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Nv an cen a TAsTET. Auc,,on.er..

ny GREEN d TAsTET, Auctionsers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, BRANDY, VIM
III EGAR, BUTTER, ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, &e, AT AUG
ToNon Saturday, 29h instant shall sell In front Of the
Centre Market, nj 10 O'Clock n M
An Of furniture
barrels best cider vinegar
barrel brandy
I nearly rockaway carriage
large lot Of cooking and other stoves.
wishing purchase furniture viii do
well attend the SALE the articles must be sold
Dec. 29-lt GREEN 4 TAsTEr, Auctonccrs.
oHORTREDE's Logarfthn.ic Tables, 90 seven places
Of decmas containing ogathmc signs and
circle gumen place and BY Robt short
rede r. r. captain honorable India
service hrst the gonometica c In
large Edinburgh October sio % shnes
sterling. Can be imported, TO order, by
..H FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CAHD--we take this method of informing customers
that their respective accounts win be made the 25t
slant and be ready for delivery immediately thereafter We hope
that those who object receiving them usuu by the mail
Dec @-lwh r.. HooE co.
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A FEW Superior DUPLEX, Patent Lever, and Lepfn<
Watches, the Europe
purchased of CHAUNCEY WARRINER, who being practical
matchmaker and having taken great pains get correct time keep
will not hesitate Of the above named watches
jcwelr, Diamond
Pins Rings Guard Fob Chains kc Dec 27--Jidif.
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NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS by THE PosrMAsrER
GENERAL, JUNE 9rH si9--Herve Crosby, for Pat
terson. Putnam county; Il. Willard for Candor Tio
ga John l. Gilpin for Athol, Warren; Levi Adrich,
for ast Evans Erie; Edwin Tanner for Pless, JEFF
ferson Grin Clark Evans Erie; DAHL Merrill for
North Bergen tjenesee; Candee for Oran Onondsga;
John Barker for Ellepburgh Clinton Asa Griffin, for
Clo,ersyle change Of Site Delaware; Archibald Fox,
for Paatine NJ ontgomery; George Phelps, for Putt
NEVILLE, Wayne; Rensselaer, N Ravens. for Mumord,
Monroe; n. McPherson for SpntSwood. Livingston
VIM 7. Noah. for summit Schoharie; A. 3. Spencer,
for Hobbieville AlegnDy thu Dennis for Enfield Gen.
tire. Tompkins; Lorenzo Hosurd for Cedarve, herki-
mer joshua N Rice. for Phenix Oswego; James Halli-
dy for Port Gibson Ontario; ediah Briggs for Honeoye,
do Austin T Fisk. for Ellisburgh, Jefferson John w.
fuller fer Alexandria do. Joseph Deano for Wad-
bsm Mills. Essex; James w Phillips. for Amsterdam,
Montgomery Hiram Lewis for Norrisville site
Madison; r. ID e. vanderburgh, for Salt Point, Dutca-
ess; VIM Frest for Warrington do; Saml X. Wood,
fr Mabbcttsve. do Dann 4. Cuck for Red Hook do
Seneca Grouse. for clinton Hollow. do Peter q Oct
man, for Epbratah. Fulton; Geo w. Seeey, for Fair
port. thsmuDg Solomon Denton, for South East, Put
nsm.-.al5ony Journal
JurE linn AND IL j. Shoemaker, for Royston,
Niagara; John T. Mills for sphank, Suffolk James j.
Cairy for New London. Oneida John candle for tiol-
land Patent do Lemuel ID Branch for rrumansburghs
Tompkps; John Beebe. for Dayutaviile, do Nathan
7 bomsop, for Kirkland Oneida; \. H. Rsthoons Tor
Chatham 4-Corncrs, Coumbis; 4tlexr Whaley Tor We
roma Oneida; Gilbert Warner, for Fort Plain Moutgo-
merry; Aaron Baker for Eastou, Washington; mos I.
Dyer for Springwater Livingston; EAson Anen ior 70
~, Furnace Opeida, name OF site changed " "tisS
ville'
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The Charade doubled the outer station to windward
at III 30m 40 and arrived at the starting point at
10 %; the Palanquin at "a and 22.57; Lookout,
l.4Oand 2.23.33 Northern Light AZ 10 and 40 40
Sophia Grace, 1417 and 2 25 Is Fashion, SIS so an.
2.l7 46 Excelsior: 81 and 2O2o; Alert, 1872 and
"a 48; Alice, % and $780, and Relief 3S 80 and
6.22 The Alice the first prize, 500 having per-
formed the whole race in hour As min. and SO seconds
and arrived 81 seconds ahead Of the Excelsior The
f. won the second prize, $40, in 81 % and minutes
Al seconds ahead of the Relief which the third
prize So in % 49, and min IL seconds ahead of the
sloop Lharade.
The time which the others made easily be ascer-
tanned by comparing their exits and Sail
ing in time Is not interesting though fairer, sail
ing in line The excitement Of starting, the manage
men to clear each others wakes the skill to take ad
vantage of flaws and the interest of seeing two
dart out of the group and lead the all lost in
in time Nevertheless this regatta remarka-
bly, well managed and afforded great satisfaction to the
spectators extremely beautiful to the yachts
upon wind, they skinned over cut through the
rolling swell And going large they bounded along like
swans with outstretched wings To prevent misap-
prehenson, it may be well to state that the Northern
Light which took part in the regatta is not Col Win
chester's yacht His yacht there merely look
er on.-Boston .4tas, June 16
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iNTELLlGENCE Nv THE MAILS,
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

4
| BALTIMORE, June is, 1870.
1he Cholera Pan,c-I'raf Of Dunn Cussors
House A6ars-DIarkets, &c.
The cholera still stands off from Baltimore, and
lis approach is dreaded to an extent that will pro-
babIy not be exceeded by the reality Our news
papers are filed with advertisements of cholera
specihcs and prevenives, and the apoth ,cares
are busly engaged rolling sulphur pills and putting
up narcotics.
The trial Of Dunn, for killing Brown, will be
closed and gwen to the jury tonight A verdict
OF manslaughter will doubtless be rendered.
There ls rumor abroad, that there Is to be q
considerable reduction not onl in the number of
ofsees In the Baltimore custom house, but also in
not be made until the first of the month wben
these changes viii be made. There is considera-
BILE growing among the expectants at the long
delay III making me appointments
Ire weather to.day ls decidedly hot and sum-
merish; But the city Is so dull that can scarcely
lind an item OF interest worth recording
At the Baltimore stoch board yesterday there was n
great advance in American securities and the follow
ing ssles were made IS 900 u o. 1861 lIs: Ia 500
do. l161; zoo Treasury 6s ll6%; fl $50 Md ser So
99 "a shares Union Bank, o. a Mechnnics Bank
l42; MerchaotF Bank 95; do g5if: IL do o5X:
20 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Az; 1876 do Az.
The effect OF che foreign the -four market
was rather depressing Sales In the morning Of 400
bbs Howard street at 50 81 but offers were
made to sell at 81 b6i<, and refused Wheat has
slightly declined, with considerable sales Mt 81 03 a
81 % for good red Sales also " white at 81 81 IL
bushei with sales of white at 55 So cents and Of yell
low at SO u GO cents.
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Accounts from California and Havana.
The steamship Isabel, Capt Rollins arrived ut this
via Key West having left the former port the
Sth instant.
We indebted to the attention of our correspon-
dents for files of papers to the latest period and also
commercial letters from Havana, and usual ship
ping intelligence from Key West.
The Isabel made her run from Havana to Savannah
in forty one hours She has hundred cabin pas
sengers and twenty on deck.
Among the passengers are several persons direct
from San Francisco, California which place they left
on the 18th Of April and arrived at Panama on the
steamship Oregon.
May from San Francisco, and the steamship California
expected in few days afterwards with the family
OF Gen. Smith and Ex-Governor Mason
There was nothing especially new ut Havana. The
city healthy of fever having yet occurred
dica to the health Of the city had obtained currency
"Corpus Christi' was celebrated as usual at Havana
with msch pomp and ceremony.
Madam Bishop has left Havana for Mexico.
We learn that the steamship Falcon had arrived Al
Havana with her passengers for Chagres The steam
ship Isthmus being ia port the captain Of the Falcon
informed his passengers that they be trans
ferred to the lshmus he bound to New Orleans
The Ishmus being small vessel the passengers pro-
tested against the transfer they had paid their
age to Chagres in the Falcon Some difficulty ensued,
and the result that some ten fifteen went
beard the sthmus; the remainder eighty nino
ty in number, determined To remain board the Fall
and go to New Orleans. of them expressing
the determination to libel the vessel her arrival and
prosecute for damages Charleston Courier June II.
The United States mail steamer Oregon in which
came passenger to Panama left San Francisco April
18th Her crew, their arrival ut that port had
fused duty, intending to go to the gold mines Com
modore Jones' on being applied to 10y the captain
dered file Of marines on board the steamer, who
marched the her side to the deck of the
United States ship Warren. where they put In
irons Here they remained while the passengers and
their baggage were discharged and the steamer got
ready for They were then offered one hundred
dollars konth If they would go quietly board aud
their duties but they refused they then
marched on board in irons, while few fresh hands
procured-hardy sufficient to get the steamer t.
The rush Of gold-diggers to California continues
great Provisions the board reason
able - but at the mines very high Gold has
Gently been discovered the Towaemie, MERGED and
Reys three streams which roll into the San Joaquin
south Of the Stanslaus. An industrious may get
out his day any Of these streams. Pailad.
North .7Aa. June 10.
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CsacvIT Counr IS 81, 81 &c. 81, g. "a 10. 90 40, t.
10 es S72, 20, 70, H. Is, 70, II. 49, so, 49, 49, TO-
SUPERIOR CorRr 4s 40, so, So, ca, 70. "a, o. 4s4,
ll3 IA III 425, 49, 81 o. 100 12l l23 1875 $780, 1872
1875 1885 136, 139 lao. las. 147 tn 159 n a. AZ 49, IT.
Is % 70 g. So H. b. 1s TO- is. 78 119 161 16z 163
le4 100 10 l,3 63 81 %, 1lG 264, 14U 95, 49, 100
IranJnrd Calendar, General Tsrm al, 6S, 81, 81 80,
ln lu3 l04 LOG, us lOs no. liz to 1T l2s $780, 131
49,, 1873, 134.
tsaMor pLEAs.- Part Ii 8, 7, IL. a. IL, TO- o. u.s.
~ 30, AZ, o. o. 70, loS Psrt2-l76 $780, 1s2 1SO ls2
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Appointments by the President,

Charles u Eelavan. TO be Commercial Agent at st.
Thomas. William Henry Peet to be Collector of the
Customs at Fairfield, Connecticut, vice william ..
Pomeroy. removed
We learn unoiiically but believe correctly that
the Hon Daniel 81 Barringsr, of North Carolina, has
been offered by the President the appointment OF Mi
mister to Spain MAJ Tnfeihge GER June 10.
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,TnE MARRIED. woNAN.s PRIVATE MEDICAL Gov,

panon, by Dr. NJ Mauriceau Professor Of Diseases o.
Women Sixth edition lSmo., pp. 40 Price 81 S.""
copies sold in six months.
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aeconae wife and difficulties TO tho hssosnd
might have been spared thousands poor would nave en-
ioyed comretcnce thoussnds broken IN hestn ~Suo
III hundreds now In thergrnves oeen WIN sVs
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plating marriage IL discloses important secrets wmos
should be known TO them particularly. . - -
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On the receipt Of 81 copy will be transmitted BY mail
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CNYDER FISHER, IN. c. SNYDER AND T. s. FISH,
- sr) Attorneys at Law Cofeeve Mississippi Practice
in the Circuit Courts Of Ya,!obSshs Talss.eh Carroll
counties Also in the United States Court Pontooo SPEC
cai pven 10 tho collection 81 debts in any pa Of
North Mississippi ns{crences-wolfe Bishop; Wolfe
Giles pie Henry, Smith Towngend; Dennis Perkins Col
WI hyslop brothsr s. p Church; Tewnsendss Milhken
r. Ii, Nnliken,
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NOR sAN'FRANCIsC0 VIA CHAGREs-0N sATUR-
day. June Jth.-The we'll known steamship CRESCENT
CITY, Stoddard master will for Chagres Direct
saturday June p,h from pier orth River o'clock
NJ arriving In time to meet tho achc of July Tho
Pacific mail steamers Oregon End California having arrived
zach at Panama, tho way for direct aud rapid
imitation with Sap francisco For freight p,ssags
apply W J.HOwARD " SON, "a Broadway,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
REWARDS.

REWARDS.
ST0IEN.-A GOLD WATCH, CHAIN, AND SEAL =
The watch has gold face slightly scratched. gold
figures blue steel hands, chased engine turned back
mari ed the csp"M Tobias detached lever 10 Jewels
number got recollected Also oblong six-nk
plain gold fob Chain, and large three-sided topaz
swivel Seal gods chased Pawnbrokers and others
quesed 70 stop the above, IL offered Twenty five dollars
will be paid for the Of the at 125 Pearl street.
mp stairs.
q RLwARD-L0sT LAST EVENING, in PASSING
pO through John street Brosdway aud thence hr nigh
broadway and Franklin to Is varick street Memorandum
Book containing list Of goods The above reward will be
paid to the finder at is varick street.
OsT-SATURDAY EVENING, BETWEEN 40 BRO AD-
IL way East Broadway Note for $780, signed Thos.
p Williams to the order Of Gurden Robbins and endorsed
by the latter The finder will he suitably rewarded by eav
ing 1t at 40 Broadway, Room No. Payment Of note has
been stopped. =. q. WILLIAMS
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SPORTING.


MIR. GEORGE THOMPSON HAS THE PLEASURE OF
1v1 informing his friends and the pubic that hs will give
exhibition Tuesday evening June l9th when he
perhaps before exhibited. T. Hyer and Thomp son
will wind the exhibition by grand display and trial Of
skill (scienthe The exhibition will take place Mayors
Concert Hail. NO l0 Elizabeth street. commencing eight
o'clock Tickets to be had Mt the door.
A SPLENDID FORTUNE FOR el0 OR f5-Britannia
IA Sporting Portrait Club % George street. Plymouth Eng
landy the desire OF patrons Of the Club there
will be Issued series Of engraved Portraits of all horses
tered for the Great Doncasr St. LegeI Race of 1919 The
distribution will be conducted upon the legitimate and
Derby The different classes of Portraits
designated thus: First Class Second third Each
member will he entitled Portrait Should it represent
either Of the Winning Starting Horses IL will the
holder the PARTICULARS below 1000 Members
each series First Class Members E0Second
do. 81.
To the MeL.ber who may hold the Portrait of tho
Winning Horse. ID Horse. Sd Horse. Each starting
LIST Class, G20OW G6000 $4,000 C5O0
2d Class 10000 5000 1000 $50
Sd Class 1000 400 200 80
The be paid In full to the winners
Immediate application for the vacant Memberships is
sary All letters must be accompanied by emittanee
Drafts SC made able to the secy WALTER JAMES Esq
the classes Receipts will be duly ged
numbers forwarded nstaner Full particulars of the
will be forwarded to distant Subscribers.
VACHT FOR SALE OR TO LET.-THE FAST SAIL
Yacht Pearsa Is tons burthen has just been put in
HUXLEY LOCKWOOD. 40 Wall street.
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MEDICAL.

T YONS MAGNETIC POWDERS 420 BROADWAY
IL The American Institute did better thing than
when it awarded Lyon premium for his Incompatible Pow
der and Pills which, while they be eaten with by
child allure from their hiding places species of
noying insect together with rats mice and other vcrmin
which taste the prepara ion than they die!
DR COOPER. IA DUANE STREET, mas. FOR TUE
- last confined his practice TO the treat
mercuria and other diseases Of delicate nature
the aggravated OF this disease and
mild removed in two to five days perfect cure or no
charge.
COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK ON THE NATURE
IA and Of venerca Diseases and all other adec
tons of tie gento urinary Of the male and female
Quaro illustrated y great Der OF beautifully coored
Plates finely executed doneations wood Ike.
no. BY H. BosTwIcK, NJ. ID. Price $40; ID edition. Ex-
the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal-t
illustrated by extraordinary specimens OF colorod htho-
grapy equalng copper engravns In the deieacy OF their
finish and n striking evidence OF the ndomitabe
Of who TO possess an unconquerable
that will enable him 70 leave his in society
he will No spoken Of when the memorials OF him
found in the libraries Of those who know that
both and enved while living without at
tempting minute parson Of this venerea Guide with
publications the family Of diseases may
said feare tly that this decidedly and without quaf
equal these BY contrasting the two Volumes
both the and the OF giving instruction. In
humble estimation should be accorded to the New York
Dr. Bostwck has done the profession good service,
nothing this able work from being spread
land the fact neither be deuied conceal
that he has produced thorough well desed systema
this branch Of practice heretofore attempted in the
try Leci Diseases OF the Urinary Organs Author
seminal Diseases resulting from self abuses mpotency
and other kindred affections 30 pages - plates third ed
ton, price 81; Author Of work entitled Ans 20 Young
tending stefan and Surgeon New York Medical and
Surgical Insitute, 10 Chambers streetremoved to 50i
Broadly sy For sale at the publishers srnger Town
usual monthly reports OF this Institution
cured. viii not be published for ths present;
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By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity Of the
latter left ut tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period Of last year. shows increase of
SO 1908 barrels of -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of Of the
principal articles Of prsduce left at tide water from the
Of navigation to the 14th Of June nclu
sve, during the years 1s47 '4s and '49 the canal in
those years having been opened the LIST day May
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LOE CALIFORNIA; BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER YES
eel Of go burthcn just bu IL for tho express
fitted with handsomely furnished state
cabin her entire length convenience and
comfort possible will al about thu 18th Of July, in ballast
rim with every probability Of making aremarkahly qsoh
iip About 20 passengers, forming select company AZ
.rr re massage on applying to O. d. ROLLINS & CO.,
IS Wall street.
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RECEIPTS OF

The receipts Of -four and show increase last
week, while wheat and barley have fallen off, compared
with 1S47 There has been falling of in breadstuns
and increase in provisions, lard wool and bacon.
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The Board of Health's Preventsve-The
col MERCIAL AFPAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, June l6-6 PM,

saturday, juno IO-0 P.Ms
The stock market not so buoyant to-day, and
the improvement of yesterday not sustained.
There very large sales of all kinds of stocks
the supply of everything upon the market is sufficient
to depress prices, but for the great abundance and
low price Of money The transactions in government
securities to-day unusually large, and the high
prices ruling inducing many to realize. At the
first board to-day United States 6s, 1885, advanced y
per cent; Mohawk, "a Canton Co., u; Harlem, "a
Erie Bonds 1859, "a. Treasury Notes declined per
cent Illinois 6's "a Morris Canal, u; Farmers Doan,
Erie RR a; Long Island q Reading RR d; Erie rs,
q. The bears in way daunted by the appearance
of things in the stock Market and every per cent i'm
provement in prices strengthens them, and gives
wider margin for fall.
The transportation from the Schuylkill coal region
is weekly enormously large, and rather increases than
decreases The amount Of coal brought down the
Reading Railroad, for the week ending on the 18th
inst is 442e3 tons, which will give aggregate of
freights of about $4,000 The Schuylkl Navigation
Company brought down 800 tons; and the Lehigh
Navigation Company 427 tons, nearly double the
amount Of last week The aggregate quantity brought
down on the Reading Railroad, this year, is 1885, 97
tons. On the Schuylkn Canal, lilo, s72 tons.
The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley left at
tide water during the second week in the years
1s4s and 1S49, follows:-
Flour. bbls. Wheat Inn Corn bu Rory.u h.,
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~ series Of Grand Promenade Concerts on the
magnificent scale and plan that adopted
trsed Julien and ausard in Paris and London
steal artists of salient and respecaby, who wish
submit their propositions lin writng) to their
guarlv authorized agents, &ossrs Corlyn and Martini
Barclay street. lew York FRENCH HEISER.