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RELIGIOUS INTELL1GEnCE.

The. next meeting Of the Chicago. Sabbath
sens0 Seaa San S ee se in s.tas h Rs
:ssa sspat' Il Il o'eeeE Oh Ssnd.y evening" the iae
Ne accept this opportunity to say that this beau-
tifu1 Mission Honae Ia now finished, and il any one
doubts the existence Of . lively interest III this
not faIl to be present at the ne1t meeting Of the
Union. ne may safely say that there is nett Nils
sion Chapel in the country nearer petleetion both
in arrangement and In finish, thao the Railroad
The exercises Of the evening will consist OF
t&Model Teacher Meeting" !" conducted b. Nj. E.
Wells suRsfntendsnHt H,of.Et Of Fessr nf 4ssIoR
a permanent ssTeachers Ins.itute," as recon-
mended b The Cook County IS. Convention r e.
question involved In eaid report.
The importance Of ehe subject at issue should
call out large attendance, The Pastors Of our
nounee the abeyc meeting, from their pulpits to-
s.: Marks Episcopal Church, North Division, Is
greet, near Wells. Sunday School 9.15 o. m.
stEangeEs are te:welcome. Seats ffce.
Chapel, at P. u. Sunday School at 3 p. N. Pa
pcrs and books distributed on Saturday afternoon
from the chnpel. Rov. E. B. Tuttle, Post Chap
Second United Presbyterian Church, ID street,
near Michigan avenue, Services tomorrow BY the
Pnstor, Rev. ]. II. Walker. at LalEp 10 o'clock
Sabbath School at II m. Seats a1e free and all arc
cordially invited to attend
Second Baptist Church-Thc Pastor elect, Rev.
E. ). Goodspeed, will preach tomorrow at 10}
o'clock s. 1n and ut u p: u The late pastor, Rev.
DR.. Co]ycr, will preach the funeral sermon Of the
late Benjamin Fiifsbury. Friends are invited to
attend. Church corner Of Monroe and Morgan
streets.
Rev. J. McLeis1 will preach at the Illinois street
Mission, {between Wells and LaSRlle streets.)
Services commence nt 10:S6 O'Clock. Sabbath
School at s p. m. # Also services at 1880 p. N.
Trinity ii. E. Church, corner Twenty-arst street
and Indiana avcnuc. Preaching in the morning at
10}, By ]. $. Smart; evening, By the pastor, Rev.
Bercan Baptist Church, DeKoveu street. There
will be preaching BY the pastor, Rev. A. Kenyon,
In this Church, Sunday, 4th inst, at 1o1 a. m and
It .. m. Ali arc invited.
Railroad Chapel, opposite Rock Island Passen-
ger Depot Sabbath Sshool at 81 o'clock p. rn.,
and religious services eyery Sunday and Friday
crciscs tomorrow evening.
Christ Church, Rev. Chas. Edward Cheney, Rec
tor. Tho hour OF service in this church has been
changed. On Sunday, Dec. Ath, md until further
notice, service Nill begin promptly at o'clock,
instead Of 81. Sunday school AZ heretofore ata
4 Sabbath echool concert will be eiyet, In the
Westminster Church. corner Of Ontario and Dear
born streets, on Sunday evening, the 4th inst. at
Il o'clock. The public are invited.
, 1864-12-03

NEW foRK, Ff1dAy, Dec, &
MoNEY-Rnthsr more sctiyn nt q cent.
STERLING EIcuAs0x-1os4@1osH.
G0lD-FlrmeF; opening at 2n4, advancing to 23t,
decliueh to 1sox, and closing At s3ik@23l4.
GoFERfHkHr SroGKs-Shsde 1Emer.
sTocKs-Better. Gold, ~; U 6e. 81. coup 11SA
d2 e coup ~; to 20 coup g; g. SO regis,
1e6 . l1is Ets, s6E Canton. e; c9mb, t6h; W.
Etto. PIX; Hu9son, !nk; Reading. 135H; Us: s9H
alinol; Central. 129H; Pltsourg, LII; ", 15x; I.
, 1864-12-03

MAEnEvILLE PINTO LyAGE.
PSI can do up kilograms 50 rs to keep
in all the facts, bnt at the same time to make
Confederate defeat look rather better than
four victories, and convert the capture Of a
Southern city into serious disaster for the
North. Specimens shall be forwarded II re-
c1,Ira6
, 1864-12-03
BnH4Ig Market.

BUFFALO, Friday, Dec. aV p. N.
FLoUH-dnIl and unchanged.
.GHA1N-Wheat dull, held st 31.es for No. Spring;
NJ Atl and Chicago sp5ing et ss6o; cheago spn1s
32.2t@225. Corn dull md in limited reQnest. Oats
nominal ct nc. Barley held at SLID for No :. Rye
$1LSal.56.
WH1skY.Fismer. with good speculative de9nnd.
Safea at o. a.p0@t.9>E. -
,3G9 bu.
, 1864-12-03

| OsW1ao, Friday. Dec. 2.
FLoUn-Acttre. Supply light. Sales at tt050 for
No. spring; S0i5@1 90 for red winter; &5o gil is
for white; 312256 1a-5o for extra.
GHAM-Wheat- wlntar At 81 amber Michi-
gan at r 20. No. Chicago spring 1t ts.lg, sdoat.
Other Gta!Ds DUET.
, 1864-12-03
Aver,ge Average Per Ct
Enroll Attend member or at


T0tAls. ..-..... l145l E.344 13,TI0.5 81.
Inspector Carpenter, from the Committee on
Rules and Regulations, offered the following az
remedy for the Sery common practice Of leaving
the record: s'1nscrt in Section 81 the Rords-
Leaving school without permission during school
hours ehaN be counted as one abseuce.'"
The addition was adopted.
Inspector Wentworth read reports of the atteu-
dance, &C., at the evening schools, Of which the
, 1864-12-03
GStrapen.

.GTRAYED-A A week ago last
Diyison. aGTeam Colored Pony, branded vitHletter
% ett shoulder md also brand mark On len dant,
will BE- paid ox hia return to les Hubbard street OF
far Information % 10 his Whereabouts. ue1-a9s3 1t
, 1864-12-03

OF new and various styles IN beavers. doesktns,
rlushes. cloth, &C., DC. In Etays, blacks, &C
The above goods will be arranged 50 as to be exam
ined the afternoon o the day previous 10 the sale
At the game time, one large real Aink tape.
GILBERT u SAMPSON,
des.aa11Tt AuctIpoeelt.
, 1864-12-03

II this shou1d meet the eye OF any one suffer.
pulmonary affection, we would refer them to Df,
Jayne's Expectorant, which WILL In nll cases aori
speedy relief and, in most, effect speedy'cure,
, 1864-12-03

DR. B1eE1ow, Of this city, has card In another
ton Of our readers, as important to those afflicted
with the diseases which he pro1ers 70 cure.
Or. Bigelow ls no quack or empinc, but rerit-
with, and never fails to cure, the diseases which
Our readers who have need for physician
" that ts physfcian," will find rs verified, and
the Doctors already widely circulated and well
established reputation fully sustained by the re-
suit Send for bis "Guide to Health,'' free Of
charge.
, 1864-12-03
PAY or THE POLICE,

ANk9k-4ll d1lu a. L. r. "
Brig. Gen. Il. W VESSELS, Inspector and Co
Gen. OF Prisoners, Washington, D. c.
, 1864-12-03
SOUTH BRANCH DOCK CO,

A Monstet Inprorement-Ffve and i HAf
Miles Of Detkage in One System,
With Perfect Railroad Com.
npnfeatioa,
, 1864-12-03

Bryan Hall Resplendc2t-The Last
bay Of the Fatr-somcthlng to
See and. to DO.
, 1864-12-03

WM1En EVENING LEcTUnEs.-We call the nt-
tenton OF our readers to the second Lecture or
this course to be delivered in Metropolitan Hall
next Monday evening. The lecturer ie Prof VIM.
Matthews, Professor at Rhetoric in the University
Of Chicago, and well known as one Of our most
distinguished literary Eentlc1neu. Persons really
seeking instruction In the Lecture room will md
BY attending this course Of Lectures that Chicago
Possesses men ns capable to talk and interest Is
any that may come from abroad. We hope the
public will patronizc Hbeta1ly the attempt 10 dis.
play our home talent.
, 1864-12-03

*E88GI8 E8H6SN UVSK
rsnec,si Dispatch 10 the Chicago Ttbune1
pH1Rorr, Thursday, Dec.s.
U-None.
Dow1-Et. Lawrence, Montauk-
WlHp-North.
, 1864-12-03

~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail fn scaled letter envelopes nee Of charge. Ad.
dress Dr.. ). skillou Hougfton, Howard AssocIa-
tion. Nc: 3 sonth Ninth street. Phladelphia, Pa.
ot54-tN.3m
, 1864-12-03

Nxw yoRx, Friday, Dec-3
Coa4ox-Heayy and du1l at x'2s.
E1nnE-nnened at 5S1tc better. c1oeed dnN a9a ~.
rsnccd lnet Seies 1t S99n30.00 for ExuA StatSS:
aiiic2.1 Il Tor Extra r. q. T.: I'll .3a3ia2s onHnae
:Wn4sv-F,1mcr. ea1es 1t s1.s,o1.ss for State;
stG sGsats" Hlc.t ia:c better AID more doing. Sales
, 1864-12-03

FALSE A1ARN--1'he alarm OF IRE which brourht
the engines ont about noon yesterday, appears to
hare bac1 false one. The department recon-
noitezed throughout the F1hh District but failed to
find 11Tr,
, 1864-12-03
qbifaoo Irtbn1re.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1864.
THE CITY.

ERntEo WonAS's Rz1uoK-The regu1armontb.
II meeting Of the Refuge will he held on S.tr-d,-
ut the rooms Of the Young Mems Chrlstinn Asscs.
ctatIon, at O'Clock p. m. @10e''
, 1864-12-03

w ANTED-Situ ation-By a
w young man ~ years Of age, and speaking three
languages huenty situation as entry clerk assistant
book-keeper, In commission house. clerk in hEbt-
class hotel, or IN any respectable mercantile honses
The brst OF reference. Address " C u. Tribune
office ups5lRG31-3f
, 1864-12-03
NIcVICKER'S THEATRE

McV ChER RS The AT Z E.
W. Madison street, between State and Dearborn.
McElckeT .Mnnasers.
Doors open At : O'Clock; performance to commence
at - O'Clock. Seats can be secured week In nd
vance the bnv office. rom 1rto and om to o'cik
THKATAE WARx AID Co4JoRTABLE.-
Engagement OF the renowned lyric artist,
VE9TVALI.
Who will appear every evening, till further notice. 10
John BrouGhams spectacu! lar drama Of
BEL DEM OHIO.
Coantezs CompaFii, Mis-. ANNA COWEL, from The
rhiladelpha Theatre. her sst in Chicago
The drama will be produced with all the yast re-
sources Of the THEATRE and beautiful scenery by
J. n. Whytal; mechanical! effects by D. Pratt, and
appointments by j, E. Baggot. K
tReSn Snturdar nlfernpQn, YESTTAII MATINEE. ri
, 1864-12-03

Catholic Books.-Messrs. j. ], Kea1pey j.
CO.. Catholic booksellers, 1a1 Clark street corner
ot Monroe, haye Large and complete assortment
on them and examine their stock. noa7-a57-lW
, 1864-12-03

FOUND DRowEEp.-The body Of an unknown
nan was yesterday found drowned in the Chicago.
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Companyrs slip,
near Old street bridge. It was considerably
deeomposed.
, 1864-12-03

DaowEEp.-The body Of John Mcbride, an
Irish laboEcr, living in the Southern part OF the
city, was yesterday found in one Of the slips be-
tween Sixteenth and Eighteenth streets. Coroner
Wagner held an. inquest and 1t was ascertafned
hafMcBride had been missing since the first day
ct November. The evidence rendered it prob.
able that he had fallen into the river while A.
tempting to Cross the railroad bridge in that u
ciniy which ie represented to be In bad condition
The 1ury rendered verdict TO that effect.
, 1864-12-03

FELL DADA 1arge bay horee belonging to D,
S. Dell + Co.. coopers, fell dead, yesterday, on
Kfndc street, while being driven along with A
load Of barrels He had previously giYe1 no indi-
, 1864-12-03

Dn. DODGE WAREEx.-t will be seen by con.
su1ting Dr. Dodge Warrcnts advertisement that he
Inns concluded TO prolong his stay In Chicago for
two weeks more. BIS treatment Of chronic dis
eases II new, novel. and by some considered mar
vellous. That he Is successful, none who read the
record can doubt, and those who have visited his
rooms nj the Matteson Aonse, and there received
the beneficial effects pt his treatment are loud In
their encOmluTne OF Il1aisc.
, 1864-12-03
LOCAL MATTERS.
T Paper Hang1nys, Painting, Calciminiue
and Glazing, at +. E. Rigbys, 50 Randolph street.
s,nE.rEQi.1In

re- Prof E. D. Saunders, D. D., Of Phi]sdcl-
phta, who was injured By the accident on the Bal
timore Railroad on the night before the presiden-
tial election, is still confined to his bed
, 1864-12-03
aurtio11 Sales.

w N. A. BUFFERS g. CO.,
AUCTloNEERs,
Halesrooms in Portland Block,
NOS, 1us 105 AND 1e7 DEARBORN STREET,
26-ts2 II pkhp
, 1864-12-03
Lost.

II OST-Wednesday evening, Nov.
IL sOth. lssa, on Hubbard street between Hasted
And Peoria Sta, or IN the Milwaukee, avenue csta, q
Mink Fur VlctoFtne. Tie 1udes will be literally re-
EArdcd BY leaving It st l 81 Hubbard street.
deg. 1cf, Qt
, 1864-12-03

KELLY 4 LEON'3 MtNSTKELS.
Monday EEsnIng. Nov. 2sth and every evening during
Mr. John Allen. Second week Of Mr. Marshall 8.
Pike Mr: Vim. Allen In hts great Essence Of Ole
frcm Norma. First weex Of Mr. Geossa Reeds beau
:ifn1 Solo on the Harmonious. making complete
with elegant and original scenery by VIM Voektlen.
IT. John A!lsn'' immense Song and Dance, "lp Fur
Allen i9 Mcsmersm Exposed; L. Polka Mll,taiFe !:
Liberty; KellY's new song. "A Finished Education"
ADNlssiOS.,S cents; Oschestrs Ch.lts hnd Re-
served Seata, 50 cents; Lower Boxes, $S19; Upper,
$40 Boz oatee open ftom 10 % i. and nom 60 $
o'clock p. m. Doors open at tic commence at 8
O'Clock p. M EDWIN kELLF. Manager.
K S. UFE1ESs. Agent. nu4I.WG9t.1w
, 1864-12-03

NOT C1rr po11cE oFT1cEn.-Wc are reouested
to state that the Detective mentioned In The Tn1.
BrxE Of yesterday AZ figuring in the Police Court.
Was not member OF the City Police force.
, 1864-12-03

cs1.ou1r CouRr.-In the Circuit Court the Grim
apal business will be talsen up On the 18th OF De-
cembcf The Grand Jury have found true bills in
fnnr csscs OF murder and TWO Of manslanchscr and
have not yct completed their 1abors.
, 1864-12-03

pockEr prcKna.-Ama named j. Il. Howell,
Of Doyrcr,s Grove, DuPage county, was, On
Thu1sday, robbed Of $500 while standing In a
crowd on Dearborn street. The money waa IN the
inside Of bis vcst the thief cut through his cost
IN rench the tfgasuYc.
, 1864-12-03

OLD LAp1Es' HobE.-Amtct1ngo Of the Managers
OF TIC Old Ladies' Home wae held IN Thursday
afternoon In the rooms Of the 7. N. c. A, The
following ladies were appointed as Visiting Com
lnittees for the year 1B65:
1dnuaEs'-Mra; Atwater, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs.
Rsymond- Mrs: Boone.
fsbFuas.r-Mss. tccreit Mrs, Steele, Mr. Car
IaTeA--Mrs. Harrington, Mrs otacer, Mrs. Hall.
Aprt-.Mzs: Chspin. Mrs: Robbins, Ms. Cooper
Gay-Mrt. Tatue, Mrs. higgins, Mrs. Arnold
.ttnt-M@rs. II hnges. WIS. Bates, MIS-. colyer, Mrs.
.'aiy-M1s. Adams, ars. Underwood, Mrs. Whit
1ugut-Mrs. Bull, Mrs. Bnznham, Mrs. Liver
= .'Is sptesnber-Mrs. Rowles, Mrs. Van sehaack
oetobtT-M1s btshop. Ass. Colby, Mza, Gibbs,
Nress6er-Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Foster, Mrs.
Dscensoer-Mrs. Tiffany. Mrs. whceler, Mrs.
Rev. o. Il. Nfany, D. D., announced TINT ar
he sty to visit the Bone and that he would hold
anrciNf reltEious services there, at 8 o'clock on
Monday afternoon, to which he invited ali friends
% M 1e s. p. Harrington was unanimously elected
Auditor for the current year.
so1n,rns, Hom.-The regular monthly meet
tpp Of the Board Of Managers Of The Soldiers
Homc and Rest was held yesterday AFTERNOON at
thr rooms Of the Young Mems Chrisdun AssocIa-
E.
chs1r. Miss n. L. sayers ofaciated a. Secretary.
The m1uutes Of the previous meeting we're read
and approved d ....,
week the number Of men 5eceiyed At the Rest has
1neen 1880; meals served, 4,55o At the Home
eyeE5thing has passed Of satisfactorily during the
month. The number Of meals served In Noyem-
ber has been 1850.
The MANAGERS ac1noTlcdge the receipt Of do
Nr. John Phillips, occuist being the amount Of q
betmade By him with Mr. Pat Mallory. Of this city
- he cffec1 TINT Mr, Lincoln would get majority
- n min Illinois The patriotic Doctor won hfs
4Ereef. and donated .thc amount to the Soldiers
Home. ...n.,, L.. :. .u..,
she had received 889 60 as Thanksgiving offering.
9He donaiion was accompanied by brief letter
fon, Nj I,armntee Postmaster ut Ona1en, in which
he of the insrst tasn y
" ~ ~ HamIlI, Mrs. Dickinson, and Ms.
1oomis, we're appointed Committee at the hest
Upoa mot5on, the COMMITTEES otf'ctatng At the
Homo during The past month was reappoansae
for the 1nonth OF December.
On motion, adjourned.
, 1864-12-03

FORa SALE-A two-story frame
l. house, with stone basement, and lot e by $50 feet,
west side Of Wabash Aveune. between Madison and
Monroe strees-132-w be sold low, and immediate
possession g1ven- -
A nice new twostory frame house, Of rooms. and
lot 81 y III feet on North lhsAlle street, between
Pearson and Itnsdale.
THOMAS D. SNYDE3A CO.,
Real Estate Agents. No. 1 Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-12-03

CpkJEts1oN OF of1HD1EA, TEE H1FE FOIsoEER.
PRANK spfnaler, whose arrest on the charge Of
having poisoned his wife was reported in the
TRIBUNE Of Thursday, has made full confession
Of his guilt He stated. voluntarily, that on SUM-
day last he had determined to put her out Of the
way. having lived very intentionally with her,
and that he went to Il ding store and procured five
cents worth Of arsenic He administered it on
Wednesday. q PrssIonsly stated, pouring It INTO
the teapot It breakfast time. and then hufryfng to
hie work. He repented soon affcrward and hurried
home, hut on1y 10 find his wife In her death agony,
He WIS taken to the drug store, and there Identified
az the purchaser Of the poison. He has SINCE cx-
pressed great horror st the thought Of hanging,
saying That he must be sent to the State prison or
life.
Spindler has been married about II yeArx. four
of which have bccn spent in Chicago He is Is
years of age
The fnruest 5s{l1 he held fhf5 mnrn{nu
, 1864-12-03

CLARK 4 WMTEuousE.-We call the attention
OF our readers to the advertisement Of Messrs.
Clark 4 Whitehouse, No. O. Lake street, on the
corner Of State. They are Wholesale dealers in
nishtng goods, buckskin gloves and nittens, &C.,
OF the best qualities and latest styles In immense
variety. Their stock ia not exceeded by any in
the Northwest. Parties interested will make a
note oft
, 1864-12-03

A11Eur11D RopnznT.-Alonxo Sackney, well
known rough Of the city, was arrested at late
hour on Thurday night, for assaultng man On
the corner OF Clark and Randolph streets, with the
captured only aftcr eevere struggle, by fighting
like tiger every inch Vi the way to the Station.
He Was lined Ell and costs.
, 1864-12-03

Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing MA.
c1l1ne4.-16a,00 900 IN USE. These machines use
the ROTATING HOOK EXCLUSIVELY, WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN ONE p1RFor1oH. to
street. uo12-E43f-1no
, 1864-12-03

pnonAHIT FArA1 Acc1DExT.-A spirited horse
attached 70 Light buggy, yesterday took fright
at the steamcrs as they were responding to The
fire alarn, and dashed violently up Lake street,
crossing the bridge in fury and knocking down
and running over two persons. an old lady about
Wis bnt slightly. injurcd-the latter, it ia fearcd,
hns sustained alata1 injury.
, 1864-12-03

r OST.-A bunch Of keys. The
- finder VIII be rewarded by 1eaztns them at 153
SuuIh Water s&t Get. de3aEl.3r
r OST-On Thursday, Dec. 1st,
from thr hrf1Te to Carnentrr street i snsiI b;acf
leather rssket.hook. containing Slo ss md t.o e
uv-r and two papers OF needles. Whoever will re-
Urn the tamn 10 - North Carpenter street .ill Be
literally rewarded. tc1sEs1
, 1864-12-03
Railroad Time Table.

CHICAGO AND NonruWEsTHAN-DHPoT COR. WEST
WATER AND K1NZIE eTS.
, 1864-12-03

RANDOLPH STREET CAEs.-Hereatter, through
ca.s-Will leave the office In Garrett Block On the
stroke Of each hour, md each succeeding ten min
utes, for the city Limits, consuming thirty two
minutes on tc journey, and returning at 6, 16, 2k
Sc 4G md Sc minutes past each hour. intermediate
cars run to Wood street md return, giving one
car to leave the Office every i've minutes during
the day
, 1864-12-03

LAnczsy,-John Murphy, a drunken Cell, vas
yesterday brought before the Police Court
charged vii Rs Of seyGn odd no9s
in the attempt to barter them for very poor
whiaky, at q low den on Wells street.. He Was
held ii the euna Of S0 TO nppcar for trial at the
ncxt term Of the Recorders Court
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-16
Little Acorn Society.
Tall oaks from little acorns grow.

Tall oaks from little acorns grow.
A number of little girls whose hearts are
filled with tender pity for the suferings en-
dured by our brave soldiers, and with graft
tude for the sacrifices made by them, propose,
with the kind assistance of friends, to add
their mite to the great whole, by giving
Chdren's Fair on the coming 4th of July.
The proceeds of this fair to be sent TO the San
itary Commission. The Society known as
The Little Acorn Society,"" appeal to you for
sympathy and aid, confident in the hope of
receiving, for SO worthy an object, both. Con-
tributions of money, articles of fancy work,
autographs, pictures, curiosiies. &c, received
and acknowledged with gratitude.
An early answer TO this application is earn
estly and respectfully solicited Donations
may be sent TO the President OF to any one Of
the officers of the Society, viz:
President-Mrs. Eleanor N. Sherwood, No.
SO State street.
Vice President-Mrs. Louisa Shepley, "a
Park street.
Treasurer-Miss Adie Fitch, 81 State street.
Secretary-Mss Sarah Shepley, "a Park
street.
Asst. Secretary-Miss Annie Kent, 10 Park
street.
Advisory Committee = Mrs. H. Robinson,
Mrs. l.. Shepley, Miss Fosdick, Miss Neal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-16
From WdsLia1f0u.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
The tax bill provides that coal Illuminating
oil, &c, shall be taxed twenty cents gallon I;
ground coffee and its substitutes one cent per
pound; molosses, syrup of molasses, ETC., five
per centum ad vaiorem; sugars one and two
cents pound; baper of all descriptions du-
ty of three per cent. ad valorem; salt six cents
per thousand pounds; pig iron one dollar per
ton; leather of all descriptions five per centum
ad valorem; blooms, slabs or loops one dollar
fifty cents per ton; stoves and hollow ware
three dollars per ton; grape wines five cents
per gallon; all other wines and liquors five
cents per gallon; ready-made clothing, boots,
shoes, &c, five per centum ad valorem man
uiacturers of cotton, silk and WOODEN worsted
five per centum ad valorem cavendish, plug,
twist and stemned tobacco twenty-five cents |;
smoking tobacco made exclusively of stems
and shorts and refuse ten cents snuff and
snuff flour thirty-ifve cents; cigars valued at
ten dollars thousand, five dollars per thou
sand; valued at from ten 10 twenty dollars per
thousand seven dollars valued at from forty
to seyenty-ive dollars per thousand twenty
five dollars; valued at over seventy-flyc dol
lars per thousand forty dollars; first proof
spirits sold or removed for consumption prior
TO July LIST sixty cents gallon; after July
and prior to January LIST, 1865, one dollar; az
ter Jan. LIST, one dollar twenty five cents dis
titled spirits and refined coal oil may be ex-
ported without excise duty.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-04-16

NEW YORK. April 10.
Cotton-2c lower; sales 300 bales at SOC for mid
ding uplands and 76116c for low middlings.
Flour-receipts 7403 bbls sales 5000 bbls; State
State eod7 70; Extra SOFA IS; Round Hoop
40a6 IS; choice 70Qll0 90; Superfne Western
60d1 IS; Extra do 80JaS so: Southern less active
and less frm-sales SEQ bbs; Mixed to good 30al
$50; Fancy and extra t59ll0; Canada 15s120c
lower sales 1000 bbls; common Extra l0@lO %.
al 81 Milwaukee Club 7ldl 81; Winter Red Wes-
tern 62al 90; Amber Michigan / Ella "; Choice
White Michigan, 90.
Corn-yery dull and &c lower-sales 20 900 bush:
Mixed Western 34c in store.
Oats-n derately active; sales ssd9i
Beef-frmer; sales 80 bbls; Country mess GOA
IL 90; prime 00G7 90; repacked Chicago l6 OOa
Is 90; prime mess 26 0Od2s %.
Pork-less active and less firm; mess rs f5d &c 90;
old do 25 50a25 rs; new ~ 90: prime 20 0oa23 so
for old and newj prime mess 26 60a27 90
Cut Meats hrmer; sales 400 pkgs; Shoulders llic;
Hams l5dl6c.
Bscon-quiet sales leo boxes Mt l2Ic for Western
Cumberland cut, ID for do short ribbed
Lard-dul, heavy and lower-sales 1000 bbls at
14I9Hlc.
Butter-lower; sales Ohio 2sd33c; State 351I4oc
Whiskey-lower; sales 2lo0 bbls at 1901 2l.
Rice-quiet at 9tc for Rangoon.
Sugar-frm: sales 900 hhds; New Orleans ls!;
Muscoyado 16al5l.
Coffee-hrm; sales L, coo bags Rio at 45c.
Molasses-dull: sales, by auction, $50 bbls New
Orleans at 81 0.tal035.
Naval Stores-seady
Petroleum-unchangee: Crude 4l@4lt; Refined
in bond at &c.
Tobac,o-irm; saales $50 hhds Kentucky 2saaO
Freights to Liverpool-dull and heavy
Wool-Domestio is firmer and more active; sales
7oes2I.