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More than 2OO,OCO watches.

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lean Watches made al Waltham are for sal
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we do not solicit orders for single watches
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned to
buy only of respectable dealers. All persons
selling counterfeits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
Agents for the American Watch Company
IN IS2 Broadway, NY.
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF TIE
AMERICAN WATCHES
Made al WaItham, Mass.

In consequence of the recent declire in gold
and silver AMI all the materials cccd in TIE
manufacture of our goods, andin anticipation
of still further decline we have reduced our
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EXaIniE alton of Teachers.

The examinations Of Teachers viii be as fol.
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md Cd schooI N..empln.

ST. LOUIS, May 22@The Old School
Assembly met to-day. The protest oil
DIR. Van Dixie against the action of the
assembly was ordered 20 be recorded,
and thecommittee withdrew; the Chair
man was appointedto answer 1t. There
port of the Committee on Foreign Mis-.
sions shows the board has 46 missions
in different counties. The receipts for
the year were 500, 600 xpenditures
$40, 900. Nearly half OF the Churches
of the denomination failed to contribute
to the support of this board. Both
money and men are needed. Hon.
Samuel Galloway, of Ohio, consumed
most of the remainder of the day in re-
plying to DIR. Boardman's speech. OF
yesterday, taking strong grounds
against the conduct of the Louisville
Presbytery, and dealing trenchant
blows against disloyalty both in and
out oil. Church. Nothing of special im-
portance occurred in the New School
Assembly.
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Foreign Markets.
Par GteaIner Cuba. :


LIVERPOOL May l2.-The Cotton Brokers'
Circular reports the sales for the week ut
80 900 bales, of which 500 were to speculators
veIy dull and prices declined K@ld for
American and E911S for other descriptions
i6d: middiing do, I31Sd; fair Mobile, l5d; mid
ding do, I8d; mir uplands, l41zd; middiing
do. 1s4. The sales q Friday Were .oG9 Dale,
the financial panic failure of overend,
Guerney & Co., and the further advance OF
port Sd Is estimated at 5000 bales, OF which
5000 bales are American. -
Manchester market unsettled. Breadstutts
have an advancing tendency, but closed
quiet. Richardson, Spence q Co., and others.
report flour quiet and firm Mt an advance OF
an advance or Sd; winter red los 8d. Corn
tirm ana Is higher mixed, 29d9S8d. Pro
visions have downward tenaeney: RIg-
lands Athn & Co., and Bruce McAulin, re-
port beef very dull and still declining. Pork
stu declining. Bacon easier and y lower.
downward. Petroleum Hat mt 2os for refined,
tts6sc ISs efS SSsS 10 eafinp, Circular re-
ports wheat tending upward, and prices afe
1l@I2d higher. sugar very dnll, at y 9d9zs
loweE, Petroleum quiet ~ q SdSs y ID for re-
London Money Market consols closed on
Friday at S5@S51zc for money; TINTED states
ve-TYenties 6i965; Nlin9ls Central sllaIes
of England has decreased f353I00Q.
BeaF1ng's Circular says that there Is moth
Ing doing IN American ste@uIluesY OWluB "
the prevailing di6trust. United states Eve
TwentIes are nominal ut o0SB5. The bank
has raEsed its rate of discount to four per
ITvERPooI, May 12-The cotton sales to-
day were ~ so bales, including 1000 70 spec
nIStoI.s and expoFters. The market was
hrmer, and prices I92d higher middIing up
lands about tI2k@1T5<d. BreadstuffS quiet
and firrn. Pr6visi6ns dun. with q tendency
downward. 4HE g 49,. -
LoNDoN, May ,l2.-ConsoIs for money. S65S
share. 76t57S; Erie, Hos. The bank rates
were to-day advanced 70 ten per cent There
was better feeling anda general improve
ment In most securities. lafz L a. iIis it.sl
LIvERP0oL May I2-There Is q better feel
| ing and general Improv In most Sc
curities to-day. There are rumors OF failures.
American trade, Is freely named. ~
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New, York, May 22.-Advices from
VENEZUELA to the 7th state that arrange
,ments have been made to settle all
American claims against that govern
ment by joint commissioner.
General Falcon had assumed the
Presidency. ss,e-ss
News from Japan to the 10th of March
state that the question of the civic
status of Chinese emigrants was being
discussed.
8 Two thousand native Japanese SOL
diers were to be brigaded with foreign
garrison of French and English for "a
grand field day exhibition near Zoka-
hama. ,rs5 .l..igT
traders are demanding very high pri-
ces. Tea-quiet, Cotton sold so as to
be laid down in London at 161<d per
pound. a large quantity of inferior
tobacco on hand.
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sPIEi. q .hs stoek. ! slasl.s. Z e

20 Ne
The Commercials money article says: =
ducei 8 sympatf etc eneet upon the market
iarre prrctifse Of gold from the sub treasury
for shlpment, by the Withdrawing suddenly
or large amount OF currency nom the
banks ms produced q marked derangeinent
in The loan market, which Is attended with q
certain feeling OF uncertainty This morning
thete has been very eAtsnslNs. Snat.lsSs ~
loans have been called In were hanging
around the street and freely oierins Per
cent, at which rate they mostly fotInd &c
commoNation, so that thus far there has been
no realizing upon collaterals. About one
that the market will close easier than IL
opened Assistant Treasurer Van eDycke.
banks the requirement OF ten days notice
upon temporary deposits, but as vet none OF
In rel, 1 M nave Ieis " nefeFy % al back
fer condition Of supply which will give
them 697 per cent and will only Withdraw
pressure. Yesterday the sub-neasuIy sold
ten millions OF gold, but this morning sus-
pended selling. sh1nid any attefnPe oe made
the Government still stands with thirty -hvi.
or forty millions OF its own available coin TO
fefs In sympathys with the disturbances Of
loans, at the board prices We're 1@g5A per
cent, but showed n slight recovery, atter nd
fall for covering their contracts, especially on
Erie, Illinois Central, Michigan southern ana
Cleveland q PitIsbuEg. Governments are de-
eidedly weak under the expectation of
further returns Of SOS; DDS are lc lower IS
sue OF 1855 81: O-l0s Z: 7-S0s Z: certificates OF
Indebtedness are selling at 7g5S9lO0: The
gold market Is placed once more. under the
control OF spectators by the retiring OF Cow
eminent brokers from the room The ten
millions bought yesterday fom the sub
treasury will probably supply the require
ment for export forsome time 10 come. This
morning the price opened ut 1905 and stead
ly rose 70 l3i, after which 1t reacted 10 lSsf-
The shipment OF specie tomorrow Is likely 10
fully equal that of last Wednesday Private
adv1ceS by the Cuba indicate that the amount
OF 6-2ls returned by that steamer VIII be
large. Foreign exchange Is unsettled; mer.
chants are buying to very limited extent
and the principal femittanceS appear 70 pc
on brokers own account and In sight bulls
drawn against gold.
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Deta,Is 81. ,ovonn,a victory.

New York, May 22.-The details of
an engagement between the Liberals
under Covana and the Imperial garri-
son, at Mazatlan, Mexico, show that
the Liberals gained brilliant victory.
A squad of Americans who were In
Covana's ranks acted as sharpshooters.
The heavy import dues and forced
single cargoes ofmerchandise from Eu-
rope in the, month of April have
amounted to from $3.50, 900 to $3.50, 900.
Ortega, the opponent OF Juare1, pro-
poses 10 enter Mexico from California.
A letter of General Brincourt, one of
the French commanders, is published
which states that he believes the cause
is by no means popular and the rela-
tons with the United States are threat
ening. He therefore intends taking
leave of absence with no expectation
of returning. ~ -
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Plltspurgli on sIarI.et.

There Is but very little new to note In the
oil market, as busines Yesterday ON Du-
quesne Way was quite dull. The ruling
figures for crude are lie, barrels returned, and
lIc, barrels included. some parties are ask
ing q fraction above these rates. The onlS
rirst mentiOntfi price. Refined In bond Is
quiet and prices are unchanged. Free oil Is
dull and prices are nominal RapLha and
reSiduum meet with but little inquiry. The
following are the receipts OF oil ut the Al
.leeheny wharf since our lastarepOrt: James
Baxter &c barrels; w. p. Logan AZ Fisher
q Bio. BIS; George Christian 245; VIM. BaIde-
man e3yi total SO barrels.
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% NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

TIME NATIONAL EXPRESS 4 TRANS
il portation Company, having finally COM
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to
BALTIhfORE, WASHINGTON, RICH
MOND, SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, and
all inteImetliaie and adjacent towns as far
south as GEORGIA, and also having perfect
ed its We4tern connections, UsH the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad over main roads to
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 81
Is now prepared to receive FreightSI Mer-
'chandfae, Valuable Packages, MONEY and
BULLION, and to transfer the same 10 or
from the places designated and all inteFme-
diate points as efficiently, expeditously and
press Company.
Ohices are also opened In Mobile and New
Orleans, and In n few days the Company Will
run through, tia Montgomery, 70 these plar
s ef,' i4l4,-i 80 j. f. JoESsTsoS. President.
BE. FICKLIN, General Superintendent.
mYl5 rlLl..--l L--l-. 49, = 2 =.
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NEW York, May 22-Some details of
a fight at Calias, which has been pub
lisGed previously, states that there was
nine batteries of mounted S2-pounder
guns and 300 FOUNDER Armstrong and
45O-pounder Blakely rifles, besides the
iron. clads Leo and Victoria, and three
wooden puuboats. In less than half
hour the Vile de Madrid had her mo-
tive power deranged and was towed
out of action. The Boringnile moved
out 20 minutes later, but having receiv-
ed u heavy rif1ed shot near the water
line. causing her to leak badly, she WIS
Obliged to careen to prevent sinking.
AL tIalf-past two o'clock the Blance and
Resolution retired to repair. their en-
gines, but soon returned to their posi-
lions and with the rest of the fleet, ex-
cept the two first, which continued the
fiTht to the end, Soon afIef the COM
mencement of the battle the Peruvian
battery, containing 200 and S0O-pound-
er Armstrong guns, was blown up, dis
mounting the guns and killing and
wounding every one in the vicinity.
In another battery 3OO-pounder Arm
strong gun was dismonnted the first
fire. The fire of the Peruvian batteries
was heavy and well directed and every
moment il became more fatal and de-
structive. Soon after five O'Clock the
Spaniaris retired, the battery firing till
out OF range. The Peruvians are
wounded, The shot disabling the
steam pipe of the Villa De Madrid,
killed is and wounded q, and it is
thought therefore that the total Spanish
loss Twill far exceed that of the Peru
Wan. That vessel had eight shot holes
in her sides. The Blanca was struck 40
times, and the others nearly as many.
The Numancia being fron-clad came
Off very well, but one eight-incil rihed
projectile pierced her five and halfinch
plating, and went partly through the
backing. She was fought so as to re-
ceive the fire at an angle, hence her pla-
ting caused the shot to glance. The
officers of the Vanderbilt think the
Spaniards are in no condition 10 renew
the attack. They had only solid shot,
SO the city was little injured.
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Byrelegraph.



Cotton-Active but very ,nrm at $50 for
mIddling. F1our-Shade hIner, with only q
modeiate demand; S999 - for common to
good spring brands extra round hoop Ohio;
20 609l3 % for trade brands, market closing
outlet. WhEsky-Market quiet and nominal
at 81 2d92 q. fWheat-39 Csc higher g log
2 Is for new No. Milwaukee, latter price an
extreme; 81 81 for new amber Michigan, and
S. 90 Tor white AlichiRan. Rye-Q aiet atiS5c
iforlwestefn. Barley and Barley ,Malt-Dull.
C0rn-2a3c better, with a moderate demand;
629S5c for new mixed western ahoat, and soc
tor prime western yellow 70 arrive. oats
l@2c bettef; 5S9551Se for new western, and
589621zc for old do. Cohee-pull. sugar
Firm with more doing; 0l&@12c for Cuba,
and l29l2I<c for Porto Rico. Petroleum.
Quiet. PofR-Heavy and less active; $50 .
C830 50 for new mes, closing at SO 375< cas- III:
$500 o for old do, and SIS 25@2f5O for
pFim, also 4 so bbls new mes for May, June,
July and August, sellers and buy efsif option,
at 81 51930 20. Beef-Steady: Si692t for new
plain meaE and IN 5092l 50 for new extra
mess. Beef Ham5-Se1Tce and firm; SE784S.
BAcon-InactiVe. Cut Meat+Steady; l21<a
$50 for shoulders, and I71<@IS5<c for hams.
lAfd-Quiet and heavy nj 9a22c. Butter
Quiet; $0933c for Ohio, and 35945c for state
Cheese-Dull at l0d22c.
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New York money and stock Market.

q Tea ENEM I0tGAAe AAAAS
Money and Gold-4foney more active and
firmer at 697 per cent. Sterling Exchange
Quiet at iU9E@t O9N. Gold-Firmars but
Irregular and unsettled; opening At 1903; ad-
yancing to 1875 declining to lSz and clos
TGovernment stocl1s-11@91S lower. @ of 81,
registered. 1851; SOS, '63 coupons. 1O0s4; do,
'6f coupons, 1OlsS: 7-S0s, second series, lOls<;
do, third series, lOlz. .p.ett
= EleightS-To Liverpool dull :
stocks.Loger: Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne 4
Chicago 90; Chicago, Burlington q quincy
us; Chicago & Rock Island 81; Cleveland q
Toledo lO4<; Chicago & Northwestern 2si do
preferred 81; Cleveland & Pittsburgh SleS;
Illinois Central lII5S; Reading IUS; Erie 7lS4i
New York Central g3.
: Exchange nTm; commercial 90 days 81;
bankers e9S9gIS; 80 days bills lO9S9u.
The Post says that AFTER tine Government
broker retired to-day gold went up to lSi1z,
subsequently Ieceded TO 1924, and then went
AT the O'Clock board to-day the following
were Ihe prices Mariposa 2G5k; Western
Union Telegraph coz; Reading 1GzySS;; Erie
Tx: Cleveland q Pittsburgh SIS Michigan
Southern 7S5l; cleveland & Toledo 1011S;
Rock Island 9is<; Chicago a Northwestern
2sS; do preferred 500; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago $50. H+e- 'tE
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NATIONAL BANKS AND SAVINGS BANKs.-
The Bmkers' Magazine, for May. contains
the recent decision of the. o. s. Supreme
Court as toll The Liability of savings Banks
TO Taxation under the Internal Revenue Act;
2. Memorial to the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the United States by the
Bank for Savings In the City of New York. for
relief from Government tax; 3. History fthe
English Income THN-LetteF nom Prof. Gold
win Smith. OF Oxford, to Hon. John v. L.
Pruyn: 4 The NaIional Bank Currency as a
Legal TenderzLetteF from Hon. q. L.
Spanlding; Of Buffalo; 3; The Taxation OF
Capital In National BankS-OpinIon of the
U. s. Supreme Court, March, lS68-Appeal
from the New York Court OF Appeals; 8. The
New York Bank Tax Law of 1896; z. The
Iowa Bank Tax Law OF 1866; 8. Q1nTterly
Abstract OF the Banks or New York, 1866 !;
D. The Swings Banks OF Europe and the
United States-OFlgin of Savings Banks
Progress in Great Britain-DepoSitB and De-
positors In England, Wales. Scotland aud
Ireland; also OF France, Switzerland. Italy,
Spain, Hamburg, HeSse, Belgium, Prussia,
AUSTRIA, Wurtemburg, Holland, Sweden,
Russia, Australia, Canada, the New England
States, New York. New Jersey, ;Pennsyl-
vnnla, Maryland and California; New
Banking Firms in the South and West, &C.
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ST.. LOUIS, May 2l.-The members of
both assem- blies met at the Second
church tonight for the first time since
Elegant speeches were made by Drs.
Parker and Smith, of New York, Mr..
Chamberlain, of Cincinnatls DIR. Nc
Cash, of Ireland. Tire meeting termi-
mated by 1900 persons rising and voting.
They considered the reunion of both
churches both desirable aud practical
BILE. 1t is definitely stated that the as
sembly will inaugurate measures to
effect an organization. ~
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NEW York, April 22.-washington
special dispatches say that the Senate
Military Committee have increased the
total pay and enolnments in the bill
creating the grade of general, to nearly
20, 600 dollars.
appointed General Agent of the Treas
ury in place of w. p. Mellen.
The House Military Committee are
maturing "a bill 10 increase the regular
army in accordance with the views of
General Grant.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Two flremen,
named Daniel Waters and Welsh, are
supposed to have persisted in the FIRE
last. night, and another named John
Denim was burned, but escaped with
his life. Grace Chapel, Manhattan
Gas, Company's works, Irving Hall, the
dwellings on Fifteenth street, and the
Hypotheatron were saved. The ward
robe belonging to the stock holders of
the Academy, valued at $40, 600 was de-
stroyed; also Mr.. Graw's, valued at
S25, 900; also great part of Maretzeek,
value unknown. Palmer d Co., pub
fishers OF the opera, lost $4,000. Sew
eral small buildings on Sd Avenue were
destroyed. The loss is stated by one
paper ut one million and half dollars,
but 1t ustlargely exceed that amount.
The Academy of Music was valued at
1896, 600; insured for S130, GOO; and scene
ry, &C., for $50, 900. Maretzeek's loss is
SO. 600; Graw's loss $40, 600, neither of
whom were insured. University Med
ical College was valued at S45, 600, and
insured for S25 900. Worcester's piano
factory was saved. The loss in Hines
factory is not ascertained. The fire
was doubtless the work of an incen-
diary,