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NEW-YORK PEALE'.l MUsEUM.-

.NBiacH, Manager. Broadway, opposite City Hell
Four days only. commencing "Wednesday, June 25ll
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening az Ss
o'clock and W dns sdav and Saturday afternoons al
O'Clock T. 81 The Manager ha. engaged The FORTUNE
TELLER, MAD. ROCkW ELL. who may be consulted pn
saey regarding the Past, Present. and Future Events Al
extra charge of only shilling. Also, the famous Nj
NINCHELL the great delneslor; also Miss ; I. ADAlk
he charming yoca is and La PETITE AMIE, Danseus.
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Boarding.


BOARD WANTED-A young Lady, who is engaged
sniv where she enjoy the comforts of home Loca
must Zoe below BrOome-sree- Address Mis- r.
Tribune Office ie.f 81
DOAnDING.-A gentleman and Ais wife and lwO u
Bthrct single gentlemen. can be accommodated viii
pleasant rooms With hoard az b Nnray street ie-6 b.
lIUAKDiNt..-Tsso Or Three single gentleman can b,
- tmmOlged With board and rooms al 10 Chambers -
iOoi reference required. jels istl
DLEA~ANT ROOMS TO LET, on the % door
with board for gentleman and lady. Apply at IS Cham
-. 81 door from Broadway. eln isif
DUAKDi>t..-turnishei uuiunuisne.i Rooms to lei
- with BOARD IN OF the pleasant locations
he Civ Apply No N Broadway A. the head of Bow ling
Green. Transient Broaders y per dav. iel7 isc
DOALU-A Gentleman ami Me Or TWO or three sineh
ID Gentlemen te accommodated NJ ~ LeOnari-streei
opposite the Carlton House, where but few boarders
j-lVi.f
DOaRDINC.-MRS J. HAlGHT. No. p Barclay
- corner of ST. Peters Place, has pleasant sccommoda
ions FOR BOarders by the day week The stu
0n ]. central. near Broadway, block from the Aston
House Mr.. II. has permission 10 refer 10 the following
Gentlemen:
T. Hathaway, 81. D. No. 10 Murray siaeeL
Harris " .lson, ESQ y Murray street
Aes Gould. fsq. ~ Nassau street ME- lm2wis'
DVsnDINc.-A few geuicel persons can BE- accom-
- moiaied with BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS
Vth bedrooms and nd Joining the p aud 81 OOrs
house No ~ Chambers street. few doors OF Broad
way. The rooms LARGE and AIRY. and the house &.
vel supplied with Crot0n wAier, and BATHING ROOM,
% which hoafdcrs VIII have without extra charge
Differences Eyea and required Apply at 81 Chambers
frsef. al l,f
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~ oovs.rp's ITALIAN INDICATED Soar, sold at q
c.....in-l.., Prlce IS CONT
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GRAlN.-A parcel of Genesec Wheat. 220O bushels.
has been disposed of at l06 and 500 do Baltimore do
% for milling Rye is dull and in small supply
Sales 800 bushels 6j Nothing doing in Barley. Oats
are steady 30. d37 for Canal Sales 1000 bush South
3l d32 cts In Corn notice sales 5000 bushels
Southern Yellow Az. and 400 do at A. meas and 1900
do Jersey White at i6d47. Northern is nominal at A.
IL cents
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-. rosyrI', MAGICAL PAS EXTRACTOR from Il
r<,r..r6 rect VII cure the following complaints:
Eup, Od Sores, Erys.peas,
Sr.i1s Tender Feet Piles.
cisbieips Sore Eyes. Chap. &c.
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Markets.-Cayeful.y, eported for The Tribune.


ASHES.-Ihe market remains without change and
with fair demand Pots are 3 s7.; Pearls % with
,aies $50 bbls each description.
Export, from LIST 70 ed June
Gois Observation-Disclosures bDs 1908
COTTON-There continues 20 be fair inquiry for
-hipnen, but spuners are doing much. The trans.
actions to-day add up about 1900 bales az full prices
The buyers today have been considerable extent for
Germany.
Quotations. Upland q Florida MOBILE & " Orls
Ordinary ..-.....-...5 as sa6l
Mcdiing .-.-..--.--.6l Ct 6.a7
Mdding fair ........6. IA 7saT
Fair ...-...--....-..Ia az. has
Good fair ...-........1s Il eiset
Total Import since LEI inst 2oG bales
Export from lsi TO 23d June ......... "a 6o7 baes
Export from he Unite! State.
SINCE lst september last bales ! 9ilSc
salc 'ine la-t year 500 u
time year before 9G3 COZ
The total export Of Cotton from this port from 1t
sept. have been 23576 bales If which Great Britain
l3lO-l bales 10 France J5759 20 North of Europe
10 l67 bales, and to other ports 10 100 bales
Receipts and Stocks Of Cotton Do,es
lEecev Stock on Stock
Bales since lst hand at hand Isl
cleared. sept Al date Sep. n
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4 ssIGNEE'S sALE.-The stock u goods No y
n Brosi,vav cousi.rg Of r.cA silks and Millinery Good,
generally Together with about loo Ladies Six Hats made
he most fashionable style and IN great variety. Many
irh ae- extru choice al Of which viii be offered yery
Nv 10 make an immediate close OF The assignment
- - -. ,l lais ia li-s
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- sugar Tea and Coffee. The subscriber has constantly
N haul m assortment OF Loaf Cru.he! Siuars Refined
=, Crox aud New Orleans Sugars Teas u every vsriei
,0t Green .ni Bacs, senine and d the new crop Cot
cen roasted and ground every day. VIZ Jave. Ia 3D. s.
usfrs L.. s. Domingo. To- All lovers Of good coffee
.rtclsr invi,rd 20 y the best Al Is d. something ven
.,orr,or W. P. MOODY, al Bow-ry,
" - qr,.. surr~ssor IN Perkins To~rs
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EXTRAORDINARY NOVEL,

DY EUGENE SUE-rHlS MORNING VIII be ready.
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THE TEMPTATION, OR, TIE WATCH-TONER
OF kCAr-NEN. hv gene she \ work OF exciting in
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Il ICE ard the reward OF tns n this worf. The hero
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURER.
"Patrsuis yssr Asssfsefsr@. asd txs Nsn sss1ls
LrESSENDENk HALE, ConsIssIos MsecnAsya -
''A' '"''' W '''''' wML W. rEssIxpEa
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IL FOR he New Postage LaW-JDH' chELDONS 70
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ar H. 80 Id ~. and rates Of Postage the
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JOHN j. BROWN CO - tulion-st near Nasal
da.~,,,Iv. -ir- ~ gir~1 with s-srt s--ia 'ii-
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Books.
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COAL We notice sales Of three cargoes Pictou- To-
geiher 400 tons. at g. deliverable up the Hudson and
$50 do Sidney 62s mos
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Tho market Is quiet to-day but
without marked change. The tendency however is,
any thing downward Pure Genesco strsi; brands can
not be bought easily below g. although some lots have
been picked up Cpl! For lot Of 1000 bhls 4 62!
was refused. Michigan and Ohio we quoted 50di &c!
with sales 1900 bbls at BOT. Sales $50 bbs "Mednr
Mills" AZ SIT and 30 do Akron II. < Beach" al G2
Tor shipment. Southern descriptions dull and heavy
We quote all common grades at 75di ~ without
sales Sales 900 bbs Jersey Meal at . 81. snip sufs
quiet 9d9i cents.
ENpori from lst 10 23d June
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~ CREASE STAINS. SPOTS MARKS, era-ed from
globes wooens by the Magic Ers-iye soap. II eaectu
all fasies, nnd leaves tie part bright, new
ss3 fIoes Sold price - cent?, % Cheihams and 81
bTU4Gw az, or ~ fgiionst Brooklyn JeZ5 2teOd
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JOHN 4. son. Aaenooeer.
WALTER GhEENouoB. AaeIiol.ser.
A. {. FUTILE. Aucuoneer
THE SALE OF SIGNOK VITO Wits Grand

L COLLECTION OF Marble and Aabaster Sstuafy Vss<s End
ruaulenis splendid China Plated Ware. Lamps. Gissns
oes and other rich Fancy 0oois viii be Continued the
senng the large Hall ii The Coliseum No. 80 Broad
vav 10 commence, at 3 O'ca precisely. ts16 ne
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NIHIO'> t.ARDE>.-Door. opra al o'clocx


n DEN. Wednesday, June 2jh--sPLENDlD PER
FORMANCEs Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 5.
o'clock. and every evening ais O'Clock The manager take
pleasure IN announcing farther engagement with HAk
REWAU-hAY. the &c ebraied NEW ZEALAND CHIEF
the BAY % lsLANpsthe only specimen OF ne Gambia
ever seen in America In addition, GREAT WESTERN.
md MRS. WESTERN, who appear NJ 81 entire new ano
m ginal piece. The BLIND FIDDLER. tslen Ell per.
Orner NJ. Conoyer, Mr. Whlilock and several others
Admission p cents Children under 10 years 2i Gems
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II TIE Jones Hair Restorative Is wen known 10 be The
b.! TIN. made, for hough II makes hair, however
hssh ana Dr., may be, clean and silky forces hair 70
eTow .:oys rs falling 90, cures the lcud dandruh. and
fee. IN order thrice "a long other article. Sold
only al tie sicn Of lie American Eagle g. chaha-'t and
sjBroadwoy, Nev-YOTa; $50 Fu'nnst Brooklyn; STATE
saeei, Boston Ledger Buildings. Phiiad. e-5 Aeod
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IN PRES SIS,

U,ssAYs on HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR POLL
II TICAL GUARANTEES. By ELISHA p HrsLBuI
Counsellor al Law Of the City Of New fork, In the month
uy IN a neal i2no It's several chapters discuss
he following topics:
l. The OsIsIs or HUMAN RIGHTS;
II. THE TkUE FUNCTION OF GovEasMESr;
III. Tas CoSsrTUTiOS Of G0ssRsMsSr;
wv COSsrIrUrIOSAL LIMITATIONS AND PRoHIBiTIoss
VI tbs ELECTIVE FsAScHisEi
VII RIcHTs EN,~.Tlss FROM THE SENTIMENTS AND
AfFECrIO>si
VIII. tbs RIGHT, OF WONAS;
TX THE RIGHT or PRoPEsrY AND ITS MORAL RELA
Tons;
Y INTELLECTUAL PRoPERTY.
TIE Will be printed 4 fair large type and sold e.
retail at 81 cents per copy. GREELEY McELRATH:
ei9 Tribune Buildings. y Y.
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1urtion Sales.

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DY RANa:~ RiCVARDS 4 ptATT.-GaU
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r'ns'gnr,~>'s s,, ssse
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" Covenant Tent. No. 81, 7. O.

TlTI1TIFF-
Three brigs. unknown. Wind : L.
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I STREEr-frl- best Ventilated Theatre "a The Cayl
THURSDAY EVENING. June -, VIII he REFORMED
he burlescue Opera q som AN BCLL-OLE. being
rsvesc me celebrated opera OF the SoN>.ssciA viii
A.. he origins music
Admission 5 Private Boxes, for four persons 81
Doors open a. before acknowledgements 10 con-
hence 81 g. o'clock.
~ Box Office open from A. ". Until P. ". where
49, r-ay ~. Iral
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BOOK FOR EVERY PROTESTANT.

z
ITO BIZ PUBLISHED about the 10Th of July, by +.
l WALKER ll2 and IA Fulton o. THE HISTORY or
tOHsSISN rom s earliest origin 10 the present Time, b.
he Rev John Downing A. NJ To be published complete II
splendid volume Of nearly 700 pages, printed II
-rge type and embe- he'd with more than hny highly IN
shed Engravngs, chiefly from Orgna Designs Price
Dollars; a Liberal scount allu we'd 10 Agents.
TO CLERCYMEN, POSTMiSTERS, Sc--Wanted N
sgery md village IN the United satee responsible
uen procure subscribers and engage In The sale OF the
hove work, whom liberal per centage viii be allowed
Address z. WALKER ia Fulton - " Y le4
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O-T-On or about the first Of Nav last a SAVINGS
LBANK BOOK. No. $685.. Any one .-dny the SAME
vii please return h 90 the owner.
ie.6ft JAMES T. MADDEN III Broadway.
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nANIEL ADEE, l07 Fulton 81. has jns published No
~ x BRAiTHWAITES RETROSPECT OF PhAC
rlCAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY, A HafYearii
Journ- Containing Retrospective View Of every Discov
ry and Practical Improvement In he Medical Sciences.
COMMENCED January. siO.. Published in London IN
July and January of every year and repubshed IN New
York by DANIEL ADEE. No. lO7 Fulton q.
TERNS-The first 10 Sos, or Five Years, S. Per yesr
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miscellaneous.
LEEGHEsi LrrcHrsn I.

LEECHES! LEECHES' LEECHES
SWEDISH LEECHES-A fresh LOT Just received Of good
- SIC and perfectly healthy for wholesale and retail
by DAVID SANDS 4 co, Dmg-is; and ApOihecary
l-h - East Broadway. corner Marker street
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-06
FROM BUENos AYREs.

From Buenos Ayres files Of papers to the I'd OF
July have been received at New York
There assembled in the river ten British vessels Of
war; French, and eight Brazilian assembled there no
Doubt under the of what called the triple Intervention
The u s. corvette Boston and Sandman vessels Of
also in the river.
The Buenos Ayrean papers intimate that if the intervening
desire the paccaon and Independence of the Monte
vdean (orientaD Republic the way is, to give up their
intervention
change has taken place in the Brazilian Cabinet which
the Packet thinks will prove be the foerunner Of more
cordial understanding between the Argentine and Imperial
Governments The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Of War, and
Of Justice resigned and their places supplied by others
In the sngs of It'll March, the House resolved that Bga
der General Rosas should continue Governor and Captain
General of the Province for the term five years. ordained by
the law of 9TH March, ls45, approving at the same time the
manner in which he had used the extraordinary powers
erred upon him.
The Boston Daily Advertiser publishes extracts from two
letters received in that city follows
"BuKSos AYREs, JUSE %, lsi5.-Afairs are in bad
would surprise all the ports blockaJed
recommend that shipments should be made to these
ports"
:" At the present moment in unsettled state,
regards the city Of Montevdeo AL the of the Oriental
being under the command of Ob 1.-THE Buenos Ayrean
General Now the English and French, the ele-
yenh hour, make a foreign nterventon which will be
sisted the last fortnight and shall know if
to be blockaded not say yes consequently recon-
mend shipments to be made"
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THE WAR ON MEXICO.

The Union says " Our land and naval ornaments in the
Southwest asucent to resist any encroachmens and
if she Mexicol declare war, and, still if invading
naval force should trouble the least the occasion
would be signal for marching into the enemys country and
achieving second conquest of Mexico Let the trumpet
sound and the troops already in the Geld will be joined
by thousands young adventurous spirits who will march to
with the butchers Of the Alamo, to holyday
sport and revenge upon them the of oden times
Such is the spirit and such the threats of the Of
fetal organ of President Polk. They indicate a
disposition involve the country in actual war with
Mexico, il she station troops east Of the Rio
Grande, in territory she claims to be hers, and to
make that the pretext to sound the trumpet, in
vite volunteers, and proceed to the conquest OF
Mexico" more temperate course would better
comport with the condition of the nation, and the
pacific temper of the people, if not with justice.
Pursuing the course indicated, war may take place
Mexico be conquered, and peace follow before Con.
gress is consulted We incline to the opinion tina
the presence Of the United States squadron in the
Gulf and of our troops the Rio Grande, will de
ter the Mexican Government from declaring war
or pushing her troops into the Texan territory.
Cincinnati Gazette.
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FROM HAYTI.

The Journal of Commerce has full files Of Port
Republican papers to August 10th. There was no
foundation for the rumor of revolution having
broken out about August LIST between the blacks
and muattoes. On the other hand, the utmost quiet
prevailed.
Our last advces (says the Journa left the army Of the
Republic in possession of Fort Cachman which they had
recovered by their from the Domnicans Subsequently
they proceeded far 81 Jean where they found the
enemy intrenched and ready for battle Through mis-
calculation the part Of the latter the attack made pre-
maturely by unsupported column Of the Domincans,
which repused with great loss by energetic movement
the part Of the Hayen troops The result that the
ugyes communicated the panic to their comrades not yet
engaged in combat and the whole force fed with precpta
ton Having cleared that section of the nruders the Hay
returned their former quarters Fort Cachiman Pre-
yious this however, the Chief Morsse issued
order of the day. announcing the inhabitants of Las Maas
the restoration Of tranquility and inviting those who had fled
anticipation Of the approach Of the Domnicans to return
their homes and the peaceful pursuits Of industry assuring
them of protection their persons and to the fruits of their toll
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CRIMES IN New YoHK.-h is astonishing (says the Bal
more Pao the accounts that have of late
been published of MURDERS suicides robberies &c commit
ted in the city of New York Scarcely day that do
read an account Of tragedy Of this occurring there
The following the latest catastrophe Of this description that
has come under notice. the history Of which from
the New York Morning News
ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS C,sE.-Creat excitement prevail
ed in the neghborhood Of 81 Laurens yesterday
noon, about o'clock in consequence of having
been found with her throat almost from ear Her
name was Canning, wife Of Thomas Canning. She was
about forty years Of age, and the mother of three
bright and ntelgentooking children. When first discover
ed she lying attic room, bleeding prosey from
throat In the fireplace Of the adjoining apartment open
and bloody found and upon the floor spateed
drops Of blood at first supposed that she had attempt
ed commit suicide consequence Of alteration she
had with her husband but she subsequently stated that
man, who the other day to hire in the house,
turned yesterday, and after little conversation got into
quarrel and she cut her throat and Immediately fed Whe
ther this story true not cannot at present be ascertain
ed The taken to the City Hospital where her
wounds will be properly attended to.
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

by the steamer CALEDONIA, which arrived at
Boston on Wednesday morning, we have adyices
from Liverpool To the 10Th of July
The prospect of good harvest had improved
and the stock OF corn on hand from last years crop
is much greater than was supposed month ago.
The amount OF specie in the Bank of England
is no less than gl6,000,000, an unusually large
quantity On this account the bank refuses to
purchase the Chinese instament of ~, O00, 900 in
silver, and it will be publicly sold.
Mr.. McLANE has delivered his credentials to the
QUEEN, and Mr.. EVERETT his letters of recall. The
American Ambassador was anxious 10 enter upon
the object of his mission instanter, but as Lord
ABERDEEN had arranged to accompany the Queen
to Germany, the commencement OF negotiations
was postponed.
The probability of war between the United
States and Mexico had caused decline OF nearly
two per cent in Mexican bonds.
Parliament was prorogued on the 9th of August
by the Queen in person. During its session 1t
sanctioned the construction of two thousand miles
of new railways in England and Scotland, and five
hundred and sixty miles in Ireland. The capital
authorized to be raised in shares for this purpose
| amounts to g3l ,000 exclusive of g6,60O,OOO
required for the Irish lines, making in all g3s,-
100000.
templated change in the principle of the existing
| corn-aws.
| THE QUEENS VISIT TO GERMANY
Her Majesty has at length out upon her long projected
visit the Continent The King and Queen Of the Bel
gans accompanied by their Royal Hghnesses the Duke Of
Brabant and the Count of Flanders awaited the arrival of
their august vsers in the large sitting OF the station
The whole of the Belgian Royal Family accompanied the
Queen Ververs the a and then returned the palace
Of Lakin, at Brussels
The King of Prussia and splendid staff were in attendance
the station there and greeted the Queen and Prince Albert
with aficctionate cordiality.
The royal travellers every where received with the most
enthusiastic and lively demonstrations of respect and Affection
and with great military pomp and display.
FRANCE.
The King and Royal Family at the Chateau dEu,
where the Princess of SAKE Cobug Gotha has become the
mother of
declaration of war by Mexico against the United states
the great point discussed by the Paris papers La Prese
regards that puee demonstration, calculates upon the
support of Mexico by Great Britain and recommends that
France observe the strctest neutrality The Opposition
papers discuss the matter much in the same strain