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NAVIGATION or the Ohio n
MONEY MARKE a.
Friday, July 3O-6 p.

Friday, July JOS II. M.
The stock market exhibits healthy appearance
than we have previously noticed for some weeks We
do not perceive any material improvement in the extent
Of transactions, but prices nrm and in some in
stances slight improvement Is exhibited At the Hrst
board Indiana advanced Y per cent; United States
Bank q. Harlem fell of y. The ups and downs in
this fancy shows the acendancy Of the bulls and bears
At time the former have the advantage and
ther time the latter the bulls have to bring their
entire strength to sustain prices.
Thomas j. Marvin has established bank at Saratoga
Springs, with capital Of $4,000 secured by New York
State stocks the notes Of which redeemabe at the
New York State Bank, in Albany and at Its counter
John r. Wescott Is President, and James NJ Marvin
Cashier
Counterfeit Sos, Cheshire Bank Keene, N. H., have
made their appearance in Boston The different heads
are very coarsely engraved.
There active demand for sterling bills to-day
but the supply was large that quotations have not ad
vanced, and the closing rates were as annexed -
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BosDyD wARxnousxs.-The Hon. Rober J.
Walker, Secretary Of the Treasury. is about TO
despatch, by the Boston steamer. Charles Wal
den, Esq, agent TO collect facts in relation
to the operaiion-oi the foreign warehouses. The
selection. is judicious, and IL an earnest Of the
desire on the part II the Secretary 20 embody1all
the advantages thar can bs Afforded by its opera
ton upon our commerce England. with all its
untold millions OF bonded goods, bespesks the
value OF the system; and when IL shall have be-
come:perfectedln il, We shall then be able to
appreciate the immensely OF gain which she has
derived by its almost secret workings.
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|rhe News from Europe-Advance In Bread.
stuns-The Decline In Cotton.

We have received, by the arrival OF the Ame-
fican steamship Washington, from Southampton,
hdvices from all parts of Europe, eleven days
ater han those received by the Britannia. We
10 not find any intelligence of particular import
knce in our files of political character. France,
SPAIN and Portugal continue in their ferment J;
tead our dispatches from Berlin, Bremen, Rome,
Paris, Madrid, &C., &c.
| The news, in a commercial point of view, is
ather interesting
AS we anticipated, few days bad weather in
England, had the effect of initiating prices. Just
fei the departure of the Britannia, several days
rain set in, and fears were entertained that the
rops would experience great deal of injury.
n the face of this appearance of things prices
Or flour advanced, and quotations for cotton de-
lined. AS one end of the beam went up the
Their went down, A favorable change in the
weather. had taken place just previous to the de-
arturo of the Washington, but the corn markets
vere firm at the quotations.
The London money market was a little
tringent on the 14th instant. A farther ex-
ortation Of specie to large amount was fear
d, in consequence Of the low rates for ex-
Ranges In this market. In this we think
hey will be agreeably disappointed. There
} no danger Of any very extensive exporta-
on Of bullion from England to the United
tates for the present, particularly fthe harvests
arm out well. The Hibernia, the packet Of the
pth instant, from Liverpool, has on board up
|ards Of four hundred thousand pounds sterling
} specie. Insurance had been effected upon
pa, amount when the Washington sailed.
On the Sd Of July the quotations in Liverpool
pr United States flour, were "a a IS shillings,
nd for Indian corn, 40 As shillings, for 4SO
Ps On the 18th, the quotations for -four were
81 shillings, for Indian corn, fl 45 shil-
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LATEST MOMENT.
TELE 0RAFnLC
HIGHLY IMPORTANT Int ILICENCE
FROM
Sc A T OF WAR.
T H r E E B A T I'll ES
BETWEEN THE
AMERICANS AND MEXICANS,
MEX ICAN LOSS ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY i.
CAPT. BOYD AND LIEUT.. LANNAHILL
KILLED.
AMERICANS AND MEXICANS,
MEXICAN LOSS ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY.
DEATH OF CAPT. DUFF AND LIEUT.. PARKER.
Appointment Of Two Mexican
Peace Commissioners.
DC. &c. &c.

Teiegraphic Despatch, No. 1.
PHILADELPHIA, July 80, lS7.
Advices from Vera Cruz are to the 18th inst
They mention the departure of Gen. Pierce
with 1900 men. He had battle near National
Bridge with 1000 Mexicans, and defeated
them. The Mexcans lost about $50.
Gen. Pierce returned TO Vera Cruz for rein
torcements
An express had arrived from Puebla, July Sd,
announcing the appointment, by Mexico, of
commissioners to meet Mr. Trist on the 4th.
The strength OF the peace party in Mexico
gives assurance Of Santa Annals assent to the
propositions for peace.
The express found General Cadwalader and
his force at Perote. They were to march on the
9Th to join Gen. Scott
Col. DE Russy, who went out from Tampico
TO see what had become of the American prison.
ers, on their way to Tampico, had contest with
the Mexicans, and is reported to have killed $50
Mexicans, with no essential harm to his own
forces.
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TELEGRAPIiIC.
Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, July 23, PM
Sales Of 1000 bass OF cotton were madeno change in
prices Foursaes Of 1000 barrels we're made
chiefly OF Illinois and Ohio brands at 81 So Corn was
dull, and prices had downward tendency. Wheat
sales OF 10000 bushels made consisting Of fair to
good Western red and white at 90 to 20 No change
In sugar and molasses. Freights some less firm
In sterling exchange there alteration Msr.
chants were getting anxious for the receipt Of the Bri
tsnnis's news
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THE FREScn STEAMSHIP LrSF.-We learn that
Mr.. Lecomte, the genilemanly agent OF the
French transatlantic steamers, sent his resig-
nation to the Company by the Union. We also
learn that Messrs. Aymar & Co, of South street.
are now the age Is, and that Mr.. Lecomte will
pass the care of the Philadelphia over to them
The p is now due
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JuLy 30.-Ir CHAMBERS. Before Judge Edmonds Tn
Re, Thomas Kehoe.-Judge Edmonds made an order
this morning for the discharge of Kehoe and sent IL bv
officer to Governors Island.
JuLv 30-surREME CoURr-Before Judges Beardslev.
Whittesey, and Mckissock.-Ihe People Us. Ellison
aud Townsend.-In this the two defendants were
tried and convicted In the Court Of General Sessions in
this city In February last for robbery in the ship yard
Of Bell and Brown. On motion Of their counsel SEN
tence suspended the ground of alleged error in
the judgment, writ Of sued out, and the cause
argued this present term at Utica judgment the
Court below affirmed
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ALsASy, July 30-P. NJ.
Sales ofhour were made to the extent Of 1000 bbls,
consisting chiefly ofstraght brands Genesse and Mchi-
gan at So o2 Sales Of 1000 bushels of oats were made
at 5sc, all before the washingtons news since II came
to hand nothing has been done Receipts by the canal
during the past twenty four hours were about as fol-
lows Flour, 5000 bbs; wheat 1900 bushels corn
$4,000 do oats, 900 do Freightsvessels plenty and
rates easy.
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VAUxHALL GARDEN-A musical entertainment will be
given this evening at the above saloon for the benefit Of
Mr. Quayle He will be assisted by the Danvile Fami-
ly and company Of favorite violinsts. Mr.. Oldfed
will preside at the piano The programme consists Of
songs, duets, glees, and other amusementsa for IS
cents
George Oates, 234 and 236 King street. Charleston g.
Co. has recently published the Southern Quick Step"
composed and dedicated to Captain NJ Berry by Henry
T. Oates
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wheeling Banks are y per cent discount
There Is movement Of any Importance In specie and
domestic exchanges very inactive The quantity Of
uncurrsnt money oeringf for redemption is very limited
and the rates remain without any material alteration
The fall trade is about opening and we may soon look
for large supply of uncurrent money from the interior
in payment for account running to maturity.
We usual table Of quotations for the prin-
opal State and other stocks used for investment -:
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Bsreiary The baggage room Of the Philadelphia
Railroad ONCE foot Of Liberty street. burglariousy
eot~red last night by some thieves, who broke open
three trunks o7s vase aud carpet bag pulling out
clothing and scattering II about the Office evidently In
search OF money or jewelry.
charge Of Highway Robbery.-Ofhcer Gardner, Of the
eth ward arrested yesterday black fellow called Bill
Long alias Lawrance, on charge of knocking down q
mate on vessel, by the Of John Nichol In May
while passing along Orange street. and stealing from
MS person gold watch, valued at 500 Justice Drnker
locked him up for trial.
Dfsorde,iy House-Ofdcer Prince John Davis arrest
ed yesterday Mrs. Irwin, q charge Of keeping
dsorderly house. and common for prostitutes Of
the lowest order at No. 3lS Water street. Justice
prinksr held her to bail In $780, In fault Of which she
was locked up
Stealing Gun.--A Dutchman by the name of Cas-
per 0arhart arrested yesterday warrant issu-
ed by Justice Roome on a charge Of stealing gum
Locked up.
Robbery the Fype Points.-Ofacer Rafferty,, Of the
oth ward arrested last night two black women called
Julia Downs and Della West, charge OF robbing an
rishman by the Of John Carroll Of IL sovereigns
while In black den Of nquity located at No Littlo
Water street, Cow Bay the Five Points After the
man robbed several black rascas put him to sleep
by beating him most severely. inhcting several deep
cuts in his head Justice Drnker locked all the parties
mp for . further hearing
Charge Of Grand Larceny-Oficer Harbinson OF the
ath ward arrested yesterday sailor by the name OF
Ambrose Thompson charge Of stealing $50 In silver
coin from another sailor by the OF Joseph Abrams
OF the Sailors Home. 1t appears they both roomed
together and In the absence Of Abrams Thompson stole
the money and cleared out but shortly caught by
the above ocer and the whole of the money recovered
Justice Drinker locked him up for trial.
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PHiLApELrHiA, July 30-9k r NJ.
The wings OF Maryland have nominated Alexander
Evans, as their candidate for Governor
The U. y. ship Jamestown Is ashore ut Cape Henry.
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Gold Pens.-Let every reader Of this paper

ICI1e-H1CC CVcIy
bear il mind that he from IS in the price
street They keep every style of pen use
the vain efforts Of make the public believe
Let the STYLE name Of wanted be what
&Co supply the genuine article much below
those OF any OF the woudbe monoposts who profess
have the exclusive sale of such articles.
We are requested to refer the attention Of
our readers advertisement Of the ALBANY Cagator"
in another column.
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ihele mas oeen no change Of any importance In the
quotations within the past week. and nothing Of anv inn
portance has transpred relative to the actual vsue Of
these stocks as Investments. The complexion of our
advces from Mexico such to dspress prices for gov
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-'"1 manu-, q. sXGUNpERs 9 SON. u1 Broaduay.


Strop-The Oldest and the approved strop use
having been before the public for the last thirty be
had at the subscribers No lit Broadway wholesale and
tail The public and strangers invited call and examine
the patterns.
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requested . D al hs s Sa % are
P Poyf' street Funeral 70 take place on sunday Sssi
A LBANY CASrIGATOR This celebrated paper-a
S 9s ~ sss M snG BY YIa
boys The Castgaor of this morning rich number and
morning. s rs",
tor VIII .S Ssn Se or 81 An
turn hs o G S% ssns 70 my Y
kHS to u.s. and T. hs SICK during the
wilma M @%"cy ana ''"' sa asH s sSss and family
Josh. Cleboume, John Bridges
H; k nct~eiI. JAIME! M%, r x4%sslons
James Pollard, aud others
"TA HEY yE I ~ AGE .Sl AND BODY OF THE TINE
is'.f'f
hs continuation Oft Strangers Grave" by Gattan
&e &C. once a e: s'ts
J:SaSl'ssdH the AGE with ali The
B,a,9w.y y the
DrS N, opsy and paying for ,h sdys
CHILDREN's CLOTHING-Wanted, fifty experienced
- hands make ch,ldIens youths clothing TO whom
constant employment will be given Also Limited number
porunity Of having their daughters taught trade espec
are s%iated and by which they ca at ali times make a" hoy
nest living. Apply at 7s Bowery. jy3lN.rc
RACHELORs LOOK HERE WANTED, without delay,
Lyosse; Oyster Bay large assortment Of desirable
sss.y sp a. e Being there
Wasting their sweetness the desert air
AT Mrs VIZ Boarding House two evening" since there
round dozen Of The isest Of the fair Do, gentlemen
ReAyTlEe OF THE oPkRA, NO. ?, FOR AUGUST
- -Conent splendid portrait Of redesco" with her
sSTfsd song of ~L. Csa.s French spanish AND E1sh
Beautiful Sunbeam" and gems In,tamentaD from Neber
The Musical Monthly will be published on the first day of
each month comprising 30 Of engraved printed
on fine paper including ,e pages. consisting Of
from the operas arranged for the forte fantasies
version sdspation Til. woIf Will be smSeished with
sss.n, aSd design. during the year
being hu. snSe9 w Be- Sl.
which i purchased o!hs,w. would four sun
M a0s Dc as this work
AZ the cad Of the year handsome title with index
The subscriber has with the agents Of the
Express routes 20 have the work forwarded upon
hs day Of publication, to subscribers to every part Of the
Terms-Fifly cents number monthly or i've dollar.
L The postage of all letters containing subscription, must
s'e0'.j sAfifi M %4 IL fis POI Broadway
81 a .nas
hos. chSsra Iotsntg@,, Dysenterv, CHOLERA Morbus,
dnLns cold water when oysihsseS and &c bowel
his medicine; the eminent name. Of The references amply
's;R,,iy to y. curative sjItges H., c.o,v.
2 Castle, d. " Paxton Sa1 sIieti E.q John s
Thsnsdiens Is for sale a, Dr. Wheeler. Office % Green
(HhO ss oIe
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Ngws FROM BRAzrL.-By brig Garland, Had
ley from Psra sth instant at this port yesterday we
that received at Para the evening Of
the 7th serious disturbances in Pernambucobut no
particulars. Salem Register.
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thursday, sth August 10 the dag selected BIZ the cit
Of Trsnton, ~ D. his place Of birth for the prrssn-
IN q sword 10 Lieut. Charles u. Hunter.
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citizens and strangers In want of

Citizens and Strangers In want OF Boots,
Shoes Caters, will fud the best Jones'
Ann and the the reasonable No Trust
Cashier, and Jones President Give him call q
wilmer and Smiths European Times, by
the Washington for saeWillmsr Rogers 6 Wall street,
Burgess Strnger. Broadway Berfod Co.. Asor House
j. Crosby, Exchange, William street.
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say ing and made manifest in the of Thear Ma
Botanical Saye aud Basamc Pain Extractor-postvey
cure IL all Burns scsds Bruises, Pains CUT; Wounds
box Projectors Office GO Cedar street. stairs Coun-
try agents wanted
A6ESTs-Hsiton l57h Greenwich ST. Sweeney, 100 West
Broadway; White lis Canal Mcbride 1873 SPRING. Van Blu
223 Blocker; Abro ass Hudson; Dexter 1872 Eighth Ave-
nue. Grower sts Brosdwy Brown 2se Bowery; Roberts,
ton i31 Divson Ellis, 400 Pearl Brooklyn-Green 69
Fulton Lambert 1874 Fulton Elliott II ATLANTIC
Greene, 81 Myrtle Avenue Jersey CyShepherd,
40 Montgomery street Williamsburg-Bue 81 South Sc
venfhs
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Gold Pens.-. Riehelieusn triumphant

Gold Pens" Hiehelieus" Triumphant
The these being by public approval be-
yond doubt, Is really amusing 70 witness: the twisting and
substituted for the Rchesus" As the public have taken
the in hand. and will determine whether the RICHIE
eus 81 only will rite we'll and last long those
pens sold for g elsewhere content Only keep this
yage 90 Fulton street. and where else. Other Gold Pens
from IS cents 10 81 80
Dressing Cases.-It has been the object Of the
subscribers render these compact possible with
destroying the utility OF the articles them;
how we'll they haye succeeded, travellers and the public
generally invited call aud examine The subscribers
offer them the cheapest and Dressing Cases
q. SAUNDERS SON. UT Broadway.
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The AGE (sunday Paper Of tomorrow will con.
tain among great variety Of sriee
ton oil Lords and liveries of Punch Prize Noyests
the continuation of the Strangers Grave" by H. p rattan
Ode TO jim Crow full reports on all matters connected with
Three Cents
Punchs burlesques Modern Novel Writers will be
regularly republiseed IN the AGE with all the illustrations
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q hrafh there Is 10 security
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vertigo teausriic, iass ialt 4
tie htana - ttekfuef ru=a'
stiiifiif CON pounded, ti.ai Il
the great uilrgHog t. sii rl
prey al usfssa. 50 f.iaf. sztf
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+ 10. tlickenef 81 the eihear1
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y. 'a'.9au. ia ms lettertotls New En-,
'5'a1 s'eA'y Commstee5t Washington. 4.
stiiti5 limitation To ltia4sE.i III slf
ZIG. 10 occasion 10 say
IS "hai e@Vsfs h4a - uncomfortable > H..
ss19tae at'zlzt such ioum3ahg. sna saa.,.
emily. almost ina4tna4utab'e difficulties ~
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cons a"sHeest lily are To ~ found N .b'.
~. H'efs. aaa 'aeiIee'm. qualities 81 f5..
fte1Has. laeif ia4lb. pets, ana ea8d8eat
sta't ~ q sap intending Pow ienas. 49,
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a.s ~ CAUSES Nh.ea s.aua4a.ed every ~
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wv 10 Wits k-uawaa 80.
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supply Of rQn S4eil Almonds, { ress
adatsaiiHs Caud'cs. { 4sti'e al y
Spices ~ various Kinds, Received saa
ttct i.,-y
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CONSENT o. ne lwleidsl. - counsel t,ssr : ina, a
sa 'stHlt - ma E8za 1aar xaar u-ti5.,, r
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siiH ei'iittilaH thereto "a as sfstu.d "a s.,..lsf
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t,' 8 fttfe 81 ground. t1 VII. eff tfs sft,I#a i
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DANCING H0RSE.-Welet. aal Dals,sa
s. n" lqa aste imported f.a4 - ~
=.ehf#fta u e H9.H ST. come. ia.o -.
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Isken in superior sisle In s.eaf
" tn OF without roiarias ka9a
bofs'iy : Lottery Ofee.
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