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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-30
NoTICEp0 MARINERS.

ATLANTIC COAsT-oAPE LOOKOUT SHOALS.
An examination and partial survey of Cape Look
out Shoals made in August, 1854, by Lieut. om-
mander T S Phelps, N, Assistant Coast Survey,
and the following notes are published Tor the lnior
nation of mariners, in addition TO preliminary
chart: - -. =, -, -, r. - a., I
Lighthouse, which constant, with the exception
of a space of about q miles, where, in moderate
weather the sea does not break; and this space IS
reported to be used by vessels drawing less than
feet ,,
shoal continues in the same direction, miles lar
Their, or lO5 miles by E from the Lighthouse
This part of the shoal is indicated by hght-green
water varying in depth from about to Is ieet and
il is on this point south of the constant breakers
that vessels have recently grounded.
About II miles to the Sc of the above shoa is one
on wn ch there 81 ath0ms water ana still farther
in the same direction. and Sc by s, l33 miles
from the Lighthouse lies the outer shoal on which
there is 81 fathoms water. Beyond this no indica-
lions of shoals were discovered.
With the eve elevated ID feet above the water and
l0J miles from the Ligh house. just clear OF the dan
gerous shoal the ground on which the Lighthouse
Lighthouse is half its width above the horizon. he
constant breakers plain in sight miles distant.
The red stripes we'll on the horizon will carry q
vessel around the dangerous shoal IN from D to
fathoms.
ON the 81 fathoms shoal the breakers are in sight
with no horizon showing beyond; and when on the
outer shoa in 81 fathoms the lower edge OF the up
Der red stripe of the Old Lighthouse s little above
the horizon, and there are no breakers IN signt.Z
above the horizon. vessel VIII be well clear OF all
the shoals and Is miles from the Lighthouse
In from to IL fathoms the color of the water is
dark green; in Iathoms pale green and In faith
oms and less, very light green, varying according
to the depth.
By order:
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-30
Vote for Governor,

Returns from AIS cities, towns and planta-
tions' comprising nearly the whole State, give
an aggregate vote of 1os.s65 against 1902
in the same towns last year. The vote this
year stands as follows
camuei Sony 1900. $3.50
Joseph HOWARD. ...................46476
Pc Cony's majority .l5gl3
In the same towns last year the vote stood
Samuel Cory. ,.................,...67 $40
Bion Bradbury. ....................50 233
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-30
A d bAOhE, Gup6IIHItuUV
U S Coast Survey Office. Sept 10, 1864.

Brig p Sweet, (vI Batnl Chadtourne, from Ad-
DERBY Cay, Bahamas, arrived at Holmes Hole zoth
and reports,-25th inst in heavy gale from NNW,
sprung a leak, and on the morning OF the 18th had
two feet of water in the no hosted out the pumps
and put strainers the bottom, thereby enabling
us to clear the vessel OF alter.
Sch Sarah Matilda, Armstrong of and from Lubec
for Bridgeport CT, put into Holmes Hole 2Sth. hav-
ing encountered gale of Cape Cod, 18th, and lost
lib and q, 600 IT lumber OFF deck.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-30

Lord.
Sch Mariel Kaler, Waldoboro - Bradley, Moul-
ton a Rogers. fI-..
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-30
Wanted.

RY Young Lady, situation to tend 10 Fancy
Address, e. W. PortllndP. o. sep27dIws
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-30

HOUSE and Lot No 2l5 Cumberland street En-,
III quire at CITY Clerks Office.
sept80dlw
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-30


ton to the Ovarian Hoffman Concert was
written by "a gentleman eminently qualified to
judge in such matters; a gentleman who has not
only had experience as vocalist and performer
but also as a composer, and who, because of his
fitness for such position has been employed as
musical reporter and critic for some of the best
papers in our metropolitan cities.
B-Iu abiding to the panic in the merchan-
disc markets by the fall in gold, the New York
Herald says that in some articles which were
bought largely some time since on speculation.
such as coffee. &c., the prevailing quotations in
dictate losses to the extent of hundreds of thous-
ands of dollars. On the one item Of losses some
of the leading spectators. if compelled to sell
now, would sink nearly or quite $500 600 to
81 900, 600.
~ Brig. Gen. Lysander Cutler, formerly of
Dexter, has been ordered by Gen. Grant to
visit the Middle and Eastern STATES, to hasten
the forwarding to the front of regiment and
detachments of troops that have recently enter
ed the service The Gen. has already finished
with the State of Pennsylvania. His labors there
were very successful, and numbers of fresh men
are now continually pouring into the armies in
the field.
RThe Union Democrat of Manchester. N.
H., (copperhead) has no faith in two items of
bad news; first, that the Copperheads of Maine
have been badly whipped, and, second, that Sher-
idan has whipped the rebel Democratic Gen.
Early. says, "Early seems to be re-enacting
the tactics of Lee in his fight to Richmond be-
fore Gen. Grant-fghting in strong positions
and then falling back. The capture of any con-
siderable number of prisoners from Early is
discredted. Stanton's kilograms are for politi-
cal efIect.''
, 1864-12-08

1t will be observed that the total number OF in
quests exceeds that Of the preceding year BY 1B
only, an e1cees probably not greater than the re-
lAtiTc increase IN the population The number
greater In 1863 In The third quarter Of The year,
In the others uniformly less.
In 1868 the number Of cases of accidental drown
ing WIS G.; Of Tnfroad accidents, Is; from intem-
pe1ance, 10; suicides, Il sufocalou o; run over,
8; burning z, abortion. g.; shooting, 4; Fun
The number Of deaths from natural causes in
1868 was %; In the last year 81; this would give
in reality 10 cases less In "a than 'G3 Of deaths
from causes requiring an investigation We have,
however, IN the former yeaE, Il set down as un-
known; admitting these to have ell died from ma
tural causes, 1t will give II more to 81 than It's
preceding year.
1tmnst not be inferred that the above figures
include all the snicidee and murders. Without
doubt many Of those claesed under the head Of
Accidental drowning" belong to one or the
other Of those two classes. The incorporates too,
are to nil intents and purposes suicides, and the
abortions are murders. The large preponderancc
Of males over females, shows that feminine ayoca-
tons and habits are less liable to be cut short by
violent death, then those fthe masculine gender.
Yet It Is duty to record it. that several females
have terminated their lives during the year by
alcoholic or more speedy method Of poisoning.
We have not room TO follow out the numerous
trains Of thought suggested In the above state
mcnt. Our readers must do that each for himself
They present fruitful theme for staiy, and a
Wide field for action.
, 1864-12-08
Tax on AnluScluenx Seekers.

EdItufs CntCNb0 1f5bnne.
It ID eurc1y worthy the attention Of some Of our
Congressman from Illinois that bill he proposed
In the present session Of Congress Imposing rev
enue stamp upon all tickets TO places Of public
cnne to the Government Just make an estimate
OF the large that could he raised In one evening"
in q city like New York, Boston. and Chicago BY
having IRE cent rereaue stamp on all tickets sold
This ta1 would fall exactly On the right persons
for It is not necessary for persons, Us general
rule, to attend places OF amusement and those who
do 60, II ahlc to pay out money for an hour OF pub
lie Entertainment, ehould also be willing md able
to appropriate trtde to the support Of the gov
crnmtnt By having heavy taxes on such things
not necessary for the poor, or people generally,
corresponding amount could be removed from the
actual nccesaarIcs OF lit. BAN
, 1864-12-08

their memorial concerning the sick poor Of the
county and city. Carried.
adopted hy the Medical Society already published
In there columns. The papers we're referred to
The Committee on Poor House and Pa9pefa;
Physician for the city be postponed until the com
mittec shall report upon the last named memorial
The Board then adjourned to meet at 10 O'CLOCK
Thursday morning,
, 1864-12-08
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH


EKw yoEE, Wednss Lay evening, Dec.7.
The Stock market opened With stronger speculative
feeling than for several weeks psst At the Stock Ex
change there considerable buying to shorts
well for further rise. The change oftone s to
some extent the result ofgrowing abundance ofunem
ployed funds. The tenor Of Feesendens report has n
pafently strongly stimulated speculative tendency
The entire railroad list strong and e1cted. Eric,
Hudson River, Northwestern and Rock 1slaud were
especially 40.
Speculation In Governments Was quite strong, and
largo bustncss transacted. Mining stock improved
Petroleum Is dull. State bonds without material Vs.
ration. -..-
The Gold market opened steady at ~; finally took
start and to higher hgurs than has been cul-
rent Tor su1ue time past The market Is quite ant
mated md excited with large business 1t declined
sbout2 prr cent in the afternoon bat was steady at
the decline.
Ths Money market continues easy.
LATEST.
The market at Gallaghers Evening Board-Gold ~;
n. T. C. t20X, Erie 96K; Hudson tl54 Reading 1S4
Michigan Central 129k; H. S. ss; l. G. $50; P!ttbur.
1lok: II. L 1o63f: n. W. 4s1; N. ". ptd IN: Fort
Wayne 1a5H: o. 4 II. cert sGx; Cumberland i'H;
Martposa Ek,
, 1864-12-08
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.


FeW14 ofk 1ndtpeudent'e hoP0ft3o Dccs o.
Photographed Exclusively to the Chicago Trbune.l
NEW YoRE. Wednesday, Dec. !.
The Independent has the following: A moderate
business Is doing. but the bulk Of the trade Of the
season Is oTef. Bome demand h8s already commenced
for spring goods-uostiy IN woolens. The year ts
drawing to close with but Light atocks remaining.
Prices on the whole stcady. AL desirable goods
are rm. but where holders wtsh to C osc out thelz
stotkB, some concession Is made. The demand for
Cotton Prints has fallen off, but the stock Is very lin
lied and prices arc nrnly maintained. Bleaehed
sartings and sheetings rather lower but Browns
are comparatively steady. Denims are In moderate
demand. Ticks arc quiet. Checks ars better In de-
mand and price. Drills less firm, with far sup
ply. Canton Flsnnels are active In Woolens there
is less inquiry for the supply Is small and
anything desirable and new IN style Is quickly sold.
The following are the Independents quotations.:
, 1864-12-08

elight inflammation Of the lining Of the wind tubes
the usual symptoms Of which are sore throat and
a pain In the breast, win soon lead. through want
OF attention, to bronchitis. "A days delay may
at once Jnyne's Expectorhut- Itfa standard re-
medy, and Its curnf1re powers have been tested by
thousands Of persons who were restored To health
by Its use. Sold by Drugglsts every yshere-
1ech. .6n9. 81. tues. .tha. .Gaat.
, 1864-12-08

PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Dec !.
F1orR-DnlI, With average sales and no quotable
change In prlces.
GRA1H-Nheat dull. White, &a80 Corn steady and
hfm. Oats firm. Sales 700 bn at SEC.
PROVISIONS -Qulet. -..- ..
PETEoLRUx moves slowly, owing to the absence Of
supplies. Cr1de. 4ca4c refined In bond, Gss470c;
fined free, 85Raac.
NmsKY-p1l1 and unchanged
, 1864-12-08
NJ A II h lie u !.

IN this city 6th inst 1t 45a Wabash avcnue by Iey
" R{de{. p D., Mr.. JOHN DAVIS and Miss HELEN
a. sHAW, both OF Chicsgo,
tits city. It the Union Park Baptist Church. Dec
~. lsSl r O. BRADLEY E1q., ana Mias CARRIE: &.
hAtF beth q this eitZ H. same time and place,
and MISE HATTIE 4. HAZE nf this rtkY. -
, 1864-12-08
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
SECOND BAY OF THE SESSION.
Announcement of Commtttees-He-
porta OF County OMcef1Thelr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BondfA Bountfes TO
Volunteers.


The County Board Of Supervisors re,asscmbled
at 10 a. N. yesterday, in the Supervisors Room
pursuant to adjournment.
Ihe roa vas calea oy me cierk' and Quorum !
found to be present. after which the minutes 0.
~ ~ Ra.,d I,,easdad =" hn.,nes. 4'
NJ ~. ...s -. ,n,,.-,,,. .,,..
ihe cnnfman announced tae following CON-
uaitees Tor the ensuing year: =.
.,,ox, Goxs'ts co., 1.asasan aon lo'1 " r,,vsn
= Gscnoh fJ,incs Wm & rSdmnn j. C. Knickers
=. ,,cs1,er JteesA AA'eo' "t'@ - ~A>14''''-1 =.
F1aaace-A, c. Niles, c. G. Wicker, Il s. Rex
iora Sohn Aawa1ef Gnas Wi11msrtb J. She'll.
| r Brsd1. menr1 uarms. Samuel Vial.
rsrle. ~ Ghss ~ r chsnd1cr. Chas. b. bacnsing,
| nrsnIft1o Post- -
Bned. anT - %1.1fota-D, s, Hammond, B. L.
t,ar1;ns h.,1ea ~ M Xh1cndorS John RuaseL Chas
Ssntar ~'1'A'~s
thzs,enc ennt9 e Y e. PnsbecE, !. II. hlien, i. s:
f1sa5 a,o;ie 8.aidiaos-J. Il. Rees, Samuel Setback
ford. Ii. L. P1nney, D. S. Hammond, Enos Scott:
| H5of Houss and Fa1prrs-R ). Edhrook, Ed
vcrd 4. TayIor. C. B, Chandler, ChAs. DrandorH,
4. C. Bake.
GIfv Hflafsons-S Schackford, Phillip. APPEL,
Gothsr, schsaI William Croede, Jas. ". Jacobs.
Pnshcck, u Wilimarth, Mcrrl kilc, Michael
Cormlcy.
LIcns<s-H. Harms, ii. Gormley. John F. Thor
worth. Henry Lamparter. Isaac A. Fisk.
Ed{ucatton-B. L. Hopkius n. G. Miles, Sanford
Case. Albert Colyin, Thomas Cooper.
Hdr FHnd-W. W. FarWcl, AaEon Gibbs. j.
Clough uatnes, E. S. Taylor. Phillip 6teinnuller.
Sup. n. ". Farwcll moved that the Chairman
Of the RoaFd be 0dded to the War Fund Commlt-
tee. Carried. ..., ,a,..,
sap. Danoosn ~ as ,1a+5tiun ~ H.
o. tnree De apPoan.Ga 70 ~, PaE - p-ona,e
Legislature requesting tnal poay " aIpsopIIlats
sulI " AolsI ~. - at;s, s. snnt,a ra-r;aa
The Chairman appointed Supervisors FarHell.
Jameson and KnicErrbocker as such Committees.
Snp Taylor moved that tho Chairman be added
to the Committees on Foorhouse and Paupers. Car
He'd.
, 1864-12-08
dHaltteD===5utStituteg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Vol

" ANIED-Substltut and v Oh
w unteers. Wm- Murphy Rros-, ~ ever, Hll
attend TO all busncts tn tho Substitute tine and viii
Wishing to en- ist In the Nary tor the term oft0o OF
three ycsrt, will 1nt is to thetr advantage make
their arrangements with the unterstgned This urte
ins T. s. SaTzl feadez7eas. i chicago. Haad NJ ono
tc transact business IN that line. Good always
SSnas sns b p2{ 29 sssys s
furnishing Substitutes ier hoss nlsle 70 dfst. IL
,s Do NJ E 1 sfgse ss
corner VI Randolph and L.salle sa. da8 aSst'r
M ANTED-Substitutes and Vol
w unteers for the United States Navy. for two or
thfss ;ss Ihe etYnsst n sssa eount5 VII Be g1d
1s imminent and men can be better suited nov than
s1eF That takes place Ee wish to al tho a;tentiop
arm Of 3iUhPHY pEos, ii the oaseunsnt corner of
Randolph and Lasafie Streets now. ever. doing
straightforward. legitimate business and pay tho
A1ena sud veterans who wish to enlist will dad this
the most reliable nrrn In the city. Principals. also,
can depend on one thtug-Good treatment and good
| streets. de9- as1s1t
| w ANTED- Substitutes and Vol
pntesss ,sss fss the army and naS{ tor oas
hare done before. 70 give more uene. tos men than
cosncT % Il Randoph and Easaiia sarees. ID she base
meut.
| reasonable terma. Good men atWavs on hand. Call
| IN person or address NM MURPHY BROS: Chit.
cAgo, Ill. dea-aS1-1t
/
, 1864-12-08

OswEoo, Wednesday. Dcc.7.
FLorR-Adyanccd sc per brl, With n good demand,
but transactions restricted owing to the light sup
ply
o.
, 1864-12-08

Due Treasurer Dec. & 1856. x1a5f1 %
Have collected on r. R. Warrants about 5000 ,
n,,ro,,r ~ Tur c1rpx or suprpYoR nonpr
" -" ~f se1 @wA eee0.
The Clerk o1 he Superior Court, 7. B; Carter.
Tepo1Tea tna1 ne hao reserved 1or 1aIy ana docket
fees, s1nce 53Sl up 10 w s ;mth DAY oi Soven.
@ 1e5, =. ~. ~, ~, ~ ;ato su " ueae1seo 10
ue SHI an,p1ttn un ~ toa1S: sT.I f,- .,a
The clerE, accompanied he report, and reeeived i W
COUNT 7HEAsrEEn's BOND.
for Is ooo, signed b gaesb Kehm, G. = B. Farwell,
Kcicr1ed to the Financc COMMITTEES. r r~~-''~'
The eRa o. the Swamp dsna t
mittee on Judiciary.
The special committee to whom vas referred the
matter IN relation to the amount to be allowed 10
ssa5 s@f ss: sa
tinned. Referred to the War Fund Committee.
Bors71Es TO voLus7xEns.
g., u,,,.. of,.xoa ~ e,,1.,,,u.
R2poj11d Tt et1Ieo ,ba ne 3ne iSloTng Hn%
!. erehT NJ - inon,rn lnoaha a. a4
nf 4e ~ q hnna p
innTnment # ~ Rosyd ~ t1e ea'''e pe'ose ne aa
THIS resolution vas adopted.
sA1AHHs Or COUNTY OFFICERS.
Srp. Haines moved th.t The Board ro into The
dre ~ nso asierisa ~ ~ ~ s9
SIM Hstnes mnre5 that the esSarv II ths rornt-
Agent be liked 1t fl.a 80. Carried. %''s ~'A'''
Sup. Blake moved that the salary Of the County
Sup. Wfcker moved that II he s7r0 md tbe n,edt-
cine.
Sup. Jameson moved that tt be dxed+at 81 200
Under a caU for the arcs and noes. the motiou Of
Snp. Jameson was rejected, By Ayes, 9; NaTs. 81.
Ihe sense OF Tie Board upon The motion Of sup
Blake was then taken, with the following result:
Ayes 81; nays II So the salary Of the County
Physician was fixed At 81 000 the county to furnish
the medicines.
Sup. uatnes moved that the salary OF the City
fhystcian be fixed at f1,U0, the city to furnish
medicines:
snp. Blake moved 70 Lay the motion on the table
1nnl c!ocE p n. 70 elFe a comnltlee oi the
Chicago Medical Society an opportunity to pre-
sent plan 1or the 1tlaei OF the CITY poor carried
Sup. DEandorfr moved that the salary Of the
County Warden be fIed at S800.
snip, Pcck moved to amend By substituting ,U09
for $500.
The amendment was lost by ayes 70, nays &c.
Sup. Pusheck moved to amend by substituting
$500 for 7s0o.
This amendment wns carried by ayes Us, nays Ii,
and the an]ary fixed at 1900.
BARRED.
And the Board adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho po,-a oo,o,nh,.d n+ , ~ nn,s,sr+ n ,a-
ionrnmrnt T'hn ca1l ~ rho XII rcreaied !,
r,,nvn1n ~ 0 o e"
Snn EnYeterbnrter nffc-cd &ha fn1,oxrfoo rauo.
1ofscn. OA@ 49, '"s 1~8e"
HSsoYr.1 That m narson a, nor.ore ho nv.
nninted tn fbr nf1ce n bvsic,an X 1ha u1
ttinTso ~ f1onniv psrs;r;1n -. ~. I IT,. SuI1hg 1g
,,st ] =! no ~ 4 Ethsr -. .tGa s Sy u%ess %
Inioa op nt5eruse tnt b .e nr av ~ ~
, 1864-12-08
ID L e D..

In hs city, at the reAtdence OF his parents, No. =
south Peoria street, ARTHUR LINCOLN, younSes
dnys. 'e'' 20
Euntral to-day at O'Clock Pm.
- Springfield and Worcester, Mass.. papers please
, 1864-12-08


nAR1EA, COTTAGE I'LL, GExEvA.-A lady
aboVe To- Fesse adeaa ws Dhs ea ane
&C., F. o. Box sl8 Chicago. decsasof2t
c{x MeliaSX S,SXR osas1Ti1E sssSd S91$EEEss !; s. VII
sssf rs aS$ sss{Sss2 H1S S;s'1s
THIS SEASON. II can DO used a ufe-time With
out getting ont Of order taking apart for clean
'nS 6 Gtsg 5 isss I
Wheeler md Wilson'S Sewing MA
chfnes.-1t0,t LOO IN GEE. These maehinea use
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN ONE DIRECTION, to
street no1a-w4s1-1m
Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual systcms; Ncw and reliable Treatment
ail IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad-
dress Dr.. J. Skfllon HouEhton, Howard AssQc!a-
ton. No; South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
4 Fragrant Breath and Pearly
avail thcmselves Of the means ehould not complain
when accused ofGross neglect The Sozodont will
speedily eradicate The cause Of foul breath beau
Sold By all Druggists. dee5-aiy7- 7-33t-AwF.
Go to the Best.-Go to Bryant T. stra.ton's
Chicago Commercial College to gct thorough.
practical business education, or to become good
Telegraph Operator. Address (enclosing stamps}
4or eirco4a1s' 1nfAsT 9 s1RA7Tos, Chicago, III.
Coughs and Colds, sudden changes of eli
mate are sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and
Asthmatic affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and GER
ease, recourse should at once be had to ABroWn's
Bronchial Trochcs," or Lozengea. Few are
aware ofthe Importance Of checking cough, or
the beginning would yield to Mid remedy, ii neg
lected: soon attacks the Lungs. browns Broa-
chfal Troches," or Cough Lozcngee, aIinY irrita.
ton which induces coughing, having DraEor IN
1ucnce on the affected parts. As there are tmita-
tions, be snEe 70 oBTAIN the genuine. Sold BY all
dealers In Medicine, al 25 cents boz.
decbh .6l1 .1mtues. tbs, ,&sat.
Economy should be praticed By everybody
in all things. One dollar expended now III puf-
chasing bottle Of jnyne's ExpectoEant by those
troubled with slight cough or hoarscness, OF
sore throat may save the expense ofa DOCTORS Bill.
neglected cough often ends IN consumption. A
, 1864-12-08

in all things. One dollar expended now ID rur-
chasing bottle Of Jnyne's Expecto7ant by those
troubled with slight cough or hoarscness, or
4 neglected cough often ends IN consumption. a
, 1864-12-08

nARLEA, COTTAGE uu1, GEyEvA-A lady
wishes board In private fa1nI!y in one OF the
above nnmed towns Please address, with terms,
&C., P. o. Box sl8 Chicago. iec8aslf-ot
, 1864-12-08

WIRE ARE THET:-We are informed By a
prominent physician Of the city. that few nights
ago he came into the city on night train, and
walked up State street to his residence on Six
feenth street and did not ind single police OIL
Ger on the entire route. U.son inquiry we learn
they somehow manage to oHrender themselves gen.
orally invisible. The matter has been brought to
our attention several times recently. and Earot-
on that street, and VIC cease to wonder that they
are 60. Wo hope the authorities will reform the
cr<or a1 once
, 1864-12-08

CHo1cx Es0RAy1Nos.-Ne lately chrouiclcd the
proEress OF art in this city, as illustrated By our
own artists and their achievements In oil. While
the tastc Of tho city has rapidly become orthodox
in this direction II is also test that it e improy.
ing in enerayingt, from the fact that iGoupil, OF
New York, ia well represented here. Our readers
and art lovers will be glad to learn that Miss Cole
has Just opened portfolio at S. c. Giggs. Of su-
petb cngravlngs and chrome Autographs, etnbEac-
ing studies from the old masters, genre pictures
and landscape views. Among the gems lthe col
lection is chrome Of Bie.atadt's celebrated pic
turc. +*sunIight and Shadow which retains all
the tonea and delicaey Of nis Of the original. It
fs needless for us to give the details o.a picture so
well known bnt close rs tho study Of the original
ia, the copy is ~ close photograph the lines
ith The additional advantages Of correct colorins.
Carlo Dolce'e "Aater Dolorosa;' Guido Renis
4sChI1at;" 'Faust Discovering Marguerite,'' BY
AT sGheaer; portrait Of Mendelssohn; Rapha-
o nedclyfe = Winter Mornine. 5pncpb chrn. r1s
molithoeraph; The Iron Forge" smother Win.
iaeontola Ancient cahase as The ds1 Ensa4E.. nfa
ton Of Rcgulus' an allegorica! picture from Tur
nef: ssThe Bloom Of Gfeece," ullesori-aI; Do
mcnichinos '.st john" beside many capital
siso agent for ..The Monuments Of Art,"a com
nfetc md maenlfcenty illustrated encyclopndia
81 ut, from the modest efforts Of the Aktecs down
to modern days, in painting, sculpture md archl-
nnf and which, once seen, he will not he without
We commend this collection to our cttizcns not
alone from it unusual chcarness, but for 10 cx.
ceijence We trust it will not Hufer for lack OF
)ot. Ia View q dc advent Of the holidays, Miss
foie.e fesuttul portfolio should receive the atten
ffons Of Santa Cfaus carly and often.
, 1864-12-08

WANTED-Agents-To sell the
w GENUINE IMPROVED New ENGLAND FAMILY
srE1Sq ! MAGIISE 4 @ &, Retail prtGs sis Address DANE
8. Post Once Block, corner OF Monroe and Dearborn
sr t,s - fh y o Koat oI AZ ne
n1pnts will be offered. noy.-A4St1t
, 1864-12-08

Neutrality-suspicious. per
Clark tl6 Family Sewing Machine the oSLT low price
RaEer, Waeees Wson, HOVE, siases x e. sni
BaeheldsI salaEX sad s3peasss os large coa.mis. 1
than forty dollars each are inntngements. and the
seller and nseE Liable Illustrated circulars FREE
Address SHAW d CLARK, BlddefortI, Mstne.
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, 1864-12-08

MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND JEwHnx-We saw
yesterday a full and splendid set Of diamond Jew
c1Ey, consisting OF 30 fret water diamonds
1ady's earrings and bscastpln-which the owner is
for some $500 less than they couid bc procured
for from the trndc IN Chicago. Here is chance
for some Of our wealthy men. Parties wishing to
room during Ilnrsaay md Friday Of thIa Xeck
, 1864-12-08

and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail tn sealed letter envelopes free OF charge. Ad-
ton. uo: 5 South Ninth Street, Phi1adelphia, Pa.
, 1864-12-08

TOUND-A Pointer Dog, which
thr owner can hAyn by calling at tho Cn,t, ~
police St .ticn. proving property and paying charEes
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