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TOOLS SoR boYs.VBoys should have
tools suited to their s,as and strength, and
the very bes, that can DO found. How can
. boy DO expected to learn to hoe. for in
stance, IL you give hiua dull. rusty hoe.
with handle too large for his grasp. and
require HIM to keep up with you who are
working with new, sharp, bright hoe.
with handle shifted to your hand2 How
should a hoy like TO NOW. when you give
him an old, worn out scy,he,a foo, too long
for him. and heavy. III shaped sna.h'
have liked to now ever since ! wa. n''een
years DID, ann i'!'nk the reason ''' "a'
my a'her sent mo at that nge 10 'he ''o'''
puck out scythe AMI snn'h 10 SUIT NY so"
On my way home, ! got IL ground OH
gri,,dstone turned by water power, and
then took il TO a man who was thought to
10 the bes, mower in the neighborhood'
and rot !, nicely hung, and went home
proud enough with my new sey'he. soon
l..r,.J IN keen IL sharp, and have owed TO
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sure Is Eel, BY the balloon through tho Ga
pansion Of the gas and The dis'en''0n Of ~
envelope. and thus to rise to great attitudes
necesi,a,es a great expenditure Of g." a'
we'll n. Of ballast. To guard against too
sudden expansion of the balloon, the open
neck a, the bottom serves as 'o'' OF 'A'e
,y.y,lye, while |, also becomes necesar, to
l., on, gus q. times through tho valve al
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues TO devote
his entire time TO the treatment Of all diseases In.
eident TO the female system. An experience OF
twenty-four years enables him 70 guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst Gases oil Gun.
preston and al other Menstrual DsrangsmenG
hon whatever cause. All letters for advice must
contain 81. once No. Q Endleott street, Boston.
N. B.Board furnished TO those who wish 70 10
main under treatment
Boston. June "a, 1867. lry28
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they were painfully aictng have been SnT
cured IN such great numbers In almost every set.
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely mead n
oe s ,n,Ssmsd Of its virtues or uses.
enemies Of our race. Often, this unseen and nnfc,i
tenant o. the organism undermnes the con sti,ntio
ana invites me attack OF enfeebllngo or fatal
70 See M enc
ssnen, on some favorable occasion, rapidly dsvelon
nsS oas or OF SsSs. Of e hidsous s
cles may be suddenly deposited in Inc l,ngs :,
heart, or tumors formed In the liver, or II sSovs
Ne presence BY eruptons on the akin, or fon, n,csr
.ona S On s Of o. hs body Hence
appear. Persons alcted with he foIIoWn%n . s
plants generally nnd immediate relief and. n
I2 b. . SS ui r q 1 &.. s1EsArzR
1sfsers sat- 6hesM, Scaid Head, Risosrcss.'
SeSs Eyes. Sers Eers, and other ernntsor. :,
m v,Se sd 1Ofs q SS!ss; disease Also In TIE
Hss,s Iissss., wa, Epli:psSr:. 1872 DrISsy,
and The various t1csrosss a6sctions Of ~ r,a!.
ur and nervous systems. A'esS~
sssss sf iS.s ;rs D,::s;:
suoduins these obstinate maladies by anv meSic,r.
bnt long continued use Of this mc;iiciSe ~iIi cnrs
UsesSalsoMs. .nd s S q Aes, Uieriss
monty soon relieved and ultimately cSred h VII H.
purifying and tnvigorsting eject. Minus H,sc.
uons ior eacn case arc found ih our Almsnsc- ann.
Piled gratis. RAessastsss and GoSs. r SSSp
n Ss blood u yea anes,, q 20 natter
Co.sp!atsfs. T:Sytdtey, cs~sestton or In sS~s.
seHen OF The L<ssr, and JaSNdice, when sy;s,rr
sooS' 1 as e G2 = Idly poison. : @
!torer for he Strength and visor Of ~. 1n.,.
ino:e Who arc Lsnfst6 and Istiesss D:.rer-
tens, Steeytees, md troubled with Nesrov: ~.
vT mss % q ~, or any Of ths sssctiona
s6sf and convincing evidence Of IT, r nf
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Mover lean on others. Its poor way

Mover lean on others. Its a poor way
to gs, strength, courage. position, or sdvsn.
tags In any way. 1, In iact makes i's sub
zee, lean in every direction but that which
goes to mako up . good and ereditab'e
manhood. People who 20 on clutches
never gss muscle. People who lean on
Others never gss along in an upright. de-
cen, way. Always bear In mind that you
arc not your brother, fsshsr, uncle, neigh
Dor, but youpslf-yoursslf who should b
equal to any emergency that yoo may
meet in the prosecution ofyoar life. Above
all, you arc not to servilsly and eowsrdly
lean on Others. You ars poor indeed ifyoa
do that.
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Steamer Meds on her pa.ags from New
fofk 70 Providsne% Friday morning. ran
into and sask scheoosr Cosmos RockIand,
Me- ies New Ysst. with cargo Of lime.
The Captain md esw Of he schooner e.
capped he vssssh nv each other bu, N.
'ehooosFs balm We pa, .hs wrong w,,.
which brought her directly 10 tho ..s.m.;,.
path, Before siukins he sshoooer. I'm.
sosk ass aud ahs hlss up. -
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ROOFING SLATE.
MOST WONDERFUL
MEDICINE Is DEVIH0's
IMPERIAL MAGIC SALvE.

hi. eeIsbrs.sd saivs hss gained popularity
,,,h,p . very brief space Of time hr exceeding
th.t Of any other article ever ntrodseed iate ills
souptry, from the act that IL wonderful healing
propsrtIes snssrs for u rapid sale wherever 10 II
Known. Ills dineslt to supply orders - fsst -
they soas In. sltAoagh srnnssusats on - sxtse.
sivs sale Asvs bssu psrsstsd Cor IL nsausstsrs.
Csrtiaestss from ssns ofths nost reliable men
attest 70 cures this Sslvs he's made In fsvse Sores
Corns, Abesss, Burns.and other kindred dinesltiss
sssagh TO alieoluuns efthis pspsr. II yoS bsvs
any sort Of Sssh voasd or sore. burn, Or brsiss.
uss Dsvtns's sslve stones Ind rslIsfb certain.
Q A aACoN, iss Liberty Street, BlddsiortI Q. D
o Naia street. Bssss Gsassal Assetl
And soh By Druggists every vhsss. an
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ssco and Boston Steam Boat Line.
STEANiER ENTERPRISE,
CAPT. N. FALfkER,
will till further notice leave Battery Wharf Dos
ton, for Portsmouth, Biddeford and Saco, every
TUESDAY ut 8 O'Clock p. M.
Leave Biddefnrd and Saco, for Boston; every
Friday at food tide.
Freight taken at Low rates.
IA. DAY, Agent,
co32Ia3 l63 Main st., Blddeford.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
INSTRUCT OF MAINE. In the matter OF
- Francis Raynes, BANKRUPT, In Bsnkup NY
mi, n 10 give notice that petition hss oeen Ps
sentsd to The Court. this eighth GAY RPu&pnnt
1yy.yin@ tbat he may be dscreed to have full dis
Charge from all his debts, provabIe under tns
asSsssS nv the Court that o hearing be had upon
III. ssme. on the second day Of November AID. 1859
Safore the Court In Portland, In said District, at
sho creditors OF said bankrupt DO held before -
and that notice thereof he published In the Biddc.
ford Union Journal. and the Portland Evening
Star, newspapers printed In said District, once .
week for three weeks, and once In the Weekly Star.
and that ali creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, may appear at said
time and place, and show cause. II any they have,
why the prayer Of said Petition should not DO
WM. p. PREBLE,
3w35 Clerk OF DIstrist Court for said District
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ Nicholas r. Varney. bankrupt In Bankrupt.
oy This 10 to give notice that Petition has been
presented TO the Court this eighth day Of Septem.
q bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed 10
have o full discharge from all his debts. proya-
BILE under the Bankrupt Act. and upon reading
said petition, II 10 ordered, by the Court that q
Of November, A. d. 1863, before tho Court In Port.
land, In said District, ut O'Clock. p. H. and that
the second meeting OF the creditors OF said -,
ford Union and Journal and the Portland Evening
Star, newspapers printed In said District. once 0
week for three weeks, and once In Weekly Star,
and that all creditors who have proved their debts
and other persons In interest, may appear at said
time and place, and show cause, II any they have,
why the prayer Of said petition should not DO
granted - -
SWISS Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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co32j23
EOR BOSTON.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

rn-N The new and superior sea-going
steamers JOHN Books and MonIRE-
AL, having been fitted up ut great expense with
large number Of beautiful State Rooms, Will run
the season as fellows,
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland, ut o'clock
and India Wharf, Boston, every day ut 7o'clock
d., Sundays excepted
Cabin fare..".............'.''..
h..L 4
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EARM FOR SALE!

+
Known 90 the "Chadbourne Farm" on "Deer.
Ing's Ridge In WATERFORD, but . short distance
from tho P. 4 II. II. r., and 10 the most pleasantly
located Of any farm In the County. II contains
100 acres equally divided into tilage, pasturage,
wood and timber, and never hils OF . large crop.
new barn 40 I 70 with cellar, and all the modern
improvements Water nom . never.fAiling foun.
tain brought Into the house and barn yard.
Besides large orchard OF native fruit there 10
frut. The stock and Arm tools can DO bought
with farm ifdesired. This property now owned by
Joseph II. 4 Paul Chadbourne, can be secured Ut .
iaea or of Chad bourns Stearnl, SAco. tfl3
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Btddefera .advsrstsess rs.
CHARLES HARDY
ORGANS AND MELODEONS

EOR sale or rent by c. 7. SHANNON. No. o.
IL Main street, (up stairs,. Also, one hne.toned
Kos. Wood Piano. octave, full round corners, TOT
sale ct low price for cash.
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HARMS HOUSES AND LANDS.

Numerous Farms In ths eo.nty O. Yo, "a wi VI.
roo 70 Si0U0, houses IN Bddsora S ,ssis on land
MA sSrd. SSeo and Kcppsbuuh port. IT, % ,sse
"a nsS scre. All those Wishing r. ssa nU kssI
bss. nav do veil 70 call upos u IL. - ssrSsts,
ssats Agent, corner o. Msin ar
one BuiidinK, up stairs.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
EOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this OK.
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from Its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases OF Scrofulous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by II.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were az.
Erayated by. tho scrofi.
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District Court of the United States.

District Court of the United states.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. In the matter Of
~ Asa SWEET, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy. This
10 TO give notice that petition has been presented
SWEET, Individually, and rs member Of the firm Of
SWEET 4 SWEET, and Foss & SWEET, OF Nswaeld, o
Bankrupt, praying that he may be decreed to have
the bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Peti
ton, II 10 ordered by the Court that's hearing be
had upon the Same. on the second day OF November
trictst lock p. M, and thatthe second meeting
OF the creditors Of said Bankrupt. be b Id before
- and that notice thereof be published In the
ening Star. newspapers printed In said District.
once week for three weeks, and once In the
Weekly Star, snd that all creditors who
may appear at said time and place. and shew
cause n any they have, why the prayer OF said
WM. r. PREBLE.
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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Bankruptcy Notices.
In Bankruptcy.

In Bankruptcy.
Tn tho matter Of william Sawyer, Bankrupt in
Bankruptcy.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, ss.-Upon the ap-
/ plication OF william L. Putnam, OF Portland,
IN The County OF Cumberland and State OF Maine,
Arignee OF said Sawyer, asking leave 10 compound
suit and claim Of said bankrupt against Davis,
Tvtchell 4 Chapman for the sum Of my dollars.
N 10 ordered, That notice Of said application be
given by publication In the Biddeford Journal,
that hearing will DO held on said application ut
The United States Court Room In Portland, on the
9TH day OF October ne1t, ut o'clock +. NJ when
And where all persons interested may appear and
chew cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF
said application should not be granted.
Witness, EDWARD Fox. esq, Judge OF said
Court, and tho seal thereof this seventh day Of
september, A. d. 1868 ,,.,,,,,
Clerk OF District Court for said District.
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Real Estate.

se,.: "a :. SER 5. Is e pa
ny. ~ No. Ma Q Lincoln o.
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L. BILLINGS, Agent.
May I, 1868. Gcoj2l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-30
Cincinnati market-may 20.

FLOUR-Very dull and prices dropping;
family at $10@10 80, the latter an extreme
price.
WHEAT-Dull at 50 20 and 81 35 for
Nos. and winter.
CORN-Irregular; it sold at 92c on land
ing, and 93@94c at the lower roads.
-OATS-Quiet at S0@S1c.
R9E-Scarce and saleable at $2@2 05.
COTTON-Quiet at 29c for middling.
TOBACCO-Firm at full rates.
PROV1SIONS-Very dull. al d no de-
mand.
PORK-Mess held at S2S.
BULK MEATS-Held at 1216@1411c.-
BACON-Shoulders held at 1880 clear
rib and clear sides 161s@17c. t"
LARD-Nominal; prime kettle rendered
at 1S1ac. ion ~ ---sa -,,t .l
CHEESE-Selling at s@14c for new, ac-
corling to grades.
BUTTERFLY light supply and firm at
26@29c for fresh.
EGGS-Sales at 1Sc. .,,
OILS-Linseed dull at 81 17@1 1S; lard
dull at 81 45@1 so; petroleum at 36@3sc
for refined free. ...:.-.. r
SUGAR-Firm and in good demand !;
Cuba 13@1411ac, Porto Rico 1354@l5c, and
Demarara 151S@16c. aao=- '5','f - :
COFFEE-In demand at 22@26c. -
HOGS-Dull and prices declining; the
whole range is 81 50@9 25 gross.
HAY-Dull at S13 00@l6 90.
POTA1OES-Ini large supply and the
market dull at 81 30 per bushel and 50 esq
8 75 per barrel. 4s 5.a ntol..l oo .a
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cleveland vo rIarke,-may es.

FLOUR-Quiet, steady and unchanged.
We continue TO quote: CITY made Xxx red
SIG SO9l4; zS,o N1 white nj $40 Oo9dS d q 30; &6
try brands Xxx red the range is Sll 500
II 75: Xxx spring $40 50@11 30.
WHEAT-Dull and steady; sales 1000 bu
No. red at 81 80; car very choice No.
red at 50 AZ; car, good do at 50 43. 20
CORN-Quiet and steady; No. mixed
on spot 81 90; sales 5000 Blu, seller July, at
96c. - --''
OATS-Dull at zee for No. 1. #aa "a
RYE-Quiet; No. / 81 S5@l 30. aiu I'D
BARLEY-Nominal. .--,..,.... b. ....-
PORK-Quet and steady; sales No. 1
mess at S29 90; No. do S2S 90; Prime do
$26 90; Clear S31 80. 04io ~ - gls- (
LARD-Steady sales 1,5Oo lbs city rem
dered at 10000 in tierces and firkins.
SMOKED MEATS-Unchanged and de-
mand fair; sugar cured hams 20c canvass
ed, 19c uncanvassed; plain cured hams l9c
canvassed, 1Sc uncanvassed; shoulders lac;
bacon Ice; dried beef 22c canvassed, 2lc un-
canyassed, -r,-r ~
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Soldiers and Safior,s' Cofnmittee
Visit Grant and CoIfax.

Visit Grant and CoIfax.-
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The committee
OF the Soldiers and Sailors Convention
called on General Grant this afternoon and
formally presented him with copy of the
platform OF principles of their Convention
After lively hand shaking, Colonel Alle-
man, of Penn, delivered a few complf-
mentary remarks, General Grant spoke In
reply as follows:
Gentlemen OF the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention: l will say while it was never
desire of mine to be a candidate for DO
litical office, it affords me great gratifca-
tion to feel that have the support of those
who were with me in the war. If I did not
feel that l had the confidence of those
would feel less desirous of accepting the
position. The acceptance of the Office is
not matter of choice. but of duty. Hav-
Ing accepted the nomination, 1 will receive
your aid till next November. I must
thank you, gentlemen, for the honor you
have conferred upoa me. o
tine affair took place in presence of the
convention committee, with whom, was
Gov. Gregg, Gems. Rawlings, Badian, For
ter, Comstock, Dent and Babcock,. and
Coils. Parker, Webster and Lee, of the Gen.
erals staff. -s-E h-n af-c- .ssl %
After few moments conversation, Gen.
Grant extended cordial invitation to the
committee to be present at his residence
this evening, on the occasion of the formal
presentation of the nomination of the Ma
tional Convention.
The committee then left the Generals
headquarters for the Capitol; to offer their
congratulations to Speaker Colfax. At.
two O'Clock the committee were received
by MIR. Colfax in the Speakers room of the
Capitol. After greeting the committee
with his usual cordiality, and listening to
few remarks by Col. Allsman, Mr.. Colfax
responded briefly with the assurance that IL
the ballot-box should ratify the nomina-
tions at Chicago his fidelity to principle
and devotion to the Union would show that
their confidence had not been misplaced.
A copy of the platform of principles was
presented to the Speaker. The committee,
after few moments, retired, and the
Speaker returned to his duties in the House
of REPRESENTATIVES
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FROM HAYTI.
Latest Reports from Port au
Prince.

New YORK, May 29-The Herald's Ha-
vana special has Haytien advices of the
26th, which state that Salnave's adherents
had retaken the fortress on the south side
of Port au Prince. which was recently taken
hv the rebels. The inhabitants living in
the country are flying in every direction
Delorme, Salnave's Prime Minister, has
become alarmed at his unpopularity, and
the critical situation of the Government,
and has offered his resignation. Salnave,
however, refused to accept his resignation.
A conscription of five hundred men for
the National Guard had been ordered by
Salnave.
Nissage aspires to the Presidency. His
forces are expected at the capital, but Sal
nave is preparing for desperate resistance.
The British war steamer Phoebe arrived
at Port au Prince on the 18th, and was hail
ed by foreigners with great rejoicing, but
she sailed for Jamaica on the 9TH. The
Royalist still remains. The foreign Con-
suls still refuse to surrender up the refu-
gees in the consulates. ~---
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FROM MEMPHIS.
The Weather,

MEMPHIS, May 2s.-This has been q
cloudy, very warm day, the hottest of the
season. The river fell an inch and a hall
to- day.
A Bloody Affair Among Negroes
Illicit Intercourse and Whole
sale Murder. ...
At small town called Lincoln, near Po-
cahontas, which was settled by freedmen,
negro named Cochrane was detected by
another named William Babcock, in illicit
intercourse with his wife, and attacked
him. Cochrane killed Babcock in the en-
counter and Immediately took up with
Babcock's wife, who had four children
Next day al the children were found in a
swamp with their throats cut. Ike Martin
saw the deed, but from fear of Cochrane,
said nothing for several days, but finally
went to Port Chapontas and informed the
civil authorities, who have laid the matter
before the military. Cochrane is not yet
arrested.
s -- Negro Shot.
George Cox, a negro, while attempting
to rob an aged negro named Wood, yester-
day. was set upon by negroes and shot six
teen times, aud carried to the police sta
tion.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Catholic College.

NEW YORK, May 29-There were between
two and three thousand men, women and
children present yesterday afternoon at the
ceremony of breaking the ground for the
new Catholic College in Brooklyn, to be
known as May, Queen of the Isles. 1t is
situated on Stuyvesant avenue, between
Myrtle and Dekalb avenues, and will cost
one million dollars.
Parade.
The Seventh regiment paraded the streets
yesterday, and was reviewed at Union
Square by Burlingame and the Chinese
Embassy.
bankrupt Court.
In the Bankrupt Court for the southern
district there were yesterday filed no less
than thirty petitions. The rush to take the
benefit of the act is owing to the approach
ing termination of the bankruptcy, as it
at present stands, on the 1st of June next.
Stabbed.
One McNicoll, Government officer at
Willett's Point, Long Island, had diff
Guilty with his wife In the street at Flush
ing yesterday, and offered violence to her,
when a man named Wright, in defending
the woman, stabbed McNicoll. McNicoll
is hurt SO badly it is feared he will die.
TIE Deum.
The grand Te Deum ordered by the
Gu0 IdLuOllC WOTlu COL-
mences in this diocese June 5th, and con-
tinues till the following Sunday.
s. q. Cox.
S. S. Cox writes letter to the Tribune,
stating that his telegram produced in But
ler's report. had no reference to impeach-
ment. No scheme to influence any Sena-
tor was ever broached to him.
Trial for Piracy.
The trial of Braine for piracy occurs next
week.
Callicot Case.
A motion was made for the arrest ofjudg-
ment in the Callicott case and new trial,
but it is unlikely to be entertained.
Base Ball.
In base ball game yesterday the Attain
tics beat the Eurekas, of Newark. Score
45 to 8.
Florida Election.
Official returns from the entire State OF
Florida give 5000 majority for the Consti-
tuition; for Reed (Republican) for Govern
or. 600 majority.
Grant and COIfax Going 10 Colo.
RADIO.
General Grant and Speaker Colfax, will,
it is announced, start about the 1st of July
tor Colorado, and expect to be gone two
months. The trip is solely for the recu-
peration of health.
Society Convention.
The annual Convention of Delegates to
the German Roman Catholic Societies of
the United States will be inaugurated on
Sunday by a grand procession, in which
probably 10000 persons will participate.
The deliberations will commence on Mon
day, and will include the following points
of friendly intercourse between the differ
ent societies: The new system of mutual
relief, erection of sectarian schools, &C.,
&c. Delegates are arriving from all parts
of the country.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-30

FILED YEsTERDAY.-The following GER
tiHcates of Incorporation were filed with
the Secretary of State yesterday:
OF the Sidney Building and Loan Asso-
citation, certificate of the increase of cap
ital stock to 100000.
Of the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
and Building Loan Association, organized
for the purpose of raising funds to be
loaned among its members. Principal
Office in Toledo. Capital stock 100000 In
shares of $500 each. E. B. Haman, John
B. Russell, 81. D. Olds, David Howe and
George Scheets are the corporators.
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new York STOCK market-Max ,e

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Clews & Co. furnish the annexed 4:3O
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75M@76; Hudson 143@14324; Harlem 100
@l27; do preferred 127; Reading 94%@952z;
Ohio s. Mississippi 3034@31; Wabash 5l3S
@515ss; Michigan Central 11914; Michigan
Wayne l14S4@ll5; Terre Haute 4S112S; do
preferred 703s. @ 5a a. tsa:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-30
New York market-may 20.

COTTON-Less active at about previous
figues; sales at 3Ic for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and 5@I0c lower
for common grades.
WHEATEQuiet at 50 1902 10 for No.
2 and 50 29@2 80 for No spring. 80
RYE-Nominal at 50 02@2 05.
OATS-Dull and heavy aG Sos in store.
CORN-Steady at 81 0615@l u for n, W
mixed western aloat.
PORK-Firmer and quiet at $2S 25@
% 81 for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and unc hanged.
CUT MEATS-In limited request and
unchanged.
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Firm at 1876 for good to prime
steam and 1S5s@1S34c for kettle rendered.
EGGS-Steady at 20@201sc.