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CUNARD LINE.

TH e BRITIsU e. NORTH
.tssksS AMERICAN ROY AL MAILSTE
Nel.f4.4kzEi SHIPS between NEW YORK and
skz.<z<S2.s2Lt LIVERPOOL, calline at Cork Harbor
PALMYRA, III. Nov 4. 1ARIFA, Tn. Nov. q
EUBA, Wedy, 10 SAMARIA.N ed Dec.
SIBERIA. Thurs IL TRIPOLl, Tn. "
CHINA, Wedy, II Scotia, Wedy
MALTA. Ihurs. IS ALEPP,I, Thurs. s
RUSSIA, Wedy, "a CUBA, wedy, ais
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the Wednesday steamers, not carrying emigrants
rirst SaDin. $3.50 ,o,a
oocohu OdpiH .'....'sss.s.............. SUb
First Cabin to Paris. .S145 gold.
BY Thursday and Saturday Steamers,
First Cabin. $780, gold Storage. $780, currency.
steamer of this line leaves Liverpool for Boston
every Tuesday, bringing freight and passengers d.
rect.
oteerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
and all parts OF Europe, at lowest iaIes.
through Bills OF Lading given for Aelast, GLASGOW
HavIe, Antwerp, and other ports ON the Continent;
and for Mediterranean polts.
FOR freight and cabin passage anuIy at the compa-
ny's ONCE, lob State ST. JAMES ALEXANDER,
Agent.
FOR Storage passage apply to LAWRENCE &
MAN, III Broad ST., Boston. noZ0eod ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Great Distribution :!
by the metropolitan Gift Co.
CASH GIFTS to the AMOUNT of s5Oo,ooo.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE,
Cash gifts, each $4,000 Cash gifts each 81 600
10 -" 50 10 900 200 sc =. Si'e eo0
20 d" 5000 800 90 IOS
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 to s70O
10 Z" Melodeons, g ~ tn inn
$50 Sew ng Machines, I" GO to1 Tx
SOL gold Watches, ~ IN so0
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware &c., valued at 81 loo 0VO
cents. Tickets describing Prizes sealed in En-
veopes and well mixed. On receipt of 25 cents a
Sealed Ticket is drawn without choice, and 81 nj Inv
mail to any address The prize nan ed upon II viii
be delivered 10 the teket-hoder on pavment Of
One Dollar. Prizes are Immediately SEM 70 anv
address by express or return mail '
You Will know wnat Y, ur Prize is before Won nav
for ii. Any Prize exchanged tor another of thss
same value 70 Blanks. Our patrons can demand
on fair dealing. "open'
RErEkE CEs.---We select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes avd
kindly permitted us to publish them: Andrew I.
Burns Chicago, $4,000; Miss Clara S. Walker,
Baltimore, Piano, $500; James M. Mathews ~
troit, So, 600; John L. Andrews Savannah Ak 0Go.
Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piano. SG0G We
publish no names without perm ssion.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS The firm is reliable
AMI deserve their success" - WeekIy Tribune Mn
g." We know them to be a fair dealing firm -
N. Y. Herald May 2S. "a friend of ours draw
$500 pr ze which was promptly received ---Darlu
Ne,cS June8. "9
send for Circular. Liberal inducements IN
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every PACKAGE
OF Sealed Envelopes contains ONE CASH I'll FT
SIX tickets for 81; IS for $2 So TOR So; no for S1b
All letters should be addressed to
HARp-k, WILSON & 90.
no5-l2we 19S Broadway, New York.
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40 TEEE LADIES.

DR. Els particularly invites all ladies' who
need medical adviser, TO call at his rooms No. Il
Prehle street, which they vii find arranged Ger thetI
especial accommodation.
Dr. HIS Eclectic RenOvating Medicines are unriva;.
led in efficacy and superior virtue in re- .ulatins ali
Female irregularities. Their action is specific snd
LADIES viii find il Invaluable in all cases OF Oh.
gtruct0ns after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. It's purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious 10 the health, and NAV he tskan
with perfect safety at all times.
Sent to an part Of the country, with Il directions
by addressing DIR. HUGHES,
jsn1. iS65d&w. Flo, ie Psebls Street Portland
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Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad.

Portland IL Ogdensburg Railroad.
ENGINEER's OFFICE
Portland, Name, DC ober 49, 1869
JhofoSALS for furnishing cross ties ior the first
Second, third and fourth divisions of said rail-
road extending from Portland to FIyebufg amount
ing to about 100000. will be received at this office
until Nov ember Is inclusive stating the number bid
uIoh the Kind ct wood and the prices to incuue de-
nVery and distribution along the line o. said railro
at intervals OF two and halt feet or ranged in niles
road bed. Wv S VI 'ii0
BIDS will also be received for furnishing and de1iy
erDg tes IN quantities. of three hundred or more 10
be delivered at convenient Joints to DE hereafter
designated or agreed III on with the parties.
Deliveries OF ties for the first DIVISION extending
from Portland 10 Lake Sebago to be made by The
fist OF June. 1870.
All the lies to conform strictly TO the following
Specifications:
Sawed Ties.
The timber to be sound and free from san defec-
tive Knots and shakes; to b. eight feet long; one
NTH o. the number tc be eight inches SQUARE and
four-hiths to be sis inches square.
Hewcd Ties.
To be of sound timber and straight in the grain
so that the hewed faces of the tie Shall t,rm mar
alleloSram OF the requisite dim, nsions 10 be eight
ieet iong one-ffih OF tie DuGber to have not less
IMAM eight inches face at the smaller end the re-
naming iour-fifths may he narrower, but not less
than six inches at the smaller end Ali to be at least
hewed on two sides. to form parallel faces without
twist. ~ '
BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTORS.
JOIN e ANDERSON,
Engineer Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad
October Is, 1869. DIFF
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e OR B A MOOR!

THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.
Steamer CITY UF RICIIMOND
leave Railroad Wharf loot Of State s sf
a:!7.I zz-severy MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
FhiDAf Evening at 10 o'clock or ON the arrival
ing at intermediate landings on Penobscot Bay and
River. ''y anu
=, returning, VIII leave Bangor, every, MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, morning at 6 O'CLOCK
Touching at intermediate landings arriving in Port
ahd same afternoon at about hal past Jour
RUSS q STURDY ANT
Portland April g. io6O. d,f 1'
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL R. r,
SUMMER ARRAN CEMENT,

I. ssrEzx1 On and after Monday. Anru 1s,b
~ ycurreDt, trains will leave 'Pottland ~.
Bangor and all intermediate station on this line. q,
4 10 P. M. daily. For Lewiston AMI Auburn only .,
T.10A n.
gy- Freight trains for Watervhlea and oil interms,
diate stations. leave Portland al s.t5 A.
train from Bangor is due at Portland atZ.15 p n
In season 10 connect with train for Boston.
From Lewiston and Auburn only, at $40 A.
EDWIN MOVES. Snnt
Nov. 1, 1899 noedtf
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Csaggan SO she E.phlss.

SaEsars intel1sent and thlnkinp person must KNOW
nat remedies handed out for general ehoud have
their efficacy established By well tested experience in
the hands OF regularly educated ply sjcan, whose
preparatory studies tit him for 81 the duties he must
ulfl yet the country is flooded with poor nosruIpe
spd cure-ais puIEsy az to be the best in the world
which are not OLsg selese, but always INJURIOUS
The unfortunate Ek=s ibe PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician, as 1t is amentabie yet er.
bic tact, that MANY sJpbilre patients made mis-
cradle With ruis constitutions by maltreatmeu1
from inexperienceQ physicians in general praerca nr
Ffsa point generality conceded BY the best syplogrs-
dhers that the study snG management OF these cone
dlanrs should engroes the whole time OF those who
would be competent and successful In Eheir treat.
taent and cure. The inexperienced general pract.
toner, having neither opportunity tIae TO NAL.
himself acquainted With their pathology, co1nrnoniy
pursues one system OF treatment in most cases raes.
Ing an indiscrzninate that antqCsted and dan.
gsrous weapon, the !SeTcUtv.
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Inland Route
Wald0bOr0 and DamariScotta
Railroad and steamboat, Two Trim.
Der eek.

<~z2s1s~ Steamer sc has. ii lon = n
tOn,o ALDEN WINCHEN-
CSNEIt1ZNNbA BACH, Master, will leave
.=ss:. Atlantic Wharf, foot OF India
:, Street, Portland, every
WEDNt SDA at O'Clock A. NJ, for Waldoboro
touching at Boothoay anu Round Pond, and every
SAIURDAT al 7o'coct A. M. for Damariscotta,
touching at Boothbay and Hodgdon's Mills.
RErURNING-wIlI leave WadoDoro' every FRI
pa Y al o'clock A. M, and Damariscotta every
MONDAY, at O'Clock A. M, touching at intermedi-
land ana with he Boston & Maine and Eastern
hailroaJs, arriving in Portland III seasons tor pas-
sengers to tab III afternoon train for Boston,
w Through tickets ola at the offices OF the Bos-
tbn 4 Maine and Eastern RAILROADS, and on Board
the Boston boats.
Freight aud passengers take as low as by any 9th
or route. Hanks, Al WOOD &, C9 ~ '
ap27dtf - A,,a,
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GOrhO271 Seminary.

THE Winter Term of this Institution will COM
i men G on Tuesday, Nov 3Oth, and continue ten
weeks.
Apply for Circulars to j. B. Webb, A NJ, Princi-
pal, or j. A. WATERMAN Sc retary
Go ham, October, 1869. no3dt3O
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aSEz 70 y A-aFfs laH4sCGe
AL wis have committed an excess o, sny sIne,
neither it be thu solitary vice youth OF Che sting
Dg rebuke OF misplaced confidence in insurer years
SEEK FOR An ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
The Pains ana Aches, Lassltude AMI Nervous
Frostration that may t0lOw Impure Cotton
are the Barometer TO the whole aystaYo.
Do not wait fOr the contamination that is sure 10 IA
low; do not Wait iof Unsightly Uieera, tor
DBsbled Limhs, Tor L0ss O. Besuf5
ltorrr.a-icn
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Asw AaAy TEaEe1n&s eJass aesassy Sc g.aFi
~ Uganepx ssgEsrscacn1

Young men rouDed With e41lssions Ia sisa,..-l
Complaint generally the result or 3 bad habit In
youth,I1ea'eo scientcesils enc psrfeGs cure
ranted or no charge made.
dardly DAY passes gut We coaau4tea oy oas OF
more young hen with the aooVe disease, soEis Of
Wnon are as wsak and e1naclateG tlous The, had
the consumption and by their friends are SUPPOSED be
osve 1t. All such cases yield the proper and ony
correct course of tFeaten and in abort time ora
msde to rejoice In perfect health.
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Eskisas-Ase& Rss.

Tnsse are many men OF the age OF thirty who ar.
troubled with too frequent excavations from die pIgd
der, often accompanied by slight enar ting or bun
Ing sensation, and weakening the system In man
ner the patient cannot account for. On exa1nlDin,
E0e urinary deposits ropy sediment vii lofteu h.
round, and sometimes small particles OF selen or All
bumen will appeal OF the color will be OF thin nE
ish hue again changing to dark and eurbd appear.
ance there are many men who die OF this difficulty
Ignorant of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL wsAKsEss
can warran. a perfect cure In such cases. and q
fail and healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult tie d..
csn do so By writing, In plain manner, a descrir-
ton OF their diseases, and the spproprisJs remedies
will be forwarded imfnaiiateLy
lAn correspondence strictly confidential sn,r VII
b returned, II desired.
ADDRESS: DIR. j. e. HUGHES
No. Ii Preble Street,
Aexe door TO the Prsbis House, Portland. We.
~ Send Stamp for Circular.
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BOarders Wanted.

4 MAN ard WIFE can be Accommodated with two
"A nice rooms aud board at 119 Cumberland ST.,
cor. of Franklin ST. Also, rooms for single persons
ocl5tf
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I1OSIER PRINTING, Of all kinds done with dis
L patch at the Press Office.
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w a N II II ID

A GENERAL AGENT for an old established Life
hInsurance Company. Apply 10 JOHN NJ FALk
at the Falmouth Hotel noy2d1w%
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For sale.

M GOOD WILL and Stand of an old and well
= established Flour Jobping businss with large
5nu valuable lien customers. in Boston, requiring
SzO,oOo To 10000 capital is offered on reasona BILE
terms ADDRESS, Post Office box 3691, Boston. Mass
With real name. oct30-eodtms
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lsiust the thing the public have long needed n is
did resembling beer, contains the least ma, ticie
o. spirit, and has been proved by ANALYSIS 10 con-
tain, in addition 10 gum. sugar, gtatin, carbca nm
uin, certain ingredients Of VEGETABLE origin.
mo TRACE OF MINERAL to which it owes its ben,
efcial and powerful effects as tonic, nutrient and
remedy. oc22eodm
TAREANT CO., NEW YORK,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, EcT.
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To Let,

peasant rooms with or without board. within five
office lutes waik OF The post office. Apply at this
A'o'' isC' %. noy2tf
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international Steamship Go.

sTEAs -.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice
Hogan committed John Ellis, Of No. 322 Third-aye Tor
having brualy beaten Edward Jacques, OF NO 30 bow
for having assaulted sergeant hehncuy W
- Nellie Dodd abandoned women, for having stolen
n silver watch valued at SIS from Benjamin Smith, OF
No Is HamltOn-st., was also committed.
At the jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day Justice Ledwith committed john Pentrey In default
of 81 600 bail on charge OF stealing $40 from Peter
Murphy OF the Sing Sing Gas Company, while the latter
was I'M a barber shop in West FOrtleth.st.. Henry
Schultz. charged with attacking Earnst Stauman on
Tuesday beating HIM and striking him In the face with
hatchet was admitted 10 bail in the sum OF $500 10 answer
at Special Sessions.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Shandley John HeCker charged with
larceny OF silk dresses valued at $685. the property OF
Isaac Black of No l97 East Broadway. Heckler plead
not guilty, and was committed for examination Ed
ward Wood frequent visitor Of the Police Courts in she
character OF defendant returned the Island for
six mouths for entering saloon in the Bowery, calling
for refreshments and refusing TO Edward +.
Keen OF No 81 JacksOu-st charged with receiving
goods which had been stolen from George II.
Andrews doing business In WateT-st. Committed.
young man giving the name Of Ales Levy
rested the complaint Of William Ward,
butcher in Washington Market. The plaintiff sets forth
time past On the 2d Of April Levy called at his
place of business and asked for check for $500 the
NewYOrk National Exchange Bank, in which bank he
knew that Ward had money Plaintiff refused, and de-
fendant then proposed that he should give him check
for $780, dated days ahead promising 10 place In his
value the amount To this proposition Ward ac
ceded, and gave the check. He makes complaint,
however, that Levy has failed TO fulfill his agreement
Committed.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Jane 2- nC.nsos at 92 FOR eIsivi
dnd ami gi eITdend United States PyeTNehtT
bonds SOL stocks quiet Bre 94i Illinois s4 Atlantic and Great
FEINTroEr June -Uuted 1TVeny bonds closed srns
last night q 86I for the issue Of 1902 -
PARs 2The Bou closed steady last nights Rente1 Il francs
LlyERPooL June Pill -Coton opened shade frner, Mid
ding Tpands ma Mdduy Orleans d. The Brsadufs
keI quiet . ...- -.
IoSboS June 2-Lluseed OIL buoyaut At R3i5 = tan..
LONDON jane al mUned states hVerseHty bonds are eaET
AZ sOl RrIe RalNAy shares I.loIs Central shares 9
LlyEEPOOL June 2-i m.C0tton shade sne Pork 8 y
b for Eastern Prime Mesa Petroleum s gallon for Rehnsd aad
q y gallon for Spinta
Hv 2-Coou opened ani Tres ordSAs OF the SPOT III
IoSpoS Jane 400 nConsois money and 92i
for he secunt United Teuty quiet steady
Stocks steady; Erie. iytg Illinois, %
LIVERPOOL June 2-i30 mCoon closed follows: Mdding
Uplands ma hddng Orleans Hid sales Of the day 1900 baL
Lard III y ewt -
LONDON June 2-Sug both the spot and aoat; No II
Dutch Sundard % the spot 80 6d40I per cut -. 1900.
ANTWERP jane I-PsFsum quiet AT r. for Standard White.
HAVRE 2-COOa closed buoani Tres odnare the spot
iI fans per eNLi Los AddBgs ahOat l35 francs per
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Receipts odays intending nearly 100 sold yser;
t head AZ At the Saoa rhs m.Iie. "a. SO. and
m99d1 snd e va, with great deal Of eS.I3g and Soueeo;
some help nom SrsssrS ME H. Drew taking 50 head Of cattle
tl2s each for bis Putnam County arm Others bought smaller o
@ get oST. 1 & & 9S GS, ssns really H sam s'yS & s
nEs exception Of small bunch extra sns cattle Of $50 seat to
butcher NE no beeyes are reported above lSe Good fat ct
are given Beginning nth the best dioTsH
J. H. ChssDy had l good 10 choice Illinois stee1 fed is
Mclean County They varied from u eWt and sold By Teed
j H. Williams sOa bis 9s head srt Illinois Cattle rsry good
MssS4 HoloOmb had ao sDs cvt Illinois among the Sos
h;5s5i.oq ws.A.n. sS5 Pgs TgIsI = choice q sTt f. ~
UInan, at lSle on 81 eWt, being superior cattle.
Coz soa 81 bead a, eTI anoi. steers a. SSlSS ia &c r,o
5Gsc and @ Of their Indiana cattle At lS or y evt
T Eastman for Dsbey @ very good cvt Il1o steers :.
w. Thompson MulhA 81 roushsh Missouri cattle. fat
Valentine k:s.I .sa Y IIno steer. 2 FEs at lileias r.
bunch On St & ss " @ q 5 la 'i ss o s.t s'cS TS cam:
" s % sosH % and a TsS, pot ns' osGy s ,,t tsI I M Do,
HdlSs - --~ ''
Hsssy Co. sold their % fair II vt nnoi. cattle a. laolSl&
seige Co. 81 Illinois cattle for Morris VOge cwt steers
III and ots sTt coarse Ism win p 'T: . sEt at 'e
Glover picked % Illinois cattle " the yards which be rsssed
sleep % very slowly even with lgh, arrivals Only e7 bead
received today With 265 yess Some Of the old stock sui IN.
Bsja: PiePet sold p GSo sheep g JsT:sy
S a.SS, t sa.b r. I'd CO. ~ s.p SO $ 3 Of per 9 n At k M
L Co. sold 10 LAMBS s. n. at t3e. and 81 ofSb A. lI4G
Is Of rs SI % Of ss @ picked a &c. and 81 u 20 At re A.
vsS v % @ 81 % e @ os n e. ed '1 SAT-. ssI 'S aSo p
rough bdckI 30 d. at 7S, and Ab- " n At l4c with Of
Hogs unchanged Receipt. to-day .SIa via 50 Com
Hunpay and 10 ears a: forehs arrivals ysrday s9s THEY
Gic-A head fls n, bringing lite Dressed are sil at HE
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT FIRsT-CLAss GOLD Bonds
Principal payable in Gold in Fifty Years; Interest
payable in Gold in New-York or London, free Of
United States taxation Issued by the BURLINGTON,
CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY,
being a First Mortgage Convertible Sinking Fund
Bond, secured by the railroad, branches, depot
grounds, rolling stock, equipment and franchise Of
the Company. A irst.class investment, yielding in
currency Ten Per Cent per anDum. Trustees: j.
EDGAR THOMSON of Philadelphia, Pa. CHARLES L.
FROST of New-York City We regard these Bonds
as among the best ever offered on the market. Gov
ernment Bonds and Gold will be received in payment
at their market price, free of commission. limited
number for sale on favorable terms and full infOr-
nation furnished by HENRY CLEws d Co.,
Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
Ing were tho offers accepted.

State bonds were firm Tennessee6 per cents sold at
6l; new bonds 6i Georgia per cents, g. North Caro-
lima bonds higher with sales Of old bonds at 6
bonds sold at 57i i955 closing 57i bid; Missouri
cents sg4; Louisiana Levee 8 per cents ST. Railway
bonds firm, with good Investment demand. New
Jersey Central new bonds sold OO Lake Shore dyi
dend bonds, Miscellaneous shares firm, with
sales OF Canton at Pacific Mall advanced 10 a. selling
at e. closing sias2 Bankers and Brokers sold at no.
Bank Of tho Republic, 12O Continental io1. Express
shares were in demand at improved prices Adams
sold at 6gi; American, loi; Wells Fargo, S2i United
States, 6I.
The speculation In railway shares was confined to the
New-York roads, Fort Wayne, and Hannibal and e.
Joseph stocks during the early part Of the day New
York Central advanced to l97l Harlem, 1924 Hudson,
l6 Hannibal and ST. Joseph Common sold at l32, and
the Preferred 1861 Fort Wayne opened at lJ adyanc'
ing to l57i The operations IN Michigan Southern and
Lake Shore next in point Of Interest The former
opened l9i sold at H. rallied Ollsi with numberless
fluctuations between MI and l. Lake Shore was dull.
declining TO ia Rock Island continued depressed under
heavy sales both for cash delivery and npon sellers op
tion. Northwestern, St. Paul. and Toledo and Wabash
shares were steady and without speculative interest
There active demand for the shares OF the New
Jersey Central based upon report that the Pennsylya
MIA Central intend to make connection with NewYork
over that road This the recent advance the
stock Chicago and Alton sold at157 Illinois Central iNt
After the fsecond call the Emarket essncye, aud
prices showed decline IN consequences OF the increased
demand for money The general market continued dull
but steady until the close Of business. Michigan South
ern continued excited and under heavy pressure by
speculative sellers declined l1S. to ll6 rayng 10
1lTl closing ll7i bid. The sales for cash Sellers OPP
tons freely offered for the purpose OF depress
ing the market
The closing quotations Of Government bonds were as
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
TIE 11rnINGToN CASE.

In re- Noses 4. LudingtOn-SuperiOr Court,
Chambers, before Justice McCunn.-Ihis was
baheas corpus TO have Moses E. Ludington, now
imprisoned without bail indictment for
obilning goods by false pretences. admitted 70
bail. The charge In the Indictment Is that he
represented himself to have stock Of goods worth
in Chicago, when he had not aud that his ndebt
edess was bbt note Of $500 due his former partner
jan 1862 while In reality he owed $4,000 TO him In what
called "ught" notes 10 that partner His counsel
stated that E February eSs he had cOme 10 HewYOrk
and purchased about $4,000 worth Of goods giving notes
delayed their way To Chicago two or three weeks until
N wa nearly time to meet the first notes that the New
York creditors then went on TO Chicago ana pressed Mr
LudngtOn bankruptcy that be was then arrested by
the United States Marshal IN Chicago, aud kidnapped
from his custody 70 New-YOrk. In New-1Ork he was
arrested in criminal proceeding out OF me State Courts
he was discharged under this by Judge Russell, but
meanwhile tIyi suit was commenced and Ludington
arrested In tie hands OF the United States Marshal and
taken 10 Lud iail where he was detained for many
months Ultimately he was discharged bY Judge JShes
insOveut proceedings. Here again he was arrested
On a new ind .tmeut aud committed without bail.
Judge McCJun SAID he considered such cOinmtnent
IN such case contrary 70 the Constitution;
Counsel pro- eeded state that they had appealed 70
Judge Bedford 10 fix the amount OF bail aud he had
declined 10 do
Mr. Blunt claimed this made the case Gjudteata.
Judge McCuun said there could be no such thing In
babeas corpus matters such as this
After irher discussion the Court took the papers
reservug his decision.
Mr. s. H. Stuart for planttH. Mr. Blunt tOr defendant
New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
rAr1nNAI srncK RNCmANGR.
WEDNESDAY, June Up. N.

Gold opened at 1898, sold at 139s, 1885,, 13sl,
closing 1884 al3s4. The decline from speculative
operations in the room assisted by the favorable debt
statement The clearinge at the Gold Exchange were
ts5, 4OOO and the balance, t9ls,Os5 90
Government Bonds duh and without speculative
activity There was good demand for all classes and
no large lots were offered until the last CALL when there
was some sales from weak holders, who became alarmed
at the active turn in the money market The market
closed steady TheIGoyernment received offers for the
sale OF $50 bonds at The amount Of bonds offered
was OOO at prices ranging from 1880 for registered
sixtynyes ll65G for coupon sixtyseyens The follow