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me SU0t9Es DIPLOMA hangs in his office.

~, ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
t Ihsnlnent within the last twenty YEAR,. sIid
I Lns n9me T0us important surgical Operations
PeLlo[Ined BY DIR. Johnston, witnessed nv tha
reporters OF The sun and many other nSners
a no1ce4 OF which have appeared again and
HsAIn oel0re the public, Besides his StapdIn9
DAuly Is suhcient guarantee to the Rffiicted,
sK!N DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL
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5OO !! LsS. EXCELSIOR HAND PoT-55,
wv "a none Shoe NaIIa aSsoPf05 - y Il
oseIs r C.aILDRECa 4 ~
- AAtn Street,
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Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an untimelS
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the moSl
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise nave entFanced listening
Senators with the thunders of elOQuence, a.
walked to estacy the living Tyre, may cal
with full confidence.
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Married Persons, or Young Men ConIsnls.t
ting marriage, being aware of PhyBIclai
Weakness, Organic Debility, DefOEmitiee
He who places himselfunder the care OF DIR
J. may reilgiously cOntde in his honor as a
gentleman, aud confidently rely upon mis-
skill as physician.
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ORGANIC WEAKNE1SS

London; Graduate OF one OF the most eminenf
Colleges In the United States, aud the greateI
part OF whose lie has been spent IN the nos,
pitfalls OF London, Paris, Philadelphia, ami
elsewhere. has effected some Of the nioSt a.
tOnlShing cures that were ever known. mpJIv
u0uDieG win ringing In the head and eaiS
when asleep great neFVOuHnesSG eInR ain rS1sd
AZ sudden sounds, bush f1lneRS, with treUueni
DIushlnS, attended sometimes with dersnge'
meht OF mind, were cured immeliatelY.
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DR. JOHNSON has discovered the mo-,
ksmsdy the R So4d Saa w 91RIg E s S
Back or Limbs, StrictureS, Affection OF the
ges, ImPotency, General Debility, Nervous.
ness, DYSPEPSIA Languor, Low Spirits. Con-
fusion of Ideas, Palpitation OF the Heart
Timldlty, Trembling, DinueSE of Sight, or
6iddIneSS; Disease of the Head, ThrrSI
Nose, or Skin Affections of the Liver, IunsS
stomach, or BoWelS-thoSe Terrible DIsTSS
ders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal tn
their victims than the song of Syrens to the
Mariners of Ulysses, bliGhtinE their m0SI
brilliant hopes or antIcipations, rendering
maFiRRe- sc. i'm uORSiblR.
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OC0' 40. SOuah Frederick Street,
Left hand side gong from F3aItJr,C orr, :,
lew ooors rom the corner. FAN NOT 10 m,
serve name and number. =" W.
rI,.ta no leLteIsreceived unless post paid and
1 SeIsotls writing should state ago, and Sand
p0Enon OF advertisement describing svm1S
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
CRIMINAL.

In Justice Cornell's Court, Brooklyn, on
Saturday, PatroIman Underwood, who few days ago
whom le found In company with his tUnderwood's vile
the sitting magistrate. Mr.. Justice Riley the Justice
holding that II man wife chose TO parade the streets
n o right to take vengeance the man therefor.
at the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day, Frederick Faust bleeding and bandaged, appeared
anjsheT bv occ1pation, had asSa1ed him With knife at
the rooms OF complainant No 26i East Forty
Cheeks Go4n%n Ys aessa ID ,h"i Fsst had assaulted him
first with n club Held To answer. Patrick Brennan
was comted to await the result OF several stab wounds
indicted by him Malachi McAyoy, who is at present in
hospital under the care OF physicians.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
before Justice Shandey James kernan Of No lS Avenue
Bcompained o Peter Collins and James Mack for having
tween Avenues and G, early Sunday morning, as he
going to his residence. They knocked him down
value officer Kane CT the Eleventh Ward heard his cries
for help aud 20 his assistance. lie discovered the
mltted for examination in default OF $1,000 bail each
At the Tombs Police Court, on Saturday,
Eugene Baker, alias Reichermann, David Carroll and
detected In the act of breaking into Max Gosers store
No 62O Broadway, and attempting to carry on 5000
Dowlng.- James Brady, young man claiming to live
saturday for being OF the thieves who, on Sunday
the eth Inst by Of false keys entered the store OF
OPpenhem Brothers, No. 45o Broadway ana carried on
SILK goods and hces, valued IN lhe aggtexate az SoZzo
The accused 10 leave tho store on the afternoon
OF the day named, having bundle III MS possession
Michael Doran. Michael Hayden, Thomas Palllster.
Matthew Cook, Thomas Moran, Charles Qusey and Ber
nard Clancy boys whose ages range from nne TO thr
teen years, were committed on Saturday for having
stolen aud destroyed property IN the utenaned building
No. SO Wakerst, owned by Dr. Thomas C. Chalmers The
total damage cannot be less than 81 Reuben Ebbs,
q we6nOWn thief who rejOices In the soubriquets OF
Three Fingered Bob" "Dutch Nike" and Horse Thief"
was committed by Justice Bowling yesterday for having
on Saturday stolen from the Of Fulton and Green
wic-sts horse and express wagon, owned by Mr. Wm
j. Mcdonald OF No. 76 Atlantc-st., Brooklyn, which
that gentleman had left temporarily standing on
the aforementioned corner. The stolen nI0p-
orty was found in tho possession OF the
accused.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

scceasfully with the Irish and German aborer. Yet
the threatened exodus did not occur. Was IL be-
cause the promised Moses proved recreanti
Ifanything could tend to drive the negroes from
the South, it would be the return to power of the
Rebel element, and consequent Inauguration OF
persecution and oppression If they treated with
any reasonable degree of fairness, they will be sure
TO prefer the congenial climate of the South to the
more rugged one of the North.
In addition to its unpatriotic If not absolutely dis
LOYAL, course during the war, the Democratic party
would now virtually repudate the honest debt ofthe
nation for which the national faith is pledged, and
thereby bring on financial crisis whose effects would
be sure to be felt by ALL and by none more than by
the labOring class.
This hateful doctrine of national dishonesty is the
principal stock in trade of the leading democratic
candidate for the Presidency.
What consideration then either Of duty interest,
can prompt you to act with this degenerate faction
Are you enraptured with the spirited foreign policy
Of the Conservative Johnson the anxiety which he
has displayed to relieve such of our countrymen as
have come under the ban Of British law, and the adj
mrabe manner In which his creatures Seward and
Adams have upheld the honor of the United States
in their dealings with our old enemyf Or mayhap
you applaud the scuTrilOus abuse with which the
Democratic orators aud press have saluted the poor
MANNED veterans, whose only fault was that they
peried life and limb in defense of this land, the last
refuge of liberty on earth.
In conclusion we would ask of you, Irshmen, to
think well on these things.
Do not be swept along in the tide Of prejudice and
intolerance but assert your manhood and shake off
the trammcs of party in which you have been too
long entanglcd.
Free yourselves from the control of the men by
whom you are led and who laugh at you for your
credulity.
Concede TO Others that which you demand for your
selves. and give helping hand to push forward the
Car of Freedom, which is even now slowly, but
steadily advancing; overturning as it goes the emf
nences on which Tyranny has erected her atars, and
bringing Joy and good tdngs to the oppressed of all
climes.
FoT the Club:
DENNIS r. BURKE DANIEL o. LkARf,
. GEORGE G. MCCARTHY, JOHN ht6bNI
ROBERT HAGGKRri, DAVID LlHCh,
JAMES MURRAY. JOHN dkAllAh,
DAVID II. SMYTH
THOMAS HANbY, Committee OF Address
FRANCIS FITZPATRICK,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
IIIE GRANn TorR 0r TnE ATLANTIC CLUn.


SYRACUSE, June 13.-The Atlantic tourists
dnly arrived here at Gl5 p yesterday and were re.
ceyed at the depot not only by numerous deegatlon oi
the Central CITY Club but also by large crowd VI the
fraternity generally anxious 10 see the noted players Tor
the first time. They had delightful trip from Albany
and all the stopping places route they the OBJ
served Of all observers The Club on their arrival were
escorted TO the Globe Hotel aud we're at once tbe re-
held at the hotel during the evening the nine being quite
tle Mons OF 1he houT nc PRONE t y, III nm %
OF gne IN Albany they were really anxious 10 get on
the field aud the hall around. The extensive ball
grounds Of the Central CITY Cub-the champion orgaui
zaton Of Weston New fork.had been prepared TO
spectators and this large estimate was aetunly
cuse from Oswego and Bnghamiou. aud trains East
and West the Central Road had extra cars attached
supply The townspeope on SATURDAY, but for the al
| 4h OF july might nave imagined mat llo
national holiday had put In a premature ap-
After breakfast on Saturday morning the Central City
Club drove around 10 the hotel with eight ten carriages
warm and pleasant for ride. on their return they
found the city fun 10 overowug with strangers who had
arrived by canal packets stages private wagons and the
various railroad trains Among he visitors from Brook
lyn Mr. H. Jewell OF tho Excelsior club, who was
"grabbed" for umpire at once, by both clubs AS early
the crowd began 10 throng the grounds, aud at
D. m there must have been nearly 1000 people present
The ladies' stand crowded and presented very at
tractive sight The assemblage was very respectable
one indeed and good order marked the proceedings but
they were very partial in their applause good plays by
the Atantics being received Win comparative silence
found the against them at the closing Of
the seeynd innings In the three next innings however
they scored 10 their opponents the close VI the
9th innings leaving the total at is TO In their favor In
the next three innings the Centras assisted by play
at second base and short field up score of TO- and
put out the Aantics for nothing thus pulling up their
score IA, with the Atlancs only ahead In the last
inning the Atancs scored and by FergusOns fine play
disposed Of the Centrals for thus winning by total
score of 30 70 Crane marked his play with the finest
catch center field ever seen In the city and Ferguson
put out five by fine catches Mills also played finely In
his position Pratt pitched in the last two innings the
other side Mr. Jewell unpred the game with thorough
fmparality Though defeated the Central city players
have hight to feel proud OF the result We append the
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
rhe tota mpors At NewYork tor the week eomrars as
follows with previous returns;

The Nashville and Decatur Railroad paid on Friday the
July interest the bonds ndorsed by the State OF Ten
nessee, In the amount of sI3955.
In another column will be found the business card OF
Messrs Drexel, Winthrop Co.. Bankers, of Wallst., in
this city, with their connecting houses in Philadelphia,
and Drexe Harjes & Co., Paris The high standing OF
this house nc home Is we'll known and universally rccog
nzed. The Paris branch is desiderdttn which Ameri
cans travelling abroad will especially know how to appre
cate. Mr.. Hares for many years held responsible OFF,
cial position in Philadelphia, one which enabled him to
become thoroughly acquainted with financial and mer-
camille operations this country and choosing him as
tho head OF their firm in France therefore, the Messrs
DreXe not only given another PROOF or their sagac
y In selecting right for the right place. and have
also done good service 10 the merchants and business
public here
Respecting the interest upon the Virginia debt The
Baltimore StUl June II, says:
"There was better feeling regards Virginia State
securities In the market yesterday growing out OF more
debt and the absence OF exaggerated reports In relation
10 the July There authority for saying that
IL IA by no means certain that the interest will not yet be
paid As regards tho State debt the total Is 4OOOO,
nt this by interests In railroads amounting
to Sl7,569290, and sO40o,OO0 In tho James River and
Kanawha Canal making total OF t2 96S 299 and West
Virginia 0nehd OF the whole debt as her share,
Il viii leave less than the debt proper OF Vr
Enumerated and in round numbers about s9sOOoO The
exhbt favorable, and under proper management the
bonds OF Virginia will pay their interest punctually
and rank high those OF Tennessee and North Caro-
lima"
The aggregate amount iot Imports tother than Dry
Goods and spece at the port Of NewYok from foreign
pOrtstOr the week ending june n iseS. was b,sOess
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
THE MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY. Inns is.-p.

nATURDAY, June l3-P. NJ
k Gold closed at 1884, after selling at 140. The
clesrngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were s3e21IOoo
and the balances t,e64772 II. The specie shipments
we're sOsaO per st. Laurent 100000 per City Of Boston,
and $4,000 per Virginia, making total for the week Of
t2.s72,OOO
Government bonds opened Arm at the advance and all
the goldbearng bonds in demand. At the Board
65s, at improved prices The 6Ss and e7s were In
sharp demand and advanced per cent from the closing
prices of yesterday aud large amount could be pur
chased at the advance. At the close the market was
buoyant with demand for 62s do 1858 and ss
which In demand, and not offered less than 1lSs;
lO-lOs sold at 1O6, and that bid at the close
State bonds strong and active Tennessee 6s ex
coupon sold at 7sl New Tennessee 6s 72i Virginia ds
excoupOn, 65i North Carolina 6s, ex-coupon, &c. Mis-
souri 6s 93a Railway bonds were firm at the advance
Miscellaneous shares neglected. Western Union
Telegraph was weak, and sold at ST. Bankers and
Brokers' Association was heavy, selling at 100, decline
OF per cent from the highest quotations The stock
market opened steady with active demand for the lead
ing shares. NewYork Central active. Reading ad
vanced TO 9s on the prospect OF dividend In July.
Michigan Southern improved with small offerings at the
advance. The North Western shares made sharp rally
on small purchases made by the shorts These stocks
very sensitive and large amounts can be had at
quotations Cleveland and Toledo continues to be
pressed for sale by disappointed holders who expected
larger dividend. Fort Wayne steady. Rock Island
strong. with good buyers for all the stock offered.
The market closed the street at $780, with good de-
mand for the leading stocks Government bonds closed
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

I.t "a. "a 81 9Th 9Th 7h. 9Th oA Totals
6s.1If' 4.s19sf CIV iii;:. 9 ! : sEI
At midnight on Saturday the Atlantes left Syracuse
for Niagara where they duly arrived Sunday To-day
they play their grand match with the Young Canadians
and the result Of the Syracuse match will add greatly
the interest taken In the Canada game.
UNIONS OF MoRRISANIA ACT STARS OF PLEAS
ANTVILLE.
On Saturday morning the Unions paid a visit
to Pleasantvlle. Westchester County. and enjoyed
haklozen hours OF pleasure The citizens OF the village
had prepared dinner the club nne and In other ways
inade tho members comfortable The Unions played O
sure. though means "a handsome game, while the
said Of the stars The score stood SS 70 Il
In favor Of the UpiQns,
Mutual ACT. STAR.
very close, exciting and sharp game was
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
THE COURTS.
THE FERNANDO WOOD LEASES IMPORTANT
QUESTION OF PRACTICE.

The case of Mayor &c, agt. Fernando
Wood and Richard b. Connolly IL may be remembered
up in the Supreme Court General Term appeal
which dismissed on the spot. The Judges Cardozo
and Sutherland have since written opinions In the case
summary Of which We publish below, differing the
essential point The former maintains that tho appeal
founded upon total misappehenson of the practice
in relation TO fegneds issues The whole matter is
for Judges conscience" the sole object OF the
Jury trial being to inform his conscience upon point
to which he desires Information. To allow All appeal
peate Court shall tell the Chancellor that IL bet
ter than he did what the point upon which he wanted
20 be assisted by a jury. In an equity ease-except
The Judge may try all the issues or he may either upon
the application OF counsel, or upon his own notion send
jury to that tribunal II the Judge may decline TO send
an any u from H. dep ~ settIina ~ ,h IN @ MINT hcp Re
tried by jury. The party against whom what appears
70 be an mmaera ISSUE 10 ordered. not being bound to
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
BASE BALL.

YALE OF NEw-HAvEN VS.. LowELLs OF BOSTON.
NEw-HAvEN, June 13.-The Yale University
Nine played their second game this season on Hamilton
Park near this city this afternoon. Their first game. IL
may be remembered, was played here week ago with
the Champion Unions OF MOrIsania, ". Y. The result
was an exciting contest in which the Unions at last came
OF victorious after having played 10 innings and scored
l6 10 their opponents H. To-day the Yale men had as
adversares the well known Lowell Club Of Boston,
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
CIVIL.

In the Kings County Surrogates Court before
the Hon. VIM. ID. yoeder letters OF administration were
granted n the estates OF the following named persons
Jane Lott of New Lots Charles Hanson John H. Halsed
Nicholas 5. Burghcr. Vim. Mclaughlin, James Nc
LAughln. Harriet Crommcln. Mary Ann IlleTy, Law.
renee Clark Thomas Cosgrovc. aud Joseph Carter Of
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
.S1,s7s,7s0 IS $3.50

.NsI5,leO 63 S2byS,OI IL
This shows decided increase East per steamer. bus
there have been no bullion shipments to China In May
this year disOTdered state OF the exchange there
has been to other transactions than the remittance
Of collections Chinese and japanese account The low
OF treasure freight onehalt per cent divided be-
tween the nes has been OF much advantage 70
bill drawers, the price Of bills, threequarter per
cent would leave no margin after paying onehaH per
cent freight Insurance. taxes etc. There have been no
grain bills cover The price OF bars in York and
London has not helped the matter much although ster
ling is higher in New-York and the shipment OF bars
thence Is heavy. The general state VI busi
ness has not been satisfactory in the general
markets. The distant roads not yet In q
travelling condition. and the jobbers by means
eager buyers The supply OF capital in the shape OF
natural productions which settle accounts between
tons well countries, is however larger than ever
before For the moment, the disposition 20 ship Wheat
is in abeyance and few grain bills arc put upon the
market. but few weeks will make great change In this
respect The shipments Of Flour East per steamer az
this time last year. supplied s5oOO per month Of
currency exchange. This year. the supply from that
is small The Is pretty well advanced for
grain shipments per SAIL and there are few charters
being made hence the exports are considerably dinin-
shed There indeed orders here for grain but
there te disposition TO meet the limits the part or
holders There are high offers for freghts for uext
month. The aggregate value o. merchandise expors.
therefore, is no longer so considerable as 1t was.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
very close, exciting and sharp game was
played between these clubs on Saturday at Williams

ID. a. 81. i6 3d. 6h 7h en- sth TOtals
SsI;;i,... sfaE;;i......." 3 3 q i1is
Rckiod Club ,
The Athletics beat the Empires of st. Louis
on Saturday, "a toe.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
sIslD5 %

The shipments Of specie have been since January I.
$40 SAT $50 49, This shipment per the steamers 10 New
York compared with last year comprises the amounts
three steamers. viz the Golden Age, the Oreg0nsB
and the Sacramento The total May shipments thus far
have been follows per FIVE steamers against two ast
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
THE MARKETS.

ICarefaIy repoTIed Tor IHK TKIBrNsI -
sArUKDAr. June I3 1861.
ASHES-Po are moderately and steady 50 a59s5 Jii
Pearls inactive aud nominal.
C0TT0N-Pees working dOsnEsri and the demand mote ss
closing without much strength sales Of co bales including sR
10 spinuer and etO 10 spectators. We quotes
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Inc eay conversions Of seven-thIrty notes into b,.A
'ne treasury from the beginning Of the month ).
tuo oIV9o " Dueness Yesterday Mena "a fnllnwa.

Inc ioLoWins Is statement of the approximate ear,
inSs ana expenses Of the Fort Wayne Company durr.
.ne month OF ay nt and Of the earnings and expense
iOs nrst ve months OF fiscal year. as compared with u.
same period Of the year 1867:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

Excess over legal
reserve....... S22S3O6 sl91s7 076 Dec. s3iH o39
2737S2S67 27j42024 Inc... 13iS6jI
The Bank statement shows another heavy loss the
specie line OF S3l3i.OOO The legal tenders show in
Of sJsOs12 The decrease the is s31Sa
but the banks very strong legal tender and
are unable to place their money better than per cent
The Trustees OF the Bankers and Brokers' Association
give notice. that and after Monday June Is, the
following Stocks will be cleared antl further notice. with
out charge 1. New.York Central Railroad; q Erie Rail-
road; g. Michigan Southern Railroad; L. Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad, common s. Chicago and North
western preferred g. Chicago and Rock Island Rairoad
Z. Pittsburg aud Fort Wayne Railroad; & Pacific Mail
Steamship; o. Ohio and Mississippi Railroad; 10. Read
ing Railroad; H. Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
And they respectfully request full and fair trial Of the
capacity OF the Clearing House. for the performance OF
the work for which was intended Telers Of the Asso
cation viii be in attendance before II a. n and after
u. m each day, at the Clearing House, 70 give nforma
on dealers their clerks in regard to the making
OF statements. &c, and to furnish blanks In order 20
carry the directions OF the Board in establishing the
Clearing House. the Trustees desire the hearty coopega
ton OF the members of the Boards The cearngs for the
first day were 400 shares second day 5000 shares third
day. l6,5O0 shares.
nh
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

oZj,II5 4,JUI,Uo5- .IJ5.IZI 8T0J3l55J
The total increase last years supply far Is only
332lsl tuns Nearly all this increase was made during
the Winter season, when the supplies short Since
the opening OF Spring navigation the increase has be
slight.
The San Francisco Commercial List OF May 10th says:
The supply Of money is quite abundant with 60
tiyty OF demand at 1G13 per cent. month The spnns
business is backward but the supplies OF goods to meet
it large, and require The demand for remit
taDce has yet been active for the steamer the
at present for Coin Drafts per cent Tels-
gTaPmc transfers, u; currency 50 premium On Cold;
the price OF Gold Bars keeps az s0990 and Silver per
cent premium The proportion Of coin shipped East
large The receipts OF goods from abroad fair In
dcated in the demand for for duties follows:
The duties paid in the corresponding period for May last
Nna We