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wAsu,reros. June IS. ls47

The News Of the Day.
The news by the Cambria telee raphed to this city
Yesterday regards tho reduction In the price Of
aour caused some little CONSERVATION among the specu
lators but deal Of pleasure among the
Of bread generally who nonproducers the article
One person OF the first class had just of order
by mail Winchester, for supply of -four at given
price aud when the wires brought the reduction hs
stood for moment aghast and then dashed Off with the
ordinations Who's got swift horses.- got swift
horses! Five hundred dollars lost, by CO
gentleman carried the to the Irish aborsrs
the avenue Boys, hour's fell in England forty
the barrel" " How much thir ~ Two forty" "How
much Is that sir 20 1.-TWO dollars and forty csnts'
And you say It's fell that much to the barrel ?" "Yes
that's It" we bless your precious heart sir that
ssame-they'n not all die yit thank God,"-was the
hearty response Of the grateful his thoughts busy
with the famine that desolating the first gem OF the
Tor most unique and valuable invention to the sugar
growing interest," aud the refners Tho article IS tnat
pans Of an ts t Ur nvenon over the
old plan will at least be 30 per cent OF fuel ,onh oen
son and James Day Of Brooklyn, are the Patentses'
made at the west end in View of the forthcoming
rage of xGovernor Arnold of Rhode lsand 10 one OF
the fair daughters Of the Federal city
The Hon Henry Wheaton is in town. Also Col. Chas
A. May one of Old lacks right hand men, al the way
through from corpus Christi to Buena Syista. Also
liant E,ench Of the army with lame leg present
The knowing ones or those who assume to know what
it s impossible to guess at say that all hopes
of peace depend on Herreras election We hold, that
whether elected not, there glimmering Of sign
of breaking of the clouds and that the prospect Of
peace begins again to brighten.
1t is said that Messrs Corcoran Riggs are specula-
ting largely in the soldiers bounty land scrip paying
for their of 100 acres the amount
of Sl00a very profitable speculation; and proving at
once most concusvey the truth of Col Benton's ap-
prehensons OF the spectators, If this report be the
fact. w
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Pa ssenrers IN Arrive.

ChARLEsroS-ShipN New York. sailed June 3-siss Cur
Cooper Miss Perkins Miss selisek Me- Whs and tSo
and family Mr. Hossr and lady, Nh Mitchell lady and
children Air II Ketchum and lady Mss4rs Perkins
$ Fabin, Dewing = Lloyd, Wighmsn M sPIaEue, J II
Bancroft Psarsoll, Il Hayward, Keep, Nckay,and
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HtvnETShip Kate Hunter-J Melchsr, Ruthovsky.
kuhowsky, Meister,C Goppoth. sigrisr, Wsisr. 7
SNsspot Anseiem, hosi Trojan Lievett GirAd,
~ Coppin biasrer, Msley, Careng, Trtsch, Il
'ose a.s pepSo.sr and ise in the ',senge a,,.,.
Mr., Hart family and servant, Mrs Baker Mr. Rch Mr. kx
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GAS FIXTURES OF AID KINDS.
IANIES g. MQFFET ~ Prince street third block west
GAS CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS AND PEND ANTS,
in al their varieties Of patterns and sizes Contracts VIII slss
Churches Hotels and all other public bpdings well o.
private dwellings, the shortest nstics and the
XKinds Of gas fixtures reslt, sbronsed and rssil-
vered. apT 1m$r
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WAsHIScroS, June II, ls47.

WAsHiNGroN, June II, le47.
4 case in point Of the Bravery Of the american Troops
at Cerro Gordo-.another Vest Pointer.
well authenticated Of GOODNESS and bravery
corps that suffered severely Cerro ordo has come
to our knowledge which deserves to be recorded as
lasting memorial to the young officer in question.
Lieut. d. H. Maury, graduated at West Point last
summer and Of the first Of his class to take tn,
field He marched from the Brazos to Monterey thence
to Tapco via Victoria and was employed at the siege
of Vera Cruz light skirmisher, where he distin
guished himself and handsomely complimented by
his commanding officer, Gen Smith
in the Of the h ON the h and
in full view Of the enemys Cerro Gordo fort, distant
about 200 $50 yards behind the fort and still nearer
place where he standing the enemys line Of
battle ~ 1900 strong For ~ or is minutes ho was
the only officer man exposed to their full view. The
object which the gallant fellow had in thus exposing
himself for he within musket range, to collect
party Of skrmshers and conduct them in the face of the
enemy, down to hollow, where detachment of the
LIST artillery had gained position and were In need of
Il support
to follow and set out at brisk for the hollow be-
low reach which he had to advance directly towards
the fort and right in the face Of its full fire. He had
advanced only about fifty paces when he received Il
musket ball in the arm shattering it terribly, and
pletely disabling him. Turning around for the back
track he found he had led where his had hestated
to follow, aud that he alone.
The way the musket balls whst!ed about mc,' writes
this officer to friend, was caution" My arm was
dangling like rag-the rascals seemed to know they
had hit me. and were determined to have After
had hobbled back little way, of the men jumped
up from behind tree, and told to take his place,
while he went to get somebody to carry to the
dropped fat behind the tree, and though fanng from
loss OF blood and pain, congratulatng myself on
having found its shelter when the Fort commenced firing
sixpounder at it, and before could get help to get
away, less than four five rounds expended
pressly my account
Lieut. Maury is Vrgnian, and we understand that
the citizens OF Fredercksburgh-his native placein
tend presenting him sword in honor of his courage in
the field All right exactly the thing that ought to be
done Respectfully THE DOCTOR.
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MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr AMBROSE, member o! the
% all d:..ss incident to yhs an .
ns dssssss which have basd the faculty have been BY him
radically cared In few days. The most nvetsnte eases ?f
OF Electro Magnetism powerful machine being ~ constant
Operation charge ADVICE and medicine 81 50 Chambers
street. doen from Broadway. jeh WIN
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DR C0NvERs' MINERVA BOX, No. l and No. 2.-Bos
- No contains the remedies and every article necessary
for the speedy of Gonorroea elect Structures &C..
Bsx No contains the remeder for the Of Syphilis
all its forms and stages Each box contains concise de.
serpton ofeyey form of private disease Those who hsye
been exposed aborng under form of delicate dis
ease, will learn, without further trouble consultation,
the nature OF the affection and be possession Of the proper
Of removing it, by purchasing this box
NOTICE.
The afflicted who need medical aid and wish be treated
properly and privately should this box Strangers
joumng in the city should the box befoF leaving
S. and describing the have the box forwarded their
address WITHOUT exposure Sold BY O. Fay 1856 Fulton
be privately and eonfnay consulted in Of delicate
disease and all affections Of urinary and genital his
Office, 1856 Fulton street. Sun Building Entrance the
office through the Lamp Store Letters paid enclosing
fee will be carefully attended and all advice
medicine forwarded to the writer Advice those who
purchase the box.
n b. DR.. Convers Invgoratng Cordial the celebrat
ed article in Of genital debility impoency nocturnal
emissions and the various physical and mental affections
Greet habits for sale as above.
See DR.. Convers' loug advertisement in this paper.
Hours Of consultation from 10 A. M. TO 2 p NJ.
ADO .ns
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A NTtYENEREAL PROTECTOR-Afer many years
in France and Germany Dr. A. Rev has sought out an c
ectua and certain antdote for the prevention and dangers
veneeal communication ine ction which offered
the first time in this country Dr. La Ray aware that few
feeble and worthless remedies have heretofore been offered
the community by ignorant petender but the
belief that such quackery will prove detrmen him.
made. -
The Anti vens-eal Protector is purely vegetable entirely
harmless and obtained from plants and rut growing the
South OF France aud on the Northern of the Medes
mean Sea- and when chemically and proporonsby combined
forms oil of the ssest aud most nature be
Obtained from the whole vegetable kingdom It's and ap
pcAon - entirely EXTERNAL very conveniently made aud
designed Tor the and protection Of both male ss female
Ihs perfection and contamination of the protection ionnd
IN the of smother scle be externally applied also ae
TsTd which contained in small fancy beg with the bottle
Full directions placed in each box aud when once crsh
med and tested, will entirely the most scepca
Price for the whole 81 per boz Orders from other cues
Al. LA RAY, NJ. ID.
Fer sale At lsi Fulton street 27f Broadway 1876 Broadway
Cherry st. l Bowery corner Broonc, 3-3 Bowery corner OF
Second 3t8 Gaad sos Pearl corner Cross 263 bisecks a
st Brooklyn. nylf 5ot.c
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TYR. CONVEKs' INVIGURAIING CUKDIAk FOR
~ GENITAL DEBILITY, IMPOTENCY. INCONTI.
NENCE, OR NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS &c, &c

nR, G0MvERS' iNylGQRAIING GOkDIAk FOR
AEN6E or N9tTtRSlL EE 9ssoNs
ssrpT an@ s "a ssn s % G
British Empire Francs and
Of @ r.. !s s.s se Of ri. M
y s: this g E,ss I highest author
ether article for the cure Of the above distressing
but as specific for the loowinr depIorsSe aec
ton, the Of early ndscee secret habit, Of
III .s%sr. pysa GsshSn sS
the %
of energy paralysis weakness of II. back andlower
and fetal decay vr Men'sly the ,esn
deectiO or melancholy orsbodngs; aversion social inter-
course tmidy selfsu.t and love Of solitude These
some Of the effects of this violation Of the laws of mans phys
Hundred, Of Of sudden decline may be
and rsrticulsry IN the country, where these solitary habits
have not been productive Of hos. happy re-
,pl!, which should attend u. eonnuba state win perceive
yH1 Would sGE s,s U these evil,
this ecrdial tho only anchor ofhops you The
mode of ehectnx ;nd the hints and full disclosure,
:nse fss SO RSf de.sn
B-This Cordial contain, Mercury, or any mineral
New By a@i Il: Dr.
mG = r M 5. to any p of
city country by addressing above post paid amount
Als. for sal: by Dr. Wad:worth IS North Main street,
Ii s by & sns Witt sS EG
Md " Wsma Basey an. nd " Dr.
Hslsted, Rochester.
N. B-Msred persons and those contemplating marriage,
conscious Of inability from certain conf
enclosing S. b, residence .c Third avenue N Y
ce.sry advice and medicine for the speedy rensv
of such disability will be carefully forwarded the writer's
address Dr. Ca observation and extensive practice this
branch Of the profession render his emnenv
csssful my7 St.r
MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. Ambrose, having had many
Iva year. professional experience i, London and much Hos
pal Practice capable of treating disease in all stages
BY the approved and expeditions practice of the present
Day Those whs nay nosd his assistance, will find DR.. A.
both friend and a eonfdsnt
8, Chamber. street. 5dsos frsn Brssdway
Advice gratis and charges for medicine very reasonable
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RENcoNTRE.-We understand that an unfor-
tunate affair occurred upon farm near the Up
per Cross Roads in Hartford county, the morning Of
Thursday last. 1t appears that Mr. Samuel Rankin
young man Of Baltimore county, had purchased the
farm Of Mr. Anon Woodward short time since and
had made the first payment of 81 200 upon it, and on
Thursday morning rode up to take possession; MIR
Woodward, however, still resided the premises and
perceviDg Mr. Rankin In field, came to him and stated
that he did not wish to dispose of the farm now that
he had altered his mind about it. Whereupou, some
words ensued and a. Mr.. Rankin was about to mount
his horse he fired at by Mr.. Woodward, receiving
the charge of shot the left side of the abdomen
causing severe and dangerous wound Mr.. Wood
ward shortly afterwards arrested and upon exami
nation, committed to Hartford jail.-Baitimore Sun,
June 10
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BALTIMORE, June 10, lo47
Peace Rumors-Prtparati0n for the Reception of The
President-The Cam6rIs's News-Hs Stunning Ef-
feet Markets-Ihe Stock Board, &c.
We have runners from Washington that important in
telligence has been received from Mexico, which
long session Of the cabinet held yesterday The in
telIigence Is also said to be Of peaceabe character
The Mayor Of Baltimore received intelligence from
Washington to-day that President Polk would certainly
reach this city, his Northern trip Tuesday morn
ing next. IL will be accompanied to Baltimore by Mrs
Polk who will start next, Wednesday morning on q
visit to the homestead, in Tennessee The Council Of
the City appointed Committee this evening to act in
conjunction with the Mayor in making arrangements to
give the President cordial greeting the part Of the
city in which the citizens will unite He will remain
here during Tuesday and Wednesday, and start Phi
ladephia on Thursday morning, arriving in New York
Friday at noon.
The second edition Of the Herald with its detailed ac-
counts of the Cambra's news has come to hand this
morning. and is in great requsition by commercial
community.
The effect Of the Cambria's news the markets has
not been fully developed yet at leastn this city Neither
buyers sellers could agree and
far have boon able to learn there not offer
made to bay or sell The news has in fact had stun
ming effect but business will doubtless again
this morning merchants in possession of
their dispatches.
Sales Of Stocks mt Baltimore.
STocK BOARD June 1s$l000 Treasury Notes. 6s 1851;
1000 do l06 1000 City 6s 100; % shs Union Bank 63
10 Firemen's ms, 1871; do, 1879.
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Sales OF Stocks at Boston,

Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
Jurr 1888 shares Norwich and Worcester Railroad 81:
l65 do m rs do 53 b30 Is do 53 1875 Long Island Rail.
road 49, IS do &c. sl0; 35 Reading Railroad 3 Fall River
Railroad go b6mos; New England Worsted Co $1,000
Reading Railroad Bonds $780, 754 $1,000 do 1880 rs b6O
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nIsEASES or THE URINARY ORGANS-Such a.
- Chronic and Acute Diseases of the
Bladder, Leucorrhea whites
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys. Sc minsl weakness,
Also Gsnsuh@a Inability,
elects Weakness 9th parts, etc.
Are speedily and eeeualy removed by Absmehys Bot,
meal Pills without particle of mercury They equal
ly suitable for females They give and energy the
generatve organs rarely, If experienced from taking
other medicines For sale at Apohecsnes Hail. Sc Csths-
street, and 1877 Maiden lane Price ST. with directions
myl0 lm&c
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THE SEASON IS FAST APPROACHING when
Diarhes, Dysentery Cholera Morbus and the summer
complaint Of children Chole Inntum) becomes prevalent
brsttd prep.TaOn u. World both preventive rqm
Wheeleri Balsan Of Moscaello, a purely vegetable
remedy, that has never failed in single instance to
for sale at DR. wheslsrs Office g Greenwich street
references will be the first families in the city of its
efficacy The attention Of persons from the country
estly called to this valuable medicine. a26 lm*rc
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LIQUID TE41R DYE.

MO EQUAL-The improvsDe Of IN6.-ALEXAN
IN DER's TRICOBAPI1E, which nstantsneously colors
the Hair Black Brown and gives the beauty and
elasticity Of YOUTH and warranted her to wash or rub off,
the public with tho utmost confidence having
canal, and perfect dye.
William strsst Jehnssn, Moore Taylor, Maiden lane; and
United States r. b. o. WRIGHT
aio iv,srrc PhiIadelphia
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Dk JOHNSON, Y Duane street, near Chatham street, Is
York in the of decate diseases. For the last
Dr. Crimson enjoyed the extensive practice in
private diseases of any medical in New York The Doc
tors reputation for skill those old hslfcured that
existed for Fears, is preeminent Ne matter how long you
may have elect, SctFe, Ulcers upon the body, the
throat pains in he head and bones Of the legs eec-
tuay cured Constitutional weakness brought by
habit INDUCED in by young causing ascvious dreams
and nightly positively cured Recent cases cured
venton from business Post paid letters, containing So for
advice, attended to. No charge made unless cured.
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CEYEKAL Agsnfs wanted 70 supply fhs Country trnde with
y Drugs and ready prepared Medicines The stock Of so
variety larger than before onered by any
.stsb,hneni in he United States that agents.
Also the public the sklfu medical and
gica treatment, by the well known DR.. Solomon Hene,
formerly of Hudson Resde streets, who engaged
for particular purpose and has his Office in the Of the
Apply the German Drug and Medicine store, No l21
Chamber strset. New York a8 lmsr
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xxrE1Rs cELEBRArEp DROWN ELEoruARY.- |

wv EIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN ELEOTUAHY.-
w Approved and recommended by the faculty. never
failing remedy for all affections Of the kidneys; insmmaton
and of the urinary both males and females
This excellent medical preparation Suitable for all cmates
been known to fail removing the most
the public is operations are quick .s and certain
from business Sold in boxes and 8s box wholesale
and RETAIL BY the proprietor James Weir 2S Grand street
dell Comns5ei.l street Bpa.oi No. Exchange . street,
Brooklyn LII; w. Fowle and J. g. Whtwell, Boston;
and at the drug store Deavan House. Albany myi5 3otxr
ITO MEDICAL MEN AND OTHERS.-For sale an ex-
and long established cash Office Practice in dis
OF the sexual & the clear income which
has been upwards of 900 the last years Will be sold
favorable terms the present going Europe
Address post paid, w. A., box 1888 Buffalo, New York.
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HUNTERIAN DISPENSARY. No. 3 DIVISION street,
established A. D. 1885, by the present proprietor for the
successful s,msnt ef dsea;s Of secret and for
is the only remedy earth that safely be relied
thoroughly this horrd disease without the
when all else have failed eomprehensye treatise accom-.
eectuay curd in all matter how long standing
how deeply seated the system with less trouble the pa
the world, pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial.