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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship S1plelnd Cake Newport Erg % days railroad iron.
Steamship John Gibson Winters Washington and Alexandria dse.
BaIt Morning Light Walter, Boston, ballast
Brig Hudson, fays. Calais days, llmber.
Bug Isabel Jeseit, Bangor days lumber.
Bng Esli0n, Huiclius Seville " dars nise
Brig Peuumau Dickson Mua Feb a. and Gibraltar pr fruit
Big Mid Rose Tlouas Coamo H. lJ days sugar Len 10 pon
6cLr :. ~ Ergans. for Sew-ior in ? days
Echr America. Mason DeueTara 70 days,
Sclr A. r. Amtl. Ames bridgeport q. D.. II DAYS, coal
sCHOJEEKs-ilIKR AND COAsrwisA
Morelghi Calais Veto RgeslllI.
juno ROckiui Amelia Rockaud.
Boston, RockpOrL ELEibdl b, Providence
l.. 81. Hatch, Hartford laune baTlUv, NlualaYcu.
]. =. Burus, Itockp0H Jaue, New Bedford
Helen r., Portland, Ct WIN H. Gem Boston
a L., Boston. Snow Squtll, Rocklsud.
Eila IiockaaL s. 4 VI. Knowles, Aachlis.
Frank Maria. Franklin Viola MacliaA
Maria Draper. Portland T. G. Gates Calais
T. Cash keKgOt. Icup Cole, Virginia.
MllQuas, Baltimore. Saxon. Calais.
Champion. CalMs &. l. vauiersoort. Portland
T. IS Lewis RocklaGL Maggie BED. Rockla laud.
Col Eidy Portland Olive q Elizabeth Portland.
Emelue g. SAWYER, Macllss MOltrO5c Calais.
Frances, Georgetown, d. G.
SAILED.
fo Magnolia Charleston. ship Energ 9 boumci yelling
Antwerp g. Peierhug Tor Loudou Margaret Hamburg
BELOW.
Ship Alex Marshall Gardner Liverpool May ml5e. aud pass (y
Tiottoat w. H. AspluRau No. 2
Bng Julia Am. % days from Naples. r.r
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FHIsCisCO June 0Saicd shin Alice Graham f Aeapuleo
Een GDodspeei of Bakers Island via Hououa Arrived sp 81
Lacf Iron NeFioss Cleared ship L. H. Taye for Liverpool With
Bosroy jane oAsgel steamship Neptune fom EewYorli brig
Johann from Rotterdam
sAyAsyAu June 0Auyed steamship n Hero from York.
schrs Care ". Rich ou Eockaui Savannah from baltimore
sailei' RoieIla Blew. Btimotei b. iizsbe, Dareu.
CHAMLEsf0N jane BArnvrd sclT. b. franka Gardiner Me
sea 'u' if batmoei bark Dsh, o Liverpool shr j. 81. Rich
uTts. tT Georgetown. s. G.
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HOME NEWS.
TIIH MEATHER.

EyvYoRE Hour Tier. Bar Wind Hour Ther Bar "isa
~ ire, o. t}5 3lSiN.N W jane 60 6l2 1Sl So,
y 90 e;8 s,s5 5S55 mn Nh II So @55i sSw.
EvvsgRs- 5asrug'5tle ha1g from 70 3; sAs.iH eoI. y,
Iop. little cloudy at uuon. windy y 10 AenGrl-Ntp
cloud, l2o: tc clondy at 81 haly from to sunset S
Little hazy TO ll:JJ. -, a., We, 49,, with its
stotrs was followed tho pleasant genial Spring ana " MI The
Stnntner hardly commences un'
amer part Of Jma for this change Pio b.nr
rot.a he corntr nv cutting the aud not
as s, re1,. IN sze and Ae continent 'h'
Yfusf rpO on.
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BALL.

ATLANTIC-LIGHT WEIGHTS VS.. HEAVY WEIGHTS.
The anna taurs of the Atlantic Club had their
rst cOnrest1 the yesterday afternoon on the
Capitoine Grounds Brooklyn. The display OF muilnsm
in the field C1used much merriment. The appended
score will show how efficient the mines were at tho bat
ting score:
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w LlIT With LIoS's KlTlAiHoN.

At the Americus clam-balie tho other day
e convention tafusi upon bait Che M,y ca pohtel
when foaaI that ofJ bats present 81 cane n Rsor the
Halter No. z2 B5aIusyl This eoasrm,ton strong 'hai KsoT Is
par os batter Of Gotham 5f rt to clans The MsrJ eaUsi
admire the lat. "Blooi viii ,sI'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

THE EsPESsCHEID TROPICAL llAT-A now
tsr c pleasure n clar
the attention gutsnea entirely fabric intended specially
tasl use which eudas tle ll o tho t0n bat "A at
tc H.lls,s rI yerttrg properties ~ tie straw ksFFStCnzIp
Manufacturer 80 EassAust t,tacen Auu AMI Bokuaat
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

LEMONADE FOR THE MLHON.-Evcrybody
rrd lsyc m feaaouHs aHi bea beIerag by using Piles
Ieou1.I Sugar the OF 90
us teah tul eo II ihouud Eruori's abd families going 70
TIE country desirable Put a1I sold by
elaLnA. IAML- PlLE. MallL-uLeI no 20 M.LLlELol. ~
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Go 10 TRApHAGEN, HUNTER '& Co.,
Nos 3ge, 100 aui iU9 BowERT lorpos.io SAthst, MY
for MFSs, BOIs aud CnILDKEys CLOrniNo.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

Housekecpcrs who desire pure White Liner
aud Cotton have only to IEs H. soar Sold by Grocsn
tfa.ly.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

SUEDAY-SCHOOL BOOKs.-BROUGHTON & Wy
No. l3 BLsoais. keep The afs,, aaI best aOrnoat
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
the RIVERSIDE PARK RACES.

BOsTON, Mass, June 9.-The races at River
side Park today were well attended, and closely con-
tested The first race for purse Of 81 5000 to first
fOOO second $500 10 third 500 20 fourth for all horses
that never beat 231 i'm harness. The won by
John n1Imers Of Philadelphia D. IN. Fannie Allen, win
ming tle first, third and fourth heats. Tme-2;34t,
2:3i 2S7 1914 The second race, for purse Of 500
$3.50 90 Ts 500 10 second and $50 to third mile heats,
BIN s. in harness for horses that never beat three min
ntes, was won by Doble's Dot Time-2lO, 2:37 1883,
23gz, 2:ll. afr Cutters Orphan Boy very promising
Ethan an colt. fen dead on the track from heartdis
ease, aftt- having trotted half mile in ll7 He had
been daVn from the three minute because he was
too spiriCa- 70 drive in company.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

This little uaehl, gives instantaneous additions where numbers arc
e, o. It carries up hs columns Of ledger account tao at time
S mechanical accuracy Hha The udoumeui Of all Who have seen
or USED H. New Testimonials viii be Published nsIi week
No areouutaui that be v be bt BY bWrg hHNHr
WARD rr,Hru hud expeditions that have bad
troll,si oty deparueuiA oa HAM May0r
Of ,tr.illr ccr ~ is corgrucss and up
n J. CITY Controllers oace u relieves he miad entirely
arithmetic simple motion 81 The baulN G. IhoHP
tos Prsseat Of First National Bank No 100 boaIrar
Tlomahlao + gairiHe 20 everything claimed ior H. Price 80
g. aud go To likely oksep machine constant the 80
or machine recommended Sent BY mail on eeep, Of price and
po,igs 5 cen by ,pr,u c. o. d. at the customers expense
To f, saves reilmouey charge Send Money Osr Registered
Lts or pra For circulars Sc, eoio stamp state and County
,iylt, for sale WEBB ADDING MACHINE co.
Z. P. DUTT0N G. Co., Selling Agents,
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A Special Law Of tle
State Of Massachusetts


PROVIDES, that if you should fail
to make your payment when due,
and still continue to observe the
conditions of the Policy, YOU
WILL REMAIN INSURED for
certain number of YEARS AND
DAYS THEREAFTER, and if
your death occurs during this time,
the Policy will be paid, as follows:
EXAMPLE OF A POLICY E0W In
FORCE UNDER THIS LiW,
Feb. l, 1866, a prominent resident
Of New-York City insured his life
for $4,000 by an Endowment Pol
icy. The insurance was effected at
the Branch office Of the Company,
No. 271 BrO0dray, corner ChGm-
berS-St., New- York.
In consequence OF reFcfSSS III
business, the holder Of this policy has
been unable to make any paymcnttO
the Company since Feb. l, 1867,
but under the NON-FORFEITURB
LAW OF THE STATE OF MAS
SACHUSETTS, HE STILL RE-
MAINS INSURED FOR $4,000
UNTIL MARCH 10, 1874. IF
HIS DEATH OCCURS DURING
THIS TERM YEARS AND
43 DAYS THE COMPANY
WILL PAY HIS FAMILY THE
FULL AMOUNT OF THE Poll
10Y OF $4,000, less only the
overdue payments, and interest,
which may be due at the time OF
his decease. a few instances will
suffice to show
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

EOR CLEANING and POLISHING COPPER,
BRASS. STEEL IRON auI TIN WAEE, KNIVES aud tONhS
MECHANICS TOOLS. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, MACHINERY,
Instantly an Stains Root b Iauih N any
Mind aud produce, polish h sher and more dae than Bath BRICK
OIL and Emor other substance Tbs u does
uuccauless attending the " other materials beside
bcug cheaper OF saving u tine labor original cost ana
wear md q tie articles clrauiel.
II indispensable article u general household uty In clean
ing KITCHEN UTENSILS WINDOWS, PAINTS OIL
CLOTHS BArHTUBs. MARBLE FLOORS, MANfELS. BASINS,
STAIUARl aud u Grease GUd Stains nom Tables
Pantry shelves, Floors and Door SiIs
MECHANICS and ENGINEERS prize hghy r the facility with
which Rust ADD Dirt Gums aud Os from steam Engines
and other machinery and Crime Gums Paint stains m The hands
SAPOLIO bas the highest cudsou aud liked by all who
tried H. No Hotel Steamboat Restaurant Workshop or Family
fLoull be without AZ article valuable aud economical
For GHUCRRs DkUGGTs, AgpVA and lOusE FURNISH
ISG SIOHEs, aud a. nhOleaalo by the u1uuisciugca.
ENOCU MONGhNS SONS
No 2ll Washing 'uu.st, New York,
MANUFACTURERS Of Soaps OF a.l Minds Tor Family
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Transmitted to United State. for Coinage. $55
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive Of spocD
from the port NewYor to foreign ports for the week
ending Nov 90 1869, was AO7s.l97
The earnings the Pacific Railroad (o Missouri FOR
the second week in November were:
Freight sAS3s Isl Passengers s2477O Total 800 IS
The American Merchants Union Express Con paDy has
declared dividend Of 50 per share. payable Jan. lC
The Chicago Republican Of Saturday says
The local money market continues 10 work very sn-
gent and IL s with difficulty that bankers are enahed 10
hear Of parties being refused accommodations that aio
heretofore enabled TO about all they needed
There is disputing the fact that money Is ught
much more stringent than III mas Dccn AT hly
time for several mouths past, and bankers, WIN
out exception, are free TO admit the pressure u
very severe but change for the better Is anticipated
currency ordered from NewYOrk can be placed On
the market very large amount OF currency mas Deen
the interior to aid in the movement OF tue os
crop, during the past few days, the demand IRON thls
quarter exceeding the anticpatlOns OF most phnkers
hence the pressure more severe than II otherwle
would have been. Then there was an Improvement ~
the local inquiry aud the supply OF loanaDle caPta m
the hands OF the banks being only moderate at best was
drawn down TO low notch, consequently was
found necessary in order TO meet the demands OF fcs
who be accommodated by the banks 10 certain eA
tent TO cura their lines OF discounts and lend only 10
could not not be refused and they were obge
very near shore In order 20 90 TINS Inc ol
fair but coming, and easier market -
anticipated Deposits down low, aud until there
IA an Improvement ia this line cannot very wen eA
poet an easy market though generally expected
that there will be change for the better Rates OK
interest were firm at 10 p cent per annun Eastern th
change rmer, owing 70 more Derai arrivals Oi cur
rency from York. and less anxiety the part ot
some holders to sell Transactions were reported be
tween city banks at soc d$l discount per 1900 Counter
to customers making remiances to and Oh account
OF interior banks at par TO lilo premium
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

ELEPHANT PLows.-In India the elephant
IA made serviceable before a gigantic plow Inc lu
penent is guided by two men and turns up huge rdge
and forms three feet deep by four ana hSSi
Ieet wide at the top This Is the deepest suDsOh PO"
lDg we have any account or
Curious FACT IN ACoUsTICs.-The firing OF
the guns at the late meeting Of the Highland ke g.
citation at Inverness heard distinctly says
Journal as Cairnorm Hills and IN tne iofe Cora
bic for carrying sound in that direction, anu 'no0 "
steady rise In the ground nearly AL the way
TEST FOR ALBUMEN.-Dr. Menu mixes III ' on1
part by weight Of crystalized carDohc aeiu u 90
one mart OF commercial acetic acid and TWO prs VI "
Nor cent alcohol In case of albumenar 10 deteot anu
men ada TO 100 Crammes cengrammes OF me
nitric aed and after thorous rodnced Is said to be
VeTv superior to that in which nitric aeu aoho s uee'
P,ruRAGO AS A LUBRICANT.-The Journal OF
che Franklin Institute says Every one Knows that lo
hoovv machinery plumbago is a good lubricant, but
one does not always think Of applying where IL
Wouid serve best IL may be OF value TO some OF our
readers know that plancr whose bedpate REQUIRED
The best ordinary material easily shifted with one
hand when plumbago Of good quality was applied
A New RUSSIAN CANNoN.-A 20-inch gun
cast at Perm has recently tested under the direction
Of Mai. Gen Pestitch, cOmmandant OF the Cronstadt
Artillery The gun was fired 3I4 times Each projectile
weighed cw and the charge OF powder required was
$50 %. The weight OF the gun Us ao9nt ~ us ne
was feet; the initial velocity l2O eet per seconu
and the persuasive force at distance OF 60 feet about
10000 tuns. The official report states lnat IA ID S0 Ve'
powerful gun in Europe.
TANNED CoTToN CLoTH.-The Paris Cosmos
states that cotton fabrics have been treated with sou
tOn OF tannnin the manner as hides are IN the
manufacture Of leather and that the cotton thereby &C
Qures greater strength and better ressts moisture ana
disntegrang effects. The Cosmos does not undertake
to explain the chemical reaction which produces TINS i
pOrtant change We suspect the change cannot be great
since il escaped the observation OF practical tanners
Those who accustomed TO wearing cotton c9lnss
often saturated with tan liquor well as similar cloth
ing untouched by tannn, would not be long in detecting
and making known virtue In their avorite solution
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co., Bankers, No. Is Nassau
St. offer for sale the following desirable securities ;
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
s per cent Gold Bonds of the Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad, Endorsed by the State of Alabama
First Mortgage s per cent Bonds of the Mobile aud
Montgomery Railroad z per cent Bonds of the City
of Oswego 10 per cent Bonds of Platte County Mis-
souri, a per cent Land Grant Bonds of the Union
Pacific Railroad, and some prime 10 per cent cur
rency bonds.
The attention of investors is invited to these WELL
secured Bonds. Full information in regard to them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
fernp them for sale.
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THE MARKETS.
Ic,r,nn, reported for rHE TRIBUNE.

IcarsisIy reported for tbs TRisvSEl ,.,.
ASHES 10 fair demand and steady - '@t -
Pearls are Inactive and nominal -
ele, coming nader this heading costumes Doll asd 'f
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DEDICATED

DEDICATED
OUR AMERICAN BOYS,
BORN IN POVERTY, GRABBED IN OBSCURITY, AND EARLY
CALLED FROM SCHOOL TO RUGGED LABOR,
ARE SEEMING
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY. AND WREST
ACHIEVEMENT FROM DIFFICULTY
THESE RECOLLECTIONS
ARB REGARDPULIY INSCRIBED BY
THEIR AUTHOR
This a collection Of the articles originally published
Neville Ledger bearing the Title kecoheetous or
Life revised and rewritten the authOr and enriched
Nv II believed that these
Biographical will he only entertaining and attractive
bnt ali o. the live In; forming
recoro the inner lie and inspiration Of who has
intellectual and political phases through
which during the past thirty Of Intense vitality
himself the best indication Of their nature when be
II shall write auythng else UtO which shall put 90
iayG experiences notions Convictions and modes Of
tho1gh these ReeoonA give With small resere my mental
hissoTL"
In IA Apology Mr. Greeley II hope spared 70 write
Of Political
Proeon sudpOnt@ and do rot expect heDeeioFth
vork IT. then friends will accept
Weh conclude this volume part Of mental biography
respectfully prefer this book account OF al OF myself that
worth thesr considerations will cherish the hope that
ebdy Of persney
which win not have been set forth In vain"
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80 lNew-York g.. Canal loan, 1873 1915
81 New. York IS, Canal loan, 1914. o.

Money call more active, and loans Govern.
ments made at per cent, but stocks the raes
ranged from per cent in currency to per cent In gold
and the demand not supplied until after bank hour
Commercial paper salabe at oal2 per cent for prime
names.
Sterling Exchange was firm at quotations: Lon.
don, 90 days, lO9GlO94 London sight, lesi 9lOol;
London prime commercially, 60 days. iOst91Osl; Paris,
long, 6.lss a517i; Paris short 5.15sa515; Antwerp,
6ls3a517s Swiss, 5.1s2a5l7I; Hamburg, S5Ees6; Am
sterdam, 4Oi aiot Frankfort 4Oae4OI Bremen 7sld19;
Berlin, 7lt071t
The transactions of the subTreasury to-day were as
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Of held by United
Of which
Orleans lao al 1850 at Baltimore aud 81 hh part
rlpg "a 09c 10 bopd for OriuAfy farrf
al oe Tor Fair do lOidc for Good do and ltdlf tor niue a.
an tide duty PAID for Invoices Irsnss
ihs monep are duh medium qualities quite n"nua n' or
dn ard Prime still be called steady Other huds qt
java worth about a9i MsrscabO, lse9le sbd Lssaay 10
Isle, gold -, =. IN. -. ....
are SO 0 IL ina Gag" Pnt $40
the same obtained the last SALE Foreign H s2ae
n0t pleutY and Is hru. -. ,..u..o a. ,i......,,
tOdISc, Sperm. and 35c. for PAieat a.. -.
PIOIR AND MEATThee further falling OF 10 We &C.
uand for Flour bat considering bs STATE o. We
had condition 81 fair business VS. eo.
IN. low grades and above the limits " SHIPPER eur
this checks tie export inquiry Trade aud Fan ess .s qat
AMI irregular he $500 bbs at va % 70 Tor eapea.
s,,. IS sass std 30 70 or Fsey susie %
Western bIssi % Isdfo 70 ny 49,
10 choice spnng 6s Tsae Tor nsne -.
Esss III roo Shipping k1trss % ooa sf
Hoops Ss sd 30 ~ tet itsae ~.
Sse Eaml Dol I5Gs6 IS for Amber Winter Wheat STATE
spJ western; ss s5a for White Wheat oa oct - VS.
pn a. x6 SOdss for s. Louis kIts Singles 80 oaS %
"a nsnS and 81 kr 10 Triple eOaihsrs ree' 70
~ raj AZ. he nsdiam aud bSf haSes
- amt. s.n sales 81 I7o es % eo6s6 % hI eAsy seeI
,s a.unsre e3 ava 90 20 hf Bxa Gsorsa sa
Vi,si,Ia, 90 s0a fer FAMILY do - @dso isf ia
u and Dell ARE o 10 for Family do do Bye fogf
oslst bat steady; salss Of 100 bbla Cein
49, ss1 ,,t sss bba - rs for A<y All ~ 40
IS 80 Brandywna basauhss' roaf ehn Ana WI -"
kal
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Boz l2G Tribune OGce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-01
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE, LACkAwANSA. AND WESTERN RAILRo


Depo Yorf foot Barcayst and foot OF Christopher ST.
MfNTER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MoSDAf NoT ~ 1909
m MAIL TRAIN connecting Al Denyie with Boouton Branh
With Chester BrAsch Waterloo with SnsseI X for An
Washngon with the d. L. and W. X H. for
Great Bend and AL points on the Lack
l~Anua and Boomsbug aud Delaware and Hudson r. Ris .
ll30l LBHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, At Newart, Morris
town Dover HSessosp WashngOn Php.bug and blon con
With Bel Del r. r. Tor Bedere kc aud al
with " r. for Bethlehem Allentown Maueh Chunk. and
WikeIbare -
and AZ Waterloo with snsseI H. Il
6:1OL N and $40 m 70 SUMMIT .ad intermediate stations
$50 100 30 aud II 40 and 2J) $3.50 $40 $40 $50 $500
and N. 90 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
1870 $50 and $50 to hORRlbIOWN aud intermediate
stations
$40 D. m YOUNGSTOWN EXPRESS
For SBWARK 80 7 B:I0 $50 l0:20 H. li;o0 ll:toL
J. 7:J1, $3.50, $780, $50, $40, D. $40 $40 6o $50 'S 9N
For BLOOMFIELD aud MosTCLAIR a. 1890. II $50, 5
nI6:lOp SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
IS HoIwitt Gen1 Ticket Agent