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Municipal Court.

Municipal Conrt. ~ e.i.s.
JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.--The case of search and seizure pro-
VS.. Margaret A. Best further continued fol
one week. t-.
The case of State VS. VIM. Vanderbilt, for larceny
of steam whistle, &C., further continued to next
Wednesday. ess .zEsura q aAGE - 8 .
A small lot of liquors seized in the shop of John
Carney few weeks since declared forfeited to
the city-no claimant appearing
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~ SPLENDID CHANCE FOR BUsINEss.--See ad-
verisement in another column of an Inner
SOB and Keeling Mandatory for sale in Bos-
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TIE Druggists tell us that Loring's Chlorate
Tooh Wash gives their customers perfect sat
iafafiOn
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cox,o,n N n DAILY MoNIroR.-Every

CONCORD, N. H., DAILY MoNIroR.-Eyery-
BODY in New Hampshire takes Concord dali
lv during the session of the Legislature. Num-
hers are taken out of the State by those spec
iallv interested in the making of new laws or
tbe advancement of pct schemes for public or
private advantage
Our friends i'll Maine, especially in this vic.
unity, are anxiously awaiting the movements Of
the people of the Granite State as to the aid and
assistance that is to be rendered the railroad
interests which have been favored and eudors.
cd by our city-the Portland g. Ogdensbulg and
the Portland & Rochester, and thence to Man
chester or Nashua. We therefore advise oui
friends here to take the CONCORD Daily Monitor
for the session probably month or six weeks
model of a SESSION., price only so cents INC
well-known and skillfu photographic REPORT
er of Boston, j. NJ. w. Yerrington, Esq, hal
peeii engaged again ioi ~ -, q - ,bo NJ
II Gonn;tol'e" dOingS.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day

NEW ADvERTIsEMENr coLuNa.
Seizure of Goods-Israel Washburn, Jr.
For Sale-J. b. Clapp q Son. ~
.Cement-N. j. Miller
For Sale-D. l. Deland.
CITY OF Portland. -s.-sa..s.l.--...-.a..-Hr
Willoughby Lake Hous-Alonzo D. Dennis.
Removal-M. S. Dyer. rrrEs
Partner Wanted-Cox g Powars. Fsf
Employment Uf1lce-Cox 81 POwars.
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New YORK CIRCUs.-The splendid t'upe OF
equestrians, acrobats, &C., of Col. Lei, OF the
New York Ampitheatre, will give telr hrst
performance on the Deering lot this ,ternoon,
and the second one in the evening 1t Is ac-
knowledged by all, even blythe nlnagers OF
those circuses that have just visite our city,
that the New York Circus stand first in the
Union. As all will be DESTROYS see the per-
fcrmances, ample opportunity all be afforded
in the two to be given to-day Ad the two to-
morrow I'd .s..f
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GOLDEN WEDDING.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Butler, of West Buxton, celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage on the 9th ult
Their daughter and three of their five sons,
and number of grandchildren We're present.
Among the guests were brother and a sister
of Mrs. Butler, who witnessed the marriage
ceremony fifty years ago. The occasion was a
very happy one, and many presents, both use
full and orna mental, were received by the aged
r..
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Make Your OsUn Soap j.!
NO LIME NECESSARY! go
-. ..t..-. - i541..s 4ui. SD haf
By Saving and Using Your Waste Grease
tl 'a4 BUY ONE BOX OF THE i+'W
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.'S Il /
SAPONIFIER
CONCENTR1TED LYl

E tsl CONCENTRATED I'VE.
twill make IL pounds excellent hard soap, or 25
gallons OF the very best soft soap for only about so cts
directions on each box. For sale at all Drug and
Grocery Stores t.f ..45ABE
BEWARE GF COUNTERFEITS, = !
go Be particular in asking for PENNSYLVANIA Saw
MahGiacturing Cos Saponifer no17sNeod&wil
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THEATRE.-The Dramatic representations by
the Wallack- Davenport Combination closed
last evening with the performance of the beau
tiful comedy of Still Waters Run Deep. The
audience was large and brilliant one, and the
merits of the performers were appreciated 1t
was the most perfect representation we have
had of that favorite play. The scene between
Indianapolis. Wallack, and Capt. Hawksley
Mr.. Davenport in the Office of Hawksley,
where the villainy Of the latter is unmasked,
was 80 perfect as to bring down repeated APP
plause. Mr. Placide as Potter was immense,
and created roars of. laughter. Mrs. Daven-
port as Mrs. Sternhold, and Miss Jordan as
Mrs. Mildmay, carried the audience with them
all through the play by their superior rendi-
ton of the characters.
Our citizens are indebted to Mr.. Lowell tor
three first class representations, and we are
pleased that they have testified their apprecia-
ton of his efforts SO handsomely that we are
promised another visit at some future day.
This evening the company perform at Lowell.
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why Suffer from Sores 1?
Hates A,nica Ointment.

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you can be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Barns, Scdlds ChapDed Hands SDraias. C,us.
Wounds, and ecerg Complaint of'the Sfin. Try ii,
or 1t costs but 25 cents Be sure to ask tor
H0Le's ATnica Ointment,
For sale by all druggists or send your address and
IS cents to o. p. SEYMOUR g. CO., Boston, Mass
and receive a box by return mail. W. F.iPhilips q
Co., agents for Maine. april26dlysn
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AZ AUcTIoN.-A large sale Of boots, shoes and
rubbers-an entire stock-will be sold at auc-
ton at 10 O'Clock to-day, at No. 40 Union street,
by F. o. Bailey. A house and lot on Newbury
street will be sold at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
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MARRIED.
DIED..

I In jefferson, April 20, Mr.. Jonathan Dow, aged
IS years. r-..fTt..FE
In Bsngor. May II. Jacob McGaw, Esq, aged IS
years months.f 81. .-.fa rt Hslaf .tg
In Newport, May 10. Mr.. Elbridge G. Ring aged
So wears. b.. t..
In Wnterport, oliver Coffin, Jr. aged 81 years 10
months. - I-'I" ~
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zLAUNcHED--At Freeport lst Inst, from the yard
o. Ruus so Ile double deck brig OF about 49, tons
named - Soue. She is owned by Sampson s. Co
nant, and q lngrahanf. Of Portland, knius Soule,
VI Fleeport, andt apt A X SOule. sf Cape Elizabeth.
who is to command her. She will be lowed TO this
port in q few days.ff = A a = - ~ =
AT East Machias LIST inst. by j M Wiswel q Co,
a scIr OF 1s0 tous. named Alpha, to be commanded
by Capt Il Nun on AZ III -
Also, Sd inst, by s W Pops& Co. q sehr OF go
tins, to be commanded by Capt VIM johnson.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ara At At LEGION i7th ult. barqae woodside, Nc
Sid I'm Honolulu April II, ships Rival. Doane tor
San Francisco; 18th, ,harter Oak. Tukey Callae :
SD I'm callao Sd nit, ship B D Metsair Anderson,
In port 18th, ships Montpelier. watts, for United
States: Scotia. Harrison, tor England. =
At Chncaa Islands 18th nit, ships Alice Vennard.
Young; Blanchard, Meady; Valley Forge, Emer
son; Uncle Iobey, P,nkham; Grace Sargent, Hard
ing; Washington White; st James, Williams: Ma
~ Goodell. Moves Matilda, Blake and Crank Flint
Crosby, for United States / W Lbby.I Minor and
Persia, Doane, Tor England Freeman CLARK. Small
Tor France; Vermont, Higgins, tor Germany; Beth,
IAN Thaver, Cartney, tor Rotterdam; Pleiadcs Wood
and Live Oak, Coombs, for Spain; baraues Metric
Merriman Rollins. for Rotterdam Sarah A Staniss
Staples tor France; all lig guano. ~ m
Al Altlyela 20th ult, briggs Rachel Coney Copey:
,kabboni, Coombs, and Matilda, Lawry, Tor =, ali
ldg guan0.
Sid IN Cienfaegos oath ult, barque Argentine, At
wood, Caibdrien.
At Za s. 18th ult, barque Lucy Nichols Ford,
At Baracoa 2eth ult, Catawamteak, Hir, for New
At Ponce 18th ult, brig Ambrose Light, Hamor fol-
st Thomas and Newport IN " days.
At Gibara 23d nit. brig M Tinker, Carlisle, fer
Boston. 80 v 81 Y y ~ - >
Sid I'm Havana 26th ult, ship Ida Lilly, Patterson
Tor the Clyde via MataDkas; barque Brunswick Mi
mott, ior Falmouth =; 10Th Mary, Moon, Remedies
Ar at do 18th uit, sch NJ D Haskell. Barbour from,
Teneriife. 'AoA'
In port 2Sth ult, baraue l. Il Sucker R;hharg far
Boston. idg, Gertrude. for Sagua and New Yo'k
AZ at Matanzas 10Th ult, sch Al G Moseley, Urann.
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ENGRAVING OF GEN. Dow.-A late number
of the London Christian Times contains an
accurate likeness of Neal Dow, with brief
history of his life. t't7 -
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y PORTLAND boasts the finest hnrbor and the
handsomest women in the western hems phere
and Of all cities in both hemispheres no other
manufactures of soap equal the Portland
STEAM REFINED. This is the brightest jewel
in her industrial eoronet.
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(FRoM OUR coRREspoNprNr.l

.,{ ..-..f lFRoM OUR C0RREsP0NDENr.l .4Bl
BO0THBAY, June 3-Ar, schs Allen Lewis, Benz
nett, New York; Annie "a Nash, Thompson, and
Vend;slia. 1ibbetts. from Western Banks ~
Also ar, sch Anna M Heath. T. ON Western Banks,
with l50 9th fish. Lett ON the BANKS 10th. scns u
Craig, o. Portland, with 500 otis fish Hannah Ed
ridge, Of Boothbay, 400 do; report nsh &C rec.
4 Sid 5th, sch Tookulita, Stewart Bay st Lawrence.
LAUNcnED--From the yard o. Cyrus McKown,
81 INST clipper schr OF 100 tons, old measure, nam
ed "Old Chad,' in honor OF ciliz, m OF Portland.
She is vessel OF good proportions and handsome
lines, with the best OF material and workmanship in
her construction, Mr. John Hutton acting as master
builder. She is owned by the builder, Capt Leonard
McCImtock, twho is TO command herr and parties in
Portland. l'.A ,iA't ~ r. go.
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,pEpAarUR q OF OCEAN srEAMER.
MARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLA ND.

D y .Yt8UU dwed.ssAay, june 5.
ARRIVED.
% Sch Curlew, (of Boston) Haskell, Cardenas.
Sch Lady Mulgrave, tBr, Carbon. Sydney, CD. 81"
Sch Acorn, (Brl Roll. Weymouth, MS.
Sch Helen MeLead, tof Csiais) Cogswen, St An
Sch Duke OF Newcastle, 4Brl Finley, st John, NIB,
for Boston.
Sch. Bailey, (U S Survey, Davis, St Catharine's
Island, Ga. - -..--.L
Sch Jerusha Baker, Barberick, Boston.
Sch Helen Mar. Morrill, RockporI. as4
Sch Gen Grant, Orchard. southport.
Sch L X Dresser, Reed, Boothbay.A "a
Sch Bellona, Wallace. Camden. Az
Sch Geo Keene, Keene, Bremen.
Sch Empire, Thompson, Bristol Tor Boston.
CLEARED.
steamer Chesapeake, johnson, Now York-Em-
cry & Fox.
Sch Sarah N Smith, Smith, Alexandria. .t
Sch Sterling, tBr) Hunter, Windsor, Ms.
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STATE PENsIoNs.-The attention of persons
in this city, interested in State Pensions is
called to the advertisement of the committee
on Pensions, in another column. Application
for certificates must be made in person to M.
A. Blanchard, Esq, at the Common Council
Room, Market Hal, on Wednesday, Thursday
or Friday, June 9th, 9th and It'll, between the
hours of and o'clock p NJ
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T. sslA ID r.. s. S. FITCH,S;d
ssEamily Physician. -

Seventy-s six pages price % cents. Sent to any adj
dress. No money required until the book Is received
read, and fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indisposed. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, rs
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29d1y
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MEMORIAL TABLEr.-JAn Mussey, Esq,
has placed on the front of is block of stores on
Middle street, a white mfble slab, bearing the
following inscription
Homestead Of ReJamin. Mussey, A: D.,
t Msso Masseys Row sap by a as son, John
burnt and rebuilt y him in 1916 Partially
burnt and rebuilt 1882 by his son, John Mus
sey. Wholly burntnd rebuilt in 1856 Wholly
burnt in the gree fire of the 4th and 5th Of
July, 1857 and quilt by the same"
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Long Sought For J ..5 lsa.lijt
ra5 a Come at Last /!
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may. be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country Gf0cers. la r..
Asa MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable, beins
among the best, mot the best, remedy for colds AM
pulmonary complaints, Manufactured from the purs
uee OF the berry, and unadulterated by any impui,
ingredient, we can heartily recommend It 10 the sci
as medicine.
To the days of the aged it adtleth length,
10 the mighty it addeth strength = I
Ills balm for the sick, a joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell loiI
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINK
nov Of q N d.vwtf iii- E L---A-'A ~ +-'A I
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Moth and Freclxles,

The only reliable remedy for those brown dscol r.
atoms oil the face called Moth Patches and Freckes
is PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION Prepar-
ed only by DR.. B. G. PERRY, Dermatologist, ~ Bond
St, n. Y. Sold BY all druggists in Portland and
lsewhere. Price 81 per bottle mar19dlnw6msn
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Partner Wanted

DE- d Partner Wanted,
A SMART man with 800. to engage in a light
"A paying business. Enquire Of
-.... cox & POWARS,
Patent and Employment Agents, 35i1 Congress 81 !,
Portland, Me. june6d2w
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SECONDHAND Granite Caps, Stills, Band, Door
y and Windows suitable for front; Iron
Door. Iron Wash Boiler; lot Board Furrmg and
d. /. DELAND.
+ June e-dtf No. 20 Green Street.
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IMPORTS.

. SYDNEY. CD, Sch Lady Mulgraye-195 tons coal
y, o r. farmer. ~ W 1
WEYMOUTH. Ms. Sch Acorn-15O tons plaster,
to order. -. .l5f.llflsa1s-E
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iAuuitiohal per steamer Cuba.l
n Az At Liverpool 9th nit. NonpareiI, Lowe. h

Philadelphia - '-
yey. fGveli, host m ..i it''rl7 - u ~
Ent out sd. Jennie Cobb Hanley, for Gloucester.
Mass; JaneA Bishop, Guillan, Canso, Ms; Lincoln,
tor New York. 30. it. 'l.T
Advertised 25th. vig;late, Neatly, for Boston i'm
mediately; Pontiac, Lowell, Tor do June !; Alicia,
tor do June 1; Halcyon, Hubbard, for do, do; Am
Union, Grant, Tor 20 6tif L II Tucker, Clark, tor
Southern Rights, Ross, Tor Baltimore with d;spatch
Juye nta, 1924 tons built at Thomaston in 1885, to be
sold at auction May 80.
Ar at Newport I'D Alice Todd Uarlipo Landau
Sound .s1..1 - ~ -
AT az Iaiermo nth ult, Clytie, Dow, Naples.
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ATTENTION called to the advertisement of
Dog lost. ''l 1881
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TIZfO3z r. Nc Tua.InnH

Desire to call the attention to the fact that more than
.tas. Il q lllsa !
OF their Safes gave AMPLE PROTECTION in the
late fire. Parties desiring - IlaN i
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SpOk EN.

NAV 6, lat IS S, lon 80 w, ship Lookout, Nugent,
from New York for San francisco.
May IL, lat 81 Ion II, ship W ID Dinsmo:e, from
Shields tor Bombay.
hIay rs, lat rs 80, lon 60 80. brig Fannie Lincoln
from Boston tor Cienfuegos.
Nav 2j lat 08 =, Ion rs W, ship Emily Augusta
from Liverpool Tor Calcutta.
May 49, lat 20 so, Ion 81 IS, sch Annie Whiting of
Castme, from New York for Demerara, days out
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LEGAL INTELLIaENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judge Cad
walao er-The United States One steam engine and
other property. Richard Stokes claimant, Before
reported. Verdict for the United States.
The United States One still and other property.
James McWilliams claimant. An information OF the
seizure goods mentiOned claimed TO have been
forfeited to the Government by q violation OF the
Revenue law. It was alleged by the United States
that The claimant used the still in the cellar Of his
place where liquor rteailed, the claimant there
keeping hotel This mode OF carrying on the dis
act olS66 The place seized on the 4th or Janu-
The claim ant answered this that before the act Of
1856 he had right 10 carry the business he
doing at the time the sezure and that as soon
the act went into effect he Immediately began 10
erect proper place; ana moreover ne had obtained
lust what was now complained OF in this case, On
trial. w. A. Husbands for claimant.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-Judges Pelrce and
Brewster The new trial motion list still under
argument to-day.
COURT OF QTARrER SESSIONS.-At the com.
petiOn of yesterdays business, this Court ADJOURNED
until tomorrow (Friday) morning, at 10 O'CLOCK
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PITTsBURG, June l3.-The Union Pacific Rail-
way eastern Division) excursionists. from Fort
Hooker, st. Louis, and Chicago, reached Pitts
burg this morning. They visited the principal
manufacturing establishments and go east by
special train furnished by the Pennsylvania
Railroad
The party originally consisted of one hum
dred and fifty persons, and was in charge of 8.
S. Moon but the number is now much reduced
in consequence of Congressman Chandler, Laf-
fin, and others having gone to Colorado with
General Hancock and an armed escort. The ex-
cursionists received the hospitalities of st.
Louis and Chicago, and passed resolutions
urging the Importance of completing the East
ern division Of the Union Pacific Railroad as
the great route from st. Louis across the contis
nent, asking the Government to extend aid for
the purpose and compli limenting the officers OF
the Union Railway for the rapid progress now
making. at the rate of two miles and a half q
day, and for the courtesies received in trip of
over 1000 miles in the same cars which left
Philadelphia May 81, and run without change
to the centre of the American continent. In
the entire journey nothing occurred to mar the
pleasure OF the excursiontsts.
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Mexican ReDorts.

NEW ORLEANS, June l3.-The Pioayt1le pub
fishes the following
Ell Concrete Of Matamoras, OF June 7,
gives the following extracts from a letter of the
I'd from Monterrey
Miramon died of q fever, which attacked him
after being wounded at Queretero CASTILLO,
Mejia, and several others have been shot,
ac, ordipg to a letter have seen from a credit
allie person in San Luis.
The most profound silence is preserved as to
what is to be done with Maximilian. The chief
functiunaries talk both ways. / have just been
told that the City of Mexico was taken at the
close of last mon h.
EI Me1icond, the Imperiallst paper, publishe ed
at Brownsville, pronounces Maxlmilian's pro-
clamstiou a forgery, and says 1t originated with
a bun lesquing paper in San Luis Potosi.
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FOURTH EDITION
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE Union Con-
vention Of the Southern Congressional District
nominated l., q. Phelps for Congress
The French barque Geisande, from Bordeaux
Flour and Wheat dull, with no transactions.
Legal-tenders 733<
SAN Francisco, June 1.-The steamer Golden
City, from Panama, has arrived.
Eastern Butter H@25c., and extremely light
demand There have been important sales Of
oysters for the past day or two, the leading ope-
rators having purchased oil the standard brands
to arrive. II is stated that 10000 cases have
been sold. Flour dull; extra, 1915; Oregon ex-
ira. sS.25, Wheat dull sl76@l'S5 Legal-ten-
deTs, 73sz.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1O.--The steamship
Constitution sailed for Panama to-day with
Sl45ai2 In treasure, 1901 250 OF which In for New
York. Also, 7480 barrels of lour.
The ship Bengal sailed for Hong-Kong to-day
with $4,000 in treasure
The ship Ellen Southard, from Hong Kong,
put into Santa Cruz in distress, having run
short of water Part of the Grew and 800 Chinese
passengers arrived yesterday by the revenue
cutter Waganda. Captain Howe died May @,
and the Southard has been under the Command
OF his wife since that time,
The ship Sunrise from New York has arrived.
The Palenocarass Mining Company has de-
clared dividend of Sl35 foot for May. the
Chollar Potosi S75, and the Imperial $40 per
share.
Flour quiet at 1915. Wheat nominal at SITe
@lS5. Legaltenders, IA.
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GOVERNOR GEARY.-Last evening the spa
cious parlors of the Lapierre House presented
q beautiful and animated appearance, the occa-
sion being a reception given by his Excellency,
Governor John W. Geary, to his personal and
political friends. Among the guests were Major
General George g. Meade and lady, aud other
Wellsknown friends of the Governor and the
ceremonies were highly interesting and plea
SAINT, though entirely devoid of any prear-
ranged formality. In all the various fnstitu-
tions educational and otherwise, visited, Gov
ernor Geary exhibited the greatest interest in
the inmates and every step he has taken in
public esteem made him, clearly indicate how
dearly he is held in the estimation of the people
of PHILADELPHIA.
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and NO. GOO BROADWAY. New York.

IN RESPONSE to general inquiry, we would
state that the Washington library, organized
in aid of the Riverside Institute, for the gratul-
tous education Of orphans Of deceased soldiers
and sailors, have opened their Office at No. 1925
Chestnut street. The beautiful fine steel-plate
engravings to be given to those who purchase
stock are on exhibition. Stockholders, besides
receiving an engraving at considerably less
than the retail price, will also participate In
the grand distribution of presents to take place
hereafter, as announced in another column A
gift is insured to every one, there being no ex-
ceptions whatever. The Company are enabled
to act thus literally from the fact that, making
their purchases of engravings and Of the pre-
sents TO be given away in such enormously
arge quantities, the cost per single article Is of
course, greatly reduced. Besides this. all Of the
presents, such as the real estate, have been
handed over to the Company by the original
owners at their lowest market value. On this
account are the Company enabled to offer such
great induce ments to those who would interest
themselves and aid in alleviatIng the miseries
and distTesses OF the hundreds and thousands
of poor and forsaken orphans who are now
daily seen in the lanes and thoroughfares of
our large cities
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Markets by Telegraph.

al, NEW YORK. June lS-Chicago and Rock Island
s5s; Reading, l07IS Canton Company, 447i Erie, 6i
cleveland and Toledo, ITO; Cleveland and Pitts.
burg, 5616; Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, TH; Allch
gan Central, la Michigan Southern. 691S New
YORK Central. 1929; IliDois Central, 100 Cumber4
Iand preferred, 9s Virginia IS, 67 Missouri 6s, 9s3S
TUCSON River, 1926 United States Five twenties
1862 lo 90: 1864 l07 do. 1866 1858; Teu-fortes lOOS
1871. <'' w. "~' ~
New YORK. June l3.-Cotton easIer:at 27c. Flour
heavy, 1O@g2oc. lower. Sales of $500 barrels State
EeSeliS9 ohi9 sli@l5 Wesern s7'6o@2; southern
lc lower sales of $4,000 bushels mixed Western SIC4
for new, Oats 1920 lower Western. 72@75c. Fork
dnll; new Mess, $2l6592l75. Lard dun and un-
changed, and Whisky dull.
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MARRIED.

,CAMPBELL-LUDLow.-o the 18th instant, at
the Second Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Dr.
Beadle, Mr.. JAMES W. CAMPBELL TO ELIZABETH
J., daughter OF the late Rev. DIR. Ludlow.
MAY-BELL.-June5, s, tthe residence of Mr.. John
Johnson No. 1915 N. Thirteenth street. by Rev. II. W.
Shippers, Captain HENRY MAY to Mrs. MARY A.
BELL all of Philadelphia.
SPEAR-SMILEY.--On May 30. at the Roxborough
Baptist Parsonage by the Rev. David Spencer Mr.
WILLIAM @. SPEAR to Miss JANE S. SMILEY,
both OF this city.
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LATEST Markets by TeIegraph.

BALTIMORE, June 13.-Cotton dull; middling up
lands nominal at 26c. Coffee quiet. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat has an improved demand, with
declining; fie white Western s5e: sugar firm and
grocery Porto Rico 1I14@l2Sc Moasses-CubR
ciayed, 4sg50c. Provisions quiet and steady; bulk
Mess Pork nominal at $3.50. Whisky nominal ct
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. June 13.-Milton, a negro, filed q
petition in the United States Court for q writ of
habeas corpus. which has been issued, directing
white man named Gilden to produce to-day
In court the body of his daughter, Bertha Mil
legged, is still retained in slavery. The case will
be tried during the present term of the United