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qusnt arrivals. Now. tho mint in months only
coined a equal to that held by this government In Dust
It is required to make those funds available the
government expenditure. No work be done for the
public In sixty days. during which there will be At least
IS 900 cumulated in private hands The delay Ia
coming already demand for money the arrival
OF any steamer with dust from California; and it will be
seen from the above operations that the government has
pplied this demand the extent OF nearly 6S000 900
The negotiation Of the Erie railroad bonds and the failure
of Austens Spicer, * Co removed extensive Dor.
rowers the street, and far lghtened the demand for
money in the stock market The law authorizing the
coinage of gold dollars and double eagles ceased the An
Instant and am aware tina, Il was renewed
The produce markets generally pretty well supported
Wool /, frmthe demand being in OF the supply
and dealers refusing % sell unless the stock is in hand
Cotton is less hn and sales makng under unfavors
bile adyices from the South, quarter cent decline
from sales at the close of last week Tho prevalence Of
heavy oauinocal storm, accom- panied by much snow
checks outdoor transactions and dour very heavysale
common TO straight State. 81 80 81 SGT Ohio, Michigan
and Indians 81 81 81 rs pure Geuesee 81 81 81 81
Southern Is in good demand-sales 81 6l 81 rs Corn
m steady 50 O6 Wheat tCaosdan) is held in bond
al 81 100 cents, Rye firm at II rs cents Oats dull
- so cents Corn quiet 66h 81 cents southern yellow
Whskey, 2ti New pork is shade lower-saies mess,
8I3 rs gil for prime Beef steady $40 u.s. Lard
sees freely at 81 81 Cloveced sells freely bS 80
50 new Tobacco steady, st9 IL for Kentucky
Freghts are sctive-coon Liverpool Id. flour,
1871.
The stock market is gradually becoming more buoysnt,
the prices of sound stocks improving The quota
tons to-day are as follow
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=. m .~a Ma HLAs1<O have the honSR ~ AA1ogMA1nG
m, ,ad,,. gentlemen Of Washington hat AsR DAqen1
Temperance Hail. - viii -
opened every from 10 O'clock 70 ococh tsnssps
ing sundaysD
f.ri.s npon with excel
moderate psios Appssesnoss " aaAs =
Parhsrs Fancy sscvs, Medicinal Hoss,
peb 1-Sn4Ml
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CANTON MATTINGs-Just received, . bsss saPsnos
u and 81 msiny all Of superior rosy -
6nsh which reasonable terms BY shs -
scribers.
plain Brussels ply ngain and Venetian capen, 80 -
'"''' "''' CLAGETT 4 DODoON.
f wss pcked up in our store . ago, wrsvvsA
niece of paper "Hair OF dear tas
ayed four months January Is ieA 49,
July 2 ls5oo Of beautiful hair This may be valuable 70
whom will be most happy to restore on sPscA
Mar 2-eoa - ~
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III OURNING Goods for Ladies'.
wi 10 pieces black harage some very nne
mourning silk
20 do 40 alpaca, ali grades and price,
10 do do Canton cloths
do bombnypc, best nahs
WIN eaIieocs, ginehams lawns, &C , -. u.-.x
penn.yivsna avenue between TN swA ~ 81.
Mar s-d2wif
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From December to June The amount in mint med
the legal limit; from July March regularly increased
under the law. l have omitted the interncd ia tie
months shorten the table 1t is observed that more
tbs hnf-say 81 00oof the funds Of the Urifsi Sats
ayt invested in gold Dust and be made available only
by coinage Now, the operations of the mint for January
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1856,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-01
PHILADELPHIA.
eather-Narkets and Stocks.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF l he Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday June 80.
Henry Zantzinger, Esq, died rather sud-
denly IN this city yesterday morning. He was a
,oung member Of the Philadelphia Bar Of much
worth and promise.
George browning, OF y. j.. died suddenly at the
Washington House last evening. Cduse-jisease OF
The heart
The thermometer is knocking ZIP against the hun
dredth degree and We are swcltenng beneath the
heat What a difference between the temperature
OF our cities and The watering places Yesterday At
this time | was seated IN front o; Hooper & Lud-
lum's Mansion House at Cape MAY. with the thermo-
metre at Go and delightful sea breeze blowing 1t
seems like dropping INTO hot vapor bath to come up
10 the city again.
nc Fi6rr market continues ye~y quiet AZ Dbl the
asking rate for Shipping brands. but there IS very
lite export demand and only iew hundred bbls nave
disposed If For city consumption moderate sales a.
I5a4 81 for aud for brands, aud Jl4di % for
extra a small sale Of RYE FLOUR a. tfa CORN MEAL
5OO bls PENNSYLVANIA sold gu SATURDAY at l . 3o -
Supplies Of WHAT coming IA more freely ana the de-
Tuand limited Sales ~ 600 bush far and good wh'e ~
30 Cisal o. aud red al 9d95 cts Y bush. kffs "a ON o
arrival IA n Cts Cons has been mDicatt demand and
several lois of yellow u at GO aGi cts. al0a In OARS
WHISKY continues scarce Sales Of bhls at q and hhi a.
yJcf
~s,4rs ~ SrocKs-F FIRST Boqrg p Farmers aal Ne
CHANCES kank 80 600 Spring Garden g. 81 i01 $4,000
aud Anton Company 6s, %, VI $500 ~ c SIS, 81
SECOND B0p-d - eco Reading kui'rad Mortgage bs,
a. 70 SJt0j Chesopske aud Delaware Canal os, IS, ~
SiCOO d. do 90 Lohigh Interest, So 10 y BANK ~
SohWsll Navigation cs, 20, s0l $1,000 Reading X Il y
$1,000 Reading X e., ~.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FROM BERMUDA.
Important News-Rejection OF the surpmes cs
the Cessen .-Impendins Loss u ""'
Avyfeultural Prospects. &C.

Co,rssDoncence Of The Tribune
BERMUDA, Thursday, June o.
rhs MOS; importtnt event which has taken place
IN ,h,. CoIony since last wrote you, IS the rsect'n
nj n. suppiies by the Legislative Council or secoho
h,a,cb Of the Colonial Parliament. THIS step has
,een taken By that body because the House OF As
.embl, had inserted in the Bill OF supply clause
,,ovidine that al duties paid upon oxen imported
n, the use OF Government Departments should De
RENTED upon cOnnissariai certificates beng pre-
.en,ed sy the contractor 20 the Island Treasury.
The Assembly inserted this clause 70 put the beef
contr ,oor upon the footing as the -four or s'i-
oar con,yacior-the latter being exOnerated from the
6aynent Of duty or those articles supplied 70 TO
semment establishments. The Council have taken
a very limited yiew OF the question, as lledrii ndhf-
y maj the remission Of duty would be for the bene
4, Of the party contracting, while they wen know
that the Imperial Government INSIST that all supplies
ffr the use OF their servants siaI Dc ifee oil dlty
because duties are always pald ny consumers ing e
Camel. | suspect have moi seen the dilemma which
,hev are running themselves into, by opposing
Measure in which the Imperial Government IS deep
y interested and shall not be surprised 70 hear OF
their getting sharp rap over the knuckies iol theh
uniust and impolItc proceeding. TINS act OF the
CANCEL has endangered the duties imports winch
exulfe eth July and unless the Governor proroyue
the Legislature and call II again IN day or TWO he
duties yyi lapse, and an immense quantity OF oorl-
ed goods viii come out free Of duty but presume
The necessary fofmaties Will take place to-day 10
enable the Assembly 10 enter upon the framing OF
another Bill OF supply.
The AGRICULTURAL State Of the Island is prosperous
we have exported upwards OF sol 900 worth OF Farm
p,oductio us tbs season. and the total value OF our
Agricultural productions for The season Is over @SO0DO
Tins is pretty well when our limited extent Is con-
sdered and the Indifference that formerly prevailed
here respecting hUs5andry.
The Merlin is lust Ia from ST. Thomas but brings
no news from the Wesi Indies of moment.
Yours, &c.
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OF he capital stoch OF Tie commercial panA 81 al
banv has cecn declared
We annex the following statement OF ne
F,n.s fro. tbs uor: from ;4e o.; 70 ne a5;h Of
June
ppzrrss3o IBIS Rss.n II 30 P.ch. 20 eores s. Ca
dles 5 ssls Pork. pkss Dras7 ~ gas sos +
w. y. 90 BIS F6nr case Cigars l35 pk-S t.
r. 20 p.les,es. DO Dry Goods. sfs PLANK. aids T.
oeeco, % casss a., - 2 cis.s B55ss
ARogxrIst REpUsLIcsi rs Dnmestcs y -o5l rs Re-
fined sugar. f45l 30 Manila 1red iooi,o; ~ 60
otrs PTa..as boxes Sc.ies 81 htls Flour l ..i ID
S5ch ZC5 doz Blooms ~ 10 Pals y Shelters, 1881
sysr. Wa Iy1Irs-393i rea'as Pa-er 70 ha-s b =:
e e. PORK sco = Lard 959 90 Hans 1io : C1eess ;o
20 b t.er = Il B-scs 90 Il shots 3s5j ieei ';3
Lr.ahcr. Dol. Cement. 3 7o,cs .nies' - l..-' Ia,
q ba-s seed boxes matches. - he,ca >plin p, ~.
A $50 re icr IS 30 Ae p nns Ninee ~ 10 . -eih
7rass Pants DE- scars. 10 poA"s I'm D,is
80, s ai rc.gs D-gs md cnes. d. Ntn>eens,
case Staii"ners. o DO Shoe ) rsss M ;" -
iCI Laskel. Champagne u trunks gTafi BAG ,9 = =
iI nSo,.,Iyos 60 ss refined Sugar. Ahis Toblcco
trolls Leather. pAss Drugs. 100 BIOS Hefllhss g
5rkrs Scales p-s Axes. 90 DDS Bei !. "a sa,. ~
clsEs Nalis zoo oores soap, 3io rs tish psTs D.
nesiics 81 Dbs ewves = boxes 4 -. s'i, " ica
pcTk SO s Ham. b " SHINGLES. b6is Rread s. cls,'
do. go hbls Flour s2l ~ Butter - ' nre z's ~
Ions Whale OIL ~ cass Powder, bedsteads l-' p'-ni-
.to4es. 1900 iee umber -. ,,.s,.1,
Flour go llls 49, AZ da Re Flour, ~ 10 Pos 9 10
Beet, case Mac aefy lbs s'.c', ,yyI ~, -' Ii
iarcc IotScco ~ - 5i4.i "a = ;. & l. is s-s 50,
3VC5 rs Lard Il tres RICE. zoo u1sl Com bush PeaS 50
t1s Bread. 80 bvs h-ea. 27J IS Butter. 1889 d. an
ATaeco. q r.is, Whale OIL. ~ dor Chars
BolIv,R-2 tos RICE 81 bbis Flour. oNs Fisa i6l o'
Lad 80 30 Buiier.e naes oaSum, - VI orc,s ], a'>
Ducf IS coils CsIdage Do DDs nleat, 70 pss- ID nes,s
80 do1 We, Hats, 70 az SHOT 3 rs halni io'ae.''
PAlsPsoioo baes Pmen-o .si IBIS RESIN bSs Can
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New-York Castle Market JUNE 8.

~ The Washington Drove Yard. FouFih-ay and Fors-
It 81 aud a. the Hudson River Bulls Head, tot II r.
lsau-st fl BceNts s.! Cows Calves SLecn and Lambs
a. Brow uugs SNh-st, near IIIi4y, aLd A. Chamber
Ian s, foot II kotiusol-stI
At WASHINGTON NARD-OGclod. 1900 Beef Cattle. all
Southern Sales good retailing qualities atrlm 90 cen
= % Tbs slight iallas OF from lasf wees \ lpI ot
AZ head were tikfn supply che Brmglt naval contract
vi lfAtf closes lull. With ahol 80 head ler over
AT .BKcNNINO> -Oherti - Cows and Calves De-
msud gpol. All sold a pret> ralslnf. in quality, tom
50 >3Va Si2 JtUU Sheen and Lambs Sales AZ from
- 5D"S2 - 20 81 Lambs a. from : 23a>2 - o. 81
Len over, tte.
ArCHnVrERlAlN's -Ose-ea. 200 Beores A. sid a.
from - - - JJ rs Cows and Calves SallS a. from
-. TO SedSi0 ~ lcft over 310 >eeeD AMI LAMBS
,Ste le oven Sheep from - 30 . - 30d>t (>aeS
slow LAMBS 81 J0aS2 ~ 20 IS ~ l>scs active
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II s some wha. doubtful Il a dividend VIII De &C.
cared IN the present months as an annual o'i'
dond &c thought By some parties ntereste1 70 DC me
best policy Long Island was without much chAA5e'
No,,.,cb was frrner and sold at 6os Canton was
rather heavy. New Jersey Mining was IN peuef
demand. stonington was better again. Farmers
vas hrmer. The market scarcely 50 buoyaa'
for Government Stocks
The market is frmer for Exchanges.
sterling IS IN good demand and selling at l0' ai0t
The supply Of FRS: Class Bills continues moderate
Frances are 50ss a 5O7. Amsterdam 4lto41' Ham
burg 36s037, Bremen 70: a19..
Freights are quiet but firm for Bread
SUITS Engagements 800 or 300 bales Cotton at a.
which is lower 1900 or 1000 bbls Flour is i0i 500
bush Wheat 6d Dead-weighi Us Cd To Glasgow
1000 bush Wheat I'd, ship to bag 1t: To the CONT
nen, the marke, IS quite dun. To California the
rates are 5Oa7Oc T. foot.
The receipts at the Sub treasury are
ss6I5s Payments 5000 9o4 Balance, sleli,5si
OF the pavments Ss00,CO0 was on account Of the
Mexican Indemnity and 81 100000 account Of the
interest of the Pubic Debt TO be- paid to-morro"
draft for 81 600 eco the Boston Su5-TreaSury On
account Of the Mexican Indemnity. was received by
the same part Is to whom paid the above amount
These payments constitute the balance OF the INSTALL
ment OF the Indemnity due TINS year About $780,
600 of this we understand viii go forward TO Lon
don in coin, bul we do no, know whether from tins
port or from Boston
We regret to be obliged to announce the
partial suspension Of payments by the highly resPec-
table clearinghouse OF $. Jaudon & Go. This mis-
fortune was produced by acceptances for Mr. Peter
Conrov Of New-Oheans, on shipments Of Cotton
which under the heavy decline in that article they
have been unable 70 NEE; from the assets placed IN
Their hands by Mr. Conroy. The amount Is reported
at something over $4,000, We understand that all
the liabilities and engagements Of The house WIN
the exception OF the above accepianccs, VII be
promptly met, and thai Mcssrs Jaudon d Co are
very confident that the Conroy paper viii be all pa
when returned TO NcH-Odoans. Messrs. Jaadon q
Co have always sustained high reputation as hon
orablo and liberal bankers an1 gentlemen in the
best sense Of that term. They meet the warinesi
sympathy of their friends in the prescn, Crisis.
The Imports of Dry Goods in June have
J bfeu as annexed
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Tuo 60. oa Charleston Gar. brig Richmond. irpm Bath
Ne.fIr savannah. wiia los, . part Of decN lnld
June ,JIat 81 =, lon o.. seen big NAPOLEON, I'm '
flIk for Mlnfcg0 tlF
Juno 20, a'25 MOI o, seen sh.p hrno in Apalaca
i-ua. l1r bue.rn
'Ho>t far Cnrr Hnrt'
June -1 uh che Canes of Delaware, sen May
fln Portland for Peierfnlre. Va
J'uo r. vas seen bns v knight, I'm Philadelphia go-
sane e. si IS q. lon % 80 bar, Bee New
Orleans y dis. tx BurieuN.
W. seen At same TIME, scA Milwaukee fu Cafiena' lr
Portland.
AYrl q. nj Caic HON. ship Independence, Cboate, I'm
Boston Feb 23I f1I Valparaiso.
Jnr p. onIi d So, Keys. ship scioa, S,oideId In
Orleans tlr lIFtwu0.
Iunc g. Care Antonio 90 miles, was passed brig Susan
SNotard. tm Trinidad f'r \NorN
Ami Z. ga hc java Sea was seen m I'm snip supposed
Che sheridan Cornish n Canton March 2l for London
Jun, z ats 3p, bars Massachusetts, Putchari I'm
VI g. Culrs.
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DIED.

on raay morning. June O. a O,sl,ck 4f;sT saa
- c-.rea.clv PAINFUL illness Ars. ELIZABETH 'AS
RIPE VIE Il jeremiah Va kpeE a-es " ye-IEs 3
rsn-rs and II DAYS
ten. lr pa. raj AZ 4cr late residence. ~ hatctt. -
T,r sr tau. afternoon a: oclc@. without TURNER IL
~ .-fH-l
- y sransln and baltimore capers AL please COY
Like some far tree A lt-n4a PRIME
Wl:h golden frIt AM f"1ialt Leaf.
Sc hlccmrd UPON The Ha,S ~ illle.
Ard sheltered many 1or~er ~ iea'h
Et an that form OF fTt4ie wor,h,
The ule-ri!ess nand fde1tA mas iva;
When fully npeneG hefe on hsrth.
The fruIt vas gathered gn IT, Heaven
On Sa.r-ta7 rsorn,n- June % ELLEN ctes. 3.1SA'cr
q Nit. James Grogaa. 2-cG years.
Hcrrcmains were deposited - Greenwood Cemetery on
Sunca~ rffcTnocr ,,--.,,,,
In Prooslrr N Friday morning Irne =. WlLLlAf
HAMIT TON, Of JACOB and Cecilia ? cfe-ac-e, ''i
wears anl months
Asses nnv Plans ~c-y-Icree-, Frdar, 1ine =,
Ms HARRIET McCOSfB, n tho 9 year Of 'er age Tor
cry fthls city. .-.,--
hIcnda morning June 80, after short illness PH0-Sf.
f. BARNES. N Tie jist year Z her
Her .fmalns vii he taken q PGT' haSS WeS:cheSt
County. estay morning, JAY = AZ oc.ocN ron LOO
Il.Zafeti
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CONVICTION or kNICKrRBoC KER. - The
jury, after Beng oat ABOUT nine hours, brought IN a
vtf.lci e. guilty. against kncAeIh0CNer. CHARGED
Nth The murder ul Harknef. The testimony -
strong, although The greater portion 81 4 circdm
sianual. rLuS has another Young man. IA The morn
Is of NE, forfeited iAW life 10 the violated laws of
ne country, by being guilty of the Richest CRIME
Anown Ia those lawS--,hc mupler az fellow. being
IN this case chlyc another fearful termination OF
career OF VCc--thC l9Sl step IN dOWNNeM course
lrom the dram slop aud zoe gaming table lo the gal
iow> How many young men are tacfC IN ms ciiy,
Who are ROW where hnlckcrhoCkcr was fcW months
axe. AID who may De a iCW months hence where he
nov. The case Of Hall, indicted with hnckeT-
hockcr Was taken up Yesterday afternoon, and Is
nov IN progress, lbuhaio Com. ADV.
tuan Vas found guilty oi mSnslauehter1
FAIL on rhs PiNNACLE.-We learn from
the G,soS,e Espta,cda thai the rocN called the Pln-
lacio. near the MIDDLE Fails 81 Portage. a rock
known 10 every traveller IN the GcnCSce Valley, was
hurled nom It's place u fen DAYS since. iri> rock
hVAg over the preclplce below the Seconi ial, and
500 feet above the bed OF the river. The prac
nee had become common ct climbing 10 The top 10
look down nom IT'S dlI2y hight, AMI an had Ire
qUCnily been ncCt Ssary 10 rescue persons who would
have fallen OF irOm dizziness and Il MAS for TINS
reason that u MAS deemed prUien; 10 diSlodgc Il,
which Mas done by a sand blast.
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To Mariners.

mrre.sau havIft-. Understand gained rrsderos 70
taa North >hpnasters. thaf All vessels bound in
ts port a.e sa Ger 600 system ri pota-e We dfcm 10
dt 20 DE -afn interests to correct this m7rfSs'n
a.d say such Is a.- tho fact Unon inquiry. we tn that
.rrl ra .l re- lr.f .DUr,.d pilots belonging totS pt'r
wl0 profess g. tli1N that business have meyer
c.u el v.'h fle provisions NJ the lw, aai until WI 10
CANNOT demand ices compel rhl Master u. vessel %
tre them Cn 'c~l Aai tftey were r. .al or au4 L.
they Fr roruHrn vessels bound here n- coal tha
PEELED fo faAr pilots $500
Iar,,u tehe l.'anI rassed by Capt Sckncy N lt 80
flu i. and trot-r leagues from -. - ~ stat Il
fa 1fe,,S Blunt of Nrn Nors months since r1'l-
fed urrrS of The existence II s. Peters. an island
.llr,tG W Dee Taios Dos Santos They say 1t appears Ike
IS lass yl d. defective hcel &c - roc> OF l.eu
or fOU etl ,lat Ut l1 30 y. laa no - =. and WAS no
ol. 1r t.e saiae seen ty Capt S
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Passengers Arrived

n ina Jric Mot'oa from Sgil' Con- Pond AID H.
dg. Of Charleston L Lass H. 0i - Cox.
u SciCoaer DegH7rt f-oa 1.a1arsH l. HISS .ad ,
ch drcn ena seryt. ] Richardson Murray Nr tr.eel.
laGr and chid Hone W n b. Vn and Robert Hl.eit.
fi ara second a5ccs~ : p9u-isss. lca-1nlierl with ;
samen rom ship Isaac Alncsson prt INTO bermuia IN
distress
IN 6rvt Js1cGo- from No5le-H McCie>fer. Dpret.
p ~ Arnold Misses VI Callahan Wary orslen. Ann W.
ra Lane Rirs Morton Mrs Ann wallace Mr. Whfar
Z. 5crs Reioqn. from Slgaa 70 Gnsaie-wn Kelly, :
Beams. Iare;ta StlnSon. - , - -
Yu trtr - Its0n Fuller. from S1, r17Gfif W "'-
h1--ou sss 4 Se,e,k tfrs y lsse. children. Ms,
Rsad.ev.F c Ste7ons n rers. j * Myers.
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Disasters. &c.

SHIp I>aAC Al rBroN-ENfrct FROM letter dared 8ir
mlia June 10 The slp Isaac Auerfon, Iot Psr'uth
frum Caso. win cargo of guano bound % Nrw- h"fN pa
into 3D. port iA, early pat al tls month lHh>ne :
tnc vessel coo tuas. lu leaks ha. II : feared tna she
v be abandoned AID sold the plea that she cannot re
NJ cry repaired here a. taSe the cargo AGAIN. unless
some grnonts are made with the underwriters h' the
ovucs should be r sogy 70 see So hnc vessel con-
damned here
SIR TWO MARYS II and from Apalachcl la, bound 70
Work with CARGO II cattnu put into savannah On
IN. j,h INST IN distress she le Aralachcoa on ne th
Of Nav on the l7h jane al Cape Fear hong I'D 20 cype
reure,i gale IT Wlnd. during which she lost her
maa and he greater parf oman raging orose cham
plates stove auUfsS fIa sustained cons dcfane other
damage Put mto st. Supou'S Sound on Friday tho 5i>
'ca,lc 'ldiF. SOB plot at RrnswC :. amt arrived NJ
Savannah tAru-h tie inland usage She viii into 'he
81. dock .nr lnt..Is.
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Receipts of Produce.

b the Nsrla Rrer Boats NoHalg June 81 80 ST bss-
els Com, sac 90 Wheat 1879 10 ca'. 3lia0 90 Re.
80 pigs Butter IS DO Ashes so % Whsky 3 Do Beef
90 Go Pork. 20 Cut Meats lQ.i2l buls Flour.
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MARRIED..

On Moudsy evening June 80. ~ Rev Or sprny. II Tie
hrek Cnapel JAMES K BuRSHAh 10 Ms HASht'H
A JOSSrIYS al 4 LIS c4i,.
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SECOND BOARD
MONDAY, June SOP. NJ.

There was good feeling in the ssacA
marke. to-day, and the fancleS generally improve"
Enc was active and buoyan:-gons ;osis--''h al
vance Of " cent. Harlem also improved ana al u's
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MISCELLANEOUS.
III. I,,,-loc,1V>0ERFUL DISCOVE-

NEW and WONDERFUL ID DiS 8, ,.. F..
hl-Ins -N";- HHor4b A'lannc INTO the Pacific Ocean
s soa to BE- er The TIE Morn a., S0s S ss a u or
Isvis III hhs' Sthe Mariner Compass . will give the
coure S ae e7 aud Res9Sa a T ihe hs9
Fehs ever Z. - ~ 1870 b. John Sheldon HIVlL
q: m p ne 9ci'V bRlATIoN CHRoNoMErER can b
=. q. b- ~ BLISS = CRElGHIOAs. The CHARTS
examined a a. M ! lew d1ys. Jyl e.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY l. lool'

Island 2 WARDS Island p. R-lnsaIls Islani. CITY
HosU;.a II Aims House SlacSve rs stanl l. CS.oEes
Home Colorec Orphan Asv,n1, C1i1rec persoa =, .
" WHITE, City Inspector
C.fv INSPECTORS Cfice, juno y. l15i
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AGE-VEder yeAI }le 20 2yelrS ~ 2to5 p So ~
lG iQt ~, S. % to3a = SOTO q % 40 70 - 81 s. o.
g.. % Is o. 10 "a. 2 10 al. g. ssJ.
PLACES Or NATFT1IT-t Ated states. -. IrelIad.
Er-i-nd, o. scotland, - Oers4al. IS France SSta
tL Als:l.s. l.. Itlv. Ps,sSI-, BIsA P.ss,ss.1us
=. NORTH America, ? Poland. l.
FR,N-AoFHAl, Bellevue, !. Psn,sa;Iary Bi4ck~su's
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June 4. per ste amer Washington, from Southampton.
SStVein geld June rs Ner steamer Humhot frOn ayr
SblsS do. June a. per steamer Niagara rom Lverp al
sSie6, totS IA gold S@SS54 Value ~ dollars Si6Dl oJ5
The Commerce of the port for June.
showing inconsderaoe decrease, has been as follows.
The arrivals m Nav iS5 vessels Of S,599 tuus
10 Steamers .tsn> 22.-ao lat Brigs .-..tunS $3.50
5 ships .-.-.iunS Sab - Sch'rS-..-.tu n> ssl4
Leo Banks 49,. tunS 5.59l ~ A-SroIs t...,. L. -
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IMMATURE ALWkNsc----rhfS DAT.
slrS-E Sfs-a % SETS 40 NoON->efs-
HIGs WArsR------Juue q
S.edy Hook . ljm GOV J. and 10 ijn Hs Gteil )oIi
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seeonc Board IS vas BID. TIE business both OF the
Enc and Harlem Is very encouraging Reading was
also buoyan:, and went 70 san adgance OF =
cent, with good demand. The tra1ic Of fhe Read
ing in the early par. of June diminished oy me
want OF vessels, bu, TINS mas since been remsiiei
The ne, earnings, deducting the renewal fund up 20
NJ ., ,,,e,e .s4s1.550
roy o, 49,. 70gC)
June estimate 49,
5yl.Goj
e., 4,, ,san 32.439
5-3vs1
Interest on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jo'yO
Dividend, preferred stock and tax oo,AJV
s3G6,OOO-2i 900
-s2i7 OJJ
Excess ------------------ - =,