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Mr.. ORNE's LEcrURE.-The lecture last eve-
ming at the City Hall was attended by large
audience and on the whole was very satisfac-
tory. The lecturer started with the PROPOSE
ton that the wealth of country was the
product of its labor, and then proceeded to
consider the effect of intemperance in redoc-
ing the amount of the product of this labor
He introduced great many statistics showing
the contrast in respect to the accumulat ton OF
wealth, between towns in which prohibition
was enforced aud those where whiskey was
tolerated. In Boston, he said, the annual net
accumulation increased from fourteen to thr.
tysix millions during the existence of the pro
hibtory law, and the nexs year after its repea
it sunk to sixteen millions. He severely de-
nouuced the liquor trrfic and strongly favoiei
prohibitory law.
Though there was nothing very striking Of
very new in his lecture, Mr.. Orne was listened
to with much interest, and his pleasing deliv.
cry and good rhetoric held the attention of the
audience.
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ARREST FOR PERJURY.-During the pro-
gress of the action in the Superior Court
which was flushed Saturday, strong sus-
picions were excited in the mind of the presid-
ing judge that Frank D. Holland, the princi-
pal witness for the plaintiff, bad committed
perjury; and by virtue of the power given by
the statute, Judge Goddard ordered his ar
rest. He was taken in custody by the Sheriff
on Friday night and lodged in Jail, the arrest
being partially though not entirely concealed,
lest it might influence the jury in their YER
dict After the jury retired on Saturday af-
ternoon, Holland was brought into court and
bound over in the sum of $4,000 for his appel r.
ance at the Superior court in May. The de-
PENDANTS in the cause and some of their princi-
pal witnesses were also ordered to recognize in
various amounts for their appearance at that
time as witnesses.
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ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL-Hely WeeE-The Ser.
vices The Cathedral during the present week will
be as follows:
On Monday and SATURDAY., at 9 A. M. and p. M.
Tuesday and Wednesday, at A, M. and IA p. M.
NJ. ""o
Good Friday. 1Oa A. VI. and 7tP.M.
sermons at morning service on Thursday and Fri
day. and at evening prayer on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
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NEW YORK. April 9.-Cotton opened heavy and
rover anu closed steady; sales 1900 bales; Miidline
9 9oa S a. 2ssc Four3Eeceipts $3.50 bbs, sales
ing; supeIfne State 435 a IS; extra do 46o "a
M md 1 hnn oh 10 70 4sS; tarcy do IS 2S
Western o. @475; choice 81 q S.; choice white
wheat 40 70 g &C. southern duh anu heavy; COM
saes I. Ioa nbr oo q 80 eoE to choice do OF 81;
1920 bush No. Spring O5 q lUs; No.s DC 81
9Ss; Nos Anu Mixed 1t All IS; White State at at
I ~ g ! 70; Winter ked and Amber Western at / 81
g q small 10 Corn firm; sales 20 900 hush :.
new Mixed Western an old 10 do al az N no
Oats shade hrmer; sales 81 100 bush: State 65 al
OsS n Mes,ern ~ g &c Beet steady; sales 200 bbls
IA 90 q II CO. Pork snad. firmer and oniet: sales
81 Sso sn Dos also 90 bbis new mess, seller May, az
o 1y mess al - 70 g = 81; prn at o5 81 3d.
seller four months at l5Jc; stea rendered ". u ~
iSse; kettle 90 at l6 g lttc butteI .Ieady sales
sales 200 bbls. Western free at o. O NJ E;cs
dull Sugar quiet; sales $40 hhds. Muscoyado at ~
a,r to Sg god Se ha1 at q IT. Coffee DUH
crude at 145 @ 14ic; refined at 63c. Tallow steadv
sales a 0v0 TBS at 81 a 9ic. Wool ,arIv ct'vs
saies sSo 9oo ins omest fleece a. 40 52ac pulled
pool heavy; Cotton per steam a-16u; Wheat a SD
CHICAGO, April Q. - Flour dull ami nominal
' wheat 9 % sales No. Eat 7s4 q 73ac Corn
,oweri no; at 20 g &c., oats lower; No. a, $50.
10. Provision-M.ss Pork advanced CSC Lari at
attE Swe;t picked hams at 15ac. Bulk Meats firm
at lot losc tor Dry aed shoulders; 1871 SIC ,or
rough sizes; IA q LAY for short rib middles Loose
attle firm at 8 70 q s12k tor common 10 extra
smooth Live Hogs firm at 8 80 q rs Tor common
to choice. ~ 10A
at 22ic. 1'''ou'ins
SAVANNAH. April 9.-Cotton dull at &c for Mid
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APRIL CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD. j.. PRESIDING
SATURDAY.-Jacob T. Lewis vs.. Geo. W. Dunn
ct al.
Mr.. Webb made made his argument for defence,
and Mr. S. c. Strout plaintiff in the forenoon, and
the given to the jury in the afternoon Who
after being out time, reported that they were
unable to agree.
Frank. Webb
Strout & Gage. FRYE & Cotton.
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STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-1r0 bbls
apples casks oil 80 coils cordage, 100 bbls sugar. As
Pdfs ana - bdls iron, con bbs four 10 les lard Is
pu, Ipe. 4! do shoyels 4s pumps, 80 rkins ard %
o0Is or, % do beef, roll carpetine 40 pkgs urni
teie s9o boxes .pi es leo do oranges 900 pkgs to
u country 2s bGls iron ~ bales raos 26 do WOOL SO
wheels. 81 bars and 10 bdls iron, 81 ibis fur. 30
spices. 240 pkss to order. wv ooAe'
GkAND TRONK. RAILWAY 113 cans mill 1877
psss suSdr,es ears laths. do bee, DO wheat, 40
0ark, 90 corn, II do oats do 8 ayes, 2uu heangs
90 peas, do bacon. For shipment east 1905 bbls
PORTLAND q KENNEBEc RAILROAD car
c;spDoards DO bricks, do box sh oks, 17s cases
butter 81 bdls hoes " cases WOO ems 10 bales bats
II pkgs MERCHANDISE, 81 cars ire ght for Boston.
, MAINRCENTRAL RAILRoAD-542 pkgs sundries.
car shingles, 24O sides leather 1-'e''
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THEo. THoMAs's CONCERTS. Tue Boston
papers are enthusiastic in praise OF these SUI
perb concerts. The Journal of Saturday says:
" Mr.. Theodore Thomas gave his third con-
cert at Music Hall on Thursday evening. Inc
mal was again crowded to its fullest capacity.
Inc programme was of very choice and pleas
ing chaiacter, and the magnificent manner IN
wh,cn u was rendered. advanced Mr.. Thomas
and ms skilled body of musicians still further
in the favor OF the Bostonians."
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FIRE.-About o'clock yesterday A. NJ. fire
was discovered in the fancy goods store of J.F.
Rand on Middle Street. The fire originated in
the cellar of the store, and was caused by the
ignition of the timbers near the furnace. The
a imes were quickly extingushed by the en-
pipes. bat the stock was greatly damaged by
emoke an water. There was an insui ance Of
sa000 on the stock at the agency of w. D.
Iittla &, Co
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THE PRESS.
Monday Morning, April IL, 1870
Portland aud Vicinity.
New Adverfisemeuts this Oavs
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Hostetter's Stomach BItters.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Promenade Concert. Congress Hail.
Anniversary Exhibition. Pine st. Sab Schooi.
Theatre. :. THURSDAY.
Entertainment. .UniversaIist Church.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co, H. q A. Allan.
Chi ming Gle tused. "A. Davis.
Musical Mott e. Edward b. Robinson.
Rooms to Let.
Cottage to Rent. John G. Proctor.
Furnished House 10 Ler w. H Jerris
Rare Chsnce. .SaDborn Bros.
Wanted. &C. p. Mattocks.
NONRESIDENT Taxes. e. Henry w. Hersey.
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HAVANA, April Sugar active with a better
1ee'ng; NO IL Dutch stanIatd, a "a reals u ar
robe. Exchange on London 121 q 10 per cent pre-
MUM; on UnIed States. 60 days ST hi, currency
per cent; discount; short eight, Per cent. dis
counts gu days sight, in 'ld, II per premium
short sight, per cent. premium.
LONDON, Ar. IL 9-11.l5 A. NJ Consos 99s "a 93l
for money and account
American securities-U. S. 5-2O's. 1862, e05; do
1865, old. sos do 1857, s9a; U. -4O's s6} Erie
shares Fl. Illinois Central shares Iii.
LIVERPOOL, April eli Is A. M.-Cotton ouiet
Middling Orleans Hill Middl'ng Orleans lid
Gales 10000 bales. Corn 2ss Cd. Pork 93s 3D. Lard
LONDON, April Gil 30 A. M-Tallow quiet and
steady: Linseed oil quiet and steady. Lns. ed
cakes firm. Sugar quiet. Whale Oil firm. Calcut-
Linseed quiet and steauy.
LONDON, April % P. M-Consols 93a for money
and account.
American securities - United States 5-20's nj
1862, coupons 90b do 1865, old, 9OI: do 1897 s9t o.
>. lU-4Us, S6z. Erie shares q. ILLINOIS Central
shares 1889. o'A''A
LIVERPOOL. April 9-2P. M.-Cotton closed Quiet
Midjlng uplands lid; sales IT, 900 bales incluiinp
~ y 6a es Tor speculation and export. Fed Western
wheat 7s e Is ID. Pork firm. Tallow AS Cd.
FRANKFORT, April 9-United States 500 bond,
fiat at 95t. ''A0'
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Au,tiOn Sale IN Boston,
BY FRdNCIS SPRAGUE d co.,

AUCtiOneerS.
store No. II Cent' al street, Esosteu.
large aud ve-y desirable stock Of Marble
N autels aud Bracket Shave. nj Public
auction.
On III 1rsday, April 14th, at II orlock-at the Mar.
pie Manniactory, No. % Charlestown Sc Bosom.
The valuable stock OF said establishment comp Is
of supe ior Italian W bite ana veined statuary lis.
BIN, hell, and Tennessee Marb es, all designed In
mo ierh st les, and OF exc Ilent WORK mapshp In
Guiding Man els of very high cost aud tine assort
ment OF moderate value.
tor Brack
~ rhis auction should eommanl the attention
oi rs'n: In want OF Marble M1n.es or She yes,
fr he object this sale 10 to close OUT ma s,ss
Stock 5 lie positive without regard to Weather.
apr9 A. u,l2,13
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PEN Ms YLVANUA.
pruNIoN OF THE ARMY OF THE Pn,

Army of the Potomac to-day at the Academy
of Music was a crowded and exceedingly en-
thusastic affair. Gen. Martindale delivered
the Grafton and George H. Butler the poem.
The President, Gen. Sherman and host of
heroes were present
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SEIZURE OF LIQUoRs.-Saturday the police
made descent on the establishments of Ches.
ter Cleveland, corner of Milk and Silver Sts.,
and Edward Higgins on Commercial near H.
dia. Several gallons were obtained in both
places.
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BcsToN, April 10-A Coroter's inquest on
the death of Mrs. Cathariue Buckley charges
Thomas Conlan with gross carelessness in driv-
ing h,s wagon over her, causing the fatal irju-
ry. He is under arrest.
AloDzo Sanders is under arrest charged
with driving bis team over Miss Nellie Curran
last evening, infctiug injuries which it is
feared will prove fatal
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MA r YLAND.
DISASTROuS ROLLER EXPLOSION.

DISASTROUS BOILER EXPLOSION.
BALTIMORE, April 10.-Seven dead bodies
have been recovered from the ruins of the Sugar
refinery destroyed yesterday BY boiler ex-
explosion was caused by lack of water in the
boiler
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sOCA ""u "Omey WAFReI.
NEW YORK, April 9-Norning.- Money easy at
y per cent on cal, to per cent on prime bust
ness notes Foreign Exchange very strong. the sun
Ply y, Oh commercial bills being very light.
., me God market was the sceue of more animation
pr pr opened at l12}, advanced TO ilzt and AFTER
wa Us reacted ll2f q 1'23 The rates Tor CARVING
Inc government bond market was buoyant ard
advanced M @ per cent. 10 the Gold bonds
r, Lne iouowng ale the forenoon quotations:
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WYOMING.

CALL FOR MILITARY PROTECTION.
CHICAGO, April 9-The Inhabitants of Wyo-
ming territory petition that the troops under
Col. Baker be sent there to protect them from
the outrages of the Indians.
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lLLSNOlA.

FIXES IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 10. LYMAN Page & Coz
wholesale boot and shoe establishment was
damaged to the amount of $4,000 bv fire last
night. and the whole sale grocery of Forsyth 8,
Go. $4,000. Insured.
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MURRAY CENTENARY FUND.-An entertain
ment in aid of this fund will be given at TIE
vestry of the First Universxlist church next
Wednesday evening" Capt. Smith of the
steamship Peruvian will read on this occasion
See the advertisement.
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SAILING OF THE HISTORIAN
HISTORIAN, Capt Arid, sailed for LIVERPOOL
yesterday morning. She took out 26 cabin
and % steerage passengers and a fair cargo.
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vuEe"IN IA

ALL QUIET AT RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, April 9.-Botb the Mavors con
tlnue in authority here, quietly.
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PORTLAND THEATRE.-By reference to our
advertising column, it will be seen that the
Boston Comedy Company on Friday will COM
mence series of entertainments at the Port
land Theatre. Mr.. Leslie, the manager, has
had large experience and knowns we'll
the public desires and endeavors and generally
succeed in satisfying them fully. Among the
payers we notice the names of WIN. F. Bur-
roughs, w. X. Linyard, Miss Emma Reign
olds and several others ct acknowledged mrth
who will be supported by full and powerful
company. On Thursday afternoon "Uncle
Toms Cabin" and in the evening the "Hidden
Hand" both exciting dramas will be perform
ed. Friday evening there will be an entire
change of programme.
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BY LEONARD, BIRD q CO.,
140 Tremont Ss., Boston.
IMPORTANT SALE.
New and Elegant Furniture,
MANUFACTURED
W. TOUISSAlNT & CO..
S41 WASHINGTON ST.

TUEsDAK and WE'D EBAY, A prfl -
and %, ct 10 O'Clock esch day, n, the
Wareroom., S4l Washsnston ssrcoe.
Sold N conss quence Of Improvements to
be made in the premises.
This sale will embrace the fnest assortment of
elegant AMI costly Furn'ure exhibited for pri-
vate or public sale IN tn county v. Touissiine
g Go. have received within a or the highest
only Silver Media.
III. sale will comprise RICH AND ELEo mt
PAkLON SUITS, carved walnut frames, inla. ID
porcelain medalitons ~ costly six aad satin bro
cades, costing $1,000 to SIS o q sure.
Oh "BER SEES Very handsome inlaid Mar
queItrie, c,-,ing $1,000 q suite. WALNUT SETS.
costing nom So 10 $500 q set sIDEBuARDS
beautifully carved, VIII cb for originality and beau '
o! de Ign canuo he su passed Ga BiNE cS-t le-
CANT re i bronze inl, the bronze design,
expressly by Tou saint - Co fr their work. Ii
BR RY TAIL E>-to 10 combined. DWARF
BOOK Asses, MANr,L PIECES, txTEN ION
CHA, RS: DESKS, BRACKETS, ELEGANT I'M
PORTED BILL ,kD CUES, &C.
Every article in tie sale 10 elaborate aud beautiful
and OF he most superior workman h,p. That L. dies
and RenteDen may have better idea of IN ,uI srI-
or quality II this Furn ture. the Auctuneers re-
srecfully beg that Trey will call and horoue hy ex
anime The entire stock. 1t Is Nv exhibition, aud
ev.Tv dav till sale
Catalogues ready one week before the sale.
apr2 10t
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ANOTHER DEFAULTING OFFICER.
ST. LOUIS, April 10 M. E.. Susiky, the city
treasurer, is a detaulter to the amount of
10000 and has been arrested
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JUDGE MORRIS PRE- .IDING.
SATURDAY State VS.. james Black. Larceny OF
SO in money. Sent to Reform School during his
minority. Alternative 80 days in Jail.
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NEW YORK.
DISARMAMENT OF THE AMERICAN ANTI-sLAy-
cry SOCIETY

cry SOCIETY.
NEW YORK, April 9-The final meeting of
the American Anti Slavery Society was held
to-day. Resolutions were adopted 10 the effect
that as the mission OF the Society has been &C.
complished the organization disbands. Speech
ees were made by Phillips, Douglas, Lucretia
Mott and others. A social reunion was held
this evening at Apollo Hall.
THE STANTON FUND.
NEW YORK, April 1O.-Tbe Stanton memo
rial fund now amounts to $4,000, and is on
the amount reaches $150.000 the whole will
probably be invested in government securities.
SPEECH BY WENDELL PHILLIPS.
At a meeting at Apollo Hall this evening
addresses were delivered by VIM. H. Chan.
ming, Julia Ward Howe, Wendell Phillips and
Lucretia Mott, on the relations of Christianity
and reform. Mr.. Phillips said the idea OF
Christianity was q sure and simple RELIGION
based on human nature and within reach of
the humblest intellect. He expatiated on the
great corruption which exists in this country
among capitalists and spectators. He admit
led that this was wonderful age of progre IS
done and still more remained to be done in a
materialistic point of view by building rail-
roads, by linking continents together by an
electric band, by peopling the desert portions of
the country by gO-ahead population; but Re
deplOred the absence of virtue and genuine
christianity to direct these vast enterprises to
good end. Christianity must try to check
this mighty current and guide its course. He
dwet also in terms OF condemnation on the alb
all self respect is stamped out. He also allud-
ed to the woman's suffrage question, and stat
ed that In his opinion politics would be puri-
ned by admixture of the female element.
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ST. AUGUsTINE's SCHooL-This fine school
for boys has been steadily and surely gaining
in public faver, and at the present time has
quite large number of pupils. The course Of
study is high, and young men who desire to
fit for college will find this an admirable insti-
fntiOn Sec tho advertisements
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
PROPOSITION FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF THE
. RED RIVER TROUBLE.

eminent is determined 10 receive delegations
from Red River, and propose settlement on
, the basis of the bill of rights. An expedition
will be sent at the same time that the dele
gates return
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Orr LAp,rs' Hoxr.-ThIs institution 10 one

OLD LADIES H0XE.-ThiS institution 10 one
Of the most useful charities In our city It.,
object is to furnish comfortable home to aged
ladies' without adequate means of support. Ia
this capacity it has been doing good work for
years, and its public appeals for aid lave been
exceedingly few if not absolutely none. Private
contributions have enabled it to carry on its
work, steadily but securely, so that its opera
tons have been but little known to the gem
eral public. Butto-night it is proposed to call
upon the charitable people of Portland in a
public way for substantial subsistence, which
snail enlarge and extend its usefulness. For
TINS purpose an entertainment. consisting of
readings and songs, in which Consul Murray
and Capt. W. 81. Smith will take part. is an.
nounced to take place in the Reception Room
of the City Building. The entertainment
itself will be well worth the price of ad mission,
and besides, those who attend will have the
satisfaction of knowing that they contribute to
the assistance of one of the most efficient and
worthy charities which flourishes in this city.
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PRAYER MEETING every morning at 8
o'clock at the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association. All are invited.
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HONESTY "A lady who lately took passage
on the steamer Lewiston accidentally left her
muff, but on returning for it two days alter
wards, it was restored to her. On the same
trip two gentlemen were so unfortunate as te
lose their pocket-books. One Of them tele'
graphed from Boston in regard to his loss, and
his pocket-book was forwarded to him by the
next train. The other pocket-book was found
by waiter, who gave it to the steward, Mr.
Warner. The latter returned it to the owner
upon his calling for it the next dav.
MILLINERY We ask the attention of the
ladies' to the advertisement Of NJ. A. Boswortb
No. 1853 Middle street. Mrs. Bos worth has Sc
lected the stock with especial care in the larg,
markets, especially for the Portland trade, ani
hopes that it will meet the appreciation Of he
customers and the general public. The ladie!
of Portland have come to regard this establish
ment as one OF the best in the city and thronl
to it daily.
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AUCTION SALES.

Groceries, Pickles, &c, At Auction,
m Mon1av April 18th at 2 i.2 O'Clock, p. NJ, at
~. sales room, 10 bis. choice Pickles. bis. Vine
a Ie., Clio hes Pins. Wash Boar is Suga-s, CT
mss C y, toge'h wi general sort
ture n p.IJ ~ V.is, suo otoio rum
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w ASH aNGTON.


WASHINGTON, April 9-The amount of coin
10 the treasury to-day is $1O9, 277, 875 including
$37 1856 500 in gold certificates; currency hal
ance, $40, 538 432
The receipts of the Internal Revenue to-day
$3S9. $50; receipts for the we K, SO 292 377: and
for the present year TO date, $12S, SIG, 695.
THE FUNDING BILL.
Treasurer Spinner publishes letter in SIM.
port of The funding bill, in which he saws: BIT
why, you ask, couple the banks with the fund
ing bill? l answer that the two naturally he
long together. Divide them and the banks
would certainly defeat one if not both. The
first cry OF tine rebellion was. Let us alone. i"
This "let alone" policy would no doubt suit
the banks well, but how would it be with the
rest OF mankind? Would tax payers, think
you, stand il? If so, how long? the next
Congress will not be disposed to give the bank
as favorable terms as are offered them 10 the
recommendation of the Secretary OF the Treas
uary. Many banks see this. He believes that
if the question is STAYED off or if there is too
much given to the banks, the next falls cleo
ton will turn on these questions, and that the
banksjhave nothing to gain and much to fear
from such state of things. They know toe
that the first offers in such cases are generally
the best, aud are therefore anxious to accept
the situation.
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Elegant and Costly Furniture
MADE BY PAUL & co.
On TUESDAY and WE'D vRaDAY, pr,l
10 aud 20, each day as 10 o'eisck.

10 aud 20, each day as 10 o'eisck.
In the Wararooms, No. 1854 Warrington ct.
TNB E whole of the costly. elegant and fashionable
L furniture now In the wareeoums, sold previous
10 removal 10 W premises.
The sfot has been all m ,de expressly by the firm,
and Of the hue material, during tbs pa season.
Also articles ci taste tor the drawing ROOM select
ed In Par's expressly iOr ibe.e sales.
Tue cata Ogue viii compr Sc drawing ROOM parIor
reception room, and library furniture, en- suite, OF
wslnut, rosewood and ebony, in satin, suk oesjs,
plush, tapestry AMI figured reps; walnut cham, or
turniture en- sutte costing rtm $500 10 500 each;
d,ning room and library fu nituIe, sideboaras, ex.
ten ION tables, chains, boni cases. escrtoires writing
tables, marble and wanur top centre tables elegant
marguerite tso'es some costing high $500 each;
rich ruh cabinets etaIge-. one Of which cost $50;
mantel mirrors, diapers curtains Off desks ta-
bes sofas, couch :, easy and arm chairs. The
whole forming the best and most costly ortment
OF fashionable furniture offered for sale In this
city.
TIE while will be arranged for examination by
catalogue the wee preceding tnat OF the sale.
Boston, Aprii7. dts
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Steam Boat at Auction

Steam Boat at Auction
WILL be sold on WEDN ESDAY, April 2oth,
w 1870, at ~ O'clock, at Cliiton's What, Fact
Boston, Mass the staunh
Iros Steamer lalaud City.
She Is an ocean steamer of abour 400 tom; In CON-
pete order Tor running; light 0raif; machln, ~ and
boilers In perfect order. Length OF Deck III isst,
W 9TH IS feet
ap4ld Ma. THOMPSON 8 Co, Az etrs.