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EAFESTLNEWS
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
XLIst O0NGRESS---Seoond Session,

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June 10-A bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Wilson to enable army officers to
insure their lives in life insurance companies
of the United States. Referred to the judicial
~. committee. The bill granting land sub
sidy to the Central Branch of the Union Pa
committed to the Pacific Railroad Committee
and the Senate resumed the franking bill.
Mr.. Sumner said the bill proposed to abolish
the old and time-hOnOred system, and did not
attempt to provide any means for attaining the
original object of the system.
Mr.. Howard favored its abolition as an ex-
pertinent; the Postmaster General having rep
resented the saving to be affected at S., 600, 900
per annum.
The Senate took a recess.
The bill making uniform salaries of Chief
and Associate Justices in the territories was
passed Adjourned.
sstant of the Sergeant-at-Arms appeared at
the bar of the House, having in charge w.
Scott Smith, reporter Of the New York EUe-
ming Post. Smith having been placed in the
area Immediately fronting the Spe aker's chair,
the Speaker directed the Clerk to read the res
olution under which his arrest was made
MIR. Smith stated, in his response to the
House, that the information which he had
given in respect to Mr. Fitch had been pro-
cured from an affidavit before the grand iury
state who exhibited the affidavit to him, and
finally the whole subject was referred to a Sc
lect committee of five members and Mr.. Smith
was then discharged.
The Senate amendment to the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation Dill were
then considered.
Mr.. Dawes, OF assachusetts, stated that
there were 256 amendments to the bill, to three
or four of which he wished to called especial
attention before sending the bill to a commit
tee of conference. These were the amend
ments increasing the salaries of Judges, female
clerks and other officials by an annual aggre-
gate of $3.50, SCI; appropriating $4,000 to COM
mence a new State Department building, and
excluding from the Court of Claims every per-
son, whether pardoned or not, who participant
ed in the rebellion; all of which the Commit
tee on Appropriations were opposed to-
After discussion the House without division,
disagreed to all the amendments of the Senate
except those on which separate votes were
asked. For the amendment relative to suitors
in the Court of Claims, substitute
was agreed to providing that no pardon
or amnesty be admitted in cases before
that court except such as granted during the
war and under President Lincoln's procfama-
ton and the confiscation act For the amend
ment relative to the pay of female clerks sub
there be no discrimnatien-iu pay or male and
female clerks, copyists and other employees in
the derartmcnts: Pending its discussion the
House adjourned.
The Speaker announced as select commit
tee in the case of the correspondent of the New
York Evening Post, Poland, Dickey, Finkle-
bury, Potter and Holman.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-It ought to be mentioned to
the credit of that excellent man, Charles Bak-
er, that from his patriotic impulses he gave to
the city that beautiful tree on the High School
lawn, on Cumberland street. From year to
year it has increased in size and beauty, and
bids fair in fifty years that its wide spread and
luxuriant foliage shall expand to the capacity
equal to shielding all the maidens who shall be
in attendance on the school at that time, A
good thought, we'll carried out, will it ever be
considered by the HIGH SCHOOL.
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Brief lettings.


The yacht Commodore of Bath, belonging to
the P. Y. c.. lost her foretopmast and eight
inches of foremost off Griff's Head. She saved
the canvass
1t is hardly possible for the Laurel to have
been in Bath and Portland at the same time.
The Bath Times says she arrived in Bath
Thursday afternoon. We saw her at anchor
off Richardson's wharf same afternoon.
We understand that the steamer Ella, for
merly running from Portland to the Islands, is
to be put on the river route next Monday, con-
Meeting from Augusta to Portland.
A man who ought to know better, remarked
yesterday he was glad Dickens was dead be-
cause he could now get complete edition Of
the great novelists' works for his library.
The Portland & Rochester Railroad Compa-
ny Thursday turned out from their repair shop
two passenger cars, newly painted and uphol-
stored. One is of the old style build, seventy
six seat, and the other of the monitor pattern.
They both look finely. Others will now be put
through the same process of reitting.
The yacht club may be expected back to-
night. We don't think the members have suf-
fered much from sun-burr.
Bradley's Hotel was not sold yesterday ow-
Ing to the weather. The sale was postponed
one week.
At a meeting of the Mayor and Board of AL
dermen, held yesterday afternoon, Martin Gore
received permission to move wooden building
to South street, an order was passed to send an
insane man to the Asylum at Augusta, and
Henry G. Curtis was appointed special police
man without pay.
Those who have been reading Edwin brood
with great pleasure will find their enjoyment
brought to a sudden close by the death of Dick
ems, just as it happened when Denis Duval wa
left unfinished by Thackery's death.
The fifty-thrd anniversary of the First Bap
fist Sunday School will take place at th'
church tomorrow evening. The exercises viii
consist of the sing of solos, quartettes and cho
ruses by the school, addresses, besides an ad
dress by the pastor and a collection will be
,y,a
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SEIZURE OF LIoUoRs.-A correspondent
writes that Constable Meserve seized quanti-
ty of liquors on the premises of George Wal
lace, in Winslow Lane, saccarappa, Wednes-
day. Thursday Wallace was arraigned before
Moses G. Dow, Esq, on a search and seizure
complaint and sentenced to pay the prescribed
fine of $50 and costs. Being unable to come
down with the stamps the respondent appeal
ed. Wallace is an old offender and has served
out sentence at the Perry Hotel, awarded
him ON appeal on previous occasion.
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Boston Boo, and Shoe Market.

BOSTON. June 9.-Trade continues duh and the
market is universally quiet showing signs of &C
tivity few early visitors have arrived, but as vet
they are not buyers, and Pearl Street looks some
what vacant Some scattering orders for small lots
the month. The number of manufacturers VIII, are
making goods to anticipate the market. is limited
the policy we have recommended SO frequently as
regards production. appears to have been adopted by
many, as we hear of quite number that have shut
down ON work or reduced the number OF their hands
third, making it eight honrs instead of SIX much to
the satisfaction OF their workmen, but generally
speaking they are confined to light ORDERS which re-
quire but few hours daily labor-just sufficient to
keep the hands in, and the filing OF these orders en-
abied dealers to keep up assortments. Shipments
have gradually fallen off at the rate OF about 12J per
cent. per week, and the exhibit for this week makes
it 15a pei cent..-[Sboe and Leather Reporter,
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-We learn that Mr.. Bas-
ton, the proprietor of the hotel at Hiram
Bridge met with serious accident yesterday.
He went into the barn to look after the horses
when, by some accident unknown to him, he
ran a pitchfork into his groin inflieting Sc
we're and, it is feared, a fatal wound. He thinks
the pitchfork must have been placed in such
position in the barn that he ran against it.
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AccIDENT.-About 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing, Joseph Brannon, a laborer in the Grand
Trunk railway yard, was engaged in pushing a
car along the track, with his shoulder against
it, when another car came up behind him on a
parallel track, and struck him on the othC,
shoulder, wrenching the collar bole from its
socket and dislocating it forward. 1t was 9
serious accident, and though it will disable
him for some time, it will not prove fatal.
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SOME people are afraid to eat oysters IN
warm weather; but that is because they i'm
agine they are brought from abroad. If oys-
tiers are taken fresh from the beds, as Freeman
Bros. do, they are good all the year round.
This firm have large beds in the vicinity of the
city, and take them up every day, and are al
ways ready to supply oysters by the quart or
gallon. No. ITO Exchange street.
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FOUND AT LAST! A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind
Consumption, as we'll as the numerous satel-
lites which revolve around it in the shape of
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Infu-
enza, sc. The remedy we allude to is DR..
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, prepar-
ed by Seth w. Fowle & Son, Boston.
ie7eod&1w.
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AUTOMATICALLY old (Thomas) Far
mer's Almanac for 1870, says: From June I'd
to 9th ''signs of rain," and from 9Th to 10th
"gets to be fne." We suppose the meteorolog-
ical calculator and prophet meant sine" rain.
This is not the "reign" of fine weather.
Much of the rain has gone to grass" and all
nature is refreshed, tho almanac notwithstand-
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EGGS BY WEIGHT.-We agree with Bro.
renney of the Brunswick Telegraph that eggs
should be sold by weight He mentions two
eggs, taken from the same box, one weighing
Ga ounces and the other only IA ounces
We know of cases where dealers in eggs have
been in the habit of selecting the large ones
from lots they have purchased and selling them
at big advance upon the price of the smaller
ones. By all means let eggs be sold by weight
and then people will get their moneys worth.
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Great Britain.

AN AMERICAN CONSUL IN TROUBLE.
LONDON, June 1O.-John S. Fisk, the Amer
can Consul at Leith, Scotland, has been arrest
ed for connection with the Boulton case Of
masquerading in woman's attire. Bail was re-
fused
-, The British journals express in strong terms
their reprobation of the false report of the loss
OF the steamship Daca, and are indignant at
what they call American hoaxes.
THE DEATH OF CHARLES DICKENS.
LONDON, June 10.-The death of Charles
Dickens causes profound sorrow throughout
the land. Mr.. Dickens was apparently in good
health on Wednesday when he wrote several
pages of his novel edwin brood" The sud-
denness of the blow intensifies the affection of
his friends. Unusual demonstrations of public
grief are made in London and other cities.
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY. Morning, June IL, 1870.
Portland and Vicinity.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Furniture. -. f. o. Bailey & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
MacEvoy's Hibernicon. ... Deering Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Canadian Express. =. James L. Prindle.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLuMN.
The University Medicines. Peleg otap'eS'
Masters Fire Works.
Non Resident Taxes. IS. A. Hoiprooh'
TIE Let. -. "A. X. Shurtieft:
Dissolution. &. :. Hicks 81 Fu'iam'
Special. "A. H. Coe.
Provisions and Groceries. L. L. johnson.
Little Washer C. G. Tolman.
Desirable House to Let.
Flour Chase Brothers.
Lost Key, &c.
Go to L. F. Gould's.
Wash Boiler. r. A. Rird,
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hENT HILL, JUNE 81 I6IU.
To the Editor of the Press:
Notwithstanding the refreshing rain of to-
day the exhibition and commencement exer-
cises Of the M. w. Seminary and Female Col
lege have been well attended. Parts had been
assigned the students as follows, which pro-
gramme was carried out to the letter:
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MAINE.


REPUBLICAN CAUCUS AT AUGUSTA,
:. AUGUSTA. June 1O-A caucus of the Repub.
licans Of this city was held this evening for the
purpose of electing delegates to the State and
Congressional Conventions. Delegates favora-
Cie 10 inc nomination of Sidney Perham for
this city, eN'' e'9A "0i" ~
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NEW YORK, June 10-Morning-The supply of
Money for call loans is abundant at from to per
cent. Foreign Elk change is steaiy at yesterdays
quotations.
Gold opened at 1875, but has since declined to 113a
Dispatches from Washington say that the coin bal
5O0O9O is in coin certificates. The currency balance
is 19500.000.
At the opening Government bonds were steady,
the only change being decline of in 62s and 64s.
The Stock market opened with a decline of I "a Z,
afterwards rallying to about yesterdays closing
prices.
NEW YORK. June O--4tternoon.-Wall Street was
extremely dull this afternoon owing to the heavy rain
storm and mixed advices from Washington.
Gold closed dull at i134. Governments were lower
Money q per cent. Foreign Exchange 1899.
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HENDRICKS BITTERs are good to remove
distractions. A placard, advertising them,
raised over pile of paving stones in one of our
streets one day this week entirely removed
them. They are equally good to remove bill
lious complaints, induced by the rainy weather.
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A DESPATCH from the yacht fleet yesterday
announced that they would leave Bath for
home at four o'clock this morning.
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AQUATIC JoKE.-"Snykes" says that the
members of the yacht club will be all clean for
Sunday being in bath SO long. Heavy dew
since Monday.
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PORTLAND CoMMANDERY X. I. will meet for
drill at Signet Hall this Saturday Evening
June 11th at Z IL o'clock.
IRA BERRY Jr Rec lrder
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
GREAT FIRE IN MONTREAL-GREAT QUANTITIES
OF FLOUR AND GRAIN DESTROYED

Ut FLOUR AND GRAIN DESTROYED
MONTREAL, June 10.-A large fire occurred
here this morning in the Montreal Warehonse
Company's building. Over 10000 barrels OF
Hour, $4,000 bushels of grain chiefly wheat
and large quantity of sugar and merchandise
were destroyed. The loss is covered by insur.
ance. The company has $50, 600 insurance on
the building, in the Royal Insurance Com.
pany.
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VERY FINE all wool Harris goods, Pants
and Vests Sc 90; whole suits $13 90 at Bur-
leigh's, 81 Middle street. ie1O-2t*
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LONDON, June 10.-Consols 92a q 90 for moneyand
account.
American securities-U. S. 5-2O's, 1862, 500; do
1865 old, $50; do 1867, 81; U. 104Os, S6s. Erie
shares ia. Illinois Central shares 1l2. Atlantic
u Great Western shares 2SA.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-Cotton quiet; sales $1,000
itornia White. Cheese declining. Beet quiet and
steady. Bacon quiet and steady.
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WE congratulate those who have been born
beautiful, and pity those who have never used
j. Monroe Taylor's Cream Yeast Baking Pow
der. Try it.
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SEE L. F. GouLD's advertisement in another
column of Boots and Shoes.
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SoLoMoN's Patent Children's Corsets-s
new thing, at L. d. Strout's. Je 4-dtf
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If you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'s, 100 Federal street. They keep
all kinds of Plumbing materials, ana sen
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tH%.
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Boston stock Lhss.
sa,es Mt the Brokers' Board, june 10,
Seb0gO Lake Ice.

| CE from this water ready for present future
i delivery. For sale by the Cargo on board by
N. o. CRAM
March 18th, 1870. mr1sedistt
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KID FITTING Skeleton Corsets- call and see
them at L. D. Strouts, 345 Congress st. j Aft
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In the House of Commons on Friday mo-
ton was made for the reduction of duty for
sugar on stock in store or refinery, but 1t was
opposed by Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Lowe.
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CoRsETs, CoksETs, 80, go, IS C, 81 90 to 81 co
at Anderson's, 1893 Congress street.
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YACHT CLUB Regulation Suits complete, a
u. w. Rich & Co.'S, 173 Fore ST. jSeod1w
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IF you want Hat or Cap to-day, drop in
and see A. Fl. Coe. He has everything new.
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PARAsoLs, PARAsoLs.-New lot opening TO-
day at Anderson's, 1913 Congress Street
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BEWARE OF TOOTH PoIsoNs vended under
the name of Dentifrices. Adopt and adhere
to the only preparation that really preserves
the teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant So
zoDoNT. Its effects on decayed teeth are mar
vellOus.
SPAULDING's GLUE" mends Crockery,
Wooden Ware, etc. je 7-eod1w
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NEW Hos cry AND GLOVES opening to da!
at Anderson's, 1888 Congress st.
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LADIES and Gentlemen will find the st. Jul
liam nice quiet place for lunch at any hoa:r.
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MATANZAs, June 3.-[From Alfonso g. Banchard's
Circular.l Under the pressure of large amount Of
available tonnage and limited supply, both for Eu-
rope and the United States, shipmasters are COM
PEELED to yield to lower rates, which we place a. fol-
lows: Cowes, Cork and Falmouth 80 g 4oc " ton
Great Britain direct 32s Sd q 35s do; Hamburg ana
Bremen 37s Cd a 4Os do; France in the Atlantic Az q
45f Mediterranean AZ q All; United states " Dox
Sugar ST. do ~ hid. do 81 do " lIo gais' Moiasses
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SPLENDID White Shawls at L. d. StroutF
Je 4-dtf
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THE STEAMER ORIENTAL will commence her
regular trips on the Lakes between Harrison
and Standish, on Monday, May 3Oth, 1870, con-
Meeting with the Portland s. Rochester rail-
road at Portland. Daily stages connect with
steamer for Waterford, Sweden, Lowell, Frye
burg, Conway and the White Mountains
ia2 diff
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sAFETY OF THE BONDS,


There is no railroad bond offered upon the New
York market which so clearly combines the elements
OF PERFECT SECURITY and a HIGH RATE
OF INTEREST as this: in proof of which assertion
/. THE LOCATION OF THE ROAD, stretching
from the City of New York across the Northern
part Of New Jersey and the rich and populous
MIDLAND COUNTIES OF NEW YORK STATE,
to the nearest port on the great Lakes is such thai
1t must command large through and local traffic
from the moment it is opened. The Routefrom New
YORK to Buffalo will be shortened seventy miles,
and to Oswego torty-fve miles.
2. THE COST OF BUILDING THE ROAD
about S40O 900 per mile, and $40 900 OF that amount
necessarily furnished by stock subscription before
dollar is used from the sales OF honds since the issue
Ct the LAT latter Is positively limited to $4,000 PER
ORDER.
OYER 100000 have already been paid in on
stock subscriptions,
8. The mortgage bonds on every railroad running
out OF New York City are good, and interest is
promptly paid on them;
this great through route of railway between the
Lakes and the Atlantic coast, 400 miles in length,
will thus be only $56oOo0 per annum alter the whole
line is completed. On the most moderate calcula-
tons the average EARNINGS OF A SINGLE
MONTH would tar exceed this sum.
THE Rate OF INTEREST.
These bonds pay seven per cent. in Gold free of
United States income tax and this, with gold at 100,
is equal 10 about Ia PER CENT YEAR. No
s0o 5%N STATE Be
on more liberal terms than these.
THE BONDS.
The bonds have % years to run; are issued in de-
nominations of 81 900; bear Seven Per Cent. Inter-
est in gold, free income are Coupon or Regis
tered, with interest payable sem-annually in New
York, on the LIST of January and 1st OF July.
PRICE: PAR AND ACCRUED IN.
TER ESE.
Pamphlets, circulars, &C., may be had on appli-
cation.
DUPEE, BECK d. SAYLES,
100 State Street, Bosion.
GEORGE OPDYKE & CO.,
Bankers, No. 25 Nassau-st
Do2Sd&w1y
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PROPOS AIS
For Furnisiaing Rations and Fuel for
Eight.vesscIs, supply.vessels, and
Tenders, in the First Light
House District.

LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTORS OFFICE.
PORTLAND, MAINE, May 20, 1879. !
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
til II o'clock NJ on Wednesday the 18th day of june,
1870 for furnishing and delivering Rations tor the
Tender Iris, other Light Vessels and Fuel for the
Tender Iris, Light Houses and Steam Fog Signals
in the First Lighthouse District, tor year from
the list day OF July, 1870 to the 30th day OF june
1871, inclusive. The ratons to be of good and ap-
proved quality; to be delivered alongside OF the
lighthouse tender, other vessel provided for the
purpose, at Portland in good and sufficient pack
ages, barrels, boxes, and cases, and In good oraer,
for the number of persons which will be specified by
the Inspector for each vessel once quarter, Tree OF
all expense to the United States agreeaby TO speci
fications and tables marked A and Is, attached
thereto which will form a part OF the contract,
copies of which may be had by applying at this
Office.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light-Vesses, &c." and
then placed in another envelope and lett at or di-
rected to this office, prepaid, il sent by mail,
By order OF theLight-House Board:
j. b. HULL, L. Ii. Inspector, LIST Dist.
Satmy21-law3w is
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VITALIzING COMPOUND, composed of all the
essential constituents requisite for perfecting
the rapid growth of all Flowering Plants,
whether in parlor or out of doors, with direc-
tons, may be found at
j10-2t KENDALL s. WHITNEY's.
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HOOP SKIRTS, SKIRTS, 81, 50, go, 75c,
81 90 to 81 49, at Andersons, 1888 Congress st.
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Sl9,5OO,OOO
The Remaining portion of this
Loan aOaU for sale at 90 1-2 and ac-
crued interest in currency. Can be
had at the C0'np0my's agencies, in
NeaU York or Boston; in NeW York,
Tanner Do Co., Bankers. NO.49 Wall
ST., or ~. y. Converse Dc Co., No. 81
Pine st. In Boston. of Il. Rollins
Morse Dc Bro, No. 20 State st.
Pamphlets, Maps and all inf0g-
nation can be obtained at either of
the Gb0ve named agencies.
The attention of Capitalists and
Investors is particularly i'avited TO
these Securities. We are SATISFIED
they are all that could be desired.
and MnhesitafinglN- recommend
Them