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PRIVATE MEDICAL / INSTITUTE
Established by
DIR. j. C.. YOUNG, In 1850,
For the Cure of Private Diseases Of What
eter NatnFe.
AND ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Consulting Office,
$40 WASHINGTON STREET,

Second building below Montgomery ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA.
NO CURE, NO PAY.
Consultation, by letter or otherwise, FREE
All Letters and MoNEY must be addressed to b.
F. JOSELYN, NJ. d.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
Hyvpeine in the Army.

The Social Science Recfer edited by DR..
Benz. w. Richardson, gives most iaudatory
review of DR.. e. A. Parkes' Manual of Prac-
tical Hygiene, prepared especially for use in
the Medical Service of the Army" Or. Rich
ardson cites DR.. Pakes 'on the whole ques-
ton OF alcohol" as to which he says Dr. +.
"goes in the main with the advocates OF aDsu-
nence. He shows that the use Of spirits IS
bad under extremes Of cold and heat; tnat
they disturb discipline, temper, cheerfuiness,
and endurance; and the only qualification he
gives il, that experience does not show at
present any increase of sickness, proneness to
special diseases, or lessening of duration OF
lite, in those who take moderately of beer or
the weaker wines. Putting the inquiry-If
there are any circumstances of the soldiers
life in which the issue of spirits is advisable,
and ii the question at any lime arise, between
the issue ofspirits and total abstinence, which
Is the best? DR.. Parkes replies: sTo me
there seems but one answer. If spirits neith
er give strength to the body, nor sustain it
against disease are not protective against
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Gen. Sherman and the British Consul at
: -f...,' NJ, Savannah. ~ m afw,

A Port Royal letter of the 2Sth ult., says -
HThe British Consul at Savannah, who is
known to reye continually In the hackneyed,
remark, that the "sun never sets on Her Majes-
ty's dominions"-ac circumstance which augurs
that they wilt "bear watching took it into
his official head to claim in behalf of certain
British subjects, a large portion of the cotton
which had been captured in the city. Unfor-
tunaiely for him, his application had been an
ticlpated from the course adopted by certain
citizens OF Savannah, who placed tickets on
hundreds OF bales declaring they belonged to
q Liverpool house, and who openly boasted
that the Consul in question ought to have
something to say about any contemplated con-
Ascation of the article. eai 81 p p
Well, her Britannia Majesty's Consul at Sa-
vannah comes before General Sherman, and
finds him quietly putting cigar at his head .
quarters The General heard the officials
story blandly and uninterruptly till its close.
The consul stated that he had been commits
stoned by British subjects to claim the cotton
in their behalf They had boughtit, he averred,
and paid for 1t, too, and by the law of nations
it should be recognized as their property. The
consul then limited that it would be better to
restore the cotton to its owners, and in order
to give force to his remark, he conveyed the
idea that his action might be regarded as a
mere preliminary Of a more effective course.
The conqueror of Georgia, not having the
fear ofthe lion and the unicorn before his eyes,
locked up at the consul and at once became
his questloner: Ai
s'You say those British subjects paid for that
cotton ~ asked General Sherman. 8s; iai
The British Consul: s'Yes, have been so
instructed. The bills can be furnished: be-
lieve they have.o 4aa9i
General Sherman, without wasting thought
on the case with which gross of bills might
be furnished, replied, deliberately: f 81
"Yes, II British subjects paid for that cot
ton know what they purchased it for. They
gave to the rebels powder, lead, shot and can
non for it. / Lave captured that cotton; it
was mine; and made present of it to the
United States government, who intend to sell
it. The namesof any claimants for it will be
taken, aud recorded, and be probably the sub
ject Of future action; but there the matter
must rest for the present" Mr.. Stanton has
sustained the decision Of Gen. Sherman.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14

Ga s. a.'ly aaaes West Rutland, Vermont. T,
nsg83 sstAJ1 Iisl LOST. sf4 vi -
A FUR COLLAR-On Tuesday Evening. The
finder shall be reward on its return to owner, No
os fr0e s'i eess ss7oai etagsaaas iepsdSdss s.
g s1A. NsiAHn Wanted sssi Ua aa yiiiai'
EsOR family oil three persons, 2 Rooms in ouil
II et,respectable neghborhood.s Satisfactory ref
erenc given. Address for two wseks through tse
Post Office, +. Z. s. Camp Berry. h saal feb6d2wsr
. % ,lHat s5amiiai LOSt.ub qsslo.4 ~, Il lsas
0N Commercial street. Friday. Feb Sd, a Sleigh
~, Robe. The finder will be suitably rewarded BY
leaving the same at he ofice Of III ssc8 ifs af n
slwfeb4s WARREN BROWN, Commercial st.
Lost. 9 sie lsaag g
PETWEEN Woodford' 8 Corner ar d ihe city, on
y Monday evening", Meerschaum Pipe, shape ef
TURKS head, partly colored, in . case lined with
purple and white. The finder will be suitably resf
Wsrd d ON leaving 1t at HARRIsi, ,)opposite the P.
O.yfinassi adj 81 ...s. Is sff..t fsb3d3t*
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cold and wet, and aggravate rather. than miti-
gate the effects of heat if their use, even in
moderation, increases crime, Injuries discip-
line, and impairs hope and cheerfulness; If
the severest trials Of war have not merely been
borne but most easily borne without them if
there is no evidence that they are protective
against malaria or other diseases; then, ] con-
ceive, the medical officer will not be justified
in sanctioning the issue under any circums
stances.o Surely the abstainers viii be salts
fed with DIR. Parkes, nor the less SO though
he be not total abstainer himself. ia IlSdnce
Neius. 4Ea
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q "a IN a I B "a N k.
Government 4, 7 $40 Loan.
Newspaper Correspondence.

TyHE undersigned, an ex-editor Of this city here
Il BY tenders his ser siees, for reasonable COM
peusation, to the publishers of any news journals
In Maine, in Boston in New York or else where who
would like to enjoy the reaiysorrespondence of an
experienced writer and journalist at the CapitaI OF
this State. He fatters hmse that his acquaintance
with the local t. actions and the public measures
AID the pubic men of the Stateahd U unsry as well
as his long experience in typographical and editori
al labors, give him an advantage in this respect
which few others POSSESS he eknows ho9 to write
copy" for the printer that will require no revision
after it passes out of his ha d. He s also a good
aud expeditions proof reader, and is wiliSg to
gage with any publisher who may desire his ser.
vices at home or abroad, In that capaci-ygOnI
e8 ~ tsigtn. s. .i. WILLIAM A. DREW.
Augusta Jsn'y 2, 1865. jan6dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14

IN % ~ a "A eWILLIAM n. BEERS Actuary!
During the year 4.905 new policies were issued,
iDsuring $l3, l47, 558 RAshA .fa'
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Cedar Poles, Wanted. a. Z
Il rs feet in length, not less than inches at the
top end exclusive of the bark, sound and STRAIGHT;
to be peeled OF shaved Proposals invited. Addres,
j. 3. BEDLOW, f4ls'sW
sat noIl Snp't Upited States Telegraph Co. n
/ Portland, Feb let. 1865 feh4d2w
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LUCIFER MATCHES.
PORTLAND. MI

The Philanthropist sighs over the fearful list OF
haaaan aooes. incurabe diseases, and premature
deaths, which have been cansed by inhaiing the
fumes of Phosphorus and Sulphur in the manufac.
ture of common Lucifsr or Friction Matches. The
most ghasty Of these diseases is Necrosis, the de-
cay of the lower jaw bone Thirteen OF these cases.
mostly young women. have been treated in the New
York hospitals within few months, what then
must be the aggregate oIhuman suffering from these
causes. tst sgaE 1oo5-43s ~ si.-e,s.ssr ..
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The Fictare is lncomplete

dark without reference to the annual loss of
valuable property, which may safely be stated at
mnllons OF dollars 1lg b81 - ysfk Il q ,f54
Read the daily journals, or enquire of any Insnr
anoe Company. tor ratification of this ata afamanf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14

nNHE Ice HOUSE on Center street. which has
a b en- uses 80 years for the storage OF lee by Mr.
David Fob will be let as 1t is or nsw build
ing will be built to suit the occupant This Is yery
desirable locality or Stable keeper, or that o. al.
most any other business, and long lease viii he
given, if desired Pie Sc apply to i IflC : -
4 EDWARD NuTrER, % Middle st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14

A BOUT eight acres Of Pine Wood on the stump
IA at Graves Hill, Westbrook, viii be sold At q
bargain. nGa beb!s9rd 9ssfIJ assssrI $500
. :. Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. II.
head of Berlin Wharf a asTr-.- - octe dtf
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cry OFiPoRTLAND..
~ the Year Ons Ihowsossd Eight Hundred am,
I.. 44 Sirty-FSce.

40 thcl lear Une tIH0ttS0ed ,ESght Hundred and
|sif 81 saaJt 49, Sirty-P Fire. -
AM Ordinance amending an Ordinance entitled
"An Ordinance establishing Sinking FUND.-
Be st ordained By the MdyOf, AidefnseM, and COM
mon Council Of the City of Portland in Citg Coun-
cts assembled, as fottotcsi- rf sf4a =, -
SECTION Ian Ordinsnce entitled aAn Ord :
~ nanceseetabishing sinking Fund,v pass ed J u.
ly y a. ID 1851 sis hereby amended by insertr the
words Z Not less than five per cent. Of the i ex.
1etlng City Debit aft the word 'deterppi e n the
thirteenth line of the second section of said Ordi.
nance, and by strising out the word "Capitalo in
the last line otsaid section and inserting the word
priacipsl,' so that saix section as amended shall
read as 10 lowss---i3 sDon3 ~ D9If4Es 2EigGs ans
Il f'SEcTIoN 2r7Ail balances of money unappropri-
ated remaining In the Treasury at the end of any f.
nancial year all eyeesses of income over the origi
nal estimatedincome nbalsnces of an ropriations
original, or by additions remaining on the books Of
the Auditor; all receipts preiuns ON CITY Notes
issueos AZ receipts In money account OF the sal
OF any real estate of any description now beongin1
or whichma hereafter belong % the civ. anti
the SAFE of puca lots u the Cemeteries O. tine city
all receipts on account Of the principal sum of any
stocks, bonds or notes now owned or which may
hereafter be ow aed by t7e city and also of the an
nuai city tax such as the Citv Council Of each
year shall ut and det rm ne. not less than five per
ceat OF the then existing city debit shall ne and
same hereby Is appropriated TO the payment or the
purchase, of the principal OF ofthecity debt. 4sdio
Approved, Feb 7, 1866 go -7N'S
~ "a TAuTrue Copy, Attest: 81 5sa5 ,giiy ls63
G. feb9r-a2wl luoo sd y. M. EATH, City Clerk.
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Farm For sale.

Ia The subscriber offers his Farm for
AMNM-SN. sale situated near Dunns Depot in
MFNE - North Yarmouth formerly known
lHM ~ as the mo -se Farm" Likewise
This ock and Farming tools The
Farm contains about 1lV aeIes OF good land, good
buildings &c. Those wishing to purchase are invit-
ed 70 call and examine tor themselves stsEs 8.
l9og.1 a.i5 sgssbessae EFT. DILLINGHAM. ..7--
East North Yarmouth, Jan I'd, 1856. ian4soatf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14

The Trustees have declared a Scrip Dividend of
FIFTY PER CsNr. npon Al participating Life Pol
ices in force, which were issued twelve months pri
or to January 1866 They yhayedirected The pay
ment of the Fifth and final insta, ,ment of Twenty
per cent on of 1850 to 1850 Inclusive, and
the redemption in fulrof tho gedecared in 1861 and
1862. 8ss9s5 f1sgF
Certificates will be redeemed in cash, on and after
the hrst Monday in March next. on presentat on at
the Home office Policies subject to Not ss will be
crsdited with the Dividends on the settlement Of
By order of the Board .E sss--es ~ M u gtteNsni
During the year 4905 new poIcies were fissiied
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
.U.N. MARNHAL'S NOTICE.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 39ssd '"o
~ DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS. I'll i7 80
4 1DpR6UANT to Monitions from the Hon. Ashur
Ware, Judge of the United States District Court.
within and for the District of Maine hereby give
public notice that the following Libe have been
filed in said Court, viz ,-51 ff1el1I aafet2
Libel against the Brig CHARLES WESLEY,
seized by the Collector of the District of portland
and falmouth on the TWEEN seventh day of Janu.
ary instant at Portland in said District Z b ar
A Libel against ONE BARREL and TEN DEM
JOHNS of SANTA CHUz RUM, seized by the Co lec,or
81 the District OF Portland and Falmouth on the
twenty.seventh day Of January instant, at Portland
in said District. & GOD
! A Libel against ONE BARREL OF SUGAR AND
iHREE BARRELS OF MoLAHsEs seizeo by the Col
ecfof of the Distr ct of Portland and Famouth, on
tne twenty first day of January, instant at Port
land, in said Dist sictI aaFn8f'siE 4rl;H "a
-. Which 90 zuIes were for breaches of the7iaws q
ine United States, as Is particularly set fortn
IN said Ii es that besfing and trial will be bad
thereon at Portland in said District, the Second
IaesdGy Of February nert, where any rersons inte.
restea tnerein may appear, and show cause, u any
can shown, wherefo Q the same should not be ae
creed forfeit, and disposed of according to law.
Dated TED at Portland this thirty first day of Janu
..-.,. +. A. Quincy, U. S. Dept. Marshal.
jnn3id14d. - ~ ~ t3ie asf District of Maine
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
DIR. JONATHAN MOOR'S
Essence of Life.

TSAN EXEC LLENT MEDICINE. 1t tcures Coughs,
Colds and Whooping Coug a, and all diseases of
he Throat and Lungs, aud it works lik Q charm in
Iuie ling children when teethinR. Try it, Prepared
~ Atte bl Il. Il, HAYWARD, Hadiey Mass.
w. PHILLIPS Co., Agents. japl6deod6w
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ron SALE.

TIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm on the
road petween Sac3arappa and Gorham. 1t con-
grass There il tue farm, oae sEory house.
carriage house and barn 81 feet by 60, with good
cediar und It,. 1t has good orchard, with a1out
Janzoeod5m Saccarf ppa.
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Card

The undersigned, owing to heath, having this
son, the business will be condu under the name
and style fJohnson & Cloyes Brothe who are au.
thorized to settle all bills of the late fIm.-
ian24d2w R1of a91 .........aafsf "A. DAVIS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
EORs g Ale,

9 4 sns CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
rooms large stable and sheds situated two
III and one-haR miles from Portland and the
IL finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for a wa
Altering place and summer boarders. For
parlcllars enquire of III Isesaq GEO. OWEN,
apI dtI l0l Commercial Street. Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOEN -. GILMAN, Edisorl
Published at Ne. s2f ExCHAEGEs STREET. by
N. A. FOsTE d co.

TARFoATrAHD DAILY PRHssis published atSs 90
Per year in advance HI
IlIE MAINEorArE FRRssis published every Thurs.
Gay morning, at &2 90 PER 6nnum in advance; 50 as
delayed beyond six months. = = :. - -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
Box Manufaesorv-

w E are making. and are prepared to make.
w Wooden SoSes of all kinds at our steam Plan
ing Nils, loot Of Gross, between Fore and Com
! -, WINsLow, DoTEN & Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
Fer Saae,

FFHE Stock and Tools OF the Paint Shop over Tai
= bots Carriage Mandatory, No 8S Federafst.
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'FOR SAFE.

A TWO story Store, near Falmouth Depot form
a erly occupied by b. Merrill & Co.. Enquire o
the sunscr1Qer. sse, s.fs REUBEN MERRILL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
iFOr Sale.

A SOU ARE block of land, of about 73,0O0 acres
Lawrence, in Canada East 1t is interceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites Well
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple,
birch, beech, tamarac and bass wood to any amount
Enquire of HIT MACHIN, PoftlandI =
Fortlandt Feb. 1854. saxaF usri4 sfeb25 eodtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
ApotllecaryS shop for snle. :

EihE undersigned wishing to chsnge his place
Ssook fhe stook is new ana ocmplete in all lis
aepartments Tha stand Is one OF the best in Port.
iana; being suited to Family and Country 1raae-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14

OWpHFtkAtFbWIHl MOtHCEs
FT1HE undersigned have this day formed cepart-
q 4 nersbip under the name and style of II LING &
WHlFFEmoRE. end have taken the store formerly
occupied by Hen }. Fling. Nc 81 Commercial street,
where they intend doing Commission and Whole
sale business in Teas, Tobacco, w. ]. Goods, Gro.
/. ceries and PROVISIONS
HENRY FLING,
IaMhHFs ~ STEPHEN WHITTEMORE.
Portland, July 1854 dtf'
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NOTTCE.

A LLsFreight fremthe United States for ,Canada.
IA viii be defined at lslav Pond, unless L Is 40.
companied with Invoices OF value for the United
States Customs. < I. sS.. J Ohm PORTE0US,
sjan27dlm -sy - A Agent.
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nisss,IuttOn,

il firm name Of Davis & Cloyes Brothers, is this
'''9 49, - A. DAVIS,
sr,t.,s i.',- e,,,,,, = -, - f II CLoYRs,
-r3,sss g. 81. CLoYEs. !.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-14
This Child was Burned to Dealh
BY LUcIFER MATCHES. .1Is

Scarcely week passes without record Of one or
more children lesing their lives by these dangerous
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FOR SALE 6 TO .LEl'. i
Farm for, Sale.
Farm for sale.

Farm for sale. N,
.-... = s sissil Trat superior A. l. farm, recently
AASsN ~, owned aud occupied by the late
h @kHff Capt. 'Thaxter Prince. containing
BE8 6I1H so acres of g cd land, ,15 of which is
wood, Good buildings ana not q
ro0 OF waste e4aad upon it, Said farm Is situated in
Yarmouth. about one and half miles from the G. 4.
n &. Depot. 'A a74''a VVSri'F W I7i rs :
!. Enquire Of Charles Humphreys at Yarmouth vii
lage.l Ia shect ,,ssf s-.f
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Cash on hand and in bank, l94,s49 70 i.,.5.,
Invested United States - .ss'7a sff Z
stocks, cost, 1880 So s q gs.s gzaga
market val 81 394 805
Invested IN New York 2'&. III 3FHskl1
city bank stocks. cost, 81 56I so
Market val S6S 225) sF l2af Afa uaa $50 poY
Invested in other stocks, Ia ssssunors lie sf,,aa
c08g,s Iiig fnhfa.- 4Tasg a.. IS pa % ~
Market val 500 4C0j = t-S'ps'7' ss7Stssgeyg ma
Loans on demard secuf. f-Eea 5issW ss Of {eie4a
ed BY o. 81 and other tssss Sssas;; i, =, ~.
stocks, lsF ssftats sfh ~ y 20l $40 90 "As
market val $608 8035 800 ~ 'sl .sr9mt t1s7s
Real Estate % DsafT I4s, $50 Of sIjsiaa as
Ponos d,u ana @ @mortgagssa2 2s6s7oooy ailr sssH
ing policies, bearing IN Asl1o s.'a sa7 Asaos
ter ct gm 70 1,008 S0l 60 afeoatifssT
Quarterly and seHnlsau- aD',,15 "a ,,,,. !,
.subseonent to Jan l. Il SO oi mon bsa
1856. .saIpa as3'i s55as7 l7s,7lsO7 y siaalsa
I, 1885, Id. 68.24s ss 8" 'sesi
Rents accrued to Jan /, ,egd
1865, S72 SO
Premiums polieiesins s,-..er
hands of agents, and ia DN7-N
course of transmission,7 - l05,624 81
Amount of other proper ~ Y . Aes4
ty belonging to tneC Co. 1856 Is 9s1 s1ig9
s1sslHG & S3,65s, ,755 So |
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ss e % CORTLAND TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IA
WANTS. LOST, FOUND

$40 Information Wanted 2
OF Edward Brune, whs was in this city lat Sep
" tember. Any one knowing any thing of where
he is, will confer afayor by addressing his brother
a. III i. William BRUNEssie4 gk39
"a s. s.5'2 aa9ea West Rutland, Vermont q,
! Feb IL lSs5--dlw* s3aGlsl gss',sI 80 ~.
The New York herald., 1865-11-05

sold that y dead weht1a his vaals with no proo 70
amy one but detrmenf 70 ALL that gold will 60 70 less
than twenty per cent before the LIST OF January next
Mr. Mcculloch 10 reported 70 have recommended pre-
that the banks ouss 2 eonPssa e retain the
Bills TO be prepared ultimately specie payments.
Such In the nature of things could not adopted
become valuable 0overament now boards sdd the banks
an evil On the contrary d6usc the gold broadcast and
win into possession Of s natural oustodAns the
The ue.t congess should ought g pass i.x pro:
par and thus 30 allowed % accept ~ any
charge receive any interest copsnsafon therefor
Of fOfoitnG thair charters under the Ma
onsl Bank sc THIS would Leave the s.o c9srences legal
chsckng Is usual Ihsfs ons point ssrtain q long
The government hoards cannot approach coin bass
the banks WIN b II sPeos psynS eondiaa by natural
laws before they can anticipate.
The New York herald., 1865-11-05

ars upon the credit mobiiier system. ana ~ - %
ievc the first corporation OF the kind In thus
Mr.. Samuel c. Ogden, who has been Tor numoe' u
years Auditor OF the Custom House, Is the 'feasue
The Mercantile National Bank, OF this c''y' WI" pay
dividend OF Eve per cent, free Of tax
The Long Island Railroad Company will pay quarterly
dividend OF two per cent
The President last week, on the recommendation OF
the Secretary Of the Inenos after thorough invesssa
ton Of tho arst section forty miles Of the Pacific Rail-
road Eastern division, has accepted the same on cond
ton that the company remedy certain defects Of con-
structou suggested in the report Of the commissioners
which the company promised TO do andths President
has ordered the bonds which the company entitled
10 be delivered, and the lands falling 70 the railroad
upder the charter to be certified 70 the company M
The foreign exports fron shs port Of Batnors Last
week amounted 70 $l6loeA The imports were valued
at $s2, 49, 4nN
The amount Of fractional currency destroyed last week
was $34o, 100.
The following statement shows the amount Of coal
transported the Philadslpha and Reading Railroad
during the week ending Thursday October 60 and also
the amount shipped this year. ti