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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-02
BY Electr1cdtv

Ky 1lecCr1C1
The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with JOY, and with the agility and elastic
tty OF youth; the heated brain IL cooled the Frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness TO
strength the blind made to see. the deaf hear and
the palsied form to move upright the blemishes OF
youth are obiiterated; the accidents Of mature life
prevented; the calamities Of old age obviated and
An active circulation maintained.
L A DIES
Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomachs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; ;
dizziness and swimming in the head. with indiges-
ton and constipation Of the bowels pain in the side
and back; leucorrh9a Tor whites); falling of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, pclypus and
All that long train diseases will find In Electric
ity sure means of cure. For painful menstruation
too profuse menstruation and all of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity is certain
specific and will in short time restore the sufferer
to the vigor of health
EY-We hare an Electro Chemical apparatus for
extracting Mineral Poison from the system. such rs
Mercury, Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds who
are troubled with stiff joints, weak backs, and vari-
Gus other difficulties, the direct cause of which, 10
nne out Of ten IL the effect poisonous drugs
can be restored to natural strength and vgor BY the
use Of from i've to eight Baths
Once hours from o'clock A. u. to P.M.;1
8; and to 8 r. II.
Consultation Free. iyl4 isedt
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MORE AGENTS WANTED
To Canvass every Township and County in the 10y
al States of the Union, for
nEADLEY'S GREAT NATIONAL
History Of the Rebellion !!

tsoLD ONLY BY sUBscRIPTIoNl
Among the many Prominent Men who
have Patronixed this National Work,
nre the following:
A. LINCOLN, President United States
Hon WIN. II. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
Hon N. BLAIR, Postmaster General
Hon s. p. CHASE, Secretary Treasury
Hon L. NJ. STANTON. Secretary OF War
Hon. GIDEON wELLES. Secretary Navy.
Hon J. p. USHER. Secretary of the Interior.
X. TANEf, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
J. HOLT. Judge Advocate General
Hon FRED p. STANTON, Ex-Gov. Kansas.
Hon PETER PARKER. Minister to China
Prof A D. BACHE. Supt. u. s. Coast Survey.
GEO. HARRINGTON. Asst. p. NJ. General.
q. W. SAMPSON Prest. Columbia College.
J. "A. GRAHAM, Register OF Treasury.
N SARGENT, Commits. Toner of Customs
J. c. UNDERWOOD. Fifth Auditor.
j. MADISON CUTS. Second Comptroller.
B. T. FRENCH, Commissioner of Public Buildings
RICH ID WALLACE, Mayor Washington, d. c.
Ex-Gov. DUTToN New Haven
Ex-Mayor TIEMAN New York
Hon RICHD,FROrHlNGHAM Historian, Boston.
Hon J. d. PAILBRICK, Supt Pub Schools, Boston.
Gov ANDREW, Mass.
Maj Gen WINFIELD SCOTT
c. pop,r .Nnruso~,
Maj Gen GEO. b. MCCLELLAN.
Maj Gen +. A. BURNSIDE.
n! a.ss. !. BUTLER ! ~.
ma nS lent sen ax" w nn,,
Hon GEO BANCROFT. Historian.
Prof slLLIMAN. Yale College.
IN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE OF THE
Washington Marine Inns. Co.,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. 40 Pine Street..


-,.u NEW YORK, January 18th, 1884.
CTATEMENT of the Company,s Affairs for the
~ Fourth fiscal Year ending December 3lst lss3:
Amount of Premiums outstanding 3lst
December, 1862, s5s as6 II
Amount of Marine and Inland Premiums =
written from Jan. lst to Dec 31st 1863 $50 1919 "a
s43s,6s rs
Amount marked off as earned
during the year, sa35. Sl8 80
Less Return Premiums, n, s0t IS
- $50. 9I3 81
Aadintefest received and due, 5,l25 80
- s3l6, 038 "a
Losses paid and ascertained, Sl7l,55l IS
Re-Insurances. Expenses Tax-
es, and Commissions paid, $3.50 SO
Less Interest Dividend of per
cent TO stockholders, and
per centto scriphoders, paid, 1926 09
S24s, 1877 II
The Company had on the 3lst December. 1899.
the following Assets:
United States Government Stocks and
loans on stocks. bonds and real estate 400 202 al
Cash on hand and In bank, 81 y0g ri
Bills Receivable and Uncollected Premi-
ums' and claims due Company. ssi, s24 46
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Maine Telegraph Company.

FuNiiE stockholders of the Maine Telegraph Com.
IL pany are hereby notified to meet ut the oEce Of
the American Telegraph Company in Bangor on
TUESDAY. the sixteenth tl6thl day Of February
next at ten l0 O'Clock In the forenoon TO act upon
an ohsr OF the American telegraph Company to
purchase the stock of the Maine Telegraph Com
pany, under the provisions of their lease 10 said
American Telegraph Company; and
act upon any and all questions growing out Of
the provisions of said lease.
BY order of the Directors,
WA. r. MERRILL. Scores AIRY.
Portland. Jan. rs, 1864. jan26 d3w
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TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician,
No. N Clapp's Block,

CORNER 0FCONGRESS AND ELM STREETS
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent
ly located in this city. During the eleven months
that y 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
tienfs in so 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 cured we will
doctor the second time for nothing.
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
one years, and 10 also regular graduated physician
Electricity perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
In the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
In the head. neck extremities; consumption when
In the acute stages where the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofula hip
diseases, white swengs. spinal diseases. curvature
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis st. vitas Dance, Deafness STAN
mering or hesitancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
hon constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every that can be presented; asthma, bronchi.
It's structures OF tho chest and all forms Of female
complaints.
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Fer Ceuxhs. Cslds and Csnssnpslsn.
Il highly approved medicine ever discovered If
has stood the best Of al tests. Time having hsd an
unprecedented sale Of nearly forty years. Il Il
nent cifizns. the Press. the Trade In tact By III
who know II. For certificates. which can be etyen
to almost any extent, see wrappers to each bottle
not ent rely satisfactory Price 30 cents and 10 the
large bottles much the cheapest. Be careful 70 GET
TER CO., Wholesale brugRists Boston. Scli n
Portland BY dealers generally
H. IL HAY, Druggist, corner Middle and Free
streets. Wholesale Agent. dsc8 49,
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Near the Post Office,
tFOX BLOCK)
NO. 81 Middle street,
Still keep up . rush to their
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

Why should the people of Portland and vicinity
not trade a place where they can buy rs CHEAP
Is In New FORK or Boston, and where they can pur-
chase DRY GOODS on the most reasonable terms!
Those who have given them trial usually come
oack again and remain standing customers, thereby
showing eonclusiyely that b fair and honorable
treatment is BY them highly appreciated.
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"It is easier to pay a small price than q
large one."
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lrr.nAr. Ane. % laei-p.m.


| Cold continues weak and the dspo i.ou 20
se among tle peoils g. r.ater than wiea tho qu,ts.
toa pa. 20. Ihc bTels down pa. d.sarfanfci com.
moTeil calculations seriously and many merchants I'D
irldesl o. lli kinds az steadily moving towards hs
point who're they canr0; riy ff'ir iclts with ther
property Ibcls.t riee made upon .Lc f.reo. va &C.
followed by rapid fluctuations. daring which is los %
quotation On 81! was made Tie c!Dling price we.
-gft s-ocfs on the street wese very Ju and heavy.
A. The stock Exchange Government Bonds were ~
lower Registered o. I5.. l09aigJ; Coupon C.. 1881,
IL oiosl Coapon 5-ls iO. olJ.' Certificate. giiq
90. state Bonds d1n TENNESSEE "a aoleCo; Misoud
e. 81 ao7! Canton @aJI! Delaware and Hudson
Coh 30 Pennsylvania Coal 90; Central Gonl q.
American Col 60 Cuubc.!lnd Coal CosdO!.
Quicksilver Mining Co.. slice. Atlantic MI.
Ie1olsf Pacific Af., 2sOa21 Central An. Tan.
oil. gJailo New York Central I.e. @H.. Efie
Railway. 100, olo9h Tie pI,Nrcd Iig4ll0l. Uul.
son Eisor, 100 100; Iichisou Ccaiml, l5+.s
1885,; MlMg'n S,ltboIn. s5i@s5l-.he guaranteed.
H5.alicii Illinois Genital. l.7!Ql2 Cle,eiaAd and
rilsJuIg IIClauOii North Western, 53la5a.
-,he Procured s.ae1l; Cleveland and Toledo.
l250leGs; Chicago. darlington and Quincy. ~
Prairie IN CHEN, c-uej; Font Wayne. llo4 ouo.i
Terrc Hanis, GD-the pryiclrel 73e7t. Toledo va
certificates. 4 .di7i. Government Stocks ar lower
Coupons OF 1871 selling at 1917 md 80 Coupons a, l0o
but no was bid .ot the latter atci the call The AL IN
Cold and Sterling accounts for the decline IL great
m,osuIe. \ gool del froirn biyinr wax based upon
thc rate of exchange and the on in lint direction has
Cancelled good nnny ofdois Which in good tine
viii De- renewed. The Ic.Um ii tlo currency
townlds specie wil. not Do foand az areumDni
against tbc national credit 90. wiz stimulate larger
orders. Ike Six per cant Bonds Of tie United States
ure the mos. eud valuable raiionalo5 10
existence, aEd vii! ~ no distant day sell high IS
when the Treasury commenced 90 "a, The old drhl oG
In Railway bonds and Bank shares there is little doing.
There Is disposition to pre's sales IN lielpr. % Coh
stocks, but there is market ioF thon. Railway
Shares upon Il very moderate business arc lover, and
buyers not abundant. People have had currency 81.
fation folly imposed upon them tha. largo class
argues that Hallway shares must fnl equally wh gold
aud besitases to buy until this Ia accomplished L. I
very certain that there ara Spectators ready to tcp
In and arrest tie In.
Money among Stock houses is abundant al
cal per cent and upon Stocks loaned lower rate, are
made The wants Of stock houses gre small and fnd
no adequate employment for the amount ofcup,t4l 'oc
ing Temporary The continued decline produced I
and the stagnstOn In imported gods dmiHi.hes t.c
to buy merchants paper. snd iii rates are
expected.
Proposals for 800, 900 "Volunf,er Soldiers
Family Aid Inrt Bonds. No. TO-" authorized b. tie
ier'aturc nni ~ "a ordnance Of he Cospsaaa4.u.
" slssso ~ ", Cog,s W. sS.ls .sllss4eR. ..
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Eo's falling "a of ay sasc buzz and closes very un.ss
Ted The .sle, saoo bus. nel.anr teo bu: chisssl
5.!3; 1900 bra. Amber do, at s227qf29Oi ~ go b,a
Rcd sserne It slsoG s133 Hooe bus Amber do. g, n
s;hern nO. a. s5ss RSs !. da ard vrics. are scSs
nal st siooa =lss Bsil,y and barley Ma srs insctTs
3 md hey 'S e% l me , ' .n, =, I ss'. sso c .s "
ars and western assts Co Cora i sf, -; .c,ss
.. q Sa '.sf a. for % 4 %..s s' a
r.. rps NE :. quiet, 'h, supPy 'sir wss' are
end I'D.
noPsAre ia rod demand isr bone u.-, ,ns the market
and taste. for god 10 choice.
LUMSEsmLs... sE'acs ;.s r,. only In uod-r.is
MOL i,stsA mod" ,te r,ia dsmsnd prevail. Al frulc.
ton 900 hb sut half b1s cwOsans sod for solc dla1o
N1vAL sroRFs-N description. are c.., b, nd, a.
ere without esou'ir cnins- yet the nrset 4 du snd
e" "y vari lover rssses osis TO the gre, 20
O.Ls-Liu.esd sdn snd heavy At ~ Coasi s. for r,y
si,i ca, +se only "a TSa ,e az ana = rss2.s p.
sern1. lardO on s. i-rs sod % sspe,.'dr@.
CA s mis demand aud is ann u ~ siasi O. k.o
plDllsOvs TIE Poh rlri. oieueA dsn DO, /.
ue.d a. Wy u-ii.ri, nu' re I'd WITH lIi.s a. "a
ln sI' Of me i'r " n.csrnt Tor fn8re aer fyrs
he., oo, al 200 b.s 20. d6 at sllg 1io ..irs
cifc' "p lni i' i.'., - - .-. ~ uhls 4s" ~ ID
DO. since ri1ars 10 So eossr ga 'a ar o. ..
Mes end -ii 81. l1 hin Mrs. hs,f qut sn4 0osf
= n' e. PLAN Nsss AID 80 o9esll o0 ior fsf. fs.
Ii'r' BE-, "a heef nd laH' sig eal asd nola -
I.rf. c. Hf.Is rf0 srafHH ..I aut a1Hf cd. 1T g.
..l shoIi,rfaf lii. iarl 10 u0, heavy, ald t. n.ff
n- l,n. ied 40 ae u ~ fr. d'ta buyers o. I1f .,
o. lth ID sf lfrU ffr at q
Iurrsn an CHrfsf-t..s nIrftei erihos are.. /. 20
c.nrifay up..' bg ihf l..t. .e-'ins n Don pod
ia.o a.,' QIais 4ai ~ l.a' nouufi soan ~
lala hove blrI l0. I'd 'o ID, t sio'ttsf ifH U4
NNI f.1I Iff r... N.f H..i .a I.tf & ..tI cool
lnli 0n Nrar.i. sInilf.na
RULIIE--lhs n.. I.f s d.I .ni ierff.d
s7.sf reported ai l'nft. 'n. tf.ff t.ar 90 g..
Do ..ai sia 4.a1a. "a d. 900. hap ts s ,ie. .t ~
If.fH
ntr-ws isrr of naii.ns 20 d.y worthy ofroii'f lf .
rtUi- fi..,n Wv H.i. f...s ia riss.rr I .sfs.
feeds ..d m. nI..t.t lfn.s.i-L i.ush a. go. ss
slOht.-I.. .lsfie l ial ga ..a.ai' he DO =
RI s.I|H Ir.. rIHI IH NI.... .I. .I I.ft
.I.l. .F...I $50 f.| N .IF pr
Dos. .rH If.. h I..f s.e 0ff ~ iH
IAIINN H.IIf aN t.H'I .F'
a.Hr |r fHI fU .f| '''f
...f' .f..I. H .I.I I .fH I'M iIff
.f .f ..It.. fm |. H.ff "I fH 's
I.f HHI. fn. Toll f.
a. I... .ftf .f.ie .IH tl HfiII f liff
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EzpoErlD rOr 4ns y. y. rnrsus &

1,nriless-CArlTrtLr hHPoErID FOR THg y y. TEisUSE
TUESDAY,, Aus 30.
hsNsrhe ma.'e' e. -ii' ei',oi, aud the absence
oi fiAs puresrr eH3,l J., nominal.
tDiIDt -il'. 10 tlr or nothing doing and prices
owrf ar hrryy hoout .i0the late qi0.ed .or AddDgs
l.f f.f nf present ~ bod. q, .y uoiuiunl.
COZ lEt-N. he-t % 800 ino, tent Ia any description
and rls. entirely nominal. The stock Of Rio IN Che
~. in.t-Hu Dy Me.a4N ~ scott Son. IS Ii7l.
ra.s embracing ls.i ia ho fos-, All 1900 bass IN Bei'
mo.
FLOUR fND MEiI--rhr usrsct for Ststs sud Western
Hour l. much dcIrs eel sni under further decline in gold
and 'tcls e. fcr To-. a. ~. per b5L lower which
.chble e low and medium srar- the bust
however & ir a. Lo concession. faiy bauds arc
e,s,i but holders d. rot pfe-. them the market. Tho
'n.r. la,"1 BIZ. ~ p125G b95O Tor hupr Inc - 81
ast,0 ElG'sf fiI srei ln 100 iNjlf. fancy ste
giurfG lnGiar he low yrra,s Of Western eEiri ~ %
liiI Jos f'Iur Ohio Hhich - not p.ntN g ll.isD
$3.50 r. Irid. fii itfry brands md s'iruc .1N ler
10. Louis estfas. canadian tDpr s ou.i nf wefy I'VE fo
forty over. -tle- Of 90 bnit r'40 icfp TO
clnaii4 60 4r ssi.a, nni aio5l4 i-' TO. y rd, aud
funig hranA. s'u'isg florr ip A.if % Is 81 si
lc 90 d. lrr BILL lower TIE sales re ~ hal % vilr4
90 iaf ,lu,mor 10 ~ extra isfr .' ii n'rt ruf
{, 500 Tor isi~ snd fsulf 'i-ir' fle 'err i'
d %, rd h.fsy aIes.i =. nb. a 90 .na F. ''.n .esl
l. rl.1 h.t 4.ns,t ,.'r. Of ,mliis. i.. n - .N.
or lis-- is .'s-ss. i- ..f iIe r.f.I 60.
~ do.d m. rse.s.' ,bs:si 'nsu," end sc As's %
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s,ffrgINu iNTaatS0rNcn.


H.r .r.f f0 lI..I . .'IHH' 49,.
0.4 l.nI NrIrt I.altI4n a. iff ~
d .l.I. H#Hrlf p. fHlf
l.. n.r.Is.i if.e.is. nfHft D NHs
1913 ibfer.. tHfi N.l. u. 900 hf1, D. rsf'i.as
n.. g. e,.a.i 0nll cor.t Esvry ia'rhs. a
n...m.Irfl f.I.f.fI Urrf Al lnr.s.r
r f.sf iiI r.rn rHr. Oaatsaaps ',.tss
sI. W.n.I.f r ..ari r.r.f 81 Ngi0~.
Nn |...H H0.. e' .fI'ft
she Iaf If0nf.I. rfIf....0
H.lr I. ls. .i.a fI.rrI.. O. % 10 n1Tf, O. ~
i'.Ir Hf.nI .,,Ina. toi..n $3.50. |iI ., p tl.f'
n.HI Howard HflaaI fr'.| ..H.Hf 40 tf "a. i'
f.IH.. O.. h. fear'i 90 VOL, I.lh. o. r. ~
N.r Ifff.pI.e Mlfatln a. IHr..faH. r ~ g. .i.. 90
5000 D4a fs.1a, Dya M14fioan, c.
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CITY ITEMS.

BULLS HgAD.-Ihe Cattle Market closed
lower than opened. the total supply for tie week
reaching The large number Of 574 just abont the
oeps oi the corresponding week last year. when prices
were &C. per H. lower than now. Sheep ere plenty aud
cheaper while hogs though IN increased supply are
higher, owing TO greater demand this cool weather
See particulars Ia our full report.
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cDRnNlnsIsorlsrs.-An inqnest We yester

CORONER INQOIsTS.--A inquest was yestcr-
5sv bell h, Coroner Wi.doy ct the kew-York Hospi.
tai OF the body Of RehaIa Bang whose death ~ss
~ ged - A rcltcr in the employ Of Messrs MUIR.
r"y = DIy,s. No IS Broadway. and While engaged IN
d the hf.chway on the above date bale Of woolei on
him from one If he upper stories, wh the result 0bo'e
s,,ed lie va aged 40 raars. and leaves widow aud
two children who reside in NOstrGnd avenue. near DE
Aalb, Brooklyn. 90
Coioncr Collin ycsfcrday held an inquest al No. -
Vg.t Thr, ninthstrtet on tie body of John BOzkie-
VcZ aged wears who WIS over on Monday evening
NJ .se cornc Of SixhfNcrue and Thirty ninth street
car No. ~ If the SiXth-lycnue iinc, aud instantly
killed. David j. Moore TIE oYIvCr OF the car, wa ar
rested bul subsegus ty released II being shown that
the occurrence accidental sud through no negi'
yenco Oh hls pait.
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rrsr M orrTCFps

Lierie1aui c 'raudiue-George a. sioveuA
Aetinr Assistant SurseoL--Loui- Michel
Assistant Pssmasi-I--De0rfo a. Lyon.
&c ia Master and Executive Odicel-Geo g. ". Eva,
ACTIN tDs.sl-Aiezander D. Campbell
AcaDg Fnsi.r.-JuiLes !. ksue.
4 c n- In gtl--Joln Bartlett, j.
Acitg ku.'rn--Alr1aHdfr ". Harlow.
Fir. fsis.alt IN gin,f T-1eorg }. barry.
Srccrd r-ineer-W. j. Slustl On.
AciIg md Eniseer-Henry Gp.'orey.
Ac.i ur bird tuginoer-t arceliguo keisz-a
81 sfeqs -irtc--t lsre. IT. Smith.
Actin. CunreE-ie4Iy P@ffrs.
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'&S..IEai.s,
StnT.' to to

MADISON UMyERsITY.-At the recent Com
mencoment Of Madison University. a. Hamilton. the
following degrees were conferred
a. NJ, ilOGOgAsY -Iiev. J.. VI. hcrriman; Rev. l. II.
Woodruff, Of Saratoga Springs \. /. Wiley. Busling-
ton Iowa.
ID. D.-Rev. 5. j. CfessTcll plo3elph1: Rev San
Talbot President GRAM. lie UuiycTs.iyi ROY. w.
5. Mixes. NtW-lO.k City
Ii. D.-Gcoree Wm. Cnrtis. NewYosS City, John
Heb. Great RftIsin
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.fe.4s.fp ktrn. Cfslv Farrrs 'isrre- n Lors 20 ~
..ft I'd. ma I'd t.. tisu.F. sssf -
i.i ...fs. o. ID fn asI r.frh steamer I'd. o. HH'
..il - rs.a. .taorao .fsio lof Jcf.sys Illnl ..
U4 rl.lr. s'.aa ..ll to.l.r.t b.. ~ t
.e lnrI N.arlfes a. 3 &C., ROY rt q. d.. 'n Hist
F.-i.l
rfr in~f }. MT ifunff tfr b..sn'fF, 'i-'e 70 f.
nt.ft ...
.aeff 'ol'.'o a. lf D., i.ii' 20 a. h4i' -'i r''s-
l' d. o .. ......
'-'. fhA .tt ~ AZ .hi-'''Pi'a' ''.t- 10
'a. tr i''.- N-'
'ti.i Df4f-t' f.iiaofei t'''pi ni'-. 70 T. t' '. Z
rlA .
steamer re. N0-bins, b alii'roA y Apsfs q f- -
DOL Iir'd
ship ls.l~.a f.'er. 'nlIF rN i'fl viil Ht.f q
lngss CO. Iaa ahi fI'...a. .lllr a.4 D.iIl .n q.
,,smi f'i. --' A''. ~ - i.'i-
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A RrcH PRESENT. There ia now on exhil,i-
ton az Tiffany Co.'S model in detail q Tho etosmcr
Commonwealth, Of tie Norwich aud Nov York line.
WITS acard sitsehed IN which is the following.
~. ure.,,td foC rpt J. W wun,ns iv lis
f.f,0ig M b. nd ansgneG ~ Y. ID. rcnion. s. v.
p.rfe wo-.f, i... : ~ 81 rsld md siigef--eer
tsias .. o,l,ft -.af =. sta - e.sie.s ~ f.rr-
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BROOELyN ITEMS.

Two MES FOUN8 DROwNED.-Ihc bodies Of
two unknown men were washed ashore Yesterday To-
Gowanns bay al the foot Of 18th street and the other
1T the lot OF 1fth.strcct The fret was man about ~
years ol age of slim make with dark brown hair lie
had or white fannd shirt. striped purple rYcf.hli
dork mixed pauis ard brown Linen coat 1helody nnd
beon in fhe water fer about weeks. Tic snco'a va
a. man shout &c feet seven inches b. hclt af about A
years ii 1-e. TIc lad on brown wooden pants. wlie
shirt and linen coat Both b0iies vcfe sent 70 On" dead
house lof idcnlhcaton. By order ~ Coroner Aoris.
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Iocni Military Matters.

RtiNFDkC EMENfS FOR IHE ARMY.
large number OF recruits. substitutes ard
eonvelescents particularly the latter ors eyeiy
day going tlrOlgA ths city roufe for Cen. Grants
ermg. fha whole number Lafe been es.r ted no the
L. :. Qlarterioasefs Office t. be not lcss than ono
thousand daily. about four hundred Ct whom ore conya
lescens fIom tho various Hospitals Of tie Last pro
nOunced BY the pysc % Do IN FOL duty and there
fore gent forward 81 join the army While here zen
Gezyc1sing at BeOoes Island.
THE DR. twill 1T BIZ POSTPOEEDf
Atp!cseIt nothing II certain about the drah but
tainty On the ore hand Ar. B.uuts claim f0T 3dt
OF the twenty five tiou-and men enlisted n The navy
Is before me War Department and or the other the
various Provost Marshels ale making eli The necessary
preparations Tor the drawing; Out yet official in
iimatOn hos reached sly as 10 what The decision u
the authOfis viii he. SiOud IL be.lecdod % enforce
tue draft II is BY means certain thgt il viii take
place on The Jtb Of September, although 80 Urls are
being made 10 have III 10 readiness Tie tt3&f3 - Wig
no. Net becn made up ard several .<0Ipo - to the
quotas having vet 70 he decoed IN SX&1h~ We ques.
ton OF the dsythe credits Or naval enistmcuts I'm.
der sny circumstances, tie County Volunteer Com
nittee hope that Urge deection from quota viii
result from their efforts.
Very few ounieers now offering to the Srporvi.
sOrs Committee the whole number enlisted by them oa
the neY can being legs than sthousaud, While about
thousand substitutes have been obtained BY the Provost
Marshal Gnd rather moro than Is thousand being re-
cruited in excess Of the previous call leaving about
twenty thOusEBd now due from the City Unless tl rs
reduced by revision of tie enrolment lists or crcli.
for Our naval eLLstMouts.
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4 CENT EMAN'S II BN-OUT For SALE,
Consist Of rs.r Of b-auii ny Ponies. We r'c.st
and 0 great s,.ou and bssayj warranted peue,iy toins
auI lr Also Lislt Cover u r1td WAGON, 'coei nafi
warranted bv eebrAei cry maker, together ~ Wish
.t hffurs is0nGoie at khan, uA. mat Ge, all comliet
aEin o. most hTrds0Hs ef'1bstseats IL gr ~
81 -rai ted 'Hd ,od only ios r'ason that the owu's
, Gig o. Europe. Gan 80 s1en at III Clinton Place
&C. Ht....I f.h a'i ofi sverr0s.
s.W. ngSDAkp, JL. JIs eTsss~as.
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refurn OF the Pnn,oosuc.

TIE United States steamer P0ntoosuc, George
\ Stevens. Lieutenant Commanding. sydney. q. b.,
25.h s olzved yesterday ror. unsuccessful cruise
Ate. thc tallahassee.
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fAdvrrt.-mentl

IJsp OF faRRNoioGy.-It answers the qucs-
,ou "Wt e,n dot,di" Can suoceed IN Law, Neieine
or Divinity AZ Merchant Meehsnie, Former Navigator
q, Aristr eoirrct examination viii answer, and serve 20
M, the Rish, Man in the Rg, place" Full written charts
ivon daily by NeiIs. Fowler wills go broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-31

\ INATT IN|"NNNIA 'W'TANI'-"-| V"II-
pauy les hoen formed I'm Bsoolbn for toe purpose ~
in-irir = agnin.t - draft The Cumpify stars With
an ost.ihr cpitsl of E 010 ard proposes o. insure
ncaiutf the draft on the ioAoVing terms
ler @.U'. asubsiifric Tor ycar. ar ~ c1.l.
Ifr $780, or faI
Fm GO ~ or eiNJ
The officers Of che Company are o.. fnlloas;
Beltrlp Trsesarr-John T. SPIDER. Se.-ra,y-'io.a
-. Lawrence
Tie Office OF the Association is NJ No Court street.