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GENERAL MARkET REPORT.

y,
COFFEE-ReCepts Of Rio for the week ending ais rns
ing W,re lis hags iamburg; s. 90
bags PER Ranger 1856 bags per August Andre 80 rags
per lunnernia total 71O5 bags sales for the time
cnbrac, e105 bags per south America rO91 bags per 10
rrna 3237 FAIRY Belle; J.10 bags per r. G war
WICK 81 bags - ontario 627 bags per Christina 500 bags
ph Johan 4l9 BAGS per WeaDd $3.50 baps Mary
eles.e Dags per Rowland total, 3-.~>J bags-
stock NewYork July - 2O4t7 baes ~ Bal
tmore, I27l4 bags Hampton Roads lO6ll BAGS AnOaI
loading fOr NewYoTh 20lO0 bags other ports IN mo
1 uit.d supplies Tor
all ports mo United Staes. l56.472 bags. The
Mcssrs Wright * Cor telegram, dated RE,
$1,000 bags shipments $1,000 bags oadas $4,000 bags
stock $500 bags; average daily receipts SO bdgsi
price, 97OO; market Brm exchange, 2Osd In hlt
grades only limited business To note the supplies
are small holders sales of 1867 mats Java, skim
wave terms not trnspred LAS bags Mari
li3 bags Ceylon lots tor consumption, Ailm nv
and 5tO bags sano Domingo pped 20 Europe b
hands. the market Tor ko Is h quiet
hear sales hands at the out porte ,re wa'
also transacted We quote ordinary -"ts Az
l. IA l754c fair do 1880 l9c; good dO l9d IJc pilns
a t.,Ipn
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Michigan O.. 'a3...l0y

Bank of America q shares sold at 1j2, Fourth
National t2O at 1O1 i2, and Bank of Republic 800 at
a. Tho follown0 are the bids:
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change were (:

CONTINUED ease in money, and buoyant prices for
securities both British and American, are reported
of the market in London, money ruling at per cent
in the open market while three months bills OF dis
count are done at 2 per cent. The weekly meeting
of the managers of the Bank Of England was held
to-day ut which the minimum rate of discount was
reduced to 2i2 per cent. The bank statement was
very favorable rejecting a gain III the bullion OF the
bank for the week of .c277, 55i. The proportion
of reserve to liabilities, which last week
was 49os per cent is now II per cent The bank
holds f14,G9l, 0S5 unemployed bank notes and
gained to-day in bullion f11S,00O. Tomorrow will
be the fortniehtly settling day in the London Stock
Exchange. The Bank OF France made IA gain dur
ing the week of 1.2l3,00O francs, and in Paris
Rrntes closed at CJSJ. The final sale OF gold under
the July programme was made at the Sub-lreasury
to-day. There were ten bids elected, aggrcgating
So 220, 600 at 111.S0 to 1926. The award OF "A
million was made at to T.. &C. The details
are fnlloWs
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rT'ENT TO LET OR FOR SALE-An OBJ
Il long TENT 40 By 10 suitable fnr camp nncetines &c
Address TENT, Tribune olhce Box l21, New.YO.A.
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Total.


For future delivery there more active demand at An
adv ance OF c on August ic On SeUt,mb,r aId - on
aine anu part o ne advance was subsequently lost ses a.
follows all On tasis Of Low Mddlmg
b., 6 ' i SO sS5.F m S o ST 3 spiS Ga
- 200 l314c December 800 i3s,c; January LOO,
diSs-e ts"tgay 20 Ia loo IL sIsr March 11v,
Is Sat; August l3olggGiii sepienD"i 1Ie@
lSs,c October, i$s'ssc:; N9ysmbtr. -, el$& De
May iisSI4 aa.c.; june Is 10 @iS.e; maikt strong.
s seS 'if1y .c up , aS$'' iST i sSS
sS 500 go ~, Ii do s2d &c 2OS 500 70 s
200 Ii &C. 800 43sec; $3.50 Il s., loo, Il Se; 200,
Us. c 900 ilgsi 400 "a ,s eG 90 Il rs eV yS'
@e o Uc 10 lo' 500 Is io IS $o . o ee CIV go
3sc. 100 l3s7sgc: D. 10 80 300 Is RAE; 400 1876.
800 l3cSgcj 100 - tSec{ No'cm6er 80 s'i TO-
20 ID 9Iasc December 800, S~,oi 800, - Is GOO;
10 .Os9c 400. - s 400 Is 5asci 10 3s'sac 10 ISIS
100 II Zoe; leo, II Sc 4O9 IL rec, February Loo lite,
iQq i'sssi bV2 ittci zoo oc TO- lt Ni,; . iov
grand total 81 100 bales LSohage 20 70 paid 10 exchange
100 september iOr August.
steadily held AM ~ the ehar,erng hue Is extremely "ull 80
the aivecs III European markets are not oi iaNoaOie
character to nduce shippers 10 operate In our gram markets.
ana he scarcity 81 tonnage which las been The cn1' tesu
ton 10 Ousn FOR past sal continues me saln
and .as arc np hended thai viii be- also the 81 a. baier
10 tie irtdo the coming Autumn, great quantities Oh ,on'
mage vii be required crops which lsOnse Ia 20
n great abundance. The agencu,s include 10 ycrloo
by steam, $1,000 hush sdssd. 70 bids tobacco
500 bbls isoan private terms; LOCO DDS
hlonf, 81 the charters ccmpuse An Am ien'
with 400 bb- Naphtha Os q Norwegian bark, hence 10
iiayto With 1000 Obs Crude Petroleum, al o. So an Amer
ltshned do, at os. Cd ulns shows decline Of rates 70
The Baito an American ship m iiNrffcsta "
arrive NOM Ihha9eilha To Connent eN Duten sa I'm
Dds do at os an American bark, hence 10 Alet. Nm nm
loo ppls ana 1000 do al Us tor The iofn anu wv
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THE MARKETS.
tClrefdlly reported for The TRIBUss.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
THURSDAY, July 20, lS7

TUESDAY. July 90, 1873.
following complete let Of exports shipped IN vesses
which were cleared to-day for foreign ports:
ASTwERP-Bark Fanny.
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Eeoal Notices.

SUPREME COURT, NEW-YORk.--pace Of
- ftil Comfy O Kew NOTk.-CORNi1IA h. NY II =
act. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ, James Naierton Morlz
Mckolash and Lit wife Marie being h' iito,- name
her real name hirg unknown, Illp BDlcudcr, Henry j.
ROBINSON HaWcs william a. covert William H. Rom"
son Thomas Eaairhlc SumnOrs-F0 ftiitl Com. NOT
defendants above named and eath 81 ththi
Yo are hereby summoned and required Ia answer the com
t,ut in This action which will bc filed III the office OF ia.
trk of New York. IT the city OF New OK sh
fo serve co Of yUr the sad complaint On te Sub
scrhcrs III r Office 40 Be- knans street N'W-1 ORR tliy
within 20 days after the service o s summons on YOU tNc
sivc a. the y snc! and aiI to answer The
said complaint within the time aforesaid tile pltinl IN u
action will apply IT, the Court for tho rclet demanded III e
colpaini.-Dated Kew York January >, lS,j
pINCKEEG q SPHINX, PlaintiTs Attorneys
The conlrlant this action filed III TIE ONCE ~ The
Clerk of the and County If New YORK, NJ the Court 0use
In tI, sad cit, on the ,clith day ~ January. $50
PINCKNEY " SPiNK, Plaintiff Attorneys
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'OII IS JHMES FIiCH palntf,s Attorney
SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY

SUPREME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY of
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND WESIM MISTER
BANK art ALEXANDER COLLIE and WILLIAM cor:
LIE, tradlng under the name of ALEXANDER COLLIE
summons FOR money demand on contract com not SET
10 named def, ndants: Nou hereby summoned
and the plant In this action which will
be oioo OF the CLERK Of the City and County OF
York at the MY Court house. in the CITY OF New
York to cOy OF your ans yer 10 The SAL complaint
subscribers al their ONCE number go " all street IN
city twenty days after the service of This
mons yoii exclusive Of the day Of such service and II
fi Ia swer the aid liant within tbs time 0tSd, the
iiainn IN will take Judgment against you FOR the
thousand three hundred twenty ard Woo
with interest from the rs dag of July enc thousand
seycntyyc beiiies the costs of ths
non New. YORK.. July l. ISIS. FOSTER d THOMSON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, CO Mailst.
The complaint in the entitled action filed IN the
Office OF 81 the city and County Of orr a. The
County Court house said city, this 2th day ~ July $50
FOSTER * THOMSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CUpREME COURT, NETWORK COUNTY

GUPREME COURT, NEW-YOKK COUNTY.
- AUGUSTUS ". NlCOLi. trustee Tor SOPHIA V. ID:
REYNOLDS, plaintiff against ANDREW j. hERMIN and
MARGARET l.. khEWIH, rs wife, koBEi!i WALLACE,
CHARLES CONLEN, ROBERT OKMISION, RICHARD
:. NEWCOMBE, JOSEPH KOHNEll MARLBOROUGii
CHURCHILL, MARCUS KOHNER, ROSAIIE PERL and
ISIDORE PERI. her husband, JOSEPH LEVY, and
HENRY LIpMAN, defendants. Amended summons. To the
defendants: You hereby summoned and required 10
the amended complaint III ihs acton which MAS hed
Clerk Office The CITY Of New iOk, the 10th day
March, 1879 and Ia Of your answer io the said
complaint the SUBSCRIBER at his office at No warren @
York within twenty days after the service hereof
Of the day Of such SERVER ana fail 10
complaint within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff IN this
WIN Apply 10 The Cont for the relef demanded In the
COM laint.-Datei March 18Th, 1873.
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CO11ONJhere was iatrr more dong IN spot cotton 70,
day and under tie encouraging from Europe stTs
hl the All vantage all grades sio" an im royeet oI 4
which the market closes steady Receipts al the shpiS
ports bales tins Gay las, week co. bales this
DAY year. l. 10 bales; consolidated ave days. receipts
lao bales EXpOrts-Great Britain, 450 bales; CVhtn.nt
Is pOIts-Cuntntnt, 5,Z9S bales.
based standard classification In force sept l.
1874, and Land Cotton in running 10 gay MOB
than half radc above bt oY the grade qu'irl
Ordinary. strict Coca Ordinary Mianlg .li7s
Good ord l3l2 Low Mildlng li4 Good Midl6
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J, T. Bates & CO; co s,oo go A. Buttri'ki :,
s' j. B. colgate & Co. " = Hatch ( son:
5000 1000 liz. 4 N Il25S S5Ooo i 23"d l2O8o
II. Maluel Il Go. !rhn wallace
Iiumbert frUs f. II. Baldwin:
ll252a 100000 ll2.tO
$4,000 VI 255aIl203 100000
The gold market was much less active and interest
ing than of late. The opening price 1873, from
which it at once sold down to 1923, but
later returned to 1125sU112a4, and ruled
quiet and steady at these prices during the
rest of the day. On gold loans the borrowing
rates were 9. l, Hat, and LEA per diem. The
foreign exchange market was dull at nominal rates,
given below. The actual rates were 4.S6i2QS7
and lS9l2G4 400. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
S37 900 in called bonds, and $6i, 900 in coin i'll
terest The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared, S5i 30 200; gold
balances, 81 ,742,9 07 and currency balances,
$2OSI $50. The quotations for gold are as follows:
l0OO....ll29, 1870. .ll22 i00.ii 2%0 i2ss
HOO. .ll2I9 l2.3O.... ll2A 200 ...ll29
The days business at the u. 5. Sub-Ireasury COM
prsed:
Gold receipts ,$l97lsl2 AZ Curry payments s535So 20
Gold balance. 3e,29 - 80 Customs..-. 2'oOOO w
Curry receipts. l,0ol,S5l IL
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were: Currency, $2,300,000; coin, T7O,-
go, 900; less coin certificates $23,1300O0.
"a, ION ,f
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12Io o,cLocK-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL.
SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK p. n.

SAFE, OF state B0nds- Rrroad Ronfs- B17t and Rat
roqd SiGrrs-ErprfsS SOcks. ,fr
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M.-U0Od OTNnary I3E Low MMiIing, tt \,
ii = Firm.
sALEs EoR PKEskNr pRlIykkY.
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a. I TNEME lUUNI -NUTI y Vt w W :
- IOKK.-JoIGN r.GRAN. Plainuh. agaipst JoNAS roN
NFBON Helen Solue born, Ms vie ileT Cohen, ittrr
Comen, J. Warren Greene. Henry A. t1o David H. David
son. Eli Is. Getl, Sills Keyn"l IS Joseph Agate,
Morris Hart Rudolph Grihn and william Grnhn.
SeigIuund N. Pcys.r receiver Of all ihe debts
eguitpble interests, rights, and Things IL
action Of Jonas and Cornelius A. Eunkle ssnee
Of and LEO Rcss. composing the Lrm OF
0nas SOnnebOrn CO., Defendants Summons fpr ieitt
seryel. To tn defendants above named ana cWh
hereby summoned and required 10 a;hNer
The complaint this action, which Will be fled ia The Office OF
The Clerk The CITY and County Of New York AT the New
City Hall in srd ely and Ia rv1 copy of your answer 10
the stlsTibeTs AT their Oice1 Number
CITY Of NewIorg. within twenty days
after the this summons you, exclusive OF the
service; and ,oa fail To- answer the SAID com
paint within the tine Aforesaid. The ldiuf IN tis action
viii aplY the Court FOR the I'c Gcicd III The com
plant Dated New YORK. April 30 In'j. -
MILLER n VAN NOLkEN BUEGII,
Plaintiffs AttOruCyR
complaint In the above entitled action duly lid In
81 thc CLERK ~ the City and County OF New ork on
the nth day OF APRIL lS1a.
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MILLER d VAN VOLKENBU RICH.

CUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS
tDCNPRIAN = BKAINEED IT,, plaintiff, against GEORGE
u. MUNROE, THOMAS II. MILLS sole acting executor ~
viii testament of Etthcrt =. Mls, 'iece IsH,
Ellen L. Mis lanes NJ Mills and Andrew Walker dcicud
You hereby summoned amt required I" answer the
complaint action which has this day been filed in the
office the County Of Kings al the Court house in
City Brooklyn and 60 copy answer 10 the
COMP subscribers thtir Office number IL
Mastr the city ~ New York within twenty days after
the Of this exclusive Of the DAY 81
such service you fail TO the raid complaint
time aforesaid the plantlh III TIL, action Will apply
relief demanded the cOmp!aintDated
New.N Or,, June ~, 1875.
BRAINARD & RICE.
Il.InilH- A1fNIneYR.
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FIRST Bo,RD-10lo O'CLOCK A. ".
c,,.e of STATE P0ads- RdiJrood Bonds-BInt and RAFT
~ road Sha,cs-f.rpress stocks. &c.

| North. W est Prcf
| l25.....bc. % y
| 25........ 81 a
lcU........ 80
! ~ J Central
ib.....hc. l1Ola
! Rock Island
4Op.....bc.1o J
i5........lUJ 4
! c, c. G an11
lj.....bc. 4J
Tol and Wabash
oOCbcb u. g.
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. GOn....... 1913 =
Han and ~ 10 ~

Ton
1?.nio....... -
y Y cent e.. 'S3
l1,uOI......id 2 y
Cta Pac ls., Cal &
Lr.mnI lLr
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DOVGUKEEPSIE On. W MILITARY IN
1 sTITUTE viii reopen Thursday, sept @. - q.
For new Catalogue Containing information references "'
address ..w, . =, ,,-t..,..,
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Ex-Gov. Weston Defends His Recent De
cisiOu,


cisiOu.
MANCHESTER, June 11.-EX-Gov. Weston
was serenaded tonight, and in reply to an adj
dress spoke as follows;
Friends and fellow ctizens-My foot is on
my native heath and my heart gladly appeals
from the harsh judgment of enemies and
strangers to the generous confidence OF the
men who have known and trusted and honofed
me for so many years. L accept this CORDIAL
greeting as a token of your unimpalred faith In
my integrity and honor, and l beg to assure
YOU that no personal grief would be harder to
bear than to feel that any act OF mine had just
ly aienated the friends of my youth and ma
turer years. To you l am indebted for what
ever honors have received. l have felt that
your good name was IN some degree identIhed
with nv own and that fidelity to one was fldel-
ity to both.
This is not the time nor the place for me to
discuss my public acts, but will say to you
in the faith that you will believe me that
have sought faithfully to abide by the constitu-
ton and the laws. A recent act l am aware
has been the occasion of unfriendly criticism
but it was honestly done, and as L 1--we De-
lieve it will abide the judgment of the future:
l appeal with confidence from the passion OF
to-day to the sober second thought Of omor-
row, In the meantime l am content to rely
upon the best legal sentiment the state affords
and hope to survive the criticism of a certain
class whose Iancor and malice are only excelled
by their apparent ignorance OF inc cons1i0u'ion
and the laws. -, :,
l thank you again, gentlemen, for the kind
greeting. In resuming my place among you as a
private citizen once more, L trust snail pe auie
to maintain my personal honor and the conf
dence of the generous friends who have trusted
me so often and so long.
The Governor was frequently applauded dur
ing his speech, after which the procession re.
formed and marched to City Hall, where they
disbanded. During the evening dispatch was
received from prominent democrats at Concord
requesting postponemeIt till Tuesday, so that
the democratic members of the legislature
might attend en- masse, but the local arrange
nonement was deemed unadvisable.
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12
PREVALENT also on Long Island and Staten

nrevalent also on Long Island and Staten
Island.
Jefferson Davis has been invited TO deliver
an address before the Bartholomew County
lind Agricultural Society next autumn, pro-
yided that day can be agreed upon which W i'll
not conflict with any of his engagements.
The National Christian Association conven-
ton, at Pittsburg Thursday, held political
mass meeting, and Hon. j. b. Walker was
nominated as a candidate for President and
Donald Kirkpatrick of New York for Vice
President of the United States.
The Sioux lhdaus now at New York and the
Warm Spting indians, who have been going
about the country in the show business for some
months, met at the Grand Central Hotel Tues
day and smoked the pipe of peace. their Tribes
having hitherto been at enmity.
A box containing number of Protestant
books, consigned to an American resident OF
Santander, was enlarged at the CUSTOM
house. The act has been brought to the atten-
ton of Mr.. Gushing, United States Minister al
Madrid.
Walter S. Hill, secretary of a lecture bureau,
has recovered $2S2 from Anna Dickinson for
advertising and arranging for her lectures
under a contract by which he was to have III
per cent. of her receipts. Annals defence was
that no contract existed between them.
Now they say that the cross recently given to
Cardinal McCloskey by the pupils of the Mount
st. Vincent school is worth only $1,000, instead
of S20. 900, and that it is the same one that was
given by the Queen of Belgium, some years
ago, to Archbishop Hughes, who bequeathed it
to the school.
A most remarkable hanging took place at
Madison, N. j., a few days ago. A young
woman named Hopkins tainted while passing
from one room to another, and falling forward,
her head broke through glass door, SO that
she hung suspended by the neck on the sharp
glass until rescued by her friends. Her throat
was cut from ear to ear, but she was not fatally
I.x-xE
The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12
Rocks Received.

One summer. Cloth, 254 pp., price 81 30. Bos-
ton: j. R. Osgood & Co. Portland: Bailey q
Noyes.
An idyl of Work. BY Lucy Larcom. Cloth, 1873
DID,, price 81 30. Boston: j. r. Osgood q Co.
Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon.
The Maritime ProFinces' A Handbook
Travellers, guide to the chief cities, coasts,
and Islands of the maritime provinces ct Canada.
and to their scenery and historic attractions; with
the gulf and river of ST. Lawrence to Quebec and
Montreal; also, Newfoundland and the Labrador
Coast. Cloth, 966 pp., with four maps and four
Plans price SO. Boston: j. r. Osgood q Co.
Portland: Bailey s. Noyes
Europe fer So "A Day. A few notes for the as
sistance of tourists Of moderate means. with
some personal "reminiscences of travel. BY M. +.
Sweetzer. Paper 13S pp., price 20 cents. Boston:
j. r. Osgood & Co. Portland: Bailey q NoYes.
streston By Henry Kingsley, author of "Ravens-
hoe," &C. &c. Paper, $50 pp., illustrated, price
rs cents. Boston: Estes 81 Lauriat. Portland:
Loring, Short,& Harmon.
Walters WORD. Novel. By james Payn, au-
thor of "Tne Best of Husbands &c. &c. Paper,
175 pp., price 10 cents New York; Harper q
Brothers. Portland: Loring Short & Harmon,
The Hast Journals of David Livingstone.
The complete, cheap and popular edition, reprinted
from the library edition Cloth, 81 pp., with por-
trait maps and illustrations. New York: Harper
e. Brothers. Portland Loring, Short 81 Harmon.
Our Mutual Trend. By Charles Dickens. Cloth.
$40 DID,. with fifty-eight illustrations by j. Ma
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Loring, Short e. Harmon.
RIuebeard's Keys, and Other Stories. BY Miss
Thackeray, author of sold Kensington." Paper.
1874 DID,. price 25 cents. New York: Harper &
Brothers. Portland: Loring Short s. Harmon.
The Ice Age in Great Britain. By Prof.
Geike. Causes OF the Degeneracy of the Teeth.
By Prof. Henry S. Chase, The Great Pyramid OF
Egypt. Photography. No. 16 Of "Half-Aour Rec
reations in Popular Science" Paper, 1876 pp.,
price 20 cents Boston: Estes and Lauriat. Port
land: Loring, Short & Harmon.
yeatatrice. Or the Veil Withdrawn. By Mad
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Paper, POP pp., price rs cents. Boston: Estes q
Lauriat. Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon.
Elena: An Haitian Tale. By l.. N. Comyn,
author of Atherstone Priory. Paper 1863 pp, price
rs cents. Boston: Estes 81 Lauriat. Portland
Loring Short & Harmon.
The Early Kings Of NOrwayI also an Essay
on the Portraits of John Knox. BY Thomas Jar
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ers. Portland: Lorng, Short g. Harmon.
A Norseman's Pilgrimage. By Hjalmar
Hiorth Boyesen author of "Gunnar." Cloth. 3O1
DID. New York: Sheldon g Co. Portland: Lorng,
Short q Harmon.
The Victims of she Mnmertine. Scenes from
the early church. By the Rev. A. j. ORely, au-
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The Portland daily press., 1875-06-12

rEUNOR TEEEGRAMs.

Prof. Wnlock, director of the observatory at
Cambridge, died suddenly yesterday morning.
j. Dxwell Thompson, a well known mer-
chant of Boston, is missing The last heard Of
him he had taken Fall River steamer for Bos-
ton.
Internal revenue receipts yesterday $462, 4S7.
Quaker Agent Howarth states that the In
dams at his agency last winter suffered only
for -four, owing 10 the failure of the freight
contractors, but they had plenty Of beef, and
of fair quality.
The New Hampshire House adjourned yes
terday morning till Monday, after seating J.; s.
SpauldiDg, representative from Masoh. rms
was the case where the clerk ran away with the
check list the second day after town meeting.
Thomas Cummings was fatally burned by the
explosion of an oil tank in New York yester-
day.
1t has been decided by the assessment com
missioner that grain in stoIehouses in Toronto
is not subject to taxation.
The convention of the Typographical Union
neld in Boston, closed yesterday. Walter II.
Bal of Philadelphia, was elected President.