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New York BIarker.

~ - 10y NV YORK, April ~.
Cotton dull, heavy and fully / to &c. lower
Grades 81 0Oa7 20; Extra State S. 25as 40;
Extra r. a. D. IS 55@ll 90, for trade brands
market closing quiet. WhfSkey quiet at
81 2B62 q for state and Western. Wheat
rltheF more active and common grades tend
aownWaFGls, 81 65 for No. l, Choice Spring
and good Milwaukee Club; 81 40 for Old Ann
Der; 81 3 for White Wisconsin. Petroleum
duh 1t 24a25c; Crude at $50 40c.; Refined in
bond for buyers option Sc. Coffee quietS
Java &c. Sugar steady at 99ll5<c: Cuba "
@l2c.; for Porto Rico and Havana 1O1<9l4cS
Molasses quiet at 44c. for Cuba and 6i9I5c. for
Porto. Pork heavy and lower; Mes closing
IS so; 50 75 for old do. and 81 259H 20 for
Prime; also 100 barrels New Mess for April
and June sellers option at IS O0@2S 60. Beef
steady At about previous prices; Beef Hams,
land cut 151S9l513c. for Short Ribbed. Cut
meats l01<@llsze. for shoulders, and l69lsc.
Tor Hams. Lard heavy atl64lS1<c. Butter
quiet at 25645c. for Ohio and j0a6Sf. FOR
State. Cheese dun At l8Ia2lc
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PoLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE.

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE CFoR-
- eign goods mostly of direct importation,
bought alta very low rate for gOld.l
1000 doZ- plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents, ladies' and childBn's wear.
1000 dOZ. gauntlets, gloves, half Enuntlets
and mitts, consisting OF kid, castor, lISl0
thread, silk and SILK woESted, in desirable
cotorS-
linen, lawn and cambria
800 dOZ. Neck-tteS, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy plain and hbbon ties.
100 dog. Shirt BoSons, superhne grades In
linen and maTSeilIeS.
5000 Glace Paper Collars, OF Goldstnith's,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
2O00 doc. j. & p. Coats and Stnarts genuine
machine sewing cottonS-
500 Ms. Stuart linen thread.
30 Us. Italian sewing silk in skeins and on
spools.
81 doz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes. combs,
brushes. perfnmeTy, soaps, pocket books,
beads, thim6leS, needles, inns, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school books,
states, hair ne S, embrOideries, silk cord and
ttsSels, velvet ribbons, full Hue OF taIIttas
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt bT1lids, coat
bindings, rulings, crochet br1Iids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmornls, vest buttons,
French corSets, fancy dress buttons, aud a
large variety of superior su>pendeFS, TO
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
mF6 AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK.
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New York money ana s.oelk Market

AN1N AOAAAf ApEA Au-
Money and Gold-Easier, with fair business
doing at 596@ cent on call loans. Sterling Ex-
change-l0S1s@lOSh Gold-More steady;
opening at Ig6Ik; declining to l25I<; advancing
TO 1851, and closing at 1855.
Government Stocks-A shade easier q. 8.
Is, 81 coupons, 1875: do. regular. lQ154; $50
coupons, 1852, 1885: do. '65, 1875: 1910 cOu-
pons 9l5&; Treasury 7-SlS, ID series. TO-
StOckS-Dull; Tennessee IS, 500; Missouri
6s, T21S; Ohio and Mississippi certificates pre-
feTred, l12S<: N. Y. Central reIerred, 50, 92H;
Erie "A: Hudson 1867; Reading l0l1S; Michi-
gan Southern S0Is; Illinois Central 49,;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 5gl5; Chicago q
Northwestern 255s; do. preferred, SAX; Chicago
& Rock Island III; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago 9lA; Alton & Terre Haute, preferred,
At Stock Board at the p. m. call, the fol-
lowing were the principal sales Quicksilver
441E; Erie 741zS Michigan Southern Ssll{{; Chi
cago & Rock Island, extra dividend, III; Chi
cago and Northwestern 26I<.
Business ut the ONCE Of Assistant Treasurer
to-day was as follows: Total receipts $50, S92.-
402, OF which s46S 400 were for Gu toms and on
account OF loans payments So, SL4l6 ball
auCa SS42, T23 n.
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NEW York, April 10.-Mr. George
Peabody writes, by the last steamer,
that he intends TO take passage for New
York in the steamer Scotia, which
leaves Liverpool on the 10th of April.
A public meeting was held last even
ing in the st. Paul Methodist Episcopal
church, in this city, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Centenary Association.
Chief Justice Chase presided, and Bish-
ops Jones and Simpson delivered ad-
dresses. The Chief Justice, in the course
of his remarks, alluded to the passage
of the Civil Rights bill, and claimed
that the next step should be the enfran-
chisement of emancipated slaves.
An argument took place before Judge
Clarke, at the Supreme Court chamber
yesterday, between the Hudson River
Railroad company and their for at
torney, Mr.. Thomas NJ. North. The
latter was removed from office, and 1t
is alleged took away the legal papers of
the corporation, refusing to give them
up until his costs should be paid.
The funeral of the late Gen. Thorn
ton, U. s. A., will take place In this city
to-day.
The Herald's Frederickshire New
Brunswick special says that in the
Upper House yeste rday the members OF
the anti-confederation ministry pre-
scented protest against the resolution
of Friday and the address of the
The Lower House adjourned until
three O'Clock to-day, when the mem
bers of the Government, who have been
in consultation all day, will, 1t Is re-
ported, send in their designations. The
excitement is still very great.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe special
saws there is rnmor at the Fort which
states that JEFF. Davis is to be removed
| to Richmond on writ of habeas cor
pus. Fears are entertained that he can
not live through the summer If not re-
leased, as his health is growing worse.
The Herald's money article contains
the following: eve understand that
the interest on the temporary loan on
deposit will be reduced TO five per cent:
AFTER the 1st proximo, and in case OF
clearing house certificates, to five per
cent. This at least is u measure imper-
| atiyely called for in view of the large
amount on deposit, and its uselessness
to the Treasury.
The Fenian Senate met in this city
yesterday in secret session.
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Foreign Markets.
Per Stean.er Rslata,l.


LIVERPOOL, March 20.-The Commercial
news is not later than that sent by the Eng
& 20. and Richardson, Spence Co. report
Flour very dull. Wheat tends downward.
Corn hrmer, and Cd higher, but was easter nj
ties report Beef quiet and steady. Pork ca
sier. Bacon inactive. Lard tends down
ward; sales ut 92s. Butter quiet and steady
Brokers circular reports Sugar quiet and 6S
lower. Coffee inactive. Petroleum quiet;
2S92S II for refined.
LoNDoN.-Breadstuffs quiet and steady, ex-
cept Corn, which Is tirmer and 6d@ Is higher.
Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee firm. Tea
hrmer; Rice steady. Tallow dull at 49s
@49s Cd.
LIvERPooI., 2sth-Eve.-Beef easy. Bacon
inactive and Is lower on the week. Lard
qGiet and steaoy. rs.
LONDON, e9th-Eve-Consols closed at S85<
9s95S. .. 8: sos 7l@71k. Illinois Central
shares SI980I; Erie shares 55l4@55N.
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NEW YoRK, April 1O.-The Powhat-
tan, Moradrock, Tuscarora and Wander
bilt remained at Valparaiso at the la
test dates.
The Mohingo and Nyack were still
at Callao on the ODD ult.
The st. Marys was still at Panama,
and there were rumOrs that she was
soon to be laid up in ordinary.
The Wateree, bearing the flag of Rear
Admiral Pearson, sailed from Panama
ON the 18th, for CaIlao, where the Admi-
raj is to meet his new flag ship, the
Powhattan.
There was much excitement at Union
Square headquarters yesterday. Fe-
nian dignitaries were busily engaged
in preparations to greet Head Centre
Stephens, who is to arrive on the Havre
steamship, due at this port to-day.
James Stephens visit to this country
will be of short duration, depending
entirely on absolute and predetermined
arrangements. The real cause OF his
visit will be withheld till the eve of his
departure.
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Says the Pittsburgh chronicle:
We have Washington Information that
comes frnm a very reliable source that there
is an early prospect OF tue passage OF n bill
The American wool growers, that n duly OF
ten cents per pound and ten per cent al va
loren be levied on all unwashed foreign
woods competing with American woods, the
value whereof al the Il st poIL OF export, in
GLIDING charges In such port, shall be thirty
or twelve cents per pound and ten per cent
ad valorein be levied on all like wool, the
value whereof including charges In port,
shall exceed thirty Two cents per pound; and
that tue above rates of duties be doubled on
washed woods, and trebled on secured woods
We know whereof we speak, when we bid
our sheep ralsers be Of good cheer.
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NEW York, April ia salute of 100
guns will be fired this morning by the
Union League Club of Union square, in
honor of the passage ofthe Civil Rights
bill by Congress.
The Times special says: Maj. Gen.
Steedman, accompanied by staff off,
GERS and some correspondents of lead
ing papers; will leave here to-day by or
der OF the President, on IN extensive
inspecting tour of the operations of the
Freedmen's Bureau in all the southern
States. They proceed first to Richmond
aud Will extend their tour to Texas.
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COLUMBUS, o., April 1o.-wm. A,
Bowles, Lambden P. Millegan and
Horsey, the Indiana conspira-
tors who were convicted by military
sentenced to be hung and
by President Lincoln to i'm
prisonment for life, were to-day releas-
ed from the Ohio Penitentiary by order
of the President. Millegan is a Deme-
cratic candidate for United States Sena-
tor in Indiana. He was released on a
habeas corpus before the order for his
arrived.
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Cincinnati Market.
C1NcrNsAr1. April 10.

CINCINNATI, April 40.
Flour quiet and in moderate local demand
Wheat steady: No. 81 s6ai S. No, 3 81 5sa
1 ~. Corn dull ut EO95I In elevator, IS for
new in grnnerieS. Oats dull and unchanged.
Whisky dull; small saleS at - u Provisions
dropping; sales of 200 bblS mess pork at IS.
Bulk meats sold at 81, lg3S and l514 for shOuI-
ders, sides and hams. Bacon dun; nothing
doing. Lard dull at lSc. Butter very Ecarce:
roll In bbls 4Sc; choice fresh is retailing In
the markets at SIC. Gold 1854.
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News Generating DIR. Mudd, spanEIeI
md Arnold.

NEW York, March 1o.-The Govern
ment transport, Eliza Hancock, from
Galveston on the 22d ult., touching the
Florida coast, brings to Fortress Mon.
roe several discharged prisoners and
and Col. Marmaduke. DIR. Mudd is
Kept under close guard and compelled
to clean out the bastains in the case.
ments of the fort and do the mental
work. His constant prayer is for
death, Arnold is employed as the
clerk of Capt. Van Reane, post adjutant.
The guard attends him TO his meals,
which are the same as the other prison
ers, and at night he is kept in close
custody. Spangler Is at work In the
Quartermaster's carpenter shop. Hets
robust and jolly.
Colonel Marmaduke, found guilty of
the noted conspiracy TO free the prison
ers of Camp Douglas and burn Chtca-
go, has charge of the Post Garden.
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WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Presi-
dent has proclaimed the treaty made
between the United States and the
winnebago Indians. The tribe con-
veys to the Government all their right,
title and interest in their present reser-
walton i'll the Territory OF DakUtah, in
consideration that the United States
cede them land in Nebraska, and agree
to subsist them for one year in this
new home, and furnish them with saw
and grist mills, agricultural imple-
ments, guns, horses, and whatsoever
may contribute to their domestic com
fort.
The President has approved and
signed the Deficiency Appropriation
bill. Among the items are the follow
ing: To enable the light houses board
to establish lights and other aids tn
navigation discontinued by the rebels
on the Southern coast. One hundred
thousand dollars for refurnishing and
repairing the Presidents House; four
hundred thousand dollars in addition
to the eight thousand dollars for repair
ing it inside and out; for defraying ex-
pense incident to the death and burial
OF Abraham Lincoln; 100000 for the
purchase of Ford's Eheatre, the scene
of the assassination. The act gives the
Secretary of the Treasury authority to
sell the property known as the Penn
sylvania Bank Building provided it
shall be for a sum not less that $4,000.
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PhIlaielphin aIarket.

PHILADELPHIA, Apr1l III.
All trade is very duh under the downward
movement in Gold. Petroleum declined one
cent per gallon; sales of Crude at 23I<9 I0c.;
Refined In bond S99 40c.; Refined Iree 5S96lc.
Flour quiet and ms rket generally unchanged.
quiet; sales or Rio at 2oaa1s<e. Corn, SUI
gar steady; Cuba at S1<@S5Ec. Provisions
dull: WhIskeY unchanged.
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NEW YORK. April 1O.-The Tribune
signalizes its 25th anniversary by app
pearing in a new and much enlarged
form. Its proprietors have invited a
large number of editors and friends to
an elegant entertainment at Delmon-
ico's this evening.
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Rahheries.

NEW York, April 1O.-The bonded
night of silks to the value of 500, 600,
belonging to A. T. Steward.
One OF the clerks of the Bank of
America was robbed to-day at the en-
trance of the Sub-Treas1Ey, of over
5000 in gold certificates.
Three unknown ruf1ans attempted
to rob the book-keeper OF Roach q Co.,
of 81, 200.
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CHICAGOr april 10.
Flour nrm. Wheat dull and declined la
IHc. and closed at 81 39I 25K for No. |.
Corn declined H9lci sales ut $50 451Sc. No. !,
and 4l1Sc- for No. 2 Oats quiet at 492B14c.
for Fresh No. ], aud IO1<@iO14c. No. . Pro-
visions quiet. Mess Pork 25c- Lard lS9lS1<c.
for kittle rendered, and ISc. for steam. Dr5s-
sed Hogs lOHc. Live 81 and 81.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW OfkLHAASSv n phi "
Cotton quiet. Sales 200 bales to-day;
Low 'Mlddling at 34%936 SUGAR fully
fair at l4%c. MolaSSeS nominal. Flour S7,5l.
Corn, Mixed and Yellow SO9S2%c. Oats 5Oc
Tobacco fair ut 1i9l6c. Pork 2Sc. Bacon
Shoulders 1870. Gold p. Sterling SO. New
York Checks discount Freights to New
York l02; to Liverpool 9I69sless; to Hayer
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New Drug Store, New Goods, New
Prices.

JUST C0MPLETED MY STORE
room and have received q large ana conn
Dlete assortment of DRUGS and Medicines Sc
tected with especial care as to purity and
quality. PerfumeTy, Notions, Fancy Goods;
also my Wines and Liquors being Of choice
Vintaees, my Whiskys, old and reliable all
of which have been bought low for cash, and
will be sold az new and low cash prices. i
would most respectfully beg TO inform the
pubic at Large. and especially the citizens OF
Centre and East Wheeling, that in soliciting
do 20 with an experience Of many years In all
the departments OF Pharmacy, and feel con-
fident that it will be 20 the interest OF all 20
give me trial before purchasing elsewhere,
my stock Is fresh, pure and well assorted. /
have also engaged the services Of O eompstent
German Chemist and PnarmRceutist VINO
viii be found ever ready To attend To my Ger
man friends. Prescriptions niled Al ali hours
day and night G. II. ODBERT,
Cor. Main and Wehster Streets.
End Of Stone Bridge, Centre WheeiInR.
: marl - q =. = - - - =
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
SteinWaY Pianofortas.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments in America as well us Europe,
having taken (S9 Ihirty-two nrst premiums,
gold and silver medals ut the principal tnirS
and in addition thereto they were awarded
nrst prize medal ut the great International
Exhibition, London, 1852, for powerful, clear,
brilliant aud sympathetic tone, VITA excal-
ience OF workmanship.
Every Stsinwuy Plano warranted five
years. Samples open for inspection, and
orders effected promptly at
bBsend for Price Lists. 1-1-> "
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INV IOKK, April 10.
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to-
day were as tollows: l..-s
water Power 301<<;; Isle Royal IL; Minnesota
Z; waTsEiy .; Bay State Is.
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ST. LOUIS, April 10.
Cotton dull and lc. lower. Flour, Wheat
and Corn unchanged. Oats advanced, 4D9
421<c. Provisions and whiskey unchanged.
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LAwRENcB, Kansas, April 1O.-one
hundred guns were fired to-day In hon
or of the passage ofthe Civil Rights bill
over the Presidents veto.
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NEW YoRK, April lo.-The report
made by the coroner yesterday TO the
Board Of Health, that woman who
died in Shelby street, had died from
cholera, proved upon post mortum e1-
animation that the above report was
The Fenian Congress sat to-day with
closed doors.
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NEWARK, N. j., April 1O.-The town
elections in Essex county yesterday,
resulted in Union successes. The Dem
ocrats carried three out of nine towns.
year was a tie, the Unionists have now
ten majority.
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IN KEGS WHITE LEAD, PURE, JUST
CU received and for sale by oDBERT. Chem
fst end Of Stone Bridge. mE2l
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.--.A COZ
SuMPTIYE CURED

DR- a. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
~ OF great emInence, discovered, while In
the East Indies, a certain cure for ConSump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and
General Debility: The remedy was discover
ed by him when his only child, a daughter.
and Is now alive and well. DesirOus of bene.
dting MS fellow mortaIs, he will send to those
lions for making and successfully using the
remedy, free, on receipt OF their names with
two stamps 10 pay expenses. There Is not a
single symptom Of Consumption that Il does
not at once take hold OF and dEssIpaIe. Night
SWeats, peeVlshneSs, irritation OF the nerves,
failure of memory, difficult expectorati0n,
sharp pains In the lungs. sore throat, chilly
sensations, nausea at the stomach, lnactiOn Of
the bowels, wasting away ofthe muscles
H8- The writer viii please state the name OF
the paper they see this advertisement H.
Address CRADDOCK q Co,
1882 Race St, Philadelphia, Penn.
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There has been another radical change in
the market for beef cattle. The supply wHN
small, demand active and prices are from
to u per pound above last weeks quotations.
Cattle were ordinary and the advance WINS
purely the result of tue falling Off IN receipts.
VealS are in steady, fair demand at about
previous prices. Sheep and lambs are In de-
mand at revised quotations.
The total reeeiptsof stocks at all the yards
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The Latest News.

BY TELEGR RAP III.
ny the Union Line:
Once, corner OF Main and Mouros street
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Now York Cattle DInrIket.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The current prices for the week at all mar
ketS are as follows:
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# this Week were as follows: = :
sIanl.LN N.EAan .aIlNa aE.N.N.a
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win Be Found. From To-Day
TRO DooRS BELoW

.ss.lll
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Wheeling Female college

ONE CASK OLD SHERRY WINE
" one cask Pure Juice Port Wine.
One casic Pinet CaStillIon Brandy.
One cslsk California MuScatel and Port
strictly pure for medicinal use, at
mari LAUGHLINS&B USHFIELD.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-29
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

VII az, I'LL ~. GDkAIlAk oVsst'tsttt
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
JAMES WRIGHT. n
cokMIssroN MsRcHAET,
~ LIZ Carondeset street "
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE boaght and sold.
ADVANCES made conssgnments to A z. McMaster
Bro. Liverpool Caldwell Ashwor.h Wall street Nov FORK
cTEwART, GALBREATM q FIzER, T
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Commfsslon Merchants.
AND corrox FAcToRs.
20 Union street,
NEW oaLHAxs.
HALBREATH, STEWART a CO..
&c \ aALBREATH, late 81 Meacham a tsslbrsssh; WIN
srpwA m ANDREW STEWART, Of Dies Arc, ARKANSAS;
JOHN O. FIzER Of Pamela county Misa1 II
Wholesale Grocers,
AND corroN oToRs.
| No. ss4 Front street.
| Between Union and Monroes
| MsnrHrs TKsM -
WILLIAMS = HLAoK'
/ FRANK W. WILLIAMS, ALEXANDER @. Br.AoK>
/ commIssion Merehants,I
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And General Commission 1Gerchants.
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General Commission Merchant.
al NEW ORLEANS.
PERKINS CO respectfully solicit the patronage Oh tne
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formerly connected with the house ~ v pppr1ss
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