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and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1855. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lsos
COMMENCING MAY u.s. lbe
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORKi

PASSENGER Station In New York. corner Twepy-sevss'n
and fourth.aye Entrance on Twenty -sevenfh"''
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nELANO LIFE-PRESERVING VESTS
~ Every person travelling BY going boating.
fishing yachting expeditions should nave As they arc
constantly they be- inflated IN tho water
aida to good swimmer aud will support those who
cannot swin.
RUBBER CLOTHING CO.. Cole manufacturers.
No. 3t7 Broadway corner LeonAIdtt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

NORTHERN II. r., OF NEW-JERSEY.=
IN Trains leave Jersey City Tor Piermou VI 800 M su
u Il5 y IN. and Az and Il3 v IN On SATURDAY
II ;l5 D. m The y:l5a M and Az p. M. run through
Mon.sy THOs w DEMAREST, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

LINE FARMING and TIMBER LANDS
Tor 5ALEA very vausbe tract of 1900 acres large
portion covered with original growth Of timer OF hi-,rai.
Atty balance farming hnd; includes pfnie farm OF
0 acres aud Store stand Sc On the line Of tho
Camden and Atlantic Riroad about 20 mil-s from Phisde
pha Ia Winow Township Csmlcn County, N. j. VIII be
divided suit purchasers. To party settlers unusual in
duceuons ar. here offered. Apply 70 JOHN DICKSON,
No'JO Wanuts Phild- phia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

UNITED STATES MAIL LINE fOh JAIL
u fORNlA VIA lSrIMUS OF PANAMA.
Lower Passage Rates, commencing July J., iooo S.,.
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Co viii disPstcn Ssesno
monthly ut noon. from the Companys ne" anu coNV
dious Pier. No a. North River. foot of CanAs
DEPARTUREs r,
I,,v II COSTA RfCA...... .Tfnklspaugn,
tConnecting at Panama with Sacramen'oD c,..
August OCEAN QUEEN. o''cu"'
L. Ctr, ., $3.50 .nnvto d. B. ALLEN,
''' ''e peN 'rF' No. Bowling Green.
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Mem pnblifations.
"a Clever Story."-l London Spectator,
IL Publish This Day
b Il l. I A L.
NOVEL.
8vo, Paper. 50 Cents
svo. Paper. 50 Cent

"A wonderfully able novel The sketches Of society testify
TO the hand OF who has been every where and
cry thing Bela iswri,ten in easy and refined style
much above the average Of modern Press.
Belis' issreadable novel; Reader
"Clsver, natural, epigrammatic-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
A FFLICTEp RESTORED! IGNORANCE

FFLICTED RESIOKED! IUNOhANCE
IA EXPOSED. PALACES UNMASkED! DR.. LAR
MONTsS Paris London and NewYork Medical Adviser and
Marriage Guide (8Oh edition 400 pares upon Debility Urnsfy
Deposits Structure European Hospital Practice the Authors
uneouaed Psrs and London Treatment &c. All who would
avoid Darbarous treatment should get this
original WORK OF the AMERICAN NEW CO., III Nassalst
T. WARNER No. Nesey ST., price 81. consult the DUO
TOR NO. l73 Broadway, tup stsirs New-fork, from In
to- p. IA. -
mont and his work. Courier des Eiss Un German die
Reform Dispatch Stats Zetmg Atlas Medical Review Scl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
c..or N Special Anstomy and Surgery in the Syracuse
Medical College y oics 81 Ess, T Dssss Of
~. ns,vons Seminal Urinary and Cutsneog. systems
B-Stric,ures which have been treated ~ CsnIefhns'
cniiiny or Rapidly Diating Operations not undsnaAen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
NJ Y. MILITARY AGENCIES.

NJ Y. MILITARY AGENCIES.
I've Superin,endent-CoL ID. q. MORGAN. No. III state
st., Albany. -
Agent al Washinston-Col +. Il. GOODRICH, $50 Est:
agent at Phiadephia-The Rev. JAMES DE BOis No.
l02l ChestDut-s.
Agent at Baltimore-Major II. s. RICHARDSON, No. e5
Faye.tesi.
Agent at Aanapos-S D. COBURN.
Agent at Fortress Mouroe-CHp. q. :. TUCKERMAN.
Agents also stationed at ohr important points cir
cumsaDces require.
TIE object Of these Agencies is to meet, far as possible
all the varied demands OF New Soldiers In The United
Service special relief particularly OF those disabled
aud in hospitals Lists kept far practicable Of men
various hospitals OF whom information will be given
application By letters otherwise to the Superin. ndent
proper Agent Assistance aud advice il also grsuouy fur
hed in the matter OF procuring back pay. bounty, and
pensions.
VITUS OIL COMPANY. Notice is hereby
given that the office Of this Company IL removed from
No. IL Waist " y tothe city Of Rochester No 81 Arcade
JOHN L. RE QUA, Secretary and Treasurer
May 10. 1865.
TIME AMERICAN PROTOTYPE COM
Il PANY No lie Roy place and 50 Prince A. prints,
der contract the order II the Office OF Internal Revenue,
al kinds II Stamped Blank Forms for Checks Check Books
Bls of Exchange Drafts Proni.sory Notes Bills of lsdns
Bills Of Sale Certificates brokers' Notes. Ogina Process
Proxies Protests Warehouse Receipts, Wghers Returns
Solicitations Of Judgment Sheis Returns ard Receipts for
Money or Property, &c WM I. coz, TeHnrer,
No. ~ Cedar-s..
Win receive orders from parties desiring Stamped Blanks Of
any and have executed by the Company under the
supervision Of the Stamp Agent ohc United States Treasury
Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs
NEW LINE OF FlRSTCLASS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
BREST
The 6r splendid vessels this favos route for the
Continent the following:
WASHINGTON ......3 204 tun. 500. go horse power
LAFAYETTE, 2o4 800 horse power
EUROPE ...........3 204 tnns 800 horse power
NAPOLEON H...(N Nearly ready. IL, 100 horse power
ST. LAURENT. (buildnz) Great power
PERFIRE...........(bu ildingl Great power
WILLIE DE PARIS. tBuildng) ....... Great power
DEPARTURES FROM NETWORK.
EUROPE. July Fl
LAFAYETTE ...........FRlDAY. August 10
PRICE or PASSAGE IN GOLD.
FIRST CABIN, sl3 SECOND CABrS $40
Including table. wine for either class.
Passengers intending 70 land Bre will be furnished here
with rarosd conponckets aud their baggage checked to
Paris additional charge OF 81 for rs and 81 for second
clAss-
Medical attendance free Of charge
For further information apply to -
GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent.
No. Broadway. New-York.
Al Paris IL Boulevard des Capucines lGTsnd Boell.
At Havro, WIN. ISELlN co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

A. NJ. MfRviS. Auctioncer.
by BANGS, MERWlN & Co., Nos 694 and
- COS broadway cor. Of 4ihs.-Sales Of Books Sta.
ROOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 495
, way, nearly opposite st. Nicholas HoteGEO A. LEA
WITT Auctionoer. bv J. z. Cooley. Counneus soiicisd
JAMES M. MILLER, Auctoneer, will sell
TUESDAY. July IL, 1865, at u o'clock p m on the
premises In the village of Whteone Whitestone Landing,
H. L. IS plots Of GROUND. These plots consist OF from to
" city lots each water front and extensive view OF
the Sound ony hour sai from city good boating bath
ing fishing &c. For map and full particulars apply TO the
Office No. 20 Pine-st.
Henry d. MINER AucrIcSgER, Saesroom No. 81 Nassaust
MINER d. SOMERVILLE, will sell at
AVA auction FRIDAY July d. IL o'clock atthe Factory
foot of West Fifty r the machinery and other property
Of the late Arm of +. d. WILLIAMS Co. steamensine'
athes pner, drill ris.ses machinsts TOOLS blacksmith
tools, guns Office furniture safe. &c. Terms cash ny
order of Surviving partners Of y. D. Williams, deceascd
ss,Sk A. JouaSkAI, Auctioneer, Office No. Pine'st
DEREMPTORY SALE, at Public Auction,
on THURSDAY, July 6, 1865 OF IL o'clock m. at EI'
change Saesroom No.lll Broadway NYof FARM of Saml
H. Barnes esq, NewDop. Staten Island containing 100
land extends the water splendid grove OF acres on
or near the waters Of the most desirable locations for
market gardener stock dairy farm 10 be iounf crops
with sale pcfemptofy on eceount OF sickness OIL
the Bills with further PARTICULARS ~ the ohcs OF the
.Auotioneer, No. Pnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
JOHN PHGNIX's NEW COMIC BOOK
Is published this week.

Is published this week.
THE SQUIBOB PAPERS-A and intensely comic book
by the late Joan Phoenix author Of Phnnxiana' ful OF
humorous Illustrations By the sa'hor ..Prce' 81 d.
Looking Around-A novel by A S. Roe.......$l so.
Orpheus G. Kerr Papers-A third seres..........Sl So
wylders Hand-An exciting English novel....Sl 70
Fairy Fingers-Mrs. Mowstt's novel.......$l 70.
St. Phlips-New novel by author "Rutledge" ....Sl 75
Mary Brsndagee-A new "Wonans novel".....Sr Is.
Superior Fishing Roosevels new sporting book....s2
Lovers and Thinkers-A new novel..............&l 80
- All handsomely bouud in cloth, and sent by mail free
'" ''f' f CARLETON, Publisher, New.Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

MISSOURI LANDS-MlNERAL LANDS
WI Ooo acre. OF wild PRAIRIE and TIMBER LANDS
containing coal lesd and iron for SALE at low prices by
LOMKi & SON Land ard Real taate Aaents. 81 Louis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

rINIIE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAM.
ship AMERICA. CAPT H. Vessels, carrying the Unttcd
States mail will sail from the Bremen pier oo OF Third st.
hoboken on
SATURDAY. July Is. at l? O'Clock m.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking passengers to
LONDON. HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
the following rates. payable gold OF equivalent In cur
rcncy;
For the first cabin $780, second cabin SCI SOL steersse,
$3.50.
VIII be followed by the HANsA July g.
For freight or passage Apply 90
OEtRICHS 4 Co. No 90 Brosdst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06
TO PLEASURE SEEKERs-FOR LAX

TINO PLEASURE SEEkERS-FOR LAKE
Il sUPERIOR-ODe Of the new and msgnihcen, steamers
METEOR aud PEWABIC will leave Cleveland, Ohio every
MONDAY, at 8 p. NJ, and Detroit, Mich. every TUES
DAY, at m, and Port Sarnia- every TUESDAY at 2
M For real comfor. and pleasure the Lake Superior trip
unequaled on thi. continent. The best "SPECKLED
TROUT" fishing in the world and nowhere the INvA
LID realize snc substantial benefit in the cool dry and in
vgoratng climate Lake Superior. IL ia also the CHEAP
EST TRIP" offered being only about cents mile. which
includes state rooms and For information securing q
rooms appy to GARRETSON Co., Cleveland. Ohio; J.
I. WHITING 4 Co., Detroit. Mich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

NEW and POPULAR MUSIC.-Just Is
IN sued-THE NATIONAL JUBILEE PRIZE SONG
Patriotic words soulstrring melody aud jubisnt chorus
Shout redemptons come
Our nation il free"
OUR SONG or LIBERTY. By II. Milard, with the
Reveile introduction. Very spirited and patriotic
Price 30 cents. - - . - -,
THE GOOD TIME HAS CONE, BOYS. By A Dis
pecker Patriotic and very popuer Price 80 cents -
de LORD he MAKE Us FREE-A Negro Minstrel
Song Comic and charming melody. Price 80 cents
THE WHIPPOOR " ILLS SONG, with Echo. BY h. Mil
lard EXQUISITE both in words and melody. Price 30 cents
LOVE on THE BRAIN. by Mira Psrkhurst Very
KISS ME WHILE rM SLEEPING. By Konrad Treuer.
Beautiful and artistic. Price 30 cents. 49,
EVERYBODY'S LOVE SONG. Love IN all its phases.
Price 30 cenis - $1,000
THE COTTAGE ROUND THE CORNER; BY Henry G.;
Tucker This Is charming the words are beautiful
and the melody delicious Price 30 cents - -
Published by w. JENNINGS DEMORFST, No 80 Beck
Of price, or FIVE for 81.
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Urn Uooos.


A Il. STEWART e. Co.
IA ARE PREPARED TO FIT OUT
STEAMSHIPS, SAILING VESSELS, RIVER
STEAMERS, YACHTS, SLEEPING
COACHES,
HOTELS, CHURCHES, PRIVATE DWELL
INGS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS
BEST HAIR MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS ANb BOOSTERS,
BLANKETS, QUILTS, SHEETS
TOWELS AND NAPKINS,
CHAIR AND SOFA CUSHIONS,
DRAPERiES, LACE CURTAINS
DRUG0ETs. BRUSSELS AND
VELVET CARPETS
Order. in ,b. line are solicited from al parts Of the country
They will DO executed promptly aud at tie lowest market
rates
A T. STEWART g. Co.,
BROADWAY, CHAMBERS AND READE-STB.
ID III. MACY,
II. HOUSEKEEPING AND WHITE GOODS,
FLOWERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. Mitts and Underwear
Linuen C.mb: IIdk., Hoop Skirts, COrsets.. &c.
Fancy Goods aud Notions.
Full stock Geu,s Furnishing Goods.
N Is. Always fill assortment Of best quality FRENCH
KID CLOVIS, LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN TIE CITY. X. II. MACY,
Nos 2o4 and ?os si,.h.ave, near Fourte~nth.st
nEJANO LIFE. PRESERVING VESTS -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

NIAGARA FALLS, WHITE MOUNTAINS,
~ kc-FIcgr,ion Tickets TO Niasars Falls River 81 Law
with 10 Thousand Islands and renowned Rapids
Montreal Quebec agueuay River White Mountains Lake
Champain Saratoga Sc be had at much reduced rates
the round trip the General Agency OF the Grand Trunk
and Roya Mail Line Seam@rs No. 279 Broadway opposite
s,swsri's EDWARD p. BEACH. General Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

EOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT and RICH
II MOND-Ths Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship Company
new aide wheel steamer HATTERAS. Lewis Parrish Com
mander will leave Pier No. D North River on SATURDAY
July q. at 3 p.
Fo freight passage. having superior accommodations ap
ply to II. r. LIVINGSTON Co, No. l4l Broadway.
The steamship ARIADNE win follow the Hsttsras, lesv-
Ing on the l2th hom the pier.
ooda eonsGned 20 address will be promptly waded
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II,HE JuDICIOUS TREATMENT of Merry.

II u
Il ous Seminal Urinary and kindred Affections Sediments
Revised Edition. ny CHARLES ID. HAMMOND NJ D..
frmery Professor Of Special Anatomy Surgery IN the
syracuse Medical College n. Y Price 81 50. +. WARNER
P1blsher No. vesey Aston House. Authors address
No 81 East Twenty -seyenthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

NEW MUSIC" Stand up for the Flag"
and l." Mrs E. A. ParkhuIst; Nellie Dear Good Bye" Mr.
A Fortunei 7" DID ysu Mean what you seIap j. s. Co.
al GOOD, prce 30 cents each four for ST. mailed free
Pubiisher HORACE WATERS, No. <ei Broadway, N u
EXCELSIOR MUSIC BOOK for VIOLIN
~ or FLUTE, IL Nos Nerves, ard most popular tunes,
Pat Maloy President Lncons March Gen sbermAns Slncs
Co. 0osra, Faust and lone new Wslzrs, Schoch aud
Potss why Did She Leave Hint Sweet Evelina' " N1
nv Dolly" Price, Is cents each number Nos mailed ior
nj csnts: Nos % cents; complete, - 3D.
FREDERICK BLUME, No. 200 Bowery Publisher
A COMPLETE file of THEN Y. DAILY
~ TRIBUNE rom March, 1860 TO present time lincndng
III the regular sunday edlonsl for SALE cheap Address
r. GREY Box No 1901 New YORK PostOhce
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GUNNER netrfats.

CONGRESS HALL, LONG BRANCH, n. D.,
~ Is now open fos the season. Address WooLMAN
STOKES, Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-06

FUH BUSTON, -
WORCESTER, PALMER FITCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and sisunch steamer of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK.
leave Newly ork daily fSundsys excepted O'Clock -
from Pier No. 80 North River, foot Of Vesryst,
FOR NEW-LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from Tie
above points VIA Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wos
ceter Worcester and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads
Freight taken the rates For Information inquire
If r. = MARTIN Agent. on tba Plax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06

RntllX condltIon OF tlle5 steamer A.
lnnta-.-Clerks in the DEPARTMENT.
Going Home 10 Vote. qFE
New YORK, Nov. title officer in
charge of the steamerSSAtlanta, reports
that vessel IN a dirt and filthy doadf-
ton. Over 500 passengers and seven
cases OF cholera and five cases of small
pox on board. The lists of deaths show
the victims to have been nearly all Ger
mans, including, six. chiIdpen.
The following Is reported byiDf. VAL
ger, deputy health officer, In charge of
lower quarantine: The vessel was in
london seven days, all we'll on board.
The city was as healthy qsusual She
reserved forty p1s sengerss from u bins
don Steamer for Havre, Where she lay
Two days, and received the remainder
OF her passengers, moro than 5OO
According to the statement of tho At
lanta surgeon, the deaths occurred
among the passengers previous to their
emparkat1on from HaVre. Passengers
who Ind the small pox are all csonyn-
lescent and will remain on board the
Atlanta, She, will be detained a month
Or.two at Quarantine. II 49!iF Iffl33
The Connler0iRl's special says NEARLY
all New York clerks in the departments
have gone home to vote. Polls for
Alexandria.
The President urged upon the author
lues g reduction of estimates. for the
next fiscal year to the lowest sums.
Regulations being prepared for tho
collection of tariff on the frontier after
the termination of the reciprocity tTe6-
ty, prospects for new treaty are
There is no panic in the city about tho
cholera. 1t is the general subject of
conversation. Great Indignation Is felt
against the authorities that the streets
and tenement houses are permitted to
be so filthy. f...Gs
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Tho ChoIeFa I'm spnin.

WAsH1NsToN, Nov. 4.-oncial advi-
ces from Catalonia, Spain, saws TINT the
cholera there Is Diminishing rapidly,
and hopes arc entertained tint it will
soon disappear. Our consul Mt Nur-
emburg states that the reports of chol-
era having appeared in that city are
untrue, not single case had occurred,
nor was. it. believed that the Asiatic
cholera had mnde its appearance in
few cases reported in Uttemburg.
A delegation of Sacs and Foxes Indf-
ans arrived here to-day, and are soon
to hnve an interview with the President
in affairs connected with the welfare OF
their respective tribes =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06
New YORK MnrITeI.

-ff,..F.. NEW York, Nov. ~
CoTToN-Dtill and lower, at 5sc M.
middltng: FLOUR - Dull and prices.
without decided change; IS S5@s 50 for
extra Statei 50 1000 80 for common 10
good shipping brands and extra r. n
o., and 35C912 % for trade brands. tho
market closing quiet; included IN the
sales are 1000 .bbls choice extra state for
The last half of November at Sc a..
HHISBY-lC92c better, at g SO for state
and y 81 for western. WHEAT-OoenZ
ed heavy and closed 192c lower; 81 ~
'Ggll 19for new Milwaukee club: 81 sOiA
j 81 tornew amber milwaukee: i IS fST
now amber state. RYE@Duli. BAR
IEY-DulI and heavy. CoRN-Stendv.
Sl9S1c for unsound, $4,000 for sound
mixed Western; Ole for high mixed 10:
5S97SHc for damaged. O&Ts-Dull and
heavy, at 4S951c for unsound; 55657,
tor sound. CoFFEE-Quiet. SUGAR
Quiet; Cuba MuscovndQ 14C9l5c. Mo-
LAssEs-Dull; Porto Rico 90. PErRo-
LEUM-Dull Mt 35@36c for crude, $4,000
Tor refined In bond, and refined FREQ
nominal. PoRR-Heavy and lower:
$32 5O(9S2 rs for mess; closing at S32 CS9ll
cash; 81 25C92z so for prime mess. BEEF
Sl1@14 for plain mess and Si4
9l! for extra mess. BEEF HAMs-In-
active. Cur MRATs-Dull at l5%tAlTc
Tor shoulders and 2OG2Sfor hams. BA-
CoN-Dun. L.ARD-Firmera at 2B62s9lc.
BuTTER-In demand ut 30942c for Ohio.
ana 40955c for State. CHRESE-Firm
at 14(919C. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06

MILLEDeEvnnE, Nov. I'm the CON
the State railroad and pay the State
debt with the proceeds, WIS tabled. 4it
Tho new constitution was discussed
during the remainder of the day. FIJI.
In the morning session to-day the
,copstitptiQn again came up for discus
isi9 on i ~ l Stl " DEB Is al 'iae
unanimously adopted asking the Pres
ident of the United Stntes to grant a
pardon and restore his property to
Commander Tatnall.
. A post office agent is here from Wash.
'ipgtpp.arranEing for the resumption of
the Georgia mails. - tf{ II $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06
Cincinnnti NInrI,ef

n ,y.-IIi-- UINCINNATI, Nov. 4.
Flour dull and prices nominalIy un-
changed. Wheat dull; old red 2 90;
new 10a1 90. Corn steady at 5Cia6sc
for shelled and ear. Oats dull at 31aSso
IN elevator. Rye steady at $50 forpriIIe.
barley unchanged and nominal. Pro-
visions unsettled and dull; sales of city
mess pork at 81 25a31 SO; bulk meats
lower and nominal. Bacon-shouliers
preferred, at Ice; sides are nominal at
nc, and clear sides Mt i2Oc. Lard in
limited demand at 2sc for prime kettle
fendered.t Hogs dull at 117<al2, gross.
Kettle rendered. Whisky steady at
q. Linseed Oil in good demand at
l 90. " IT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06
weekly review orihe New York mar

NEW York, Nov. 4.-The week closes
with a dull and heavy market, with the
prospect Of the goods going lower. job
bers say the bottom is not reached. Inn
Porters and commission houses have
little to shy and seem to be awaiting
events. They are not however willing
to make concessions. Prices of domes-
tic goods for the next few months will
depend much upon the facts in regard
to the actual amountof cotton in the
country. OF this and former crops there
is much speculation and guessing
Some say the present crop will be half
will not be over a quarter of a million
bales: Jobbers prices for standard
sheetings 331<.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06
Anticipated Mt PRINCES Anna,
NLnrYInntl. nj the GAMING. EInrfinr,-

New York, Nov. 4.-The Baltimore
American of yesterday, says:
We We're last evening informed by n
gentlemanfrorn Princess Anna, SomerI
set county, that very bad state of flf-
fairs exists in that town and vicinity in
relation to the registration law and the
coming election on Tuesday next, and
trouble is unprecedented in consequence.
Our informant states that the cofnmis-
sioners OF the county are menwho have
been noted for their disloyalty, two OF
the. three being unqualified and un-
registered voters. They have appoint
ed men for judges at the coming election
who are all disqualified voters, EXCEPT
one district alone, with view of violat-
ing the registry law in allowing all
persons to vote, disqualified as well as
qualified. Our informant also saws
that it Is impossible to display the, ma
ttonal fling in that Locality as halparCls
have been repeatedly cut. Itisthought
by Union men, generally, TINT there
Will be rioting ut the polls, as those
opposed to the registry law have threat
ened to seize the ballot boxes If they are
not allowed to vote.
At Deals Island there is also con-
siderable excitement, c
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stock Market.

NV YoRK, Nov. 4.
Government Stocks quiet and steady;
U. 8: Is of '6I 100; $40 coupons 1927;
G. 6s NEW loanl 70,
Stocks; n. Y. Central 1OI; Erie 90;
Reading l14sS; Michigan Central ia;
Michigan Southern y; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh 81; Erie pref'd $50; North
western Sl1z; do. pref'd 649l; Rock ISL
and lOI9I; Toledo 1881; Prairie tlu Chen
81; Quincy 115; Alton 40.
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lIeasaae or GOV. FIeteher. OF lIIasouri.

Message or Gov. fletcher. OF Missouri.
-@STs.LoU1s, Nov. Gov. EletGherss
message was read in the Legislature
The G6Fsrne tfFesat the failroad aues-
ton at conside BE length, andc6ngfat-
ulates the State ON ecompletion ofthe
Pacific road, and recommends the sale
oftheS Southwest branch and Iron Moun-
tain road, 50 that private enterprise
may finish the former to the SOUTHWEST
corner of the State, and connect with az
system ofroaCls In Southern Kentucky,i
70 Sonnactiw with the MISSISSIPPI road by
aoo14e and Now Orleans. The Cover
nor thinks the road can be sold Is par
tl uS;5,1 W no VIII carry out this PLAN b al
College, Military Schools. and a6liiif6n-
az ala 70 the State University and other
e ea1lgt institutions is recon-r