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Arrangements for the Celebration

AT meeting of committees representing
the several Union organizations Of the city,
together with committee Of citizens, to take
into consideration the propriety of celebra-
tion in this city of the recent National Union
Victory, held last evening, it was unanimous
ly voted that it is expedient, and the following
gentlemen were appointed committee of ar
engagements, viz: Hon. Jacob Mcclellan, N.
A. Foster, Esq, s. R. Leavitt, Esq, Henry
Fox, Esq, Jas. E. Carter, M. A. blanchard
Lewis B. Smith, W. s. Philbrook, II. B,
Brown. At9-
The committee will announce the order Of
arrangements Saturday morning. sJs
The committee are requested to meet this
morning at 10 O'Clock at the Mayors Office
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PAY Your RosTAGE.-Friends having oc-
casion to write gs viii be particular to pay
their postage, and to pay 1t in full. A drop
letter, postage taco cents, If not prepaid costs
us four cents, as the rates are just double
when prepayment is not made. So, too, with
letters by mail, if the prepayment is short the
receiver of the letter is taxed double the
amount Of the deficiency. Thus; If letter
requiring two red stamps is put in the Office
with only one upon IT, the receiver has to pay
two stamps, SO that the one put on by the
Writer 10 LOSS, except TO the Government
winch makes clear gain. Again, we say,
"Pay your Postage.n .lss baa
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10 the Editor 81 the Press !:

.
l accidentally dropped in at one Of sour
Amateurs" the other evening and was some
what surprised and much pleased with the
professional and business air with which
everything passed of. The "Lady of Lyons"
one of the most beautiful Of modern plays, was
first on the boards, and from what have seen
OF acting, ] should say that the piece promised
us and the public satisfactory production on
Friday evening. This company have exerted
themselves much and deserve creditor their
enterprise, and especially for their magnanim-
ity in sacrificing self and time and trouble for
charity's sake, in their past entertainments.
They now appear, as am told, to raise mon
ey to furnish themselves with a new hall.
where the legitimate standard drama can be
quietly produced, and as quietly enjoyed by
their friends. We believe this is the last ap-
pearance OF Miss Kurdish and some of the oth-
er members of the company. ,
III The DRAMAS PATRON.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
The Evening Post says the gunboat just
built here Tor the Japanese, called the Funse-
anna, is detained under protest from the British
Minister, owing. to the impending hostilities
growing out OF the demand by the govern
ments Of the United States, England, France
and Holland for the opening Of the Japanese
inland sea. add7ssf s8
The Post contradicts the statement that
there is any Misunderstanding between Gen.
Butler and Gen. Dix. 80
Gen. Wright, who had just been elected to
Congress by the Democrats from the 18th New
York district, died this morning
aas5a 81 HALIFAX, N. S.. Nov. 10. I
The Africa had heavy Halifax freight and
did not sail for Boston until midnight last
night
= ti7s o7 ST. JOINS, N. F., Nov. 0.
The steamer Brittania, from Glasgow fol-
New York, passed Cape Race at 9 O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon, so Us
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PRoF. DUBoIs.-This gentleman's lecture
last evening on French and English Blunders,
at the City Hall, was well attended and passed
off very pleasantly. Prof. D. is evidently a
well educated man, and his Illustrations ofa
Frenchman's pursuit of knowledge with the
English, under the difficulties Of ignorance OF
the language, were exceedingly amusing and
interesting. s
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NesO .Yorh .Markct.

ass NEW YoRK, Nov. 10
Cotton-frmer; sales hoo bales; middling uplands
140l91 AZ 4, ssis..e,s 1900 0 d
5 Flour--sales l4cOO bbls; State and Western 1Oc
lower, State 8 75@9 90; Round Hoop Ohio IL Is
t@l2 20; Western 8 S0@lI O.; SoutheT-nsales bbla
at 9o9l5 90; Canada l0c lower; sales 160 bbls at
{ 10 35lDl1 40 10 g,..z ss,. 5lA
Il Wheat-sales 1000 bushs; Chicago Spring Is. 3
Corn-2g3c better; sales rs, 700 bushs; mixed Wes-
tern 73al "A. 81. - +,.t.'.e =
Oats-1@2c better; sales Canada at s0a9lc.
Beef--hrms sales ITO bhls; Country mess Oo@
u 90. l.ss s.s..l5s - s.
! Pork-sales 16, 400 bbls; new mess 40 55G4l 81
~ Lard-frmer; sales 2400 bbls at 22@241c.
y yButter-frm; sales Ohio at 34046.
Whiskey-sales $40 bbls Western at 1901 III.
Rice-sales 300 bags at Sc for Rangoon in bona and
loo for Pafna. F an.f4 IS
Sugar-frm; sales 300 hhdss Porto Rico 24c. Mus.
covado 20@22c; $50 boxes Havana 1SI@261c. asis'
Cofee-sieady salt 1000 bags Rio at 459l47c. ~
Molassesr=steady Gales ~ hhds; New Orleans IL
Oh 20i Porto Rico at 9560l 10.
Naval Stores-quiet.
TaIlow-in good demand; sales 100000 lbs at 1Sa@
1910. csa fs.,s sts s55.,s., s.r7
I Wool-firmer. 55 h5o-sss.t -4
Freights to Lverpool-dull,
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FHE ELEoTIoN.-We haye no occasion to
change any Of the figures or estimates made
yesterday morning. McClellan's chances Of
getting any ELECTORAL votes outside Of Ken
lucky, New Jersey and Delaware seem as re-
mote as ever. He will have the smallest cleo
toral vote of any candidate in the history Of
parties, who has had but single competitor
sgainsst! him. And more tpan this, ne viii have
the largest popular majority against him Of
any such candidate since parties were first or
ganized. IN him the ONCE proud and domi-
Hant Democratic party has GONE to deaths
door. ae
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BALTIM0RE. Nov. 10.
The following has been received from For
tress Monroe: ssd 6sssssa hsa s. sos
The gunhoat sassacus. which has been in
search of the pirate Tallahassee since the 4th
inst, arrived in Hampton Roads to-day. She
reports that she fell in with suspicious look
ing steamer on the 5th, believed to be the
Tallahassee. Chase was Immediately given
and kept up till dark. The following morn
ing she was again discovered twelve miles
ahead, and the chase was renewed and con-
tinued during the day. At one time the YES
sells were but five miles apart, when the
stranger hghtened ship and kept steadily on
her course. Darkness again set in and rem
dered pursuit useless, When lost sight Of she
Wilmington, n. o., and will possibly be
stopped. alas iaieM 'AI az,
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Rally of Loyal Leagues,

Council No. will have grand rally this
evening, at their rooms, City Building, Con-
gress street, to rejoice over the great triumph
of the Union party in the election Of LINCOLN
and JOHNSON. Members of Council No. are
earnestly invited to be present and help in the
rejoicings of the occasion. Members of all
other Loyal League Councils are invited
Come in large numbers, and let there be q
meeting full of rejoicing and gratitude for our
triumph over traitors South and traitors North
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Il CELEBRATIoN.-The Boston Transcript
suggests the 18th inst. as an appropriate day
for the celebration of the great national Union
victory Of Tuesday, as it would derive double
Interest, from the fact that that day has been
set apart by JEFF Davis for public fasting and
Humiliation throughout the Confederacy. i6
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18aod tilia FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 8.
The steamer Calypso arrived here this morn
ing from Beaufort, u. e., toying the blockade
runner Lady Sterling, captured on the 18th
ult. while running out Of Wilmington.
The flag of truce feet which has been as
sembled here during the past two months, and
which has been preparing for general ex-
change, sailed this afternoon under Lieut.. Col.
Milford, for Port Royal. is galssfs sag
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U. s. Commissioners Court.

wM H. CLIFFORD, ESQ, COMMISSIONER.
ASsault on the High Seds-Yesterday,
Captain R. M. York, master of brig Hunter,
was brought before the Commissioner charged
with an aggravated assault on John Mullen, a
seaman on board said brig, while on her voyage
to this port. Capt. York gave bail in the sum
Of $500 for his appearance before the Commits
sioner next Monday. G. E. B. jackson, AS
sstant U. s. District Attorney, for Govern
ment. NJ. M. Butler for respondent. 81.
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81 ..sa - sss esQ oS BosToN, Nov. 10.
The public reception given to the officers
and crew Of the Kearsarge to-day was pleas
ant affair. They landed from the ship-about
eighty in all-and were escorted by a detach-i
ment of marines through the principal streets
to Faneuil Hall, where they were welcomed
by the Mayor and a collation. partaken OF.
Speeches were made by A. 81. Rice. Capt.
Winslow, Edward Everett, and others.
= Capt Winslow has accepted an invitation
from the merchants of Boston TO dinner at
the Revere House next Tuesday night.
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ANOTHER BASE TRANsAcrIoN.--some OF
the coppcrheads at Marlborough, Tuesday
night, cut the Geographic wires each side Of
the geographic office in that town, thus pre-
venting Che loyal men from obtaining the Joy
full news of the result Of the election. Mr.
BedioS, Superintendent Of this district, has
offered reward of $50 for the DETECTION Of
the seoundrels. WeleaFn that there is track
to the villains and we hope they will be arrest
ed and punished.
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GEN. BUTLER.-The Evening Post says that
arrangements are in progress in New York to
offer demonstration ofrespect and gratitude
to Gen. Butler for the ejudicious measures
adopted by him to ensure the public peace
during the election. 9TAa00sl.8 ID
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THE NEW SENATOR FROM OREGoN.-It
has been stated that the new Senator from
Oregon, George II. Williams, is opposed to
the Administration and to President Lincoln.
An Oregon paper states that he voted for
Douglas, and is now firm supporter Of Pres
ident Lincoln and his Administration, and
will vote and work for him. no1E
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To the Editor. of the Press

To the EutLOTS u UJ6 TtSS.
Noticed in your paper of yesterday list Of
names OF those who left Parsonsheld for Cana
da to avoid the DRAFT, among which was that
Of James Edgecomb, which should have been
james /. Edpecomb. James Edgecomb has
not been to Canada, does not intend to go,
and has no sympathy with those who 60 to
escape the demands of their government
Move. JUSTICE.
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Ero,,, Wash{,,oto,,.

SCI 10y e9l B WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The U. S. Sanitary Commission have sent
an agent and stock Of supplies with each YES
sci OF the feet that has gone to Savannah to
bring our paroled men north. The Commits
sion have also made arrangements to alleviate
the sufierings of those men upon their arrival
at Annapolis. q s 8i Ysaaa - al48
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NE" ioRK.-The World comedies that the
Union party nave gained Ave Congressman in
new YORK, that the State Assembly will be
Union, and that the next national House Of
Representatives will have wo.thirds Union
majority. E, 911s4
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Ite.,as taron. so,.tner,. sourees. :

5sle New YORK, Nov. 10.
~ A late Savannah paper chronicles fire in
Charleston, by which large number of me-
chanical shops were destroyed, together with
the tools, which cannot be replaced. A large
stock of leather, small arms and cannon were
also destroyed. pa sg' BE- ssd3
A Miss Jones has been arrested in Selma,
Ca, charged with being Federal spy.
Ex-senator Hammond, of South Carolina,
dying. = ~ y z q = 2se,
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ALBANY, Nov. 10.
The Argus still claims the Democratic ma
jority of from 1900 to 1900. 'e
The Journal this afternoon claims the State
Tor Lincoln BY from 5000 to 1000 majority.
Ihere is nothing more definite here tonight
az 70 the result OF the election in this State
tnan that the Democrats claim it bya few
hundred majority, while the Unionists insist
mat they have carried it by 5000. w ss,a
~, 49, E New YORK, Nov. 10. g
d. The Congressional delegation from this city
stands Q Union, 2 War Democrats and regn-
lar Democrats. - ssltse.q a9sa5s SIS
Blocks majority is 1853, Raymonds 3S1, and
Darling's 1882. 3gaia-e
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The Yeranont Pni.rers /.

zlsf sa MONTREAL, Nov. TO-
~ The examination of the witnesses in the st.
Adams raid case proceeds slowly, 1t is said
no appeals can be made to the English courts,
as the act of the English Parliament limits
writs in the United Kingdom. aaos
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Municipal Oourt---Noy. 10.

The liquors seized short time since in the
shop Of Mr.. O'Neal, on Fore street, were de-
clared forfeited to the city-no person appear
ing to claim the same. - s
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Desirable House at Auction.

SIuesday, November 18th. at O'Clock P. n on
~ stevens Plains few rods from the Horse Rail
WOO en- very eenteel and desirable Ia story
cts ali conne with eight finished rooms fine
cellar nSSaently arranged, and good cemented
Pear PInr y, IA a16 about Of an acre. containing
Currants GoosSeEry Trees, with abundance Of
$3.50; Isvs.Y2soerries, aud straw erries and In
Oe ALL to a. hne Asparagus Bed 60
r o' - sanl H5 .ime and klace, We v handsome
of an acre of land SOON'
Nov Std
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R Mrs William Dennison, a lady residing in
New Orleans, has been sentenced to twelve
months Imprisonment for enticing soldiers to
desert.
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-4srivat Of The Georgian at AsnesbttrV, G. w.
AMEsBURY, G. W., Nov 10.
{ The Georgian arrived here yesterday The
Collector of Custom searched her and found
nothing suspicious, but detains here until fur
Their orders from Government, Her owner is
indignant and threatens to claim damages.
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REcRUITING.-At the Provost Marshall
Office yesterday two substitutes were passed
one for Bridgton and one for Kennebunkport
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s..ssilA sa3saF Pens,syfrdnia..s es.siiiia
- New YORK. Nov. 10. !!
The Harrisburg dispatch, dated to-day, says
Lincoin's majority In Pennsylvania viii be
from 1900 to 10000 without the soldiers
vote in the field. hAAs haa sss.sg
g fSigned) e ~ - SIMON CAMERON.
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" Lime street, Horses, Carriages, Harnesses Buff.
also Robes, one Hack and Hsr ess Express W agons,
Gig Sleigh and Robes. 80 &c, &c. =.
Also one Gray Messenger Mare, good sizs six
years old, perfectly sound and every indication of
being very fast-can be seen at Libby's stable till
HENRY BAILEY Co., AustiOneers.
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Valuable Real Estate at AucttOn,
ON Danforlh Near Hinh 81

nN Thursday. Nov 18th, at ocl,ekP NJ ON tho
" premi-es we shall sell the homestead Of the ate
William Evans the lot is go 10 II front on DanfoTth
street, and about $50 feet deep;-the house beip
suita ole Tor double tenement
Also he double house and lot adjoining 81 $40
feet froLt aud about 145 feet deep, ding The
common passage way one rod wide betwte On this lot
and Judge Chadbl urn's.
TbIs whole property Is ntrally located fronting
the southeast, and desirable block 10 six hous-
Title fouDd-terms liberal. Plan of the property
can be sen and information Rven by calling on
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Aucnoneers.
Nov 9-dtd
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.

NesO Advertisements To-Dav.
To Let-Room.
Arctusine.
Commercial College, orthing ton & Warner
Shin Broker--Wm. +. 6ongeg Co. - = -
Waptsd~T. g. HoIton. *
Theatre-Deering Hail. Y y
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NJUEBEC, lNOVs
Prominent men from the Northern States
are here urging the Canadian government to
an energetic cooperation with the American
authorities to preserve the peace of the from
tier. Efficient measures on the part OF the
Canadian government have been taken,
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Rhode Island.

siisAgsa BLACK ISLAND, r. l., Nov. 10.
This Island gives 80 majority for Lincoln.
The State complete gives 506l majority for
Lincoln, exclusive of the soldiers vote. 49,.
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BY4TEIEGR,APE
s'itW SIC - TO THE ~ 81
: feWwruSmrMMr%S DmnMSDS ai
n AlIW hlNW AE EnSs ~
Z Us braasttar8 nr 4a
ass1a ts 49, . >------ 10
! THE ELECTION. II
Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania.
-..ss PHILADELFHTA,N Nov. o.
The Press claims that the State has gone
Union on the home vote by from 5000 to TO-
600. The North American also gives the
State to the Union ticket. The Age considers
the result doubtful on the home vote. ~.
4aots3 sliau cas- Neac Kork' "a iit4
iaa--t a. lEea lsda NEW YORK. Nov. 10. +
The Times puts the Union majority in this
State at 5000, the Tribune 1000, and the Her
aid 5000. The World claims that Nc Clellan's
majority is probably 20Oo ssaie -
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AUCTION SALES.
House nt Auction.

ON Friday, Nov. II, at O'Clock. p. N on the
~ premises. house No. IS Cumberland Street.
IL Is the sterly half of two story block OF two
houses ty Gistincti modern in its arral &c
Cnnned rooms and good closets; gas; celebrate
and ~ Gone Furnace; hard and soft water, good
lay ttSes ted. and in a good neighborhc co. ItIs
posiiTe-terms very easy.
Nov 1d.a HENRY BAILEY & CO., AuOt'rs.
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Sale of Forfeited Goods

COLLECTORS oBP1cB, DIsTRICT OF PORTLAND
AND FALMOUTH,
Portland NoU /, 1864.
fH'hE following described merchandise having
n been forfeited for violation OF the Revenue
LAWS OF ths United States public notice Of said seiz
pres haying been given and no claim to said goods
having peen made, they will be sold at public auc-
ton at the Cid Custem House, at this port on Wed
nesday, Dec I, 1e64. at II O'Clock, A. III to wit:
bris Sugar--l Bbl. Molasses-1 80 Ciga-s-1
Trunk, containing I Bottles Brandy, Bottle Wine
package thimbies, piece of Cotton, packages
containing silk and Innings
y ., -. I.WxsHBURN, u, Collector
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lIe1sures for the Maintdintd1ace of Peace
beticeen the United States and Canada.
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Chaplain S0th Massachusetts, Volunteers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
M kDIoAL DEPARTMENT
INl or THE
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The FIFTY-SEVENTH SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE In the UNIVERSITY Of MARYLAND
will commence MONDAY, the l1lh OF October 1904
aud end the LIST OF March, 1855.
full Course OF Lectures will be given on all tho
branches follows:
on Siirgery-By Prof n. II. Smith.
on Chemistry and PtafMacy-ny Prof WIN. y.
Aiken.
on Obstetrics aud DiseGses Of Women and 6aidren-
BY Prot. o. W. Milteuberger.
on Principles and Prdciiee of N digr, and Clinical
Medicine and Hygsne-By Prof. Richard Mcshsrry.
On Anatomy and phyaoio2y-By Prof Cbrstopher
Johnston.
On Materid Medica, GHI T3er0peuties-By Prof sAmi,
q. Chew.
Pratiieai Anatomy will be taught by James H. Butler,
NJ D., DemOnstrAtOr
During the continuance OF the war Military Surgery
and Miiidry Hygiene will le Introduced regular part
Of the eOurss
Matrcuates Of this Schoo have al all ilmss 10
the wards OF the baltimore intrmaty, where they
witness tke performance O all the principal operations
IN Surgery and observe the OF dis.
ease under treatment Tue lnhrmary is spacious hos
pa attached tu the Medes School, aud Is open the
Students daily throughout the entire year without Guy
additional charge
The lees Tor the full Course Of lectures %; for
Matticulalou, 50 and for Practical Anstumy, StO.
GEORGE W. MlLTENBEhGER,
sep 80 Dean ii the Faculty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
NEW ENGLAND
NEW HNGIAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
LnnnrL.Lrt L. IL. L.lsllr.ra Ll1cia Lrni.nu


A PERSON aged 30 csl insilsSeOOO on his Lite In the
n Ngw ESGIAsD MuTuAL LIfg lNsURAHcE COMPANY, by
paying S72 30 iu cash. aud nule for amount
In all cisi cumuanlrs f75 would only insure taUGO
The Noo plan aids S 00J ut The Cash plan
only ~ 600 iu ~ yrIrS.
la The Company the dividends are applied to eau
ceiling the Notes thus reducing the amount " both pTn
cipal aud Interest
In the event Of DEATH the heirs of tho insured under
the note system would receive 5000 lrss the notes un
paid lu the Cash Company only $4,000 would bs paid
to the heits of the deceased.
person aged 81 was Insured in the Nav kHgLAND
MUTUAL Tor 1000 paying annually 8li 10 n
note for the amount About year since he enlisted
10 the 69th Regiment, r. W. and after few months ser.
csVed about $3.50 In Cash Company the widow would
have received only 5000 Que fact like thla 10 worth
thousand pamphlets got up To deceive the public
prominent Market Street merchant remarked lew
days since that hU could make than ten pe
te amount lett him hy the Company 1T six per
leresl This WIS good common sense THg EfERlaI
BY rhR NsuRRD cANcEia OR tHorEDa rHs sTgREsr
COMPANY This important hast iH entirely ignored
by all cash Companies Nh. uniairness aud dssgu oi
such a tOursi Hre too apparent
Tbs great OF the Note CbmpAnns has provoked
the unjust attack Of all cash Companies. An examination
OF the two systems VIII fOnpinre candid that the
Mute Company makes the argust pIoIsion Tor his family
I about hGU the eNpeuse.
The great object OF ls insurance Is hRsEFir
and not remote contingency
The necessary blanks VIII be furnished application
w. D. STROUD, M. d., Medical Examiner
At the office daily, from ~ tO O'clock
KkfEKENrES.
George II. Stuart, Esd, james urAhAm, Esq,
Hon. WIN 4. Porter. RsV. j. b. Dalcs, D. D.,
b. d. Comegys ESD, Boyd STROUD,
Joseph Lea, Sterling Franks,
Henry SmonF Julius Lee, Esd,
b. kaynsr GOODWIN l.. n, Win smith, ESQ,
Thomas b. Beck, ksl, Baker Hopkins,
Wallace BiOwus
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
fsbl2-ly 125 Chestnut Street, IhiiudeiDLia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-11
PROCLAMATION
NEWARK ACADEMY
Prof. Edward ID. Porter, Prinoipa
SESST0NS--1869

The buildings and grounds have been placed con
plets order and filled ap with furailuTe sspatJ
adapted for the comfort and convenience Of aludsnt
Rooms furnished for the older boys In Colleges W
private study free from the confusion aud restraint
HcheOl room
The Course ofInstruction Is thorough and practical
designed to t young for admission 10 our best col
eges or fer the active duties Of the farm shop slt
lug house.
By the llbsrAlty Of the Board OF Trustees The Aeadn
Ia furnished with Library OF 900 volumes aud on Il
tbs best collections Of Chemical and Philosophical Apg
Fatns 10 the United statss-thus aiIordlng facilities
acquiring eomplsto Scientific aud Mathematical slut
tion lar superior 10 most schools In our country.
The bert Teachers will be employed, and no hbI
spared 10 secure the proper, moral mental and phyJ
training OF the young men entrusted to his care. Tenn
moderate. FOR circulars and Information address
EDWARD d. PORTER
Newark. D u