q decline Of AID on The week.
The sales To-day were 1000 bales, Including 0oC
TO specuators and exporters. fhe market closing
flrmer at the following authorized quotations =
New Orleans fair nom nal; middins 303d; Mobil.
far rominai: middling soid; Uplands fair nominal
middling SOD.
The stock in port is estimated at 24;0oO bales o.
which 1880 are American.
Breadsiuffs-quiet and steady.
froyisions-dull and declining.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug Ia-Conso
closed at s9lassS for money.
AMERICAN SECURIIIES.-Iliuoi lois Central rail
road 45d4S dis: Erie Railroad i0a42
The Bank decrease In bullion " as $4,000.
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q. s. Commissioners Court.

wM II. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONER.
Meyer Waterman was brought before the
Commissioner Saturday, on scomplaint that he
had not taken out his internal revenue Ecense
as retail liquor dealer. Meyer pleaded not
guilty and seemed determined to contest the
matter. Subsequently he withdrew his plea,
took out two licenses, The does business In
two different places) paid ten per cent. addi-
tional to The licenses, and the costs OF prose-
cution. The extreme penalty of 500 fine was
RENTED. George +. Talbot, U. S. District
Attorney, for Government; j. o'Donnell for
the respondent.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

BIG FIsH.-The Gieollo Club made their
annual excursion to Jewels Island the past
week In the yacht Netile, Captain Benjamin
Willard. Ga Friday afternoon, while twelve
miles IRON JEWELS Island, a sword fish was
taken weighing nearly 500 pounds. Capt w.
harpooned him. 1t was an hour after he was
struck by the harpoen before he was got on
board the yacht He measured twelve feet
from the tip of his sword to the tip of his
tail. A shark was also taken, the skeleton OF
which, one Of the party from Montreal takes
home as a specimen Of the fish we raise here
abouts.
Capt Willard has left the sword fish at
Hopkins fish market, on Federal street, for
exhibition to-day. Tomorrow 1t will be cut
up and for sale.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

Otns ss'day August haf o'cI. ck n on
en- r. IA fa.s, -, We shall sell 9. oIwo stosy o. d.
a a o.. ~ on re mau's Ccur., near lie fo,t.
anishee from s. he hou es In good re' sir.
cellar, plenty hare and sott 49,, =, s,sr' ca
,tIs eI.. I.s me lot, ar aDou SO b, 40 lsst.
iiAe eiear-sae LosItiv.-i "a m- es.x
augl5 did Co., Auctioneers.
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Fer sale,

One half the thsee sfor. brick B'cct situated on
~ congfess ~, near IN hea- tf Part ST.. one Of
tlcn'asen ui,e ofMr s. c. Chase or G. C. Tolnsn
att A. Hesard's under Lancaster Hall.
A-g s-dims
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

ing the ffigate Sabine on Saturday, one Of the
men on board the frigate ascended the main
mast, climbed to the main truck, stood upon
it and waved his hat and hurrahed. he then
kneeled on the truck and afterwards sprang
TO his feet, gave another shout and then de-
scended. The heads of the passengers on
board the Casco were dizzy in looking at the
sailor on top the mast, without any thing TO
cling to for his support The men gave him
three hearty cheers and the ladies waved their
handkerchiefs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

PiRATIcAL We had a call Friday from
Cspt Chandler NJ. Jewett, of the fishing
schooner Flora Reed, of Georgetown, which
vesser was captured by the reb i pirate Tala-
hasse, on Monday last, and scut led, of Cape
Sable. The captain and hands we're allowed
to tai nothing with them but the clothing
fh"' had on. Two of the crew belonged In
Georgetown, three in Bow doinham. one in
Arrowsic, one In Hsrpswell AID one In New
Sharon. The schooner was on her way home g.
These persons, with Others CAPTURED, were
seat home in the Sarah b. Harris. al.o can
red by the Tallahassee and bonded. The
Tallahassee captured and sunk. about the same
time, schooner Rasselas, Of Boothbay, Can,
Levi Blake.-Bath Times
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From. the Soufb,resf.

OINNINNATI, Aug. II.
The Commercial special Nashville dispatch
states that the first train from the front since
Wheeler's raid reached Chattanooga, on the
18TH Six heavy trains Immediately LEFT there
for the front. the last one reported to have
been captured near Kingston by small de-
tschmcnt of Wheeler's cavalry.
Wheeler's movements since occupying
Cleveland, have been mysterious, owing to
his desire TO avoid Fitzpatrick who is in pur-
suit of him Wheeler has 3 divisions of cav
airy one brigade of Infantry and ten eannon.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

S2J Reward (!

STOLEN from the subscriber on Tuesday Even
~ ing. while In Pierces auction room, Cali Sal.
rock, BoVk containg q in money. q nofe agains 81
Chare Hoe gdon 6orham, Tor $50 and me agains
harles nooper for Sl2. Tue above reward will b
PAID lor the recovery Of the property aud the detec
tion of the thief.
Tune s.-tf GEORGE BECK.
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Municipal Oourt---Aug. 90,

John Barton and Barney McCallum, for lar
ceny of pieces of rail from the Grand Trunk
premises, were laed five dollars each and
costs. They paid up. McCAllum was one OF
the employees OF the company.
Benz. NJ. Moore, for drunkenness and dis
turbance, paid fine imposed of three dollars
and costs.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

NEW YORK. AuS 20
ote'n-ls &c higher sales 1850 bales at 20 al 81
our-oglVe higher sales q. 900 bbls State 20
Wheat-hrme.
corn.trmef; sales 20 900 bushels; mixed Western
4tdl IS
pork-frmer; sales 4s-o bbls; new msss % s7,a
1896 ''S
iard-tlrmsr; sales 600 bbls at 22a23c
Whiskey-h' mer; sates 1900 bbls at So
Groceries-quiet
Fetroleum-fTm,
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

ITCHING ron FIGHT.-A fellow who had
spent Friday night at the lookup, went into
the shop OF Mr.. William Allen, Saturday, and
begar throwing peaches at Mr.. A. Upon be-
ing demonstrated with he squared of for a
fight. A few well directed blows from Mr..
Allen changed the purpose OF the fellow and
he made double quick tracks down Exchange
street to get out of the way.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
From Enrtress uonroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July ~
One hundred and fifty wounded soldiers
have arrived here from Deep Bottom.
The second army corps is abnnt to make
an important movement from the North Banks
of the James
Five hundred re enlisted troops on furlough
have arrived here from Florida.
The following deaths have occurred in the
Hampton Hospital, James w. Moody, 1lth
/ Me.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

Row.-There was drunken in row Centre
street yesterday, about nine O'Clock. Officer
Gerts arrested The ringleader and conveyed
him to the lookup, though he was assaulted
while doing it and an attempt was made TO
rescue the prisoner. In the afternoon, the fel-
low who resisted the officer was arrested and
taken to the lookup.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

DEATH OF AN ALDERMAS.-Steye Smith,
Esq, Alderman Of the fifth Ward, died at his
residence in Paris street, early Saturday
morning. Although he had been in i'll health
for some time, he was confined to his house
but four days prior TO his death. The deceas-
ed has been Alderman Of the Ward for two
years. Prior TO that he was a member OF the
Common Council. He was, also, an aid TO the
revenue in the Custom House. His funeral
will take place at three O'Clock this afternoon,
from the Pine street Methodist Church.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22
From Sheridan's 'sArmy-Eracuafion of Win
chester.

From Sheridan's sArmy-Eracuatioa of Vim
chester.
NEW YORK, Aug. TO-
The Sunday Herald's dispatch, states that
recent movements leaves only the Danville
road over which the rebels can obtain sup
plies for their army and Richnonds.
A dispatch from Sheridans army to the
Herald, dated the 20th, states that about 5000
rebel cavalry dashed into Martinsburg on
Friday afternoon, but captured nobody.
Sheridan expected an attack on Saturday
and was fully prepared.
Averill had q small skrmish with the rebel
cavalry near Bunker Hill on Saturday.
HarpeI's Ferry dispatch of the 18th,
states that when our cavalry were evacusting
Winchester on the 11th, the citizens fred On
Gen. Wilson and our troops from their houses.
With the exception of the above the MORN
ing papers contain nothing additional to the
dispatches Of last night.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

LARcENY-Jesse Webb and Mary Stuart,
Just arrived from "old England" we're arrest
ed Saturday, by officer Gerts for stealing a
gold locket, chain, breast pin and other salu-
able articles, from house in Ward one, where
they had taken lodgings Friday night. They
left the city Saturday morning, but informa-
tion of the theft having been lodged at the
police office, officer Gcrts was dispatched In
pursuit of the thieves. He found them about
half mile this side OF Freeport village, with
all the stolen property about them.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

SusPIuous.--Br. brig James Grove, Healy,
from Liverpool, July 18th, arrived at this port
Saturday. Capt Healy reports that on Thurs
day night, 18th inst, was spoken by pilot
boat and yacht, who enquired where we were
from, owned and built, also il we had seen
priyateer steamer painted white and one mast
gone, giving complete description OF the
Tallahassee. Thinks the pilot boat was the
James Funk
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

'I'HE l2ih inst a memo andnm Book contain ny n
Eete. . W Smith psvapcIo J a ID W Zine
,sIe June <e isH, for 10 81 he a. der shall be
'uitaby Iewarc,d d by leaving il az N5 or nsreisl
1t. an ,ei s'~i
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

STEAM CUTTER MAHoNING, Capt. Webster,
returned to this port Saturday noon, from her
trip eastward with the Congressional Commit
tee. She lett them at Eastport.
The gunboat Pontoosac arrived at Esstport
Thursday. but on account of fog, was obliged
to lay by until Friday, when she proceeded
TO Halifax, arriving there, according to tele-
graphic dispatches, few hours after the pi-
rate had left.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

SALE or REAL EsTATE.-Henry Bailey &
Co., sold at public auction, Saturday, three
lots land on Cushmans street, containing about
10.s00 feet. They were purchased BY DIR. r.
A. Foster, at twenty cents per foot.
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Dissolution.

'IHE copartnership heretofore existing between
L Sweat and Cleaves as Attorneys Law 8 this
lay dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs OF the
lave hrm will be sdjus ed by either party.
NJ Sweat will cOptinu. In business at once NO
tll Middle street. Mussey 'siRow.
Mr. Cleavts at the office of Howard Cieavess NO.
81 Middle street, over Caseo Bant
l. ID NJ SWEAT.
NATHAN CLEsyES.
Portland. July 18th 1874. Uisdm
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To Lurnbernau,

4 PERMAN ENT situation wanted by n sober and
IN industrious man who has had ,everal years ex-
perisDce in ,he busness as q Salesman in a whole
sac and retail Lumber Yard. who Ia competent 10
take charge of saipnidg surveying lumber for any
flee. -fstng where and " hen an interview can De
had. and il viii b promptly attended to.
Aug I9-d3
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

HORSE RAILRoAD.-The stockholders OF
the P. Il +. A. Railroad Co, are reminded that
their meeting stands adjourned 10 0 o'clock
this morning, at the Office of Mr.. NJ G. Pal
mer, l44 Middle street A general and pune
tual attendance is requested.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

[ ~ Wednesday, sept 7. a. O'Clock N. or the
IP1emises, We sfali eli . valuable prop rty rear
he .y"s n hou in Ga. tliz@t.ih. On BE r ID 20
ss'saSesu OSesu noae aEo oie mile trom feftlsr d
ste, contain. sbsu 81 HI fcre Of lard in . fair
ave ., ehiiiyaAoh, and tdmifati, I'd pt. q 10 ts,Iv
"k Va e lice one NJ q halt sfer, Coz.
-, n.u' e; admirably si,srt,s sid fIbIsd 3 M
- 70 sei ar; gooo abe. ,irisge b, rse 4.
use. htne EEL ca " sln.w Il.r. w.. :
mner 40 uodancs OIL AI-o Isrst suount
rh. uen as crsp.s. ur ants. ooo~h.Tr "a a
I- property b. b aui fuIr kca,d G mn A. !, .
view Vi shs iiaIbor. Tit and su. r. usdi,s 4 q, =.
HENRY BAILEY q CO .Auet'r,.
Aug l9-od2 " then atd
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Government Z $40 Loan.
Rawd..in C.ll.rr

Portland, Aug. l, ls64.-dtf
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FORTRESS MONROE. Aug. 20.
Adyices by the City Point boat confirm the
advance of the 9th corps and occupation Of
the Weldon II Il. after a severe fight. Our
line on the North side of the Jam river re-
main unchanged Notwithstanding repeated
eflnrts Of the rebels to dislodge our forces
The canals progressing favorably.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for September
has been received at the bookstore of Hall l..
Davis, No. So Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

THE walls of the new Uniyersalist Church
engaged in putting on the roof
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Wanted.

m CuSr0M Coat anS 20 custom Pant mslers
w Apply at Clothing Rooms Of
NUODMAN, IEUE CO.,
s. and IS Middle street
Aug0-d wis6w
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FOREIGN ExPoRrs.-The total value Of
foreign exports from this port last week
amounted to s30,533.03.
The Portland daily press., 1864-08-22

THE American Illustrated newspapers for
this week, have been received at the book
and periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81
Exchange street.
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DRY DOCK COMPANY.

A N assessment of Eight Dollars per share on the
~ CapitaI stock of the Company IL row due and
payabe a. the Office of the Treasurer III CONNER.
cial street. Y. III. DAVIS, treasurer.
July S0th, ls6&.-du
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New YORK, Aug. 20.
The steamship City of Limerick, from Liv-
erpool, has arrived.
A vessel from Cow Bay reports on the 14'h,
of Cape Sable, saw asuspicious steamer wit b
one mast and three smoke stacks steering
East.
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Wanted.

ES0UR Girls to act as walters a,
ATKINS N & IXGERSOrI,s
Portl,nd. Aug Is-ais uuie s''
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Special Advantages If This Loan.

IS a Naionat SaeiHgs Bank, Offering a higher
rate of interest than any ott err and the best
fy. Any savings bank which pays its dtpositors in
u s. Notes, considers that ii is paying in the best
circulating medium Of he country, and it cannot
pay in any hing better for IL. assets are either
able in Government paper.
tbs equally convenient as temprary or perma.
nent Investment. The notes can always be sod for
within fraction of their face and accumulated in
tercst and the best security with banks as colat
erals for discounts
Convertible iuto 6 Per cent. $40 Gold Bond.
In adIition to the very LIBERAL interest on the
notes for three years this privilege of con, erson is
new worth about three per cent per aanum for the
een: rate for $40 Bonds is not lees than nine p,r
cent premium. and before the war the premium on
six per cent y. s. stocks were over twenty per cent
1t will be seer that the actual profit on this loan at
the present rket rate not than tea per cent
per annum.
Taxation.
But aside from all the adv antages We have enun.
Grated. special Act of Congress erepp,s all bonds
and II. asurg notes from local farafion On the
average, this exemption is worth about two per
cant. er annam, according to taxation in various
parts Of the country.
Ii is believed that securities offer so great in.
drcements TO lenders those ssuej by the Govern
ment In all other forms of Indebtedness, tie
IA III or ability Of private parties. stock compan.
Ie, or separate communities only is pledged forpay-
ment, while the whole property of tie country is
he to the discharge of all the obligations OF
the United States.
While the Government offers the most liberal terms
for its loans it believes that the very strongest sp-
peal w be to The loyalty and patriotism Of the peo-
pie.
Subscriptions riA Be receieed by the Treasurer Of
the United States, at Washington, the several As
sis,ant Treasurers and designated Deposi,ares, and
BY the
First National Bank OF Portland, Maine,
and b. al National Baaks which are Depositaries
public money. and ell respectable Banks and
Bankers throughout the country will give further
Information, and afford every facility to subscribe
Aug 20-d&w2m
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DooMS,or part ofa Il ouse who ly or p,rt,y firm.
~ isned, 10 III usekeepi x. by a young coupI
wiih0us family -ignest references given A. dr..
'George," az this office. dl~s