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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

The demand for coal is brisk and prices are firm In
creased the supply is last years production II u
not yet In Of the current demand Indeed. at
some points the stock OF anthracite hand Is dimin.
ish.ng and tho ioreiyn bitumiEous is scarce. The
belief is entertained, however. among persons well
posted in the trade that 1t will be almost impossible 70
maintain present prices 70 the end u the season Tie
correctness Of this conclusion, We presume VIII very
much depend on whether tie "blocl de and the Gov
demand ior fuel for that purpose to be kept
up al the year Should that dema,l cease the price
Of coal would undoubtedly fall for i would BE- quite
impossible 10 so thoroughly start manufacturing Ia
make the demand for that equal the amount low
consumed By the steam blockade Besides, the present
high price Of coal is stimulating It's production greatly
beyond any former season and efforts in this direction
are not likely 10 be RENTED while the price is kept up
The Mine Hill and Schuylklll Haven Rail
road was on :ie 18th iEst transferred 20 the Phila
delphiA and Recalling RAILROAD Company. the Reading
Company having leased the road, guaranteeing the
stockholders of Che same ., cent dividend. This
Company now controls all the lateral roads in this
zion ly lease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Arrived SUNDAY, Nay -

Steamship America (Breu). Vessels, Brrniea AID South
anu,on NAV H. at AIS ?. m iade. and pass. 10 Oechs
CO. MAY H. lat 50 81 lon % a. passed the English brig
Harriet Jessie, bound T.; May 49, lat y Il, ioD % 70,
passed Fr. bark Adgienne. bound T. 49, -
Steamer Thomas A. Scott IT, s. transpor,l, Obren, Fort
Delaware - hours, to L. : Quartermas.cr
Steamer Warrior Mott Providence, sndse, &c, TO Isaso
Odel
Steamer King Fisher Nye Providence mdse. to Edward
Bsrk Winthrop tBrl. Mouon Man1aniIa % days. mahos
any 20 Brett son L Go.
Brig Peerless Or. Terry. Guantanamo, Cuba 20 days.
sugar ehd moiasses 10 master
Brig Anso,tura (BoL) Gur.er Angostur j days hides 10
r. Pavensiett Il Co.
Brig Ganses Johnson Cienfneso April 49, sugar to TTask
4 dearborn. Experienced light e winds and .os and has
been i've days " Of Hltt,ras. -,
Bri. Bosoa, Kane date PotteT Aspnwa % days rubber
20 j. +. Joy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Commercial Intelligence.

The Times City Article of Tuesday, May 10,
says The various markets day have made further progress
return Of steadnes and although the mercantile demand
for discount has stu been full the supply OF money has been
comparatively good in the Stock Exchange There are no
symptoms Of commercial UDeasne in quarter and the
political announcements this morning contributed 10 the
tendency 70 revival Intelligence from various parts OF Ger
many 10 the hostility with which the designs Of Irta los
teTng fagrand is beginning to be viewed by nearly
all tber states OF the Confederation hkewse exercised as
factory influence.
Consos closed at 9ld9lt.
The CondeIa loan sdyanced q cent closing st 81.
ANJ,,sO IN god was taken to the Bank to-day
New ION Central shares declined I, Phlade pha and
Erie 4th Mortgage 6i Erie sth Mortgage 8 Atlantic and
Great Wester, Pennsylvania section, and do New OH
section l.
The Tme CITY Article Of "Wednesday May H. says: The
announcements 81 the naval ~ lie Danes and Of the
suspension q hotie received Ia the Stock Exchange
tbs morning with glcst animation, and (oBols opened
further advance O. whence there ultimately aoiier ad.
vance Cosot cosed al s0g4. There good demand
Of tue Bans day. but the market generally shows decided
elimination Of pressure.
The Confederate Loan Is quoted at c: asa
French = tie, CO.. Is centiines
Illinois ~ -r1l paid mp shares recovered
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAHKKT, MAY i3-Sales Of
the $3.50 bales 81 which tprculsiofs took o. 80 and
exporters 1910 The actual export II 0lJ The eti
mated stock l. j2l bales.
tn. imports Of tie wcek q $50 bales. The following
1rs the quotations. Fair Orrsns sld.. Middns Or.,n,
ggid Midd.hg Mo1ic 28!d Miidlug uplands led The
ma bet TO day jFfidayJ IL r' Sales about IN 600 bes
LoSDoS COES MARKET I.gH-EIgi.h and ioleigp Wheat
IN his demand ., i. rates floar steady Dakd lhhy OF
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Saiicl.

MAY 20.--steamers-Elen 5. Terry. Cuubra, Virginia
Ships-Adeic Edith.
Barks-(iuiiine star Frederick, Bounding B.low Eliza
Young Cninpanero. Wekin, Jnbiaun.
Bris.-Mystic Swan, Rolling Wave, Ocean Belle Union
Wsredale. 49, -
Schooners-Rio Grunde Bueua VISTA Wide World
MAY 2l.-Sieamships-Hansa Cty Of Manchester, Louis
lama. George Washington
steauers-C : Wright Hector. Maria Love, PrInt, De-
tro America George : Wright, b. ~ CEory ThOEe, Cru
saier and barge New World.
Shrs-EIizabeth Cam, Eastern Light, Wm. Lovei'.
Barks-Kniharina J. :. Brown Penelope Rapid Bense.
Bngs-Achilc, Fanny Butler Mary Stewart, Mach,s.
Scloonersfieurieia Annie Shepard, lankeedoodlc sam
Smith. Fanny Mos Henry Dustan, W. C. Duree, o. T.
Smith Florida John j. Wright, Chas DUNN WarIcn, Con-
sti;uiou. Reeno, Free Wind Il. Baird L. s. Davis Wilsm
Dickens
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SATURDAY. May 2l--r. NJ.
Gold opened at 1921, and sold down to 1919

Gold opened at 1871, and sold down to 1919
during tie morning During tie afternoon prices adj
vanced steadily and at 3! p the rate WIS ls2 The
exports for the week sesi l92 Upon the street
Stocks were steady. with moderate trsiHoSs AT
the Board Government securities steady; Regis
tered q IF 1881, llfdllili April 1904 ms
5-2Os Registered l0C:; DO Coupons, 1906 Ten
nesse Gs 57a6O: Virginia c. f9i Georgia 6, s5aGo
Missouri G.. 20; ana: California Is. 49, Canton Co..
a.. afGl; Quicksilver. AZ ais; Pennsylvania Coal 30,
Cumberland Coal ia a7G; Central Coal 73a.3i Amer
lean Coal lG3 los; Pacific Mail. 2lJ924i NcwYork
Central 1874 1914 Erie llCi allGi: Ere Preferred.
To-; Hudson River. l52! 4lj2.i Harlem, psi Harlem
Preferred l25 Reading l46; Michigan Central, li3i
Gl4G; Michigan Southern. ssid99; Michigan South
ern Guaranteed. ln.qlil!i Panama, @5GH9.
Illinois Cen. 1921 Ql33l; Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
ll5i GllG; Galena and Chicago. l3JQlD.i Cleveland
and Toledo, 1874 dl52li Rock Island, ll1sll'!i
Burlington and Quincy. 25ii Prairie du Chen. 20. a
n; Fort Wayne. lie! aIlei; Terre Hauis and Alton.
G6d67; North Western. 81 dC3li Toledo ard Wabash,
y! Q73. In the afternoon prices little frmer.
but there no great inclination 10 operate largely in
any direction. Coal Stocks were In demand under u
further advance in the price Of Coal at retail Saes Of
tie Consolidation Coal Co. made at 20 at private
sale. Cumberland sold At ~ traffic having been re-
newed upon the Baltimore and Ohio road.
This afternoons quotations compare as follows With
those Of the past week:
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bort rar0cns' Notiec.
STATE oP NEy-IopX.

STATE newborn.
PoRr-WaRpSSs' OFFICE, No. lUi Ma'lst.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the act passed April H. 1857 entitled An
Act 10 Reoganle the Wirlens Office Of the Pot Of New
York" to al persons interested n having charge Of the
subject Of such inquiry examination survey that
the following vessels under examination by the Port
Wardeus and that the said surveys examinations will be
completed within ten days mex. succeeding this notice Oh
board Gaid vessels:
Neptune. Pier No % r. X.
fdtflcA Pier No. - H.
bNtogcl lihudAi.s.s'. Pier No. = ". X.
Ellen picAie.. Goes stores
Empire Stores.
r.
n'ofsio W ashington.. Marble Yard.
..........fler no. 4 y. II
Mercury. .........-............fier No. \. Il.
.flefFcponts.
no. ~ r.. IL.
Ausus,ura..................... .DeForests
MlNTHORNE TOMPKINS, President.
j. Auas HERMAN Secretary.
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Prince.

The Moniteur announces that Gen. Kotzebue
has gone on a tour Of inspection TO the Bessarabian
frontier where the Russian army is ockeOned. The
army which is estimated at 10000 is known 10 have
lately received considerable retnfOrcements
The London Times Paris correspondent says the SIX
trade at Lyons continues 10 improve. The Lyons mer
chants are making arrangements 10 receive silk direct
from Yokohama. The French Commission agents who
have gone to Japan find more facilities there than In
China They say that it is cheaper TO build at loko'
hama than at Shanghae. The climate Of japan is in
comparably superior 10 that Of China, and the ak
grown in Japan is greatly superior TO that Of China in
lneness and in its facility for taking dye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Pusscuyers Arrived

In ',cin'hp fue,icd, from Bremen ria SoH,idmpton-
Nr and Mf-. r. W. Meyer. c. Poppenhusen .ni servant
Marie Naeel Elise Mage, FTeid Achel. Rev. Mr. Pretty
and iam Eliza Braun, Moutz Kroneck and family T.
Appellant and family Cathafnc Paper and Mr. and Mrs
Carl Loupe rheodor bIieke A. brewer, Mrs Rayer and
children. T. l.. Anderson H. Hawkes., Mr.. Woodruff and
sisters. Carl Deseng and family Elizabeth Hell. A. Mech
eke, julie Brosang Clara Ffitl Margurcle Ote and chill
dIen Els Mchusr Mr. bernhard Bertha Bear, Joh Heinz
MIS-. Sal C. Liyington, John liz. Holo, Mr. Pour Mr..
Prentss, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayland
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Spoikgn.

March 30 lat % s. Ion. So 81 BIZ. ship Carrier Dove from
Glasgow for Valparaiso.
May 49, lat % lon Is .chr. Cen Armstrong rom Porto
Rico for New-Haven
May a. lat - lon "a brig Eizs from St Jg de Cuba
for Boston.
May IT, lat IS 90 Ion GO 90 ship Mary Brough,on from
Surinam for Boston.
May 49, lat 20 TO- lon a H. brig HarkAway, q and for
Baltimore FOX s.. Jsgo dc Cuba.
May IL, lat 20 80, Ion - o. brig Gen. BcILl1R .ron
Havana tor Portland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

The New ESRoLLMEyT.-Thc enrolment OF
citizens preparatory another calf for troops Will pro.
coed to-day the Offices II the several marshals in the
city large force Will be employed to collect names.
The enrolment commenced on tie 18th instant, in the
Eiul ntstric.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

Kenny anna beeh%Sre T s,s " N. fes; whnsn
srett, salem Jsno Mis-, PoSsIou.h; Forest Convey,
Hunt, Rockiand, Sisters, - Boston, Martha Stevens,
sargent DishtOn, Baker paytop' w. Alexander (BrI
more Nassau o. NJ. Petit Samuel 7. Reese (Br) Fsrr
Nassau, DO Unicorn OBI. Nicholson, Cornwais, D. r
DeWolfe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

,Inrkefs-C ARRIvILY REPORTED N. Y. TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY., May n, 1904
AsHES-Po,s in light request - 30 Pearl. are nom
lnal Of +l1
COTION-Tbe market is fairly active and prices have gain
advanced closing buoyant at Rd5Jc Tor Mddngs bales OF
500 bales.
COFFEE Is devoid OF activity aud In the Of sales
prices are nominal
FLOUR AND MEAL TIL. ma ket for Western and State
Flour opened heavily but with decline Of s. A. Dbl the
low grades fair demand sprung up The advanced OF
esh- and less favorable rom Europe rive buyers the
advantage Tho sales 950 bbs ~ 95 ~ 10 for Su-
prrfne State A. 20H ~ 30 for Extra do the latter an er
IRENE price 81 asa ~ 10 for the low grades Il Western
~ 5O0 ~ 65 for shipping ONO ~ 5Od ~ for trade and
dian Flour dull and heavy ,es Of $40 bbs 23d ~ IS
for EStra and ~ 300 80 for trade and family do
Southern Flour is heavy and les active the receipts
go bbls. at - 5G0 ~ fair Extra Bal
tnore and Country aud 80 c5d 10 - trade aud family
do. Rye Flour l. IN fair demand at former prices sales OF $50
bbls at IS Oa+ sc IS Corn Meal Is Tn at 7 Tor Brandy
wine, sales Of 300 puncheons at tJ.
FRGlT-by auction 2,2i boxes Sicily Lemons sold at
fIgid+3 20, cash.
FlsHThe market is quiet bat firm full previous prices
GRAiN-TLc Wheat narAet early the day heavy and
prices declined chiefly owing to the advance In Exchange aud
the lcss favorable from Europe. The ,aes comprised
10000 buh including 81 uo1 bush No. Chicago Spring to
arrive (pa ast night at $50 81 aud q 900 bush No
Miwalkee To arrive tpau last EVENING" at 81 ola - o.
Barley IL hrm sales Of 630O bush. Canada East az 40
Bircy Malt IL firm sales Of 1900 bush arrive at Y 60
quote Canadian Gd7c State 65dBgc and Western at
Bc cash. Corn, early III thc day heavy prices Declined
AID II the close nominal The hIt 81 New nom the
Lakes received to-day By McssTs Tos. Gn Co. the
quality T. poor sales Of u OOU b, at - for New Mixed
snd ~ ~ h' I'D do Telegraph d,paich received tbs a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
The Naval Engagement off HeligOland'
SUSPENSION OF HosTILITIEs.
General Assembly Of Delegates from
the Two Duohies.
they Demand to be Independent
of Denmark.

The steamship America, from Southampton
on May H. arrived here yesterday Her news has been
anticipated.
The Asia arrived at Queenstown Mays.
The City of Baltimore arrived of Cape Clear May H.
Garibaldi arrived at Caprera on Monday May9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Reccipts Of Produce.

M,y2I-lnI0O bbl. Flour $40 DO. Whisky, ? 100 baEs
Corn Meal 900 bush Wheat $500 do Corn 7lo do Oats
900 pkrs Provisions $50 pkgs Lard 80 pigs Ashes Vo
pkss on Cake 0'9 pkgs Butter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Sun-Res.. 1896 Ssts....... 7:li Moon-Rses... 9;2I
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. 9Oi Gov Island g.s2 Hell Gate %
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lAdverii rfnrufl

FIRfT NATioyiL BANK OF NEw .YoRK,
Newlork, May 70 lat3 :
This Bank has now on hand for immediate de.
livery an ample supply Of u s. lCO BoyDs with Coupess,
from March ].
Payment ay be made in any funds in this city.
sAsrEL c. THOMSON, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Memoranda.

The bark Teinca reports May u.s. Cape Hseras bearing
~ W. ~ miles fell Ia with .loop waterosgrd and aban.
doned, with spars had turpentina boad; Supposed
her to be b!ockadeiunner probably the Ann lila before
eportedl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23
Ina. sse Isa 7ss e79.sos.eIs sss.O73, $40

l..
These tables show an importation Of more than
double the quantity Of dry goods the same time last
year while the general merchandise is also largely IN
excess. Among the items ere: Jewelry $685. Ci-
CARS. ssa 40; Fancy Goods s23l9o; Patent Leather
s53l; TOYS. e5957; Perfumery $3.50; Ale. s2OG7i
Brandy 1909: Porter s4l7; Rum, sl4,35Ji Whisky
sls3; Wines $50 sol; Champagne. $780, Tea, sto2esi
Sugar, 81, 33i, COS; Coffee. s497,56l.
The Logansport, Peoria and Burlington Rail
road formerly Peoria and Oquawka Railroad having
been purchased under foreclosure ofmortgagcs by Chas
L. Frost Edward Weston and II. G. MaTqnand, was
rcorganized on Friday in accordance with the plan
agreed upon in DECEMBER 1862 The name Of the now
compsny under charter Of the State Of Illinois Is the
Toledo Peoria and Warsaw Railway Company. The
following are Directors for the ensuing year. Charles
L. Frost. Edward Weston. II. G. Marquand, james w.
Smith. and Zeno Secor Of New.York, John i. Brown
of Portland, and H. f. Clark Of Peoria. The Directors
have chosen the following officers. Charles L. Frost,
President; d. W. McWilams, Secretary and Treas
urer A committee was appointed TO meet Immediately
similar committee the part Of the Toledo Logans-
port and Burlington Railway. and agree upon terms Oh
consolidation OF the roads Efforts are also being
made TO complete the buding'of the road from Peoria
TO Warsaw Opposite KeokuL). and thus to have con
tinuous through line under the control Of ore company
from Logansport (on Toledo and Wabash Railroad to
the Mississippi River.
The following statement shows the gam in
business in the month Of April l54. Of the Housatone
Railroad Company over corresponding month IN isoJ'
s?9s73 80 ll94......... t22 l'3 20
Inorrase....................S 'S-J -
Tho Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company earned for tho second week in May:
Is61......~s215G 500 o. Il8cf.........& y 800 y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J,J'5 ~
The Marietta and Cincinnati Road earned
lie second week IL May;
1861, 1863.
p.s-.rrer, ........ $3.50 81 1921 I'll
I,.i,b,- -..... Csc II s30s ~
Mails IN. and Tel. l. 100 - f'E w
Toil........ -2l 80 y $500 10
Total this month 90 .....
dsts.............eA1s - thBS' -
The following abstract Of Companies reports
shows the coal tgRnape for the week and season as com
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printing.

( HARLES c. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
- No o. Barclay s,.-B'heads, Circulars Posters Law
ronis Cards &c. Cylinder Pgesswok done for Tie Trade
Special contracts made for large orders call collected
WIN. ENERDELL's SONS, No. I04 Fulton
UFACTURERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-23

To,,l.......7so,eo 2!.9o69 2'S',GI 1880 2l2l
Amount Of Coal transported on the Philadel-
phia and Reading Railroad during the week ending
Ihursdny May 49, lsCi:
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The following abstract Of Companies reports
shows the coal gRnaPe for the week and season as com
pared with corresponding time last year:
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Ue0oins Caros. Sc
4 L VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. I0i FIJI
= ton st-WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
Established 1889
5tationsrn ano fanep @ooSs.

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. IOi Fulton.
w st.-sTATloNERS aud BLANK BOOK MANuFAC
TURERS.
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold our interest In the Dry Goods bu
II sincss in Portland to Messrs d. r, Hamilton &
Co we wish TO acknowledge the liberal and con.
SANITY increasing patronage we have received for
the past isbt years sndto recommen nd all our Gus
tomersapd the public to The new concern.
Mr. e. W. Robinson will remain at the store for
the present. 70 ssttl the accounts of the All
persons having unsettled accounts viii confer ia
vor by adjusting Them at once.
Mr. Robinson will also continue 10 act ns agea;
for he Weed Sewing Machine Manufaciu-in ring Com
panv. G. W. ROBINSON 4 co.
jnRei7eodif
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Hanson Block, Middle ST., No. lsI.

Scholarships good in any part of the United Ststes
ne Principal has had 20 years experience; is always
on the spot and attends to his busipcss and prom.
ises as during the past II years, no pains shall be
spared la the future. Five hundred references OF
the first class business men, with many others of tht
city, will testify 10 the practical utility, capaciols.
ness and completeness of my systems and manner
Of teaching and citizens of other cities have testified
to the same. Diplomas will be awarded for thor.
ough courses. Able Assistants secured. Bsrteitf
Plan, the founder of Commercial Colleges strictly
adhered TO as regards not copying. Certain times
will be devoted 10 Commercial Law elucidations.-
Como all who have failed TO be taught q business
handwriting and viii guarantee 10 you success.
Applications solicited for Accountants. Separate in
struction given. STUDENTS enter any time. Sep.
arate rooms for Ladies. Tuition reasonable. Intri.
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemen that
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In either Bookkeeping, Navigation. Commercial
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Copartnersbip Notice.

NOTICE Is herewith given that tho firm of NJ.
~ Bradt Co. has this day been dissolved by Mr..
Whitley, The one partner OF sad firm, Withdrawing
debts due said firm are to be paid to Mr. Bradt emily
and "a 'laims against said firm contracted before
,nls ~. da'e, 20 be pad by said NJ .Bradt and from
Ia date the hu iness will be under the entire
D. aud style of NJ. BRADr.
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WANTS, ,LOST,FOUN
Wanted Inr,ediateyy.

A n Agent of either sex in every town and village,
- 10 ENGAGE in light and profitable business, BY
whi;h from $500 to s12 per week be made. Per-
sons having leisure evenings make feom SOC 10
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aud address AC SPAUIDING sGO
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
JOHN II. GILMAN, Editor.
ssbIished al No. sai EXCHANGE STREET, by
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THE PosrLAND DAILY PRBss is published at as 90
per year Ii paid strictly In advance. discount OF
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Single copies three cents.
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day morning,at S2.0s per Lnnum, in advance; s2.2t
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Rates of Advertising:
One einch ofspace in length of column. constitutes
a"sQBARR."
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MISCELLANEOUS.

fENHIS Company offers peculiar advantages per-
sons intesding 10 insure tneir lives, in Its ely
aud stability, acquired in Its fourteen years ex peri
ence; in is asse :, which, without its capital of
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OF dollars, being more than two hundred thousand
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Ia Its accommodating system OF payments OF premi
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Policies are issued upon all the plae usual with
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Parties desiriog Agencies in ,owns where tine COM
pany have none, and those wishing travelling Agen-
cies within the ew England Sta'es, viii apply 10
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radiant, triumphant, shaking her invncible
locks in the sun.
For all this, we look TO the Confederate ar
my. Lee, Beauregsrd and johnson can both
give the Yankees President and make us
well rid OF them and their Presidents for
ever"