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CAPTURE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER, LADE!
18th los BALES OF CSTTON.

9TH los BALES OF CsTTON
The following despatch was received at the
Navy Department this morning:
NEWPORT NEWS, March 3, 1s6l.-Hon. Gideon
W eHcs, Secretary of the Navy The small side
wheel steamer Scotia, was captured by the
Connecticut on the LIST instant, having run out
from Wilmington in the night of the 29th ult
Shs has 1cs bales OF cotton on board. Has just
arrived here for coal on the way to Boston.
S. p. LEE, Acting Rear Admiral
Com'd'g N. A. B Squadron.
The Scotia is paddle wheel steamer Of
about 800 tons. She was built on the Clyde,
purchased and sent out from Glasgow in the
summer OF 1863, and is able to steam - or ID
miles per hour. The Scotia belonged to the
Same company that sent out the Princess
Royal.
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EQUITY C0URT, JWdge WyEis.-This court ad-
joumed yesterday to Monday next
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Nor TAccINATRD.-The officers of the Metre
poiitan Police, whs were detailed to ascertaiu
how many persons reside in the District of
Columbia who hav not been vaccinated haye
made their report to Superintendent Webb, a.
follows:
WARRINGTON, Feb. %, isSi.-Number of
cases liable to taxa the smallpox in the city
of Washington and Georgetown:
list sub-district, Georgetown.......... Gil
I'd sub-district, Georgetown ......... ,aaS
Sd sub.district, First Ward...........l,T22
5th sub district, Second Ward........l,6 1850
9th sub- district Third Ward
eth sub-dlstrict, Fourth Ward. ,431
9Th sub. district, Fifth Ward.......... 923
Sth sub. district, half Of Sixth Ward. 1881
OF h sub- district, Seventh Ward. ......2,453
1Otdi..
No report from the 9TH sub. district, tho
county.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET,
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE!
Results Of Kilpatrick's Expedition

BE DEST ROYS THE REBEL RAILROAD COM
MUNICATIONS, AND ALSO CANAL LOCKS,
MILLS. &C., ON JAMES RIVER.
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VIRGINIANs The Resa.
pe T, III
hs CD 9Th st7h O'Clock in the rear hail. League
1t.s'' A'0"' 4e 4. Sin' asksis:rNE. seo., vuL.
0=sUNDAY EVENING SPIRITUAL MET.
STREET. between 9th and 10th streets Mrs. L.
Jesus about Secession its heaveD ly results
TIE good time csmiug. Will describe spirits at tae
cioss. Admission 10 cents. mh42t-
N~DED1oATIoN.-T FIRST BAPTI3T
Ss 70 rs S sst sn Ii s.s
on sunday, stu of March. Services at II q. m.
by the Pastor Rev. A. D. GILLETTE. D D., assisted
stssor t assisted By = Re7. Prof 81 s.
The public are invited. Seats free. NH 4-7t@
Ne THE ANNUAL NETTING FOR TIE
uS kexsooys VIII b be = held 4. l. At the Home. in
.. oeoes' It is hoped tat the msnSsrs Of the
A,sS s s,t and Gil who are interested will attend
nrREPUBLIcAN AssooIATION.-A meet
Us inspf this Association WI bs held It nnon
the .sa mat At ~ o'sloek. An Opportunity viii
be effered any who may desire to uotte with the
Ais'e eIsrassr, sesy. o HhUnTS mstas
n@sshIrasoNII4tN LIorUREs,;I;Prof: ": .:
IyEsiNa. M.rea AZ: at 5 e,siocs
psn VIZ and hoT
pepstuated; it's constant change; the study Of Ian
sn March
ton Of The process Of growth and change In Ian.
gusse; formation Of words By combinat on Of old
forms; change and development Of meaning; rate
cfErosres. Of these changes.
The public arc invited. Admittancs free.
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CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cdrtter.-This
conrfm this morning, but before proceeding
with the trial Of the "gold case" Alexander
agt. Sweeny and Huyck, it adjourned to Mon
day next.
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he PENETRATEs TO THE SUBURBS OF RIOH-
M0ND, AND HAS A SHARP FIGHT WITH
THE ENEMY WITHIN THE OUTER
RORTIFICATIONS,
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GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS.
~ WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
onion SETS.
PEAS.
BEANS.
CABBAGE.
BETS,
ROASTING AARs, &c.
SEID OATS,
sEED POTATOIs,
SEED CORN.
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY.
ORCHARD AND HERDS GRASS,
LAWN GRASS.
FLOWER SEEDS, &c.
A fun and complete stock, embracing all tAe
laIeat varieties Of
GRASS, GRAIN. AND GARDEN SEEDS.
Grown for my exclusive sales, snd selected With
great care.
p BARTHOLOW,
SIS Seventh street, between
Penn. avenue and Canal,
e25- eo6t Washing toD, d. O.
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SEED OATS OF FINE QUALITY-For sale at
- ALDuuH'S Wholesale train Aud Feed Dsoot
Depot. NH a Ct.
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bis LOSS LESS THAN ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY MEN
COLONIES DAHLGREN; LITCHFIELD AMI
COOK AMONG THE MISSING.
DARLGREN AND COOK SUPPOSED TO BE
PRISONERS

A report has been received from General
fitzpatrick stating Ii at he has reached Major
Gen. Buffers lines In good order.
He has failed to accomplish the object Of
his expedition; but succeeded in destroying
the enemy's communications at various points
on the Virginia Central Railroad; also the
canal and mills On the James River, and
other valuable property.
He drove the enemy into and through their
tcrtifications into the suburbs Of Richmond,
but not succeeding in penetrating to the city,
he afterwards made several Intellectual efforts
to reach the Army of the Potomac.
His loss is lees than one hundred and fifty,
and his command is in good condition Among
those lost are Ools Litchfeld, Dahlgren and
Cook. Dahlgren and Cook are supposed to be
prisoners. Litcafeld is either wounded or
killed.
Fitzpatrick penetrated within the outer lines
OF the Notifications surrounding Richmond,
and was engaged until dark with the enemy.
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HORTICULTURAL TOOLS.
PRUNING SHEARS AND SCISSORS
PRUNING SAWS AND KNIVES,
GARDEN RAKES
GARDEN HOES,
GARDEN FOLKS.
GARDEN TR0WELs, &C.,
And full variety Of
GARDEN TOOLS,
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
OF every description.
]. P. BAHTHOIOW
55S seventh street, between
Penn. avenue and Canal,
fe2g-eo6t Washington. d. @.
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A GRIouLTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS,
"A AND FERTILIZERS.
PLOWs,
CULTfv1TORS,
HOES,
FORKS,
HHOy8LE
SPADES. 80.
PERUVIAN GUANO,
PREPARED PERUVIAN GUANO,
MEXICAN GUANO.
BONE DUST, &C.,, DO.
J. P. BARTHOLOW,
SIS seventh street, between
Penn. avenue And Canal,
Re e5-eoct Washington City.
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NHW GOoDs.-Gea ats fine Dress and Soft HATS,
1 20 DkEss BOOTS Sswed and Peseed ;WALk::U
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS and HOES.
BURR l. BRO. 1888 Tth st.,
NH 4-St- under Dorsey's Hotel
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w REUM BOSTON,
Il he Regular Packet Schooner Martha, Captain
Baxi Ter, has arriv cd and Is now dischsr sing her
freisht. She will have quick dispatch for tns
above port; and freight ia zen at low rates.
HABTLEY & BROTHER.
80 and 101 Water street,
mf st" Georgetown, d. O.
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pLEAsANT ROOMS WITH BOARD CAN BIZ
nue. and Il st. NH St.
QOARDINA.-Good Board and pleasant Rooms
- can be secured at No. 81 Bridge st, GsorS
town. near Frederick street. The house has Dc.
EShtful location, NJ ing 1t very desirable resi-
dencs for spring And summer. NH 43t~
RQARDING.-AlAr large and cheerful second story
- Front Room 10 let, with excellent Board. in
the neigh borhood of the War and Navy Dsyart-
msnts Apply at No. 3ss Eighteenth ST.. bet:
A NY PERSON HAVING YARa 10 RINF-
ccnyenienees, can hear OF q good tenant by inquir
ing during business hours at Room No Is FEDERAL
Block or by addressing Post Once Box s4a stating
location. Improvements, and terms, NH l3t.
II Rom PARIs.
De Forestisr-Le Service Go l'Iufsntsrie Lsgsr.
Olounef-Memoires Sur les Principles de Ia st.a.
b,Izemar-systeme de Guerre Moderns parts.
Veeece-Traite de Art Militaire.
De lem loi de lInfanterie dams Is defense des
PAGES Fortss.
Csyol-Manuel de Decentralization del Corps de-
TrOupes en- Champagne.
Fonscoiombs-Resume historiqus des progress de
GaiiIard Ii Instruction Eur Ia FORTH cation de
Cam pegEe.
Htrstsgemes Militaires. 9yols.
Gardi-Instruction adressee aux Of6ciers din.
fAnterie.
Chatelain-Traite des Reconnaissance Militaires
2yols
Corresrd-Rscusil sur les Reconnaissance mill
Vial-Oours Part ct Historic Mitsires ayols.
mhS FRANCK TAYLOR.
-rOn mrCYr nrRAI rOor0
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MINERAL McCLELLAN,s RrPORT,

GENERAL hccLELLAN's REPORT.
The only authorized com lete edition of
McCLELLsN's REPORT OF THE CAMPAIGNS
OF TIE ARMY or THE POTOMAO.
Containing also, the report CT his Csmpaipns in
WESTERN VIRGINIA
Illustrated with maps and full index Price
g. 80. 0'
Copies sent by mail free of postaee
Just ed and for sale BY
PHILIP l. sOLoMONs,
mh4 ST 332 Penn avenue.
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p0TATOESi POTATOES
1920 Bushels of Prime Jackson Whites and
4oO White Mercer Patatoes.
Just arrived per schr Fulton and for sale in lots
70 SUIT purchasers. PETER BERRY,
mn ita s. Water st.. GAos aAtoyn.
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II 4 q M HOWN up.
The shar pest and !i'tsst of all the brilliant "a.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF POPULAR PEOPLE,
which weekly appear in
THE NEW YORK MIROURYN
The photosraph Of
BARNUM PRINCE or HUMBUQ.
ID now ready. 1t points . moral-in the lscture
room; and adorns . TALBOT hshy mermaid
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TWO SHOW WINDOWS
Apply at LANsBURG BROS 375 Seventh
street, bet. / and K NH q pts
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The su bscr;ber takes this method of informing
the public Of Washington and vicinity that be is
Tsaoy to undertake Gardening in all It's br snches
His len ethe ned Experience and extended practice
10 Horticu tHre induce q confidence to give salts.
faction to sll requiring his services Pruning
planting and laying out grounds attended to, BAT
isfactory references of applies ton WM FOR
MAGE residence on street north, between 5th
and 9Th SITS. Wxshin xton, D. c. NH 3t*
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RRIoKsn, bhlohsl 4
yhe unS gned have COZ roo build ing Bricks for
mh3-imH A n n RIC9ARNa
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
Compositors wanted.

ONE or two irsf class female compositors will
" nnd constant employ ment and the h ghest rates
paid In the city. on application at THIS OFFICE.
may2Sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

ed, marching to the tap of the drum, along
Pennsylvania Avenue on Sunday morning
last. They were homeward bound, and have
doubtless reached their native State. re-
member to have heard the remark, when the
regiment was raising, that the glory of those
who entered it would be cheaply acquired, as
it would probably never be called into ser
vice. The representation was as correct as
great many others made about that ii me.
The regiment came to the war l040 strong,
and has received at different times, 500 re-
eruits. This little band numbered l35.
Twice at Bull Run, West Point ,Gaipes' Mills,
Charles City, Cross Roads, Champion Gap,
Antietam, in the two battles OF Fredericks-
burg, Rappahannock Station, the Wilderness,
Spottsylvania Court House and Coal Harbor,
they have won glory-not of the cheapest
sort, certainly. They bore home five battle
flags captured by them from the enemy, OF
whom they have taken more prisoners than
the original number of the regiment together
with the 500 recruits who afterwards Joined
them. I. S. p.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN. Editor.
published at No. s2f EXCHANGE STREET, by
N. A. FOSTER d CO.
IT. GILMAN. Editor.

IKH PORTLAND DAILY PRHss is published at s8 .00
per year; II paid strictly in advance, discount Of
81 90 will be made.
Single copies three cents.
TIE MAINE 5rArE PgKss lie published every Thurs.
day morning at S2.0s per Annum, in advance; S2.26
II paid within six months and s2.6o, If payment be
delayed beyond the year.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01

TToHt UH HtetdyeHt Hfotner an htchlnouu 20
her son in The. .Aymy.
RICHMOND, April IL, 1864.
DEAR JAMIE II have just received your
letter and hasten to tell you we are all in a
starving condition here, as to eggs, cake, &C.,
it is out Of the question to talk about them,
our sugar is out and your Pa says he is not
able to buy any more, indeed, don't know
what is to become OF us, it is more than likely
we will break up house-keeking and 60 away
from Richmond. jamie you don't seem to
think how hard it is for your Pa to get money,
for you not only ask for box, but for money
to pay your mess bill, now how is that? II you
have your meat and meal, and they belong to
mess, you are doing better than we are-and
how do hundreds Of Others get on who have
no parents near them, think Of the money you
have spent since you have been in the army
and tell me of another young man who has
had as much. Oh! how glad would .be to
see you independent. am always willing to
do what can for you but then know we
are all coming to Poverty.
/ am obliged to stop-Now viii tell you
about the girls. This morning Susy Keen
was here and talked lots about you. She
said Miss Meenis wrote her word she had
heard from you, and you were in Staunton.
She is going to stay with Miss Meenis and
hopes TO see you. All the girls miss you
very much. last week we had a surprise
party, but nary a mouthlul to eat or drink.
Ellen Marshall was here &c all your pets, but
they did not stay as long as usual. Speirs
George was here. jamie he is not your
friend. many things go TO prove that to me &
believe most sincerely that he reported you
to Garrett and asked him if he did not. he
said no. but his manner said yes. Il no likes
Speirs he is a bad boy. the little Girl ia well
d is as great belle as usual. she says she
laid all her money out in vail TO keep the
young men from falling IN love with her, as
she does not want to cut out all the girls.
Lieut. Boiling q Capt. Braxton were here to
see her on Sunday. Willie is sick and looks
badly. your pa is not well aad 1 am too
lowspirited TO talk about. / must stop as
an sure you are tired OF reading my letter.
let US hear from you soon. All join in love.
your pa sends you $1,000.
Your Aiiectionate Mother.
p. S. have concludedpot TO send yon the
moaey until hear further news from yon.
The above may be relied on as correct, as
the soldier who sent it bears character for
honesty and integrity above rsproaeh. Win
field Scott Robinson who obtained the above
letter, is one OF the gallant few remaing in the
9th Maine, Co. K, and in connection with the
above, writes that he was with the soldier al
luded to above, when he died, and when the
letter was found upon his person. 1t seems
he was prisoner In our hands.
The letter was written upon a.half sheet OF
inferior greasy paper, and enclosed in an en-
velope of coarse brown paper. have copied
it, verbatim ct literalim.
Respectfully Yours,
SHARON ROBINSON, JR.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
CITY OF PORTLAND.

4 TrENTfoS Is called 10 Section 3s Of the or.
n einanc respecting Inferments.
II any person shall Be de-irous TO move out OF the
Cny the body OF deceased person for intsrment,
he shall make application to the Superintendent OF
Burials for perm ission 10 DO, and said Supers-
appear for Withholding the me. and shall attend
70 such removal In person. employ ore ofthe un-
dertskers Of the city TO attend thsrsto fenAv for
violation of this Ordinance not less than nve nor
mere than twenty dollars
All Violations OF this Ordinance win be prosecuted
according 20 law LOUIS BuNCE,
superintendent OF Burials.
Portland, June 10, ls5s--dlm
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Copartnership.

TUE undcrsigred have formed q eopartpsrshiP
Il pnder the name OF FRKgMAS Beornnss. and
have leased the store formerly occupied BY rwnshel
& Chauplin No. IS Commercial arrest. where th~y
propose to carry on the Flour, Tee ard Tobacco
business JAMES FREEMAN,
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
Portland, June e.-dev
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Rates of Advertising:


One inch ofspaoe in length Of column, constitutes
a"sQvARE."
sI50 per square daily first week; rs cents per week
after; three insertions or less sl00; continuing eve-
~ other-day fer Grst week, 80 cents.
Half square, insertions or loss rs cents; one
week. 800; 81 cents per week after.
Under head OF ANusEM ENTe, 81 80 per SQUARE per
week three insertions or lees, SI50.
SPECIAL NOTICES, sl76 per square first week,
per square after; three Insertions less, 81 rs
half square, three insertions, Sl.0o; one week,
Sl.2b
Advertisements inserted In the MAINE STATE
PRFss which has large circulation in every part OF
the State for 30 cents per quarein addition 20 the
above rates, for each insertion.
LEGAL NoTross AZ usual rates.
TRANSIENT ac " rtisements must be pSid forin ad.
vnnoe
BUSINESS NorIcEs in reading columns, IL cents
per line for one insertion No charge less than tffy
csntt for each insertion.
xX-All commit nications i1tended for the paper
should be directed TO the editor Qf the Press and
those OF business character 10 the Publishers.
Ey-JoB PRnrINs Of every description executed
vithdispatoh.
e. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
Copy of a Rebel Letter.

From an intelligent mother in Richmond to
her son in The. .Aymy.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
Lost.
Wanted immediately.

4 Agent of either sex In every town aud village.
IA TO ENGAGE in light and profitable business, by
which from $500 to sl2 per week be made. Per-
sous having leisure evenings can make fsom 50c 10
sl.O per evening. sample with fun particulars.
sent by mail TO all who enclose one 3 cent stamp,
aud address A. G. SPAULDING & CO.
juue2ld& wlms West HAMPSTEAD n H.
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
s2OO,OOO,OOO.

This Loan is authorized by Act of Congress OF
March 4th. 1884, which provides for its REDxMPrIoS
IN COIN, at any period not less than ten nor more
than forty years its date at the pleasure of tho
Government.
Unit its Redemption five per cent. interest is to
be paid semi-annually IN COIN.
It's Exemption from State and Local Taration
adds from one to three per cent per annum to It's
value.
The Rate Qf Interest on this loan, although but
five per cent in coin is much greater in currency
the difference between the marketvalue of euI :
rency and gold
As Rule, the FIVE per cent specie securities Of all
solvent governments always par or above, and
currency now funded in the National Loan. will be
worth its face in gold, besides paying regular and
liberal percentage to the holder.
No Securities cger great inducements, it is be.
leyed, as the various descriptions of u. s. Bonds
In all other forms of Indebtedness the faith or al IL
ty ofpriyate parties or stock companies separate
communities only is pledged for payment, while for
the deo;s of the United States the whole property
of the country is holden to secure the payment OF
both PRINCIPAL and interest in coin.
The Funded Debt OF the United States on which
interest ia payable IN gold, on the Sd day of March.
1861 s7Gs9s5 o0. The interest on this debt for
the coming fiscal year will be SIS ss7. .las while the
customs in gold for the current fiscal year,
endng June 9oh 1861 has been so far at the rate OF
over sl0Oo3o,ooO per annum, an amount largely in
excess OF the wants of the Treasury for the paymeI
/ Of gold interest.
These bonds may be subscribed for in sums from
/ $50 up to any magnitude. on the same terms, and
are thus made equally available TO the smallest lend
er and the largest capitalist. They can be convert
ed into money at any moment. and the holder will
I have the benefit of thc Interest.
4 The authorized Amount of thi, loan is Two Hun.
dred Million Dollars. The amount of subscription,
reported TO the Treasury at Washington, is over
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
u N L O N
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
INCORPORATED by the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Perpetual. Organized, ls49
DIRECTORS OFFICE,
CO State Street, Boston. Mass.
President HRNRY CROcKRR
Vtce- -PresideRt-DdNIEL SHARP
Stcrefdry-W. H. H0LLISTER
III. G.. WILSON,
General Manager Of agencies in the Nep England
STATES.
ASSETS, Slst december. 1868, SS5e ,OSS. II
Losses Paid TO date, $3.50 ,O50 90
Dicidend Paid in Cash TO date, $40, ,936.00

FVVHIS Company Offers peculiar advantages to per-
Il sons intending to insure tneir lives in SAFETY
and stability acquired in its fourteen years expert
ence; in iis which, without its capital OF
$40 900 amounts TO over threequarsrs OF million
OF dollars, being more than two hundred thousand
dollars in of It's liabilities for the
of a outstanding risks in the facilities presented
In Its accommodating system of payments OF premi
ums; in the large number, diversified conditions and
sured giving the largest requisite scope for the ope-
ration of the laws of average morality, and the am
plest guaranty to the insured for the benefits there
of; in the division OF profit, the annual apporion-
ment OF which having tor the past fourteen years
averaged Forty per Cent. ofthe premiums paid.
Policies are ISSUED upon all the plats usual with
Life Insurance Comp nies and at low rates is
consistent with 4 view TO equity and solyency.
Parties desiring Agencies in owns where the CON-
pany have none and those wishing Travelling Agen-
cies within the sew England States, Will apply TO
u. H. WILSON, 6f State Street, Boston, giving
such reference. information as TO age, present
and past business, as wi enable him TO judg-
ment in regard thereto. iunel4d3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-07-01
House Wanted.

WANfED 10 purchase for CASH, 4 convenient
w House suitable ior u snail fIHiiig, with usual
Price not to exceed 5000. Address Taylor at
the Press Office. mayl5tf
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S2J Reward! !!

CTOLEN from the subscriber Tuesday Even
~ ing. while in Pierce's auction room a Calf skin
Pock. { Book contsing eta in money, note against
Charles Hoagdon. Gorham. for SO. and enc against
Charles hooper for Sl2 The above reward viii be
paid for the recovery Of the property aud the deiec
ton OF the thief
Tune S.-tf GEORGE BECK
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BOARD.

CUrrS OF Rooms, with Board. can be obtained by
- applying Immediately at 30 Danforth street.
May llth. mayl2dtf
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Evergreen Cemetery.

VvHE Superintendent Of Evergreen Cemetery will
III be At his Office, In New City Bui ding. entrance
NV tie Street. from II O'Clock NJ. TO o'cioek r.
NJ every day, except Sundays to attend to any calls
in connection with said Cemetery.
Orders may be left ut the Office at any time.
ap2bdtoaugl II. G. BARB. Superintendent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
Eiln Mare afH

The editor of ihe British -smaieaa had a
conversation ~ith an officer Of the pirate
Tallahassee, at Kingston, Canada, and re.
por.s him a saying
That the opinion was universal among his
people that the present campaign was the
hnal one Of The war--tho South only re-
quiring 10 hold their own during the Prcsi.
dential canvas ut the North, which would
ensure tho success Of the Copperhead can
didate, and imnediate negotiations for peace
on tho baais Of Southern Independence.
To the same effect is the following, from
the Richmond EramiaT Of the f4th:
If Early should tnrn upon Sheridan In
the Eheuandoah Valley, and repeat apoh
him the performances which he has done
upon others, we shoald probably see a
thorough peace President nominated at
Chicago. And this Is the only way wc can
MD these peace Democrats.