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Oats were 10 firm and sales Of 5000 bushels wer. made
at $50 The market for continued unsettled and
sales too limited, made under circumst
which afforded no indication of established prices ow.
ing to break in the canal vessels were in odav
and consequen we have no receipts to report
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Bosros, June ls-P NJ.
Our nour market remained to-day where the
left 1t yesterday and have no sales to report worth
sending on. Southern brands held at $40, and
Genssee and Michigan duh at - so. Wheat was
dull and prices nominal No sales Of rye market dull
and price unhxed. Corn market unsettled, and the
article dull without sales establishing prices. Lard we
quote at loxc. Freights about the Stocks firm
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Herald Foreign Correspondence.

We commence publishing series of letters
which we received by the Cambria, from Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett, and also several from our new
ly appointed correspondents in Vienna, Dublin,
&c., SC. 1t will be seen by Mr.. Benefits let
ter, that he has made extensive arrangements,
that cannot fail of placing before the American
public the latest authentic information of every
matter of interest that may transpire in the old
xuorld
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BALTIMORE, June I6-P. NJ.

The Cambrias news reached here yesterday afternoon
too late to influence prices during the business part
the day To-day breadstuds unsettled, and mer.
chants we're waiting for letters by mail We have no
sales Of hour or grain to report Howard street -four
viii not bring 49, Prices Of corn wheat and rye were
nominal In meal no transactions were reported
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A PIANO FORTE. just flushed; it has fine and power
IA ful tone and pedal that conveys the sound dis
tce The contrast between the pedals and
pleasing the only Of the kind be had in the city
For sale At 81 christie St Low for cash. Jel97~r
VNO SHADE PAlNTERS-Wanted, two more BOYS to
Il learn the Shade Painting Business. Those having
know ledge of the trade preferred.
Apply immediately, to WIN. JEFFRAYS. 30 CaImine st.
New ork. " ~
Shades painted to order of any pattern. jeI93l.rc
v>HE ENGINEERS OF The Ell MAGDALEN WILL
please accept this tribute of the respects Of their fellow
Workmen and their kind regards wishing them
full steamer in their charge all the prosperity they
operations. Signed ON behalf Of the " orkmen,
EDWARD MILLER
jel9 lt'rc GEORGE DAHR
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TO r I'm
LATEST MOMENT.
n K l. Il q IL A r HIC
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
ARREST OF GENERAL ALMOMTE.
&C., &C., DC.

nave aaV'ees from Vera Cruz to the Sd instant
CongreSs haa not acted upon Santa Annals resisna-
'ion u. las. accounts The Eagle says his resignation
was followed by that Of General Bravo Vice President
There is some confusion in this, the onac, Of vice
President abolished to get of Gomez Farias and
had not been reestabshed I'VE several DAYS ago
that Bravo had resigned his military ofice General
Bravo recently in command at Pueba and yet mora
recently at the head Of the army Of the Centre.
The Eagle says the election Of President takes place
the 10th of May meaning probably, that the votes
then officially counted and the result declared No
further given but the Eagle thinks Herrera
will be President.
Gen Scott reached Puebla on the 2sth May, the day
before Twiggs arrived there Every thing quiet in
the city, soldiers and the inhabitants being sppa-
rently on the best Of terms.
small reconnoitering party of our troops had been
sent twenty miles beyond Puebla but encountered
enemy so far
The Mexicans were erecting works . short distance
this side of the capital but the Eagle treats them
important and not likely to be completed.
The Eagle gives report that General Almonte had
been taken prisoner accusation Of holding
pondence with Gen. Scott
1t has been ascertaned that only one man was killed
with Col. Sours.
naval expedition against Tobasco under Commo-
dore Perry was about to start.
The schooner Morris left Tampco on the Sd instant
and has arrived at New Orleans
The health Of Tsmpico unfavorable
| There were many cases Of yellow fever
Thomas Gibbons, Of Baltimore, MORALLY stabbed
on the LIST inst by George Norris the Baltimore Bat
talon.
Photographic Cor. Of Philadephia Bulletinl
Brazos dates to the 4th instant, been received at
New Orleans.
General Scott reached Puebla the 10th Of May.
His arrival Is but the prelude to active preparations for
certed movement on the capital Report says he Ia
engaged night and day In preparations for onward
movement and for the last desperate dying stand which
the Mexicans doubt will make before they surrender
their capital to the perfdious yankees"
The Mexicans are still strengthening the famous pass
| Of Rio Frio.
Several companies Of the recruits had reached
Jaapa-sady jaded by their march. Gen. Cadwallader
| and portion Of his command, route for head
quarters
Gen. Taylor was expected to reach San Luis Potos
about the middle of July But few, If any, OF the now
| recruits had reached him.
The Baltimore battalion has reached New Orleans on
their way home Sergeant Hickman of this battalion Is
| dead.
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Fourth July, ls47.-Edge's celebrated pre-
MUM sVosd y. EIsweIss now ready for delivery Displays
A@'' - ISAAC EDGE. Jn., PyrOtechni.t
Premium Wigs.-Persons In want OF an eic-
%
Gf r:eS 81. M G:I and Wig Makers
N.B.-Privste rooms for fitting wigs.
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens-areat Reduce
stamped n n flee, .nS for g. ny
sity Of really s.oa pen, .ay:sd 70 give
ns.s trial AsS S0 ps3 from cents s. 80 y sill
seA' DON'T mistake tho number W fulton
The Sunday Dispatch, for tomorrow, will
contain hrtysz long columns Of choice having
% the
search Of Gold Mine written for the Dispatch by gentle
descriptions Of and excitement Of
border life that has ever appeared.
The American Mail-Park BENJAMIN, Editor,
ss a. lis MssS Ths third
.s' wsy pa s s s fs
Soaps, Perfumery, Brushes, and every de
os 81 &c. Of lies pen and Snvss
g. SAUNDERS & SON,
1T broadway, opposite the Howard Hotel.
Travelling Dressing Cases.-The chief excel
lence Of these their great compactness
utility in which respect they superior any others maui
acured They simple in their without
less contrvances durable cheap combna
ton Of good qualities. which examination will fully sub
staEtiate q. SAUNDERS X SON, 1T Broadway.
The Married Woman's Private Medical
Fes 81 Professor of
The great demand for this important work (of which
thousands sold) has compelled the Of edition
Evry female getting whether married rrisd
For sale At BURGESS STRINGER & Co, 222 Broadway,
under the American Museum eos Broadway and by DR. A.
auriceas At his Medical Office i29 Liberty street New
York: Zeiber Co, Chestnut Third
Pha c. f. Fisher, Richmond, Val Geo. Redfeld Troy
On the receipt g. copy will transmitted by mail Gree
Oh postage) To all parts Of the United States jH3t
Every Mothers BOOk-The great Interest
manifested by married ladies the subject treated of in this
not allowed state detail the character OF the work
assure his female readers that universally approved
by those for whose benefit il is designed.
For sale zee BIo.dwy under the American Museum and
phia and Of the bsher No. Ann street. Letters enco-
81 will sending the book post paid to order
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Married.

On Monday evening, the l4th inst, by the Rev Mr..
Petit, Mr. JAMES b. McCoY to MARY Ann daughter of
Mr.. Joseph Wadelton, all of this city
On the 10th inst, by the Rev Mr. Cone GusrAyus A.
FULLER to Miss HENRIETTA KING, all Of this city
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AUCIlON raOAIOr.s,.

JACOB 8. PLATT, Auctioneer.
CUTLERY GOLD JEWELRY-Jacob s. Plat will sell
this day at 10 o'clock the Auction % Plat street,
Tor account OF all whom dozen and
blade pocket cutlery and scissors among which of
the manufacture Of Joseph Rodgers SoEs Thomas Turner
&c Samuel Newbould CO.. sandeson Brothers, Totsons,
Wade aud Butcher James Rodgers Co., Wo.enholm &c.
warranted gold jewery pms rings keys chains ear rings
bracelets sleeve buttons, bosom do, &c &c jel9 lt*rc
500 LOTS ,hs OF E., OPENED CR2CKE si. SOUND
Of all saleabe goods Light, Dark Flowing Blue crates
Ganits Teas Tea ware Bowls Jug, Toilet also rich
&c; az months credit in lots eraers aud grocers
jei9 lt@rc
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Tho Married Woman,s Private Medic
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Juno 1915 p. MI


Stocks went up this morning. Treasury notes i'm.
proved q; u s. Is, u; Farmers Trust, II Morris Ca
nal n; Harlem. u; Long Island, u; Stonington, IA
Reading l; Norwich & Worcester, u, &c. &C. The
sales were to a fair extent.
There additional improvement at the second
board in everything but treasury notes. which fell of
r. Norwich Worcester advanced ~; Canton TX
and Long Island s.
We learn that from the LIST of January last to the
morning of the 10th inst the banks of this
State deposited $4,000 in stocks of this State az
security for their circulation.
The Appleton and the Hamilton manufacturing COM
panes at Lowell have each declared dividend of three
per cent for the last six months payable on demand
The directors of the Western Railroad have declared
this day dividend Of 81 per share payable earlv in
July
The Mary Ellen was insured in Boston, on vessel
freight and cargo for $3.50 ass at the following Offices -
American, $4,000 Merchants, $4,000; Franklin
$4,000; Boston, $4,000; Manufacturers, $4,000
Neptune $4,000; fremont $leOoO Boylston SIS COS;
Hope, S6,O00 United States, $4,000; Mercantile Ma
rine, $l,73s National, Suffolk and Washington slaos
each.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending tho 22d of May gives the following results when
compared with the return of the previous week.
Uther deposits. 8?9S6 $50 -. Decrease 4s2482
Rest. 3,a72,3e9 -. Increase 1927
On the other side Of the account -
Government securities. &c 5os,a5s Increase fe5t $50
Notes unemployed go. IT2os95 . " Increase sS yei
The amount Of notes in circulation was fls7sO $50
being decrease of fa9ass and the stock of bullion in
both departments f99ls633, showing an increase
of f7s64O when compared with the preceding return
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of GER
tain articles imported into this district from January
to June LIST, in each Of the past three years -
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Sale ofStocks at Host ON.

ExcHANGE BOARD June Ill Western Railroad li2; do
ll2 i3 Boston and Maine Railroad Rights 0 Reading
Railroad bids 3 100 do blods, so do, bids 3lIs;
Long Island RAILROAD I3; 100 East Boston company ia
do sA 800 do 49, % Norwich and Worcester RAILROAD
% DO o2od' 33s 100 do 33 81 do 33 % do, s3ods 2S
The commencement Of the medical department Of the
UNIVERSITY OF Buffalo celebrated the 10 i'Hnt.
lion Willard VI mote thAicciur ~ the mi igiil de-
INestl IN satAitsp UPON tnr OvgsUn. a. .Frc OF
doctor OF medicine was conferred upon seventeen young
gentlemen = .-.t
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BALTIMORE, June ls, lsi7
Reception of the Cambria's News-Efeets the Mar
kets-Whig State Convention Candidate for Cover
nor-Stock Board, &c.
The Cambrias reached Baltimore at one O'Clock
tumut Of excitement to the character the news
The rumor prevailing that a heavy advance had
taken place in breadstufs and the feeling of holders
was up to the melting point The cold comfort came
however at one o'clock for the Sun and .7merean, be-
the spec had receved single despatch made
IL public throughout the city simultaneously such
our commercial community and for the remainder OF
the day all seemed to be unht Tor business Ihe de-
cline In -four IL Is conceded will be very great but the
exact figure cannot yet be known. Offers OF 81
made aud declined. and the impression seemed to be
that prices would settle at about ~ 90.
The delegates from the Wing state Convention return
ed 10 the city last night having chosen their candi
date for the gubernatoria chair VIM T. Goldsborough,
Of Dorchester, Md The convention also adopted reso-
lutions declaring Gen Taylor TO be fully qualified for
the Presidency and resolutions OF coincidence with Hen
ry Clay, account Of his recent family affection.
The Baltimore battalion their way home,
and preparations are being made for their reception
The President leaves Washington on Tuesday next on
his Northern tour. lie Is to be accompanied by Mrs
Polk far Baltimore when she will visit to
the homestead in Tennessee
Major Webster, Of the Hon. d. Webster arrived
from the South by the OF the western route, last
night, and took lodgings at the City Hotel lie IL just
from the Mo Grande where he left the Massachusetts,
Is understood. He appears to be very feeble The gal
liant Col May also on, but stopped at the relay
house and proceeded direct to Washington
Sales or Stocks at baltimore.
$1,000 L. Treasury Notes S. IO7 $1,000 Maryland 6s, 92;
5000 o. $1,000 do 81, Isl $1,000 do S. AZ, ESQ Mary:
LANDAU nj i.
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1t will be observed that there has been very great in
crease in the i'm poraton Of many articles in the above
list thus far this year compared with the previous two
The largest per cent increase has been in brandy coal
Cocoa coffee, hides ron salt and ssltpetre We notice
falling OIL in the importation Of wool in each Of the
past two years There has been very great falling of
in any of the items
The business Of the Little Miami Railroad continues
to increase with unexamped rapidly The receipts for
the past month have been follows, compared with
the same month last year -
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RICES NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.
S-1he subscriber bees leave inform his friends and
the public generally that his house ssnow open for the
summer campaign The whole establish has been
y renovated aud very much improved since last year The
rooms nave peen newly ed up " superior style and will
compare with the best They will always be found
clean II some hat surprising a this delightful
more known to the hrst class families the city who
every summer seeking places for health aud plea
sure offers great induce ments families coming from the
SOUTH as they VIII Ind this helhfu place Of
he place Is BY land water daily Thu beau
uiu spot was opened to the public eight by the
sent occupant aud has been kept great select
house Tor private families and has been literally supported
me times are now changed aud the weather Is
coming soon the subs rber. has doubt his house w,
be shortly hlled and dvee order to advise "a
miles to apply early. The undersigned having great conf
dence IN being able to entire satisfaction TO all who may
IayQ MN with their patronage, that he now ready 10 treat
with families and parties for board upon lar terms by
the month company can Away. DEPEND
upon beng accomnodst d. Rooms be secured on app
cation at the house or by letter c. +. RICE
New Rochelle, June 49, 1917. Jel9J'c
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..-. Do S sA Hitstt'g: AND SCARS. do
SSs.Ss s',. Do "' DO anu Do
BeR SIX Sr Of sh- Ina. extra rich
MASffiEA VisIrEs ae-Bael White, coor.d of
Of rids sad size in Silk Cotton and
ThIsea %v mos, complete assortment Also,
LINENS ofthe make and bleach, being made
Ss esa family Gss sa: M., Book
Mu.n fancy Checks, Stripes aud thing belonging
the Muslin S siGs5iTsP' BANDS, FLouNcrNos
sY;;. Ma a. lG Ess':ss:'
BLACK DAKRAGEsN7.i wide Black Barrases spien.
EMBkoIDERIEs- large., assortment ever offered of
EMBRoiDEkED HXNbKERCHIEFs-An elegant, as.
MsD g Ns Srf; S.
-vaIenciennes, Mechn, Brureles Point, Regen-
ss:5
q SS 3 d.. W. would s:Ssfay
IS Boad~ay JAMES D SEEK into
ielo ltrc $50 Brosdwsy.
osT.0n the 18th inst in Pins Water Eeneman,s
and date June i5 Si7, the inner side. suitable
ward will be padto ANY person finding the above sppcs
a BERTH IN The Packet CONSTITUTION, sail for
"A Liverpool 2lst June, for sale.
Apply to l.. r.. Astor House je9 2tissr
SMOKED sALMON.-A lot of superior Nova Scotia
~ smoked Salmon, for sale by
GIBBONS, WILCOX < CO,
Jel9 str Nos Washington Fish Market
MR., O'CONNELL-The .FREEMAN's JOURNAL
Place IL ssS S1eF WIFI e s hi
devoted to The memory Of Mr. OConne-hs last days and
DEATH the expressions Of the various and
able Political Sketch Of his life from the gifted of
VIM Bernard Maccabe, written for the London Tablet.
jel9 tier
A CAkD:-ChARLES WOLFE (son-in.law of the late
Ralph James, Tor many proprietor OF Nautilus Hall
Iompnsve Staten Island respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has leased that beautiful Cot
tage and Gardens, the property Of Dr. Jno T. Harrison
Boarding House and Public Garden where he
their syors located close the Shore ttle south
P.nter's Hotel Dock and named Romantic Cottage.
ssTom kinsyille, Staten Island, Sune H. 8i7. jei9 30tr
THE LADlESxAND GENTLEMEN OF NEW YORK
and vicinity are respectfully informed that Offices
opened III this city Tor the OF forming well suited
nect'ons for Ma Ladies office 81 Grand street. whore
they are treaty with by lady only Gentlemen positive
ly pohibted) Office for Gentlemen 36L Lispenard street
guaranty given applicants each Office that all bust
ness strictly confidential Communications post paid
receive prompt attention. 4. BALLAkDI
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SElGNETTE BRANDY now landing from the big
"A. Santiago, Just arrived from Rochelle.
200 half and eighth casks Of the old aud genuine
brand, and OF very Superior quality, Tor sale by
ST NICOLA co. ~ . dt9FrHr {.
Also Quad Dupuy Co. Brandy, Of thoioe qaafu % a OF
various 'ntsses pale and cooIed IN halt pps quarter
CASKS Iel9 3issIc
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SHAKsPtAKL HOTEL, corner Of Dasas and William
~ streets, New York The subscribers, under the irm OF
BERGEN GALABRUN, having RENTED aud repenshed
this spacious establishment prepared 70 receive com
pany. There hundred and nine apartments this
house, consisting dining saloons sitting rooms sors odg
ing rooms SC. The large hall be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish moments notice, refreshments for
any number of ne TOT three hundred be
commod ted at the time. There are rooms wherein PR
parties furnished with dinner Auppers and the
tables will furnished with the best the market affords
Liquors aud Wines from the best Establishments in the city;
Pastry and Confectionery furnished the shortest notice
There will Lunch eleven O'Clock every day and
enton will be spared 10 satisfaction Men Of business
and those visiting the city will find themselves centrally and
comfortably located and the prices will be found
rate The French and Spanish languages spoken
hotel JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS GALABKUN.
York. June 10, 1917 lei M
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Fourth July, ls47.-Edge's celebrated pre-
MUM coored Fireworks ready for delivery Displays
varying from $50 $4,000 IL hours notice Laboratory
ISAAC EDGE Jn, Pyrotechnist
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$1,000 L. Treasury Notes, 6 17; $1,000 ysnd o. e2ls
5000 o. $4,000 do ST. Is; $1,000 do S. 71s ESQ Mary
land serg So 49, $1,000 City SIS, redeemable at pleasure,
United States 6 1851 closed i07 asked Tor
1909. bid sle6 cents closed s2 ed ol hid
100 bid Baltimore and OHIO railway shares asa asked
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ton X SAVAGE has = magnificent pen for 50 only
city. hose want Of really good psn advised to give
these trial Also gold from IS 81 so, with sill.
pencils included. Don't mistake tho number 90 Fulton
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Premium Wigs.-PcrsOns In want OF an eic-
to cal. and examine e new .yIe Of wigs manuactnred by
Gilbert Fletcher Practical Hair Cutters and Wig Makers
l79 Broadway opposite the Howard Hotel, up stairs.
N.B-Pryate rooms for fitting wigs.
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1Iavouln8 dressing CaSeS.-Vhe chief excel
lence Of these consists their great compacnes and
utility which respect they superior others
actured They simple their without
less durable and cheap combina
ton Of good qualities. which examination will fully
staEtate. q. SAUNDERS X SON TT Broadway.
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