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Mavkets+Peporte4 Jy Tslezraph.

ALBANY June 80 s-PLouR nsrke, quiet but pdces
,ustened; sales Of 800 bbls WHEsr-White Csnsdi.n,
: S. from cars; Milwaukee Club, 81 S-prime sample.
scarce sale, about $500 bush OATsS5c. or Ohio sales
5000 bush CoRs duh and buyers backward sales about
buh par, arrive Gle Western mixed lots st the depot
bring S2dS3c. WHISKY 29ic.
OswEeo June 2-s P;s-FLoUR dull; sales Of Wisconsin .;
WHEAT held above buyers views, CORS in good tesnsa
firm sales q bush 73dT4c. LAKE fsPosrs
IS TOO bush Wheat Is bush Com 1000 bush Rye CANAL
ExPoRrs-lo 900 bush. Wheat, 7,OOO bush. Corn.
BUFFALO June 25-6P. M-FLoUa fsyors buyers; nes W
bbs Tor State and 81 80 for choice extra ONO
and fr Gales % 600 bush 81 for chicago oPux
SO for Milwaukee Club and e IS FOR Red Iaalsa cy.N
fruer sale. S. 90 bush. 10d7lc OAIs ,sy
,al.s 25oc0 bush. Sec. WHISKY lower saLe n <etc.
FsyisBTs dali: lOc for Corn New Yort LAsk INrokIs
"A hours ending o-dsy-zec Dds our ttv'
bush Wheat; 5000 bush. Corn; 10 90 bush o,.a 0NLL
ExPokr.- bbls Flour; lsco bush Corn I'o" ou'h.
Oats besry all for tide water. ... D., -
INV OELEass June 23The reeeip. OF the Perass news
her. to-day caused advance in the Ps. o. o. &C,
tn nddng qualities improving most sAes ,oday fW oAes
l!a4 for Mddns The SAFES Of The ast three day, aaa
bales and the receipts the time 20 stock foO
bales rec-pt tbs po' up % the present. time com
pared with those Of last fail short $1,000 bales The re.
p At al the Southern ports this daie less than those OF
las, wear FLoCR-s declining tsadeney sales
Of ST. LoQi. 4. s7a l2 CoRS Is dropping mixed q Sc
P.t,cHrs-Cotfon LIVERPOOL S5d and Hsyre II 6c.
srsnISe ExcHASss loi Y cent premium aud % Nsv'YoTs
~ es4t
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SECOND Bols0.
TUESDAY. June 23-P. ".

Notwithstanding the large decline in the stock mar
ket during the last few months still lower prices
touched to-day and the market looked as gloomy a,
at any time since the year came in. There was a
little frmness in the morning on the foreign advces,
but this feeling was soon lost, and al and after the
Second Board the figures show lower stage of the
market than has been for very long time Erie
sold as low as 2sI, which is below any point touched
since the reorganization the Company. The market
the point Of protest Reading sold at 7Oi e7Ol. Cen
trial. 500. Southern Michigan 39i, closing at 10, &c.
With few exceptions the whole list shows a decline,
and Western shares quite heavy. Harlem was
one exception to the tendency of the market showing
an improvement of Ii y cent, and Illinois Central
was another going to l29 bid having sold yesterday
at l26i There is no marked change in railroad bonds
or stocks, but the tendency is downward.
The mail for the steamer tomorrow will not be a
large one the demand for Exchange having been quite
limited with good supply of bills offering. The
rates show under this quiet state Of the market, de-
cline of al cent on sterling The extreme rate il
y y cent, and frst-cass signatures uusold
at9i cent. Francs quiet at previous rates.
Freights are quiet, rates tend downward. The en-
gagemeuts to Liverpool are 45 hhds. Tobacco at l7s
3D.; 200 ties. Beef at 3D.. Cotton at Sc. y bale To
London 10000 hhds. Slaves at 75s. Is tee. Beef e.,
s.. To Bremen 10000 ID whalebone at &C., 80 tuns
measurement Goods by steam al 20s To Trieste 90
tuns measurement Goods at $l0 A vessel from s..
johns To L0ldsp, with psal, at 7ss. Another f50m
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Pnssrugers Arrived

IN he s,eom,ktp Pey,ia Jr0~ Lire'peME Wa. rscl,r
MIS-. dwell Dr. shepard sdy and servt Mrs Dgnss, s4 ~,
Children Mr. Richard Irwin and Misses iyin, Nj D.
Parish s5y inSn, child and Mis- Lszssse,h Mecca
Man ffowlsnd Geo. Petrie ard friend. Dr. Nsarsa Ma.
H,rr.n Nesrs King D. c Morehead Beaners Day G.ogss
Kres.ler J. a. HOLSTER, r. c; aarphy De ZarnOra iyrs
r.nb.~ z c Cowdeu Avet LADY asukhte. and nu. Sosl
n Besre siin.ou jr Rosentbs Appleton, J. wihsns
NJ Crane, Fr.ni, W. rsse, kee,s ~ k5anehss NSne-
ton w ID Hook Cha. 5. Debost Reese AID soa W sAs-
ten Bo,user W c Lsngdon Z. c Hall Lyrey and lay J..
Dorshue and lady Miss S;inson, hs S'iEson Mrs. H--.
Miss Harris two children and Aessrs Edward roxsr
T wiluerdirE Storey, Foster. h ; Hasa, AAssrn
Hotop G T. Rsmsden, Cha,. ~mser Archer John Potter
Dupb.r II SLACK d. McDoussle, John r Townsend A.
Lord A B. Fses.ler Fred Brandt Bach Hale Lacksnry,r
Cha. Townsend. rrsnei. Wrder' u q w C'.ns GsS1..
Yschsbin Mrs r Lsntbsney Misses Lants.ney M.sss A.
Sehw.ndler Jane. Duncan J. Seaman, VIM Butcher, IT,,
Nrrberger Hesenheim and lady Merrill roypsn yss Simp
son Isaac Man Mrs. Emma Holiet Messrs A. Greswoa
Vsntserp, Ron. w Corbyn Of Nblos Garden. accompanied
h, siruons Teresa Roa ssnors Clara Rola and Sig Sad
Petvin Of Scala Milan La Fenice Venice AID ne' hssss
TheSier. London. NJ =,
1. ne bark T. Cu'hiss fro" CarSend'-I' peNss' Aaj
and child
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Monday, June p BY the
Rev DR. McEoy Albert Brnkerhof "a Mics Susanna, eldes;
daughter Of the late VIM Edward, all Of this city.
Buffalo papers plesse copy.
GRAY-TAYLOR-In Houston, Te1s on Monday June
by the Rev w T. ID. Dslze Lieut. T. 7. Gray. u s. 70
Rosae W. eldest daughter Of Edward !" Taylor Of that city
LOCKERMAN-LABAGH-On Sunday june p. IN Brook
lyn BY Mr. Of St. Miohaes Church Theodore
Lockernsn 10 Miss Masdaens only daughter o. the Rev
LANIUS-HECKEaT-At Fsirnount Westche.ter County,
ly the Rev Mr. Rodr,sn Cay Lanus Of New-YoTk Cy,
10 Mrs Amelia Heckert Of Paramount.
sELLFCK-sMITH-In thi, city, on Monday. Jane p at
the La Fsyetepac Dutch Reformed Church by the Rev
Or Dewitt Mr.. P. w. Y: Seleck Of Wisconsn, 70 Miss
Maria L. Smith daughter Of A. P. Smith, esq Of this city
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II TON for BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-Iniussl3' wv
The shortest and most direc-csryng the Eastern "a
The steamers PLYMOUTH RoGk CAP ona-;ion ~
Ii. stonineon and Providence sad Bo.son and .rsS M
b., No Moth Riyrr sr.. wharf above Battery p.s 4
o'cioci p N, and stOninco1 Ct $50 ? m w o. "'
~ Ths VANpERBILT from New ork, Aoneay, - -
a.y ana fridsy FROM ssOuinstOa. Tuesday 1h"'''
TSn PLYMOUTH ROCK from NewYott, rsesa.yy
A., md sstnrdsy. From stoninston, Monday
p,ssrnssr, proceed from stoninson Per h.
6.nce and Boston In the Expre" Nal Tran, ample
e. III ,he ,sy morning lines connectinS N. ,sr enjsy
,hst prefer remain on board ne ~ ss,s og
.ssh.,s y,st undisturbed breakfs dessed 1870 -
t.stop IN the 7:l5 IN. train, coa2ectinS y
De II a N. train for Boston. "a ,rssn thssse
sssrss master accompanies tss s'es"
eseA wy. ., Skrishf spply = boess n
x.smsr or Of the Freight 0Gss, ptss NO WV
% o6es Ne, ~ Bstt~y Pases'
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Arrived,

steamship A9su. weSSho !. s.,.nI; ,.,,s, aGs,
Saf a1S sy H. snsS.aisd viii st.
Geoss from Philadelphia. for Chsrleston Monday p n -
and pass !. to spoaoId Tis.ton C. Sunday sS ~1 ef
4 NJ. steamship Per,s Judiin. Liverpool june ~
.. N. with mdse. and pass. 70 T. CunGd June CIV
Boston lat nd h Il .9 lsb p 1t: q
wheel bound e. supposed 20 be the wsainstSs u.s.
time p...eS Steamship bearing ~ .apposd ee .tsa-
hip Amecs bound Z, The arrived at h'r aosA THIS morn
Bari orch. (of se.sPort) Devecgr Gardens, jane IL,
H D. BroOiman Co. Jun. j, =, IL % .1 o,,
B.ri r Cushing of Propectl CocOrd Csrdena' June -
Bss H.rSesi Seao 81 days. to s,urse+
Bari Stephenson, Mount Ne~.orlesns June:s, e0,s
Bari Fnlms Lincoln Johnston CienfaesOs II days. sugar 70
sT. f TIcf.nu -. tof Philadelphia. sumner SAINT. cus
.i Ss s.; c. rass sa% Key
BIS Andrew Peters Of El,.OIhl, MsF.h.nd Santa c'u'
oqs !gPf b1os sadS Or X S..pS F fS's w
shs jane. W.isssii tof Beth, Black, s.lin.' RR,n
sthi N I.nsn M.Alin Gles ss.,s f H., ,.,,
pOtsioe: TO W NJ Smith: Has pass
schr Ksool.n of Gardiner Mel Hlsh, Porto csbelO June
sShr. EIii.beth, West, Albany for Boston.
schr. Detroit West, Albany for Boston.
sehr Baci squa Terry, Baltimore days coal to canSs
land Coal and Iron Co.
Schr Ida Mailer Hubbard, Baltimore days coal
schr Adele Griffin, Wilmington, NC, days. naval "o'"
schI John Walker Fsrren Baltimore days coal 70 master
schr Nsrysnd. Chase Baltimore days coal 10 Cunees
sehT ". Smith. ARplsbee, WILLIAMSON, NC sday' naval
to Scranton 4 Tsllmsn.
schr Emelne. Muier New0Tlcans, and the Belize Juns3
tobacco &C. West Waller June IT, lat Is 30 lon. seA
spoke b. bark Hannibal Of Shields from Havana for Lord
schr Caroline Stone, Boyntop, Rondout for Boston.
schr Castor. Harding Turks Island days. salt aud S ps&
10 scbiesspser ADdressen.
scbr George Gilman Mcclure, LMschss days lumber 70
ksyhew Talbot Co.
schr Mary c. Jones, Hill Newark. Del, psiu.
Schr. Mail Cropper Berlin. Nd, grain. -,
schr Sarah Maria of Cold SpriDsl UndeEh, bsacoa 'shs
l6 fruit 10 T. Gilmsrtin.
Scbr. Blossom, Salem. Leipsic, Del, grain
Steamer kennebec Hand Philadelphia 10 hours ndse !" -
Perkins
Steamer Sarah Jones' Philadelphia
Steamer Bristol, Allen. Philadelphia
Steamer Curlew Williams. Providence.
Steamer II. b. Beech, Sanders, Boston.
BELOw-2 bark.
sAILED-ship Manhattan. Dixon, Liverpool, parks ire,s
tore Carver, Monteydeo fssna' Mason, a.ess.i s
Queen Gray City Point: Dsney Ayeril Baltimore ssH~
Martha, Robinson, ssnta Martha
wED-Durng the day w. N. w.
The schr w Sanford lately sshore near squAn bssf
this morning towed 70 the city By steAntus Island belle ~
now lies q: the Screw Dock.
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THE TURF.
contract

CrsTEEvILLI COURSE l.. I.-TRoTTIss.-Tuesday
June 23Purse and stake, 500; mile heats, in har-
ness:
H. Woodruff D.. Frsuk DieseTson. ........l
J. d. HcManns br IN. Topsy..................z
r. walkers b. m. Jenny Hawtiu. ............ Drawn.
Tme-2:55; 256
Uslos CoURsE, L. I.-TRoTTiSG.-Monday, June
22.-Match, $600 mile heats, TO wagons:
H. Woodrnf's blk Black Bil............''.l
" Whean', blk ~ Mary Taylor....... ..... Dit.
Tme-2.9l.
Same Day.-Purse, s75 mile heats, best three in
FIVE TO wagons:
II. woodrua'. b. N. Queen Ddo.....l
" whel.n'- b. m Deception. .........Z
{ Caus brown gelciHr ........... .DTAHD.
Time-2.41ii 2ii. 2:D9: 2Sa.
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BOARD OF HEALrH.-The Board met yesterday
morning; present, the Mayor and Aldermen Walsh,
ShOls and Fithian.
with hides tobacco &C. On motion of Aldermen Schos per.
mission given land all the except hides and tht
they be inspected BY the Health Ocer Also grantees 10
schooner B. James Cadena sugar and honeyi ons Aeno'
phon Cadenas sugar and molases brig Eenor Aux Caye
coffee and logwood brig Nash Nuevas sugar and mosse'
Ship Mary and Eliza lying De Forests dock asked to d
charge hides Referred 10 Health Officer TO examine cargo aud
allow her discharge hides they in good condition
Schooner A. GrDne Humanscoa sugar and moiaes bark
Sampson Sagus Granae and moasses Bark Gpsey
Buenos Ayre hide, and WOOL asked for permission 70 dis
charge The action Of the Board Monday was
and The matter referred the Health Ocer for report
Aid. Schools moved that in all cases where vessels
arrive with naval stores, the Mayor be directed TO
grant permission discharge cargoes except in extra
ordinary cases.
The Board soon after adjourned
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK,


s.esn.hip.-Arso (Br Benson. Southampton and Ben.s
II Sanford; Canada (Brl shannon, Liverpool T. CanrL
ship.-sr Roi ert Peel Ham Hamburg l. r Ams:nekt
Ocean E,g,e.r sOehs LTe,S?O y1S. Neea % o'esa
BEis-E1preo, Ross, Havana r " King kC" r. u.
Ganbril Nelson, Gsmbis. J. A. kachsdo.
R,;a,+n A forrest Sawyer Belize Napier johnson % |;
rrindston Heavier Philadelphia, 4 L. }. Petera
schooners-Bsy State Sherwood Boston D.ytos sguei
Nav Helen Hutchinson. Bordeaux. Schmitt hezley,
Hohn london master Santiago Hsaey BossOs master,
D..root Norfolk 81 Bede; g. ". Baldwin CropPsr. Nsz
.ndIi., ~ Bes. hsyE5Se BrSyp; boston ss.ni NJ
ehsrd Aususta master; Persia tBrl, swih, Windsor Ms,
D. r. De Wolf
soop-wflsrd, Buckingham, Newport master
S,ssnsr.-Inn rliz. Robnsod, Phnsdelphiaj kenus "a
Hand Philadelphia Philsdelphis and NewYork Nsrestos Co
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with msskerel the past week. Large schools have
been teep between Cape Elizabeth AID Cape Cod.
One ves,d took a. many "a City barrels in one day.
The Ocean Steam Navigation Company proposes
to take the Hermann on the line on her next return
the bu.uess not being paying one without the mail
enufrgff
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Reeeipts q Prodace-,Irxr u

By Noyh Risey Bodts-los3 hi. Flozr 81 ~. =,
10 pin Pork do Ashe. 5000 busb- Com, 100 "a o.
~ Err Rad eof-ll 81 bbls Fiour IS DO wh.fy 49,,
T,tieco lei pfrs Rat.~r 47si sides Leather as BS
b.'es Wool. 10. Skins SO HosI
Nv the Hzdsoa hrcy Railroad for IA Week <.l,., n
% lG57iH bed Cs,le u Cslve' 80 i've Hoss a -
hos l6 bed q Nation pkg. Beef s. psE. Bitter 80
Poultry pas Esss pigs Fruit 81 pSrs Psp-r IN ~
ilogr = suSt Corr. 100 bales Hay. 81 BALI. WEI q -
Marble, III s1es Leather . n ,.l. Milk ~
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

VIOLATIONS or THE EXCISE LAw.-Yesterday the
parties arrested the charge of violating the Excise
law by selling liquor Sunday, were brought before
Justice Corwel for examination. They appeared by
counsel and demanded jury trials, after which the
hearing of the cases wa. adjourned till Tuesday Of
next week.
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Thus the Receipts falling of # 81 go from those OF
from 1888 and the Exports eAnoi' me
following results:
CT Britain. France otherF P. Total Stock;
1867. Dec. $4,000 10000 lO4Wo IosD Inc =. ~
l852S Dec 7S coo Dec Al go Inc 2C0 Dec 2s7o DeeI"O
NEW CRoP-We do not hi. weekipub'h our weather taoe
As Ia only repetition the ast-uneIcepoaoy iAVO'so
from all points Hence the crop has continued 70 LAX o
three 10 four places which suffered most o me
cold backward Spring s,L. .l.,...
We submit the following extracts from late southern s'ses
other those of partners 81 Hnu 40
bile, which viii be found in their paper ,c. ..
We also hear from vsrou. parts ot Texas gen
orally bloom early the 10Th inst and lev ehcePohs
blooI. reported in the more advanced spots" " l'
Georgia . ,, , ..,
The po,sibile. the ultimate result Of me crop t.e
wide wide that predictions OF sc
only waste Of words The longer We 90 on .nT H &c
find the great extent Of the ARA plsnted w
Yard in this direction has been greatly beyond tHs
season the history Of the trade. To give th
have combined Firstly An early % ~ Pa
Ing previous land was during me pas Liter
months earlier than usual Secondly!
White. permitting fell lsbOI IL clearing new a. 80
w. the utiye OF high prices The result na uee ga.
that. with ordinarily favorable seas ~ o'
would have been responded 20 Ntfy -oee-!
From its present backward condition however
average return the remainder o. ne
and Fall should he unusually favorable, ana ia,
should be potrsetsd by late frost 20 t~ OF
than usual With such advantages % taose, We mn
large crop would yet be possible but on the ota 80 We
ui; admit that an ost would nnIos toan.
damage. No solution Of the question need e ~
tempted till the date Of the hTst killing most ana INC ne coz
aition Of the crop be s.certained
The Circular o. Mr.. Edward Bill furnishes the az
nexed statements Of the
Exrosrs # B,oad, Great BriaiH aad ireland !'" !"
SrrfeS
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Advertisement.
BRlpY's GALLERY, No. $50 Broadway,

>
Over Thompson's Saloon. 5
Attention is solicited to the superb display of
IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS
BsADys Within month upward Of fifty Portraits Of ee
@bes including recently of Gems Walker and Hen
pinssen have been added 70 the collection.
TIVE GALLERY
will be found interesting place Of resort BY persons visiting
The city.
yeeorzed as the perfect work Of the pro-
Spced was introduced and IL made only at BRADYs at
No 2l5 Broadway
Persons occupied down town stopping at hotels In the
vicinity convenient 20 procure fTstclass Amtro
types or Photographs
- SPECIMEN PHOTOGRAPHS
Of the Asor St Nicholas Brevoor NewYork and Clarendon
Hotels
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ADVERTISEMENT
CATARRH.--There is Physician 10 this city, DIR.

r. GoopALE who positey cures CArARRH in It's worst forms
with remedy he has lately discovered He challenge, any case
and the world the test He be consulted Al hs once
No SIS Broadway free Of charge The remedy 10 In hquio
krn- Price { and s2 peg bottle.
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fAdvertisementl.
ALPHA DELTA PUI-The GRAFTON by

AID O. MITCHELL and the POEM BY w c. WILLiAMsos will
be delivered THIS "wednesday EVENING, at Dr. Chspins
Church No 54S Broadway, At y o'clock.
The BUSINESS CONVECTION will assemble on TsrssbAr At
m The DgXEa will take place on THURSDAY EVENING, ~
o'efoek, at the Metropolitan Hotel .
Members Of the fraternity cordially invited to attend
In behalf Of the General Committee .
JOSEPH H. CHsATE, Chairman.
FnAHKLN L. RISING Secretary.
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IAdvertisement.
'IrCHIs Six Lecfnres on Conkympt

Dr.. s. s. FTrCH's SIX Lectures on ConstmPaoo
and IN. Law, Of Life $50 pages so engsvings, bound
piopps the which be diseases Of the Lungs and
Heart and other Chronic Disorders sent by mah postage
fI.e on receipt Of 40 cents Address FITcH Co.. No III
BTasA
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Advertisement
Of conrke II Vas
/ told YOU so

/ told you so i knew II! vi course, III was
quite natural for everybody be pleased with the local
drama The SYBIL's CAVE or WILD WOMAN OF HoBoErS,
lust produced BARSUM's MUSEUM IL 10 the thrilling kind
az life like piece tina. always creates excitement you
doubt lie played TH AFrERsooS and EVENING The grand
PAyoPTIcos STUDIO is now open there.
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he tas been ally dealt with aud his body thrown Into
tie TyeT.

Cor RonBED.-Oo Monday ngh' h"Sh iI"''u'"
a No III Cherry street fell Ia with gay-"oh'"s
Scotch assie named Mary Bohn' lie alleges that'
within short time after, Mary took hi' porte nonna'e
containing so 10 gold and three gold studs. Ohieer
Eldridge arrested the de,efu lasse' and Justice o.
born committed her to prison ia default Of $40 bail.
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TyoR BOSTON. via NORWICH and WOk-

By &. f!ori:s :s.s. S,P " W. >, wv
e. nv an splendid steamer COMMONWEALTH Csrs
bans. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS md spsssa n,
Ayns Point thence By new and hsnd'9nssy 49,. Lsss
rsDee Lowell Nsshu. Concord White aOon.sn' s..s.S
ssh~r section Of New England ss,srosias can n -
gs,t ~ (ourflsnd.
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FRANKLIN L. RISING, Secretary
TAdvertisement.l

SUMNER ATTIRE.-France has issued some
splendid SILK thi X. T. WILDE No 25l
Boa1wsy received all the modes from Paris and has
besides stock Of DRESS CAPS HEAD DRESSES STRAW GOODS,
RIBBoNs, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, SILKS. Fancy FEATHERS
&c which defy competition in extent beauty vsrety and
sbesrDesG
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

NAVAL.
Lieut.. VIM. II. Wilcox, U. S. Navy, has resigned.
MAcgEREL.
lii yts,eS that NsvbwypOrt Boy hss been fusd
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Markets. Carefully REPORTED FOR The TRIsrSZ
TUESDAY. June % 1887.
Asurs-The nsrke, quite firm for Pearls At - % but
c0TToSTbe at. under the favorable advice, per Per
a. h.. b.p more active and Mddlngs are hIles iAr ass
A., 2 OC0 bales half In trsnsitu. We quote;
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IAdysrtisement.

l2.CENT AMBROTYPE PORTRAITS IN HatUrd
eoors to Life taken daily by the firm ct ssoD
Established Pictures for the people on the cheap
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Board soon after adjourned.

ATTEMPTED RAPE.-A German named Jacob I'd
DEP foreman In Bergs Chemical Works arrested yes
terdsy by Officer D. Jacobs Of Justice Clsrrs Court
charge Of having attempted 20 commit rape upon Mrs Jacob
Baumssner residing In Kent avenue Taylor street Ae-
cuttd committed by Justice CaTy for examination
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L PORT and FALL RIVER ,p'sIs .1 .'s s%Ya
80 Try5DiY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, q 5 oeoess
M ana The BAY STATE cspt js.s.i l.;ye: y. . is
!. NJ. from Pier No T., the Battery beth 0aes"s
Il New port each rsy. -, ,.. $4,000 o. an, spvv,
-, I'LL ,he .sme shsn have been paid for. .A,-
Fr.b 20 Bostos forwarded through with great aspses
y --P'' wv BORDEN Aren't Nos 70 and n WeN"-
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hrxrArrRE ALhAsAc....rsis pAs.
Gvo-Rsses..4 % sets...... A:So MOOD s<'AhA
Hck wATEs....rHs DAY. -.
GsndyHook.. e:4m Gov Land sSlm Hell GALE .''.zSla
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-. - ~. M .tnJ. oni.nr
eoptainrg so IN gold and three goid sIuds Oh'icI
.,,5s he de full lassie and Justice o.
'h"''"b' ..ol.u
CHARGEs or DURGL.RY AID RECEIVING SroLEs
Ioops-On the night u the 9tb inst The DaueneosyPe room
81 Mfs Helen McK-rtsou No so Broadway was l1noa'y
.ptered by eating around the lock aod forcing the do ana
yobbed II quantity gold lockes brea-Pn. ~~ch Keys
seas. ke valued $40 william Van Colt who Yes 10 th7
buildiue bsd constant 20 the ro"n was
searched by oser Lynn and Armstrong OF zoe se5nl DIS
triot Court, some OF toe in.Ds prop ~, go i ~ M
session. gold iockrt was also .r-u a'4 ~ 80.
SION Of lady WITH whom IAN St .~s -. nd - 49,
While u loeket'. u f'StPil ~ 80 :, g 81
found in the possession OF Ao'1hli H.. =. 81
Ihrystie street who st.o anal " 40 - * i ~ h
Robert kogS.ty . 80" ~ cs, 80. .,,I RI ra,nsr W,
tsrsl,y be latter held M examination suspicion
az receiving stolen goods. Two silver casters and some other
sT,ice Of value supposed been stolen tewi'e
found al of Rogosky and detained al the JsfeIson
Nte Police Court for the pecOn Of those who have
80 such prouerty
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NEK-JERSEY ITEMS.

On Sunday the trains of the New-fork and Erie
Railroad, running east passed over that part of the
roed at Corning which had been submerged by water,
and trains have regularly arrived since that time
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DID OF HER ISJURIES.-The girl Rose Cole, who
was badly burned in Jersey City Monday whe usn
burning gud TO knde ire died during Monday night OF heF
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CoRoSER's ISQUEsr.-A post mortem examination
the remains Of franc. Deamor who died the Dispeussy
N Court street from the effects Of stab inflicted by another
boy made yesterday by Drs Van Duyne aud Bauer The
Inquest viii be held the City Hall this afternoon at O'Clock
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mop BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

BOsTON-An. June D. steamers joseph whitney %.
more; Palmetto PkDsd.lphsi ship Clsrs Psen - Ino1.
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ACCIDENT AT rBE FIRE.-At the fire Yesterday
morning In Franklin Doyle Foreman of Engine
Company No Is Of the Eastern District had his foot badly
crashed BY stove falling upon il.