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The Portland daily press., 1869-05-28
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New " 0rk stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, ,May27.-Money moderately easy with
most Of the loans at per cent. call Sterling Ex-
change firm at 1891 q 1893 prime 60 days, and 10
@ li05 tor sight. Gold duh and lower; opened at
l39l fell to 1889, advanced 1891, fell to 1884 and
carrying were q per cent At the Treasury sales
a million was awarded in seven lots, ranging from
l3S 76-lOO to 139 13-100 Governments opened lower
but subsequently advanced and closed firm on infor-
nation that the Secretary of the Treasury declines
to wthdrawi3 per cents with his supplies OF curren-
Coupon SIS 1881. 121 % 121t; do 5-26s
lsG2 1213 1921 do 1864. 116f q ilCf; do 1865, 1881
@ LEE do new, ITO q 1l0t; do 1867, 119 q 119J; do
a 1869.
Border State bonds heavy; Missouris, 50; old Ten
nessees, G7t q 67s; new do 65 e col; old Vrgna's,
669 9 90; new do 81 "a 62f; new North Carolina's,
Oh q 90; new Louisiana's, 6st a 68i.
STOCKS opened weak but after the first session be-
came active and strong, which feeling continued to
the close OF the day, with a marked advance on all
leading shares The lease of the Folt Wayne by the
Pennsylvania road is completed. The following are
$50 prices:--Pacifc Mail, 81 q SIT; Western Union
Telegraph, 43 a 43t New York Central, 1929 a 1888;
Erie 2ss "a 2S2 do preferred 81 q 81; Hudson, 1873
a 1919; Harlem, 145 q 1881; Reading 9S3 "a 90; Fort
Wayne, 1881 a 159; Michigan Central 1928 "a 130
Michigan Southern, 1889 q 1881; Illinois Central,
145a a 14Gi; Chicago g. Rock Island, 1851 "a 1861; ;
1881 q 1899.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to $107, ,000.0 900.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
to $l723,2l7 payments $s16,672 balance $50, ,47l,-
The disbursement of coin interest amounted to
$16S9S4.
Exports to Europe 5000, 900 and to Havana $685.
700.
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Genteel Household Furniture and
Dionn.E0rfa at Auction.
Groceries. sc. mt Auction
Woolens. Clothing. SC. at Auction.

ON Wednesday, june End, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
~ at Salesroom, IS Exchange st, the Stock OF
Merchant Tailor consisting of Eng Meltons, French
Cloakings, Duck, Fancy Cassimeres, Shirts and
Drawers, Ready Made Coats, Pants and Vests, Trim
mings, &c.
The above are fine goods and will be sold without
reserve.
Parties will please examine these goods on alter
before sale, there will be no opportunity on
morning OF sale.
may2Std n. o. BAILEY, Auefisneer.
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This Company offers the following advan-
tages: iltS
1t is national Company, chartered byspe-
cial act of Congress, 1868. 90
It has a paid-up capital of 81 100000.
1t offers low rates Of premium.
1t furnishes larger Insurance than other
companies for the same money.
1t is definite and certain in its terms.
1t is home company In every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions IN
the policies. ss ~.
Every policy Is non-forleitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the IN
sured their full amount, and return all the
premiums, so that the insurance costs only
the Interest on the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that viii pay TO the
insured, after certain number of years, dur
ing life, an annual income Of one-tenth the
amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon lbe
lives Of females. a,a .-.saEf .sii'..-
1t insures. not to pay dividends to pOlicv-
holders, but at so low cost that dividends
will be impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application 10 the Branch Office Of
the Company, or to
" ~ A. G1ILlss c9.EDsr and OF the Board Of Directors
Merchants Exchange State St, Boston.
General Agents for New England.
j. P. TUCkER, MANAskR,
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x, IN. PATTEN & co., Auetioneeys.
OFFICE Il EXCHANGE ST
ROckIGnd Natl Factory,
PROVINCE OF NEW BRUNSWICK,
BY Auction.

The undersigned Trustees of the Estate and Elects
0fGEoRGE p. SANCTION, will sell at Auction, on
the Premises, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
June next, at o'clock, p M. -
THAT valuable PROPERTY know as the Rock
L land Nail Factory, situate in Kings county, In
the Province Of New Brunswick. on the Northsrly
Bank OF the Kennebeccasis River, about ~ miles
from the city OF Saint John.
The above Factory has of the finest water priv
ileges In the Province. and contains Gut Nail Ma
chimes, 4 Cut Spike do, Wrought Ship Spike do,
Brnnswic stean psne sIe Roer atsss sT
Betting and all the necessary apparatus for carrJ ing
ON the manufacture Of first class mats and spikes
Connected with the above are about Two Hundred
Acres OF Land with two dwelling Houses and other
buildings thereon.
For further particulars apply at Saint John to
EDWARD Il. L0CKHARr,
G. f. L. JARVIS,
IL. LAWRANCE STURDEE,
Trustees OF the Estate and Effects of George P.
Sanction. may19 to june 10
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RHODE ISLAND.
THE 10TH AMENDMENT.

PROVIDENCE, May 2.--The Rhode Island
Senate tonight adopted the 18th amendment
to the United States Constitution, by a vote Of
~ to IL
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A<Nra Good Farm for Sale
lli 45s At AUCTION.

VIII be sold at Public Auction, Wednesday.
June Q, at IL O'clock nj, In Cumberland, near
Grand Trunk Depot seven miles from Portland,
good Form containing about 20 acres of good
and rock maple, very handy to the house; cut 20
tons Of good hay last year, The buildings are
rooms thoroughly finished with an abundance OF
closets and is heated by furnace The barn is SIX
60, capboarded and painted and has cellar. Wood
Two wells of good water.
II story, SAFE will take place next lair day.
may22a&wtd II. IL. ROGERS.
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Choice Baltimore Flour.
HalfOrd's LeicesterShire
TABLE SAUCE.

No Table sheaid be Set Without II.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by SAMUEL.
CHADWICK, and at retail by Wm L. Wilson
q Co., So Fed. st, D. Hooper, Exc. and Mid sfs.
L q. Fales & Co 40 Middle St., Robt. Leighton Jr.
SS Mid. ST, and by all Grocers. may26godlw
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NEW YORK.

RAILWAY FROM BUFFALO TO PORTLAND.
BUFFALO, May 27.-Ata meeting to day of
citizens and members of the Buffalo Board of
Trade, resolutions were adopted favoring the
construction of direct line. of railway be-
tween Portland and Buffalo. as n mart Of IN q
trans continental railway from San Francisco
to Halifax and Newfoundland The distance
from Buffalo to Portland is 4SO miles. Char
ters have been granted by the States of Maine.
New Hampshire and Vermont, and portion
of the line is already in progress. John Wild
man, ESQ., Hon. James o. Putnam, and Hon.
A. T. Nichols were appointed cooperative
committee. Speeches were made by Mr. John
A Poor of Portland and others
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CITY AND VICINITY.

New YORK, May o. The case of the two
Depews, whose pardon was signed by Presi-
dent johnson and revoked by President Grant,
was before Judge Blatchford to-day on writ
Of habeas corpus, with view to testing the
power OF Gen. Grant TO revoke pardon under
such circumstances Arguments will be heard
on the subject in few days.
The steamer Allemania, from Hamburg, has
arrived
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time.
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PROTECTION
To-
Home Industry.

THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE will commence, ON
or about June Ist the publication in weekly chap
tiers of treaties by its Editor on POLITICAL EcoNo-
MY, designed more especially to elucidate and de-
fend the policy OF PROTECTION TO HOME INDUS
pass Of twenty to twenty-five chapters Of three Gr
four columns each and to treat the subject with such
simplicity and drectness that few can read these es-
says without at least realizing that the Protective
policy is either grossly misunderstood OF deliber-
ately misrepre ented by the champions OF Free
Trade. The public shall, at all events, realize that
we. who stand for Protection, habitually read and
try to comprehend our adversaries while they ignore
our writings and grossly caricature arguments.
but, in view Of the desperate efforts of the Free
Traders to foreslall opinion and try to wrest ver
dict from public which has not heard the case ar
gned, ask the friends OF Protection to aid us in
giving these essays, as they originally fall from the
press, general diffusion.
The Free Trade League, organized in this city, by
and in the interests OF foreign is labor
ing assiduously through newspapers which it con-
tros and by the distribution of tracts and pamphlets
IN t,a Tor;f
the importers of foreign manufactured goods. Their
efforts can best be counteracted by the dssemna-
ton Of journals intelligentiy and continuously de-
voted to the protection OF American labor aud the
fostering of American interests.
We shall print more than Two Hundred Thous-
and copies ot each in regular editions; but we
hope they will receive still wider dissemination
through the formation of new clubs (which we sup
ply at fraction the cost OF white paper) for
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
We believe that it will be for the interest CT every
establishment in the country, whatever nature to
see to it that each workman is supplied with THE
TRIBUNE during the coming year. The question OF
Protection to Home Industry is soon to be all ab-
sorbng, and it is of the utmost Importance that
every voter shall be well informed on the subject.
Whoever would have these essays from the outset
must transmit their orders by the LIST of June.
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF June will contain
the first chapter.
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Maine Central Railroad Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
~ ~ meeting OF the Stockholders OF said company at
tenth day OF June, A. D. 1890 at seven O'Clock in the
evening, to act upon the following articles. viz:
Iosee II the Stockholders will modify the vote
suing the bonds of the company; and to take such
action IN the premises as may be deemed expedient.
p To see ii the Stockholders will ratfy the action
Of the Directors in relation to contract to lease the
Belfast and Moose Head Railroad,
Portland, May "a, 1862
By order OF the Directors.
Attest. JOSIAH H DRTTMNOND clarl
may 27-d3wTh.
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NOTICEis hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointeda and taken upon himself the
trust OF Administrator of the estate Of
PAMELA MsALMoN, late of Portland,
IN the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs All persons wing demands
upon the estate of said deceased, are required to
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
JOSEPH Meal Mon, Admir-,
OF Hopewell, New Brunswick.
Portland, May 1S, 1869. ma21y Iawsws
G1 Matters to be presented 10 Admir-, or Isaiah
Daniels, corner of Market and Congress sts
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BODY FOUND.

HUDSON, May 27.-YesteIday morning the
Is Is su PIP 1sed to be named Charles Stoke, and
70 nave formerly worked in Glendale, Mass,
was found at the crossing of the Albany &
Boston railroad, in Canaan
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MAssACMUsETTs.
May Anniversaries.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Press.l

THE ANTI SLAVERY MEN IN COUNCIL SPEECH
Es AND RESOLUTIONS OTHER SOCIETIES.
The Portland daily press., 1869-05-28

those afflicted with colds, coughs and with any dis.
ease Of the lungs. is directed to this valuable reme
dy. The season OF the year has already come when
on account OF the sudden changes in the weather.
colds ana conghs are easily taken, and If neglected
may lead to disease OF the lungs. What is needed
under such circumstances is q reliable remedv-
speedy In aordng relief and effectual in arrestino
further progress of the disease. e
eB arrest the existing irritation Of the air mas
sages and the lungs speedily and etfectuaIIv the
seat and cause OF cough is an important step gained
towards relief and cure in the first stages of the dis
ease. MAsrAs PULMoEIC BALsAM possesses this
important power and while it promptly and etiactu-
ally arrests all existing Irritation and rapdly relieves
cough renders the lungs further relief by promot-
ing free discharge OF the accumulated mcus in the
ar passages, imparting healthy action and yigor
to the Ghost at the same time.
GRThose suffering with cough and the first stages
OF lung disease will therefore find in this valuable
preparation speedy and decided relief Even those
whose condition Is beyond recovery will de-
rive from It's use great benefit as well as comfort
For the class OF diseases it is designed to relieve tba
general commentator it has received has nroved n,
great efficacy beyond question. For the past On
years thousands have been speedily and efectuailr
cured by its timely use while suffering from seye,
colds, protracted coughs, and from other forms or
lung diseased 1t is prepared from vegetable basams
and the medicinal properties OF roots and herbs
with no minerals nor poisonous acids. simple and
safe in the materials used it can be taken at any
time. -
bzf- Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cines thr0ught the United States
w. w. WHIPPLE g. CO., Portland,
Dec 22-d&w6m General Agents Tor Maine.
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OF RFIoERs.

CLARENCE II. CLARK, President. A..
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committees.
HENRY d. COOKE, Vice President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
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nlusiral Snstramtn.s.

A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmolr1ee
n Wsr,Toop Ne go splendid as'"iaen
Eve ,err.i II pri.r medals; ttuors from stussed 1r
A MILLER &, Co, Manufacturers or FIRST HiaS 81,
n PIANO.FOETBs viii ra Instruments at "hoe'A'' P'''' "
Jspnsrv War.ranin No ISL Nooster-sL
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n,6 rubIitaiiOns.
NEARLY READY.
~ THE POPE AND THE COUNCIL.

BY JANUS
The Times Of Dee Thugs At Rome are
for de Coauc GaeassD rampant 1ne Austrian apl ~
nops dogma If alby sud dord spF eus.No
among tie aas AUtoGe shakes BIS lead a. ptiiiSn'e
cl syupathy. IL Wi be some iue before ~ 'Au
clear gle,be the Cougc vii bIg the Church peace OF Tue Nu
The London Saturday Of "THB PoPB AND IHh
NCI r learned aHd weight mantle =" against
Ro,,e e.ic.d he it, immediate esatA
gious literature Of The ddy
hui 90 he ultimate Of ecclesiastical events
IYicp.
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currercy Gold y,Ias % bnns

The Government bond market has been rampant, show
ing m ADVANCE OF 9B per cent on The best prices OF Sat
uriay This advance assisted by tie sharp rise ln
the London market, where bonds quoted ut IN al
vance Of one per from Saturday. closing rates lie
demand extended to all classes The old 20s are scarce
and no large lots can be purchased; New c5s coupor
67s and O4Os changed hands freely at Tie advance Cur
reucy per cents demand aud have become very
scarce The whole amount due TO the railroads has
been Issued and absorbed and orders filled with DIN
Guilty. Some sales were reported at l0 ana large poeKs
could have been sold advance that quotation
At the close the market dull and lower The Pres
dents message was not received until after the close Of
business and had effect upon the market.
State bonds were dull New Tennessee per cents sole
nj .1a4O; North Carolina ne bonds asst. 5ssours
per CENTS g0s; Louisiana per cents 81 Brooklyn wafer
Loan 92t. Railway bonds were sro1G and spaIli Sy OF
ered quotations Central Pacho per cents
on small purchases and at the close were not onereo
less than s3l New-Jersey Central rsts sold at io3 ca
lena and Chicago frsts. 100; Milwaukee aud st. PAU
hrsts pO Delaware Lackawanna aud Western hrsts 20
There is O continued heavy demand for the FIRST mort
gage bonds OF the different roads. AMI Investors have
cleared the market entirely Of majority Of the old roads
Tho agents Of the different subscription bonds also rcpoe
an active and steady demaud. Miscellaneous and Ex.
press shares were dun and neglected Cumberland Coal
sold at 25 Western Union, S5S3,i; American and Mer-
chants Union 49, PacifS Mail fairly active at +si O.
5ii, closing 6Oi
The Railway share market was moderately active AZ
tho first CALL New.York Central aud Hudson sold at sCi
NowYork Central and Hudson scrip. lle32. Ere. 2cs
az Reading ss; Michigan southern. S.; Northwestern
Common 74ta74s; Northwestern Preferred ss!; RocA
Island lO7t Milwaukee aud st. Paul Common. od7ot;
Toledo and wabash, So; Fort Wayne Guaranteed, S6.o
sCI; Ohio and Mississippi Common j92i Chicago and
Alton opened ut IA, declined 10 4, closing NJ llt
Chicago Burlington and Quincy cold 81 1906 delaware
Iackawanua aud Western 1861 1861 FewJersey Central
ssas9 Morris and Essex, After the cali tie Market
became unsettled and prices were from !~l per cent
lower At the Second Board the market was dull Ens
sold at 2o9; Michigan Southern, 5lG%s; Reading s9F
geB; Northwestern, 74a7i s. Pau, iok at Tho close
rne marHeI WAS uuiI aud steady az quotations.
The following were the cosns quotations 81 Govern
,anth ont
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Sheldon e. Co. have prepared for tho holidays
M excellent illustrated edition Of The Poeeai WORKS Of
JaDeS Thomson Gncludng ell the minor poemS) tho text
edited by Charles Cowden Clark. Is IL an elegantly
printed Edinburgh edition IN octave. frou the press OF
Ballantyne The illustrations chrOmOs aud though
IN style they are rather suggestive of box Of prunes
or bonbOns several " them well executed and upon
che whole they add tho attracveness OF the book
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MONDAY, Dec. 6-P. N.

Gold opened at 1928, sold at l23,G122g, closing
at 1854 The quotations at the 10 o'clock call in tho
Government Board arc by common consent considered
the official quotations for the day. Hereafter We shall
give the currency prices, with the gold value OF tho
ham
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All rs, ,c, seen e. .,r,
CRESTED TURKEY AT TlB RINK,
rar, Avn. a the Ueces Il about f1lucti ..
Tug OSLY OTHER SPECIMEN
Lere At The Geological Ginl-us LONDON. Engald
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the Brueit Of the SundaySchoo
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The fashion of Christmas ANNALS still pre-
walls among the English magazines, and wo should be
cory st decay for with much trash they contain
Aso much amusement BrentanO sends The Bei0raetd
AASd which consists almost entirely Of short stories
with rather sensational qlustrio1s Good cheer which
- an extra holiday number Of Good Words aud Is Also
devoted TO illustrated stories and Tom Hoos Comic An
Ha roliieking sort OF periodical ln the buresQue ne
We have also received tho monthly part Of Cham
bersS Journal
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Nth RHbliexiisHs

A MEXICAN PH0T0-LITH0GRAPHIC co.,
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THE GATES AJAR. b

THE GATES AJAR. by ELIZABETH stuart PHELPS.
With Illustrations by Jessie Curtis. Small Alto. Pr.
24s Fields, OsgOOd Co.
This fine edition of one of the most popular OF
modern books is printed on rich tinted paper with
rcdne border around each page and gilt edges. aud
in all respects is tasteful and welldresscd The illus
trations, drawn by Jessie Curtis and engraved by
W. j. Linton twelve in number, all Of full page
size They are all good in design but Of unequal merit
in execution tho artist succeeding best vita the pic
tnres OF children. Faiths Sermon for instance is
a charming drawing. and Z" Faiths Goodnight and
The Sewing Circle" if not 80 well carried out are
pretty and truthfully conceived. There is ali oXcel
lent illustration of Roy and Mary at Play" and
two admirable characteristic pOrtrats,-oue Of
Deacon Q ink leaning fence-rail u argue reli
gious point with Aunt Ninifred, aud the other Of
Abinidab in his best clothes with his hair combed
into two horizontal dabs over his ears"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE COMIC history OF TIE UNITED STATES;
FROM 4 PERIOD PRIOR 10 TIE DISCONEH66
oF tiIFRICA TO TIMES LONG SUBSEQtENL ~
TIE PRESENT. ~ JOHN D. SHERWOOD Win
original illustrations by Harry Scratehiy l2no Up
f,,.1 A 10
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Rmrirg 9mhmiis.
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A LARGE stock of the finest class PIANO
"A FORTES With patent aEsfs treble warranted sI and ..
bs Eosd JEFNys
bOF ~ BS TpUysrsl d, sss scSBa Asa Tbifas vsA
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The excellent Globe Series of the British
poets has recently been increased by edition Of the
Complete FORKS Of Edmund SenSeT edited by r. Morris
with memoir by ]. W. Hales. The peculiar features Of
this and valuable edition that it follows the
earlet known texts, corrected by careful collation. Of
the best subsequent editions; that gives ia appen
dix all the Important variations; ana that IL is tho
only modern edition which contains faithful reprint OF
the first edition Of the Daphnaida" II contains
Sponsors prose View Of the Present State Of ro
land" purged By comparison with three MSS. In the
British Museum from host Of errors which have dis
figured all recent reprints Of aud Sponsors Letters 20
Gabriel Harvey watch have also been greatly corrupted
aud glossary.