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For the Islands.

eUEns On and after June 18th the steamer
k49lSsAt CASCo will until further notice
sx3e7rleave Burnham's Wharf, for Peak o
and Cushing's Islands ut 9 and 10. 30 A. NJ, and
and s3oP. ii. Returning will leave Gu shing an
at 9.i9 and IL 10 A NJ. and ? 45 and SIS Z. NJ.
June 9-dtf
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9 open Day and Evening for Thorou ah Business
1kducation. Located 1850.
Hanson Block, Middle ST., No. l6I.


Scholarships good in any part of the United states
ne frincipa has had ~ years experience is always
on the spot and attends to his business; and prom
ises, a. during the past IL years pains shall be
spared 10 the future. Five hundred references OF
tne mrs class business men, with many others Of thf
city, will testify to the practical utility, capacious
ness and completeness Of my systems and manner
OF teaching and citizens Of other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor.
ough cour.es. Able Assistants secured. Barfletts
Pian the founder Of Commercial Colleges. strictly
adhered to as regards not copying. Certain times
viii be devoted to Commercial Law elucidations.-
Come all who have failed to be taught . business
handwriting and will guarantee to you saccess.
Applications solicited for Accountants. separate In
stroction given. Students can enter any time Sep
arate roems for Ladies. Tuition reasonable Intri-
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
desire TO take lessons full, separate course
In either Bookkeeping, Navigation. Commercial
Law. Photography, Higher Mathematics, Civil En-.
gineering, Surveying, Native Business Writing,
Commercial Arithmetic. Correspondence, Card
Marking, land teaching from printed copies and
Text Books will be avoided please call or address
the Principal. r. BROWN
Portland. Oct.2 1868. oo2e cod 4 90 WY
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Registers Of Probate.

@ CsnnLeriaad-EUGENE HUMPHREY, Portland
A adroscoggin--GEoRGE s. woODMAN.
P4sc1fdoais--ASA 6ATCHtLL, Dover.
Srgn 9aa0e- -ELIJAH UPTON, Bath.
Psae5scof JOSEPH BARfLEfT, Bangor.
Keaa. bec-J Os EPH BURTON, Augusta.
Wdfdo-BOBAN +. FIELD.
fork-G E0R6E ii. kN0wLToN, Biddeford.
Ka0r-OLIyER G. HALL.
IN acocE--G FORGE A. DYER, OF Franklin.
WashiHgfoa-MAS0N II. WILDER.
Aroosfook-i.. q. PUTNAM. Houlton.
OrT0ra-JOSIAH B. HOBBS Paris,
Somersef--sl EPHEN ID. LINDSEY.
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Board.

A FEW more Boatders can be accommodated at
"A 70 Danforth street, two doors above Bracket.
Apply soon. iuly6
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Commissioners.

caa5erlaad-CALEB A. CHAPLIN. Bridgton.
Aadroscoggia-LEE STRICKLAND.
Piscataquis-BERLIS BRAN
SagadahDc--wILLIAM Waite. Bowdoinham.
Penobscof-AsAHEL ". MCMAHON, Ellington.
heHAs6eo-NATHANIEL GRAVES, Vienna.
Fraakiia-CALyIN ID. SEWALL, Chesteryille.
Wdido--GEORGE W. BOWLER.
Iork-.LEMENr L. MuLDRAM, Wells
kHor-RlCuARD X. WALL
Htacock-WM, ID. SARGENT, Of Sedgwick.
Washington p DORNAN
LiRcota-hi Am w PARTRIDGE. of Jefferson.
1roostook-f. z. BERRY, Smyrna
Orford-N0AH B. HUBBARD Hiram
Somersst-cHANDLEk BAkER
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WHOLE NO. e7e
HOT ELS.
MOUNT ZsRCON u0TsE

AT THE
Celebrated Mt. zircon Mineral spripss
Milton Piaasatioa. Me-,
A Ia now opened to the public ana N, ,....
will be spared this season to meet the w.,
F@3Ssu and render pleasant and interesting the
Ii n stay Of guests. And also as usual i stili
- - egsrd cheaper than any other summer
sof cases Of Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint, Gray
rant cure by the use Of the water. Splendid seem
cry ana rides At the short distance Of four miles
can oe seen kumford Falls. the largest in New Eng
land. Horses and Carriages TO let Good Tront
hsning IN streams and ponda new road was
puut 10 me House last June, making the access eas
sr IhAn 70 any other Mountain House. Daily coach
from brysnt's Pond station Of the Grand Trunk
Railway 20 the House.
Pest Ofhee address, Mt Zrcon Me-
ID. d. W. ABBOTT Proprietor
Nj. Zirccn, July 90 1854 jy SOdsw
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IN S u r A N c. E.
o FL FICE OF THE,
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,


NEW YORK, JANUARY 2s, ts6i
llHE Trustees. in conformity to the Charter Of the
Il Company, submit the following statement OF
IL affairs ON the 3lst December, 1858.
Premiums received on Marine Risks
from lstJanaary, 1853, to 3lst De-
Premiums on Policies not marked or
LIST january, 1858. l.7os.so2 "A
Total amount of Marine Premiums slOOo5 COL n
No Policies have been issued upon iife
Riskss nor upon Fire Risks uiseou-
nected with Marine Risks
Premiums marked od from lst Jan
1868, TO 3lst December, 1893 S-5g5. .66G 56
Losses paid during the same pcriod, 1896, sol 04
Returns ofPremiums and Expenses, l052, ,955 As
The Company has the following Assets. viz:
Unit States and State OF New York
Stock, City. Bank and other Stocks 20. .4g2 63l 80
Loans secured by Stocks an therwise l45O.7OO 90
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgaaes 1873 760 90
Dividends on stocks Interest on Bonds
ana Mortgages and other Loans, sun.
dry Notes Reinsurance and other
claims due the Comply, estimated at l0s 964 81
premium Notes and Bills Receivable, AIRS $50 63
Cash in Bank, 744sI3 Ss
Total amount of Assets s9,o65 456 50
Six per cent interest the outstanding certif-
Gates OF profits viii be paid to the holders thereof,
or ther iega representatives, and after Tuesday,
the Second of February next
After reservng Three and One half Million Dollars
OF the outstanding certificates of the issue Of
1862, Will be redeemed and paid TO the holders there
Of or their legal representative g. ON and after Tues
DAY the Second of February next. from which date
all interest thereon will cease The certificates TO be
produced at the time of payment, and cancelled
Dividend Of Forty Per Cent is declared ON the
net earned premiums of the Company ior the year
ending 3ist December, 1883, for which certificates
will be issued, on and after Tuesday, the Fifth Of
April next.
The Profits OF the Company ascertained
From the lst of July .1S42. TO the LIST of
JAN, 1868. for which Certificates were
issued amountto sl4,32s $50
Additional from LIST JAM 1853 to lst
January, 1884, 263O00
~ Total profits for 2lt years. sIs,s5s, $50
The Certificates previous to 1852 have
been redeemed by cash, ll6902lo
Net earnings remaining with the Com.
pany; on lst January, 1854, s5,2ss,s7o /
By order of the Board
W. TOWNSEND IQNEe sa.r.t.r
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VOLUME Nv.
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN n. GILMAN. Editor.
published at no. 81, EXCHANGE STREET. by
N. A.. osTER& CO.
Tn PORTLAND DArIr rnrssis publIshod at $50

IuB PORTLAND DAILY PREssis published at $500
per year.
fHR MAINE STATE PRxss s published every Thurs.
day morning, at $500 per knnum, in advance; SO as
II paid within ak months; and s2.5n If payment be
delayed beyond the year.
Rates of Advertising:
One Inch ofspsce in length Of column, constitutes
a.sQUARE."
si60per square daily first week; rs cents per week
litef three Insertions less 90; continaius ave-
~ otner day after first week, 60 cents
Hall square, three insertions or less rs cents. one
weak, Sl.o0 30 cents per week after
Under head Of AMUsEMErTs ~ 90 uer souare ma,
week three insertions OF lees, 1850.
SPECIAL NOTICES, SiI5 per square first veek
PEI square after; three Insertions or less Al al
xl.H. S' w "e~i
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE srArr
rhEss which has large circulation in every part Of
me stae Tor " cents per squarein addition to the
4gsAL EogIozs 1t rscaI rafes
observation-disclosures mast be paid form ad.
vance.
ass SorIoEs in reading columns, IL certs
GER line for insertion. No charge less than hfty
cents for each insertion,
4 ~ ALI COMMUNICATIONS intended for the paper
shoaic be directed to the Editor ofthe Press and
tbose OF business charaeterto the Publishers.
EF-JoB PRErINe OF every description executed
with dispatch.
e. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
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DIRIGo
Insurance Go. of Portland, Me.
OFFICE NO. 2s EXCHANGE ST.
Authorized Capital, $5O0,000.

CAPITAL PAID IN 100000.
Invested as follows
Loans on Mortgages of Real Estate at two.
thirds its value Sc, 800
Loans on pledge OF aited States Securities 81 $40
Loans on pledge Of City Scrip, "a 800
Loans on pledge Of Bank Stocks, % 800
Loans on pledge Of State OF Maine Bonds, 2s,60o
Bonds, 1900
s2O0 600
This Company Ia now prepared to issue policies
upon all kinds of properly in the city or country,
liable to loss or damage by IRE at a. low rates as is
taken by any ether oface. The patronage OF the
merchants and citizens generally OF Portland and
vicinity, is most respectfully solicited.
A. X. SHURrLEFF, President.
JEREMIAH DOW, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
j. b. Brown, S. x. Spring, ID. W. CLARK.
J. b. Carroll, John Lynch, ii. l. Robinson.
TRUSTEES:
ST. John Smith, II. J. Libby, H. N. Jose,
Ii. NJ. Paysen, J. n. Winslow, CIV. Woodman,
Andrew Spring, Alysh conant II |. Robinson,
Philip II. Brown, e. IL. Haskell, i. G. Chase,
Jeremiah Dow, N. .. Gram, VIM. Moulton.
Portland, August l. 1854. -isdsm
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Judges $ of Probate.

sagadsstoo--liedos MOUSE. Bath.
Peao6scpf -JQlN Il, GODFREY, Bangor.
EenaeBeo-h. X BAkEH, Halloweii.
Branklia-PHiLLIP Al. SIuBBs, Strong.
wdIdo--J0SEPH W. kNOWLTON
Tork-EDwARD Z. BOURNE, kennebunk.
ERor-N. /. TALBOT.
Haaccek-PARkEh TUCK, of Bucksport.
Washing agfoH--JOHAtHAn LIPrINCUTf.
Liacsia-J0dN n CONVERSE. of Newcastle.
.4roostook-HENRf II. D0wNES, fresque Isle.
4S0merset-JAMES q. WAUGH.
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CeaaLerland-PETER r. HALL Windham.
1sdroscoggiaISAAC q. CURTIS.
Piscafaqais-CHARLES T.. KlMBALL.
sagadahoc-HESkY VI. BoyEf, Bath.
feaotscot-A MBkoSE G. FLINT, Bangor.
keagiebsg DANIEL PIX. Augusta.
Eeasatiia--l.E0NAkD KEITH, Farmington.
Hdido-ASA A. HOWES.
Tork-ALBION X. GLE Alfred.
KRox-ALDEN SPRAG uE.
H1Hcoek-WM. ii. Pills BURY, OF Bucksport.
hiagfoa--IGNATIUS SARGENT.
L.acofa-ANDREW LACY, of Wiscasset.
1roosfook--SAM MC FL BRADBURY New Limerick.
OlTord-WILLIAMA a. PID6In, Paris.
.somersef-IILAS w. TURNER
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Clerks of Courts

Sagadaloc-JosEPH n. HAYES, Bath.
peRotscof-kZRA G. BRETT, 0ldtown
FrdnkfiH--SIMEoH ii. LOWELL, Farmin gton.
Ealdo-SEfH l.. MILLlKEN.
York-CAL LEB c. LORD. Alfred.
Knor--o EokGE TH0RNDikE.
WashiRgfon-LEMUEL g. DOWSES,
Aroostook-B l.. STAPLES, Houlton.
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To Let.

Portland. Sept. l. 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26


Ralph Waldo Emerson is 10 deliver course
Of six Sunday evening lectures IN Boston. The general
subject he has chosen IA American LIE. ami the
top,cs he will discuss are Public and Pryato Eauca'
ton" social Aims" "Ersoarces.' "Ias.e Tux
Books" sod CTS et-E f
ID. u. Hume. the "spiituai meiirm," who
is srnnoscd % be the original Of Sudss' in Robert
prwnings recent poem. is giyns poeticsl rea;'oss in
Boston.
Tickror &. Fields have in preparation a sump-
tuou, Illustrated edition of Mr. Tennysons "Enoch
Arden" which Is Intended 70 form model volume or
American ornamental bcok.ma.ing TIE ensraYinss
are from original designs by La Fargo ard Vesier Snd
ale said to be sngirly successful attempts to emooy
tie idea OF The poet Ia Pictorial sketches The nuWer'
Gus company OF Tcnnysons admirers IN tins country
VII give a heartfelt welcome 10 this memorial Of their
ayorie which will be ready for their haads before the
CHRISTMAS hoidbys. ..I
Another illustrated edition Of 'Encch Arden, y
with ,u,trations by Haumat Billings and printed In
ancsyic Of typoera7',cal art by Avorti announced
BY ]. y. T,on Go. 81 Boston. The same Publishing
house have in preparation an illustrated edition Of
Shakespeare. edited by Mr.. Bul6nch author Of TIE
gc Of Fable"
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HOWARD GLYNDON,S POEMS.

lDYLs OF BATTLE AND POEMS on THE REBEL.
LION. by HOWARD GLIsDos LAURA {. HKDDEs.)
Emo. PIP. 1852. Hurd HoughtoH.
The loyal enthusiasm for the cause Of American
unity might well atone for far moro serious artistic
defects than are betrayed in these spirited poeical
compositions. But in addition to the glow Of fer
vent patriotism, from which thoy derive their in
spiraton they possess degree of substantial merit
which is not always found in the occasional pIoduc-
tons called forth by the stirring events fine day.
They breathe thoughtful, reflective spirit eyince
mind of firm and healthful temper and with an
excellent mastery of its own resources; and al
though not venturng upon the highest imaginative
lights, attest a skilful use of poetic expression and
illustration. From the nature of their themes, the
minor key is predominant in their tone, and causes
tho utterance Of plaintiye emotion To assume o
character of 100 uniform Sadness Not that the
writer exhibits any tendencies 10 morbid senti-
men,dlism On the contrary, the marks of cheer
fL and courageous nature aIe not TO be mistaken;
but she Gwclls 81 much at length on the scenes Of
pathos and tragic interest which bloody contest
is daily revealing tina. she has little heart for depict
ing tho more sunny and fladsome aspects Of human
experience. But even the desolatng war is not
without IFS rcdeeIning elements, nnd certain Bol
enn Joy thrills through the soul in tho anticipation
of the certain triumph Of freedom, justice, and the
noblcr impulses Of humanity. In the field, how
ever TO which she has mainly confined her pen.
Howard Glyndon jif that masculine pseudonyme
is the fancy OF the writer has fairly won IN hon
orabe distinction, and is entitled TO a place Of
mark among those who have done valiant battle by
the pen rather than 10y the sword in the terrible hour
of this countrys peril. She brings faithful, true
hearted carnestness 10 the support Of holy cause,
womans generous sympathy with the armed
champions Of the right wann faith in the victory
over rnblic treaohcry and private ambition, and an
inspiring word for tie brave men VINO hold their
lives ready FOR sacrifice ~ the ifO'. The following
lines afford IN example Of 10 simple vigor OF er-
preston viii; which ste o,isD presents p noble
ihongh'.
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fAdvertissm.u.u
fAdvertsem.n.u
DR.. TALBoT's CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PINEAPPLE CIDER

(. Q PREyEsrrvE OF SIcKSEs'.-rhs experience fss
d. Taibo, has bad FOR she last twenty-five y.is cons
,inees h that is time the pubic had srcs cfe,ed
that will prevent sickness 10. Article offered IS Dr 11'
bus M,dcated Pineapple Cider designed tor an Closes
old 81! yoang i (. not to the Doctor bot i en-
trelv new to the pablo One quart bottle VIII last o
De son one yesf. This /. rather new mods OF doc
oring nrvcrhe Il will millions from being net
~; better pay tnte year TO keep rom o,hs 80
hn n v I, OF -ntv dollars II doctors bills and - much
o Tor the loss OF TIE inconvenience of being 'ieA
a rr,y-ft sfekuess follows Adj ore irlspo ng. o{
MGcAted Pineapple Cider TO lumber o. cod "atst ana
drink hr thny you IN the nofniBg and tic
anne before night. I will incfeAs~ The .tErns
aud gvs yso aud action 10 the system. celebrated Ne"
York NJ .ehant who has made thorough ial Of TIE lne.
.prl- Cde pr Telbc; that lie gained ten 20 is %
aeh in nj. the rt trial lie con'nnes ns use "a
directed. -At fluids stn-hcia LIS proved
an eniir. preventive Sickness in his Also, aothef
w. gentleman in Nesi orb hss used the Medcaied
Cider constantly ten yea, and has not been sA On" day
during 'h,t time "
piice per bottle fun qnari) For sale everyw here SEM
fs,e by enutess Tecrlp; OF price.
All orders should be addressed %
b. 4. BARBrrr
solo Agent,
moi ca, 6. &C, G., e. 90 T. and "a Wahing,or-a.,
New-iork-
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4 u IT II klIFITksI
np IErRnLEUM COMPANY. OF

TIRE PRESIDENT OF PETROLEUM COMPANY. oP
PRxsIDrNr bENAN6o COUNTY PExs.-fhs sdvef;'s.n'en!
~ complete organization is Published snother page. ans
IN pair. the plan corporate II will b. seen ths
tte Of rfs and director. excellent ccmmer 1nt-
in, and tln,n,e v.ry liberal sdysntsses se offered "a
rher. and the territory Of the company Is amps
that ther. very fair pyospse Of immense returns 70 hs
stockholders. II ppear.that ;h company has secured on &c
~ II oy,r In and hsf mile. In extent lmnei'asy adj
Joining the lands OF the President Company seva 'cces
ul well. have slnk. aud these Is stroLg sesnony
favor OF ggest for this enterprise IL IL intedeo
10 f. two more COMPARES Of territory secured oy
of the original Stockhod.s The ',u5scriron SCENTS ID
New iofA h.-sr. T. H. SIMPSON Co Csttrsf. suffiyhi
nform,,ign a, 10 details thu, my b. desired by b.'s~Tss
: 100 now paid N secures $500 tue ,na stoeA.
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Rco,,x ygccsived.

Cbfi, sud Tie S,Nnion. Iy horice Bushnell i'mo PIP.
El.pa E.ins the Hitherto Uncolec.ed Wrnss Of Charles
Lamh. Emo. m ~. huid Iior-lton.
po.n,. by David tray with Memoirs Of His Lie. Emo np
23s' Boston. Roberts Rro'lers.
Tle Yantce Con.ctpti o. t.nc~n Months ~ d ne. y
George adams Fisher. !2Ho. n -@ Ph.Ads phia'
J. ". DauglaIay.
Tale, sud Sketche. II Oli.n life In Direrent Lands and
Ages. Hy the Author OF The (irnicle Il tie Nchol
br-s.Co'i. F4niy." i-n.o. Ip. 10. Robert Carter i
Lrl'ilra 80 a, a.,
The Grai ans. BY Jare Gay Fuller. Iamo. PIP 49, NJ '"
podd 60. , 80, r,
Brvau, Gr,v The S,udsni tho Chfsin. ~ Solder. by
Joseph =. Thompson d. D. lSino PIP liS' An'en D.
I. Randolph. - -,
ol The Life and Times 0. John lias," l9no pP ~
The Same. - - ~, ,
George e. Rider, 81 ~ l.eio Up .SS ID. Appleton
1 Co. -, ,
History 81 the Rom.ns under thr Empire. ~ Chsr'ss
Neriv-lr y y. Nols. '. sud VI limo The SANE.
Tho Correlation END Conservation Of focs, Edited by I'd
w.id T.. louu.su,. NJ ~ i'mo up t8 The same,
apologis pro Vita suA iy John Henry Ho~man' d. d.
l2nIo. up. - M
Uuoo Nat. - Alfred odf-low. iamo pp "a. The same.
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ROBBED IN A SALooS-Eary on Thursday


morning Peter Lawrence. residing al No e. Chambers.
St. accompanied by Jacob sagser. went into the saloon
No. II Bowery kept by Frederick Wenzel While
there Sagccr states that he felt hand his watch,
and looking down Wenso just in the act Of takin9
II fro,. has pocket On finding he was discovered Wen
zel Gesisted and SAL II was ~ &C. Slagger ties
threw open the coat Of his companion and found tlas
his watch was gore. lie then threatened Wenzel with
personal violence unless IL returned, and the latter,
after some hesa0n finally pretended 10 have found 10
NJ the end Of the counter which he was standing
lie was arrested. and Committed for examination ~
Ju.t!Cg Mauslel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

The course of twelve lectures, delivered two
years ago before tho Lowell Institute In Boston and
more recently before appfcciatve audience in this
city, by Professor George w. Greene. viii soon BE-
published in volume. Among the topics discussed
are the causes phases, Anancs legislation. army Dip
lomaey and literature Of the Revolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
CITY ITEMS.

A SWORD FOR GEN. SuERrDAy.-Gen. Sher-
idan has received a valuable sword and horse equip
ments from several genteuen in New.York. whose
names DO not appear. La acknowledging thc.reeeipt
the gift he writes:
You will be kind enough TO express TO the gentle
men WHO gave me this masnifccnt gift, how deeply
prize their delicscy and kndnessi wish knew item
all and could shake them ny the hand aud thank them
personally for their expensive 'oaen OF their regard
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lAdverusvulentl

BARYUM says that several attempts have Deer
inside TO rob his house bur that the buSeLix AtsRN rLs
GRAPH sent the thieves whiIle down the .rrc nd shai
he ssionhed that snybody VINO la. properly 70 p&s
ysnt,on f. LoLaEs, no. Is: HloslNay.
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IIARrrn,S aiAGAIIYH.

Tie December number Of NoiPer com
menecs the rahtolh Volume o. the work showing the
liberal arrangements both lor contributions and pleo
,oria Illustration, which have given such wide and
-ldgri1e pop.lari, - that periodical Among the Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
fAov.itlscinent.l

A DOUBLE NUMBER--The PHRESoLoGIcAh.
JorsyAr for December contains ErBEoIodr PHfsioLosi
rnRyxoLoGy PHYsioGyosY, end PSYCHOLOGY iu''"a''a
Tie best yet published. 20 cents. or - !e1'
I,.,, No.. Eoxlxx wx,1s. No. $50 Broadway, ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

ILLNESS or JUDGE McCARTHY.-Judge Nc
earthly q the Marine Court, Is lying dangerously III at
bis residence The physicians entertain no hope OF his
recovery.
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TIE CITIZENS AssomArIoy.-The manager,

Of this Association Intend holding grand rathcatioI
meeting 10 the Cooper Institute the ist OF Decem'
Der for the purpose IL reiyng the nominations Of the
the iIGiaates IA the coming Charter Elections, made
under the auspices Of the ABSORPTION in the different
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26
SUMMARY Disposition OF PRIzE-GREAr

PRICE ZOE CoYIoS--The United States Marshal sold,
Yesterday the cargo II the prize steamer Lady Ster-
Hug which arrived at this port the llh OF Noveoi'
Der having reen captured by tho United Snts steam
ers Cnlvpso and EGlus while runnng out Of Whining
ton y C. An order for the sale was allowed by Judge
Bets on the 18th instant.
The cargo consisted u cotton and tbacco Tie cob
ton sold nj an average II dollar aud tweniy'ioaf
cents pound The vesse. and cargo will net over b7o
hundred thousand doaIs while the expenses VIII nos
exceed two per cent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

POSTAL MONEY ORDgRs.-The payments at
the postal money order Office in this city to persons
who present orders drawn in other cities have reached
nearly thousand dollars dhy.1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

EVACUATION DAY.--Yesterdey being the an
niversay Of the evacuation OF New ork By Tbs British
was celebrated by "a general display Of the Stars AID
Stripes from the City Hall tie public buildings of the
city, and many Of our principal hotels. No general
parade OF tho militia having rccn ordered By General
Ssndford. the usual military ispIay confined to
,arae on he Batterv by tie Veterans Of 1912 and tho
hiring Of = military salute. Very few OF the vessels IN
tie harbor mere dec rated in the National flags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-26

INSPECTION OF CUsTOM-IIoUsEs.- Tho Solic-
tor Of bc Treasury. Mr.. Jouran accompanied BY Col
cctor Drper started yeste day in the revenue steamer
Cuyahoca, their annual inspection Of Houses,
rs far cas-, as BGzza-ds Bay They win be absent few