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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED..

In this city, Sept 8. by Rev DR. Boswoyth, Daniel
Hill and Miss Emma Hig rims, both of Portland.
In Boston, June a. Abnsr l. Lowell, L \, OF
Phipsburg and Miss Ada Lee. of Bath.
In lie wiston, Aug 81, Henry Frost. Of Leeds.
and Miss Clenentine Chandler, Of winthrop.
In Portsmouth. NH. lug IS. John Pollard and
Miss Emma Ellis, both Of Winslow. Me.
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.nrr1.r NoTIC Es.
Nard !!
stop. Drun.~a

sPFRANzA, an italian prepai ss' II s.n hy
the appetite for intoxicating Liqus "a one Don.e
administered with perfect safety I'm
r. THOMAS G. LoRING, Drugghh
Cor Exchange and Federal Sn ,ins
Portland. Aug. 25-d3w
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FORT or PORTLAND.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. knight, Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang. Roix. Bangor.
Steamer Scotia, kimball. Augusta
Sch Exempler. tBrl Dawson, hisboro NIB.
Sch Gen Lyon, McClond, Mt Desert.
Sch jesse Benton, Sellers. Penobscot.
Sch Laurel Thompson. Bristol.
Sch Sea Bird, Wallace, Calais for New Haven.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Willetts, New York-Emery
4 Fox.
Bareue Artemises lChilisn, new. az tons Kelley
Havana-Geo Hunt
Barque Lucy Mills. lBrl Parker, Hayana-John
Lynch Co.
Brig snow Bird, lBrl Gaptill. Matan1as-Isaac
Emery.
Sch Reindeer. tBrl Good. Maitland NS-A d Khid-
den
Sch Aired, tBrl Higgins, Horton NS-master.
Sch George Deering, PiEkhAm Pictou-master.
Sch 4 y Lewis. Zee, Phila4elphia-Edw Waite.
sAILED-wlad W-BTig Rebin, and others.
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De. j. W. ksLLEy. will be in attendance at Dr.
K. ID. Chsmberlin's Office. pa Congress, Tuesday
and Wednesday. the 18th aud l4th OF SEPTEMBER
He presorbes for all diseases. especially chronic
long ssand.nE. The sick are Invited to call. Once
advice ffes.
Dr.. J. W. Kelley is the only surviving Founder Of
the Analytics sy stem of Medicine. Ills med eine il
sold in Maine only at the above Office. None senu-
inc without his signature.
Sept S-diws DIR. JOHN W. KELLEY.
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Death of Horatio Fox Smith.

Resolutions on the death Of Horatio FOX
Smith, a member OF the Glass of '65 OF Bow
doin College.
Whereas our beloved Classmate and Friend,
Horatio f. Smith, has been suddenly removed
from US by the hand Of Death:
RrsoLvEp-That endeared us, he was by his true
rnanliness high social sharac err and superior endow
ments Of mind and scholastic ability the Class Of % feel
on his dscease deeply their loss and that OF the
College aud will not tip mourn his unfimeiy death
REsoLvEp-That his association with the army OF the
Union purely the result Of the prompngs OF his pa
trotic nature and that the sentiments he uttered WITH
lis dying breath "Dulce ct decorum est pro patTa mor
had in him a most noble and brilliant exponent.
REsoIyEp-That feeling do that with his life vas
exngushed Of the brightest lights Of our class, We
will ever cherish the noble and patriotic sentiments which
influenced him and be alike true to ourselves our Class
and our imperied Country,
RrsovED-Thst sympathizs most fully with the be
reaved family. and tender to them these resolves
slight expression Of deep affection for their and
brother.
&. r.. Brown, Committee
C. Fuller,
JoHs D. cOrrOs, Resolutions.
= The prospects Of the cotton crops in Mid
die Tan nessae are rood
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WeSihrnak.

The unconditional Union voters of Westbs ook are
requested to meet at the Town House in said town,
on Thursday, the Tth inst, at O'Clock p. NJ, 10
next Legislature.
Per order Town Committee.
westbrook, Sept. 6, 1s64.-d&wtd
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Notice.

4 LII persoIs ere hereby cautioned against harbor
n log or trusting the OF the British ship
Fayorite, from Liverpool as d hts OF their con.
tracing will be paid by the Master or Consignees
septS dSis JOHN STAIN, Master
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Brig Biliow from Calais for Baltimore. With car
go of lumber. before reported captured and disman-
tied BY the Tallahassee, and aiterward towed into
Newport by tie L cutter Miami. has been hbeled
for salvage By The L Government aud bonded.
Her cargo which is in COCA order will be re-shipped
to Baltimore.
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Senators.
canseriand-GEoRGE W. wooDMAE. Portland.
SAMUEL A. HOLBRO0K. Freeport.
GEORGE PIERCE, HARRISON.
DAN'L L. RICHARDSON, Baldwin
sdeascoaoia-JEREMlAh DlhGLEY ,JR.
pa.srafaosis-ELIAs ). HALE, Foxeroft.
r.,adahoc-T dOMAS J. SOUrHARD, Richmond.
PETERBOROUGH n. BRADBURY, Sprin gfeId
AUGUSTUS ID. MANSON, Bangor,
LEWf5 BARKER SteIson.
Kenasbec-J0SEPH A. SANb0RN, Keadfeid,
JOSIAH TRUE, Lilchheld.
CROSBY HINDS, Benton.
F'ranklim-CORNELIUS STONE, Jay.
W1lao-wILLIAM McGILYERY.
ELIAS MILLIhkN.
York-ESREfE IL. BANKS, Biideford,
ELISHA III. JEWErF, South Berwick,
Luther SANBOkN. Parsonneld.
Ksor-- Il. LUDWIG, Thomasion.
JOHN Is. WALkk Union.
Liacota-EVERErf w, SfErE0N, of Damarasct's
II sacock-rHoMAS WARREN, Of Doer Isle.
EBES M. HAMOR. of Eden.
shiagfoa-LEWiS l.. WADSWOhTH, Jr.
SAMUEL ii. TALBOT.
4roosfook-PARkER 4. BURLElGH, Lnness.
Oryord-MILLIAM III. VIRGIN, Norway.
THOMAS CHASE, Buckfeid
SoHersef-DAvID ID. STEWART,
JOHN 3. TENNE1.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NOnEo.
WE. the undersigned. Ship Masters and Agents
w for owners. hereby agree. that and amer the
nrst dav Of sebtember, 1861, all Cargoes laden on
board for the Island Of Cuba 81 III be delivered and
received along side within reach OF vessels tack les
excepting long lumber. which Is TO be toxed 10 the
s4ore by vessels crews according 20 the custom Of
the principal ports in the Caited States
Edward cooling Robert Dgey
J. ii. Narney, Samuel Poe
,. u DAVIS. shnbal Nerryman,
Jamss l.. How. j. finkham
William Anderson, Henri T. Gregg
Benjamin 5. True, James Bsin.
John Berry. q G. DALEY
Joseph Meuni tort, james IL. hutchinson,
joshua roland John W. Crowthsr,
George y. Coxgins, John v. Kepney
Lyman 8 Clark Lewis Mitchell
Andrew J. Pettengill, A. b. " ekbcr
Walter w. Lcok, Walter Merriman
Thomas Means, J. Gilman Reed.
Thomas L. LIBBY, c. W. Davis
Ienry G. Small, ". A. Marwick
Charles Merrill, David keazer. Jr.,
William Ferris, Edward Hall
D. Afherton, featon Hais,
Roland YORK. Ross Sturdivant,
Caarles twyer. s. y. Randall
william i. BOYD X. q York
Greg. erosion, McGilvery RYAN Dzyts
E w. Clifford, j. s. winslow
Elisha wheeler, Charles Littlejohn,
Charles Bartlett, Charles H. Chase
Portland. Sept ls6i awed
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LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
EVERY sHKEr WILL
XIII n Quart of Flies.
BUTCHER,s DEAD SHOT,

FOR BED BUGS.
The Only Sure Exterminator.
Sold by II. II. HAY, Druggist. junction Middle and
Free Streets Portland special agents for the State
Of Mains. sspsdSw2w
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SAILING or OCEAN srEAMsHrps.

HILLS EoHu AB. Syn Eurociy don = 2l7 tons
coal, to Kerosene Oil Co.
Sch Exempler-l7I tons coal. TO Kerosene on Co.
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To Let,

IA two or three, located in the upper part Of the
city. Address RENT, Box AZ Portland L. o.
Septs
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

Brig Kennebee 3i3 tons, bull, at Bath in ls62 and
now at New York. has been purchased bY Capt G h
Chase and others. of Portland, and Capt Geo Mus
tard OF Brunswick.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

The Union voters Of Cape Elizabeth will meet ut
the Town House, Thursday, September 8. at
ave o'clock in the afternoon, to nominate eand
data TO be supported Tor Representative to the
State Legislature.
Also to choose q Town Committee for the ensuing
Per order Town Committee.
Cape Elizabeth Sept. 9Th, ls64.-dtd
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LAUNCHED AT Yarmouth sth inst, from the yard
of Messrs J 4 J Seabury tine ship Of about 1900
tons called the Detroit" she Is owned by Blan-
chard Brothers, OF Yarmouth.
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Board.

A FEW Boarders can be accommodated at No. a
n Adams Street, at u per week. sspts dlws
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State Election Monday, Sept. 10.
FOB GOVERNOR,
SAMU Ell CONYs
OF AUGUSTA.

For Members OF Congress.
sst Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
III Dist-SIDNEY PERHAM, of Paris.
81 Dist.-JAMES G. BLAINE, of Augusta.
4th Dist.-JOHN II. RICE, of Foxcroft.
9Th Dist.-FREDERICK A. PIKE, OF Calais.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Union Caucus.

~ Carriers Of the Daily Press are not ailoiced
to sell papers on their routes.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST., PORTLAND, Ne,
A. q. DA WIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1864. mayI2d6m

Buy YGGr Stationery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street.
81 per dozen, or rs cents each.
xsAgsnt, wanted, address L. DRESSER. Port.
land, Me-, Boa la,
s5glsd4w
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- Gen, Hunter has been relieved at his own
request, and is succeeded by Gen. Crook.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

e The Pennsylvania coal mining companies
are importing laborers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

Sngadahoc-JoSEPH NJ. HAYES. Bath.
Peaobscof-kZRAC q. BRETT. Oldtown.
fraakiin-SIME0N IL. LOWELL, Farmington.
Watdo-SErH L. MILLfKEN.
York-CALEB &. LORD, Alfred.
ANar-GE0R6E TH0RNDIkE.
MISUNDERSTANDING q. DOWNES,
4aroostook-S. l.. STAPLES, Houltsn.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

ough investigation of the
Mutual Benefit Life Assurance System,
BY the aid Of later reports and Official documents of
the hi ghest character. from Commissioners appoint
ed aud paid by the states ofNew York and Masss
chuselts-parties wholly disinterestod-hsss at length
consented TO take this General geney and saperin-
tendance of that Institut for the state Of Maine
with q bureau Tor portland a.
No. Exchange Street
on the same floor and in the same building 50 long
occupied By Mr.. John Neal, their representative
here for twenty years.
BY .esep,.-s ,lis Agency, the undersigned !,
PAM for which he has operated withea good degree
OF for the last two years. But his ju5tiaea
tion IL, that he cannot serve two masters .--tbst
where systems aud results diffsr in hat so deeply
concerns the people of Maine. he can only recon-
mend what he believes TO be the best and his
soas he thinks, Tor choosing to make this chang,
will BE- found both satisfactory and conclusive witA
his friends with parties insured ~ him and with al
choo.s to run their eye over the following lite ms
carefully compiled from the latest Official reI orts of
the Insurance. Commissioners.
Gross Total Amt Amt assets over
assets Insured ali liabilities
n NJ y Fin Life a7os.sss'a ssiss,iS5 ss.o2s..5
Ai ins l saaA as aSis isss khP lse:
Mu. Ben. s44o.57s,75 slI6.50o sF4..50 G5
n. 7. Lifs lS5s5Lss 2Ss.s5o 225.5346 Ga
The real dg. reaee Of cost to ths assured is shown
in the annual DIVIDENDS or returned pre- nums which
are here given tor the last five yesrs.
1888 1851 1861 1861 1851
Nut Rent Is pr ct 45 CT 50 pr CT 80 pr Ct 50 pr
n Y. Life Opr ct5) pr Ct 30 pr CT % pr ct IS pr ct
Another essential item TO be considered in this
connection Is the fact that the Mutual BENEFIT al
ways pays its dividends in just four years from the
date OF the pa ment upon wie II is declared while
the y. Y. Life averages six and half yeaFs-ihis
difference of time in favor of the Mu tua beneEt will
briag fifty per can't dividend at simple interest up
TO ffy-seyen and half At the time when Ii will be
due from the latter Company. Thus IL is seen that
the actual die srenss in dividends is 81 IL IS. or
in other words that II costs annually sl3 - less on
every 500 premium paid te insure in the Mutual
Beaelt than in the New York. The same 10 true, in
fact. In eonsaF.gg the Masua. BeHslt with most 9th
or companies.
These facts given because the discovery ofthem
were the sole OF the caange in nay relations 10
the two companies
WARREN SPARROW. State Agent
Mutna Benefit Life Insurance Co.
Portland Sent 1854
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Cam,erland-GEoRGE w. PARKER. GerhAm.
PiscataQais- yEMErI, sangerviie.
SIoad1hoc-PAiRICk h. MlLtAf, Bowdoinhsm
Pssobsc ,s-JOHN H. WILSON, Bangor.
Ksane6,c-JOHH HATCH, China.
Fraaklsa-SEwARD DILL. Phillips.
w std,-ISRAEL *. GRANT.
York-RICHARD H. GOING, Acton.
Kaax-S rEPHEN W. LANGHrON.
Liacofa-FREuERICk KENT, Of Bremen.
gashiagfoM-BENJAMIH w. FARRAR.
Are0sf0ok- -P. NJ. BRADBURY, HoultoR.
Oxford-HoRATI0 AUSTIN, Canton.
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- The prospects Of the cotton crops in Mid
die Tennessee are good.
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Commissioners,

Ceaberland-cALEB A. CHAPLIN, Bridgton.
a sdroscoggin-LkE STRICKLAND.
fsiscafaqais-BEkLIN BRAN.
agadahoc-WfLLIAMW WAITE. Bowdoinham.
foeaobscot-ASAhEL w. MCMAHON, Edington.
KeRaebec-NATHANIEL GRAVES, vienna.
Fraakia-CALVIN ID. SEWALL, Chestervills.
Wakdo-GE0RGE W. BOWLER.
1ork-DLEMENf l.. MULDRAM, Wells.
Knor-RICHARD X. WALL.
an scock--WM. III. SARGENT, of Sedgwick.
WashiagGoH-E ?HRAIM T.. DORMAG.
LiacoIB-HIkAM W. PARTRIDGE, of jefferson.
Ar00stook-r. c. BERRY, smyrna.
Orford-N0AH q. HUBBARD. Hiram.
lSomsrsef-CHANDLER BAKER.
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sagadahoc-pdos MOUSE. Bath.
Peaobscot--JalaN E. GODFREY. Bangor.
Ke saebec-h. n. BAKER, Halloween.
Fr1akIia-PHlLLIP NJ. S1uBbS, Strong.
pvaido-JO5EPh w. kN0WLTOk-
York-EOWARD Il. BOURNE, kennebunk.
Kaox-N. r. TALBOT.
Haaccck-PARhEk TUCK, Of Bucksport.
W1shingfon--J HAN LiPfINCOTT.
Lilac, ia-JOaS ii c0NVERS =, OF Newcastle.
<roostook-HENRY Il. D0WNES, fresqus Isle.
.S0mersef-JAMES q. WAUGH.
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County Attorneys.

Fise1faquis--A. g. LEBRoKE, Foxcroft.
Keanebec-LORESZ0 CLAY. Gardiner.
lork-INCREAsE s. KIMBALL Sanford
Htsc pck-EuG enc HALE, of Ellsworth.
Washiagfoa-cHARLs S X. WHIDDEE.
LiAcoiH-JAS0N g CARLETON. of Mhitedeld.
Araostook LLEWELLYN POWERS. HoultoH.
01ford-WILLIAM w. BOLSTER, Dxaell.
Somsrsst-wILLIAM FOLSOM
Register OF Deeds.
Piscataquis--MARK PITMAN.
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Registers OF Probate.

observation-disclosures HUMPHREY, Portland.
ladresooggin-GEORGE d. WooDMAE.
Psscafaqais--ASA q ATCHELL, Dover.
Sagafaaoc-ELIJAH UPTON, Bath.
Psa96scof JOSEPH BARTLETT, Bangor.
Ksan. bec-JosEPH BURTON, Augusta.
WaIdo-B01AN T.. FIELD.
York-GE0RGE II. kNowLTON, Biddeford.
Ka0x-OLIVER q. HALL.
M ssesck-G GORGE A. DY Err, of Franklin.
WGshiagf ,H-MAS0N III. WILDER.
Arsosfeok-L. o. PUTNAM, Houlton.
Orford-JOSIAa n. HOBBS. Paris.
.Somersef-STEPHEN d. LINDSEY.
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Tho undersigned. having been led into more thor
ough investigation of the
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

tamberiand-PETER K. HALL, windham.
Aadroscoggin-fSAAC q. CURTIS.
PiscafaQ a3s-CaARLES Il. kIMBALL.
Szgadaaoc-HENkY NJ. B0vEY, Bath.
Psaobscof-A MBR0SE c. FLINT, Bangor.
Ksaaebec DANIEL PIKE. Augusta.
Frdaklia-LEONARD KEITH, Pennington.
WItdo-ASA A. HOWES.
York-ALBION X. GLE, Alfred
kaor-ALDEN SPRAGUE.
II tncock-WA. III PlLSBURY, Of Bucksport.
WIshiH gfen-IGNATIU SARGENT.
Liaeofa-ANDREw LACY, Of Miscasset.
Aro5ssook-sAMuEL BRADBURY New Limerick.
rJord-WlLLIAM A. PIDGIS, Paris.
golaersef-LILAS w. TURNER.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-08

Tie circulation ofthe Daily Press Is larger
han any other Daily paper In tie State, and
.'ouble that of any other in Portlond.
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Attain IN Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 12.-Gen. Lyon Cross:
ed the Cumberland river with his command
day before yesterday ct Yellow Creek
about 20 miles below ClarksVille- His
force is reported to be about two thous.
and Ave hundred. When last heard
from he was moving towards HoPkinsville,
KY, and threatening that place. II he at
taeks, the garrison being email, it will be
compelled to fall back to a stronger and
more secure point
Breckinridg e's position seems to be in
doubt. loyal gentleman whose reliabilt-
ty fs vouched for says he is at Sparta,
Tenn, with about 10000 men. This gem
tlemau speaks Of Whist he knows, and the
facts indicate that Breckenridge intends 70
reinforce Hood, aud If possible to reach the
main rebel army, but the portion OF our
troops under Stonensn and Burbridge in
dictates that he will have difficulty In form
ing q junction with Hood.
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~OITY OouNoIIs.-A regular monthly
meeting of the City Councils was held al
the city buildings laSt evening. The re-
port of the Water works committee, and
the report of the committee on accounts
read and adopted.
The report of the committee on the Fire
department, including legal opinion FROM
Gen. Wheat as to the right of the city to
occupy certain public grounds upon which
the 4th ward hose house is erected, was
read. Gen Wheat is of opinion that the
city has right to occupy the grounds:
The committee on Lights reported that
they had received information from the
gas companies of two or three cities, that
the companies aforesaid have assumed the
payment of the government tax upon the
gas consumed in the city lamps and CITY
buildings. The committee, therefore, re-
commended that the prayer of the Wheel
Gas company be rejected, and the recon-
endation of the committee was adopted.
The Committee on Police made report
accompanied by a resolution authorizing
the keeper of the county prison to receive
from the City Sergesntor his deputies with
out compensation, all persons arrested at
ter o'clock p. M, and detain them until
9 o'clock a. m. following. The resolution
was rejected.
The Committee on Real Estate asked
authority to sell the old Reds Hose House
and the old keg factory at auction for cash.
A resolution comforting this power was
adopted.
Tne application of the United Fire De-
partmeut of the Baltimore L Ohio Railroad,
for the privileges enjoyed by the regular
city companies, was referred 70 the Conn
mittee on Fire Department.
The bill of Robert Luke, claiming $40
for damages to his hacks in consequence
of the Zane street bridge being out of re-
pair, was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Alleys for report.
The petition of the United States Tele.
graph Company, asking the privilege of
extending their lines from their Office on
Main street to the McLure House, where
they intend to start branch Office was
granted.
Mr.. Hildreth offered a resolution pro-
posing the appointment of the usual COM
mittees to distribute coal to the poor.
The resolution oocasioned some discus
sion and it appeared to be the general
opinion that the distribution ofcoaI by the
city, in the present condition of the banks,
would be the most expensive charity she
could bestow, and that il would be better
TO appropriate money.
On the other hand, it was argued that
the city could as well spare the coal as her
money, and by furnishing coal from her
own banks she could get it for six cents,
while if she bought it she would have to
pay ten.
The subject was referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
On motion the Council adjourned.
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New York Market

KEW NOAk- DsesebsF -
COTTOH-FhmSrSu a rather more dOins; 81 sc
I - for middling ....,--,,-,-.-
apd rsther mors dang; SO 9OSl0 = for KEtFA stAls
and 81 90 for Trade bTand1. marEst elos!ng QiiSt
Included In the .AloS 5000 bblS EEtra State will
WaisKT-Rathsr 6ruaaT; western SlSaSlSA
WHRAT-QaiSt and StsaSy' No. ChieaEo ePrinG
BGRLEY-0aiss and heavy 81 sasI 091S 'Of
oGTs.oSsasS GssSdy and closed hsay At 81 GO
for Western
COEFEE-Firn bat quiet.
sU6AR-stssdy; MuseoTsdo lsJ69sos.
MJLASSE-DuIE
PEfROLEUM-Firp; Crude bsSf6E Rsaasd n
bond sSa:6-; kshnod free S6Sg1e-
POKk-Ope1Sd Emsr with tar demand outelcled
heaV,; So f0E 1s69-S mes; So sbSS ~ lnT lso-A
mess cash and regniaFUay, elO.ing ~ ~ ~, cash.
$40 so for prime mess. AlsO 300 bbls Dou mo1 iog
Jan and the Last half ef Eco bgyoTis SD sslleF's
option, e si294S; 1890 bbls 1881 mg-a. lnT Jsu-
myers OPtiol, eco O09tO 50, and 1859 obs prime
mess same delivery, sGl.er's OPtioo, ~ $50
BEEF-QuiOt aud hsaTy: Gaiss 10 bbls - as01S
pTUTf1uT price,. Beef hams god d MAID - H.
CUT MEATs-stoady; l63SSisK for shOulasEs aDA
1891 for hams
BACON SIDE-Firm with EaiF demnnd 81 9oH
fer Cumberland cut; 2O9S0H tor long cat ban5
long ribbed and lolE Gear md Eerg ehoteo talg
clear for Jan. Peb. and March e 2lX.
LARD-Stoldy ~ 9IG241fes
BUTtkR-Quiot and Bges1y - 20 ~ S9eef1-
CHEESR-UnehaAgsd; sAtos - 1884
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S-AMoAG the enterprising business
houses of the city We know of none more
worthy of the patronage of the public than
the clothing establishment ofsteiu Bros,
of which Messrs. Beans aud Guggenheimer
are members. This house is especially
worthy tho attention of country mer-
chants. Many merchants have heretofore
purchased their clothing at the east, and
have hardly ever done more than "tix up"
at our houses. 1t is now established be-
yOud a doubt that all such can purchase
their goods here not only upon terms
equally advantageous, but upon better
terms than they can in the East. This
house makes a speciality of the manutac-
ture of shirts. and these articles have a
reputation which always ensures for them
ready sale. They are large and long,
aud are excelleutly made out of the very
beat material. Their facilities for making
custom work are Rot surpassed by any other
house. Those in want of merchant tai
lorlng goods will End 1T to their advantage
to give this well known establishment a
call.
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Waahinptnn Rpecials.

NEW YoRK Dec. l3.-The Commercials
Washinton dispatch, says of Gen.Warren's
expedition and the destruction inflicted on
the Weldon railroad, there Is no doubt the
loss of this important avenue of connection
will result in great inconvenience to Lee,
and probably lead to the evacuation OF
Petersburg. he Is now dependent upon the
South Side road for supplies.
The Posts Washington special, saysi
Gen. Banks testified 10 the Louisiana cleo
ton case To- day, saying that the election
was fair, and that the voters generally
participated. Admiral Farraguts fsg ship
With the Admiral on board arrived in the
lover bsy this morning and subsequently
came up 70 the city and was saluted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-14
New York Cattle Market.
HEW YOH, Dro81bGT

HEW HOEks Deoe1oer IL
The current prices for the week all The nartUas
are e. follows.
o sEs SIS Sg9 e. Gs.s ss g 9 s ::
80 OO6lO %.
COWS 4 CALVBs-1st quality t609I6. ordinaEJ
lk955; common t850Gt, infoTiOr So,e,S5-
VEAL OALVkS-lSt quality pr -. lS54Sl55S
ordinary 1l6IsG common IO1f0Iies inisTal'r io,o
.dEEP AND LAEBs-ExtuAs SssIO o. pr heaAs
prime s. 6O4G; ordinary e5SGs common - boolss
SWfNFSI-Svv corn fed ISEk0iGs = n; IIEht aua
medium IsIl6lS5<e Etin fod J3z0lS5fe-
The remSfSabIs change In the sOAGhsr has GTeas-
Cd an active enquiry 1oE Beef O1ttls, undsf ShleS
many sales Of extra Cattle. - high - Ne Eas
bulk Of the sales were ~ 12e1loe.
Hogs active And prices " ere dee dedly higher.
1hs total receipts all stock ~ All th8 uardl -
this week and last, were - follow:
Total BesveS, 6s2Iei Cows, So We CaiFos' [ssSi
Sheep aud Lambs. ,tsS; sWino, 2l!951.