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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

GS0 Gln n-wANTED-A plrtF with
GOU,DUO. ssn,tcl JON IN I've PURCHASE .
aiROPtRcl operard successfully ioz the .at tive yesrs
Sa'ss or h Bu,iirs fof toe as; yesr S.0J; Pfohs
over - go Sales b. readily doubled. Cal lswees
tue Lours Of II nid y oelOsk. ". II. JoHhsOS "a .
NkideDlgrr
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Kereipfs OF Produce.

OcT. 3.-ll,oGs bills Flour 97 bbs WHISKY, |, l9l
bbs Corn Men. 7.ca9 bush. Corn. A. 272 busb Oals.
e6 IA bUsh Barley. 80 rkgs. Asbes, $50 pkgs FRO.
Eutter.
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FUNDING CoMrouyp INTEREST NorEs.

TnE FIasr SAnoSAL Ban; orNEyiYorx. NJ. Iao
BROADWAY. FISCAL AoEsT AID UMIEo sTATrs DE-.
roSrfohf.-Ihif Bank viii oct as Government Agent
foT uaoing the Ccmpouuf Totcyes Notes into new go
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,OvuCs op rBy Sun Mutual TsspaAycs CoHpAS1,l
ISBuRAN0B BUILDINGS No ~ WALL ST., 7
~.g .tInr nft lHs NEW. oRK. August u, 1855. ID


DURSUANT to recent ACTi of the LEGIS-
I LATURE, and IN sccordance With the Requirements Of
the insurance Department, the CURRENT FISCAL YEAR
of this Company will bo extended TO and terminate on the
THiRTY.FiKsr DAY OF DECEMBER next. iiis ~
To adjust the affairs OF the Company TO the new period
PER CENT on the scrip of the Company will be paid on and
that day and further Dydsnd OF Interest to February
1, 1866. OF ONE and ONE.HALf PR CENT on the mp
will bo paid snd after the aforementioned dsy Gter rsn
Dydehd. q h,e,'t vi" Pe Y"ysbs on tue '' day 0i fs0
Holders OF Scrip are requested present when reesivsq
payment Of interest to have the new Day Of pay Ie noted
thereon. lSAAC H. WALhEh, secte.ny. .
S5 ono REwARD.1Notice : il >, hsTs6y Sas6yy
of the Loan Of 1862 have bsen stolen from the ofce OF the
undersigned and the public are cautioned against negotiating
- il BONDS OF $1,000 EACH
Nos % go I'd series.r 6b.st6, fst series.
~ i1 40 226 I'd series. AM, let SERIES "a 1fDfr
492iI ID series. ~ 81 .66, Sd series
50 559 I'd series. fo7i 1915. 4,i series. ( ' 5i.
lJ.440, I'd series, 1916, 4tu series. .r H1 ..f
~ e8a "a series 2T8iS, 4th series. "
l02ls lat srrep. 81 1871. 4th s.riea 40 .|.tfi
.r 0-f 22 BONDS OF $500 EACH, rE LID,
d Noe. 39,2ll, lst series. s3.g! ~ sriies
20 228, 1T series. 2i,5,3. ID series "a.
1881, ID series. I8 7s7. Sd ssries sii ."
35 704 % series. 20t.7, 4h seTieG -- q
1866, I'd series f5ll2. 4b series ..
....f 35G97, I'd series, 23.40l. 4b s'res.
5568 I'd series 1893, 4th series.
l. l' 35,C9s, I'd series. 30 4343I, 4th series "
%. 100, I'd series. q, 1896, 4h series. ......
357Ol, "a series. 55T05. I'd series -,
The above rs~ard win be given Tor the recovery oil the
Bonds or PrsgeT%osr'f, % tT9sS, l1r PR So 50 wa
New-York. Sept. ~, 1865. 7f i I-' - -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

The gross earnings for tix month";. fpm the Isl Of
Mar1h H. tic let OF September Ices show Increase
Of e37s go the corresponding r.ontbs of last
year We funk this might encourage the holders of
The stock. ".
The following is the quarterly report Of the First
National Bank Of New.York, Oct. ], 1865:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

man, Sheridan, Thomas, Farragut and Porter
stand ready, and they are the blessed peace
makers In whose effectiveness the country has
full faith.
; At the present hour the mental vision OF the
country is healthy, and it sees distinctly that
the only way to reach a real peace Is through .
felentlessly vigorous prosecution ofthe war. For
that matters are now in train. Grant, with the
armies Of the Potomac and the James, confronts
Lee at Richmond, and in his favor he has the
progress of year of victories. He can hardly
be said to be about to begin operations against
Lee. He is about to continue the operations Of
the last year, hitherto Interrupted by the sea-
son--for all the distance made from the Rapi-
dan In 1864, and the Judgment made in front Of
Lees position, is SO much progress toward the
grand result. All the work done last year
holds good for this. Grant, to borrow graphic
phrase from an unclassical arena, though be
goes into this fight fresh man, goes into It
with so much advantage derived from the last
Eight that he not only knows his opponents
games and lodges, but begins with that oppo-
nent's head din chancery." Sheridan will CO.
operate with his usual effectiveness, and Thomas
also will cooperate, though in way Of which
the snemy little dream. Sherman will strike o
blow certainly not second In effectiveness to
any that he has hitherto given. His march has
already made considerable progress in South
Carolina, where, a. the enemy tell N, he is to
be opposed by Beauregard- Thersites against
Achilles That the enemy has no one but
Beauregard to oppose to Sherman in itself sufIa-
ciently indicates their helpless weakness for
practical war. Over the whole field, moreover,
1t is the same. Without generals, and without
any army but that Of Lee, there Ia not posi-
ibility that they can resist the onward move
'ment Of our spring campaign, or any longer
delay the peace that we will make without
their acquiescence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07
THE GULF,
Tho Report Of tho Rebel Evacuation
of Mobile Confirmed.
THE PEOPLE FLEEING FROM THE CITY,
&c., &C., &c.

CAIRO, Feb. Q, 1885,
The steamer KoTc Able, from New Orleans s1st ult,
has arrived with large quantity Of sugar and molasses
The reported evacuation Of Mobile is confirmed Tho
.Tma says:-The information is undoubted Twelve refu
gees who Ion Mobile on the 10th and arrived at New Or
leans stated evacuation commenced the day be-
fore their DEPARTURE that the guns and ordnance stores
Were going 70 Selma by rail and water simultaneously
With this movement sweeping CONSUMPTION was going
ON among tho citizens Of Mobile 70 escape which the
people wore fleeing from the city by squads
It was the general impression In Mobile that defence
of the city would DO attempted It's garrison small
and composed Of militia under command Of Generals
and MauYy. 4tet~ssx
The stsamss Continental and Morning STAR nom New
York, had arrived at New 0rlsana
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Senate.
~ ALBANY, Feb 9, leok
Buas srRoDuCxp.
70 sufhoriSs defendant o. his couuss, I'm . cr,u,aa,
trial 30 close this Argument 70 . jury
To ssaify the astscss prohibiting slavery proposed =
Congress amepdment TO the consultation or ths
United Mates.
The bilt to prevent the defaccmCnt Of natural scens
was ordered TO third reading.
rncxE
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Catharine Coulter, child seventeen months old ced
the residence Of her parents Eleventh avenue near
F9rtIsth street, from the effects Of scalds accidentally
received BY par NJ ecadrg wate upsct,lng upon her
Coroner Collin hssi an Inquest over the remains
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Peace CONFERENCE.-The Movements a
tho Union Forces-The Rebel Army
News from Central America, Mckee,
Cuba, &C., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Cuba, Captain Stone, wan
leave this port to morrow for liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at halfpast elsvsa
O'Clock to-morro morning
The Nxw YORK Naturalization for Europe--win 10
ready at half past nine In the morning.
will contain the latest facts and relation
the late Conference between tho President and the Rebel
Commissioner; full account OF tho late disastrous
IRE at the latest reports Of tho Operations Of
General Sherman, with map showing the scene Of his
movements against Augusta, Branchve and Charleston;
the latest dispatches from Foss Fisher and Richmond
and accounts Of the Of the Union Forces In
all sections; complete Roster OF the Rebel Armies
they exist at the present tmc the passage Of the Cons
tutonal Amendment by Congress- late and interesting
news from Central America tho South Pacific, Mexico
Cuba &C. and reports OF al important Of the pass
week
Single copies, In Wrappers, ready for mailing six.
cents
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Assembly.

AlsAxr, Fob 9, fses
NOTIONS NrsDLUross.
Instructng Senators and Eepr sentatvss In Conqess
70 favor the passage Of law credting volunteers 70 -
locality where eufeAed. Adopted
For recess from the 18th to the 23d instant
LSes over.
EldA
To authorize attorneys counseors TO take srlnou
edgement OF deeds and other instruments
I0emtloy watchmen IN villages
To increase the capital stock and 6x the terminus -
tho Adirondack Railroad
The State Bounty bill
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

TBSoAf DnsAsxs.-"we would call attention 70 BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. We have foand Thorn efscsclous
In auayng Irritation the Throat Bronchial wouh
commend them 70 the attsnon Of public spcsAArs and
ohcrs troubled with Affections OF the Throat Tsy
excellent remedy for Hosrseness resulting from cold
ConregstionaIist, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

crrpxxr CorRr -CiRcrn Part 1-Court opens az
O'clock A. ~ Nos s0s, 90, 1881, ~, Ila, 700 i
sst 4ia AsT, sic, 5i7 DO, Hf, COZ oil" .J
735 73e Part z -T3 duane street Cai.ndaf' - ~
Court adjourned 70 Wednesday. e.h iLsa y ngee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

Amer1Cam BeIIea.
America 70 justly proud Of her beautiful ladies' but, he-
their beauty and lose their health youthbe-
como prcmatpely old neslecng 10 tsks
proper Of their teeth These tina
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by all worthy place
the sweetest ips-can eivised tsiea
Bold by druggists and perfumers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

BurdsalIs Arnfca Ltnime nt.-Am ~
fAlhble for burns scalds sprains rhsumAt sun-
shot wounds &C. single application aAys the pAka rom
burn the instant 10 applied No family should
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Letter from . Rebel Prisoner.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

".|-" SOnb91Hu IsIANpy 700 !, Ibos
have fur sisters residing In the city Of New Yort
10 whom am anxious 10 communicate tho fact Of my
imprisonment upon Johnson's Island letter directed
simply New York would fail probably 70 reach them
Will you notice my arrival hthcr In such . In
the columns OF tho HsnALD will very likely b.
by them or others Of my acquaintances or use such
other means a. 70 you may seem best adapted 70 accom-
psh the end 70 much desireS Ny sisters names re.
Duane ny COMMUNICATING 10 my sisters in any way
whatever tho news Of my arrival here, you will greatly
obligc, yours respectfully, JOHN DUANE,
Residence, Columbia, 8. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

Batehelor's Hair Dye-Thc Dest I'm shs
World Harmless reliable instantaneous The only psxSA
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Sales OF scven-Thirty Bends.
PmADnxmA, Feb. q, 1895.
me sales Of sevenhities By Jay Cooke, The subserp
ton agent since Saturday, 10 93,0o8 400 t@
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Fire NJ Ci.cinnati.

- -, . CiNtiNSAT, Foo. d 18eE
hessH Nell q Hulberts com mission warehouse a>g
the Allegheny House. on Water street destroyed -
IRE yesterday. Loss $50, 900, which Is insured.
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Well-known Poet Sings OF sE1oWex-.
hssed gales" Had he been pleased with thu
Of the young PIIALONfS NIGHT.
BLOOMING CEREUs he would have DISCARDED Abe frr.A
the final word and sing Of flower kissed gnlsn Vie
not have helped IL know
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

ss~yp CoScssr At rss cnrRu or rHs Hotv Tprvrr,
BnooKLS "A grand sacred concert In aid OF The fund
The completion or the spre OF the Church OF the Holy
Trinity, Brooklyn Heshta ~ TO take place 10 night in
that edihce Several dslIngs.shsg n ,ssaJ
- ~ vtees 81 tho Holy Trinity choir" Mr. o. W.
Wnrrnn viii direct the performance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

Addreas TO smokers.-PollSk d p~n>
NccrSchsnm manufacturers No. 682 Broadway Fouys6
street. Pipes cut TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

Best-Mil1er's Hair Dye, Warn Aptea
batter and cheaper than sold At double the An
druggists ell IT,
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All Ladies' should Use sterling's ANDRE.
renders the hair s0ft and glossy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

providing TO- evening sessions of the House. from
AFTER Wednes w next for the consideras on Of th6
aInendatory Inl vnal Revenue act
T.N fak IDEsTIAL VOTE
The House took " aud passed the Senate Resolutions
For amendment OF .o rules n TO provide spec a.
cally Tor tho counting s clio votes for President
and vice PRESIDENT OF the States joint meeting
OF the two houses on "Wednesday next
TfE QUOTAS o~ vis srArEs
Mr. CHAsLsR, topp) Of N. " asked, but waS refused
leave 70 INTRODUCES the foowingx--
Resolved That the Secretary W,rbe and hereby a A.
reeed u NOT inconsistent with the paic interest 10 com
munoate to this House at early day
each Of the quotas OF the different DISTRICTS states ass
been established and under each several css
for troops United States aysiI~
with detailed statement Of the number troops snd sea.
furnished by each State the
Of the rebellion. with their respective service
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Royal Havana Isottery.-Prixes Cashea
IN gold Informaton furnished Highest ratts paid foa.
Douboons and all kinds OF Gold and silver "
TAYLOR Co, Bankers, Is wan stroel
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Prizes Casheo I'm All Legalixed IxOttsv
ries Information gvss. CLAYTON, 10 WAX street.
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LorIsvILLs KY, Feb. Q, 1865.
Litchned was visited few days since BY willams'
gang Of gucrlla and the next morning by seventy
Eighty OF ouantrelIs mounted men. The latter were
ander the command OF Captain Jones' They sppropr-
aed quantity Of and shoes and whiskey but ie
without doing further damage 14l
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY 4 1865.

John r haiA This payment 10 clearly illegal, as W
Hale holds saiarisd ONCE under the government aud
cannot therefore legally charge receive any other
emouments for services rendered 70 H. n the heads OF
departments had power 70 pay senators or representa-
tives extra compensation for services rendered IL
tainly would place In their hands powerful means
Of corrupty influencing the action Of Congress- This
matter should DO a. investigated and The noaoy
refunded.
NV GOVERNMENT ARSENAL AT ROCK ISLAND.
II has boon determined 70 commence Immediately tho
construction Of government at Rock Island It
will be ono Of the largest in the world It's estimated
cost win be one and half millions Of dollars
PROTECTION or GOVERNMENT RECORDS FROM Fn
report has been made, by an efficient and expsr
encod engineer upon the insecurity Of the War Navy
departments for tho preservation Of the public records
from nre The erection Of roproo granite buildings for
tho use Of these departments is recommended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07
O-cision I'm the Case OF the Chic ago and
Northwestern Railroad.

CHuAoo, Ill, Feb. Q, 1895.
Judge Drummond Of the United States Circuit Court
which application was made for m n,unotIon IN .hs
Of wadsworth VI. the Chicago ana Northvestsrn
Railway Company, refuses 70 hear the Application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

This was disagreed toyeas 81 nays los, y follows:
Y.AsMs:.r. Allison. Baldwin Of Mich. B.sman Bran
y xsSs Eess fsss i Hsa:s. 2.
fama q w. sssss s %nss s%A'
n..'ms:s.i . JS:; 2 Asn i!sn Arsn Asy
h1ss.. Z Il P- w
soSc c q ws's ~ Va 6h.nis Amsre;s C.r
Sss.is Ss:s:s Ss$ss H ri: S:.sai
ass ss nss1.s
siead ssSass 2sIaass esns.y x. m Is.' r.
Noble Norton o4s oo. q Fa oss %H' Of S 5so
9rh Peterson Psndston Psrhsm, Perry. Pike PomeIoy
Rollins H. sa n ~ & ' R q ks e
scott sassDSn sp;Sa,ss steele e ss!s. sSSa.s
SSrns q m w.:ASuTIsf Mas w!ian: 6Idsr wilson
The resolution, under the rule, went over.
fnn INTERNAL REvnHun Law.
Mr. hosnnL, trsp) Of W., from the Committee on
Ways and Means reported bill amendatory OF the In.
,ernsi Revenue sw which Va. made the special order
oun laval vIcroHIrA
~, n, sMm1 sgl q oA'o, made !. unsuccessful mo-
ton approprasins twenty ave thousand dollars for pic.
TIE DxnocRAIs AND THE rTsunIrT o. TEE UNION
Mr. FssxAxpo WooD. topp.) Of N. r, submitted tho
Resolved mat sne euy q the rrs.idsn. % a,ns.n
xmsrs.n Usion = formed 81 ne Tshsrs Of sSs rspabc
event and prefer
cept negotiations which shall admit By the implcs
ton the enstence Of other Federal
ment within the territory Of the United States.
This resolution was agree TO- few members only vot-
ing In the negative.
RADs REGULATIONS.
On motion Of M wAsuHUaSR trcp) Of H., resolution
was adopted for joint meeting Of the committees OF
conference OF both Houses 10 examine into the subject Of
trade regulations
rus NAVAL APPROXIMATION MIL
The House In Committee Of tbs Whole resumed the
consideration Of the Navy Appropriation bill The
amendment pending that Of Mr. Davis OF Mary
TO create a Board o. Admiralty.
Mr. BLOW, rep.) Of NO., spoke against the amend.
roent, and vindicaied the Navy Department
Mr. DAVIS, rep y Of Nd, replied TO tho gentleman
who had proceeded him, saying by his amendment he
did not propose 10 remove the navy bureaus but pro-
vide for tho sccrctary Of the Navy council OF navy
on cs rs the President has his cabinet that he too
may have hs advisers He caed tha, In bis remark
heretofore crtcyed he had been indicating the
q Tho navy az against the Navy Department
Mr. i1kr, trep) o. Ne, replied % Mr. Davis
The question Was then taken, and the afgs-sy ra.
creating board on admiralty, was disaS--~
fhWn5 - r~sa--rcd in tho amendment o. the com
nliltee providing for additional mdAhipman 70 VIC
Naval Atacemy, nom each On residual District
The navy appropriation bin was r'ts =
wESfNg .fSsl y
On motion Of Dir AOKslLL, sfssQIu1i0n n~s aaOp'v'
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,rfFaons UNsing Capital nna wishing
hetud u 10 day 1N'' 1''''su'o"' = ="
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srHB CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT BEFORE the
LEGISLATURE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. O. 1895.
Governor Cony laid before the Legislature TO- day the
-pfhcal copy Of the resolution adopted by Congress
smendatory Of the constitution abolshing slavery.
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ChevalHer's Life for the Hasr-r .estorsA
gray hair 70 in original color sops W failing out koaea
We bed clean s,Anhs seo.e sompsson VIZ any otses
Broadway New York. SARAH A. CHEvAt }rR NJ x
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The steamer General scdgwck sailed this afternoon for
Fort Fisher.
There In nothing Of importance hero In tho way Of
The advent OF President Lincoln and party has
been the only exciting matter for some time.
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Cherokee Pills-Femals Ne gulassr.-
:. frss xddrsss D.. Wa MERwiSiT ,Spd E Esss'
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Defeat Of n Guerilla Party-Capture
Harry Gilmer and Others.

-T--- IA WHkhLINV, W. w, Fop. D Io0SA
Governor Foreman has received the following telegram
,o-day, dated Cumberland, February a.
cavalry scout OF General sherdans encountered the
he force Of Major Harry Glmer yesterday near Moor
Geld, whipped IL handsomely, capturing upwards Of
twenty officers and Amongst the onacers captured
the noted guerilla chief and robbsr Harry Gilmer
aimsolf b. y. kelly, Brevet Major General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07

Highest PremSum Loo LstItch sewing
Machinss-wHEELER AWIIso " cas- Broadway. sss
wheeler and Wilson's buttonhole. machine.
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JOHN JACOB AsroRs TIMIDITY

Mr. Astor was one Of the most penurious Of
men, and is not known to have given dollar
in his lifetime to relieve the wants of the poor
But the following record Of voyage from Eu-
rope, taken from an interesting sketch in the
February number of Harpers Magazine shows
that he could make liberal offers when fears
for personal safety were aroused.
MIR. Astor reached Hayre when the ship, on
the point OF sailing, had every state-room en-
gagged, but he was SO anxious to get home that
the captain, who had commanded ships for
him In former years, gave up to him his own
state-room. Head winds and boisterous seas
kept the vessel beating about and tossing In
the channel for many days. The great man
was very sick and still more alarmed. At
length being persuaded that he should not
survive the voyage, he asked the captain to
run in and set him ashore on the coast of Eng
land. The captain dissuaded him. The old
man urged his request at every opportunity,
and said, at last:- 'fsi
81 sssI will give Won a thousand dollars to put
mo aboard ,.iIot boat i, 91Ig1 Il ~ b se.s i
H No 80 roI ana +bat
one dav the cantan worried ont If eli na.
tience 1ron;sed that II he aid NOT cet ont f of
tl, eha,,, =, II 10 AZ at ,,e;,,S he r,,id
rim rim in and nnt him asbora n ban5aned that
tha ;d csaed sru ,T;n tba afta,nnon anS
-sf,ad tIe sh;Ss ;nto hsoad oas,, P,,, 'i, tha
troubles of tbe seasiclT m;Il;ona;re had oniv
inst heonnl ! a heavy oalas ~ several davis
y d1ra+icr7 hiew tba vessa7 S alona the weste,,,
$500 @ 49,. - u,
y o ~"
pao , ,J s',o ~ s,,
Sand dohars II ne would put MN ashore any
where on the wild and rocky coast OF the En-
erald Isle. In vain the captain demonstrated.
In vain he reminded the old gentleman OF the
danger OF Iorfelnng ms insurance. q. S ia. e
Insurance" exclaimed Astor, "can't in
sure your ship myself"
In vain the captain mentioned the rights OF
the other passengers. In vain he described
the solitary and rock-bound coast, and detail
ed the dangers and difficulties which attended
its approach. Nothing would appease him.
He said he would take all the responsibility,
brave all the perils, endure all the conse-
quences; only once more let him feel the firm
ground under his teet. Inc gale having aDat-
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BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS,

such as Ledgers Journals Day Ro ks. full aud half
boun of any sizs, always ON hand, and as good an
assor rtment as can be found in he Htste.
Miscellaneous, ScnooJ and Scientific.
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Weed, weed, weed!

TUE New Sewing Machine for Family and Manu-
featuring purposes. Also, the Florence and
shaw q Clark's sixteen and twenty dollar
4 s SEWING MACHINES.
The best kind Of on, Needles, sink Twist Tbvead
Screw-Drivers, Oil-Cans, Hemming Cages Ora &
MacNaught Cotton, and all kinds Of Sewing Machine
Trimming. Machines repaired and 10 let
Omce 1871 Middle St., up one flight Of stairs.
-. .,.i,...... t w. s. DYER,
Junez5eodlm" Agent
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A Young farmer asked an old Scotchman for
advice in his pursuit He told him what had
been the secret of his own success in farming,
and concluded with the following warning -
9Never, Sandie, never-above all things, new
er get in debt; but if you ever do, let it be for
manure" -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-03
California Wines.

rTSHE unexampled popoularitv aehievea Nv ann
Il brands Of these now celebrated Wines l. dna
to their superior merits and undoubted purify.
For the sick chamber the eAnRelican WIN Commend
ITSELF Where highly tonic and jnygorafing sfi,n,,
liant is desired our Port is excellent
The MuscateP is without doubt the finest Wine
Wine, Is delicious. - -T,- y
For Dinner Wine the ''Hock" is deservedly popu-
See that our lacel and name Is ON each bottle.
0s9 10 PERKINS, STERN q CO.,
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Dealing Exclusively IN California Wines
For sale in Portland by CRosMAN q Co.
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