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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30
Our Contest from an Outside stand-noint

Here at home, in the heart of vigorous
campaign, men are liable to b g blinded nv
prejudice, and TO take distorted views, and
perhaps do injustice to their opponents. Not
so with those standing outside of the ring.
The following from the St. John Courier
shows how an Intelligent outsider looks upon
our political contest:
There is now in the North a strong party,
which is daily growing stronger, DESTROYS of
raising the question of peace or war at the
approaching Presidential election in tie
neighboring states, and from the tone of the
lead ng Democratic organs, we infer that
nothing better can be done, they are not I'M
willing to accept of peaceful separation from
the South. Proposals have been made for
general convention, at which the question
may be discussed; and as it is well known
that the South will agree to nothing less than
Independence, the party opposed to the policy
OF the administration must be prepared to
surrender
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30
From. Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Sept. II.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Rosseau
to-day. The telegraph lines are cut both in
Tennessee and Alabama and Nashville and
Chattanooga r. r., south of Columbia. There
are no trains running south of Nashville.
Sept. rs. Evening. Owing to the cutting of
the telegraph wires nothing has been heard
to-day of Gen. Rosseau or bis command.
1t is believed that desperate battle for the
possession of Pulaski has occurred or NAV even
now be progressing,
The rebel forces according to the latest ad-
vices had advanced their lines preparatory to
an early attack upon our troosp to-day. The
fact of the telegraph wire being cut indicates
the belief that there are parties in the rear of
Gen. Rosseau's forces. The wires on the
Chattanooga r. r., which were down to
Tullahoma have since been repaired and are
working through for the rest of the distance.
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From james River.

NEW YORK, Sept. 80.
The Herald's 10th corps correspondent
writing on the 9th says yesterday while
Secretary Seward, Senator Washburn and
others on a visit to Gen. Grant, were ap-
preaching Dutch Gap, the enemy opened with
the Howlett's House Battery, and as the shell
fell thick, and fast about the party, the Sec
rotary suggested that inasmuch as his weapon
was the pen, he was unable to cope with the
rebel batteries. Thereupon the boat return
ed.
All reports of the rebel government evacu-
ating Richmond are false. 1t is said that JEFF
Davis has gone to Ca, to head off Stephens
and Brown in their efforts to restore the
State to the Union. The situation in that d.
rection is considered critical and Davis pres-
ence is required. Hoods army too is report
ed to be greatly demoralized.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.
After careful inquiry it cannot be ascer-
tanned that any Importance is attached in Off
cial circles to the rumored peace propositions
from Georgia.
In consequence of unavoidable delay the
printing and numbering money order blanks,
the system cannot be put into operation be-
fore the middle of next month.
The time for receiving proposals for the
Mail steamship service between the United
States and Brazil has been extended to the af-
ternoon of the 10th of October.
1t may not be generally known that the
pay due any soldier in Southern prisons can
be had by their wives on presentation by the
latter of the proper vouches to the pay de-
partment in this city. xggr
1t is believed that Admiral Farragut will be
Immediately transported from the command
of the West Gulf to the North Atlantic block
ade service, and that Admiral Lee will take
command of the fleet in Mobile Bay.
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From. the So,.th,ces,.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept %.
IA carrier Just arrived from Gen. Rosscau,
with dispatches to the effect that during the
night Forrest withdrew his whole force from
the vicinity of Pulaski, and he is believed to
have crossed the Chattanooga Railroad.
Gen. Rosseau reports the rebel losses during
yesterday night at about two hundred and
some twenty prisoners captured. A small
rebel force s at Lynnville.
The Colonel commanding at Columbia, tel
egraphs that small detachment of rebels are
near Columbia, intending to strike the rail
road between there and Nashville.
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The Rebel Adeance into Missouri.

9 fT ST.. Louis, Sept. %.
Gen. Ewing was ordered to evacuate Pilot
Knob, but the rebels cut off his communica-
tons before he could get away. a..
Gen. Rosecrans is assisting in Organizing
the Militia, about 10000 of whom are now I'M
der arms, with independent citizen compan-
les, make quite formidable force.
Mr.. Barnes, telegraph operator, who left
Pilot Knob disguised at noon yesterday, ar
rived at Desota to-day, and reports Ewing
had concentrated his troops in front of the
rebels.
The rebels have captured some property inl
Shepard Mountain, and are throwing shell
into the Fort and doing some execution.
Col. Mills was attacked at Mineral point last
night by large body of rebels who were re-
pulsed. Our troops subsequently Withdrew
to Desota. ~
Potosi was captured by the rebels last night.
Gen. Smiths Head Quarters are still at
Desoto, where he is receiving reinforcements.
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Cepture Of a .Blochade R,.,,,,e,..

BOSTON. Sept. "a, Z
Prize steamer Matagorda, alias Alice, cap
tured Sept. 10th by U. s. steamer Magnolia,
arrived here to-day, She was from Galveston
for Havana, and was taken off Yucatan Banks
after chase of five hours. She has a cargo
OF $50 bales cotton, and is an iron side-wheel
steamer of about 500 tons. is quite fast. and
was built at Wilmington, Del. After her cap
ture she was sent 10 Key West, and her cargo
being OF SO great value it was considered pru-
dent to send convoy with her, and the U. S.
gunboat luka was selected for that purpose,
arriving here this morning in company with
her, 1883
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Ne.c York Marhet.

NEw YORK, Sept. 20
Cotton; sales 1O7 bales at rs for middling up
lands.
Fiour-sales 5000 bbls; State and Western 100
zoe lower; State s 5000 CO.. Round Hoop Ohio
10 O001l Is; Western 5 300l0 Is; Southern-dull
sales 40 bbis at 10 S0@l4 90; Canada 10025c lower
sales 20 bbls at 1901 TO-
Whsat-2a4c lower; sales SO 900 bushels; Winter
Red Western 2 00@2 O2; Amber Michigan 02@2 o.
Corn-sales $4,000 bushels; mixed Western,
Oats-lower
Beef-quiet,
4112t s-'0 1890 = -
nard-firm; sales $500 bbls at l9J@2le.
Butter-heavy; Stale at 37G46c
1T8 w DD-' y -' ~ wv
sugar-guiet sales GO bids Muscovado leIc.
Molasses-dulL
Naval Stores-nominal
Petroleum-saes 1900 bbls crude 39c.
Freights to Liverpool-dull
Wool-dull.
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PORTLAND And VICINITY.

Near Advertisements To-Day.
Low Prices-Feachtwapge Zunder.
Grand Fruit and Floral Exhibition.
Auction Sale-E. NJ. Patten.
Auction Sale-Henry Bailey & Co.
u. s. 7-30 Loan. ffE a q
Business and Stock for Sale-Ezra Carter Jr
Cantion-AUstin b. French.
House for sale-r Brigham Bi.hop.
Pear Trees-J. w. Adams SO
House for Sale.
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Runsors of Evacuation of Richmond.

NEW YORK, Sept. %.
The Worlds Washington dispatch saws it
is reported by several rebel deserters that
there are indications of the evacuation of
Richmond. Virginia troops, however protest
against it and would mutiny il DONE Sever
al Government workshops have been closed
and the machinery moved South. When
they left Richmond the machinery of other
shops were packed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

A FAST FEMENINE.-A charming young
widow who was living in fine style at St.
Louis hotel, and whose ladylike department
and Conversational powers had secured her
a number OF male friends from among the
most respectable in town, was recently visited
by detective officer with search warrant
for $500 diamond ring which she had stolen.
This article was not only found, but in search
ing her trunks and boxes, a large quantity of
Jeweiry and about $15 900 ia greenbacks were
also discovered. The young gentlemen who
and other tokens of love, etc., were so shocked
on learning the character of the lady that
they declined to prosecute her, and advised
the hayward sister" to depart in peace
a piece of advice which she was not slow In
adopting. Worcester Transcript.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

HE Campaign in New Jersey is to be
waged with spirit, and the Camden and Am.
boy Monopoly win come in for some hard
knocks. The Trenton Monitor deals a few
heavy blows at our Congressional delegate
lending himself to that monopoly, and greatly
rejoices over the terrible reprimand admins
tered to him at the ballot box.
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from Charleston.

New YORK, Sept 20.
The steamer Fulton, from Port Royal 26ih
has arrived. The Fulton chased large
blockade runner on her passage home, but
gave up the chase at night, leaving the gun
boat Gettysburg to take care of the rebel.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

EDINBURGH REvIEw.-The July number
of this British Quarterly has been received
from the American re-publishers, Leonard
Scott Co. Contents: MIR. Fosters Life
of Sir John Eliot; 2-The Queens English;
3-Resulls of Post Office Reform; 4-The
History OF our Lord in Art; 5-English
Horses; 6-Public Schools; Life of Ed
ward Livingston; 8-De Rossi's Christian and
Jewish Inscriptions; 9-Eugenie de Guevin;
10-The Three Pastorals
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Fortress Monroe HOsDifaIs.

' HSHE undersigned will visit Washington and
Il Fortress Monroe Hospitals on business connect-
ed with them, the first week of October to return
Immediately, and wall attend to enquiries OF friends
Sept 26-d&w1w* VIM. G0OLD, Windham.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

TARGET SHooTING.-The guns heard yes
terday proceeded from the frigate Sabine.
The apprentices were practicing target firing,
and made some excellent shots.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

THE REBELS FOR McCLELLAN.--We are
In receipt of a private letter from an officer of
the Sixth Regimet, at Delaware Island, in
which the writer says: sour rebel pris-
oners,"-of which there are some 10000
"all go in for Little Mac; they say, if he is
elected, they will have their Independence,
surep And he forcibly adds, Most of them,
however, are just now, terribly down in the
mouth" admitting frankly, that Grant, Sher-
man and Farragut are fast using up the Con-
federacy. Lawrence American
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

FOUND in the street, Wednesday evening, a
large fur sleigh-robe, which the owner can
have by calling at the Press Office and paying
for this notice.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

A DutcI.man;s Reasons for refusing to Re-
jOice Shertdan's Tictories. M
NEW YORK, Sept 20.
Mayor Gunther has vetoed the resolution of
the Aldermen to illuminate the streets in
honor of our recent victories.
The Mayor, in ! il mess age, saws the victo-
ries are not considered Union triumphs by the
President, but abolition ones, and he tthe
Mayor cannot rejoice over victories which
are not Union victories,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30
Brig manznnilIa for sale

FNlHE fine Brig Manzanilla 1S5 tons, built in 1851
Il rates Az good, well found In sails rigging, sc,
is offered for sale upon reasonable terms For ar
ticulars inquire of j. s. WHIST OW
sept26d Central wharf.
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Portland BENEVOLENT society.

fENHE Annual Meeting ofthe Portland Benevolent
Il Society will be held at the office of the Portland
Five Cents SAVINGS Bank, No 1902 Middle street, on
Wednesday October 18th, at O'Clock p M for the
choice of officers. &c. MARTIN GORE.
Portland, Sept %, 1864-dtd Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

CoRREcTIoN.-In the list of Representa-
tiVes, as published in our issue of yesterday
the member from Lyndon, Aroostook county,
should have been placed under the Demo
cratic head. The correction was so made on
the proof, but the compositor placed Mr..
Doyle's name in the wrong list.
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$14,309.00

QUoTA OF PoRTLAND.-Seyeral men were
yesterday enrolled by the committee towards
the quota of our city. The prospect brishtens
every day, and we hope soon to announce that
the quota of the city is full.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

FTyHE private boarding house No. N Free Street
IL newly papered and painted Rooms furnished
and unfinished, with board.
Sept 2S-dlw*
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Business at the Provost Marshal's Office.


Up to last evening there had been examined
and disposed of at the Office of the Provost
Marshal the following number OF drafted per-
sons:
Baldwin, 4S; excused for disability, %; for
other causes, / held, 16.
Sebago. rs; excused for disability, 10; held,
10.
Bridgton, 81; excused for disability. %: for
other causes, 2; held, 80.
Harrison, 80; excused for disability, 81:
held, IS.
Casco, SO; excused Tor disability, II; for
other causes, 8; held, 81,
Naples, 60; excused for disability, 80; for
other causes, 81 held, 25.
Limerick, 5; excused for disability, A; held,
1.
Limington, Z; excused for disability, A;
held, 3.
In the towns of Limerick and Limington
the authorities were of opinion that they could
fill up their quota by volunteers, and few
days were allowed them for that purpose.
Yesterday SO were mustered into the SER
vice, including those on board the Sabine OF
these there were for the quota of Portland IL,
Yarmouth 10, Biddeford S, Otisfeld and West
brook each, South Berwick, Bridgton, Eliot,
Lebanon and York, 2 each, Shapleigh, Cum
berland, Pownal, Hollis, Parsonsfeld, Wind
ham, Sebago and Casco, each.
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20 The Mormon emigrant trains, en- routefor
Salt Lake, are said not to have been molested
during the recent Indian rising on the Plains.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.

official Dispatch from Secretary Stanton
WASHINGTON, Sept 20.
10 Maj Gen. Dix. A dispatch Just receiv-
ed from Gen. Grant gives telegram contain
ed In yesterdays Richmond Wing dated at
Charlottesville, which states that our cavalry
entered Staunton on Monday at 7 A. NJ, that
our forces were at Waynesboro, and that no
damage had been done up to P. M, but the
smoke indicated that they were burning the
Railroad track between Christian Creek and
Staunton. No direct communication with
Gen. Sheridan has been had for several da s.,
Couriers to and from him are known to have
been captured by gueriilas thatinfest the coun-
try in the rear.
Dispatches to $40 last night have been re-
ceived from Gen. Sherman at Atlanta. but no
movements at that point are reported. From
Nashville our dispatches are to g. 80 last night
The enemy did not attack at Pulaski but
took the Pike towards Fayetteville, and was
pursued about 8 miles by our cavalry. Gen.
Rosseau is returning with his infantry to
Nashville.
Desperate efforts will be made by the enemy
to force Gen. Sherman from Atlanta by des-
troying his communications. Volunteer en-
listments being more speedy than the draft,
all loyal and patriotic people should urge
forward rapid enlstments in order to reinforce
Gen. Sherman and enable him not only to
hold his position, but also without delay to
push on his campaign.
(Slgned) E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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ATTENTION is invited to the advertisement
of Messrs. Feuchtwanger & Zdnder, who have
still further reduced the prices of their extern
siye stock of dry goods.
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For. Bangor.

MlKA The good Sch ate Aubrey, Jacobs
tSHAglser master, will have Immediate dispatch.
, For fraishtappy to the master on board,
head of Long Wharf or to DIT. CHASE.
Sent 04-dtf
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AUCTION SALES.
Groceries at AuctiOn.
E. NJ. PArTEN. AucTIoNEER, p Exo6.1ra a.
Dry md Fancy Goods n, A.o,.o,,

ON Saturday, October LIST, at 10 A. M BROAD.
~ cloths, CassimeTes, Satinets, Alpaeeas iirers
Dress Goods. CloakiDgs, Dselies, Napkins. u ash
Damask, Hosiery, Linen Han dkerehieis, BalmoIals,
Fringes, Clothing, Edgingr, &c.
Hf ALSO,
An invoice of Letter and Note Paper, Cutlery,
Pins, Clocks, &c. foIa
Noposiponement. septzo otd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The receipts on the
Grand Trunk Railway, for the week ending
Sept. 24th, were $134, $4,000
corresponding week last year, l20I03O0
Increase, S14 303. 90
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

ATTENTION is invited to the notice of
French's Vegetable Hair Remover, in the
special notice column.
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Y0riOesS Items.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.
Tie steamer Bremen. from Southampton,
arrived tonight. News anticipated.
Gold closed this afternoon at 196, and at the
evening Exchange at ! 90 IA
HALIFAX. N. S., Sept. 30.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool, arrived
here at 2 O'clock this afternoon, and will sail
early in the evening for Boston. News antic-
ipated via Cape Race.
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20.
The wooden mil OF Sydney Solms, of Mana
yunk, was partially burned this morning.
Loss, 100000. Insured,
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U. S. FRIGATE SABINE.-This receiving
ship, which has been in our harbor some
weeks, has received orders to sail for Hamp-
ton Roads, and will proceed thither as soon as
the weather clears up, where she will remain
during the winter.
Weare informed that another receiving ship
will be ordered to this port.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-30

Richmond.
WASHINGTON, Sept 20,
1915 A. M.
To Maj. Gen. Dix. The following dispatch
announcing Improvement of our force against
Richmond has just been received
Headquarters, Chdpin's Farm, 1915 a. NJ
Sept. 49, To Maj. Gen. Halleck. Gen. Ord's
corps advanced this morning and carried the
very strongly fortified long line of entrench-
ments below Chapin's farm, with some Is
pieces of artillery and from 200 to 300 pris-
oners. Gen. Ord was wounded, though not
dangerously.
Gen. Birney advanced at the same time
from Deep Bottom and carried the New
Market road and entertainments and scattered
the enemy in every direction, though he
captured but few. He is now marching on
towards Richmond. l left for Birney where
the Mill road intercepts the New Market and
Richmond road. This whole country is filed
with field Notifications thus far.
(Signed) U.S. GRANT, 1t Gen.
+. M. SFANFoE, Sec of War.
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International Steamship Co.
Special Steamboat Notice.

ny reason of slight accident to steamer New
D England, the Thursday's trip of this week viii
be DELAY ed till Saturday. 9. G, EATON.
sept28 dad
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$e,4OO.OOO.Oo

Policies issued on the nonforJeiting ten year plan
as well as in all the other usual FORMS
Every considerate man who will apply to Life IN
sarGRce the same principles that would guide him
in making Other or in the gem ent OF
his business will assuredly investigate the adj
UdntGges of the Mutual Benefit So STEM illustra-
r. in the history of this Company before insutng
MS ME 10 any % 10y 20 a0 50 ne viii
the price Of his allure to inform himself
Rememoer the Dividends are so pea. cent, The
your policy; Dividend is paid YOU EVERY ~ ~ ~
thereafter, while the Undecided Surplus from wb;ch
all dividends are made is nearly 100000 lGr0er
Reliable Information in reference to ali a.
panies will be freely given at this Office, from Conn.
missioners Reports for successive years oo"i'
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RPOtatoes are selling in Bangor at 50 cents
o bushel.
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Political.

BURLINGTON, N. j., Sept 20.
The Democratic convention for the I'd dis
trict re-nominated Hon. Geo. Middleton for
Congress.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 20.
The Democratic State Convention met here
to-day. Col. N. Van Slick presided. The
following ara the nominees for Presidential
electors Sydney Brooks, Ariel Ballon, Anna
sa Spragus, Danl. Rodman.
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. FFICE OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,
NEW YORK. JANUARY %. 1894

-
FIHE Trustees. in conformity to the Charter OF the
II Company, su bmit the following statement of
its affairs on the Slst December, 1863:
Premiums received on Marine Risks,
from lstJanuary, 1868, to Slst De.
Premiums on Policies notmarked OFF
1stJanuary, 1868, l,706,sO2 "a
Total amountof Marine Premiums, $4,000, DOL II
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Risks; nor upon Fire Risks discon- .a
necttd with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked off from LIST JAN, l-l-
1868, to elst December, 1868, 1888 ,666 So
Losses paid during the same period, SS05,651 o.
Returns ofPremiuns and Expenses, 1852, o67 As
The Company has the folio wing Assets, viz:
Unit, States and State of New York
Stock, City. Bank and other Stocks, ss,4s2,ss1 80
Loans secured by Stocks, otherwise, l45O 700 90
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages, 1890 90
Dividends on Stocks Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages and other Loans sun.
dry Notes, reinsurance and other
claims due the Comply, estimated at 1O4,964 81
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, 3,278, 676 SO
Cash in Bank, 744.Sl3 So
Total amount of Assets, SO. 265. 456 50
Six pes cent Interest on the outstanding certif-
Gates OF profits will bo paid to the holders thereof
or their legal representatives and after Tuesday
the Second of February next.
After resef wing Three and One half Million Dollars
Of profits tho outstanding certificates of the issue of
ls6a WIN be redeemed and paid to the holders there
Of or their legal representative and after Tues
day, the Second of February next from which date
all thereon will cease The certificates to be
produced at the time Of payment and cancelled.
A Dividend Of Forty Per Cent. is declared on the
net earned premiums of the Company, Tor the wear
ending 31st December, 1868, for which oerfiieates
will be issued, on and after Tuesday the Fifth Of
April next
The Profits of the Company, saoertained
From the LIST of July ls42 to the LIST of
JAN, 1868, for which Certificates were
issued, amount to Sl4 32S $50
Additional from LIST JAM, 1868, to LIST
January, 1854, 2,6S0, 900
Total profits for 21t years. Sl6,95s, $50
The Certificates previous to 1852, have
been redeemed by cash, 800 210
Net earnings remaining with the Com
pany, on lst January, 1854, S5263 $40
BY order of the Board,
W. TOWNSEND JONES' Secretary
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House and Lot at Auction.

IN Tuesday, October 4th, at o clock P. N. on the
- premises, houe NO rs Federal street. It 10 or
Two stories, with good cellar and eisterns; In
healthy and central location, and an excellent
given Immediately.
60. % -. HENRY BAILEY CO., Auet'rs. q