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MONEY MARKET.
"Wednesday. july Z


The stock market continues exceedingly quiet, and
prices very unsettled At the first board to-day Morris
Canal fell of 4 per cent; Norwich and Worcester u;
Reading Railroad a; Long Island u; Harlem l. Macon
Railroad went per cent; and Stonngton closed at
prices current yesterday Transactions only to mi
ted extent stock operators Wall feel
disposed to involve themselves during this hot weather
in any more speculations than actually necessary
At the second board there a further decline In
some of the fancies Harlem declined "a per cents Nor
wich and Worcester d; Reading Bonds went up u.
The Long Island Insurance Company have declared
semi annual dividend of five per cent
The tolls the New York State the fourth
week in June this year and last and from the opening Of
navigation to the LIST Of july in each Of the past
seasons, were as annexed -
New YoRx STATE CANALs-AMouNr OF Tolls
Fourth week. in June l847. .......... $l4l,427 so
For the 4th week in lS46. .......... 1864 80
The total amount Of tolls received in the '''''''
months Of May and June lsl7 81 days. 3O4 800 "a
The total for IS days In April, May and
June $780, .'..'.'. ...'''....'.... s's,o1o 81
Increase to 30h June in ls47 1885, S355 645 81
Increase in two months this year of than three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. There about
five months Of canal navigation left this Should
the receipts for that time continue the rate realized in
the past two the aggregate increase for the year
last would be but little short of and half million
Of dollars which would swell the gross amount of tolls to
about four millions of dollars for the year prices
for produce sustained at remuneratng point there
will be immense quantities pressing forward to market
and our public works will continue active to the CLOSE
Everything depends upon prices
The Legislature of New Hampshire has granted
charter for the railroad from Manchester to the new
town of Lawrence This will form a new line from Con.
cord to Boston There petition before the Legis-
lsture for the repeal of the charter of the Wilton Rail-
road. This has been postponed to the next session.
bill for the assumption Of the construction of the Wilton
Railroad by the Lowell and Nashua Company was also
postponed to the next session.
The Williamsburg Fire Insurance Company have
abandoned its agencies throughout the country and in
tends to conne its risks to this city, upon the system
successfully carried out by the Bowery Insurance Com
pany.
The exports from this port for the month OF June
unusually large and exceeded the value of the imports
for the same month"; very extraordinary
The annexed table exhibits the value of merchandise
imported and exported In each of the past months
CoMMrRcE PoRr New YoRK.-IMpoRrs AND
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ne channel Prices OF braadstts to-day are nominal
Ssiiera at ~ l2A TO 81 2S-bnt no buyers ever a.
wheat and corn at c sdand. Nothing doing In corn
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unai Tsdssco Adssira sEs Raims ciotdss Sig Ps
omo,Sw Farewell c0sssr. at Castle Garden
Doors open quarter past performance to commence
powEn9F f THExTR g. AR Hs.sTs Rop,.oH
:: ss:a ss s sS " he HEsPses sy
NED Nj 5; 6si; IsaT Sssssd II.dss.s iisSfs St A%s
ii' fsa Ma By o Mfs S 4FsSsJy Atkins
Nj asdsT,ax; Fanny A, Adkins Mr. BoSts or
bssss. Nj Booth; Barbo H.daway ydia, Mrs sergeant
BS1s: g esss Pit and Gas s Do9
CASTLE GARDEN-Mr. BAKER Stage Mansger.-Oa
% the ss"s Ja,y q s %
NAS Bs'SGsiado% NJ % Holland fYiiy fsae,
sf f s
la the of the evening variety of singing and
dancing, oy me most accomplished performers.
Doors open Ga; Performance to commence ats.
GSMFAtN99o s s h.,. oF
s s sn,ss s o
a s rs 70. SG. s @ Ses Inform ls
ssneen Castle Garden Which, ' can ns see .sssn s.
viii be divided viii consist Of selsetoa
ss as so S% the various h have
I, ,,a
'' PROGRAMME
|. Overture from N,rma-f Eir1 orehe..r. R.u;o
g. lnt,odSction TO Hermann, and Cavana OF the tenor
D. Souvenir OF La soaambaia-Fanasiia on Doabi. Verdi
po.o s9ees sad eHfI.ea by Botesn
Tedesco, signoi Perelli and NoveIli ~ Verdi;
s. AriS-Fuli Cho,us-from Moses in Egypt-by
a. sigra ka,nier ;..;.........;..; 49,. -. Rossni.
.A' i'"'''0 PAM ii. '''''''''....' Beilnl'
symphpns. from Gspsletti MCntechi Bela
CsrG a %s la HeIy6y sigma Tedeseo Donze
and RAINIER ri Bsia
G. Terzett9-itom the Lombadsby sgra Carranti
=, de Viz, Sisr Sever nd Nove .......... Verdi
and DOORS s rss y
| cert TO commence At Q o'clock precisely. Tvs p
RROADWAY THEATRE.-This establishment, now
- erecting IN Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur
management OF
9. H. BARRETT.
Persons OF talent wishing situations for the
season. W" address him .ss .;ss.s
WmrS Bsy
GRAN1 CONCERT NIGHTLY AT PINTEUX's
One Shilling for which the best Ice and other Refresh
ments will be given Concert commence at o'clock Re.
irehment tickets taken for Billiard playing jy8 3s.rc
GRANp CoNCERT-APOLLO ROOMS, THURS,
Mrs. 4: L. Jones, Mrs ii. &. Timm, Mr. r. G. Paige, M
Vii A. MFG, ana all and efficient orchestra Mr. g. Loder
Mr.: J. Dunn known thit Rascal Jack WILL for the first
Scenes and sketches of Foreign Lands"
Concert to commence at o'clock. Tickets so cents
had at all the usual places.
No postponemrnt on account of wea her. jv72t.
THE OPERA HOUSE will be closed until next Monday
on accouno oil their getting up some jy7
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Peconic House, GreenpOrt, L.. I.-This henlth-
in aud attractive sunUner residence either for families
s,nse 6ss2ns = nov OPEN aud presents one Of the most
airy commladg views bold, varied and picturesque Fish
boating and sporting in every shape table Of
MISUNDERSTANDING carriages horses, &ca cellar Of choice
vines and attentive waiteswn four hours reach Of the
city ny he Long Island ralroada under the special
ent oil MIR FairchId well known the this city
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wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-Strangers, are you In
II fine wig before leaving town. and one exactly
suited the summer season. Ifso would advise You
tured by Gilbert and Fletcher practical hair and wig
makers, No. ts Broadway, opposite the Howard Hotel up
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELE GRAPHIC.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

Ai.., rHiLAprLraIa, July 7, io4T
at Vera Cruz. WI ~ "o". Au o"'e'
Anna had been FL. ---,.s5 ,Is = :. '..~. SAINTS
making peace rs - p'''su rum
Twenty thousane ..,.n wsra eon...
tai for the purpose Of defence Cen oso.. 'ne ospN
twenty five miles. "'"'"
Another battle was deemed inevitable
The Western telegraph is opened to- aav IN xv,..,,
The President Mt Home.
WAsHISaros, July 7-s,sP.M
The President aud Mr. Clifford have safely arrived IN
town are highly gratfed with their trip and are heart
welcome home again.
MIR. buchanan will arrive by the next train
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soaps, Perfumery, Brushes, and every de-
scIpton ~ o'et- articles and pocket Knives
toilette cutlery &c OF the most beautiful finish and
ranted manufacture, for sale at
@. SAUNDERS & SON.
w broadway, opposite HOMard IIofel.
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topographic correspondence Philadelphia Bulletin
BALTIMORE, July THE negotiations have been for
maliy ratified to extend the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
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BY THE DI AILS.

WAsHINeroN, July 3, lsaI.
Our Relations Nth BrasH-CoL Sours' Despatehsy-
The Washington Post Office.
The recall Of Mr. Lisboa, IL recalled he be- and the
clustering tone Of the Brazilian ministers in abiding to
the affair OF Lieutenant Davis and the proceedings
thereonare attributable to the fact that the ministe
RAJ party finding themselves exceedingly weak desired
10 make show of zeal aud activity the assembling Of
the Chambers in May; and a little bluster 10 Away
cheap particularly when INDUCED towards this ooun
Try by which 1t is apt to be despsed ministers deemed
the sacrifice Of Mr. Lsboa and little loud talk about
'e honor OF Brazil the best mode of the
tenure Oh Their existence The experiment has failed
iof the opposition has proved nexorabe refusing to
DO appeased even by fragrant Of Injustice much
esS ny tne al edptandum pother about satiscton 60
Inc ministers have been compelled to resign and It
10 Dc hoped that their in Office having no In
ducement to commit gross injustice towards
MIR Lsboa will revoke his recall IL 1t have been issued
Any apprehensons Of serious difficulty between the
two countries arising of this affair are purely chime
rcal The empire is a weak affair at best It exists on
this continent only by suerancc Tho government IA
not imperial but empirical It great amid
multitude Of republics war with the United States
is apt to be regarded by it the greatest possible evil
It might set the Brazans thinking on the difference of
the two countries and wondering why they have not
republic MS well we and they might even enquire
ater time, now that numbering old system got
foothod among them. In this respect, and in many
Others war with the United States would most un-
fortunate experiment
The despatch from the Secretary Of War to Genera
Scott, published in the Repu6icano is one of those
taken from the person Of Col sours when he
dered The information 1t contained namely that Gen.
Scott would have by the end of June twenty thousand
troops under his command, and Gen Taylor over ten
thousand, was communicated in of my letters few
days after Col sours left Washington
Since the first of July the Herald has been charged
three cents at the Washington postofnce, although
coming direct from the publication Office This charge
is made unless quarters postage be paid In advance
1t has been intimated that months postage will
be received so that II person reside here but for
week, and desire to take New York paper for that
time he will be obliged to pay quarters months
postage in advance pay three cents postage each
| paper. Indeed by paying three cents on each
paper, find am more fortunate than Others to whom
their papers have been utterly refused their declining
to pay quarters postage in advance This course
been adopted in the city post-oice, in obedience
orders issuing from the Department The office is
miraby conducted and need not say that this mposi-
ton would not have been attempted unles by order Of
| the Department GALYIENSIs
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w WASHINGTON MONUMENT-E Ward-The
e,azens o. the Eleventh Ward in favor Of the speedy
erosion VI Mohumen in this city in of the
s ssy ny ia "a memory of George Wasnso
Hall in Avenue d. between 81 aud ith streets
Friday night O'clock July the OH for the purpose of form
association To IN. Wash;ngtn a.
ISOLATION Of the city of New York ~ 80
Lewis \. bod Abper Nf;l,s
Amos f Hatfield Abraham Y VA v,.oL
ysbez Williams lane Ksjiv =" ''ee"'
Leonard L Johnson, Andrew r. Jaquman
Apiansn HATFIELD, obert McGary
Wm simpson, Owen Gaiany,
James y Bt rtine David Johnson,
YIN smith,. JC. Taylor
Milton o. Smnh, VIM. II. Mackrcll,
Gorneln. Read. Charles Smonson,
Jeremiah Simonson, Peter L. + Fosterv;n
j8 2tss5 '"'
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who are abou leave The city for the summer these articles
WIN prove most desirable companions; they very
pact YET every Thing contained in them Is of sufficient size
pc useful sud while their utility makes them convenient
form cheap ana elegant addition the toilette table
q. SAUNDERS K SON, III Broadway.
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EXIkACT FROM THE MINUTES OF PROTEC
~ ~, IUk FIRE ENGINE GO. No. %. JuIy 9Th, lai7-
The Committee appointed May 10th, lgi7 draft vote
do hereby ' '
Resolve That with sincere regret we respond to the re-
slgnaon OF Mr. Samuel Wadde, late worthy Fore mao
whose every action for the last twenty years been 10 pro-
mote the best Interests Of the department which
member aud whose Jealous exertons we are in
dehted Tor our present organization.
Resolved That the resignation Of Samuel Waddel the
department has lost of ardent and
with feelings of pride look back long career of yau
able services well the fidelity with which he
the many stations he has been called fiji this company
Resolved, That in taking leave Of Mr. Samuel Waade we
return hin and heartfelt thanks for the able man
which he discharged his aruous and for his uni
form kindness and urbanity under the trying
aud will cherish lively remembrance through
life of his worth officer aud man
GARRET b. LANE,
THOMAS TIBBELS, Committee
iva GODFREY moi AN 's'
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Pasntsngs.--The European Artist Assotfa-
TS. ss g, e q sis 81
stairs. Sale positive.
"Richslieu. Diamond Pointed Gold Pens
Sas. al ~ 9 .,s s' s sn a s
last for Years They arr tie b~,,sad ch.srs.
Those who think the vins ert scI Of any i'm;
s 70 sas: sold $ . s:.sss!s FOR
Other pens from IS cents TO 81 So
Gold Pens-The way to get a good one is to
s s %Sse. asS
dspo. Cedar street, p stairs where e." SIT down and
yourself their relative merits Creation Co. conne them.
selves exclusively the gold business and by doing
he their Diamond Pointed Gold Psa. ''''' '''''
Ladies' shampooIng--La resident of, or
this "a. s n VI hs %
shampoong and dressing 50 cents; placing within the reach
the head kept free from ssaT and daDd and whs a1a
most Importance during this warm weather. keeping the head
G6s:a i Hs sT WS sSff faJ from e
daced prices
Every Mothers Book.-The great Interest
manifested BY married ladies in the subject treated of in this
Poverty and the prospect Of large family Of children
S hs wo s 5 mi So ss
suthor not allowed to detail the character the
% s%ss sis
Of H"s ss
streets Philadelphia; and Of the pubshe No2 Ann
Letters enclosing ST. addressed the Publisher will ensure
sending two COPIES post paid to order. jy83t
Medical Carxl-The Members OF the New
York College of Medicine and Pharmacy IS Nassau street
confidently promise suffering from complaints
nature safe and speedy Some
physicians in this city connected with this establishment
sq ss Will d
the members attendance for consultation from A. M
PM.
N BFor further particulars and list of their prepare
tons fourth of this paper Office and consulting
rooms Of the college, 9' Nassau street.
The Married Woman's Private Medical
Companion-By Dr.; Maurceau Professor of Diseases
Of Women. Second edition. Price 81.
The great demand for this important work (of which
housands sod has compelled the issue Of edition
Fo! sale at BURGESS, STRfNGER & Co, 800 Broadway
under the American Museum; 25 Broadway and by DR. A.
Mau1csau a. hi. Medical Oies 1879 Liberty street New
Phila; C. +. Fisher Richmond, Va; Geo. Redied, Troy
Little Co, Albany
On the receipt of copy will be transmitted bv mail free
Of posace tn all parts Of fhe United States i2i eyS
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o. THE ONLY INDEPENDENT, CHEAPEST
A14 <and most agreeable medicine of the age, Dr.
AI(, witt e. Kellnger's nfable Liniment which is
universally used by the medical faculty city
and country Ii eadcates all palms. heals sores reduces in
Illumination, extracts fire. &c of the chsrac
ter Immediately Only teaspoonfu required be
Ken as dose, for adult for giarrhea and bilious choc;
$40 forfeit will be paid for failure these cases
according TO directoi put large bottles that all
Who have horses can afford TO it, lays all the other
dies on the shelf after they get trial Of this truly
fu and uncomfortable compoundt only about three
an ounce Sold at 20 cents single bottles dozen 81 half
and at much greater deduction Of price Hence
and the proprety of all the popetos of New
together with best and distinguished horse trainers
aud dealers laying down all other remedies used by many of
them from thirty yearsand will
gether and will do anything else IL
tanned always genuine, Wholesale aud retail OF s. Ingerso
Go No 800 Pearl removed from 30 John street and
from William Kellinger at Wiamsbugh the foot of
Grond Street Fery Of Mr. Kyle. Harlem Railroad Office
City Hall Park, New York city, and at the druggists, store
Keepers saddlers and vems throughout the city aud
try generally Distributing Agents wanted from all parts
Of the United States TO whom large profits will be We
will the Of all who may distance TO
treat with fail to satisfy their sangune
tons In alton its truly wonderful effects upon
and horse Travelling merchants of every respectable
class and denomination will do well call il will not
be confined to privileged few. Therefore all who
hearts and souls fashioned they should be- aud try and
exercise them can proGbly assist IN spreading this
must and shall be- Al letters must be directed Dr. DE-
Manufacturer at Yonke Westchester county, New York
nl
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notwithstanding the large importation of specie, 1t
will be perceived that the increase In the of
ports exceeds that of imports in the first six months of
1884, compared with the corresponding months in 1876
The balance against in the foreign trade of this port
for the first six montha in each of the past two years
has been annexed
IMPORTS AND ExroRTs-BALArcE OF TRADE
- 1916 1917
imports ....... SJ,60397 Si6,9iI.29i
rAports ....'''. i6,0O03T 26L56.i39
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Excess of Imports .ssl, COS $40


DANs'' VI 'n'Poi's.. 'Szi,oVoolU 2O.7b553
1t will be perceived that the excess the first six
months on the aggregate Importation Of 1916, was lit.
tie larger than for the corresponding six months in
1877. comparison of the value Of merchandise i'm
ported and exported leaving out specie entirely pre-
sents the annexed result -
1876. l8t7
Merch imported LIST mos. .S312Gs,225 $39,G2i ,266
Merch exported do do =. li,793i55 25,t70638
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DK FRANCIS w. HARTLEY's Office and Re,,depe.
~ 0geenw,eh street recently lied by DR. Bolton
N's"' "" Asaenso 70 me hAii door ms Atsn
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patntsngs.-'The European Artist Assof1a"
zion will sell large invoice Of pc Oil Psntngs by suction
This Day. Thursday at o'clock, NJ at s up
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UNION COURSE
ENTkEVlLLE COURSE, l. i.-TKOTIT

@ I &a&R Sef&x
heats to come of on Wednesday, July i4th free for s
Trotting and The roers thew please
the in harness, except James X Polk who il entered
will 60 to 100 h. wagon Three make
evening 9Th nst by o'clock p NJ Weights according to
the rules Of the track. JOEL CONKLlN, Proprietor.
Centreville, July T. 1917. jy7 2tsje
ILL., FOR SALE. A BEAUTIFUL SADDLE
%\ HORSE, kind in double single harness En-.
-A1qure at Is Great Jones street. Mr. Blacks stable
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Triumphanf-f you first pen, try Hichelieu"
They have all the exbity OF the quill aud will with care
last for They the b- snd cheapest pens IN use
Those who think the ot 80 crni act oil any I'M
portance would do well these; they ,r- 81 only and
ssvsge 90 Fulton and other place IN the city
Other from IS cents 10 81 SO.
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~ Los IL. D Dol reward for bell.ringsr
corner Of WIZ ;fi EfEssf The
jy7 3t'uc
Tw2 r NEWFoUNDLAND PUPs.TFoR SALE
';SEf f1Fi ~ :"S:
fla 70; IN vicinity Of the CITY Hall west SIDE of
SS snH 9 ade
s. l.: at he Office Of this paper jy1 3t.rc
,sA ~ is1-To single sentIemen, in French family.
.1A. equ,re4 Appy at No 90 White street. iy7 3t.rh
"a no}psas T9 LET, AND ,FURNlTUHE FOR
aiy Of wshingtPp Parade Gcuad, and in 6ge neigh.
sS Ltd S ya, with G sns sss
The carpets and most were new S sns . i"i@s
good tenant En- Possess9" gwen q ., before The first e Az
Ofcs" stating where interview may be had
N;B; The owner would board with the family if wished.
"a LIGHT HAITI CLEAR HEAD knox, at Iss
Fulton street has some beautiful light AIRY Summer
Hats expressly adapted to the great object
The healthy and vigorous action of the brain
fore follows that summer hats should be light and airy as
sna h an. amy a % can make with of
jyl 6ns'rc
RAt ffEE EBBsGhSI9S IN 6n Ed EdY
III; SUNDAY, July llh The Steamboat PIONEER
@ IRON a%f 1 @ s
uoped paeesS folows:-Csns street 10 o'clock, 10 40
E Ssssf F1sii. .i IL ~ st isGsi ~ l o.
jy8 iN. rh
49, FOR The FISHING BANks-Tbe
E-a9ltr- steamboat II ~ HLANDER, Capt Armstrong
will make three Exemptions e The Fishpg
7th 9th leaving the foot of Warren eight
O'Clock. Hammond, On; Grand street yEk az; Catherine
street o. and Pier No (NR) on o'clock Fare, Soc;
bait furnished on board A. H. SCHULTZ,
jy6in,sje Dune and West,treet
-m-- FOKsHREW,sBURY LONG BRANCH,
E Ocean iI9u's J%mpins Point, I RuGsso% End
WIN LEWIS Captain Haynes viii run as follows from loot
Of Vesey street, North River
Leave New York Leave Shrewsbury
July. O'clock July O'clock.
TThi%,;day' o. TX An F FiS%,,a'y 8 I'm
s s:%%;Ss;y, r ] KIM sssssSIssSSy' +. ! IN
Monday, u n. Monday il, AM
TTo"asy, & (, p N. wednesday. Il. AM
Stages will be in readiness the arrival the boat to con
vey passengers TO oil parts Of the country jyi
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~HrA LOsl.--tifteen Doals reward for bell-ringer
EtA1 Cow She is small red COW, with short horns, with
Yorkvlle Of 8t street receive the
bove reward WIN. WHEELAND.
iva
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I'D rscy's CeIe brate d
vEEMITUGE:

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Those who buy TO sell again, will be allow
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March DRUGGIST