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The Portland daily press., 1864-04-08
TO THE AFFLICTEDJ
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Ciapp's Block,
CORNER OFC0NGREss AND Elm sTRKxrs

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perman ent-
ly located in this city. During the eleven months
that ne have been in town we have cured some OF
the worst forms of disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tents in short time that the question is often
asked. do they stay cured, To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay ed we win
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty
one years, and 10 also regular graduated physcisn
Electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form Of nervous sick headache, neuralgia
In the head neck or extremities; CONSUMPTION when
In the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved acute or chronic rheumatism, scrofuls hip
diseases, white swellings. spinal diseases curvature
of the spine, contracted muscles, distoInd lmbs,
palsy or paralysis, st. vitas' Dance, ceaine stam-
tn, Constipation and liver complaint pilss-~s cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronchi-
It's structures Of the chest, and all forms Of female
complaints.
by Electricity
The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the larry
leap with Joy and move with the agility and elastic.
lty Of youth; the heated brain Is cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncoath deformities
moved fAintness converted to yigor, weakness to
strength the blind made TO see the deaf TO hear and
the pasied form 70 move upright; the blemishes Of
youth are obii'erated the aecidsnts Of mature lite
an active circulation maintained.
LADIES
Who have cold hands and fsot: weakma ost chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indigcs.
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain in the side
and back leucorrhGa, Tor whitesl; falling Of tho
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train diseases will find In Electric
lily sure means OF cure. For painful menstruaton.
too profuse menstrnaticn, and all OF those long line
OF troubles with young ladies. Electricity Is certain
specific and will In short time, restore the sufferer
20 the vigor Of health.
sS-W hare an Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison fr,,m the system, such
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
troubled with stiff joints weak backs, and yari
Gus other difficulties, the direct Of which. In
nine out of Is the effect Of poisonous drugs,
be restored 70 natural strength and ygor by the
use Of from five to eight Baths.
once hours from O'Clock A. n. to P.M.;li
q; and TO Pm
Consultation Free. iyl4 tsedf
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Annual Nj q { ing
TTyHE mep hers of the Mercantile Library Associa-
Il ton ~ hereby notified that the annual meet
ing for the ecticm of officers for the ensuing year
and the tn lnsaciin of any other business wncn
legally scome before them will be held AZ their
rooms iesday. April 18th. 1894. at q O'Clock p NJ.
az Polls open at s O'Clock precisely.
Per order,
sprGtd GEO II. SMARD0N, Rec. Sec'y.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the Committee on Drains
w and Sewers. until April llth, ls3t, for con-
strucfing common sewer through Bramhall street.
from Con gress 10 Bracket street Plans ard epeci-
hcations may be 1, und at the Civil Engineers once.
The Committee resefving the right TO reject any or
all bids not deemed satisfactory.
Per order Of Committee,
WA. ii. STEWART, Chairman.
Aprii o. I'd
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Notice.

LII persons not residents Of this town, are here.
N BY forbidden 10 take clans ffom the fats for
any purpose, either for market AIT, afer This
da,e except by permission of the subscribers.
JAMES GUNNISON. ! Selectmen
RICHARD LEAyITT,i Of
GEO. w. CARTER. scarboro.
Scarboio, April 2. 1864 apri div
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-08

FuNHE undersigned have this day formed eopsrt-
Il nership under tas name and style of kRAD.
LEY MOULrON R0GE6 ). for the purpose Of
carrying on the Flour. Grain and Prov ision bus-
ness at s. Commef cial Street, Thomas Block:
ROBT BRADLEY,
q. NJ. M0ULTON,
ap2dtf A. G. ROGERS.
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From Mobile Before the Fight.

Chief Engineer Latimer, arrived from the
fleet off Mobile, reports that when he left &C
tive preparations were being made for imme-
diate action by Admiral Farragut He de-
scribes Fort Morgan as brick structure on
the Sumter plan, and banked mp as an addi-
tional precaution with sand, so that from the
front it is considered impregnaDle, but that
being once passed, 1t can readily be reduced by
an attack from the rear Admiral Earragut
having succeeded in passing the fort we shall
doubtless hear of its capitulation or evacuation
in a day or two.
PENSACOLA MAYNARD, Fla, July 27-
News in this region is Of trifiing importance at
present, as compared to the stirring events
transpiring in Virginia and that vicinity; and
, yet were all told that might be, much of q
deeply interesting nature could be given to the
public from this direction.
left the blockading feet off Mobile on yes =
teIday noon. The health Of the squadron was
good, and all were on the qui ptue for prizes.
On Monday night Lieutenant Watson, Of the
flagship Hartford, and Mr.. Mckinley, the Ad-
mlrafs private secretary. made a reconnols
sance of the entrance of Mobile Bay in q small
boat from the flagship. Under cover Of the
darkness they pulled quite into the harbor, and
iron.clads, which lay close inside Mobile Point,
with impunity. Much valuable information
of the nature Of the defences, the disposition Of
the Rebel iron -clads. and the bearing of their
forts was obtained by this daring adventure.
The boat returned to the fleet atits leisure, not
having been discovered by the Rebels, though
freque ntlv in so close proximity to them as to
hear conversation among their officers and men
on the decks Of their vessels.
The Monitor Manhattan has arrived, and ia
stationed within easy range OF the Rebel forts,
watching the movements OF their iron- clads
The Rebels seem perfectly Indifferent to her
presence, or else are averse to disclosing their
weight OF metal as they have thus far re-
Trained from firing a shot at her. She has also
been satisfied with being let alone, and has not
troubled the enemy with her guns.
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thousand dollars, he is Obliged to pay q separ-
ate license fee. The hn sanese, traaA or profes-
sion requir,ps slisense eVhsukt oe one which
OF ITSELF lelds over thousand dollars II
person should carry on two rades-oue of a
taller, for instance, snu one OF q shoemaker
or should pursue the profession OF cierpy-
pan snd at the ssIne time teach SCHOOL from,
each of which pursuits his receipts shotflu not
exec ed one thousand dollars, he would not be
required to pay a license lee. For, though the
license Is to the person, It is for the ousioess,
without aid from other sources, prod nee . sum
in excess Of that mentioned in the statute.
Different varieties, or branches OF the same
KIND Of business, do not come within this prin-
ciple, ana care on the part of the revenue on
cre 70 necessary to distinguish between what
Is, ARD what is not, q kind of business different
from some other kind r.-- -.-.r.--.
'"Among those persons who NAV he liable to
taFe licenses under this mars graph NAV be
en- umerated the following, as es Am uIes, to vii:
Oiere ymen, teachers, farmers, artists, board
nnrsery men, express men, teamsters truck
men, bricklayers, bank tellers, president "a and
cashiers of banks, substitute broksr rs. rainters
and blacksmifhs (when not manutacturers)
persons carrying on saw. mills, clover erist or
other mills when not N manufacturers); super-
int ndents, managers, agents or officers of
companies or corporations; firms, companies
or corporations organized for any business not
requiring any other license, eucn as railroad
and Insurance companies, &c, &c.
ian office held under the Federal or under
d SIdte dONeTD1neDtl is MOI tiiHcE o pusluees,
trade OF profession, in the meaning OF the act.
The &C n mission which the officer holds Of the
executive authority, or appointing po Wer, is
his sufficient license" sp..
The decision is somewhat obscure, we think.
in gard to an Important question, what is ga
busiIe ess trade or profession" Does the law
apply to every person who attends 10 the busf-
ness OF another, or follows q trade, or 10 Assist
ant in a profession! One who is engaged In q
business, In the popular idea, Is the principal
person, for " hose benefit the business is con-
Quoted, and not his subordIna'es or workmen
to whom he pays wages. Yet Mr.. wis speaks
OF clerks and book-Keepers as coming under
this head. They are certainly not in business
for them setres any more than a journeymau car
penter. They are OF ly assistants, and although h
the law may bear the strict construction put
upon it, it is very doubtful whether those who
passed 1t imaR aRined that II wouid be carried TO
the extent Indicated in the decision of the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue.-Phi philadelphia
In0uirer. -.''
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY J. G. MCGUIRE l. CO., ,Auctionsers,
CLIFTON, ON THE Knights OF eEoRe1

CLIFTON, ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEOR0E
Me- Co. s1s os august next
am n noT authorized n3 by . desres Of the supreme
STn Souss of ba ihs 9't5cs d t s0 sell hs
tivey be sold At auction on TURsbAYe n. TN, RSs tb
day of August mex, ats clock in the afternoon,
who may not be familiar with Clifton. but Who
may desire an attractive suburban residence. COM
il % G1 cit, and
contains a9Put forty Eve acres OF lana highly i'm
within the last six or ssven years. with the cboi hon.
sest iruit and ornamental tree 5, having An excel
seer's cottage detached, large barn, stables. ear
rafe.nonse and o.her appr,opriate cut buildings.
sGSe Sy the Ill Of
Place Of Gen. aal;eck, Mrs. Boycs, Mrs Barber,
he north hth,ss Inc Sshefs and adj ns
con esSnnanding . view of all of them, as wen as OF
Washington, the p ieights Of Arlip gton. and the
pStomse riytr II The view Of the city of Washing
ingly beautiful. It i. within twenty minutes'
walk, ov'r brick pavement three fourths Of the
distance. OF the railroad street cars runnn from
GeorgetOwut0 TO Washington. For salu brity neigh.
borhood, access to tswn aud city, and besuEy of
situation. it is unsurpassed. -.
purchasers are invited to view it.
The terms of sale, as prescribed by the court are
one ,hird OF the purchase money in cash. and the
month from the day of SALE to be secured 5y the
purchaser r bonds: with surety, bearing interest
na d the
any of the deferred payments
Title perfect It has passed under my own e1-
on chanSs Of
onl notice IN e ESous
gencer. st the cost and risk of the purchaser.
Stamps deeds &C. at the so1 RHpN sf ths
ta-eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE & Co.. aacss: Aacts:
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GRoRGEs.-A youth
named John ID. Sweeney, son of Mr.. Thomas
Sweeney, OF this district, came to an untimely
death On Saturday last, near this village. He
was driving an ox-team, and had gotten ont of
the carr TO turn the oxen, and on attempting to
get up he missed his hold and fell under the
wheels. He survived only few minutes.
u, r. Dyer, Esq, has been appointed col
iector OF taxes for the third collection district
in the place OF Jno. W. Duvalb Esq, who de-
clined to serve. ma h, :
The storehouse OF Mr. Richard Ryon. at
6 /. Groom" in this county, was destroyed by
fire on Friday night last. The primary schoo,
"Croom, was also entirely consumed by fire
on Saturday night '-t.lf
A horse, belonging to Mr.. N. Sweeney, WAS
stolen from the rack, at ,sCroom, - on the same
evening, and part of the stirrup feathers were
found near the school house. 1t Is to be hoped
that the incendiaries will be brought to Justice
The finely located farm Of three hundred
the west OF the hill just above the railroad and
turnpike near Hyattsville, in this county, has
been purchased of that gentleman by Joseph
brya Esq, OF Washington city, for &2l, ,05O
eash. Hr Bryan proposes to lay off q portion
OF II racing along the turnpike for cottage lots
ara buildings, to furnish rural residences for
our city folks, after the style of your "Mount
Baltimore. The other improvements ia that
quarter make it quite desirable location.
several hne residences, with beautiful grounds
are already there, including those of the
Meesrs. Hyatt and Mr.. Guy, of the firm of
Sibley Guy, of washington city, is erecting
one to the east side OF the road. The new vii.
lage OF EiaVlile lies lust dbove on the pike,
and the lots to be laid off from the Bowie farm
VIII extend up to that piaceLNaTl5uo' Ga
.ctte, august 10. hgE = III u q HFat+
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Disaster to a Lake Steamer,

CHATHAM, @. W., Aug. 1o.-The propeller
Racine, for Buffalo, from Chicago, burst her
boiler last night Off Rondeau Point, Lake Erie
Twelve of her crew were lost. The cabin and
upper works of the vessel were burned All
her cargo OF flour, pork. and high wines was de-
stroyed.
The steamer Avon picked up the survivors
and towed the n all to beach near Dealtown.
The names Of the crew that perisned are un i.
ascertained
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, August lO-The Indian
troubles in Utah are all supposed to be at
an end, General Connor having sent out
troops. An emigrant reports the massacre
OF several hundred emierants by the Snake
Indians in Idaho. The story lacks confirma-
ton.
SAN FRAHcIsco, August s.-Acapulco has
been surreD dered by the forces of Alvarez
Gen. Uraga has declared for the Empire, but
only few hundred of his men folio wed him.
A large Liberal force holds Colina. The block
ade of ManZanilia is not enforced.
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BALTIMORK AND OHIO RAILROAD 70
~ 60

&& ~ - . =: -: -
On and afss, SUNDAY, Jan. 18th 1854. Daily Trains
and ana Il. wsst ss ano ss" 10rt
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
a.. "a BOSTON. frf, - = :
Leave s TGn,nst9e Gsy ss5ens e. a. % Ills g. m and
On Sunday at g. 80 D. n. only. 10
FOE BALTIMORE eLH0 PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Washington m daily. except sun-
Passengers win note that, runs as Tar
as sPhiladelphi only. :.
FOR NEW YoRR.
Leave Washington daily at 6. 80 p. m.
This yais isJo, Nso York passsnssrs srelnsipsly.
- FOR BALTIMoRE.
Leave Washington at $50 q. m, IL .l5 .. m, 3p.
M, p m, % p m and lao p. m. except Sun.
On Sunday st7 80 q. m. 5 .. m, and 8. 80 p. M.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave Washington at 80 .. m. and 3. las and 80
Tickets sold 70 al all 'i points Il WEST and aassas.
''N FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50 a. m. and AS p. m.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at 7.S q. m; and
80 p. m. go through to New York Hithom change
Sleeping cars on 30 and 8 80 p. m trains. Berths
Of
sleeping car conductor.
The 6rSt ana NTH tr8lnS STOP az I'll way pO1ntS,
The p. m. train stops only at Blsdensburs,
Beltsvlle. Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday it stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers win please observe that the p. n:
train runs only as for as Phindsphia daily e1cept
.Srndry On Sunday it to Balf,nors only. Also,
that the $50 p. train takes Nsv York passengers
orlu.
For further information, tickets Of any kind,
ington, or at the Ticket Office.
W.P. SMITH, Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent. je 20n
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Ios1PH R1YNoLDs& L 90.
PLUMBERS, CAS-. AND STEAk FITTBRs,
No, 500 METH STREET. near avenue,

hend, the largest and best assortment In the city
81 StIOha5dslisrs. Bfsckets Drop Lights, Portables,
siss IL this line, hom the best establishments in
sc Mew 1ork. Philsdelphia, &C.. which viii b sold
..on, Also, RANGES, IURNAOEs. and Fire Board
W afe prepared to furnish the best RANGE ID
nss pt vwnsre on very reasonable terms Hotels,
hSsteaatsnts, ~ ao 81, &c, are INVITED to call.
RromRnp{ M e1G cheap, - also everything in the
Closets, Wash stands, BASINS, &c. Gc, 1t o. 500
MINI sSrses 1ssf ksn4syivania avenue. thslArsest
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pRoposALs FOR MATERIALS FOR THE NAVY,

Bp,s1v of Stso,a Enr,nss,in1 III, N 1ss.
Sealed Proposals to furpisi materials l' for tbs
be received at the f,nrs.n Of stsam i1eo, %nii
until 10 o'oiock Of the 18th day Of Ausass next at
Proposals. must he endnTsed peanoHais fer No.
terials for the Nav. thai thew msy he Sistia
to the CHEF of the Bmrs. I snd directed
The materials and articles embraced in the
printed schedules, any of which win be furnished
Of the respeevsp & yard TO TO the
navy agent nearest thereto and those of all the
ssrds upon application to the Bureau.
nns az nso CLASSES oslng ior Ihe eonye
eSm%and .nt ans nay, agent foF each stssion will
ysr5s, have copy ef the schedules sf the other
yards for examination only from which may be
cation any Of the classes Of those yards All
other thip g being equal preference win be given
nue. oe iade ior the whole OF the class AZ
nf Ssy VIII no OF bs m
considered.
eSer
9;2a%a'sn respecting the proposals will be fur
the rsst to REJECT ef the lo~est bid Il
The Contracts will bear date the day the notid-
cation il gwen and deliveries can be demanded
from that date
ta son+ract @ s,d tber oS ,t 90
6ed 10 nv q tinted States district indae United
sds9tonsl secnIty twentx nap OF naty agent
he vitbbeid from the smount ri tie hills MIL tba
contrsct shall have been comnIeted. and eiehtv
per eentum of each bill, approved in tri pIicsfe by
The commapdants of the respective ysrds' will be
In finds or cert;fca-es at the option of the Gov.
same shall have been passed by the Secretary of the
T5sssaTS. 49, ,.'.,s - '-' sss'~,, '.'
Ihe toHoWlne are tne classes required at the re-
spectiVe navy yards
Glass No. /, boiler iron, &c; No. 2, pig iron;
No. 3, beiler felting No. 4 gum packing &c; N !,
5. sperm OIL No. g. linseed oil, c. No lard oil;
No. 9, metallic OIL No 9, taliow and soap; No. 70,
engiineers stores; no ~, engineers TOOLS No: IL,
n No X tnbes NJ ~ stas 10 q ;r Iron pipe,
NO: ~, white .ssdi NO. znc paint; Nc. u, col
Sreu paints; NO. Is, statG3nery;s NO - nrewood;
NO 81, eolton Waste, packing, &C.; NO. %, engi-
L, CHARLEsTOWN, MASS.
rubber hose, & c:No. S. sperm oil: No. s Tnseed
OF. and turpentine; No 7, lard OIL No. g. metallic
OH, No. y, tallow and soap; No. 10 engineers
steam nTSs M SrossRt
iron pipe, valves, &c No ID, tubes; No: l6, steel;
NO ~ IRON nails, bolts, nuts, &c No. 49, copper;
no. ~. TN ZIncs &c NO; ~, whlte lead: No: Fl,
Ok snd rye e. NO
packing, d c.; No. IS, engineers stores, &c
% BROOKLYN. NY
Glass No. / boiier IRON: M . nip ;ron. No q
boiler telling; No. 4, gum packing, rubber hose
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TELEGRAPHFC. NEWS.
FROM FORT KEARNEY. ~
Continued Indian Hostllities--FortrL Lar
annie ThreateI ed 49, -ry,fs

OMAHA CITY, August 1O--The Indians are
hourly committing ew depredations, stealing
stock, burning barns, and killing persons IL. !.
Discriminatory. They were within a hundred
and fired an arrow at one of them A coach
arrived at Fort Kearney this morning, and re-
ports passing several trains which had been
burned. and eleven dead bodies lying by the
wayside. A party of two whites were killed
at Tbirty-two Mile Greek last night. The In
dians have stolen all the stock at Cotton wood
Station, ninety miles west of Fort Kearney.
The Alarm at Fort Laramie.
FORT LARAMIE, August 9.-The Indisns are
getting very bold. There is great alarm
throughout the country, and it is feared that
they will attack this point Many emigrants
have been killed and much stock stolen.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD's NEW THEATER, 10th Stree,

FORD'S NEW THEATER, 10th Street.
Above Pennsylvania avenne.
TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 8,
And every Evenipe during the Week.
ENGAGEMENT FOR SHORT SEASON
of the Original and Only --.-.
CHRISTYS MINSf RELS,
and the world famous Comic Artist,
Gk0RGE CHkISTY,
VINO Will appear in their Unique, Chaste, and he
cherche Drawing Roc m Ents rtai nmeuts.
an ~ JOHN r. SMITH, BUSINESS Agent.
VARIETIES! VARIETlES!!
q, rs rtsfont,ns Psnrsylrania arssus and 9,h :trset
FIIL Proprietor and Manager.
GREAT CENTRAL MUSIC HALL. Public Ser:
snaae Tn every Hotel each Evenlnx The coolest
sted the entire country Story Of and Crimes
tar tar to the Dissectin. Table. Government Clerks,
Ohcers Soldiers, Workmen of the Arsenal Work
men st the Navy Yard, Fremen, and al our vash-
ion&ble Ladies should see this Great Local Piece
The Great Music Hall Entertainment Music,
Sisking, and Dancing. Lovely Ladies'. The Great
Double SHOW! Our Three Troupes will appear
Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons. Grano: Day
light Performance. All our fashionable Ladies
present An the Deps.tmentsl Men present. m Hstsl @
Guests all on hand. THE BELLE or WASHING
TON Or, From the Altar to the Dissecting Table.
Admission, IS and 80 cents; Private Boxes, S5.
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FIHANCIAL.-The New York Post OF yester-

dav evening says:
Gold opened dull at 255 and after selling at
is easy, but inactive, at per cent CONNER.
cial paper is offering more freely, and passes
at 7a9 per cent The stock market is dull, and
there is but little disposition either to sell or
buy. Governments are steady. Ten-forties
have advanced to 1O1, and coupon fives OF 1865
to lbs. Certificates are firm at 95a95k.
The subscriptions to the new seven thirty
loan to-day are reported large. Those Of yes
terday were limited. All over the country
these subscriptions are going into the Depart
ment through the National banks, and for the
time the loan has been before the people il is
proving greater success than the 100000 600
five.tweDty loan at its first inception. These
popular bonds, which dragged at first at par,
are now selling at 1094a109S. The new loan
will be- practically another gold bearing S. 90
stock at the end of three years, currency inter-
estat 7-30 per cent. being paid in the mean
time. te. 700 -..s
The total receipts yesterday at the Sub.
Treasury were S1,O0i, 6d3f; total payments,
S1,422 67l. .32 leaving balance on hand, in
specie and paper money, of sl7, 400, 1S3 So. The
were S235, ,94l46 Of which 9, 94l 46 were in paper
and S233, ,0G0 were in gold. ai@"
The Commercial Advertiser saws:
The stock market was rather more buoyant
this morning, but still lacks spirit MANY OF
the principal operators are rusticatinp, and
operations will probably drag until they return
to reinforce the market. 20 -
Governments were not so active as yester-
day, the demand for to.day's steamer ayfug
been supplied. Skies of 'S1 advanced X Five
twenty, coupons and certificates, sold at the
closing price of yesterday. Large foreign or
ders for fve-twenties remain unexecuted, in
consequence of the fall in gold, which put the
bonds at specie value bey ond the limit OF the
orders "a ..-.
The gold market continues weak. The pres
ent military situation is considered favorable
TO the national cause at the gold room, and the
tendency is to keep down the price.
Between boards stocks were stronger. Gov
erhments hold their morning quotations. Rail
road shares are 4a@ better,
Gold is firmer since noon. Al Las p. m. the
price was 255 a255%.
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~ With the rebel dead ana wounded who
iell into our hands attbe battle Of Atlanta, on
the 2lsts was handsome young soldier,, in q
neat gray jacket and pants. n The soldiers leg
was shattered, and amputation was deemed
necessary The noble youth, wac. placed on
the.ssrsical .ebae. wass ,Ga s.r. %as 49, femals!
by us siI,ce, the comHencement OF this cam
paien, that but little notice was given her Tea
cfures, s1dpa snspicien never rose in the minds
Of our Surgeons e 20 sae seq Of the patient tiiI
the e1dieIoeemenGf bna ,tEstn. aat -