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the deficit in the export OF domestic produce being
than compensated in specie, while the importation of
goods is less The result would be- that the money
brought into the country by immigrants, being released
from their control in the operations of business returns to
Europe, where it is valuable obeyng the laws of
trade The importatons of goods extent embrace
already articles for the fall trade, the spring business being
mostly OF the imporations for May, the values Of
dry goods, with the proportion warehoused as fol-
lows,
Woollens Cottons. Silks. Flax. Miscel Total
Imported, 23OOA 272O67 1921 2le $50 ais as
Warehouscd, lisssa 49, ls66o5 osaoe
In the produce markets, the low prices have
but again closes heavily The exports of produce from the
port of New York for the month of May have been fol-
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Medical STAFF OF the Army,

The following candidates for the appointment OF asssan
surgeon in the medical department of the (od regular
army, examined and approved by the medical board
which convened in the city of New York the LIST utimo,
viz:
JOHN BYRNE, of Missouri,
LAFAYETTE GUILD, of Alabama
WILLIAM +. EDGAR, of Missouri, and
THOMAS H.. WILLIAMS, of Maryland.
Assistant Surgeon j. W. RUSSELL also examined by
the same board, and found qualified for promotion.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, June 8, l848.
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France. Hanse Towns. Other Total
Belgium, and places.
~

The arrivals are nearly 1900 per day for the month of
May, and many Of them bring important of money
not reported Estimating the average 500 per head
would give 49, 900 for the month considerable por.
ton of this is sold to the bullion brokers' but
ried to the far west where it is expended for lands and
nccessares, slowly finding its way back seaboard in
the of trade BY these large portion of the
$40 900 paid in New York has been supplied and
in the same manner the supply Of foreign coin in this
market is sustained. The importation Of specie for the
year l87 was 1921 2S9; and equal amount mostly
foreign coin, coined at the United States mint and
since November than 49, 900 of foreign
been exported and the supply is still good showing the
tent to which immigration supplies the market
The business Of the port continues fair and the duties
equal those oas year for the last The imports
and exports for April and May have follows
Imports port of Ncw York.
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Ry a. GREEN. .Amcffonser.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On
Wednesday, the l4h instant shall sell, the premi
SEES, o'clock, p M, lots Nos and in square No 247
situated the Of l4h and Streets being the lots
which the cottage burnt. The lots contain l6, $50
square feet, but will be divided to suit purchasers.
The above described property Handsomely located and
presents many inducements to wishing handsome
place for private residence or place of business
TERMS One third cash. the balance in six, twelve, eigh
and twenty months for notes bearing interest
deed given and deed of trust taken Title ndispnabe
A.GREEN,
June l0--dtd Auctioneer
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Rv A. GREEN; .ascsfomss-.

KV a. g REEvN, .aSacftOMAsT.
FLOWERS, STUFFED BIRDS, &c, AT AUCTION
On Monday, the 18th instant shall SELL at my auction
room, Concert Hail. near Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania
nue., at O'Clock, p M, a handsome lot of Flowers and
Stuffed Birds, viz.
Large lot Casolania all in flower and beautiful variety
of colors
Lot of Fuchia in full bloom, and thriving plants
With variety of Cactus
Also, large lot of Stuffed Birds, of various sizes and
colors. Terms cash.
The lade. and gentlemen of Washington particularly
invited to attend the sale, they will find worthy of their
attention. A. GREEN,
June l0-2t Auctioneer.
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Extract of letter from gallant officer in Merico has
relative in this city.

T9IuttVe III IhlS Guy.
JALAPA May 10, l8i8
Under the tuition of Colonel Hughes assisted by Major
Henley, the District of Columbia and Maryland regiment
compare in point of drill, discipline subodinaon and
sodiery appearance, with any other regiment in Mexico
Our Colonel person the comforts of his men, and
promptly inquiries into any complaints they may make OF
having suffered wrong. have never known officer to
pay much attention to the under his command as
Colonel Hughes does In the administration of justice,
civil and military governor he observes the srcest Impair
decisions marked by good and perfect fairness.
The Mexicans hold him in the highest estimation and feel
confident under his administration of being protected in
their persons and property, and having all their Just
plants redresscd His invitations the citizens of
and their usual avocaons, and to the Off
the Mexican army in and give their parole
have been attended with the most beneficial results
the assertion that Jalapa is the quiet city
Mexico.
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Total I0o6,6O9 s8s,e43 3s5,234 68st0t 1850 2s2
The United Sates for Havre Saturday. win carry
about half milon and the packet Of the day nearly
$500 600 more-making export OF million this week.
Since above, the has along rejecting
the resolu ton of the Committee Credentials authorizing
majority of delegation to fill vacancies throw the
full vote of the State This is thought look TIA yorish
decidedly though don't make why, exactly The Clay
full OF wrath and cabbage.
The election of member of the Canadian Parliament,
from Quebec to fill a vacancy, is causing much excite.
ment there. The contendng parties have already
than once come to blows and serious collision
pected This is fighting for the love of it, indeed With
majority of 30 or 40 in the House, single member,
one would think, cannot make much difference.
FED.
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GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING SAruKpAy.-It is ex.
ected that the and others in company with Gen
Cass will Philadelphia in few days, leaving the
General to pursue his homcward with his Michigan
friends. meeting has been fixed for Saturday evening
The place yet determined upon-when shall enjoy
The pleasure of hearing Of the first in the
Union Psrnsrpawian.
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COMMERCIAL.


Nkw YORK. June "Wednesday 4 D. m
Inc lumofs "hch nave been rife for few days in rela
ton the ratification of the treaty of peace Win Mco
have not us yet produced any rial change In affair,
This may partly be accounted for in the fact thar
the effects OF such event have Considerable extent
been anticipated, and that the themselves are moi
fully credited The best authorities here relation to Mer
lean afars-and probably the best in the counrry-dsced
the intelligence that the Mexican Congress had acted final
upon the matter The expresses that have long been
waiting that action Querearo had left No doubts
appear to be entertained however, in relation the final
favorable result and the has ceased be Of
Tears Tor the future The pressing of anxiety
now upon the market is the continued drain of specie
foreign account, while the exports of produce continue
small and the imPortatons of goods considerable The
ports specie from this port from tie LIST May the
Of the last week, have been dstingus hing description
ofcoin) IS follows:
Exports Of specie from the port of Nsw York from May
June Sd:
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that they can be supplied with pure milk, fresh from
the milk depot of l4h and and the
the rear OF Walker a. Pect's. from until 10 ooof' "a.
Sundays excepted. Families who gallon Day
delivered their houses Al the subsczibefs
il. "A. LUDlOW.
June I0-2t~
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ZED.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, June 9--5, D. m
The Wing Compention of General Taylor
Milard Fin,ore-7He Markets, &c.
The long agony over, and the Philadelphia Whg Cor
vention has brought forth. and chrstened its children
Taylor and Fillmore" 1t is rather a difficult matter to
ascertain how the nominations will be received here
most of the Clay wings are in Philadelphia.
However, send you the proceedings up to the nomina
ton of the candidate for Vice President, which clip from
extra issued by the " Sun" this afternoon.
The MARkErs.--In the Baltimore Market this morning,
there was but little done, and change prices worth
noting.
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NEws FROM EuRorE--Four steamships on their way
to the United States The Acadia left Liverpool Satur
day, the 9th u, and will be due New York Satur-
day next The Washington, from Southampton left the
LIST instant, and may be expected nth. The Sarah
Sands advertised leave liverpool on the 9th and
the new steamship America, for Boston, will be fully due
ON Friday the 18th
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ID Streets has several comfortable rooms, suitable for
families and single persons. This Is one OF the most
healthy locations the city, and convenient to all the pub
lie departments
She would also be pleased accommodate several gen.
temen with meals Terms moderate.
June l0--3t%
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The United States SIS receive the dividend July Jst The
treasury sold for the face, interest in addition
Hence, relatively, they per higher than the
stock This arises from the convenience of the former be-
ing readily transferable. The coupon stock will prob
ably compete with them in that respect.
Yours. PRENTICE
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There is slight decrease in blooms because OF
that quality manufactured this has gone
Psburg Doubtless the increase in that kind has been
as great this year the other kinds which show
gain of nearly SO per Yet the iron manufacture
just the branch of American industry certain be up
and branch by the "ruinous" tariff
Gen. Cass is arrive in by about 81, p. M, this
afternoon. The Common Council have made ample
Engagements receive him with that generous and hearty
hospitality which the municipal authorities Of this good old
Knickerbocker city, from time immemoral, have been
wont extend distinguished vsers without ference
to party country.
The following table shows the amount of specie exported
from this port during the last month, discriminating the
quarters o which shipped, and the kinds of coin
United States
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Hops, l0O lbs.
OF OLGA ssE p's loo lbs. 500 500
Turpentine. bbls. la61g
Iurpentne spirits gals. 3262I
hosn' Dds l34l3
Cotton has been dull and prices have tendency down.
wards-holders being less firm than last week There is
however, change in quotations, which remain as ~
lows:
Inf good ord good nid to fair good 'f iair
SsisHs s"f so ss:si ga :7s Hsl
The receipts now 2lls4ss being aos 1888 bales
than last year.
Flour has been firm prices are about 25 cts
ngher-rather slow at that There good
nand and supply-rom the inerio moderate The guam
''ies delivered Underwater to June l. as compared with
as' year, follows.
90, r FIX. % sa.s S Ss.a H ss.Sy,
1873 ssss sss i sstss 1895 1885, sssss
Inc dinefence is large. Since Saturday the advance
mas been iza cents closing with pure Genesee at IS
DO Wisconsin 70 62a IS 65 Oswego SIS 3,A Us 43I
Ohio 70 80 % 62A Michigan IS 56i IS 62A fancy
western, SO SO rs Canada in bond "a ~, csnr,,s
town So 50 l2i Rye -four 80 SO So GA Jersey corn
meal 80 SO a 81 SCI; western 81 s7A
Wheat has become plenty, and lower qualities have fall
len 10 cents White Genesee however, is firm Mt 81 Is
Sales Wisconsin 81 06 81 IL Chicago 81 O5 Ohio red
81 la 81 l2i; white do 81 90 Canada in bond 81 Is
Northern is better sales 68 10 Virginia oats
II cents Jersey AZ AZ canal 46 At Corn is
cents higher than the departure of last steamer
yellow % 6lA cents mixed SO n SO cents; high
mixed and Nat yellow SO IS New Orleans 4SA
southern yellow % 50 cents white Virginia 55
hemp, dew rotted, $780, six months Hops brisk.
for home use, at al Pork again very dull
and prices look down: sales prime SO So I2A mes.
$40 $40 l2a Beef remains irm-sales prime So SO
Sc; mess SS rs 80 So Ohio lard continues brisk and
the advance Is mantained-sales fair 9 a 81
cents; good TO prime 81 cents-stock reduced kegs
Ha{ cents; tin cans 81 a8A Butter has declined
western dairy 10 l6 Ohio IL IA Cheese
quick at u cents Rice for export 80 SO s7a Sugar
is acuve-for Muscovado at rise OF cent-sales New
Orleans 81 At cents Texas 81 Tobacco little do
ing Wool not active-saes 80 900 lbs fleece n 3s cts
In reights there is but little doing. The practice
king goods by weight is becoming substituted for taking
them by the package heretofore Corn in bulk Ly-
erpool 3D.; in bags Sd. Cotton 5-32 SLID.
Exchange does not vary much; negotiable sterling bring
lO& ii. Paris, nominal, at 5.22A.
The stock market has been disposed rise, but spe-
Gle current weighs heavily upon it, nevertheless, govern
men stocks have advanced, and it is supposed the
news in relation the treaty may affect the bids for the
new stock least per The books for the govern
men stocks closed. and the prices given
dividend follows:
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Judge Douglas, from Illinois, passed through this
city Thursday last, his way south his presence bav
been rendered necessary in that quarter by the death
his fathern-law, Col. Martin, of Rockingham county
[Ralsigh Standard Jrre T.
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0 Masonlc.-The grand visitation OF the Grand Lodge
of the District of Columbia to Naval Lodge No will take
place Saturday evening, the 10Th instant at O'Clock
The grand officers will be punctnal to the hour All
brothers in good standing respectfully invited TO attend
By order of the M w. q. Masteri ~ Ne 49, Naa-A
June 10 CHAS. 8. FRA1LEY, Grand Secretary.
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GtThe Rev. MIR. Jennings, Ireland, Will preach
in St Patricks Church Tomorrow morning. III o'clock,
when collection will be taken up for the benefit OF the
poor Of Galway.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE

NEW YoRK, June 8, 1913.

NEW YoRK, June 8, l849.
The Clay were thrown into an Immense excitement
this morning by the all the bulletins
the Trbune's among the rest-that G neral Taylor
nominated. Soon afterwards it known that this was
not correct, and crowd collected the Tribune
Office gave their feelings in cheers for ''Clay
Then along despatch, that, though Taylor had
been nominated he almost certainly would be- and the Clay
shack again. in the dumps. Up to the hour
of writing, (t p m) nothing definite has been received
and the public expectation is strong the highest pitch
The universal impression is in favor of Tayos chances
Surprising him nominated what position is that of the
great wing party the Union Dragooned into the nom-
nation of a man who beforehand that he neither
anything in particular about them
principles and has little respect for the judgment
national convenon that he will be candidate in spite of
it! Most magnanmous whgery!
The Philadelphia Commercial List gives the following
the list of the various kinds Of iron which have passed
ward from Havre de Grace, through the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal from the opening Of canal navigation
the LIST oil June n l847 and lS4S;
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81 ,ooo COS $500 g45 s2s, %. xsos ,o1 60 "a,

Total siooe.eos sso9sa5 s2s,aa4 $SSs,o4 81 $50 2sa
This is very considerable export and does embrace
the amounts sent to Boston go by the steamers there
The freight to Havre is per by packets and by
the United States Those may swell the amount to
$3OoOOoO The Hibernis of to-day will carry $500 900 in
addition This large drain rather have increased
than diminished and connexion with the demand for
government duties, the whole specie here since
the export commenced in November IS7 as expressed in
Official figures, may be summed as follows.
Movement specie port of Neo York. November to June
Import Export Nett export. Duties Total
Nov 70 demand.
hsrcn Sls6l6l $96l $50 $4765395 $6e0l
NsrGh' 2a1Sl 452,507 429.796 l5aS.0O3 l,982 TAO
Apru, 65,9l7 l,lSO.422 l,ll4o05 l688,5O6 2,s0l0ll
May, lss,9eO 2s3O2s2 aces 292 4sa DsI 4lo5s7s
anao on On QO7a 7A
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Cotton has been dull and prices have tendency down
wards-hoders being less firm than last week There is
however, no change in quotations, which remain as ill
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Horticultural ExhibitiOn-Boston.

TIVE Massachusetts Horticultural Society will hold their
4 Twentieth Annual Exhibition of Fruits FIowers and
Vegetables at FANEuIL HALL, Tuesday, Wednesday
Ih~rsday and Friday, 18th, 2Oh 2st and ed days Of
September.
Members Of the Society and the public generally having
nne or choice specimens of Fruits Fotvers or Yegeta
6tes are respectfully informed that the Committee Of Ar
rangements viii be in attendance the Hall on Monday
and Tuesday TO receive contributions Cut Flowers Bou
queS, DC VIII De received until Tuesday morning but
taey must lie placed in the stands snd vases by nine
O'Clock. $500
The Hall will be open the public on Tuesday at ~
O'Clock, and close At O'Clock, P. M.
On wednesday and Thursday the Hall will OMEN al
O'Clock A. M and close at o'clock P, NJ On FRIDAY the
Hall will open at O'Clock and close at I2M
Admittance rs cents
Packages Of choice Fruit Flowers Vegetables sent
from distance by express will be received by the Com
miitee OF Arrangements who will pay expense of trans
pOrtaton.
Contributors are particularly requested to hand In with
their specimens full list of the same as This will greatly
facilitate the lahors of the Committee
AS the tables will be very extensive 1t w II require a
great quantity of fruit to them all who wish 10
exhibit their fruits vegetables whether members of the
society or not VIII have an opportunity place them be-
fore the public. Nothing of an inferior quality will be
admitted. JOSEPH BRECK
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
Sept 5-w&dIawis3w
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Tuition French.

CHARLES MAILLY having returned to Worcester
respectfully informs the citizens place and its vicn
y, that he is prepared attend all those wishing 10 re-
ceve instruction in the French language Terms 10 per
quarter for private LESSONS and Sc 50 pupil for classes
containing five pupils. The quarter will consist
OF eleven weeks three lessons week, of an hour each
or two lessons of an hour hall each No deduction
VIII be made for ABSENCE except in proracted
sickness Tuition to be paid when half the quarter
expired.
N r. For further Information Mons NJ can he seen at
Mr. K NEwcoMB's, ELM STREET, opposite the Church
ofthe Unity. DIV Aug 90
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NEW FALI. GnnnS.

I AM now openng-NEW SILKS, Black, Narrow
Stripe and Camelians--a very handsome assortment.
New CAsHMEREs, -MOUsELINEs DE LAME, in
great variety SHAWLs cf every description. 100 Ps
THYBET CLOTHS, comprising every desirable color
A English PRINTS, beautiful styles so and beau
ufu patterns Of CARPETS comprising Of the hands
soonest Goods have ever offered. LYON EsE CLOTHS
ALPACCAR, &C., in any quantity large STOCK 81
Domestic Goods Hosiery, Gloves 40, making asseri
ment perfect usual and the prices Of most Of ne
My customers and the public respectfully invited 10
give me early call many desirable goods VIII 20
very scarce later In the season.
f-tagw "a ssasal18s HENRY II. CHAM1EkLlh, A
Sept. lS--wSwdlwis /, 1e2 and le4 Main Street.
naE .ct znA gslssgseH
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AM receiving from tho best Manufactories IN mi,
country, more than Thirty New Patterns ~ - .''"'
THREE PLY INGRAM CARPETINGS.
Aso-Elegant Patterns Brussels and Velvet Tanss.
try Carpets-together with complete assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
which am prepared to sell nj the lowest prices NJ sOv
market. ed HENRY m Gu A REp IINS"J
Sept lS-w3wd1wia n
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RICH SILKS.

ID ICH CAMELIANs, great variety OF beautiful shades
llCamelian Stripes and Paids very fashionable and de-
sirnble styles Heavy Camean Gros d. Ispahan Striped
and Plain very rich. "A Black Gro de Lyons and Gro
Black Silks imported.
The prices Of these goods are much lower Than have
offered Them heretofore. HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Sept 13-w3wdlwis 1862 and l64 Main street.
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n r. sTEBBINs 90. are now receiving large as
". sortmens OF FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Also complete stock Of house furnishing goods, Car
petsg or every quality, Feathers c. &c. general as
sortment Of staple and fancy dry goods for sale Wholesale
and retail at the lowest market prices. yAfHtaN
o.. r. STEBBINS 4 co.
l7s Main st.. next door to Am. Temp House.
Worcester, Sept. Q, le4e.wr~B Y talffs4 dwW
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RATTING.
MESSENGERS Notice.

WORCESTER, IS August 30lh, ls4e.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq Commissioner Of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JUDSON SMITH, Of
scarborough, in said County, Laborer an insolvent
debtor and the payment of any debts the delivery
OF any property belonging to said insovent debtor
him for his use, and the transfer of any properly
by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner, in Worcester
in said County, the nineteenth day of September merit
at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof dehs
and the choice of assignee assignees his Estate
d&wlwS6 ]. DAY, d. s. Messenger.
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NHE attention OF the public generally, parcu-
larry farmers and darymen called to this netc sim
pie and practical inuention being exhibited for
few days at the Central Hotel" in Worcester As its
name indicates II Is so constructed to niuse current
OF atmospheric air into and through body OF the cream
IL consists OF square box having hollow perpendicular
shalt with two hollow tubes at the lower end
the shaft rests pivot and is turned sw indie crank
and cog Wheel the motion the air rush down the
woe into the cream and produces comnloton like boil
s water producing butter from milk, with less
razor and trouble than by churR invented child
ven years OF age can churn with The right Wor-
and few Othes counties in this state for sale at
tGe central Hoteh Main ST. Patented May 8, l549
worcester Sept.8. DIFF wilt
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ARCHITECTURE.

HI1 AnOdK1 GV4U Ak1as
NHE undersigned having connected themselves In bust
i mesa under the and 1rm Of
Nnesa taa BOYDEN s. JOY,
For the purpose of Drawing Plans and making out spec
6caons Buildings, In every variety OF syle invite all
those who contemplate building TO give us CALL as we
from our experience that can give entire sasac
tiOn TO All who NAV favor with their patronage.
Office No. 90 l4,h hOor) Central Exchange Worcester.
RLBRIDGE BOYDEN,
Aug. I7--dwu Ha.aatds LEWIS u. Joy.