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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. June 2O-Coaton less active and IL
S~ or sales s 1oo5 bales Mddng apands 2Ec
and g loc lower, State at 80 q 70; Ronnd hooS
Ohio 6 oo@ 675; Western 50 q 10; southe rn
q % sS@ 800 o. Wheat heavy and e lower sale.
q ~; Amber State 81; Winter Red and Amber
Western IS g 500 Corn firm and in fair demand
choice do IS q 76tc. Oats dull; Ohio Western 6s a
Csc Pork lower; new mess IA IS a IA 81; prime
G u Go q o. 3. Lard dull 1919 Butter dull
ern Tree y2ic. Rice dull; Carolina 81 1 9sc Sugar in
moderate demand; Muscovado "a IOlc; fair to good
refining 81 sac. Coffee In better request; Rio Is
l6c Moasses unchanged; Muscovado36 a 45c Ma
vaia Stores-Sprits Turpentine firm at ~ a 478c
kosn unsettled at 270 for strained Petroleum
firm; crude 14a q 15c; refined 25sc Tallow steady
Freights to Liverpool frmer; Grain per sail 81 "a
i26l g l26t Corn moderately active; No.
Mixed 53a @9 53Bc. Oats declined t.; No 4sIc
K; declined; No. PC Barley-No 2. Spring Soc
High Wines steady at SOC. Provisions-Mess Pork
"A 90. Cut Meats quiet. Live Hogs active at 8 cd
"a 90; Cattle less active at 1906 s7j.s
al Receips-6 900 bhs. -four, II 900 bushwh 81
SUu push corn Ooo BUSH OATS 1926 bush. rye, 1000
Shpments-lOcO bbls flour, 10 900 bush. wheat,
500 bush corn, 1900 bush. oats, 1876 bush. rye
: CINCINNATI, June 20 Pork dun at is oO(0I5 25
Lard dull at loo. Bulk meats weak; shoulders at 8
clear I'D sides74 q 7ac; clear sides Y Bacon weak
'iouucio o3C, CitdT SUES SIC. 1--we Hogs 0rOOD-
ing at 90 a 10. Cattle advanced at 30 "a 6 0or
Whiskey lowsl at $50.
TOLEDO, o., June 20. Flour unchanged. Whea,
declined q &c; No. white Michigan 10; Reg
1lar 25t; Amber Michigan At; No Red IL; No
= 40; Rejected Red SO a AZ. Indiana 80 Corn
steady with moderate demand; High Mixed 5syc;
Low mixed 57;c; Michigan Sc; White 5sc; no grade
5oc. Oats shade higher; No. 56Ic; No 2 Sic;
Michigan 55c.
uplands 21c. -~S'sson 1''i - -A''"e
SEw ORLEANS. June ee.-Cotton frm; Mid.
ding uplands 2Otc.
SAVANNAH, June 19-Cottou steady. Mind,ino
uplands 193c. s
lands 193c. ~
WATERFOWL, June 20.-Cattle Market Beet
Cattle, receipts 99s head The demand was good tbis
week Sales of choice at $40 5O extra at 10 90 a 10
70 hrstGuality 70 % q Is; second quality Is q
receipts 1882 head; sheep sold at prices fully as
GOOD as last week with fair inquiry sales in lots
575 @ 6 30 each; extra at rs "a 8 30. Veal calves
4 a l0c.
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Foreign Imports.
ST. ANDREWS, N D-Br. brig Florence-434
zou shingles, $50 railroad seepers 921 cedar posts
X. Holyoke MN-TF =
Foreign Exports.
ST. JOHN, N. B.-Brig Minna Traub-15O0 bbIs
nour, 20 do concentrated manure.
Br. sch. Garibaldi-3Q0 bbls. -four, GO moving ma
cnlnes, 2520 gallons refined OIL
ST. ANDREWS, N. B.-Br sch Plymoutb-42,
Dds. Hour, ID bags corn. bbls petroleum OIL IS d.
PORK, keg powder, gross matches. -
Receipts by Railroads and steam boat,
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-199 cans milk, s5s
DDS hour cars bark, do clapboards ~ do lumber
20 corn, 3 do piles, do Wheels do empty barrels
10 paper, do potatoes, do laths do Slaves do
mowers, 3 do sundres Shipments East, 1900 bbIs
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAY-75 cases mdse
cars empty barrels 70 bds shovels as veas As boxes
'os'nes, u beams yarn, 81 pkgs sundri,s ~
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosroN-95 boxes
gass ~ kegs lead, 20 bbs. OIL 70 casks nails "a bbs
paints III chests tea, 30 bales broom corr 100 bars Of
IRON bdls steel. 10 bbs marble dust 26 bills paner
IL coils enrdage, plates iron, 10 otis fish, 25 bbls OF
nour, do and casks rum, 40 boxes cheese 10 sew
ing machines. 25 bis. and ., hi do beer is nnmns
Itails dates. wagon. bds demi Johns A. hoy 40
spices, 10 pkes to order. For Canada and M cam
Try chests tea 25 rolls leather. pcs marble 81 bds
wrapping paper, sewing machines 40 plates iron
IL pumps, 80 bales wool, f5 bales pressed wooI I
case OIL cloth, 100 pkgs to order, -
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nIETEOROLOGICAL.

WARRINGTON, June 2O-7 30 p M--Synopsis
OF the weather for past "a hours. Barometer
has risen decidedly 10 New England and on
the upper lakes. 1t has changed but little on
pressure on Monday evening in upper Canada
is now central in Maine. A light rain passed
over Lake Michigan during the night and is
now threatening Ohio. The temperature has
risen in the Eastern States but fallen rapidly
on Lakes Erie and Ontario and less so from
Illinois westward. Rain is now reported in
South Carolina and Georgia. Fresh southerly
winds prevail on the Atlantic and Gulf coast
and northerly winds from Illinois to Lake Su,
parior. r..t
Probabilies-!t is probable that during the
night rain and threatening weather will be
very generally experienced from Ohio to Con
necticut and northward with falling tempera
Clear weather with fresh winds is probable fol
Wednesd ~ on the lakes and Gulf coast, and
partially cloudy with light winds on the At
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ACCIDENT AT FALMOUTH STATION. DR..
Tewksbury Of Falmouth was thrown from his
carriage one day last week end severely burt.
ana ms carriage was injured by coming in con-
tact with hand-car left standing on the track
OF the Grand Trunk road in the middle Of the
drive way on the crossing We learn that r.
has been common occurrence for sucb oh
structions to be LETT near this point by track.
men, and at this time the car was careless,v
LETT at this dangerous place.
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The steamer Polaris, now lying at Brooklyn
navy yard, will sail in about fifteen days on
the expedition about which so much strange
mystery clusters, to the North Pole. In spite
of the uniform failures Of so many predeces-
sors, Capt. Hall looks forward with the great
est hope to solving the problems before him,
and is determined to do all that odern ingen-
uity, taught by past experience, can do to COM
plete the map of the Arctic regions. The Po-
laris is a trim vessel Of 400 tons, her engine is
very powerful and occupies very little space
One of the two boilers is arranged to use whale
oil for fuel. In those of his assistants already
engaged Capt Hall has the most perfect conf.
dence, and only regrets that other men, recog-
nized as devotees to science, have not come for
ward for the passage which has awaited their
asking. Capt. Hall will depend both on boats
and sledges when the ice region is reached
His canvas boats weigh $50 pounds each, and
easily carry 20 men. They can be taken apart
and folded by two men in eight minutes. On
the ice the boat is folded and carried on the
sledge. One of Dr. Kane's old sledges is on
board, but is not intended fer use The Off
GERS cabin is neatly fitted up. parlor organ,
black walnut table and chairs are the principal
furniture. The captains cabin is in the centre
OF the ship when in winter quarters, while the
upper deck will be enclosed, and the entire
ship lifted up as q fortress against the cold
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Brief .JOttinRs,

DIR. Simon Fitch, who has been in Europe
for three months, returned in the Austrian at
Quebec on Monday, and arrived home yester.
day afternoon. He is looking in improved
health. Fs~f
Track-laying on the Maine Central extern
sion is progressing at the rate of third of a
mile per day. Three miles are now laid be.
yond Cumberland.
The Athletic Base Ball Club Of East Boston
viii visit Portland on July 4th, and will play
the Dirlgo Club, the champion junior club of
Maines They will be accompanied by party
OF friends and invited guests Upon this &C.
casion they will appear for the first time in
their new uniform, s.taeti-
There was couple of travellers at the Bos-
con depot yesterday who were disposed to find
fault with the accommodations of the Pullman
car They ought to go back and ride as their
fathers did. in farm wagon with the body set
on the axles.
The happiest man we saw yesterday was a
drunken vagrant who was arrested by the DO
lice. He thought it good joke to have the
deputy go through his pockets and find only
seven cents, and laughed till the tears ran
down his cheeks. He went to his cell good
humoredly, tried to embrace the officers, in
sisted on shaking hands all round and begged
them to come and see him. Then he wrapped
the drapery Of his couch around him and lay
down to pleasant dreams
Three more boys for breaking into the North
School and two for truancy were arrested yes
terday. g..
The Portland Company have about complet-
ed two locomotives and ten platform cars for
the Vermont division of the Portland & Og-
densburg railroad.
Fifty six thousand dollars in specie came by
express from Montreal yesterday destined for
Halifax. -aH
A review of the military at the head of High
street on the 4th of July in connection with
the parade is talked of. Charles J. Pencil
will act as Adiutant of the battalion.
1t should be remembered that the Mechanic
Blues, with their honorary members and in
vited guests, will celebrate the Gath anniversa-
ry of the corps at the islands on Saturday.
At midnight the post office clerks were very
busy in efecting the removal of the deposits
to the new marble building in order to be ready
to satisfy the demands of the public this morn
ing.
The articles to be given away on the gift ex-
cursion, which comes off on the 7th of July
are on exhibition on Exchange street. The
principal gifts are chamber set valued at $65
several paintings by Harry Brown, and some
silver ware. The total estimated value of the
articles is $52i.50.
The Portland & Rochester Railroad will be
open for business to Rochester July 1st
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WASHINGTON.
ErOn PrOsUect6.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Returns to the De-
partment of Agriculture indicate an increase
in the acreage of wheat compared with that of
last year of four per cent.-nearly three fourtbs
OF million acres-nearly all of which are west
OF the Mississippi In New England there has
1een small decrease, while in Massachusetts
t .he condition of the crop is IA per cent below
tne average: IN Connecticut 6, Georgia % and
California AZ None of the principal wheat
growing States indicate poor Weld, and I'M
less subsequent disasters oecur the cron will
be fully equal to last years.
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RAILWAY TKlEvING.-Yesterdaya lady who
came on the Boston train bound for Lewiston,
alighted from the car at the Grand Trunk sta
ton, for the purpose Of getting a lunch, leav-
ing her satchel, containing all her valuables
on the seat Presently the train backed out
and she was reminded of her loss A railroad
man was sent back to get the bag, but it had
been stolen. Werecord the fact for the pur-
pose of calling attention to system of thiev-
ing that has penetrated the railroad cars AL.
most daily property is stolen from seats left for
the moment by ihrous n travellers, who get ont
for the reason that this lady did, and some
extra method should be adopted to detect and
punish the offenders. The thieves are shrewd,
and battle the police and train men, whose du.
ty it is to protect passengers from rogues,
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TRowBRIDGE & BLooDGooD Everybody
who is familiar with good minstrel troups,
knows Trowbridge, and that his name has
for years been the synonym for excellence in
the profession, and we have faith that there
will be no letting-down 10 his efforts to amuse
the public without Iandering to a vitated
taste. His new partner is a fellow of good
blood we will venture to say, for we have
Bruce's word-Bruce of Bannockburn; who
takes pride in his business and bills town in
as good STYLE as any man on the road It's
worthwhile to study his decorations, and he
AYERS that all that is nominated in the bond
shall be performed, if it takes the bottom dol
lar
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Boston Bank s,atsment.
Foreign markefs,

LONDON, June 2O-4.3O P. M.-Consols 90 for
money and account -
U. S. 5-20s, 1867, 89H.
LIVERPOOL, June 20-43O P, M.-Cotton closed
nTm sales $1,000 bales; MiddIing upands 8I0 SD
mancnester market frmer; breadstufs declining
6OIK oUs Lard AIS cd. Bacon 33s Tor Cumberland
Cut. Tallow 43s 81. iAA0
LONDON, June 2O-113O P. M.-Consols at s2s fe
for money and account. Ai[ w n - =
American securities quiet; U. s. $685. 1862 90a dc
1865 old. 9ot; do 1867, 80; U. S. 1O-4Os $50 =
LIVERPOOL, June 20-11.3O A. M-Brealstuffs
dull. The receipts of Wheat for the past three DAYS
are 30 0oO quarters OF which %. 800 American
The shipments of Cotton from Bombay since lat re-
polt, OF the 18th instant. .were $4,000 bales Cotton
firm sales estimated at IS 900 bales. Mddlng up
lands 81 q sgd; Orleans SGD. Corn 31s Pork 52s Cd
Lard AIS cd. III. 81 sa- 81
FRANKFORT, June 2O.-United States 5-2O's 1862
at $751; M Ia tff
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All powders and outward applications close
up the pores of the skin, rendering it harsh,
coarse and flabby, and in a short time DESTROY
the complexion. II you would have Fresh,
Healthy and Youthful appearance, purge the
system thoroughly; use HELMBOLDS
GRAPE PILLS and HELMBOLD'S EX-
TRACT SARSAPARtLLA which beauties
the Complexion. Beware of those cheap pa
tent pills, carelessly prepared by inexperienc-
ed persons-vended in wooden boxes-most OF
which contain either calomel, mercury or 9TH
er deleterous drugs. je21-d&w1t
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EFAsa remedy for Bronchial Affection
and Chronic diseases of the Lungs, nothing
ever before discovered eqpals DR.. Pierce's Alt
Ext or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t is al
SO great blood purifier and restorative tonic,
and cures Pimples, BlOtches aad Eruptions on
the face, making the complexion clear and
fair. Sold by druggists. I'M
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New Adveriise N, enis.Te.Day,
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
New Post Office. ...79 Middle street.
Caucus. .Deering
Caucus. .Standish.
500, ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Billiard Match. :. Lancaster Hail.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Oxygen Air....J. P. Brewer.
10 Let. Room with Steam Power.
For Sale or Exchange. :. 81 Danforth st.
Climates for Invalids. Wood & Holbrook
Notice. Seward M. Baker.
City of Portland.
Dissolution. X. McDoL aid g. Co.
To Let. label Sawyer.
/. o. o. r.. Notice.
Insurance. W. d. Little.
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Those stereoscopic views are going off very
rapidly at Schumacher Brothers. They re-
ceived yesterday new lot of Frost views taken
this winter in the White Mountains, also in
terror views OF the Portland Cathedral, and ex-
terror of new Post Office and Custom House.
All very beautiful indeed. je20.2t
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A PECULIAR CHARAcTERIsrIc OF FELLOWS
CoMpooNu kYRuP lHYPoPHosPHrTEs is its
power of accomplishing the food in the Stom
ach, rendering digestion, and assimilation
more perfect This partly accounts for the
rapdity with which patients take on flesh
while using the article ie19th-d1w&w1t
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THE PR ESS.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

W oar "doef7'sing patrons are requested to send
:" me'r copy as early IN the day as possible. i'd
oe't'senaents to appear Monday morning should be
sent IN t'uday. tnot Sumday.l
va Free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as FridayTnoon.
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STRAWBERRY Festival will be neld in the
Vestry of plymouth Church. on Wednesday
evening next Strawberries, Ice Cream, Cakes
Fruit, &c, will be furnished at slight ad
vance on cost. The tmembers of the congre-
CATION and their friends are cordially invited
to lattend, as pleasant social gathering is
promised iie2Oth-2t
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ScHLoTTERBECKs' Moth and Freckle Lo-
ton, will remove Tan, Sunburn and Erup-
tions from the skin. Price 50cts Iper bottle.
je17th-dtf
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Government Sale.

TINE undersigned will offer for sale at public auc
l. ton, on the premises In Cornish, York County
A. M, tract of land acquired by the United State
from John Jameson, late Additional Paymaster
s. A, and containing eghty-six ACRES, being the fal
and homestead OF said Jameson.
Terms: One-thrd Cash, balance in one and tw
years with interest, note and mortgage.
For u' Their particulars enquire at this office or
Nathan Webb, u S. Attorney. Portland, Maine.
EVERETT G. BANFIELD,
..- Solicitor of the Treasury.
Washington, ID. c., March 25, 1871 mr29Wfaw3m
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All Manufacturers, Capitalists. .Sc

w EASTWARD Bound, should read our Joliet
w City, Ill. Pamphlet, free at the Adams House
and Press Office. Ittells you of the "Cominp Work
shop" OF the West. For further Information adj
dress H. ROWELL, Boston Hotel, Mass. jei7s2w
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R. X. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Auotioneer

NO. 3i6 Congress ST., will sell every evening
IN large assortment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Goods will be sold during the day in lots to sui
purchasers at wholesale prices Cash advanced on a,
descriptions OF goods. COnsgnments not limited.l
February II, 1868. dit
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-About o'clock last
evening at Capt VIM. Ferris was passing
through Neal street. on hs Jay home, he dis
covered man ON the sidewa3b insensible. On
raising him up he found that 19was his neigh
Dor, Mr.. Elliot Roundy, residina at No. 1871
Bracket street. who keeps A& store on
Middle street. Mr., Roudy was CONT ed to In
residence and physician was sent III to all
tend him. He had not recovered serfsihjH III
10 o'clock. From the appearance there INK
doubt that be was knocked down on Ned
street and robbed of his watch and moxteNE.
His coat was also stolen. There was a wound.
on his side which had an appearance Of his
being stabbed .
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IHE AMERICAN House, Boston, quiet,
and retired, with its large, airy rooms,
has no superior in New England. its location
on the elegant new Hanover street making it
the centre of business and places Of amuse-
ment.
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MAINE MEDICAL SoCIETR.-The committee
appointed at the late meeting of the associa-
tion to propose subjects for papers to be read
at the next annual meeting, have made the fol-
lowing assignments: . a .... 49,
On faults and detects in the cultivation of
the medical profession-Amos Nourse, Bath
on typhoid fever-N. c. Harris, Auburn; on
Cesariau section-J T. Gilman, Portland; on
the increase Of the habit of opium eating-N.
r. Boutelle, Waterville; on Group, O.. R. Horr,
Lewiston; on relative duty of physicians and
patient-A. s. Thayer, Portland; on vaccina-
ton and re.vaccinaiion-E. N Tewksbury,
Falmouth; on zymotic Diseases B. Severy,
Farmington; on bematics-J. G. Sturgis,
Standish; on pneumonia-C. e. Webster,
Portland; on hysteria-Wm. Swazey, LINER
lick; on puerperial convulsons-Wm. G.. Rob-
inson, Portland; on new diseases-L. W. PEN
dleton, Belfast; on renewal or restorative prin.
ciple in treatmentin disease-F.IS. Hall, Cum
berland on treatment of the suppuration of
Joints with view to prevent anchy Iosis-H.
q. Hill, Augusta; on cholera iniantum-O. r.
Hall, Buckfeld on necrology-J. G. Weston,
Bangor; on effect of psychological influences
in disease-T. A. Foster, Portland,
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CONN ECTICUT.
still Another.

NoRwALK, June 2O.-The Repu blicans elect
ed their ticket in this city to-day by an average
majority of 49,
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BY THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.-TheB Boston
Traveller of Tuesday evening, says: I've
learn from private, but reliable source that
the Dominion government have adopted the
programme OF having the Washington treaty
ratified by their Parliament. This, it is stated,
is to be done ''for urgent state reasons" and
Sir John A. Mcdonald is now said to be bust.
ly engaged in the work of manipulating the
doubtful members OF the government and of
Parliament, SO as to secure their support for
the measure. 1t will be the most sensible
thing Sir J 1hn could do, though it is possible
some of his constituents. and especially the
people OF maritime provinces, will not view the
matter in that light"
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HENRY TAYLOR Dc co.
AUCTION & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
IA & 10 Exchange St.. Portland Me,

Mr.. Taylor offers his services in the sale Of al
kinds of MERCHANDISING REAL ESTATE, at
Public or Private SALE
We are also agents for the celebrated FIRE FIX.
TINGulSHER, MOULDS, EARTH CLOSET FIRE
BklCk, FELT SHEATHING, ENCAUSrlC
TILES, SLATE MANTELS &c, may24
HENRY TAYLOR & co.
junt3tf AuptiOneera
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WE feel it our duty to call the attention of
our readers to the auction sale of one of the
finest residences in our city, which will take
place tomorrow. We refer to the j. H. Per-
ley property on Western Promenade. The
house is first-class and furnished throughout
with all the modern improvements. The lot
contains 100000 SO. it,, and is finely laid out
aud in fine state of cultivation. There is al
so one of the best brick stables in the city on
the property. 1t is not often that SO desirable
property is offered to the highest bidder.
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NEW YORK.

CANANDAGUA, June 20-In the u s. Circuit
Court to day, Judge Woodruff decided that
the exclusion of the Meller patent for making
and the patent is now public property.
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For Sale

r., FCOND-HAND ENGINE AND BOILER, En-
- CINE five horse power, upright tubular boiler,
in &C mpleie running order In use but short time.
7ri0sntf
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CALL at Lothrop's, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. faiis If
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Boston Stock lIist.

Sales at the Brokers' Board, June 20
Vermont Central LIST mortgage Bonds ....... S73 |
Vermont Central I'd mortgage bonds ......... 43s |
Union Pacific Railroad .................... :. 3tf
Union Pacific Land Grant. Sevens. .......... S3I
Boston and Maine rights. ................. al
MicliieaD Oe1trai Railroad. -. .. 1876 |
United States 5-20s, 1865 ................ -.
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The delegates of the New Brunswick gov
eminent to confer with the governments of
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island, rela-
tive to concert of action on the Washington
Treaty, were in Halifax last Wednesday but
did not succeed at once in seeing the Nova
Scotia Ministers, who clearly absented them
selves to avoid committal on a question that
they are delicate about expressing oninions on.
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M AN e.

Especial Despatch by International Line.
BANGOR, June 20. - Rev. Newman r.
Smyth. pastor OF the First Parish church of
this city, and Miss Anna, daughter of N. c..
aver, Esq, were married this afternoon iu the
church by Prof Herrick of the Seminary. The
The bridal party start on tour to the White
Mountains this evening.
Ito the Associated Press.l f1
Revenue Sale.
hocKLAND, May 20. The yacht Midnight,
seized recently for violation Of the laws was
sold at public auction to day by Collector Hall,
and was -nurahAaAa -hs-Wm-S -Ra.~ou- fo-
three hundred and City dollars.