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Arrived.

Bark Conrad (of Philadelphia sabury Rio Jsnero May Is
lat % 90 lon. "a -gaaled ship Gfs steering p May 49,
barb L,pwing from Baltimore going nso ~. yanen9,
Bns IvonS,ie biz Csbsiea cuba II days sugar to smp
Big tOf Belfast, Drnkwssr Ma,ssnez p r. June
Bris sS@nsr Yin. pro. Broek'ch, Newcastle 80 days coal
TO Funsh Meinete wendI ,,,, H., a
s s, sSi %ber. ne of s. George Mel Wheeler Gardens,
big Lady w~hingou tBrl, Morrison, sydney, C. b. 10
ga MARY c.ion of .rlesn, MeNort Tor Ry.n 20
days The ga,.s Of The Ms.,;pg WITH rice May =, %
s SS Sl ns s r.. NJ fo@
ten bound NewOesn with cago OF rice; Lieut. Porter
NJ G. a. .atns ,.ter and on III. usht Of heavy
squa Mr. Duyeser knocked overheard by The mn6ooIn
lived that Mr. D. native Of Antwerp and that his family
sc5r mSsast bii tBr) Dill. Windsor N g. 10 days, plaster
sShi H. D. Gnde Turner, Es..por' days l',h', &C. to
scsr Euehanr. Lynch sasus Is days sugar aud nOs''es
schr Ago CBr) Boudroud, Bermuda days, potatoes to
schr Triumph (Br LeaId Windsor 10 days plaster to D.
seSi linton Br,, Lynn. wsspo N. s., IL days. wood TO
scar. M.s,,. Hand; Rocsand d.ys, lime.
Sehl. aAry h. hihin Buck Port Esen for Providence.
schr. Oliver sPeIaae spelm'q Albany for Providence
sohr. y,ndaia, small rsr, tween Tor New 6urygoIt
schr Aun N. EdwAfds Edwards Bondoul for Psst1cket
Schr. Palmetto, Bragdon, Port Even for Salem.
Schr Charles Norton, Cray Ehsbehpor Tor Salem.
Schr Susan France Carrier Ehabebport for rewburypo
seSr Empie.,. f,u.worh. Roch snd days, wood.
schr Ruth Kelsey, Penny, Delaware City days wood
Sclr Northern Light, -, Vinslhsven days, stone.
Schr. Ann T. Sippe Bacon Boston day..
schr. Ann Elizabeth. Swan. Providence dsys.
schr Msdsss.c, Lord ElEsbethpoit, coal for Boston
scsr. Tiger, Evans, EliIsbcthpoIt coal foe SAGE
schr Minrehsba Csudacs Port jefferson, in ballast.
sehr. Emblem, K-iiy I.r~icb, s-h
Schr, Mountain Home Pond, Taunton, In ballast.
sehr, John L. Bowling Hove. Providence. in ballast.
Steamer Delaware Johnson. Phlsdelphis and Cape May
ntse. and pass TO +. Perkins =,
Steamer Anthracite, Jones PhilsdePha mdse TO j. N
Briggs. .
Rit pstnck. .,,,
Steamer Petrol Young Providence dse to Edward Byhner
sAILEp-U. g. storeshps Romsn aud VIM Badger for Fort
Monroe ship Tivo Liverpool DNks Tycoon, Aniwerpi Pene
lops (Swed J. London; bns Emma Para
Jane az steamships Bavaria Han for Hsnburg City OF
Baltimore Liverpool and beth passed the Battery 1l3
Columbia, Havana
WIND-At sunset, 3.
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SATURDAY, June 90. p.

The Stock maIketto-day was fairly active ard al
though prices werg in lower there vas an un-
dertone Of ttreng which confined the decline pnarIow
limits. There was no special effort made other TO
depress or innate the market but there willing.
lees in soUe quarters TO put ont short lnea The
chances we're not important in shares, executing in
Pacific Sfail. which advanced to GO. In State bonds
there vas lsPe business with irregular market
Missouri and Tennessee is q trife lower while
yrgnias, North Carolinas and Louisianias advanced
Government securities have an upward tendency, and
are in fair demand After the Board the market was
Grm but dull. There were some sales of Pacific Mail
at 69s; of NewYork Central at 73i a4 and Of lialena
at 81 Erie steady at 22 a23; Harlem at alsi do
Preferred at 81 d24i Reading at 33a 33i; Mihgan
Contra, at i4I a44l; Southern old at I2i 9l9 and
Guaranteed at 2Gl ar; Illinois Central at 679674;
Cleveland and Toledo 2il a2i4 and Chicap and
Rock leland 3lI AIS. In accordance with resolution
adopted some weeks ago there was no second sssion
Of the Board to-day. The market without DANCE
| OF the close with but little doing
Ia foreign bills there is nothing doing, but the mar
ket ia firm.
Freights to LIVERPOOL: $1,000 bush Grain a, ed in
bags; 500 bbls Flour at 2s "a 3d.. co TINS Heavy
Goods at 22s. Cd, and 100 hhds Tallow at 22s. d.
To London; GO 900 bush. Wheat at SD. Cd, in bas,
and 5000 bbls Flour at fs. I'd. To Glafgow; ~, ~
bush. Wheat at 9Id. in ships bags 200 Pckgs. Lard
st &c., and 1000 bbls Flour at Pa I'd. British brig,
with 90, 900 bush. Wheat 20 London, at Cd.
The business Of the Snb.Treasury was: Recsips,
1901 ,5s7 5S-for Customs, sl2,71 "a; PayHeus,
81 ,7is, $50 81; Balance, $6,09,, 2s3 q.
The statement Of earnings and the month
of May 1850 and 1861, of the Watertown and Rene
Railroad:
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Urn a. T. Odden A. ssheurnsn Faras, Jacob Louis o.
er~n, NJ Jen,ndez. NJ. Ca, b. Wolf, A. Predieer, MiI
Skfes Children Mi.s Coad Mrs Mathews isa uevin, Niles
4, KIM, ans o bers In . cage Total. "a
IN sfearship CITY Of baltimore for Li0eyP11t-Mrs G. NJ.
Earn. ard ree Major Dxor, lrs. T. Desonus,
Mics A. T. Roberts, J. Older asd Denn Miss Percy. Mia
Uarn.r Kate A. NcClu.ky Mr. UBen. w ID O'BEien, Mrs.
Fsnd ifr ADD Ma 9rdoo add three e'pdren w a. Sam
ders, family and nare; v Lsn "a j. Qgnsn, Miss r. g.
Muir, D. brown w \ Cof.h'i, @,jo HeiDi.ch c9sIs'
T. Cas- j. Davis, Ecrot }. Di&e j. r. Downing Antonio
De sily. Oooers. John acIN-en. j. Golden wtie and
Nv Mr. and Mrs James GRAY and three children j.
b. Ulma n. Anr,ider D. p. Marcy Rev DIR. A Gunzburg d.
ID. Myers. A Lambert, Rev Foley g. Bene1 ~ Colbert o.
Hsrvood Col j. e. Carew H. c Cover r. Perez Mr. Shop
herd.ni wife Psui Dy-,n &. Chanbila John Mcclure
OGotuan wife children and nursei Mr. aud Mrs ID
brsy Mr. ard Mrs ~. Lloyd o. Heydecker. Francis fryan
Mrs T. Brer,on children aud infant; J. Fnons iey NJ
OFtherty M sp1 Mn T. Ms.on Cstcovch, Mis- " Get
coveh r. c. Cush w X. h'y, Francis Aguira h ss!oinan
e. Fonbeun, and others ~ steersge
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK."".".JuNE "a
Cleared.

stssrns..p--Cy Of E.w.York, - Fort Picsei', W. r.
WjIamV rr
ship-EDen Foster Robinson London' j. Boyd Thornss
HAVE Boyd heincksn a. Glover Howe, Oa'g'w' Dunhan'
& Dinon. H., II.
BaLs-B Colcord Colcord searspor r. P Buckley orsy
hound, Gulbandson gibraltar Nickerson Counoi ftns
end market, q. 4 j. Kaox Co. u. .,
Bnss-lds McLsod. Davis, New'Bedford, + d. auri9a.
Robinson Hav sta,e OF Maine. Cots, MaIs-ies Moore
Henry ranu Coou Bangor r. r. Buck CO. Gen Bailey
Noye, Malta, Hannah Easier Brown Havana Mary Ann
(brl Coo 81. John i. Eeyils Son.
Sehooper.-J Thomp.on, Hsrdenbrook Monko., H. j. U.
Dewof; J. Wuts ole, Egg hnbor; John Steson rot'
Monroe; Bowditeh Perkins 81 Ann' Bay Miller housto
jane Gsdaer New orr T. Kenny Mills Dsytoni psi,.o1.
pha Hanger Ryerson bridgeport Truro Cotton fginonh
j. r Whiiney Co. "A b. Hsyes, Robinson, Phiadephsi An
n.gina Jopker An,terdsm lunch, Meincke Wsndt
SteanersN oveIty SHAW Philadelphia ne"-ioh, lIn'ei
Philsde phs, jane, Hand
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Ncw Publications.

NEW PATRIOTIC MUSIC published by HOR-
MACE WATERS Ag.t at hi, Store, No. 4s Brosdwa
between Grand and Where Liberty Dwes there
Il my Gentry d" Our Country Nov and Ever" " Three
Cheers for Our Banner" adnen. Spare that Flsg" Free
mems Gathering" God Save Our Land" Also. Flag OF
Our Union Forever" " Stai-spaDsed BanneI" Hail Co
iumba" my Country. It's Of Thee" and Yankee Doodle
Price IS Patriotic SoUg BOOK" ~ words aud
music 10 cens; IS go copies Issued Union Song Book" 03
pages words IS P,po Music, ankee Doodle" with
variations 20 cents Union Waltz" Fort Sumter March,
IS ach mailed free Pianist In attendance will try
Inusic for customers.
A BOOK laid away ten years in Washington,
N daring se IT, The role Of South Carroll
tells how Fort sumter; easksbl. readable aud n
tere.'ing; so cents BLUE BOOK, IS cants BOND ROB-
Berry, Warrington; 81. For sale by ALFRED HUNTER,
Wsshisg ton. ROSS T0UsEY, Agents for Publisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

The North River Bank has made a dividend Of y
cent payable July 10. The Pbeidx Bank viii pa7 on
Monday dividend Of y cent. The Irving Bank
dividend Of 3 y cent, payable July 8. The New.York
Exchange Bank dividend Of y cent, payable July
10. The Park Bank q dividend Of y cent payable
July j. The Manhattan Savings Institution and the
Emigrant ndustrial Savings Bank each give notice Il
the usual afyearly interest dividend. The Na-sau
Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn has declared
dividend Of 10 y cent, payable on Monday next The
Montauk Fire Insurance Company Of Brooklyn will
pay demand semiannual dividend OF y cent.
Dividend warrants Of the Trading Railroad are now
ready for delivery payable Dec. 81 1862 being ga So
share, which includes all dividends in arrears the
preferred stock, including that for the year 1850 to-
geber with interest thereon at y cent. Tie holders
of preferred stock registered in New.York viii receive
their warrants a, the Office Of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, No. Sc Wall street. Holders Of Chi.
cago Sewerage Bond, will present their inieree
pons at the American Exchange Bank; Of Water and
Municipal bonds at the Office Of Messrs. Duncan, sher-
man g. Co. The July coupons on the City Of Dayton
bonds which Issued for the benefit Of the Dayton
and Western Railroad Company, will be paid on de.
mand at the Bank Of the State Of New-York.
The exchanges at the Clearing House were tI2 53s,.
22s 80. The exchanges for the week ending to-day
were $S3 80 4l6 76 being daily average Of $l3 49,,
902 a. against $l4 697 III 90 for the week ending on
Saturday last The bids for the New-Jersey State loan
Of $500 900 were opened q. the State Jreasurer's
Office this week and found 10 exceed the amount re-
quired. They all ranged from par TO cent. pre-
MUM, and all the offers, except $4,000, we're from
residents of New-Jersey.
The earnings Of The Toledo and Wabash Railroad for
A.. Al. a II -
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Sailed

IL atan.hip Baro,ia Joy HanbuLg-H L. schnilDski and
suily Mr. and Mrs CHIN. @. w WoeneI, d. Krunschcia,
Nrt Rieshein q. ZoloT h. J. Cui Brand, II. Bang r..
Font, Rev O. Van pears and family, C. Meyer b. i'sf A.
Lspdecker 81 H. Levlger L. KMpeies. r. Ihienbuig sld
child IehrIphn H. Koppen. f. FIeso ann. o. seoloer,
A. Laroueh. R:Nsuburssr q tsnne Koher. G. seser q.
neuly and children Dr. Charles L. Bernays and family Y.
H. Consul Zurich, S. LopIs, H. ErdmAn e. Hess Sick
4 N Ta6fAl 81 A0fA 1AfRh GAahS A. kAhAlSniacAt ~,
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The Bates Manufacturing Company has declared Dividend
but tho Treasurer declines - make 1t public.
III. whole OF the philadelphia Wilmington and b.
tin ore Railroad bond. Of 1854 90 Of which shout o.
30 90 are held In NevEngsud aud pas able in Boston.
The total dividend Il tho Minro Copper Mining Company
f. 10000 payable Ia New.foTk. II which Il estimsed hat
900 .hAr. ATE held BoIon and vicinity The dividend
80 share in AuEus 1890 and expected thet regular
smf.es payments vii DO made hereafter In January and
Jolly. -. -, 60,
There other COMPARES ,hs, will probably make dvidends
about thi. tu e. bot n0i ,ei officially declared
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CoRoSER's ISoUEsTs.-Coronor Horton held an in-
quest Saturday morning upon the body OF Mira ssrsh Glib
SON. died her late residence, Of and
Friday from the effects Of injuries
by the explosion Of fluid lamp the evening previous
inquest also held upon the body Of Daniel Spelmsn
found dead in Fulton avenue Ninth Ward Friday
The cause congestion ofthe brain upei9duced by
hard drinking He leaves family residing the Of
Wslwyth street and Park NetdeIs In accordance
were rendered Ia both
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tIRrkcts-CIr

rnuN " Ta VI
niarkcts-oih'oli' s.TrRp.y Jun. a. iSI
,eups rA.,, 4. Anna, n, po,. ,ass,t a 30 Peal,
49,, A ASH :, "a .,ssig.s9 5 "
s..nrsg,s 80, g,r,., and ltle uor. active, Tn,
s, - TO- s,Is. w. Soo,s. widdas
.'oeA - nalf a. Ia a a. ri,u.ry az Iilafzc. Mia
tpahas h1 ~ -, K -. "a nsmi,,i
@S .n, a., All ~. opy hrar OF ..le. Of IS b.ss
t 81 A. ~ ne Al I4aIile Tn. s,oek oompti,s.
isS "a b,,,, a. follow
i'-V'' ''s'' 10. n, r.xp Juty I IaGi
pIo -, IA. 2sst i.su.yt.. .............,.IIO loo
hs,sic,bo a91 Cos:s Rics ..,,.......... geo
Ja1,,,........... lls st. Doninso........... None
sn.,pore............... 100 -
boabay............. 60 Total bss,. ........ls2 80
flour AND MEAL-Ths dcnsud FOR Western Canal Flour
e.. sotiye and with ies receipts prices 3d2Oc ee,le
The hea,iness thn noticeable IN Western brands. the sd
u GRADES arc very aud heavy IN. clio the ale. ere
10 20 bbls at % 81 10 for suier6ne Western Goa
e. 10 for State 80 2:Gs4 D. 10. tie how grade. OF
Western EIai - tJa - IS for Ex,rs State. - 80 81
Fancy - sOf for shipping brands Round Hoop
,Ia Ohio; and gd 30 20 for the usde brands do Canadian
Flour Il lower re denafd ,srs OF b bbls S ~
Nt' 20 iof fiue soh-ih touf also rssr the inquiry
mainly lor the local uaor ne sas ere 80 oo. a. 1850 10
lof naked 70 ,oou oupeie bsihnoie ana 20 LudtsIo
kbua. Flour heAVy saes OF Ioo dds sod ~ o.
CsIn hssi heavy seios OF ~ al ~ 20 ioI jersey
FRUits-hans are seady BY auction i7tg bore. Sicily
Orange. ., 6sc "a IS aud so do LcmOr.s 81 tll&
GhANTbo Wheat lAIsei Ia again easier the ohsDgs Of
81 ring large and bHJes have decided advantage the
demand merely export uirrs BUY hshty Tho sales
9itoO brtb milwaukee Clnb 81 100 s:c 1910 bush Amber
hngsntee aud lovs bJSU bush Chiaso spiny At ia
eo go bush CLicsgo cnb At sJd9sc IL 40 bush Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

As IsPRovEsEST.--The bare patches OF ground In
the the City e have recently been sodded and
beginning TO present respectable
The portion OF the Park fronting the City dali "a still In
miserable condition. and rejects anything but credit upon the
autho
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tits city 10 The 10th Regiment, cavalry and artillery
under command Of Col. Graham. Heretofore tho lStn,
Nth. 2Sth and 10Th Regiments participated IN atn Oh
July celeb atone An with the exception Of the 'o'h'
havo gone to the war; sh9 ai2 the G@?" ':s!ee G'5
Of celebrating the National Anniversary on this occa'
sion. The regiment ia to form on Portland avenue,
rear the Arsenal at 81 o'clock a. m on the morning Vi
the ih. The line of march will be through nyf'ie'
Clinton, Fulton avenues. Hanson place. A'i"iS0,
Hoyt, President Court Hicks, Fulton, Jora>shSn snd
Court streets, to the City Hail. where hey will pass IN
review before the Mayor and Common Council. The
regiment will then march through Montague Clinton,
PierrepOnt streets Myrtle avenue to Bedford avenue,
thence to TIE Fountain junction of Broadway, where
they will be dismissed
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MARRIED..

M0ORE-PURDY-In WsymNt, Pennsylvania, June "a, by
c. Cav. esq William d. Moore Of Csrbohdse Pa, to Mary
l. PuIdy Of Canaan Ia.
RICHARDSON Thursdsy June q, at New.
Brighten Staten Island, By the Rev Samuel NJ Akerly,
GeSge n Richardson, H. D., to Mary Ketcham daughter Of
Samuel Bovine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

ARRANGEMENTS FOR CAPT. WARDS FUNERAL
Capt Wards son returned from Washington yesterday
morning; Capt. Dahlgren Of the United States Navy
taking charge of the arrangements for sending the re-
mains of the late commander to this city. The body,
accompanied by an escort of marines, was to arrive
BY the New.Jersey Railroad last evening. AT the re-
goes. Of Capt. Meade, who is Capt. Wards successor
ss commander of the North Carolina, the body will
remain at tie Brooklyn Navy.Yard to-day. On Mon
day the marine escort and large number of naval
officers will accompany the remains to Hartford, where
The obsequies will take place. There will be no fune
nal ceremonies in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

TIE CASE OF Mr.. LIrrLrJoHs.-The counsel
G3irdseye and Johnson of Frederick s, LittleJoan
Who is under arrest for alleged corruption, having re-
eeived assurances from Albany that the case would be
ct once brought the attention OF the Court Of SEES
ons, changed their purpose Of applying for writ OF
habeas corpus, and the prisoner, accompanied by an
officer, proceeded to Albany last evening.
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Passenger Arrived

In bark Conyad from Rio JaneiyMrs. C. H. E'ling Ma
c. h. Eslng Rob.r. Ealing NJ Ealing w. r. hs'on' ME
Virginia N. StstnaseT
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The following table will compare the exports Of the
seYen prncipaL stape articles for the week:

TOthI.. tb4yVF fI,EI8Ai
Increase Of the compared with that Of lso 5000
The following comparative statement Of the yaue
Of eYpors from the commencement Of ,be year TO
lime 81.
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In regard 10 the case before the Appeals, OF tne bans
Of the Commonwealth against the Commissioners o.
Taxes The dypus saws:

question Of considerable interest TO the member, Of the
Court and profession point Of law, snd 10 the public
prciay this time In other respects ~ss involved The
bank rsimed reduction 81 t TO the eXtsut II the
United Sss stocks held by the ground hat he latter
exempt from state TAXATION The decon against the bsns
". unAle g. stat. the precise Toiut of the ruling
bu, understand to be- that individual taxed generally on
hi. personal property deduction Of
OF consulting Of United States stocks Perhaps the decision
does not Of holding that the State csnno, law
srns stocks specncsy aid By Dancn other words r.
sorting ,pecis alton agsin.t them But understand
doe. that they liable TO general taxation part Of
msn's property.
The July dividend payments at Botton are as fol-.
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FOURTH or Jury ORATIoS RFFoRF rHr I.HNANi
SocETY.-The Leader rays 1t Is understood tna' tne
Hon. Andrew johnson Of Tennessee VIII denver the
sraton before the Society of Tammany on tue ap-
preaching National Anniversary, which will be eele-
DRAFTED in the Old Wigwam with special ceremonies
and unusual honors
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" ROCK OF AGES"
Rock az Arcs cleft for ME.

ROCK OF AGES.
Rock OF Ages, cleft Tor NE,
Let me hide ms self in thee;
Let the water and the blood.
From thy riveu side that slowed,
Be Of sin the double csfe,-,
Cleanse me from ,,a guilt and pow,i.
While dray ehis aeetins breath,
When p,y ey.lids close IN death,
WbssI soar 10 worlds Unknown.
zee thee on Thy Judgment throne,
Rock Of AGES. ccf for me,
Let ne hide myself In thee. JopLAps
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HANDSOME FRUIT.-We have some specimens OF
strawberries raised by Mr.. J. Knox, near Pittsburgh,
Pa, which are among the finest we have ever seen.
They named Tricmphe de Gand, and for uniformly
barge size, fine flavor, hrm flesh, beauty of color to-
eether with large productveness, be places the Tri
o@pbe de Gsnd at the head Of the list of proved sors
The early pickings of these often bring 81 per quart
box. Mr.. Knox is the most extensive strawberry
grower in the Atlantic S,ates Il not in the Unnn. He
has fifty acres OF strawberries now III pear,y III a
specmen field he bas hundred varieties 10 ss many
different rows, where for bis satisfaction, and to
prove new sorts he exhibits nearly everything beard
Of in tie strawberry line. This is of great value to
suIvsors and large number visit his grounds during
the season Of fuiting Mr.. X ssys bis average yield
1, about three hundred busbes of fruit per acre. but
some give five hundred bushels TO the acre.
He thinks the plants will continue vgofous for at least
aight or ten years.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

sbRooxLrs CRY MoRrALiTY.-The total number Of
assbs In this city last week was r. of which 40 were
saaieA and ~ females The principal diseases were
consumption, Isl commissions g. scarlet fever, q drop
yey, .; cancer, 81 uessles 81 small pOx, 81 cholera in
isntum, &c. Undsr one year of age, l6; natives of
Cniisd States s.; Gerp:sny, Al England, 3; Scotland
z; Holland aud Switzerland, each.
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Gpcelal Notlrcs.

The Sub.C ommittee on Mnsic appointed by the Joins
Srcis for making arrangements TO celebrate the
aching Anniversary Of National Independence WIZ
s.t on MONDAY the lot Of July at p for the purpose
Of music for different. stands Parties Interested w
please appear without further notice.
IRA 4. ALLEN. }
CHAS. II. HALL, Committee on husic-
GFO BfCKFORO,)
Winthrop Gnnrd, Atteniiou.-This Battalion nn0S
IN auser. will -aSe for the Seat Of War IN slew
f. moro recruits received by applying at the lna
No i7e Prince at No. lS Bewery tbosey oS
tent OF At Mercer House corner Broome and Me,csI
BY order Of o. L }. LEWIS, Lleus Ss
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tss Cosisc NATIONAL Asm-xRsAnY.--The only
eSZ e.easssa sia.s military qs.ssplsaea ig
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..sl4l4OS7 s3O,f5s42 slf,5l7 100 S9aI eos
Incieaszs compared with 1870. att23 3l5
The following il the export Of Specie from the port
of New-York, for the week ending June %:
June 2s-slesmtlp Bavaria, Hamburg old..,.b 800
June 2J-stssinship Bavaria Observation-Disclosures. 800
JUNO 2s-StesIlshp BsysTis. London-slyeI....l,0 loo
Total. ......''.s..ss.''SziOV
The Bank of America will pay the interest on the
State debt of Kentucky, and probably on the bonds Of
the City Of Louisville.
The following is Official statement OF the business
at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer, u. S., New
York, during the month of June. 1861:
June 1861 by III
ksCyfPTs.
On account Of Customs. ....,........ ,Ty1 81
On socount q Psen! Fees........ f629 ~
On sccopnt Of PostOfice Dspart 1868, %
On account OF Transfers.
On account Of mscellansous...,... 42,Rl ..,.,. =.
On eocoupto OF Loans, xolIzV U-pJpi1' %
Total 70
PAYMENTS.
Treasury Drafts setD6OA ~
P0stOhce Drafts SsV,jSo eo'oooS' 40
Balance 'uns D 1861 s2Ta 81
By Balance. Or. b.seugsiug A sts $262O. lJs % -
r. Psymsnts 5e62 500 %
B.lsnc. . o06Os6 Is
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Amusemeuis.
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THREE DAYS ONLY.
MONDAY, TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY July |, D. aud ,.
THREE LAST DAYS OF the GREAT UNION DRAMA
THE PArKIoT'S DREAM,
Founded the present for the rpion and dusn 10
living tableaus sny Of it, stirring and events II viii
be produced each IERNOON att o'clock EVENING 1t ~
To be all hours. the wonderful and extraordnaIy
ALBINO SISTERS. and their BLACK MOTHER
aud Hh0THEK.
Though these children born ~ perfectly
BLACK AFRICAN PARENTS,
Their complexion pure white their hair wool white
snow ADD their eyes delft ATE pink.
THE UkFAr LIVING BLACK SEA LION
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON
besiis great veriry oil other living bears
80 LIVING MONSTER SNAKES,
GRAND ACTUARIAL GARDEN,
HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING SEAL.
And near million her Living and Preserved curioses
Admission to all, 25cens; Childsen under 10 10 cents
On THE kOURrtl-IhE GLORIOUS FOURTH
The Museam win pre.ent ~ nn~onted BILL of
NOVELTIES AND ATTRACTIONS.
Including DRAMATIC Performs every hour