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WeStbrOOk.

The Republicans OF WestbroOk are requested to
meet e. T>-..-house m said town Saturday,
June 18th, at P. NJ to choose Delegates to attend
the State Convention to be holden at Augusta
June 18th.
jun2d&w Per Order OF Town Committee,
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TO remove Tan, Sunburn, Pimples, and Erup-
lions from the skin. use Schlotterbeck's Moth and
Ffeckle Lotion, prepared only by A. G. Schotter-
beck & Co, Apothecaries and Chemists, Portland
Me. For sale by all Druggists at so cents per bot
1e' 4 mays sntf
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NOTICES hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trustO OF Administrator OF the estate OF
GEORGE ROUNDS, late of Bridgtol.
in the County Off Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate OF said deceased are requir-
ed exhibit the same; and all persons indebted TO
said estate are called upon to make payment TO
GEORGE w. ROUNDS, Admir-.
Brighton, June Z, 1870. wS"zj
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Temnerance Caucus.

THE q the Eyenns nea ans
L VIII meet Oh ,,iock at the Reception Room
a. na Ra PlSi for the purpose OF selecting Delegates
On Ti FlGay ~ to be
hoiden nr Order Of the Temperance City Committee.
lime 7-d3t
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Il N EWS.
PORT OF POR TLAND.

Wednesday, Juno 8.
ARRIVED
Steamer Franconia, Bragg, New York--mdse to
Sch Sarah Elizabeth, Kelley. Boston.
Ar 4th-Sch H w Benedict, Higbee Woodbridoa
clay to Portland Stone Ware Co. '"'
CLEARED. la-a
brig Eastman Lang Machiasport, to load for Gu
S. Sch Helen Holway, Bryant. Philadelphia,-N o
A New Haven paper states that Capt Talbot, of
chronometer valued at $780, together with $3.50 in
money. q revolver compass, and most of his ward
T ni,e Inc robbery ls supposed to have been
mlted oy the mate, who was recently hired and has
disappeared. --- N A~'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 3D. ship Momentum, Lord
Sid i'm SW Pass I'd. barque Sapadahoc.
BRUNSWlCk, GA--Ar 10th, sch Mathew Kinney,
Sid I'd, brig Mary M Williams, Pickett. Cuba.
r, EXAMINATION 9Th, sch Irene Meservey,
Wall, Providence
DARIEN-Cld list. brig Guiding Star, Freethy, for
BALTIMORE 9TH. barque Pleiades. Holt,
Cardenas.
Cid 4tb, sch Topsy, Merritt. Newborn, NC.
Sid 9th, brig Minna Traub, True, Boston.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ars 9Th, brig Robin ,a DSu Reed
Gregory. Vinalhayen; Lena Hume. Hurlbut, from
st John, NIB. n-.,a. h.;o.
Cid 9Th barque Starlight. Seayey: PortIanG; origs
Mary Haskell, Haskell, Boston; VIM Welsh SNOW
NEW "YSORK-Ars 9Th inst, barque Annie M Gray.
CHM, Havana 20 DAYS; hrigs Nancy; PStnam. Cow
Bay, CB; Kate Foster, Harrington Mlc5,dse; sens
hGe,a'de s Nichols. Trinidad Alice Oakes, Mar,
SON. So Amboy for Gardiner; Maitland. Drisko,
do. n Tower Chase, Calais; Mary Shields, Waite,
Augusta; Fred Walton. Davidson, Rockport.
Cd It'll barque Lord Clarendon, Lavender, Nom
teyideo: sch NJ N Heath Heath, Indianola; War
renton. Dodge, Salem.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 9th, sch Sarah, from N York
fox RQckland.
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price Is
cents per bottle. mr28-d1y
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gla eth, sen Msnaa tsa Fsihss. n t,ctsinse.
MYsJlC.Ar Alb, sch iona. Kendall, Bangor.

Rockland. '-'"
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 9Th, schs Charlie & Willie,
srs, Robinson, Bangor tor DO; Northern Light. Har-
per- and Mary Means, Bayard, Calais ior New Haven
Calais for New York; Mary Harris. CresIev. from
st George for do; vandalia; Walls, Ellsworth Tor dol
Victor. Look Machias for New Haven: Ra~n,n,;nn
Alley, Hoboken for Biddeford; Montrose Grierson
Calai.
bOSTON-Cld 7th barque Stocker, Bbber
Matanzas; schs Waiter Scott, (Hr) Sypher, st John
Tina Bradbury. Machias.
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AtPriVato Sale.

At 101 CUMBERLAND St., a very fine set Of par
lor Furniture, black walnut in green rep-to he sold
very cheap. my24sntf
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"ANTED AGENTS-To cell the HOME SHUT
w TIE SEWING MACHINE. Price, $25 1t
makes the clock Stitch (aIike both sides and Is
the only licensed under-feed Shuttle Machine sold
for less than $50. Licensed by Wheeler q Wilson,
Grover 8 Baker, and Singer g Co. All other under
feed Shuttle Machines sod for less than $50 in
fringemenis and the seller and liable to prose-
cuti0n. Address JOHNSON, CLARK & CO., Bos-
ton, Mass, Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago, Ill., St. Louis,
Mo. jun6d1m
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The Great JOHN HENRY COOKE,
The Equestrian Miracle, and Champion HoJseman
OF the world who will exhibit for the first seas IN in
America, his marvellous ieats OF Equitationon
eIXNAKED HORSES,
In addition to his other accomplishments of brilliant
equestranism.
MILE EMILE HENRIETTA COOKE,
Confessedly the most dashing, daring, and finished
Equestrienne in the world.
MILE JANETTE ELLSLER,
The astonishing and beautiful Tight-Rope Danseuse.
MISS EMILY COOKE,
The Elegant English Manege Equestrieune.
MR. NAT AUSTIN,
The Favorite Vocal Humorist and Paragrammatc
Comedian.
MIR. DEN STONE.
The popular American Clown and Fun-Maker.
THE SNOW BROTHERS,
BENJAMIN, William and Alfred, the unparalleled
Equilibrists and Acrobats.
MR.. VIM. DUCROw,
The Intrepid Performer the Corde Voante, and his
INFANTILE son, GEO RGIE,
The E. avest juvenile Equestrian in existence.
MIR. CHAs. BLISS,
The acknowledged Champion Tumbler of the world.
MIR. VIM. FRANKLIN,
The Paragon o. Somersault Equestrians.
SIG. COLUMBUS,
The surprising Contorionist, whose strange fexi-
bity Of body and limbs has won tor him the title of
'The BOneleSs Man."
MAsTER GEORGE COOKE,
The artistic and graceful principal rider.
Mr.. EUGENE LEACH,
The remarkably skillful and fearless Gymnast.
Mr.. h. LAMONT,
The gifted Exponent of Pancratic Exercises.
MIR. RENRY LOCKWOOD,
The model Athlete.
MIR. GEO. III. EDWARDS,
The versatile Pantomimc Wonder.
The above performers will be assisted by such
subordinate aids will be required TO give eclat TO
the varied acts.
Mr.. JOHN H. MURRAY
The unequalled Equestrian Director, will personally
superintend the entertainments, a guarantee tina.
they will be given entirely devoid OF Objectionable
features, anu invested with the characteristics of
refinement and purity in their representation.
HTHE POPULAR RULES inaugurated several
years ago by Stone " Murray for the preservation of
strict order in the Pavilion will be adopted this
season. No Smoking allowed in the Pavilion
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

nj, Inc Undersigned having been appointed agent Of
.m,S losc !enable and well-known Company all
aa.s,, having policies expiring in the same are re-
specnny requested 10 call at my Office in Paysou
, n,ock, NO. ~ Exchange street, and get them re-
toWou. mf6Sntf u. s. TWOMBI.Y. renf
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OXFORD COUNTY,

Susanna Winslow. residing in Canton was
103 years old IN the 24th of March.
The funeral of Hon. Cornelius Holland,
NJ. n at llas-%v.,5-e--~<I--s+ ga, ..st largely
attended, there being from six to eight hun
dred people present. There were over one
hundred MasOns in the procession. Rev. Geo.
Bates, of Auburn, preached the sermon. Hon.
Ruel Washburn p. G. NJ, conducted the Ma
sonic service
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Three Years in Camp and Hospital.

BY e. W. LOCKE.
T I'VE agents wanted, for this, the most entertain
Ia ing and best selling book yet published on the
war. Every paragraph sparklss with with life.
Whoever reads one page will read all. Large IL mo
PIP $50, price $1.5O. Send to.
q. ID. RUSSELL & CO..
JunSdAw 12e fremont st., Boston.
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Al Office is hereby given. that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator OF the estate OF
CHARLES w. SPEAR, late of Standish,
in the county of Cumberland. deceased, and given
bonds a. the law directs. All persons having de
ands npon the estate OF said deceased, required
- exbibit the same and all persons indebted 10 sail
estate are called upon to make payment to
ELI A. SPEAR, Admir-.
Standish June It'll, 1870 w3w23
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Remember daV and date.

Fol. convenience Of ladies' and families, tickets can
be had few days in advance of Circus, at VIM
faines Music Store. jun9,21&22
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Use "PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE 10
n sc;sUne or remoy n1I hrnn
from the face. Prepared only by DIR. B. G. PER-
KY, 49 Bond st, N. Y. Sold by Druggists every.
where,
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In this city, June 8, Capt. Charles Baker, aged
76 years.
Funeral. this Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
at Park Street Church.
In East Livermore. May 81, Mr.. Ebenezer Harmon,
aged 81 years. ~ ~ =
/. In Auburn june 1, Col. N. L. IDgersoll, aged so
years 81 days.
In Winslow, May 20, Mr.. David B. Garland, aged
81 years.
In Readfeld, May "a, David F. Sampson, Esq.
aged IS years.
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NlOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executor Of the viii OF
SARAH JANE DIVINE. late OF Gorham,
In the county of Cumberland deceased and has taken
mon himself that trusti by giving bonds as the law
directs All persons having demands upon the es-
tote Of said deceased, required to exhibit the
san,a. and ALI persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
'"'''0 JOHN DIVINE, Executor.
Gorham, June 7, 1870. w3w23
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The body of man named William Gould,
who disappeared eight weeks ago, was found
Wednesday morning, on the beach between
the Atlantic wharf aud South Marine railway,
in Rockland. The body had been in the water
long time, and was badly disfgured, being
recognized only by the clothing he had on.
Mr.. Gould was about fifty-fve years of age,
and was a man Of Incorporate habits. 1t is
thought that he may have fallen or jumped
from the wharf, on which he was last seen
alive, while under the influence of liquor.
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Pinples ON the Face.

PimpleS on the Face.
For Comedopes, Black-Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grubs. Pimply Eruptions. and BOtched disfgura-
tiOns on the Face. use Perry's ComedOne and PIN
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmless, and contains no
lead poison. Depot 40 Bond St., N. Y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. mar17d&v4msn
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Ligonia Lodge No. 3, 1. o. OIL

A1SOula AOuSo NO. % AsOs OsE.
Members hereby notified to appear at Odd
Fellows hall, at IL o'clock P. n. tomorrow, June
9th, to attend the funeral of our late brother
CHARLES BAKER. Members of Maine and Ancient
Brothers Lodges are also hereby invited.
-, n. CAASAs, Gees>tary.
June 8. jun9Sn1t
The New York herald., 1870-05-22

THE RlCHARDs0g-M'FaRLAxD EyGDEAa.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
All through the great trial of Mcfarland your SYM
pathy has been publicly expressed for the defendant
You may be right will not dispute but what you
are; but still have you ever thought what influence
the acquittal of Mcfarland and your words OF en-
couragement would have on others9 Let me tell
you, and know you are too kind, too just not to
give oil sides justice. A few years ago l was mar
1ied to q man OF some wealth and position, VINO
loving husband. He kept his word by abusing me
In every way possible Night after night he came
homo drunk, knocking me down and striking me
oiten very often using the most iou language, not tit
70 be heard by man. keptit secret tor some
time was ashamed TO let the world know
what suffered. Eventually 1t was found out. He
became SO bad that was obliged to leave him. He
promised to reform If would return which did.
HIS reformation" was to become worse than ever;
ne took me from boarding house to boarding house.
disgracing me IN each place and rum ng me in debt
1t became 80 bad that few months ago LETT him
again. with all love and respect for him forever gone
am now earning my own living with my needle
my life and that Of any one who would take me
out show me any attention; lie denies Inc
. divorce, and says II ! attempt such q
thing ne will defend it publicly In al the
papers, and disgrace me and all nv family.
Since the verdict OF mot gully" for Mr. Mcfarland
matter what he does that the press will support him
in it, Pardon my taking so much OF your valuable
time; but Mr.. Editor, IL the press does support my
husband In his conduct what am to dor ] am st II
SO yOung and when look forward to the long, long
years to come my heart sinks within met Am /,
must still be that mans wife, under his control
DO not say all your sympathy Is for him.
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STREET QUOTATIONS
Ialf.past Five O'Clock p. nj.
eHlLDaeN's AID SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Trustees OF the
Chldren's Aid Society was held on Wednesday even-
ing the President william A. Booth, In the chair.
G. L. Brace. Secretary. Present, Messrs. william A.
Booth, r. J. Livingston, Judge Kirkland, Charles E.
Whitehead c. L. Brace, Benjamin J. Rowland and
@. Cabot Ward. Reports from the different depart.
ments AID agents OF the society were received,
showing the months work Of the society as fol-
lows:-23 men, 81 women, l25 boys and 3S girls
total 2l7 persons-were provided with homes and
employment, mostly in Western States. The daily
average attendance at the 20 industrial schools
was 2,31e. At the Newsboys' Lodging House, 40
Park place, the nightly average attendance had
been ITO; 1,0S2 lodgings ana 5.1ls meals had been
given out; 40 boys were provided with places. The
boys contributed $413 towards the expenses and l03
BOYS saved 1921 In the bank OF the institution.
The Girls Lodging House, 125 Beecker street. ad-
mitted lO4 girls during the month, furnished
948 lodgings and Q, ,249 meals; 10 girls were pro-
vided with places and l3 restored TO their friends
and families. In the sewing machine class "a girls
ber OF girls taught since the opening In November
1885, The Eleventh Ward Lodging House, 100 East
Eleventh street. furnished 1887 lodgings and 1858
meals; admitted 55 different boys. The Sixteenth
Street Lodging House, 21l West Sixteenth street, ad
mitted 1Os dlnerent boys; nightly average attend
supplied. 2,734 boys were provided with places
and were restored TO their friends. The Phelps
Lodging House, 1927 Rivington street. averaged 70
dodgers nightly, furnished 2174 lodgings and 10l0
meals, registered Is different boys OF whom Al were
orphans, q half orphans and 13 had parents living
So were able to read and write, read only and II
could neither read nor write. The youngest was 3
years Old and the Oldest IL.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
SATURDAY. May Els p. NJ.

WALL STREET.
SATURDAY, May Els p. NJ
The week closed on very dun state OF affairs in
Wall street. At the Stock Exchange the Long Room
was almost deserted after the second board and the
final street dealings were carried ON by group Of
about dozen brokers.
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
The stock market was extremely dull and devoid
Of gossip. The railway shares were heavy. and, as
result OF the dulness, declined o half to three
quarter per cent, but rallied fractionay after the
bank statement. The following were the closing
prices at the last session Of the Stock Exchange:
Canton, es14 II; Cumberland, 43z AN; Consoli-
dated Coal, 25}s o 81; Western Union, 325s 80;
Quicksilver, IBID; Marposa, So; Pacific Mail. 3o%
3eI; Adams Express, ex dividend, 63 a "a; Wells
Fargo Express, 14h l6 do scrip, az 3,<; American
Express, 42 43; United States Express, 463s New
York Central consolidated. l0lh 1olA; do. scrip,
961 96h; Harlem, las; Erie, 23S "a; Reading,
1047S 1o5; Michigan Central 123 bid; Lake Shore 97
973I; Illinois Central lao bid; Cleveland and Pitts
burg. 107 q 1914; Chicago and Northwestern, SIX a
SIN; do. preferred s9ss s9X; Cleveland, Coum-
bus ana Cincinnati 70; Rock Island, l19A ll9x;
Milwaukee and st. Paul. 6514 657s; do. preferred,
so soA; Toledo and Wabash, 55X bid; do. pre-
ferred, 70 bid; Delaware and Lackawanna, Ill O
11lx; New Jersey Central, 1OsA l09; Chicago and
Alton, ia 1l5; do. preferred 115 1154 Morris and
Essex, 92H bid; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1l3 q
113K; do preferred, 1l2 11s; Boston, Hartford and
Erie, 81; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Gen.
tral, 1s o 1917.
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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ART IN AUsTRALIA.-The Melbourne (Australa)
Argus of February 2s has the following note OF pro-
gress:-The weekly meeting OF the Brunswick School
OF Art TOOK place on Thursday evening last. There
were forty-nine pupils and the usual number OF n-
stiuctors present. together with Messrs. stranger
adults and elder boys are evncing great aptitude and
tue general conduct OF the juveniles is orderly and
attentive. Mr.. Hayden having undertaken to In
struct class IN practical geometry, portion OF the
evening was devoted to that subject, about fourteen
pupils az once avan0 themselves OF the opportunity
Mr.. Hickl0rd announced donation OF ten portable
desks from the chronological commissioners Do.
nations were also received from the following gen.
temen:-Rey. G. +. M. Bardin, one blackboard, and
Mr, James WILKINSON, drawing paper,
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STATE FAIRS FOR 1870.
We give the following list Of the times ard places
Of holding State fairs in the autumn of 1s7O:

CONSOLIDATION FREIGHT CHARGES ILLUSTRATED -
An old friend tells us he met teamster west OF the
mountains a short time since and said-"In Old
times when you hauled fifty miles you charged ior
nifty miles and when you hauled 100 nj es you
charged for 100 miles.u "By tam, that's so.n "But
long distance for less money than they charge the
shorter distance.' 'By tam, they amt honest,
then p'-RacltDao7d Enquirer,
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Star vs.. EckfOrd-The Amateurs Victorious.
The young Stars took another whack at the pro-
fessionas yesterday and warmed their adversaries
nicely. For four innings they knocked the Eckfords
around the field as in sheer sport, as o cat would
play with mouse, and never run would they give
them. At the opening Of the fifth the chilly atmos.
phere and the momentarlly threatening rain dis
Iurbed their equanimity and the EcKfords, taking
advantage Of 1t, ran OF with few. At the close of
the eighth inning the rain began falling, and the
umpire called the game, the score then standing as
foilOwS:-
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The gold market at the opening was extremely
dull but strong, at 114s, with exceptional transac-
tons at 114. its rmncss being due to the strength
ofthe foreign exchanges. In the afternoon, upon
the exhibit OF another increase in the specie item Of
the bank statement and upon the announcement
that the cotton receipts for the week were $4,000
baes-an increase OF 5000 bales for the week-tAere
was pressure to SELL under which the quotation
declined to 114. The record Of the market is en-
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The extreme fluctuations in the leading speculative
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of the associated banks ia
again very favorable The loans have been increased
less than two millions, while the gain in reserve Is
two and three-quarter Millions against an increase
OF four millions in deposits. The increase in specie
Is due to the light customs payments OF the week.
The following table shows the condition Of the banks
this week, compared with last:-
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A Youpu Base Ball Player Killed.

DOVER, N. a., May Il, 1870.
promising lad, named Gardner Brown, aged
fifteen years. son OF Ambrose Brown and pupil
in the High School, was killed yesterday while play
ing base ball by the ball striking his'nead.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BopINE-THURsroN.- Thursday, May 10, by the
Rev. DR.. McGlynn Or. JACOB BODINE, OF New York,
to MARY daughter Of James Bankhead, OF Nashville,
Tenn. No cards.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

THE MONEY MARKET.
The money market was abundantly supplied at
three to four per cent, the latter being the rate
stocks ana the former on governments. The excep-
tional rate was five per cent, at which figure some
former engagements were suffered to stand over.
Commercial paper was in good demand at 6 to OK
per cent. Foreign exchange was dull after the
steamer but steady at 109 for prime bankers sixty
day ana 11ol4 for sight sterling bills.
GOVERNMENTS DULL.
The government market was no exception to the
general dulness. Prices opened firm, but receded
an eighth per cent with the decline In gold, closing
as follows:-Unitcd States currency SKIES, 1l2X
112X; do skies, 1881, registered, III 117H;
do. do, coupon, III 117H; do. fve-twenties,
registered, May and November 11lH 111X; DO.
do, 1882, coupon, do, liz 112,S; do. do, 1854,
do. do, 111H 111X; do. do, 1906, do. do, 111H
1l1A; do. do, 1865, do. January and July, 1874
q 1877; do. do, 1867, do do, 114n 114X; do
do, 1858, do do, l14x q 114k; do. ten-forties,
registered, 1917 1074; do. do, coupon, 1OSX
q 1857.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES sTEADY.s
The Southern list was alse very dull, but prices
were generally steady. The following were the only
quotations made at the last session OF the Doard:-
Tennessee skies, ex coupon, COX bid; do, new,
55H 55H; Virginia skies, ex coupon, cox o 10;
do, new, COY; Georgia sevens, 95H 90; North
Carolina sixes ex coupon, 4S o 40; do, new, TAX
24zs; south Carolina SKIES, coupon 95 bid; do,
new July, s3X; Missouri skies, "a OAK; do.
ST. Joseph's s3K o 94 Louisiana skies, n; do.
levee skies, 10; do. do eights, % 921a; Alabama
ves, Is 80: do. eghts, 1ol2 bid; Arkansas sevens,
755s q 10.
THE SUB-TREAsURY REPORT.
rolIn tha rnau ~ nY m -dou hro
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washington.
The Treasury in this city disbursed on account Of
interest during the week l,45s959 and received for
customs $2,S42,3o4
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports other than dry goods and specie at
the port Of New York from foreign ports for the week
ending May 20, 1870. were $4,sso,5o3.
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning Of the year.
For the week 1868. 1852. 1870
Entered at port. lSh,198 xl,6l22U $l655,50
Thrown market...... 1,2S6,3H l0h5s9oO l,eH5,N4
Entered al port. ..... sl,Ts77s 4ae22ss2 llo7l,s77
Thrown a. .Ss6 E,4vs,Ss2 4b,8ss,sG0
The total imports ut this port loE ths past week
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from one
to four per cent for carrying. The Donau, for
Europe, took out ss45 900 in gold bars. The opera
tions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as foil ows:-
Gold cleared. 500 GAG 600
Gold balances. 1885, 156
Currency balances. s.................... 1,60S, ,044
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I. and 2s1J p. M.

IL O'Clock M. and 2s15 p. M.
$1,000 US $780, c. a.. nlx $1,000 Us bs l0<U. r... los
lUM Us b20 c. bn.b3 1885, 5000 U5 bs 1910, 1885,
iooo b2o e7.. ll44 10000 US IS, curcy... ns>s
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lpAred With IaSt:-
THE GOLD MARKET LOWER.

The banks now hold s2S, .Oos In excess Of tn
legal reserve.
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THE SPECIE MOVEMENT

THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The following is detailed report Of the specie ex-
ported from New York during the week ending to.