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FROM PHILADELPHIA.


yi>le.s Rain ssorm-The Wharves
Oveiaswed-Trsins on the Track
Bridge Washed Away-Hcnvy Less.
NEW YORK, June 1S.-Tbe Heralds
Pbiladelphia says: The most violent
rain storm ever known in this vicinity
RACED to-day. 1t commenced abOnt mid
night, and continued steadily until $50
this morning, and has been pouring OF
intervals the entire day. About eight
O'clock the Cohacksink culvert gave
way at the intersection of two streets,
mon which there is great deal OF
travel. The Delaware and Schuylkill
rivers are very high. The wharves from
Manayunk to town are overlooked, as
we'll as the lower part of the canal.
The water was four feet high in the
mills at Manayunk. Considerable dam.
age has been done, but the extent is not
known.
A freight train ran off the track nj
this place, owing to large quantity OF
earth which was washed down npon the
rails. All the trains were forced to stop
at this point.
A bridge was washed away on the
line of the Second and Third street
passenger road which prevented the
running of the cars. About 800 feet OF
high stone wall at the Insane Asylum
was entirely demolished. A costly
bridge on the Cohacksink creek was en-,
tireiy swept away. The cellars in all
the streets in the lower section Of the
city are inundated and the steam fire
engines ale busy employed endeavOring
to md the people of water. They make
but little Roadway, as il continues to
rain steadily and at periods heavily.
The rain has played sad havoc with the
crops. In many places corn, wheat and
oat fields are completely covered with
water. In the Northeastern section OF
the city tho water in bar-room was
two feet deep. The WissahickOn is very
high and it is feared all the bridges
have been washed away.
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---New Ysrk Market 0er
.-.eA NS-cA@ NEW YORK, June 1s.


COTTON-No material change; sales
$500 bales middling uplands at ~.
memberships 1854 bbls; market
dull, heavy and unsettled NJ ioaSo low
er: sales 500 bbls at 50as 20 LOT super
fine State western: 9 00a1O % for extra
western: 10 5Oal2 90 for choice; 10 IS
All 35 for shipping brands; extra round
boop Ohio IL 40a12 so; trade brands
no 50a12 90 for spring st. Louis; ~ ON
ais 90 winter do; market closing dull;
California flour lower at IL 5Oal3 2s.
WHISKY-Qniet at 35a36 for western
i'm bond. = - ~
WHEAT-Receipts 7O,s03 bushels;
market dull; sales only retail; 1900
bushels Chicago spring SOa2 W; sales
1900 bushels prime No. Milwaukee 2 ~;
sales 1000 bushels white California 2 81
RYE-Dull and lower; sales $500 bush
els western 25al 30.
BARLEY-Firmer; sales $500 bush
els Canada West free y. .
MALT-Quiet; Canada lower; sales of
3. 900 bushels in bond at W.
CORN-Receipts of 900 bushels;
market 1c better, with only moderate
bnsipes: sales of $1,000 bushels at
/ oral IL for new mixed western; W
al 10 for kiln dried; gal 06 for unsound;
| III for old and new mixed western,
| II ais for old mixed western III store,
and IL for white southern. .t.
OATS Receipts of $3.50 bushels; mar
k.t Ic better: sales of $1,000 bushels at
92a95 for southern and e6aS1 for State.
RICE-Firm.
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAR-Firm; sales OF 9OO hogs
heads Cuba at 1llall4, and 9OO boxes
Havana at HALT.
MOLASSES-Dull.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Dull; II for crude,
% for refined in bond.
PORK-Heavy; sales 1850 barrels at
20 50a20 for new mess, closing at ~ 5sa
for cash; 10 rs for old do; Ii 25als 30 for
prime and 81 25a2l 80 for prime mess;
also 500 barrels new mess at II OO, sell
crs' option to August.
BEEF-Firm; sales of 800 barrels at
Il 90a23 90 for new plain mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of 20 bar
rels at 3Sa4l.
BACON-More active sales of 67s
boxes at1OlalOs for Cumberland cut;
liz for short ribbed; 12sa12i for short
clear, and III for long ribbed.
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales Of lao pack
ages at s!a9f for shoulders, and 12al3
for hams.
LARD-Lower; sales of 1885 barrels at
1l4a114 for new, and small lot at l3.
BUTTER Unchanged.
CHEESE-7a16.
LATEST MARKET-5P p. NJ.
FLOUR Closed dull ut 10a20 lower,
with only limited local trade demand.
WHEAT-Dull; sales at S0a2 L. for
No. 2 spring, and 2 20a2 30 for No. ]
spring.
RYE-DuIl; sales at l 25a2 Ii for
Western.
BARLEY-Quiet.
OATS-Qniet; sales at 74a73 for West
ern, and So for Ohio.
CORN-Quiet,with no decided change;
new mixed western. | o.. old do, l3,
in store.
PORK-Rather more steady, md III
good demand for filing short contracts;
sales l,20 bbls mess at 20 6Oa2O 20, cash,
closing at 20 65a20 20, cash, and 20 -,
regular.
BEEF-Firm, with light supply.
CUT MEATS-Firm and active.
BACON-Firm aud i'll fair demand, at
lOta10a for Cumberland, and 12sal2!
for short clear.
LARD-Dull; 12ial2l for fair to prime
steam, and 12sal2f for kettle rendered.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, June 1s, 2 P. M.-Inforna-
ton reached this city that very for
midable anti-Popery riot prevails in
Birmingham to-day. Two streets have
been taken possession. of and complete.
ly sacked by the rioters, who are out in
great force and present q very formida-
BILE appearance. A Roman Catholic
chapel had been attacked and threat
ened with demolition. The most in
tense excitement prevails and further
serious trouble is apprehended.
LONDON. June 10, 6 P. Nat this
hour the rioters are in full possession OF
the city of Birmingham. All efforts to
preserve peace and order proved futile
Large bodies Of troops were sent to the
scene of disturbance, with orders to put
down tho riot ut MI hazards and stop
further destruction Of property.
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Farmers, Merchants, and Cat.
tie Dealers

Will have their interests spr,l allS ,un.altoI f.
the preparation Of this column. and uo sa,il...
man In West Virginia should hesitate to az.
himself of its advantages.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, June lS-5:3O L. NJ.
Ohio certificates, 24sa24s; Canton,
44sa4is; Boston water power, 23sa23is;
Cumberland, 30ta3l; Quicksilver, 2sa
2sl; Mariposa, 7ias; do. preferred, l9a
49,; Western Union Telegraph, 44fa445;
Pacific Mail, 14lal4lf; Atlantic do, 1864
alO62; New York Central, l0lIal02;
Erie, 60sa60t; Erie preferred, 7ia7ii;
Hudson River, lU9al094; Reading, l07 !
alO7a. Michigan Central, ll3all3s,
Michigan Southern, 69a69t; Illinois
Central, 120tal20i; Pittsburg, T4a77t !;
Toledo, l2lt; Rock Island, 90ia90s;
North Western, 35sa35t; do. preferred,
59is59l; Fort Wayne, 97ia97s.
Border State Bonds firmer on North
Carolina and Missouri, but weaker on
Tennessee; Tennessee, GIL, Missouri %;
Carolinas 53I.
Steamship Shares less active.
The Miscellaneous Shares are quiet
and steady.
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Renacrn,ic Canxentian.

LOUISVILLE, june l9.-The Democrat
ic Convention at Bowling Green, yes
terday, nominated Jacob s. Galloway
candidate for Congress from the Sd
district, to fill the vacancy caused by
the deathof Hen. E. Hise.
A Railroad Convention is in session
ut the Louisville Hotel, having in view
. reduction of rates and the establish.
ment of quick time and accurate con.
nectiODs. Some twenty roads were rep.
resented.
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Desperate Fight.

New York, June lS.-There was a
desperate fight on Monday afternoon at
Cavalry Cemetery between number Of
persons who had just buried friend.
The fight ragged nearly an hour. Women
and men were engaged on both sides.
Clubs, knives and stones were freely
used. Several persons were injured and
one child reported killed. The citizens
living near were SO frightened by the
riotous proceedings that they hid them
selves in the woods.
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The securities heiu ny the lreasufor
of the United States in trust for the
National banks are reported as follows
For circulating notes. $40 $50 500
For deposits Of public money 3s,se3,s5s
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 579,3Io 4oo
During the past week there has been
received ct the Treasury from the Print
ing Bnfeau, s495, 4ss in fractional cur
rencyy During the same period there
has been forwarded to the Assistant
Treasurer at New York, S1OO,OOo; 10 the
United States Depository at Pittsburg,
s4O 600 and 70 the National banks SlU9,-
1903. Total $24,93O,365.
The amount of national bank cur.
reucy issued during the week vas $751;
$50. making the total am": 81; TO date
1905, 012. 456., From this there is to he
deducted the currency returned, inclu-
ding worn ont notes, amounting to
"a, S61, 527, leaving in actnal circulation
at this date sos, Isl, 929.
The amount of fractional currency re-
deemed and destroyed at the Treasury
Department during the week was S55i,-
900.
The receipts from internal revenue
Saturday were $745,35O, and for the
week "a, 9,549. The total amount for
the fiscal year to date is s256,"Ol,336.
The Louisiana National Bank of New
Orleans has, on its own application,
been discontinued rs a depository OF
public MONEYS and financial agent OF
the United States.
The position Of Mr.. McCulloch is thus
stated by The Bank Reporter: The
Treasury now holds over 100000, 600
of gold, and about Ss0,00O,0OO of cur.
rency. This is strong financiering, still
the money market is not light. So COM
pletely is the Secretary master OF the
situation that he can do just what he
pleases. He can contract the currency
or not; he can put down gold or not;
he can pay of his debts as they mature,
or he eau fund them into long bonds.
This financial power in the hands OF
the Secretary who has so repeatedly
said that resumption should he
brought about at the earliest possible
date, is admonishing. Sell on; pay up;
ret ont of debt. D..
Mr.. Colgate, well-known in Wall
street for his large dealin.s in gold aud
other securities, has addressed letter
to the Assistant Treasurer, urging the
adoption of some stable financial policy,
and suggesting the following as the
basis for such system:
The substitution of legal-tender notes
for the National bank notes, the Treas
nry to purchase the bonds deposited as
security at premium, and assume the
payment of the outstanding notes, the
latter to be deducted from the price OF
the bonds, and 10 he exchanged Tor
greenbacks on presentation.
The reduction of the paper circulation
81, 900, 900 per month, beginning May /,
1865, until the outstanding volume IS
reduced to the minimum of S5OO,OUO, 900,
exclusive of fractional currency. This
would continue the contraction until
about 1S72.
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From Ballinlore.

BALTIMORE, June ls.-In the Circuit
Court Of the United States, Judge
Giles presiding, in the case of Kennedy
VS. Gibson, arising ont of recent fail
ure Of the Merchants National Bank of
Washington, involving the question of
individual liability to the clause in the
general national banking laws, the
Court to-day rendered y lengthy opin-
ion to the effect that 10 suit can be
maintained under said clause until the
Comptroller of tho Currency has au-
dited the accounts of the insolvent in
stitution and ascertained, after due no.
tice to the creditor, the amount of his
liabilities.
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Frons Auyusfn.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June 1s.-The registra
tion of voters commences this week il
Georgia.
A white man named w. L. Flynn
q stOrekeeper on the Albany Gulf road
was murdered by two freedmen, his
head and face being chopped with AL
axe, and his house burned. The mnr
derers were arrested by colored men
The Indignation was so great that i,
was with the greatest difficulty thai
the whites We're prevented from lynch
ing the culprits.
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Editor Shot,

LYNcHBURG, Va, June 1s.-R. Fl.
Glass, editor of the Republican, was
shot in the street to-day by the sons of
ID. +. Booker. The cause was an arti-
Gle rejecting on their father. The shot
took effect in his eye ball, lodging in
his head. Glass is comfortable but the
issue is uncertain.
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June Il.
FL0UR-Dull and heavy, and prices
dropping; family l1a12; fancy, 13al5.
WHEAT-In good demand and mar
ket tirmer; No. = winter, 3 a.; No. l.,
= 60.
OATS-Firmer at 6S.
CORN-Unsettled, and held at IS. No
sales. ~ ..-
C0TTON-Dull at 14a24i.
WHISKY-Steady at 30c.
PROFESSIONALISM and nominal and
nothing doing.
BUTTER-Steady.
CHEESE-Steady and in moderate
demand.
GOLD-Closed at 1zt buying, and
135 selling.
MONEY-Easy. :.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Il published every Friday. Tia e"nl.Ht all
niailo up Of all important nc~- 81 The sS'
telegraphic reports. transactions In The Nsrld'
Editorials upon subjects Of general int ~, a.
Agricultural Column, special coTuspoh'st o.
from all parts of the STATE, ohoi,r htcrsp =.
poetical selections, and .. large amount o. a.
hIlly prepared miscellaneous na'line suitable 20
all classes of the community. Ia ssai IL
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue :" l. "
best Family Newspaper sUer 1uLI.A'd - D.
State.
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FROM NEW YORK.
July session OF Congrcss-Typhoid
Reycr-Dismi.scd- Minister Camp

bell.
New YORK, june 1'.-The Times spe-
cial says: 1t is generally conceded that
there will be quorum of Congressman
present in July, the effect of the At
torney Generals opinion.
Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner OF
Agriculture, is dangerously ill.
The Tribune's special says there are
from twenty to fifty cases of typhoid
fever daily in Washington.
The Herald's special says: Ihforna'
tion has been received here that Admir-
al Tucker of the Peruvian navy has
been dismissed from the service by the
Peruvian government. 1t will be re-
membered that Admiral Dahlgren of ON
navy refused the usual cOurtesics to
Tucker on account of his rebel SYM
pathies.
The Herald's New Orleans special says;
Minister Campbell declines stating what
has transpired between the State De-
partment and himself, but feels assured
the people will sustain him in the posi-
ton he has taken when the records are
published.
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO, June Is.

CHICAGO, June 10.
Flour very duh and dropping; moth
ing doing. Wheat tirmer, at 40. Corn
irm at 81. Oats higher 1t 5sa5si. Rye
neglected. Pork dull at lit. Shout
ders,7f. Whisky nominal at 31sS2.
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Mr.. II. 7. HELMBoLD:

Mr. II. T. HELMBoLD: .. .
Dear Sir I'm regard to the question asked
me rs to my opinion about Buehu, would say
that have used and sold the article in various
forms for the past thirty years. i do not think
there is any form or preparation OF 1t have
not used or known to be used in the varions
diseases where such medicate agent would be
indicated You ars aware, as well as myself,
that 1t has been extensively employed In the Va.
rious diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and
the reputation il las acquired, in my judgment,
Is warranted by the facts.
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BuGnlo Market.

BUFFALO, june u.
Flour quiet sud easier, at IL 50 for
No. spring. Wheat, Wisconsin spring,
= 90. Corn dull, and held Mt 69a9O for
No. 2 Chicago spring. Oats, No. 2 Chi
cago, 66.
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LLI.LLLLLLL -
LLLLLLLLLLLLL

Remarks from Chemical ABaly SIS,
After careful analysis Of HebnNrlr Is re-"
rations thew enioy our utmost oCn.idrnce. W,
consider them safe and reliable.
NEvEERS & YATES.
PLiladelphia. June 18th, 1861.
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LEWIS BAkEE
wbeelinz. West VHIlsh


BALTlNDhf, ma
VIE HAVE LEASED THIS HGuh -,
w have enlarged the OfIiee ih'i''ln,,. :.
throughout the house. rrIloSAtoh abh 80 "a,
the Water Clo>ets, rrpaP-rod and -, !,
Rooms and furnished them with bsas y.
firnitarp, &c. weh1ve, In fat mI''''
entirely Hew inside. b4,ys.
We have also telegraph ochts ~ - -. -
Nth wires running 10 all part 81 Wv
States, Canasia and KufOp-. ,.,4.fff
Our Tables win st all sessops
supplied with ali The market afsfd. LII
We hsvs also attached ts the hsiSl =. -, q
Billiard Room. furnished nth Iase. -, =,
pre-sly for n. By the celebrated y "a
Mssxss. PBELAx Il coLLExl'ES, ~ SCI 90 4
Our Bars viii be supplied r!ie ~
Wines and Liquor. II .,,yI s
Servants attentive and polite sha q (, &,
tentIon win b. paid 20 the eonfrt =, ~ y, -
and Patrons Of the Houss which VII
Stages win BE- Il TIE Depot. on IT. IT.. !.
trains. also At the STEAMERS On W. uo.r
caDEey guests and their h,gF,zss SsggELL
.,o,,s4. 80 = PrOpsSsvf'
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From the Philadelphia Ledger.
PHILADELPHIA. July Is, ISGI

Our esteemed friend and fellow citizen, Mr. IL.
rsmo wing 10 the city orNew York, with view OF
enIarcing his business. We have been acquaint'
ed with him upwards of ten years; have been
pleased with his integrity aud fair dealing.
Commencing In small way, his articles must
noss,ss merit to ensure the success he has met
with. and from our acquaintance with him CAN
condden;l; rpeak that We do not believe he is
a man who would wish to impose on any one,
much less the afflicted, and really In our own
long business experience as an advertising med
ium We have never heard OF the success OF any
medicine without merit.
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have seen and used. as before stated, eve
form of BuchtI-the powdered leaves the sinp
decoration, tincturc, fluid extracts l ~
not cognizant Of any preparation of that plant n
all equal to yours. Twelve years experieH;'
ought, think, to give me the right to judge %
its merits, and without prejudice or partality
give yonrs precedence over all others. do mol
value thing according to its bulk, if did otle'
fuehus would out,do yours, but hold to Tax
doctrine that bulk and quantity do not make ~
value-if they did copper cent would he wort
more than gold dollar.
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EXTRACT BUCHU.

lDr. KEYSER is physician of over thirty
wears experience, and graduate Of the Jefferson
Medical College, and Of the University Of hedi
cine and Surgery Of Philadelphia
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THE TRI-WEEKLy

Ia published every Tuesday, rhur.Ia, ADD y!
urday, and contains, besides the ,-ul'ni, 81 Mo
preceding issues of the Daily, m.uy yilai.I'
items prepared especially TOT this publlcaIiss
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THE II e GlSTER

VIII strive To make the popular mind VIZ, 4.
conviction, rather than sl..Vish b, Gi,ta,on ~.
viii labor to disseminate only su,l. ,l,.,. -,
current questions rs bear the STAMP Of ~
and the seal Of truth.
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From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Of
June 20, lsGi.
We are gratifed to hear Of the continued sne,
cess in New York of our townsman, Mr.. IL. I.
Helmbold, Druggist His store, next the Me
tropolitan Hotel, is % feet front 23D feet deep,
and five stories in height 1t il certainly a
Grand establishment and speaks favorably OF
the merit of his articles. He retains his oiIisc
and laboratory in this city, which are also mode
establishments Of their class.
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sUNDRIEs.

A FEW DA1BRLs PkeL. -
Jspane.s Tss.. Purs Whine Vine yI ~ y.'
York crab and champagne cdr ~. c,s.s
York Mo- ! Salmon Esgbsh os 40 CO
Piekles and sssoe.. Tspiess- Pear -. - -
Starch, Maizena,, &c, bermstscz -, So
oil dbest quality. Trseh Nnsiard ~ 80
Chesss, Csadssssd NHk, bsstber va -,
as-ortment of seAssaab3e artacieA )1''
ana i ''f sale low woopsoE.
Odd YsIlsws Hal Ban.
uyan Mssrss Btzsst wbssipE
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 6 Ohio r. r. Co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

orucx B,IrNoRE & ONO RAILROAD Co..
WHEELING, May 4. 1857.
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Ivalus your Buchu for its effect on patient ;
I have cured with it, and seen cured with u
more diseases Of the bladder and kidneys thar
have ever seen cured with any other Buchu, 81
any other proprietary compound Of whatcNci
name. Respectfully yours, &c,
GEO Ii. KEYSER, ". D.,
40 Wood ST., Pittsburgh. "a.
August n, 1866.
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AS A NEWSPAPER

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and reliability. The best aud lal,,,, ul.r,a,t...
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPH a.,
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From the largest manufacturing chemist In the
verdi
lam acquainted with Mr.. II. I. Helmbold; he
occupies the drug store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him. have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise.
VIM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of POWERS & WEIGHT,IAN, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown Sts., Philadelphia.
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