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20 chemist of established reputation with
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many Others, who vii! agree with me say
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known for the relief and cure Of the most
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ness and any derangment Of the digestive
system.
With respect, your ob't serv't,
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Residence, No. l, Allston Street.
Sold by all druggists.
See advertisement.
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Over thirty sls.ers have been captured
on the coast of Africa by British cruisers,
during the last few months.
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OEEICN OE Tile IILNT

OFFIUL OF TIE IILOT,
MANIrowoC, Jan. q.
Since our last issue, business has declin
ed a little, so far as the receipts of grain
ard other products Of the farm are con-
cernel. Wheat has advanced in price
from to l0c. Below will be found the
CORRECT Statement of nrices In orr m arL Of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-27

The fisheries of Lake Michigan ara said
20 produce 81 100000 annually
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TSfanit0VV0c Market.

Sold by all druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-18
DEATH or JOSEPH BLUNT.

Many persons were surprised on Saturday with the
intelligence of the death Of Joseph Blunt which took
place st bis residence in Wayery-place. Mr.. Blunt
had been indsposed for little time, but certainly
not to degree TO alarm his friends. lie ty-fvc
years Of age but a manly frame and entire intellectual
activity promised apparently score Traditional years.
The funeral service held at St. Barthole new g
Church, and then the cortege including the relatives
and friends of the deceased, among the latter leading
Republicans Of the city, proceeded 10 Green wood Com
etery where on the summit overlooking the natural
lOvenes and elegac beauties ofthe grounds and COM
handing the view Of the bay and its living and moving
multitude of ships, the body was given TO the earth.
Mr. Blunt fret made himself felt and known when
he wrote Oh TIE Missouri question in 1890 Shortly
thereafter be gave in The North American Review an
article on the Iaybach Circuarthe manifesto of the
Holy Alliance agans all Constitutional Liberty. The
vigor Of this production brought him into intimate ac-
quaintance with leading national men, John Quincy
Adams especially. MIR. Blunt was a ferycnt Protec-
ZIONIST and friend to American Industry and moreover
espoused especially the cause Of Mr. Adams. Under
his Administration he looked for the appointment of
Minister 10 England, but did not receive it. When
tie Wing party was formed, Mr.. Blunt became an
earnest member Of il from the start. and
acted yariousy and effectively in il admin
israticn. As devoted friend of Freedom
be was Of the first members Of the Republican
Iaty, and TO him belongs the superior and we trust
enduring, honor of having drawn up the original Reso
lutions or Platform Of the first Republican State Con-
yention at Saratoga in 1854 If Mr.. Blunt had done
nothing else, he would merit the aGsclionate remsm-
hrarce Of his brother Republicans. He did not wait
for the party 10 be popularzed, but when il was
witLout ioIm, be helped to shape it. There are al
ways tens Of thousands ready TO Join winning side
there sre alNays politicians equal 10 elcyen.h-hoar
adheenees, with blatant assertion for the lions
share-bu' Mr.. BlGnt was not Of these.
Mr.. Blunt declined the Commissionership TO China
offered him by President Fillmore. He held, as il
hardly necessary to say the Office Of District Attor-
ney not long before HE death He took an active part
in Republican politics TO the last presided sometimes at
the Central Campaign Club aud always was ready for
hard work on little well as great publis occa.
SONG.
Mr. Blunts private correspondence inclades le,ters
from pubic men during long period. Hs writings
Of "a political character sometimes toak the form of
newspaper articles lie edited also for number of
yeaIs TIE Ameri al Annual Register, a well-known
Igll.ea!!Sa u il .-R.. ~. glsa! N@ sG-rgisS. |
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Passengers Sailed

IL 'ee nshP City Of Raimoye, for Lire,poo-D H. Wallace
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ship'Sn Fulton Pittsburgh D. HelucOut son and daughter
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smSo' Airs Houston daughter aud chd A. Jes son and
NJ james end child Mr. Anot aud wife, Elm aud Miss
l. ~ = and Fanny Amot Rev. Dr. and Mr. MeC'lintock
,ars j. T. and NJ MecinOck Mi. Emmery John En-,
AnSan Menl and lady j. j. Wheat and wife Julia Csrelio
Wiz , Mr. Proe'eis wife and child john Wright and
weeks Arksnas q. A. FAIquhsr Pottsvllei IL spcucer
R,n Sfy9e CaIilIs, wamss B. nour. Lsround D.
r.. Duconfrau, d. Mayer, H. Sehmftt
IelBer collesn. Mr.. DE Guel, Ford Donna Anita ds
soidesiio NADINE Urapanche, r. Wesall Shinke w Too
pug Mr. d. H. Csnh d. L. NJ. Jsn-s y. Ma Boz
.'Ho. Cutlery. Sobelt, Cuba A. H and wife Mrs ~
Ili"E X Isi. siS ..ssi IsIRsI, r. Rsscl W n Nine1
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DIED.

Sunday S.@%ns June a. "a j'F p If
only child Of hdwin IL M deca'ed and MS
end. of the family invited to attend the funeral
Net Baltic street BfoosIyn, this IN ondsyJ evening al
o'clock remains win be taken to Hampstead for inter
pn Tss on ds;Si Sa aa, q Is. sh year
Friday june aSsd a xrSa Un Ga o.
Funeral At Glenwood Yonkers Monday at II M The rela
lives end niends respectfully invited to attend without
CAWPBELL~in this city on Friday morning, June Is Mary
cAARPENTER"A Pot Chester n r. on Friday June IS
Daniel Carpenter IN The ED year Of his age
in the 2sd year Of his age. -
EvERETTSon Saturday June 49, Edward C. Everett aged 81
vi iiepd. and those of his father sas X. Everett invited
10 attend the flnera from the residence Of tie latter No ~
West Fifteenth street, Tuesday, lsth at 81 o'clock M,
HOLLY-On Saturday evening June &c. David William eldest
of the late VIM c. and Chaiotte NJ Holly in the 18th
Tie and relatives Of the family invited to attend his
funeral without further notice. from his late residence No 50
West foysgbth street on Tuesday afternoon June - at
HARE bis reenee in so%s ~ Egrsd%0n a MAJ on saur
Gnf Il n Broo Rf sI5 ad
June It, Dr. Charles saacs late Professor in the Newly
His medical brethren and friends respectfully requested to
Bis funeral Monday at O'Clock at the Church Of the
KLIME-n brooklyn, Friday morning June Is Elizabeth,
widow Of the late Leonard Kline in the Goth Of her
daughter of the late James and Mary Lennon In the 18th year
The friends and acqainancea Of the family respectfully in
yed to attend the funeral the residence Of her brothern.
law No. SIG Grand street. Tuesday, at o'clock.
California papers please copy.
MACEOn Tuesday June H. at Selma, Ala, John II. Mace.
aged 81 Yeas and months Of the late John Mace of this
city.
MEGlLL In Brooklyn, Friday June 49, Sarah E. daughter
Of John w. and Elizabeth Meg eyed years 10 months and
IS days. $500
MUCKELIn Astoria Friday June i5 John Muckel of this
city, aged IS years.
TAYLo-Un Thursday morning June H. at the residence of
Dawes No. Nineteenth street, Jennie A. la
aged 20 years. months and day daughter Of Daniel and
JEANNE A. Taylor Of Schroom Lake Essex County ~ Y.
NEEhESIn BROOKLYN, Saturday June 10, Nathaniel
Could youngest Of Carlyse r. r and Margaret Wcekos
aged years. months and days.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence Of bis parents No l9a South Third street
Brooklyn r. d. Monday, at without further notice
wlLBUR-On Sunday morning june II, Mrs Emma Wilbur
aged 90 years.
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral Tuesday at o'clock from
dence, No. 100 Greenwich street
WILBOR-At Nice France ste Sardnial Thursday, May
81 John Wbor senior esq Consul Of the United States
Nice, in the 10th year Of his age.
WALKE1R this city, Friday, June IL, Albert Of Thos
and Mary Wake aged ~ years
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A pUgL By NEW WORKERS.
oNn OF THEM WOUNDED.

Duels between people of this city happily are rare.
One however, has taken place, the circumstances Us
fbllows: =.
Two members of the Union Club-Mr. Thomas
rayvan. well known as Il Connosseur OF Art-and Mr..
samuel Neal, the ariit, discussing-Arti No
and not even American politics. but simply matters
eat;pe 10 Garibaldi-the question ~ we arc informed
being the precise birthplace of that hero Mr.. Bryan
uttered his opinion in way that the other party
teemed offensive, and he struck Mr.. b. The latter
theeupon Immediately sent challenge to Mr. Neal,
which was accepted, aud they proceeded to Norfolk,
10 fight. Pistols were the weapons. At tho first ire
Mr.. Bryans shot took effect in his adverssry's arm,
but the extent of the injury is ~ yet learned may,
however, be very serious.
From pueh trifes do tenibh things grow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

STANDARDIZATION Foster Chaeston Spoford 1ieston L.
Co.; Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk: Luelan Henekeni Ala
bana Lyons Savannah, 3. L. Mcbn Son; Petersburg,
Powell Wilmington, II. b. Cromwell Co.; Pstspsco, Vail,
Portland, II. b. Cromwell Co.
ships-sr Robert Peel Jmgens, Hamburg L. T. Amsnck 4
Co; Liverpool Kearney. London, Grinnsi, Minurn Co.
Barks-T Cushing Bichborn, 81 May's, Walsh, Carver
Chase; lido Kendall Harden Mirenich Nesmih Sons
Lsconia Bearse, Boston s. w. Lewis Cos cesnticleer
Hatch Cronsadt NJ NJ Freeman Co; Troyetore Carver,
Buenos Ayres Walsh Carver Chase T. Giddings, Young,
CeIdelas Brothers, Chase. Cienfuegos.
NJ Sawyer Cashier Saltila Rver Dunkirk Griffin Nuevi-
ss C. L. }. Peters; Empire, Miller Mobile Laytin Huri-
but =,
sehooncrs-A jameson Jameson, Portland Amelia Marvel
Providence master; Ned Henderson, Wilmington master; X
Caldwell Hudson. Charleston McCresdy, Mott Co J: ".
Duriee Collins sayunnah C. H. Personi Arctic Hcks Aex'
sndria yoan. Cornes Salem, r. r. Buck Co. Ann Maria,
Jiartich Antigua r. B. Eldedge Lime tBr BSsn Halifax
H. G. Donovan s. Hotclkss Dosne Mobile. N II. Brigham
Olisnna Baker Richmond; Mary Helen Hutchinson: Rich
mond H. Pieson; Ocean Wave Zef Norfolk, Mott Bede
A. $ Ee,, Shepherd Boston, Metcah Duncan New'forf,
Goodsell, Boston, Dayton 4 Coz
sloop- Harvest Corxin, Providence master.
Stesner-Plsnet, Wilson Phiiadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-18

THE SUPPOSED MURDER.-Men were engaged
throughout Saturday, under the direction Of Coroner
afuey in dragging the slip in the vicinity Of the Pat
erson DOCK foot of Wayne street, Jersey City, where
,be body Of VIM. ii. Dunn is supposed to have been
thrown if murdered in that vicinity but nothing as yet
70 throw any light upon the whereabouts of the miss
itpg man. large stone was found on the deck on
saturday apparently spotted with blood, which is being
omaly zcd by DIR. Quider.
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SATURDAY, June l6-P. ,


The Stock market this morning was quite active,
and at the opening the improved feeling of Friday
afternoon was sustained As the call proceeded how
ever the supply Of stock which came out was too large
for the demand aud the rmness of the opening move.
ment gave way to some extent. The market was not
materially weaker until the Western shares were
reached, when there pressure to sell and the
whole list sympathized. The bear jobbers exhibited
more courage than of hte and offered their options
with considerable freedom. We presume they cacu-
lated upon dull seasOn for the next four or six
weeks, upon only moderate increase in the traffic of
the Western roads aud to some extent upon the
chances OF unpleasant results 40 the Baltimore Con.
vertion. We do not think, however that any serious
decline is looked for, unless sgne entirely
unexpected commercial financial calamity SUPER
yeIes. The present state of the market an
pcaIs 10 grow almost entirely out OF the
realizing sales of parties who wish to close up their
lines, and the ndispo-iiion TO commence new opera
tons both ly outsiders and street obbers AZ this warm
of the year. Pacific Mail was active and firm
al previous quotations The worst of the overissue
believed TO lie known but there i. lack Of confidence
in the street in the ability OF the Company 10 earn as
large dividends formerly. Central was strnno dur
ing the session. but was aiIerward heavy, and fell of
/ cent. The June earnings are favorable Ere
improved to III but after ward fell back 10 IA. June
does not, we understand promise az large net gain
as May. Panama wa heavy aud in god
supply, selling down TO 33. In he Western sbsres ,ba
mott marked activity was in Michigan Central which
AEdsI talss 81 s.eg COO stast svIl dc,a Iron 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-18
by Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK June IL, sunset-Three barks outside tie
Bar and bark in the Bay boQna IN bark ChaDceer going out
ever The Bar al ESQ Wind light lon S. and weather hzy
fORT LAFAl kTTE June H. sunset-Propeler Hansyile-
nom say anna and bark and brig, coming the Bay Wind
HIGHLANDS, june L. snnetA bark aud two bTgs oa the
Highlands bound ia. Wind lglt nom y. clear.
PHILADELPHIA, june l5.-Au steamer Boston, New
loik bng Jessie Rhynss Ssgna Below, brks Margaret nom
Paiba waiting orders David apsley Cienfaegos; lrea Ma
IaCsipo
SAVANNAH, Jane Is The L. s. msi steamship Florida
nom Neiok auyed az her wharf 80 Friday rs moon
AL we'll
NORFOLK, June iA-An ship Betha Thayer, ios days nom
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SattefthWaues circular, fecciNeu ny tn0 -'ho"t"'
contains the following reference to American securities
in London:
Theme has been only limited amount Of business in american
securities in London during the past week and Pee are with
eot material change though in many Gases slight advance mas
in the NewYork market by the late arrivals nothing however
take American railroad securities freely and do anticipate
anything will except steady Of mpro' enien and me
seina return of of the companies to really sound state and
| condition.
The London Times, by the Niagara, Gays of the re-
cent Union Bank defalcation:
THE Stock Exchange Committee to-day concluded tei, in
to npend Messs Sc until The 18th
Of March when the next annual election place Messr
Of the pansg they pPss 20 and h1s o as
timed period apprehension but these all
OF sms AMOUNT and were eheny I9 sa HcA
sian Railway shares
The hrm Of Mess scrimgeeur is Of the most respectable
character and for an instant that they would
have deliberately encouraged dangerous operations the
part OF person in Puingers positions but their ndisce
lion in listening his and the their
ing continued to act for him for three after the notice is
ngs seemed to render i impossible for less penalty to be
aworded than that which had appeared in the most
confirm alton Monday next Twentyx of the thirty
passed BY the FeSaiste maot Of ~
that the suspension should be limited to six months having been
nega'ived.
Of The coal unnage Of the week The PtRqdelpkia
Ledger of to-day says:
Indications all favor heavy business to The end Of the
unnege this far by the lines named l. sos Gs8 tnns
and we add the tunnsge by Of the Delaware and Hudson
canal we have an aggregate production of anthracite coal of
about GOO ns! But single Of supply shows
falling on as compared with last years business and that
instenee a. We informed results from Interruption busi
son."
With reference to crop prospects in that locality,
TIE 81. Ions Republican of the 18th says:
Very favorable reports have reached Illinois In refer
ence 70 The The wheat in the counties along the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad especially in Richand and Lawrence
promises good yield Farmers have already commenced har
'esting wheat in those counties and in Clay
counties TO the south The shocks look we the wheat well
headed Oats are in fine condition. and the yield will large
In the counties named But the crop surprisingly prom
iing and atteriDg the hopes the than
has been years this season. Should no unnvorbe cir
cumtance intervene Autumn witness the of
dents in Lawrence County they sac com
In June for forty years. may be Allison Prairie
We have New-Orleans papera as late as Tuesday
last The PicaypAe reports:
Exchange still nst, end operations are only nominal in
either foreign domestic The demand aud the supply com
time limited and quotations rule At the cose Of p-sous
review We repeat follows; Clear sterling bills la9t %
cent preninn Bills Of ladng drafts g 39 2 Premium
Francs o. lGd5f 49, ~ dollar. Sixty day bls sdl Il
cent discount Sight, sai y cent premium
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pURNFss-ROGERS-OnT Tuesday. jane H. at The Unitarian
Church Ia Pbilad-ghs by the Rev. Dr. Furness Horace
Howard and Miss Helen Kate, daughter OF Evans
Rogers, esq r
MEDINA-SMTH-In New. York, Thursday evening, jane
a. by the Rev L. Jones' Benjamin NJ Medins VI Florida TO
Miss Harriet Smith OF West Farms y. L.
this city, Wednesday June IL by he
Rev Samuel j. Knapp, Sr Don Mariana SAM OF Madrid
Spain 10 Miss Mary Powers Of New-York CITY
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NJ Csrps lib, Tbomss Oscasrs, New-Orlcsns, - y, -
ssrJe Adrian 1ss,ie, Mrs g. MooTe and tvo shi1, ~
ysss Bsysn Preston John saehg.ln and WIFE NJ T. ~,
O. Tomntp,. wife and eeY gsSaP q chsass = I.s.s
o Biimet New 'orsansi Sam Hiyar, NJ. j. Iysn, d.
.huidf r. schass Ware ignatins Byersno. r. Exssss
sr. ass;ler Nj. 0 M W yesiss sad ys: NJ
IiAssJ - - ann swo . soads, - 49,
ar. ,,.peider and friend, Msd GrsuIse JSs 1s.ssx
mszupe ~ sSrssuse; Christne Lepete Mn Maseseh -
III y,ne Cbwster and child, John s9szswehnees ~
snd NJ. 1upsn James sptfeden, wife ana end a AeM
and wife Mrs. Fnsset Lieut. Lew.s y = 1 Ina. r. -
Mn1pby Den jose ouzslsy wife and servant Dominique
0rss' F,,nces Dc Borning MOBILIZE Mr. Fruebs Jahsn De-
80 Nans pIiiIippe Mr. Gsrbeie, Charles ioas, Jtn<s
Intoni and boy G. Baisil, A. ~ Dudinon " LToon Hn
doser Aimed Towsr Charles Queen Petit s' -
Hsf Ass 81 se ss Tou.ss Bps D Il
puet Pb wilde j. Bieoyet Chss fsgolsn LOWS
Henry Pehe Hern RslHo, TLera, b. sones Itey ~
wife, Hager, j. Re ltisn and wife Mrs Ausn,
i Robert has Lanch Jas Vidal and wife, Mstsh HNy
Bsidenweei W Hobenschid jacques Duclos Etsss fcz
Isi.a Pser osnsn and iesd Chss wsblns Pro. y
EIss y.,s59 Sa5 sgRa y ys;s4 AZ ~
S s.Is m eissss R ESs P' i ss
+ Meys. Msurnsehaeher, Gusep BUquse Blahs LeosaS
Goys Fseieo Mioa grs: Msrss.a nD ara ,1 ~
Purge Poro Cerbasso Mr.. DleD,sr q Rechenbaeh, T..
sinese a Seauels A. CbsrboDat JOS kuPpeescnmiot y
Rasepbem Remigtr j. Ring Martin Offsener, W siss
Zsniri L. Roth g. HenAenschlager Bernasur Meyer WEI
fntb y Aheiza and friend A; DEM and wife, = ps,o,sa,
wife and son; O. Olecsc, a. puflho, Debau 10 wss Jss.
Dsmbroche G Ranlet n SehsD j. Hicks and wife. Johs
Michael and Wife John s.z Total ioL Specie sisIsS
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He leaves Two brothers, wen known hers. who IA
". leave. two brothers, well known here, who, as
,rll az the late Nathaniel y. Blunt, have occupied
,ubl;c poeiticns Of honor.
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HEADQUARTERS ira REGINRxr Y. Y. s. NJ,
NKw-YoRk Juna IL lam \

GENERAL ORDER, No. lin compliance
~ Win Division aud Brigade Orders this gment wa parade
,y uniformed armed and equipped white ousers without
AseseAs a. guard OF houoT 10 the Japanese Embassy
hss.ets hue will be formed in Lafayette place right on All
pIi MAJOR Graham, with Band aud Dram Corps vii report
70 ne AaJuthant upon thn parade ground.
ied and stan mounted, viii report TO the Colonel ., hs
quarters at IL, o'clock.
Capt Peily, with his command will report to Adussnen
,a Townsend escort 10 the hsf s the
tyeiett Houss, az l2l O'Clock precisely
By order oil Colonel N. LEkFERTS
m H. LlEBfNARf Adia,sr,
The members win s.enb. q hrir respective Arns.sa
rlyll A. II
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Tn .seaasaip Iamaona from Hamburg and SoafAa ~psss
fapi Te,h and family Louise Aibrech Cath. Hermann Cad
COIN Itie Senate Mathide Theiot Charles Bib.nd Leo
nOre Wandrs John skrosky DsphiIe Pome. V hesrsoS
Mons PscIIas Dr. Paett Miss Psett j. 81 Hensaah, hts
Ia r1ip p-m Tapseoa from Lirapoo,-Ass csltfns Mrs.
Cskins and infant fhos Williams lady and child, Mrs. Mary
Simmons Miss NJ. Rike, Thos Adams
Ia bork j. r.. Ward AatanTas-M r. Wakeiee Robert
Eelamson ~ Robinson, r ii. Walsh L. e. Field, Antonio
Bon.ista.
In bark Caroline EHe' em SagaaFrank Polly lady and
child 49, -
Ia .ehr j. L. Borman from Nqya9gez p. R-Afred Besso