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taISAD CASE OF MsANTrY.-The Star states
that q woman, some % years old, with two
children, arrived in this city five days ago from
ireland, to join her husband, who has been
earning money to pay her passage and provide
a home for the family Soon after her arrival
she Ibecame insane, and Wednesday, night the
husband had to cause her to be locked up at
the Police station. A sad case. 90
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MORE BURGLARs.-An attempt was made
Tuesday evening to break into dwelling house
on Cumberland street. The inmates were
reused by the burglar in his attempt and were
ready to receive him. But he being aware of
their alertness decamped. i, .f.,-r-
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sCoRREcmeN.-In the list of appointments
by the Maine Conference Of the M. E. Church
a, ri error occurred in stating that Waterford
was to be supplied, John Rice was appointed
for that place. \ anic 10 .n-i. Eai 9 ~ IL ,
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THZtO2a +, q Mel 0rLU9ld.

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
81 REVIEWER
Renews the vitality Of the scalp. -,
Renews the hair to its original color.
Renews the nutritive matter which .nourshes the
hair y y ). t1S@5 ~ 81 - WYNN 3
Renews the brash, wiry hair to sken sOftness
Renews the growth of the Hair. IA
Renews the appearance Of those that are Bad and
Gray, and is splendid hair dressing. No oil al
cohOl to clog up the pores One bottle shows its ef
fects. $50 90 AIfT1t
R. P. HALL & CO, Nashua, NJ H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. 90 may7dsNS w1w
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i THE dwelling house ON High street, which
was sold at auction on Wednesday, by E. M.
Patten s. Co., was purchased by Messrs.
Twitchel Brothers & Champlin ~ -
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renewedly call attention to the Levee and
Promenade Concert by the Samaritan Associ-
alton this evening, at Mechanics Hail.
Twenty-Five cents for music by Chandler and
dancing, with plenty Of refreshments at hand,
and every cent Of the proceeds to be employed
in unquestioned charity, is cheap enough for
an evenings entertainment. No doubt the
hall will be crowded. Bailey & Noyes, Owen
& Barbour, S.,H.r Colesworthy and Short &
Loring will supply tickets +--f
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The only reliable remedy for those brown discolDr-
ations on the face called Moth Patches and Freckles
is PERRY s MOTH AND FRECKIE IOrIoNa8 Prepar-
cd only by Dr. y g. PERRY Derma ooeist, ~ Bond
elsewhere. Price 81 per bottle y Il:1e,l& w6msn
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Free Stree, naD,ist Lj,crary Circle,

MIR. EDrroR Our young Baptist friends
held their sixth literary meeting Wednesday
evening, May 9Th. The exercises were opened
with the report of the Critic. Then followed
a reading of an original essay, entitled Hebrew
Poetry; next in order was a duet,Cby Miss l..
Hart and Miss Stockbridge, which was per-
formed with muchiskill But the grand eli
max was the reading OF o very spicy paper by
Miss Stockbridge, and it was read in her usual
graceful style. These meetings are very inter
esting, and many thanks are due to the younp
people for affording SO much pleasure ,S,{Y.
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REMOVAL. esL1A
!. DRS. CHADWICK & sIaOGG
have removed to
3O1 III CONGRESS- STREET,

3OI III FONEK ESS sSTKEET,
BRowN's NEW BLOCK,
over the store of Alessrs. Lowell & Senter.
Office Hours--l0to y A. NJ, and 8 to S r. NJ
DIR. ClADwICK's residence los Cumberland street.
DIR. FoGG's residence % High street. 49,, .,r-r
~ Free Clinical consultations will be held on
Mondays, Wednesdays sud Fridays, IRON to- p
NJ, Tor the poor. jan2SsNdtf
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MASONIC Thursday. - The Grand Lodge
granted charters to Trojan Lodge, Troy; Asy-
lum Lodge, Wayne; Augusta Lodge, Augusta;
Ionic Lodge, Gardiner; Archon Lodge, Dix
mont. The following officers Of the Grand
lodge were appointed by the Grand Master:
DISTRICT DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS
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Mains Pure Elderbel.ry and Cur
s.. ..aG84iii.. 7 rent Wines. aa8 IS ;
Ladies' can Always

found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie Il Co.. H. II. Hay, W. r. Phillips 81 Co., Il. L.
StanwoOd and j. w. Perkins & Co. jani2sNdly
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Find easily fitting Cater and Slippers Of every
rist and Of approved style ct T. 4. MOSELEY
co.'s. Summer st. Boston. Their siock II q selee
one and will be sure to please. - feb7d1t
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TESTIMONIALS.

81 = NEW YORK, December IA, 1868.
A. WEBER, ESQ Among the many excellent Pi-
anO Fortes which are made in this city yours rank
foremost. Being musician and a manufacturer OF
great practical experience, having been engaged a
great number OF wears in the business you have sue
ceeded in manufacturing Piano which, Tor richness
and brilhaDcy OF tone, as well as for thorough work
see why these instruments fnd ready SALE for they
are, in every respect. very superior indeed. ai'a
.s rs Gas II al 5. ID. MILLS.
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IMPORTS.

MATAEZAS Barque Am Lloyds-S2s hhds 70
ties mOlasses, to Geo Hunt. !
SIERRA NORMA Baraue Erwin-394 hlIls 81
ties molasses. to Lynch, Barker a. Co. N u y I
MAITLAND, MS. .Sch S S Nelson-2a0 tons plas
ter. to order. liza hgs ,aoliGiBf t4-illls5 4
WINDSOR, MS. Sch Eoel-11O tons plaster, to
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Aovejoy.

oRIs HAWKES. & Co, 29s Congress street,
have a very large Assortment OF paper collars.
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day

New Advertisements To-Day
a AUCTION COLUMN. M
Farming Tools-F. g Bailey.
NEW ADvEBr1sEMzNr coLUMr.-
q e,,r,,o; Cloaks-Leach, Parker g. Co.
p2ana Fories-S. Ii. Stevens n Co. rs
pportIand and New York Emery & Fox. III
Fsr Sale-<Wm. u. Jerris Aa>-- ~ -
Isor Sale-C. j. Morris.
i,an1 Company-Rufus Horton and others.
Georgia Lumber Charles Merrill
Paper Warehouse--C. M. Rice.
tOranges--J. d. Sawyer.
For Halifax, n S.-John Porteous.
Cement Pipe-Johp Stockwell e. Co. -
Offices to Eet-Joln Neal.
BoOls and Shoes-G0wel.
Lot for Sale--J. C. Proctor. Is
Fors aler VIM H. FERRIS. E,ta
Portland COMMUNICABLE Berry. 49,
Patent Concrets-R. I. Galley, 3
81 - EAE k&ENE"t y
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RAnwAYyAccDENT.-Y Yesterday, when the
down train from Montreal was within a quar-
ter of mile of Danville Junction the pay
master car and one passenger car got off the
track in consequence of defective sleepers The
engine, baggage ear and one passenger car re-
manned on the track. The conductor run these
down to Danville junction, in order to connect
with the Maine Central train, Tut just before
getting on to the switch off went the baggage
and passenger cars, in consequence of a defec-
tive rail. The baggage car was got on the
track as speedily as possible and the engine
started with that and the Maine Central train,
arriving here just in season to connect with the
train for Boston. ALI the passenger cars of the
Grand frank train were left where they ran
off the track, but the passengers were brought
in on the Maine Central cars.
INsURANcE.-It will be observed by reference
to our advertising columns that the firm of
Loring, Stackpole & Co., Insurance Agents
has been dissolved, and that the following COM
apan;es, formerly represented by Them have APP
pointed AS their agents lMessrs. LoRING &
THURsToN, who have their office at No. 2 Elk
CHANGE STREET, three doors above Merchants
Exchange:-s sng.usds sJ4e.4
Security Insurance Co, of New York.
Atlantic Insurance Co, f..s
Hanover Insurance Co, q at Z"
"a Prov. Washington ms. Co., of Providence.
,a Merchants Insurance Co., 4."T q
Tradesmen's Insurance Co., of New York.
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WEBER. PIANO FORTE
is PRE-EMINENTLY
The Best Piano in America,

Therefore, not exeelled by my in the
rFsr.slaaf lsF World. 1gtH
While the Strinway Piano is justly celebrated for
Its sweetness Of tone, the Chckering Piano flor its
brlancy and the briggs and other pianos for their
qualities in the highest degree and is the only known
instrument Of which may with truth be said that
i'll 1t are united the six great qualities of a perfect
ortidney with an elastic touch, perfect equality OF
tone and durability :.
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.go ARREsr-W William Smith, charged with the
larceny of hites fromthe P. s. & p. Railroad
wharf, in this city, was arrested in Bath, and
was brought to this city yesterday by officer
Foster. 10 sb1sd sdf BoIi 2ni7giIg 45EiS
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MINERAL BATHS At HOME.

Il III u
DYSPEPSIA CURED HlA- irlo'l@-i
8HEUMATIsM CURED
ERUPTIONS On the PACE CURED
.. .-. ps sCROFUI.A CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
DO away with all your various and often PERM
cious drugs aud quack medicines and lew baths
prepared with ~ I1Ilf IT'S iiH,
" "STRUMATIC SALTS -,
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors the Mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
FEATURING Co.. in Pittsburg, and are packed in air.
tight boxes. One always sufficient for q bath. Di-
rectiOns attached. y
r . INTERNALLY USE i 81
"Strumatic Mineral Waters!"
In bottles Of one and halfpints One sufficient for
q days use. .s I..s.g s. .. o. II I,-.,7 - .
~ Sold by Druggists generally. lI ,r.rr4 8
Merrill Bros, No. 215 State ST., Boston: Raynclds,
Pratt Il Co, No. LOG Fulton st., New York, Wholesale
Agents. So , y Lil a. . .no20sNeod&wiy
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-sa4'lisd ss .aG lila ala5md.ii4as, ossaT
% sssIlspt It sahq1rr6 g5d eisiu2s1 Of -lssisg
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- A first class new Brick House, corner Of Brack
;;I cit and Neal street; will be completed in abou
Lone week. Enquire ofin hEffl- 57SI !
G. J. MORRIS,
May 10. Nv -.I No 90 Commercial Street.
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2ninInoTE bnE g9GE ,y7a ei7iH
,sDGOas
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az Thomas Rogers, 10Th" Alfred.
l..s The State having been districted anew
Also:-'A ''' "-'t'' 'A@''' ''''' O.
Edward p Burnham, of saco, Correspond
ing Grand Secretary. ,li.1..s 9ll... ,
Grand Chaplains-Rew John T. Nichols of
Saco; Rev. James E. c. Sawyer Of Bath; Rev.
be. @. Mason of Gardiner; Rev. G. G. Porter of
Bangor; RevJ. Riley Bowler of Union; Rev.
Caleb Fuller Of Gorham. EDnnz-
Grand Marshal-M. f. King of Portland.
Senior Grand Deacon-H. III. Dickey of
Lewiston. zoos fe-t
Junior Grand Deacon-vA. M. Wetherbee of
Warren. > >A'''''N'
Grand Stewards-J. w. Toward of Angus
Ia; w. W. Magoon of Dover; Edmund Phin-
ney of Portland; Charles Taylor of Unity
Grand Sword Bearer, Everett r. Drum
mond of Waterville. .stY
Grand STANDARD Rearer-TD. E, Seymour Of.
Calais.
OGrnd lPprsuiyants--W. o. Poor Of Belfast;
A. G. T. King, of South Paris.
Grand T. lerAWarfen0 Philips of Portland
Att IL O'clock the Grand Lodge was closed.
In the Council of High Priests the following
officers were elected: ~ a,. Pr ''i' .a.l
President--Oliver Gerrish of Portland.
Senior Vice Presdent-Freeman Bradford
0f Auburn. ~ NgtSN NksENtA ..
Junior Vice President-J. III. Drummond Of
Portland 10 il..I GllF ut D2I57Iyd
Chaplain Rev. j. E. C. Sawyer of Bath.
: Treasurer-Moses Dodge of Portland.
Reeerder-Stephen Berry of Portland.
q Master of Ceremonies---E. P. Burnham of
Saco.
Conductor w arren Phillips of Portland. 4,
Steward---J. p. Gill OF Lewiston. ~
Warder---David Cargill of Winthrop.
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controversy about the pn, II.

TREEs.-The controversy about the Portland
s. Rochester Railroad being over, a new one
has arisen, viz; Who set out the first tree IN
the burnt district? First it was given to Mr..
Quincy, then to Mr.. Brazier, and now we must
award the credit to, Mr. G.. A. Gard. True.
there were but few days difference between
the, time he set out his trees and the time MI.
j. r. Brazicr set out his. But Mr.. Gard was
the first, and to him be the credit. nG l'dai
The emulation now is as to who shall set out
the greatest number of trees this season. Go
ahead! and set them out, thick and fast. 80
SPLENDID PIANos.-Our musical readers
VIII be interested in the advertisement OF
M Mess $. Fl. Stevens & Co., who have at their
warerooms, at No. 145 Middle street, a large
ana superior assortment OF instruments. in
c htIs the famous Weber Piano, which stands
SO high IN the esteem Of musical critics. also
o'hers from some of the finest manufacturers
IN the country, comprising the largest collec-
ton ever III this city. Parties Intending 70
purchase will find Messrs Stevens & Co able
to give them as. favorable terms as can he Oh.
tanned In Boston or New York. % if' c.l75I
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;;ss..ss;s,<s Easy TO USE!
Best and Cheapest /!

ss Etcst ana Cheapest
Purely vegetable; will restore
Grey Hair to its mai ural color; il
viii make the hair soft and
glossy; it viii not stain the skin
or the finest linen; it is the best
and cheapest Hair Dressing. 70
cts. large bottle. For sale by all
Druggists and Dealers. W. +.
Wholesale Agents, 1as' Fore ST.,
Depot and mandatory, AZ
on, Mass. feb15SNW Il SSm
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Ar at Cieniuegos 9th. baraues Younger, Wy)le.
Boston; Undine, and kreml H. do.
hartered-Brig Don Quixote TO load Mt Remedies
for North HaiteIas, 81 less; w II Hickmore and
Keystone, at Sagua, Tor do. S7t.
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Allow me to add my name to the many musical
professors who have gwen their testimony as to the
unrvale1 excellence OF your Pianos In swee ness
power, equality, and that je ne sails quoi in tome
which sometimes express by calling II refinement
Of tone, your Pianos I'm my estimation, stand first
among tile many splendid Pianos produced In this
country. CLARA NJ. BRINKEkHOFF.
February 8, 1866. 1900. ~ d.
Similar Acknowledgements have been received from
upward of forty Schools and, Seminaries, which
space forbids giving at the present time. ~
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PA SSENGERS.

In the steamer Cnba .froIn Boston for Liverpool-
Mrs Thomas. and daughter, OF portland; f q Rich
ards and Mrs = richards, Of, Gardiner.
r. In hug Eueenie from Gardens tsr Portland, lat
Holmes Hole) A y Stafford, and J, r Stafford
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eg@A older who had lost the use of his limbs
from iheumatisln has mpletcly cur ed ard
aoled TO aban On his clutches by one bottle of MET
GALES GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t is truly
the wonder of the age. iApl 10sn15ws
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Only % GENTS ner Eoo,

EoR two fine lois on North street-72 feet front
Brick cisern. gas &C., only 25 cents DER loot inct
mg az the improvements i-I.t i9rsfi' ~
Apply to = N 7-rTI 20 VIM III. JERKS
May 10 3ws .l- rr.f - - = 'I-li.l VI ~
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Supreme Judicial Court

THURsDAY.-In the case of Hovey v. Hobson Mr..
Deane opened the case for defendant and put in the
deed from Stephen Neal also the revocation Of the
guardianship over said Neal, by the Judge of Pro-
bate Counsel for plaintiff then introduced evidence
to show that Neal at about the time he disposed Of
this property was not Of sound dsposing mind, or,
was afflicted with senie denestid. Evidence to that
point is being introduced.d1 hano1e asiGfum i9s
The following cases are assigned for trial, In the
order in which they named after the present case
of Hovey v. Hobson is disposed of: q n, ''s--
No. 29.-Smitl v. Morel
No s2.-Day v. Conway Insurance Co. 'A''. IL
No. 94.-Kingsbury v. Smith. '3Ho III .s.I
i No. 95.--Kings5hry v. Smith. lc Hsi e II
70 No. 1O2.-smith v. Kingsbury. d 9i3p5ai"'
No. 149.-Hilton, Jr., v. Weber, ','i'- u
81 No. 150.LNutting v. Talbot, q tr.. 'aHnoJ a
mo. 157.Asimpsonv v. Simpson s. al boi9't2
q No. 1G41 .-Hervey v. Hasletinc, Dr. " lIf9o
' No. 1s2.--Mayberry W. Inhabitants of standish.
%. No. 1872. Baker v. Chase ct. al.uodgos luu IL
m No 193Williams ct. al. ". Merrill OF. al. 80 st4
No. 1866 Sawyer v. Prince. To .gimo,ai
No 199.-Butler ct. ais. " Warren. Iy ...t4
- No. 2o1.-Hammontls v. Deehan. - IN,
al No. 202-oDonnell v. Perry. -
u No. 2Os..-Russcll v. Sawyer "a ,io siA'"- @N
No. 200 -Fogg v. Fits ct. al. saS bslE2ihhi
2 .No..2H--Matsan ct. ais. VI: Haseltine ct. ais.
j. No. 22o.-K Knight v. Smith. meoi gaidsGb
d No. 222 -lknight v. Myers ct als.,iii4 eIusa
3 No, 223.-Alg an y.Dyer. anf.i4 .,4o asaoso ~
No. 225.-Knight v. Smith. .,f...f tfa,,t
NC 22s.-Higgins, ST.. v. Rand ct. al -, "a
s No. 23O.-Batchelder v. Remission. '-''''
81 n5n ~ --------- ----- - ------- $40 '
BIS sio19H -oon Municipal Court. f'sA97'
vas al -.JupGE KINosBuRy PRRsIpING. - NJ
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Very truly, .t GEO. u. BRlSTOW.

A. WEBER, Eso.-A ten years. acquaintance with
your Pianos, has convinced me that the A. Weber
Pianos, good as the music Of your celebrated
naInesake. c. NJ. v. Weber. JOHN ZUNDELL.'
BRooKLYN, February II, 1861. 31IiD 1850 -
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DEPARTURES OF ocEAN sTr,.ME,

Miniature Almanac. ........... May 10.
Sun ries4a. sd. 444 Noon sets :. :. .1lS0 AM
sun sets. ...........1O9 High water. 49,. 4,45 PM
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EDWARD MOLLENHAUER, President.
THEoDoRE MOSS and LOUIS sCHREIBER, Vice
JOHN q. WHITE, Secretary "l f-,.' lff
j. X, WILLIAMS, Treasurer. i'.l
ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
s. b. Nils, Max Maretzek
Carl Bergman, j. NJ Pattison
Carl Anschutz, Theodore Thomas,
Robert Goldbeck.
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DISASTERS.

the nth ult with cargo of molasses for Savannah
and on the 24th struck sand bank near st Hele-
ma SOUND and 8 or s miles from Hunting Island,
VIII re she bi'ged and will be total wreck. The
weather thick when she st uck. The sails and
portion OF the rigging have been saved and brought
to Savannah. The vessel registered I3 tons, was
built at Frankfort in 1861, and owned by Treat, Of
Cardenas No insurance
Brig Alamo, Brown, at New York from Machias,
lost forestaysail and lying jbboom In gale the
passage.
Two schooners names unknown, are ashore six
M les North Barnecat.
- Barque w b Scranton was wrecked on the bar at
the mouth OF the Columbia river, 9th inst. and is
total loss, together with tho cargo. Loss $225, 900;
partlv insured.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BLAGDsx-WmK Tuesday, Juno 4, at the Presby-
terrain church, OF Nineteenth street aud Fifth
avenue, by the Rev. DR. Blagden OF Boston SAMUEL r.
BrAcpxs 70 ANNIE c. daughter Of Ezra White, Esq, Of
this city.
CHAIs-cHrIsrY. Wednesday, June s, at the CAL
H. JuDsoy CHarrs TO fzzx A., only daughter OF Thomas
Chrs;y Esq. all OF this city.
DUruv-A RMBRUsrER Monday evening, June q
by the Rev 7. NJ Dawson, Mr. HEsRY DuTFrs TO Mss
AMELIA EsnA, Oldest daughter OF Sylvester Armbruster
both OF this city.
GLLEsrn-Mousr.--on Tuesday, juno l. by the Rev.
William + Morgan D. D., JONI q. GILLESPIE TO ANNIE g.,
daughter OF the late Alfred X. Mount
GOLDEN -WINTERs.-At the residence OF the brides
parents, Wednesday, June s. by the Rev. T. L. James
Mr. W. NJ. GOLDEN TO Miss MARY T. WINTERS both OF
New York city.
Al the same time, by Rev. r. L. James, Mr. c. N.
wISrxRs, Of New York CITY, 70 Miss MAGGIE T. STORMS
Of Hudson City, ~ J. No cards.
Trenton and Paterson papers please copy.
GREKs-w ARD.-At Brooklyn, on Wednesday June D,
ri the residence Of the brides father by Rev D. Moore
Jr, d. d., Mr.. RICHARD NJ GREEN 10 Miss THis1LrESA
HoBBY-LAwsov. lin Brooklyn, Wednesday, June 3,
NJ the residence OF the brides mother by the Rev. Wm
r. Enyard, WILLIAM II. HoBBY 10 HATrIE NJ. LAWSON,
daughter OF the late William Lawson, Esq, all OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. No cards
HkspRicKsoS-scuppKn.- AT Huntington Long Island,
Wednesday, June s, by Rev. O. W. Emerson WILLIAM
8 HESDmcxsos, Of Hampstead L. l., 70 JrLIEr o.,
daughter Of George A. Scudder OF the former place.
HfrcncocK-PfArr.--On Tuesday, June a. at st. limo
thy's church. In this city By the Rev O. j. Geer d. d.
Oscar HrcHcooK 70 May L. daughter Of Charles 7.
Platt Esq
L.nBFRroS-BnrAsr. On Tuesday, June e. at the
residence Of the brides father by the Rev. DR. Little
John, HENRY D. LAxBEKrox, Of Elmra, 10 ELscTA q.
daughter OF Joel Bryant H. D. OF Brooklyn No cards.
0srox-BoclRT. On Tuesday. June ( By The Rev.
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offered Butter dun al i6c lso Egss Ice tic. Gold.
Flour is more active al decline Of s 81 saies ii 50
ss s. for ordinary choice spring extras Wheat has de-
:s;;' ss'si
fair demand ss,<c &c No. but closed dun a tbs
inside Rye y sciiye .. decline q sSc sc s.s: =.
PORE - = sfs' ia aIs' dq
hogs sess good
$3.50 bushels wheat oS d. CORA Sdo ioss shipmsnts
1000 bills dour $500 bushels wheat $500 do. corn AGO do
oats.
Flour active cxy double extras Pr sll So country
declining Sale. Il 60 &C. Tor and sso for No
Of nour M bushels 0e Of Wheat 800 DO oats soc d.
corn. Shipmsnts-LOoo bbs four 1000 bushels corn.
Flour "a. wh. i declining ah Ss'S a sSGs
amber 81 So Corn has declined sales Al 0sc FOR
No sc for No oass have declined rs sale. At re-
ST. LOUIS June s. 1867.
for mdding Wheat Is dull and ncminallv lower good
ss so prime q 60 choice e ~ Corn h.. declined
9c &C. for prime and choice yellow aud white Oats
ssessy Sc Eye declining sale.
nominal. whiskey, 81 a o5
Sales Of 3s7 hhds tobacco at full rates from 81 rs to SOS
for Tugs good Leaf sSperans -four Is duh At ssa$s7
coffee .o,ve 4 ssc sec Mess pork q. 2s Baconshou
dsrs sc packed: clear sides isc sl2c Lard IN tisrcss
key nominal ut 81 90 free
MEMPHIS, June s. 1857.
Cotton arner; low middiing, 25Sc Receipts for four
days. 24ls bales exports 500 bales Sugar and molasses
are nominsL Flour dull double extra I'll 50 $l5 Corn
ara unchanged.