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take
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then farewell to Chils and Fever forever.
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J. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and 15l Charres street
Sole Agents for the South and to whom orders should be-
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As TO
STYLE, PRICE AND QUALIFY.
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Is boxes CLARET-Grand vim Chateau Latte
Grand vim Chateau Margaux.
Chateau Latour.
b4 Chateau Dillon.
2b0 st. Emlion.
~ Pichon Longuevle
80 Grand win Margaux.
Is WHETE WINE-Ht. sauterne
40 barrels =. :.
Is casks .. Graves
$50 baskets ANTSETTE, extra-Chauvet
40 casks CLARET-St. Julien.
Gu Margaux.
90 Chateau Dillon.
Grand vim Leoville.
Fo. sale by c. CAyARoC 4 CO
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Merchants, Banks and insurance Ensmnn-
MES, and Cotton Brokers,
VIII find Mt our Establishment everything necessary M ~
plee the couHngroom with the best selected stoek pY STA
TIoNERY ever imported. Also, COTTON SAlEs AMI,
ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS, of all patterns: asa ssst7sa
and Grain, Sugar and molasses WEIGHING BOOKS
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
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EiXCHANGE-SIGHT AND TINE EXCHANGE on
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NANTL,
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NANCY,
LYONS,
MULHoUsE,
AMIENS,
sTRATsBoURG,
METZ,
MINES,
ST. ETIENNE,
REIMS,
81. QUENTIN, VALENoIENNEs, CARBEs PAU, BAY
oSNE, etc. For sale by
10. CAvARoC 4 Co..
mz' I'M IA Royal street,
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Observation-Disclosures.

:LawaBooks!.a LawgBooks.
IAN extensive and wellselected of LAW BOOKS
prising TEXT BOOKS. STATUTES, DIGEsTs REJOICE
and LAW TREATIsEs of the most eminen. Arnsrrsrs s2
English Jurists.
Also full supply Of FRENCH LAW BooES-ags VI zass-
shers prices.
BLOOMFIELD STEEL h Co.
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TOY Glen kss of Courts .sssherlfrs lJusfsc essgE
the Peace tandB Recorders.

We keep constantly hand full supply of RECORD
BOOKS and DOCKETS various sizes and styles; RfaIsI5
PAPER rnled or plain, Leg AL CAP, NOTAEEAL PRESS
Els, etc.. etc.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL a CO.,
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bly, from q million TO a million and quarter. The
shpmen. Of Wednesday looks ike being SEQ coo, or
Eco,o0o. Ro,bscbih doc. no, ship anything, and
viii not perhaps on Saturday.
The arrangement between the four trunk lines 70
the West continue to work smoothly, and to
Mr.. Corning will hold consolation with the freight
agents Of tee other lines to sgree up0n further
advance freight, if thought polite. There is but
little doubt that general advance viii be agreed upon.
There is little more activity in money partly the
result Of the psymenN at the Sub-Tressury on the
new issue Of Treasury Notes. Call loans are y
cent, with occasional Transactions al I, cent. The
banks getting fair amounts Of paper al 81 az cent,
but IN the discount houses rates IN
'rihe easier. Leading six:y-6ay accsptances so a;
ta6t cent, but the current rates for prime paper
due in September and October are 7as y cent. The
supply Offering is quite limited. II was to-day re-
marked Of sugar paper, which has been recently IN
der cloud, that although in some cases acceptance
had been refused, yet in no case had any been pro-
tested al maturity. portion of the discredt upon
this class Of paper has from the disparaging
marks Of New-York houses, from whom valuable
Havana accounts have been removed.
The following is comparative statement. Of the
PHILADELPHIA Banks:
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TUESDAY, June 2l-P. 4


There was heavy feeling at the Stock Board this
morning, particularly displayed in the Western
shares, whigh in nearly every instance fel! off from
opening quotations, and closed dull. New-York Gen.
tal tolerably steady during the hrst cal but on
the second. after tie Western shares had paced
under consideration seemed to share somewhat IN the
downward turn e the market, and declined to 80. IN
final transactions The dealings were not large in
any particular stock, but the most important novo-
ments were in New-Ycrk Central, Gslens, Rock
Island, and Michigan Scuthern-the decline On the
three last named ranging from to ! cent. Rock
Island touched IS at the Second Board, and closed
dull TIE decline in this stock was partially
owing TO dispatch received in the street,
the substance of which was that the bridge
over the Mississippi had become 80 much
weakened BY an accident to OF the piers thai the
,rsrsi of trains bsd been interrupted. In Reading
the movement was not vigorous. but the rcck was
su.,siped at the First Board. Illinois Cer!awas not
dealt in to any extent, bet was one Of the hrInes
STOCKS on the list. The shares hsvo been taken on
If the street to large extent within the last ioft
o;obt ard the amount of stock row in the hands o;
brokers is quite small. There was fair degree Oh
activity in Missouri is at the First Board o.
:, ;mnrovemest of T. cent, which was, now
ever. lost again in the afternoon. VITA thl'
o,cen.;or there was but little done in state
stocks. In the afternoon, lot % *"'"V
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js-1aw6wW Piemont, N. Y.
CUPRINE COURT.-In the matter of the ap-

- plca,ion Of the Mayor Aldermen and Coumonay Of the
City Of NewYork by the Board Of Commissioners Of the Cen
trail Park relative the acquisition Of lands for public park
place 6th and and the 5 nd 9Th IN The
City New YorhThe Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the City Of NewYork by the Board Of Of the
statute entitled IAN Act 10 alter
the Map of the City of New York By laying out thereon public
Place and to authorize the taking Of the same passed April
l8-hree hs being precautionary give notice 70 the
sees parties aud respectively entitled unto or inter
the lands. tenements heedtanens and premises
hereinafter mentioned and described, that they vii apply
the Supreme Court Of the State OF New York at special
said Court be- held at the City Hal Of the City Of New
York "Wednesday the 9Th day oJuly 1852 at the opening Of
the Court that day. Thereafter Counsel be
heard appointment Of three Commissioners Of Appraisal
the above entitled matter estimate in favor Of the several
essees parties and Aforesaid inst and equita
bic compensation for taking ali these lands tenemcus hered
and premises lie between the souhery line eide Of
and 9Th In ssid city
which the said Board Of Commissioner Of the Central Park
advisable acquired for the Of extending sad
Central Park in the City which said land. and Prs
laid the map plan Of sd city under aud By
virtue Of entitled I" An Act relative 70 improvements
touching the eypg Of and roads in the City Of New
York, and for ether purro-e passed April l-Dsted May
r. 1889 RICHARD BUSTED Counsel TO the Corporation,
my27tjy6 and IN said Beard Of Commissioner.
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DIED..

CORNRLL-In Brooklyn Tuesday morning Joos q MARI
rts rsIsiiys. and ends family invA attend Asr
fupera without further invitation nom b~r Ats r-AeDo1,
No. 50 Per.pont street, Thursdsy afternoon At oo-h
consumption, Abraham q. CA.tsrtos, sssd ~ yssS
cosrER hi. ely :.ds.ssly On Monday morning. JaH 20
eo.umpcn Am.. -iis q J.m..R Deg. n h+f s.h y..i
cock Wednesday afternoon from hsr late residence Ca.
rage. vii be IN waiting In Jersey City, e; The vsny "
o'clocL
ssr lingering sickness yssrs Nuy beloved Wis
Of stephen Diamond, aged IS yesn
Of TSomas w and May A. D.vid.on, .s.A months.
D oily IN q John and H%ss. bSess ssa Is ,.. Il
HuNT-n this city, Sunday, June 49, .fsr o.s',
Ess.r- daughter u B.rtoiomsw and EiI'esth Ha0s q
Greenpoin,, aged IS yesu and II dAya
E.n. relic, II Il. Ia. Daniel Isn- ss-d 81 y..n ana osi
LEwIs-I, Hobeten, Monday june o. c.,. h.i.A. vi.
MeCtLLOU6H-B this city, Sunday evening Jule 49, Ct
o,cIocI, Mr. Irwin McCsloosh aged ~ yesrs.
AccoRD-IH West ysru, Westminster County s.,Hd.y.
June 49, Mr. Stspb@n McCord In te 18Th yex Of age
PHLLAsIn this city On Sunday June 49, Gerald Herbert.
ssed z uont youngest son Of Edward and Mary T. Pb~An-
RoGERs-In Broslyn Tuesday, yops a. Of oon,snp,or
Due souoe will be given Of hs fIneral
Lordondsry Ireland. pspcrs pease copy.
sPIRo.sgeeeni on Tuesday, June b. Mr. Philip T. s,o ia
The funeral viii ,@Ie place Thudsy Afternoon 0cot
from BIZ late re.ldeece, No "a EIGHTH The relatives
AID sncs Of the f4oi respectfully invited s,s@nd
sso tbs eub~n Of Adelpbi Lodge No. 70 and A. NJ
sCHRoEDER-In Brooklyn. Saturday June 49, Of eoo
small pox Angus. George only Of August and Ezth
NJ. Schroeder, Sgd years end IS dsya
His mains we're lDteIed ia Greenwood % Sunday.
WHfTE-Ou Tuesdsy June "a Mary WHIT Gully csasb,sr Of
George and May White. ia the I'D year 81 her age.
TIE relatives and .sr6s OF ne miy respectfully avi-sd
attend he1 funeral wsdHr.dsy. Jase q ass ~i,h:
further invitation, from the residence u her pasa No lSj
Third avenue
RIELLY-In this city, Monday, June ~ Elm w RELY,
daughter Of Bernard and Aay Rely aged year Ad
l6d4yA -
WILs0S-ln this e,y Monday. June o. q hydroospsass
y0urge1 s'r Of W. r. All sasb A. Wlisss
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sppesr. every reason, a. ka.t for The present, why
sbou'd be so-there IS probability Of our general
trade being materially intsrsrsd with but good reason
10 hope that il viii ~ much If the War did not
exst rssy, Indeed be doubted If IN some respects
il will rct give an impalse to some branches Of our
trade lead 70 higher prices and TO the necessity of
larger amour, Of capital TO conduct them But apart
from this there Is evident rapid extension going on
in the extent of our trade 20 countries which are
and which must remain altogether independent
Of the wm We have now before us the returns
FOR three mouths Of the year for the exports and
imports n and from each Of the chef markets Of the
world. For the three months the total amount OF
the exports now considerably exceeds taaf OF !so':
The year 1883 must be considered exceptional, and
subject 10 the depressing Influence Of the monetary
psnic. The value Of cur exports for the irst three
months Of 1857 SIS ST 600; in 1888, il fell, under
the influence Of the panic, 70 f23 $1,000; in the
present year has risen 10 tS, 52O,OcO, beng
200 90 above the highest point Of 1857. The chief
markets 20 which this increase has taken place are:
let the several markets in the North of Europe ID
the United States and 3D. colonial possessions.
The greatest change and recovery is Observable in the
trade to the United States. A comparison for the
three years il Instructive:
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UARRIR ID.

BYREE-vAN HOESEN-On Tuesday Juno II, BY 'hs k~v.
DR.. Adams, John f. Byrne TO Mis-. May O. Van ho"s"t
HASTINGS YOlNG-In Guiord, Thursday. June n, ~
the Rev William Southworh, Mr. William Hastings ~ ME-
Mary J. Young all OF 0uiliord
HFRON-HELSON-In Boston, Thursday, June TO- BY The
Rev A. blaohe the Rev John y. Heron OF Tbompsnvi~,
Conn 70 Miss Minnie Y. Nelson Of boston.
KNAPP-NILLI-In Thompsonyile Conn., on fsnsday. Jans
by Rev. John NJ Heron, Mr.. Mr.. ThAmas Knapp 70
Mis- Marisnre Mil, both Of Thompsonville
MEAD-BURKE,-On Monday, June %. by ths Rev w. T.
Hale FIsnc. L. Mead u Mise Loais~, daughter VI IrAnrs
Burke, esq., all Of this city.
McPARLIN-OBRIEN-On Monday June %, BY the Rev.
C.orse Cuky Mchssl McPsrnn Of Cincinnati, 10 ANea
ret A. O'Br.n of this city
wOODFJN-BECKwITII-InC azeroyis, Tuesday morn
ins June residence Of The brdes fatsr by The Few
William Clarke Mr. James Woodhn of Buckingham County,
Va. ~ Miss Mary A. Beekwh, youngest tsas.ss a Jsn<s
Boekwi-b, esq, Of Cszeuoys-N Y.
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The accounts showing the totals OF our exports 10 all
countries have been published for month later, and
showth following comparison: For 1851, ES $4,000;
for lS5S, So, 96l Geo. and for 1889, al SOL 52i-
being increase even upon 1857 Of something more
than f3, 100000.
II We turn TO our imports, we discover similar,
though not equal recovery. These accounts are con-
fired the three months. In 1855 the real value Of
the imports 500 ig5 GOO; in 1888 it fell TO tlS,
1913 Geo; and in the present year has risen TO t3,
3SSO00 That this recovery is still rapidly progressing
is shown by the accounts for the fourth month"; 10 which
We have already sdyerted II must, moreover, be
borne in mind that the circumstances in which Europe
is row placed will, in all probability, lead 70 consid-
cradle trsde in grain with the United States and we
believe different parts Ct Europe, which always alb
sorbs considerable amount Of capital
IL is upon these considerations, and upon the proba-
bic continued increase Of the trade OF the country,
rather than the immediate effects of the war that
are disposed to look forward toward the Autumn for
an increased value of capital. Causes may perhaps
intervene in the mean time which may tend 10 check
trade but If So shall be able 10 estimate their eff
feet by watching the monthly returns. AT present
there seems but little probability Of such being the
case. On the contrary, looking to present appear
ances, it would seem that, notwithstanding the rude
shock which trade and credit received the late out
break of the war the commercial transactions of 1859
pru greatly to exceed in amount those OF any for
mer year whatever and if So the demand for capital
must eorrespondingly increase
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i This PREPARATION Of IRON ss.- from IN oben n.
hs protected solution 81 The ProtoIsde combination
before obtained IN Permanent form II widely known
Boston and New England where Il prescribed BY the u
prominent ply cisns and extensively 6y the
Intelligent and respectable citIsr. For Debility from any
Dysp~p-s and the various desses from de:s
r1ted state Of he blood has been found extremely .es
soua Pamphlets, gyna f description Ct TIE remedy and
The remartste has effected may be eaiDed II
sfenia
wemhon Article from The Bcs.on Daily Advertiser It
June, IaS:
"PEEUys sSsuP-We feel us.ihed IN ealing attention 20
this medicine after carefully weighing evidence Of benef
qualities The value of iron The ,ys.ern well Known
but has b.reoore been deemed impossible main tain ia pro
tIds IL solution IN such b. Of permanent valSo
We have DOW however, e testimony Of Dr. Hayes STATE
A.sye that method Of eombnson has b~en discovered
which obystss ibis difficulty and That hi, preparation Ct
protonde Of iron may replace al the existing enslaons Of
the Msera Medoa u has already received he appreciation Of
several physans q high standing while the proprietor, have
Testimonials from respectable pnyst oz.Ds who have
experienced rs virtues We believe 4: eaoacors
for The Of variety Of diseases which zoe human
proDe.o
For sale by A. 3. L u. SANDS Co, No 100 Fron-st- ;
=. G. WELLS No ms Krantfor;-st HECEMAN Co, No.
Bill Broadway, and Barnes PARK, EewYors.
n CLARK Co, Prop6etors, No. 5Wst@rs,-, Boston
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Tho Coupons of the Sacramento Valley Railroad
Company, due July 1852 on siOc, 900 first mortgage
bonds will be paid on and after that date at the Office
Of Schuohard. g. Gebhsrd.
There is considerable inquiry from investors, cor
poratons and otherwise to-day for the new Treasury
notes. A sale Of sl0oooO Of these bearing 81 cent
interest, was made At = cen. premium, and the .
cent notes were held at y cent premium. The bid
ders at y cent get but about IS 2 cent OF their Dds
and Of these large amount are already placed ana
will not come on the market for sale. Annexed al
sralysis Of the h.t Of bids:
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The annual report Of the Cumberland Coal Com
pspy, Of which gave abstract some time since,
and which has just sppe AIRED in pamphlet form, gives
detailed statement of the business of the eight
months ending the 3lst of December, showing that
upon sales of GO 4OOtuns Of coal the Company realized
sufficient profit to lay all expenses, including interest
upon the debt, and leave surplus Of $40 ~. The
business of the present year is estimated st $4,000
,uns at equally remunerative rates.
CoADENsED STATEMENT te Compdrys CoaSiioE
December 81, 1854
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Advertisencnt
DIR. s. p. TOwNsEND's SARsAPARILIA .

RySovAroR sLoop
and the remedy for eupons OF the aim and
of disease When the blood bcco he~s- stag
nsnt either from the effects Of Spring change climate u
exercise the nse OF uniform .aioe diet,
THIS COMPOUND EXTRACT oF sAssAp,EiLLA
will the blood cleanse the stomach, % the patA
bnnos regulate the bowels and impair, tone OF vsor
whole body Buy that only which the ssnatae Of - r.
TOWNSEND" sad the certificate II
JANIS \. cHILros NJ y, CHEMIST"
on each bottle wrspper Re careful 20 10 other.
Principal depot 80. 2l2 broadway, New-York.
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Resources
We understand that the Chicago and orth-Western
Railway Cate ST. Paul and Fond du Lac has been
put under contract, and that the work vii! be com
menced immediately. The engineers aud contractors
are already the ground, and is expected that the
work will be completed in readiness for the ears by
November thus opening continuous line Of 200
miles from Chicago to point beyond Oshkosh, on
Lake Winnebago. The signatures of the bondhold-
ers of the ST. Paul and Fond du Lac, under both
mortgages, have been nearly all obtained and pay
mens Of the first instalment Of the subscription
menoed yesterday +. W. HutchiDgs Of Boston is
the new Treasurer.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for us from
the rates curent at the banking Office of Messrs.
Thomson Brothers:
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QCrsRo AFRO The CBN,EAs RISRIfvEp.-Wl-,
liam II. Bail ESQ.,. who has acted The attorney fcr
Qumbo Apo, SINCE his conviction, and VINO hes
made grea. efforts for hs chcnt received yesterday,
a gram from Governor Morgans Private S-cre-
tary, announcing that the sentence Of Qumbo Apo,
the Cbnsu,sD now under sentence Of death Tor the
Killing of Mrs Fletcher has been reprisv.d anti the
18th Of October nea,. In al probability his hfe Will
be saved The leading citizens and merchants q
New-iok signed the petition for the commuia;ion OF
lis sentence.
Among the many improvements gorgon about town,
we notice that the Graefenberg Company, No. 2P&k
row, have enlarged and bssutified their premises,
salesroon.
BTIvE PorSrs Horsr OF IspusrRr.-The fee, Of
strawberries and cake for the Children Of the Poor
at the House of Industry. wac in Consequence Of the
rain, postponed from Tuesday 10 "Wednesday evening
rext, at O'Clock. II win come of a; tina, time without
reinforcement. The friends Of the Mission are invited
to attend. The strawberries were presented by The
Sunday School in Lodi, NewJersey
BRUTAL OUTRAGE uPoS CBiLp-ALsosr
L,SoHISe.--About o'clock on Sunday evening, ss
Leua Pickle little yirl of six years, whose parents
reeloe a. NO. JtO seventh avenue, Was passing INC
stable No sol in the same avenue, William Joardan,
ahos,er coaxed her into the stable and then dragging
her into the rear stalls committed infamous cut
rage upon her person, smotherng her cries for help
by s,ufhpg her clothes into her mouth AS scon a. be
released her. the little creature informed her parents
of his conduct, and in few minutes excited crowd
Of people seized the wretch, and, rigging temporary
scsffold on a wagon, were about TO hang him, when
squad Of police nterfered, and saved his worthless
life. He was removed 10 the Twenty second Ward
Station House, where Justice Connolly has privately
examined the charge against him, preparatory TO
committing him for trial, considering il dangerous, in
view Of the excited state public feeling in the neigh
borhood, to remove him for the present.
DARING RoBBERY.-An Irishman named Thomas
Anderson entered the jewelry store of Thos Nolan,
No. s5 Eighth avenue, about 2 O'Clock Monday
night, and asked to look at some watches. A number
were shown him, when he seized two worth $50,
saying IL guess these will suit" and darted off, The
storekeeper and policeman gave chsse and succeeded
in capturing him. The property, which he had
thrown away, was found 10 a damaged state. Justice
Kelly committed him for trial.
FATAL FALL SHIPBoARD-Coroner Schirmer
held inquest Tuesdsy, Eighth Ward ioass
the body Of John oMaley mute, who Monday
Hunter lying Pier No4tN r., upon the deek and
into the ~ater aud drowned The deceased, Il APPEARED
displaying bis agility the rigging whom the accident
pened bad been cautioned ascend His body
hours after he fell overland The rendered
verdict Of Accidental drowning" Dccessd was native IL
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CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday was warm and cloudy with slight
shower at 4 o'clock, but nothing worth calling a
storm. The evening was gratefully cool and balmy,
with fine display of cloud scenery as the sun went
down. About these days expect dog-days.
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Cos-ols were 93i a 81 after having touched q.
The London Ecoa0rlis says:
but &c in 1883 go now, there are other cau.es
more immediate if rot more potent in their eects, in
operation. which may Iead to gradual increase the
value of capital. We have, in recent number, shown
hat 20 lopg ss the war is confined to sy-.nd there
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IAdycrsisement.l
"TO RE OR NOT TO BE.p in Oh,

"TO BE OR NOT TO BE, " in character and occu-
PATTON that for which Mature designed me- "rH.r Is rHs
QUESTION" with SOME, and should b. with "a son~et
Phrs biological Examination by FOWLER wELLs,pNo Js
Broadway viii reveal the character talents defects and tho
pursuit for which 10 fitted.
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