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CAMP It'll Me. Vols. Dec. % 1862

CAMP It'll Me. Vols, Dec. 2s, 1868.
To the Editor Of The Press;
1t must be gratifying intelligence to the
country to know that the old soldiers OF the
Army of the Potomac are re-enlisting in large
numbers. In the It'll Maine already more
than three-fourths of those who can re-enlist
under existing orders, have already done so.
The men generally express the determination
to see tho war through, that they enlisted with
that expectation, and are now more than ever
determined to aid in the final overthrow OF
the rebellion.
A detachment Of veteran volunteers will
leave the regiment on Thursday, Dec, 81, 1868,
and arrive in Maine the following Saturday.
They 60 on furloughs Of thirty days.
They will be accompanied by several officers
of the regiment. INDEX.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04

COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES
The total imports OF merchandise into the
United States for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1868, amounted to 1898, 7Gl ,939 and the
exports of domestic produce to S249, 1856. GAO.
In addition to this, the amount of foreign mer-
chandise exported was SIT 900, 200. The value
of the imports is given in gold, while the val
ue of the exports is stated in paper, requiring
reduction of about one-third to bring them
to correspond in value with the imports. OF
specie and bullion we imported Sc, 565 GAS, and
exported S64, 156,610.
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Celebration of Freedman's Day at NORFOLK
Gallant Erpreit Of a Negro Soldier.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 2.
Samuel Bowers, Of New York, a volunteer
at the camps in Graploine Point, attempted to
desert on Friday night by running the guard.
A colored man named Cesar Ball, Of the 10th
Connecticut regiment volunteers, on guard
at the time, ordered the deserter to halt,
pursued and bayoneted him (Bowers) badly
through the arm, broke his gun over his head
and brought him back. Bowers will probably
recover. Hall was this morning promoted to
be a corporal.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04

New YORK, Jan. 2.
Archbishop Hughes is not dead but very
low.
The Police Commissioners refuse to be re-
moved, and announce their determination to
retain their positions against the governors
edict of removal. The affair will either go
before the courts, or be decided by the State
Senate which meets in a few days.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04

CAFE ELIZABETH, July l. 1868.
SIR:--During my connection with the State Re-
form School. as a teacher. l.. f. Atwood's Bitfers
were introduced there and used with marked success
particularly in Bilious affections.
Yours, &C., A. p. HILLMAN.
HANOVER, Me-, Oct l, 1861.
Dear Sir II have used l.. +. Atwood s Bitters
for some 10 or Is years. have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia but without effect. These
Bitters the only remedy that have ever relieved
me of this distressing complaint. Ny neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the OF them
JOEL HOW.
sy-Be,care Of Counterfeits and base mutations,
some Of ichich der signed "M.' r., instead Of L.
At,cood. The genuine Is signed L. y. Aticood. and
as a safeguard against imposition bears an EXTRA
LABEL. coaatersigned H. H. NAY, Druggist, Port.
land, Ne, sole General agent.
For safe by respectable dealers ia medicine gener
ally. jyl3 6meod&w4
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DIED.

In this city, Jan, 2 Lucy T., wife of George Lor.
ing, aged 70 years.
In this city Dec. %, Mrs. Catharine wife OF John
Murray, aged % years.
In Sioux City. Iowa. Dec 81 at the residence OF
her brother-in-law Maj 4. T.. Ten Brock. Emily L.,
youngest daughter of tho late Ebenezer +. Deane
Esd. of Gardiner, aged 20 years. lGardiner and
Augusta papers please copy.
In Brdgton. Dec 2s. Nellie L. daughter of q cor 90
and Ellen J. Taylor, aged years month.
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DISASTERS.

Capt Simpson Of Br bark Mercutio, at this port
from Boston. reports-Dec 3D. IL NJ Marblehead bear
$50 tons. with house deck painted green aud
black bulwarks. Tho vessel had apparently broken
in two just forward of tho mainmast; Salem Light
bearing NV 10 miles, passed the main deck Of yes
sci, probably belonging to same vessel.
A telegram from New York states that sch Eastern
Light, from Monroyia for Boston. on the 14th ult
went ashore ON Phillips Reef. Cacios and became
total loss crew and part of cargo saved Brig Pea.
cock also went ashore at East Caicos and is total
loss: narficnlars
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MARINE NEWS


Saturday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS January g.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
ARG Amos III Roberts. Doak Key West
Sch Ambrose e Cot, Colt, fremont.
SAILED, 40 NJ. steamship Jura.
CLEARED.
Steamship Jura, tBr) Alton, Liverpool = II & A
Allen.
Steamer Potomac, Sherwood New York-Emery
Fox.
Bark Desiah. tnew, of searsport) 6ikey, Havana
N o Cram.
Bark Orchilla, Havener. Matanzas-I Robinson.
. Brig Manzoni. Carton, Port Spain, Trinidad-H
Trowbrdge & Son.
Brig Martha Washington, Leland, Miragoane-G
8 Hunt.
Brig o G Clary, Parker. Sagua-John ID Lord.
Brig Abby Watson, Allen, Washington james
Libby Son.
Sch Ira saternier, Coleman, New York-orlando
Nickerson
Sch Owen Bearse. Bearse, New York : Orlando
Sch Eliza Ellen, Noyess Boston-R G York & Son.
Sunday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e.
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MARRIED.

In this city. Dec !, by Rev. Henry d. Moore, Asa.
s. Cox of Haverill, Mass, and Miss Ellen A. Cram,
of this city
In this city, Jan. l, by Rev. Samuel Roy John
Noyes and Mrs Alba H. Stockman, both of this city.
In Cumberland. Jan. |. by Rev. y. 5. Jordan, A.
ID. futile, of Nottingham. N. H. and Miss Sarah j..
daughter of Col. Sam'l True, of &.
In Casco. Dec: p. Royal b. Todd, of Portland and
Mrs. Lydia r. Hall. of Z.
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rS-If you are goingto tho West, South, or North
West, procure Through Tickets at LIrTrE's Union
Ticket Office, No. 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have choice OF routes at the lowest rates Of
fare, and obtain all needful information.
Nov. 2, 1868. TuThS&wtf
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nHCol. Charles ID. Gilmore, of the 10th
Maine Regiment, has been detailed as MEM
Der OF the Court Martial now being held at
Washington.
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~ During the past year the number Of
emigrants from Ireland to New York was 92,
6Sl: from Germany, 1926; from England
1922; fiom Scotland, 1914. Total: 155, 223
In 1862 the total number was 1926, showing
an increase during the past twelve months of
1921.
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To CoSsUMPrTvEs.-The Rev. Z. A. Wilson'S
Remedy for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections,
together with pamphlet giving the prescription and
short history of his case, can be obtained Of
ii. IL. HAY, Druggist,
junction of Middle and Free sts. Portland.
jan1 d& WIN
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A CARD.-The undersigned gratefully ac-
knowledges generous gift, from members Of
his congregation, as New YEARS OFFERING
most timely and acceptable. Coming from
willing hearts and hands, that have promptly
met previous engagements, and but recently
contributed literally, through the Christian
and Sanitary Commissions, for our suffering
soldiers, such free-will offering may well in
spire the wish that all of them may enjoy
A HAPPY New YEAR. CYRIL PEARL.
South Freeport, Jan. !, 1864.
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The Patent Belle Monte skirt.

full assortment of this new style Skirt, at An
DERsoN's Hoop Skirt and Corset Depot, under
Mechanics Hall. dscl9 d3m
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Dissolution OF COpartnersInip.
Lost,

IN the city of Portland several small KEYS on a
Il ring. rhe finder will please forward them by ex-
press to tho subscriber at Harrison and shall be rea
sonabiy paid. GEO. PIERCE.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Jura for Liverpool-S249 ttls foul
700 bush wheat. 43l bbs ashes. 90, 400 lbs butter
4o0 lbs lard. 10000 lbs cut meats l62 bbls pork
1863 bbls beef 10 bbs tongues, sewing machines Il
pkgs sundries.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04

A BAD BREArH-The greatest Curse the human
family ia heir to- How many lovers il has separated
how many friends forever parted. The subject is
too delicate your nearest friend will not mention It,
and you ignorant of the fact yourself To effect
a radical cure, use the "BALM or Il THOUSAND
FLOWERS'' as a dentrihce night and morning. 1t
also beauties the complexion, removing ali tam
pimpes and frecklcs. leaving the skin soft and white
Price 5lscents. For sale by II. II. Hay, agent for
Maine, and all druggists. nov25 coda eow3m
CURE FOR CATARRH.-DR. WADswoRrHs
DRY UP il certain remedy for this loathsome
disease. There is no mistake about this The Dry
Up has cured thousands of OF Catarrh and the
sales of the article is constantly increasing. word
to the wise is sufficient For sale by the proprie tor
II. II. BURLINGTON, Providence, r. l. Also BY
H. II. HAY, Druggist, Agent for Portland
oct3l eod&w6
rF-Consumption and Catarrh. and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs successfully treated by INHA
LATIoN, By G.. MoEsR, NJ D.
aulS62 cod Corner Smith and Congress Sta.
~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this office. If
sF-Ifyou arein want of any kind OF PRINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. II
To the Editor Of the Press;
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Smyrna sth ut. bark Rebecca Goddard Policy 8,
for Messna. to load for Boston.
Sailed from Messina 9th ult, brig Ellen Bernard,
Collins, Boston,
At Palermo 18th ult. bark Mary Edison. Nickcrson,
from Bangor. just ar; Mary c Dyer. Wallace and
Zephyr. Small. unc.
at Marsecs 10th ult. bark velma. Nickerson, for
Messina 18th, to load for United States.
At Rio Janeiro Nov %. ships st James Williams
Cambria. Perry. and Juliet Trundy, Could for CAL
lao; Chapman. Miller, and Undaun,od. Fay. FIN
New York for do; barks John Rhynas. Hartman,
for Antwerp. ready; Cricket Kelley. FIN Baltimore
ar sd: Celesta, Howcs. from Philadelphia ar l7ih
and others.
hPer steamship Persia-edditionsll
Sailed from Liverpool 18th. John Stuart Lemon.
for Bombay.
Adv 18th, Bohemian. ts) for Portland cath: Mime
sofa. Matthews, for Boston 25th; Isaac Webb for
New York Jan L; Atmosphere, Freeman, and Esnie-
ralda Medium. for do.
Also adv. for sale a. auction. Exchange, eos tons
Richmond in lsiI; Courant 400 tons, built at Rich
mond in ls53
Eat out at Newcastle 10th. Chandler Price. Bourn,
for Alexandria.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Panther, Lothrop, Callao
So days; both. Martin Luther. Nickels, do.
tPer City of baltimore. on Cape Racel
Arr from New York Winthrop at Naples: Iris. at
Belfast; Palestine. at Dublin: Ocean. at Deal
Arr from Bangor. Mary Edison. at Palermo; Chas
Cooper, at Liverpool.
SPOKEN.
Dec %. lat 81 OF, Ion 10 81 ship Guy Mannerng
from Liverpool for New York.
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W-Parsons' Cough Candy is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
d2m.
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NEW ADVERTISER MEN rs.
LIST OF LETTERs

HI 4, uEcalled for OA'Ss 49,
EB-If any OF these letters are called for
that they are advertised.
- All letters advertised are subject to an extra
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HOWARD'S
CANCER AND CANKER SYRUP
CANCER AND CANkER SYLUP
Sdrpasses all kaorn Remedies

FOR THE CURRoF
Cancers, Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores.
Cancers Canker, Salt Rheum, old Sores
Erysipelas. Scrofala Tumors, Ulcers.
Sold by IL. ii. Hay, Druggist, Agent for Portland
and vicinity. dec3l eod& w3m
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gr The Advertiser is troubled about the
Union Leagues, and the suggestion of some
ardent friend of those organizations, that there
are already enough organized "to force
through the full abolition, negro programme
any way" So, then, says our neighbor, If this
be true, the independence of the government,
&C., are as nothing. Woeful consideration,
isn'tit? The thing should be stopped What
right have majority of the people to agree to
support any measure!
sB- The Argus and Advertiser devoted
about two inches of space to the great Eman-
cipaton Jubilee which came off in this city
on the LIST inst. The Advertiser was decent
in the spirit of Its notice; the Argus in this
respect was infamous. The emancipation of
three or four millions of human beings affords
that paper only occasion for an exhibition of
ribaldry, and a low, inhuman fling. We do
not envy its managers the epitaph which COM
ing generations will deeply cngraye upon
their tombstones.
sBrThe Company for the End regiment
Cavalry from York County is designated by
the letter L, and its commissioned officers are
as follows; Samuel II. Libby, Limerick, Capt;
Andrew j. Woodman, Saco, lst Lieut.; VIM.
II. Moody, Kennebunk, 2nd do,
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ARRIVED.

Steamer Lewiston, Knight. Boston.
Brig Stella, Gooding, Matanzas via Holmes Hole
in ballast.
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Supplied in packGg es from or to 100 los, By
CHAS. RICHARDSON CO.,
81 Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England
w. F.PHILLIPS, Agent for Portland.
febl7d1y
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BY TEIEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.
There are indications that the rebel General
Early contemplates movement or raid tow
ard winchester, and perhaps beyond that
town.
An order has been issued from the Army of
the Potomac prohibiting all newspaper cor
respondents connected Herewith from pub
fishing, or causing to be published the num-
Der or designation of regiments re-enlistng
in the army, or leaving the same, the number
OF re-enlistments or the number of men fur
Laughed
An order from Provost Marshal General
Patrick requires corrected enrolment to be
made of all civilians or army followers, ex-
cepting actual residents within the line of the
different corps. This is designed to reach
those who have sought refuge in the army to
avoid the draft.
A number of coored men, belonging to this
District, on their way to New York, to be
used as substitutes there, were taken off the
steamer Baltimore at Georgetown yesterday
by one of the detectives.
WASHINGTON, Jan 2.
To-days Chronicle says: "Years ago had
any colored man presented himself at the
White House at the Presidents Levee, seek
ing an introduction to the Chief Magistrate
of the nation, he would in all probability have
been roughly handled for his impudence.-
Yesterday four men of genteel exterior, with
the manners of gentlemen, Joined in the
throng that crowded the Executive Mansion,
and were presented to the President of the
| United States.
| Celebration of Frecdman's Day at Norfolk.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. /.
The colored inhabitants of Norfolk and vi
| entity celebrated to-day the first anniversary
| of their freedom, as given them under the
| Presidents emancipation proclamation. Four
| regiments of colored troops, under command
| of Brig. Gen. Wild, took part in the exercises.
| There were present, as invited guests, Major
| General Butler and staff and Brig. Generals
| Hickman, Barnes, Getty and Lede with
| their respective stalls.
The procession marched through all the
| principal streets of Norfolk, and upon arriving
in the square fronting the cemetery, formed a
hollow square, and speaking, music and Ma
| sonic exercises were the order of the day.
A beautiful flag was presented to the I'd
North Carolina colored regiment, being gift
| of the ladies of Washington, n. G.
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GREAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GREAT DISCOvERY.-Ana dhesiyeprep alton
that will STICK
Patches and Liningsto Boots and Shoes sufficient
ystrong without stitohing
That will eaectually mend Furniture, Croekery
Toys, and all articles OF household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers
Manufacturers and Maehinists,
And Families
willfnd ii INVALUABLE. 1t intellectually topth
leakage of Coal Oil.
IL is insoluble in water or oil.
Its liquid, and as easily applied as paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
1t
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, RI.
Sappliedin packages from 2 os. to 1o0Ibs., By
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BALTIN0RE-Ar s0th, brigs Duncan. Mitchell.
Port Royal SC; Matthews, Matthew'S Bangor ;
lazoo. Ball. Bath; sehs Lucy A circuit. Butler. FIN
Brooksyille; Stetson, Robinson, Port Royal SC.
Cid 3oth, bark iIsdIey. Snow, Boston; sch II II
Baker. knight. New Orleans
Ar 3lst. schs Christina. Drinkwater FIN Portland
Juno Small. Philadelphia.
Below 3ist, brig Il u Emery, from Calais.
CID 3lst, brig q w Barter, Gilchrist, New York +;
sch John McAdam. Wiley. Bath.
Below LIST, ship Tranquebar. and bark Minnesota,
PHILADELPHIA AR 3lst. brig Maria White.
Payne, Beaufort NC; John Robbins. Nickerson. New
Cid slst. bark Plciades Miller, New orleans: brig
W ard. Fish, W Pass: ech 4 J HILL smith, do.
Ar LIST inst. brigs Emma, and Itaska. from -
At Delaware Breakwatcr 18th ult, banks Cordoba
from Kingston, J. for Philadelphia. Charles Edwin
wig orders; brig Dudley. from Calais for do; scbs
riet. from Jamaica for New York. and Others
NEW YORk--Ar 31st, ship st Peter Sprasue fm
Pensacola Is days; barks Ibis Hatch New Orleans /;
Allen, Magunc, Tortugas.
Cid 3lst bark Kate Stamler. for San Francisco
FALL RIy ER-Ar 3lst, sch Z w Bentley Chase,
Matanzas.
The following vessels were seen Dec 81, between
Point Judith and Block Island-Schs Arabine. from
Hiawatha, New Bedford for do; Maria A Gould,
Machias for do; Louisa Dyer, Rockland for Balti-
more; Julia Elizabeth. Calais for New Haven; A
Heath. Bucksport for Bridgeport, CT.
B0ST0N-Ar lst, bark Florence. Howcs, I'm New
Orleans; sch Jameson, Savage. New York.
Ar I'd, scbs w Carpenter, Hatch, Philadelphia;
North. Hallett. Yarmouth.
Below. bark Cushing, from Havana; brig Pol
Cid I'd, ship Jessie Anna. (Br. late Am ship Euro
pal Harvey, kurrachee. bark Persia, Jones, New
Orleans; Emma Hartman. Hartman. do; brigs
Ellicott, Devereaux Portland; Flash Brl Doane,
PORTsMoUTH-Ar aoth, sch Henrietta, Jones,
Cambridge, Nd
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04

Ship Roanoke sailed from Bassein March oath for
Falmouth, Eng, and has not since been heard from
The registered 99s TONS rated AL was built at Bath
in 1858, where she owned.
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A superior double-dccked bark Of about 400 tons
called the Florence Peters, was launched from the
yard of Connors White. at Sullivan, ON the 18th
ult. She Is owned by parties in New York and Capt
Watson Hooper. of Gardiner, who will command
her. The is intended for the general frcighting
business and will load at Sullivan with shocks for
Cuba and thence to New York
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~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly prints
at this office. II
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-04

Maurice 3d Asst Eng'r S gunboat Agawam
Capt w ii WoodwoIth ship Bodcia.
Reb Collins sehr Bell b. andon.
Jas w Mitchell schr Commodore
Patrick l,rannan brig NJ Carver
stephen + Poland schr George Dc ring
Thos Coward mate br bark Eva Capt X Goudv
Harry Hersey seh Morse.
David Williams bark Oliue OF Gloucester
Chas Mansfield Steward of brig Grtotsn or Orla-
ton2.
Otis W Pierce schr Twilight.
s w Rogers brig NJ rrube
Eben Wiley. I'd, sehr psshing Wave
Rufus Coombs, brig Maria Wheeler.
Cyrus Young :"
AT. DOLE. Postmaster.
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AIIrcpp RIVER PIRACIEs.-The

ALLEGED RIVER PIRACIEs.-The schooner
Narraganseit was seized last night, ard tIce Of heI
crew named respectively Michael Brennan, Mathew
Sonnet; and George Scott were arrested by tie lrhof
Police on the ground Of having stolen large quantity
Of pig irou from o Syracuse Iron COMPANY al Croion.
New-York. About seventy tons having been stolen.
twenty OF which were found board IL l. believed
lat the vessel h1s for long time been used fur the
uefGrous purposes OF an organized gang OF puD4ercrs,
and The schooner having been lying 90 CToton during
which time large quantities N i0n were missed by toe
agents % the Company suspicion WIS 40 last directed
30 the schooner Information given 10 the harbof
loAce and a tux employed. and the officers and 10
agents of the Company ai.cr long search found tie
Narrasausett anchored the Jersey fats. On board
ing her the only found on board Was Brcnnlr WHO
was arrested and further search twenty tons ot no
stolen metal were found board The part then eit
the exception OF time officers 10 watch tur vessel
and An a short ure SenIeti and Scott coming on luar,
tleY wore aso arrested and have since parity confessed
10 many rubberos of the sort under the leadership 81
lFNuuan being TO the amount 0i several tioa'u
dollsrs worth Of non irom .he Hudson RIVER l,Io!d
Company. Both prisoners and schooner were t~AeA 10
Ct0ton yesterday morning
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LIE IRE DPARnnAr DFMcULTY.- The

TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT DHHcULTY.-Tho
diFtu.tv aboni TIE payment of the Engiuocf Of the
Steam Tie Lngiues. Nlie! lr -icned such unpleasant
consequences has bs brought 10 nu end On Saturday
Street Commissioner Cornell consented Ia sign warrants
u te amount Of s2icO drawn By the Controller for
salares Que a. Tie men io- October and tley viii there
fIro DO ,isbuficd T. dgy. Tie sum still remaining to
tic cloa.s OF Tie street Commissioner Tor the Ere
,uaItlueat Is 8. $40 which W.A Do n0Ie than sufficient
~ nav al salaries ar tie present month n is sud that
81 100 originally inteLded for salaries, have been
otlerV!.c oplleA b. .Ac city 0Ac4l'
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6orses, Carriages, Mr.

CUARTRRxAsTERs OTTIcE. NV YORK Apul a. 1868.
A RTILLERY HORSES WANIED.-l 900
n Artillery Horse wsited for winch One Hundred aad
Seventy 10 one Hundred aud Eighty Dollars w be- paid fo
pass spection These homes must be sound every
ut ca br0fen % aIIcts not lc4 tan ~ 1nd. n and
va oe presented for inspection o. 'Ar GoVcratL- -tu
e.tL-st between 10Th al iitA ~, mes
STEWART VAN NLIET Q1artcrua 'er.
CAvALn1 BuRvau OFFICE OF AssIsTAST QUAR-R ,,rgE
No. lo STATE TT, NV tO4g. juno 10. lts4.
CAVALRY HORSES WANIED.-l VIII
v purchase ir OPEN MtBkET OF thc '4vely Horses
tllt ray boz pr.seH,ed aid yas. Inspection te Oovee.
Stables corner l4y. AID J5As'., ia Dds cyi uLi iAer
uotce.
Payment vii be made m che rs. PAYABLE in ceri6 ate Of
llebedLes, wrc seven CD ore or.es are received
li..c oac h.n-r.e a4.- 8 81 lve l.ll doll !, c...
GRO a. BROWSING Captain rid 4. @. NJ.
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Chances for Dasincss Glen.

d - ntni ON accommodating terms OF pay,
tpO ,Ntbp will rurcisss hot rate Boo ding S'hoo
-1'r-r' IH f4rs u tIlr Gr0uuds extensive, School
hl AID pr0sref0uii location Dflifal lnd r"ny in4uirn
OF J. a NASH, no. D. beeAA4uTt., \. y.
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furnitnrs

bedroom FNAMELED FURNITURE Of
tDwarrlu.cd faanua~tre. Also. 0- Chestnut snd Walnut
Chamber -lrs. rl-8 and lta4 81 H. 3. IAtklNb-
IONS 90 Clu--sl. opposite ~ Oos.er tfauDsieo is+L
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
Il Tho tts...t ..ea. o. LNtNELED FURNITURE. 10
81 eoirrs cod tylss Walnut and Cle.tul Plain lnd of1a
I1cufa Suites Wholesale and hstslL tso, Mattresses
and GO .ia..e.. WARREN WARD, 10. 81, Canal o.
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Rcccipts of Produce.

NOV go 100 il; Flour. 81 bbis. Whisky 2los
bhis CornNlea - 600 bush Wheat 1850 bush. Farley.
> 80 pkgs Provisions 81 pkgs. Lard $50 Pkg. Buyer
- pkgs. Ashes. 40 pkg. OF Cake
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ilrolsseiorrl Notice..

RTlHCIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
0EIAlANN Urarsy employee b.. Bolsi9HuriY, O. fai.s
nR. LEWIS MEDICAL and SURGICAL
- ITerI fF ~. B.-.i o.. hs.nr.u firs and
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07

FATAL ACCIDENT IN A SAW MDh-Aagust
Stein OF No O. roomest, was Instantly Aled o. atli-
av bv piece of board which flew from a circular saw
anil sfruck him on The head. He was Il yearS Of aye
Coroner Ranney held an inquest