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Bininre,,s Old London Dock Gin.

Especially designed fer the Of the Nsdftdt Profs'
and the fgtHig. anil has alt OF those intrinsic med
ic.i qualities tonic and durctie which belong oif
ard rure thu l. has received the personal endorsement
of over sst.H ih0ESdHd Physicians, whp have recon
mculed II IN the treatment 81 Gravel, prupsy, Rheuma
tis, Obstruction suppression q the Menses Affections.
OF the Kidneys, etc. tut up IN pint quart bottles.
4. u BINiNGER g. Co.,
Sole rrUprietors, No. 10 Broad street. New York.
c. G. PECK,
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PtTgaT AID THoNps0aIas MEDICINES

ike gszHt0le SHlfth'S RGc0r Slr0pS.
: IS Cahdifs. " s,ljne r5sF.sFs- Ssi De sfl3fE.
sai i+#r.-rs, si.e#. # Fl; siads. Ci.r7u, Cur
razts- i.astE5s, fassriuf!s. IIish
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&c. &c. ,te, &c, &c, &e.
Jast received. Per Kxrsess, new supply Of thd
faa=, psfal4r Patent Medicines, among which ar
II - ETTS Prcpa-atiaas; Blood FOOD, for Live
Conn ant, Coughs. Dyspepsia, Female Diseases
ana - ration IF Nan; Weeks Magic Com
pounG; WLitcomb's remedy for Asthma; Eurnetts
C7d Liver on; JRyuc's Expeetoraut; Wistsr's
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fowle's for Piles DR.
JodEie'. au.ido;e; brakes Bcnzolne FOL remoY
Ing paint tar, grease. de-. Cummings Aperient
Gas .iiug Gil; Dadd's aGd Mil!ers Condition Pow
ders; Cheeseman's. Clatkes and Duponco's Female
Pills, for female distinctions, &c; Grugor's Con-
ccntrated Cure for nervous weakness; Hembold'.
F.s3 Extract Of Latoau, for diseases ef the blade
der, kidneys, &c; Maynari's Colodion for burn.
AMI cuts; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan syrup; Gould's Pin worm Syrup; Hou ghin's
Corn Solvent, an iniaiible rem dy; Magneti,
Balsaln, for rheumatism and neuralgia; JetFries
Panacca Of Life, a sure cure for Sore Throat an
Bronchial GectiUus; stones Elixir for bronchitis
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DR. Dow I'll? sciau aud Surgeon Mel Elicoit stree,
Boston Is Consulted daily for all disc incident to tt 2
female system. fru.ap-gs TERI falling II the Notnb
Flour Alhas sarrrr,sot, and other menstrual defans
IL uts are all treated upon pathological btneiIp.
ana speed! ftit-f cutrtutcd In very few DAYS - in
Yariibiy esr l. the node II treatment that mo,
obstinate I4iuts yield under H. and the Afflicted per
son soon rc.ucrs IN perfect health.
Dr.. Dow has 10 doubt had sre.trr experience in the
cure OF diseases Of women and children than any other
physician IA Boston.
Boarding aeeom1datian for patients who may wish t.
stay N Boston a few day under ms treatment.
Dr. DOW, since ioi5, having confined his wtoe atte1
ton 10 Al Office practice for the private Disease,
aud Fen he Coinpiuts acknYE ses no superior IN n,
United States
B.-Alet,e contai. four red stamps @, The,
viii not he answered.
Office Hours from A. NJ. to 9 T. NJ,
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Bininger's Wheat Tonic.

This natural product Of the most nutritious grain
onenis itself presenting in concentrated fors the
nHfiti,e yropeTftes Of What and has received the
highest encomiums from eminent medical authorities
possessing qualities actually FArTESISG this desidera
tum renders invaluable to those who suffering
Lung Complaint, Bronchitis, Impaired
Strength Lack of Vital Energy and all diseases which ~
their ucpcnt stages require only generous diet, and
an inyigorating nourshiug stnulant Quart Bottles.
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Bininger's Bourbon Whiskey.

The established popularity Of this Choice Old Bourbon
a. medical agent renders 1t superlunus to mention in
lra the characteristics which distinguish 1t from the
ordinary grade OF Kentucky Whskeys being distilled
IN isis and manufactured expressly of with great
rare lie relied upon strictly pure stimuant,
AND peculiarly effective tor the treatment OF Lung Com
plants Dyspepsia Derane Of the Stomach, ETC.
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Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs,

Hoofapds, Pecks, UaI
dy's, Browns, Clarkes Sherry Wine, Langley
Root AMI Herb, Abbotts, and others;
LINIMENT-Tob!as', Good samaritan, Mustang
and LiLiments and 0intments Of all kinds;
SAkSAPARILLA--Bulps Sands, Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PlLLS-Ayer's sugar coated, Brandreth's an
WrisLt's Indian Vegetable,
Also, Weayer's canker and salt rheum Syrup; Ar
nold's Vital fluid; Atwood's Extract Dandeior
Bfaut'a Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier
Kennedy Medical Discoveryi Morse's Syrup Y el
low Dock; Railway Remedies; MeMum'- Elixi
Of Opium; Mrs. Minslow's Soothing syrup; Sha
ker Extract Nalcrian; Balm Of thousand Flow
ers; Cold Cream flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Branis Pulmonary Bal
monary Balsam; ClaTke's Cough Syrup; Bachelor
and ltarrisqn's Hair bye; Barney Musk Cologne
Shaving Cream ard Verbeua Water Dntcher'
Dead sAot fo1 Bed Bug; and all other article,
usually kept in Drug store.
Physician S Prescriptions carefully COM
poa.aaeG.
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CERTAIN CURE
n ALL CASES, OR NO CHlen.s ma,

pr. Pow i Consulted daily, fr5m A. M.tosy AZ
4po'e upon I'll dfheult eid Chronic diseases ,f erx
Nv ''inr ny his uuwearied attention and
-, - > success gained u reputation which calls "a
a. ''oi4i ali patts OF the Country to obtain advice
A7ng the physicians in Boston, stand higher in
The profession than tke celebrated DR. DOW MOI fpdt
colt -ect, Boston. Those aio need the seryic of an
experienced physician AND surgeon should give him ~a
= s-hr. Dow imports and has for sale a new ar ii,
called HE fnneh Secret Order by mail. Two for Al
AMI a red stamp.
boston April. lsta. lyl:s
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

A BuRNHAM'e FURNIruRE AND BAGgA0E gx.
IA press oe IT'S West Eleventh ssrtss n~ar rirth
me furnturs fsni hes pgyea, il county yprnisnrs
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

49, ~ ~
ITO coSTRAcroRs.-sgPARATE SEALED PRoPo-
l. sails each endorsed tho tiue Of the which
relates tbs Of the bidder and the date o W
wsdncsda, g. p,enrr "a for thr eons,ruon ~ tho fo
lowing street improvements 70 ws-stone block pavcmans
finy.nin,h street IRON, Eieh,h 2 fensh avenue
Canal street, from broadway 10 West street
Pine street, from south % Front street,
Forty eighth street. from aide of Seventh 70
Yiry ihlrd street. from sirsh 10 Seventh avenue
wniam street, from Beaver 10 Pearl street.
Fiftlsth street. from seventh 70 Nlnth avenue.
ihIriieth sirce, from First 70 rifih svsnus
Also for ths cen ucton q sewes " Ioyscyendh For
Eleventh with anehe 10 Eleventh avenue, Hun
sn s,e-t ses~sep orove s,a s'rss,s r. and
Houston street between Thompson and Laurens
streeis between snyd. and rfy.srth .rre.. aud BE-
twe~n Browne sod stanton streets: one Hundred and
Twonty seventh street between Third and Fourth
and fsurens street between Canal and rroomr streets
With branches Ursns streets and for ~r hsosyns Basns
s sss nrsf With Grsae Sss IL Yt svenss ssd 10 Thy
frst ard Thirty isscone steeus
- ''''''''' : -''"'' - IH6x ~ syEPHESs,,
EosEE,LJ M n,LyPA PAAhRA0n.
o.,'oa Gsovcr Aevrrrcr D~rAsrvr~r spt - isA
TO CONTRACTORS --sgALgD paop ,bsALs, gx.
dorsed Pruposals for Embs ssknsnn also with mans
oss ssasI ss.l spa Il oaass ss an % essr n
iws for the making srabankent tofabo v ssoo cubic
yards q stcrs sssns s uorh ado % ihe nse"svns
vorms whrs 10 nii Be used Cor ne t1a and
q. 4: cs.s ssaasss Taoss = sfss %
Z sSsssi a saiyRsi { "A sRssh. A s:si'' a.
ourcr cscro- Aerspygl DwARfzssr,l
sept "a isea
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

TSrvrNAnor.- AVLrAvEPs IN fH4 rYsTIc Ar.
- IssS Ksesssiss Sissy q fss rssiv srS sc Con-. %
-; ssss s. mai ics ASssss xSSrss = hAhsm 30,
saA Ptosss'pAiA - n.VgW9r
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

A PRuFE@sED COoE. VINO THOROUGHLY IN
~ der rianss Engla u. Frsur American eSoking can
awe loi Ief~renrr fa napabty ani character wahs.
situation EN- b~ seen NJ lf1 West 18th vt
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

"A hlitAtiOs NASIED~BY 4 YOUNG GIRL. AZ
- 'hamArfMad and Waresa IA j private family, good
ett terrueea gwen. c4 10 West d ~ between 9th
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

A RESPECTABLE NOMAs WANTS 4 slrEATION
~ A. bfsi class cook ana 10 assist 81 Washing No ubee.
uon plyaie boarding Lolsc Good ely rrfervnoc tsi
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

A sifl tr1ON WANTED ~ REsrECrAnI.I
~ yufina woman, c'yafnb-fraid ani Waitress
petenesi teamafcss, brst ~ ,y gt-p
Chli ~ - ~ ~.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

A y EXPERIENCED DRgss. AKRR WISHES TO 90
~ olt ~ ue iAy ~ trysir family goga efcrtnsc
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

A SITUATION wAsTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
- woman. aAttunt cook In boarding house hotel
~ noor
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

A SITUATION WAsTED--HY A HESrEGTA BLE
- Young oman as gNQi plain cook; y g00t washer
a9nf roner good city references gwen ca a IT'S wcm
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

a EEsrECTABLR PROTESTANT YorsG WOMAN
81 a, ntnatun " ake cafe q children and Ap.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 49, TRIPLE SHEET


PAsHAw TRorTINo STALLION FoR isALE.-A
- very nns ssshsw fAiion Of old black Bsshaw
pc price Tor horse y hts class For particulars address
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

As WET NURsR.-A YOUNG HEALTHY RESPECT.
n able married woman. with abundance Of mills Two
months old desires situation wet nurae best Of Telar
given Apply for days nj the Globe Hotel IA Ful
ton St. brooklyn. room a.
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

A fOIau CIR WISHES A SITUATION To COOK
~ Nash tha mn ~ private family: gooI city rafer.
enrcs 'h ~ ~ NeHt slh 81 between I'm sth
, 1866-11-21

THE LAEu-TAsK cAsE,-some attention has
been drawn 10 the case Of Fanny E. Wilson and
o1lHrs heirs Of j. Wilson. tic Inventor Of steam
Cnlhe'iton. Blair Co, pork packers Of tl4,g cttf.
bis + 8 tnit b,eE.ht hy tEe heirx OF Wilsu \.
Nho several ycsrs ftEce procured a patent for
% %*!s;n,,lisht tank for rendering lard, tallow eni
Gil t! h5Eh-frtktu1e, aEatnf1 the defendants, en-
lcrt=on. blair q Co., and u. r kcnt { Co., WHIP
are nssIE steam tanks iu their establishments
Tic defendants CLAIM, that the tanks in use by
them a:c cot ststeam-slght,' as described
By the Wilson patent, but arc <onen," nud d.
reetly opposite In principle to The Wilson patcuL
Fu1th, 1nlorc, the defendants claim that the tanks
which shcs use a-e the same In principle as those
u.ed in wooden tanks SIX seErn years before the
VI ilson paset.t was issued. they therefore deny
thst any Infringement has taken p1acs, but aver
they ART working cn well-kuown aud old prin-
cirte.
.Ths is 1acst tmportant case for the pork.
packers Of 1h,' Northwest, as 4 majority OF tl,c
trade ute tanks similar TO th9se in use BY a. E..
The .rgunacut in The CASE WAS closed yesterday
cseuin~. aId the Iecfstou is looked for With much
iuicse>l By tho por- tIade in This city aud else
nLcre.
, 1866-11-21
THE RAILROAD ExCURsIONIsTs.

Reception ut AtchIson-A "Eood Tiuc Gen-
eralty"-Arr1vae at 1t. .Joseph-AEtlValR at
IeaveaWorth-ChnuRc Of Name.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1tbuuc.1
LEAr1nwoaru, November 30.
The Asehlaon d Pixies Peak Railroad e1cuE.
.orists attended reception last evening In Pres.
byterJpn Hall, AtcAtson. and had talk orer the
cycpts Of u1c day. ilon. a. G. Otis presided.
The meetne vas addressed BY President OTIS.
Senator Ponc1oy. General Simpson, Presl-
dent OF tho Board Of Commissioners, Mr.. Hale. Of
Bostou. Judge Graham. 1nd Mr. Click, Attor-
ney of the Road. An Adjournment was taken to
P1fce's Ha11, where dancing was kept up until
THIS morning The party bade adieu to Atchison,
noat cordially received by the Mayor Of The city;
They were escorted In carriages By band and
The sutirr IRE department, to Bradyfs Hall, wherc
General Craig was introduced, and Mayor Bcatt1c
formally welcomed the e1Cusstontsts aud tcndct-
ed them the hospltallttes Of the CITY; Daring
Pome1oY, General Curtis, ex-Mayor POWELL q
Brooklyn, New York. And Dr.. Webb. The party
then pt0ctedcd to ile FAcidc How'd, and parfo0E
Of a sumpinoua dinner, Mr. Pomeeoy expressed
the obligations OF the party, and WIZ responded
to BY Hon. chss. Wilkinson, OF The St Jossph
proc coed to the cars giving three cheers for ST.
Joseph and her liberal citizens:
The train left at5 oeiocI for Weston, and thence
took the boat E. Hcneley fos Leavenworth. ar
irving thera at o'clock, stopping at the Planters
Hotel. They will leave tn the morning for ST.
Louis.
The stockholders Of The road held Meet.ns In
nsme from the t.Atchison & Pixies Peak" 10 the
"CcI,rai Branch Of the Union Pacific Railroad" !"
, 1866-11-21

A Dlaboltcnl Plat-A Chicago AInu md m
Accompglcc Consptrc to Barn a steamer on
Luke Erfe-ATrest OF tho Parties.

A Dlaboltcnl Plat-A Chicago Alnu md nm
Accompvlcc Consptrc 10 Barn steamer on
Luke Erfe-Arrest of the Parties.
DETROIT. November sO.--A diabollcal plot to
does, has Just been uaeazthed here. Chief tn ii
was jew named Henry Miller, who formerly
Eept furniture store at a14 State strcei, Chicago,
with him. The plot Waa to ship goods on
steamcr running from this port to Cleveland,
cover them with heavy insurance, and then have the
hoy burn the steamer and Then collect the tnsnr-
ancc, In Accogdanee With m e:teetnent, ou Sep
tcmber I'D, the two left Chicago and cama
to this city. bringing with them one trunk and two
ho1cs. which were ostensibly destined for C1eye-
Heath 4 Karter. AMI on the httl Of Iading Miller
got an insurance OF 81 500 IN the Western lnsur-
ance Company. Miller aud Dennis then wandered
about oil day. and the latter got go drunk that be
went on board the STEAMER Morning Star and felt
asleep IN the nttcrhold, although be had been eau.
toned to keep his wits about him and carry out
the arrangement which had becu made. Hc was
Then he remembered the plot he had entered into.
Miller had furnished him with twu bottles oi
lcnziue and lot Of old rags These rags Dennis
eaturntcd With tenztne> aud IN order to avoid de-
lection threw the bottles overheard, Nhtle the
boat was on Lake E:ie, Oft Point an Pclee. He
YVES 60 drunk, however, that he did bis work
bunEltngly, and ihe flames were soon discovered
failure Of the plot, abeeondcd, leaving Dennis t.
catc for himself. The latter revealed the plot It
q. " Sutherland, Chicago detective. and was
arrested nra brought 10 this citY 1ast Saturday
Miller was chased mp. found yesterday IN Butalo
arTes,ed, and win 30 brought here to-day. Th II!
nntnse, 1t being designed to eacridce hundreds Q
Yves for 81 .SfN.
, 1866-11-21
BETRAYED AND DESERTED.
4 Young Woman iA A Abandoned by her
Lorcr-Comes to ChicnEo o-Takes
the Alarm ana Runs Away
Agatha Queer Pro-
ccetfinE,

A young lady named Miss Sarah Stevenson, ar
rived In this city Thursday la It, and stopped Ut
the Union Honse, near tho Pittsburgh aud Fort
Mayn: Depot: She had M left hsf home At New
pg sterling. Illinois. to sec her betrayes, and
mplore him 10 mary her ard save her from
pub lie shame. About fve Or @ six months
NJ New Hampton, where he had come relatives
living, and In The course Of his visiting made
Miss stcvcoson's acquaintance. Her parents ap-
proved their intimacy, and the young man WAS
treated wtth the greatest consideration. Gsadu-
nlly her affection Tor him increased, and under 8
R5s Rn3nasy Of spsns aS r ! asf f, T. 5,aS p5
returned honc to Sterling, lilfoois.
Upon her arrival at Chicago, Aiss Stevenson ex-
Rss to 81 g By Ct w 81 ss sS e
money, aud there was necessity for het proeur.
ing place to stay. where she could at least earn
an fp soRp re ons "n re Ssf
teilieenee Offices she found place al tbe house Of
p1see she Went on Friday Tie family treated her
tans, a1d aatii III So6day n1sss aoth!ae osea1gsd 2.
Monta5 night. While lying on soia IN ,he diuing
room, partially undreseca, come Of The family
came into the room, accompanied BY q lady and
in German, hut used few English words,
which were IN come strange manner &C
became Possessed with the idca hat aho vi:
The object Of deep conspiracy Of some kind
against her, ard was In the shadow Of an tmpend.
moi well, gathered her dress abont her and weu'
tut at the back door. Fearing that something
tau befal1en her, few minutes later the faml1,
appears that with her feelings wrought up TO .
great state Of ieaf, shc ran into the street, and
meeting q policeman: Was taken 70 the Atnory
yopu. when she left. and returning to Mr. Lewis
, 1866-11-21
THE EX-EMPRESS OF MEXICO.
Health Report from NIiromnr.


From the Memorial Diplomat1quc, November 81
We receive directly from MI1amar satisfactory
Eews a. 10 tho state of the Emtress Charlotts.
Thanks To The Intelligent and asstdnons care with
which her Majesty is surrounded. and to the abso-
lutte rcposc ehc enjoys In that charming retreat,
ile moral excitement which had disturbed M the
provcmcnt, which at first appeared hut slow, now
nssumes all the symptoms Of q radical cure.
AT hatr guneaot from the chateau OF Mirxmar
s1rnda small pavilion, built in the italian style
Of The middle ages. and covered with verdqrc,
which fs called the Gardeners uonsc: Before
LEAVING ioI Ms1seo @ tbe Arehdnke Ma11ni: Lap and
escape the irksomcness Of etiquette. The En-
press has again installed hersef there, and 10 the
round her, occupies bet leisure with reading,
n1nsic and painting. The medical attendants In
FIST lhat her Majesty shall nat leave Europe dn'
weather becomes more rigorous the Empress will
60 to The Isle Of LaCfoma. which is her personal
property, and which enjoys the mild .cmpesatarc
nf kRU1aR
, 1866-11-21

Disastrous Fire at the Stock Yards
Fire Buildings Destroyel-Perslst-
ent Efforts to Spread the
Flamos-Thc Perpetrators
Of the Decd Still
at Large.
Loss $4,000.

A destructive fire, Involving The loss Of nearly
Sl5,0o0 worth OF property, broke ont At tho Union
Stock Yards between one and two o'clock yeHter-
day nosning. Il was undoubtedly the act Of IN
cendfa1ies, who eeem 10 lase made most deter
mined effort to burn down sli the buildings In the
vicinity. Three times The flames were cItn-
guished, and as often was the dre rekdndled BY
ihe persistent suAans. The scene Of the coaRa.
tbc Rough House on Halsssd aucet. where stood
a number OF two and three story fFnme buildings,
ail occapied as saloons md boarding ~ h1nses; 1 i
from the corner Of the street. q saloon and board
Ing house OWNED and occupied BY james Nofan.
dsea thai III psaaS @s' she ~ss Soas T. s u
Ill.," ,ss ss e., I$sS:
essea aa Gould be lsoaefea, sad 5asa Of IL dwsii
ings with the greater portion Of tho farnItuse and
sssck. were eomp1etell ruined. hand M engine gae
saeeeedss c. IN gHesehIae ths !saes: + sSoIft
q sesse e g1a e
are vas renewed in a saloon and boarding house
q the Re,t! SIDE q the 1e:9sd ,r'fk OCCUPIED
sSG T Gs cas Fail uoase sb,et tossnSss sanSs
eS e e s e. i9eh soan q xe Il sa soe
ie1sd oniy on eae side q the builline: .,.,.
Agaln the flames were exuugnished, ana the
homes. ASou, three o'clock de alarm vas given
aud the saloon Of Jamcs, ,corrtgan, It lhc corner
souh OF the hotel, was discovered 70 lie burning.
captoni soon caught the dames, and both bald.
iept BY Gardiner & Gfaaan;was also partially de-
No traeehas Jet been discovered Of the parties
who set ire 10 the buildings, When he first hre
| WIS discovered IN Nolan's saloon two men wefe
were lost II the darkness and no attempt va.
mado ia follow them. TIE impression seems !: f.
, 1866-11-21

For long time It has been suspectcd, BY tie
managers 0f The Great Eastern Railroad that
system Of r,lierfng has prevailed a very eerious
extert among Inc employees 81 the road Manner
Gus complaints have been made Of packages being
oEe'ed and Portions OF their contents abstrscted,
,h{ ft1mneh ss5 can, can n saE
pessed s5sousS from So bses sad
boxes that y ere sent 10 ,hls citg. Various meth
ods were adopted by the managers to discover the
authors Of thcEc theft, bnt :or long period all
e.sorts proved unayaillne, and eH1l the 1obbcsics
among the freight Offices to watch the proceedings
Of the men, but they iatled to discover anything
Finally, tho company engaged tho services Of
Mr. William Turtle. whose cfcscucy and success
In recovering stolen property and searching ont
things hidden has been proved on many
occasions. Nit. Turtle promptly put his detective
agency in operation. and for considerable time
Much difficulty was experienced IN tracfuG ont tho
fcclet, but recently discovery was made which
revealed ii. It w:2 fund that number Of the
men Engaged at the freight department on Carroll
etrcet between Haasted aud pesplatnes. had Or
ganLcd themselves into predatory band, and this
was The place where great portion OF the goods
Tuesday, and taken before Justice schonewa!d
for examination. The leader Of The gang ia j. L.
Turner, the foreman Of the freight office, and his
| confedcratcs arc Dan MccaIty, John Euwri.ht,
| afschacl Collins and Tuomas Ford. The lattes
| lends bar In ea1oon owned BY Turner, and seems
10 have b, en- the receiver o the stolen goods. 4
| and Is now at tho office Of Nr. Turtle to avail
identification. The dciinquents were held over il
s6N bail each. II Is expected that further arrest!
/ u III follow.
, 1866-11-21
FROM MEM ORLEANS.

CcrCInontc. Attending the Opening Of tho
First l.onistnpn Slutc Fair
New On1EANs, November ~ The great event
OF the day has 9'een the opening OF the
four miles from the city. Over 5000 people
were present.
Mozattts twelfth mass was sung by nvcr dny
artists ani a crand oschcstra. with The PontiicsI
grand mass. celebrated by the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Odin, which began IN lhe morning.
With prayer BY tic RI Rev. Bishop Of Louisiana,
pt. j. B, Wilmer, assisted BY his Protestant
Episcopal clergy.
Addresses were lhen made bs Isaac n. Mafke,
Esq. President Of the Association, and By Judge
". n. Burwcll, tn English, and Judge Victor
Burthc. IN FIcrch.
Immense quantldcs Of machinery aud tusp1c.
ulcnls are on the ground, and more arc arriving
also, horses, catte md other improved stock Ii
iine1amnled nrospertty IL lhe SonlhWeai
, 1866-11-21
PITTSBURGH, PA.

SnMunr ry Discharge or Rni1roud Conductors
-Sottce- Served AGutuet an Alleged L1bct-
tous Newspaper.
Ptr1sncRau. November e0.-Con.ldesahlo re.
mark and snsu,se has been created hy the gum
mary dis charge OF seven Of the oldest and most
The Pennsylvania Railroad. The vacancies have
been alled t,y new eoudueio1e. 1t IL tunored that
changes will be made In The other Division. No
canse il assigned for the removal.
Notices have been served on the ncwsdealcrs Of
this city against the sale OF the Adtiondl {plicr
Go-efte, OF New York. which is alleged 10 con-
tain libel on a yonns lady In Allechany IN con.
necticn with ihe Prrstlcy case. Libel suits arc
abaut to be instituted.
, 1866-11-21

Proclamation from the New Jnrnucse Ty.
cocn-Chiuesc Markets. DC.
! san FnAxc1sco, November s0.-A Japan paper
bf October 18th says Stalsbaski had succeeded to
thc Tycoouatc by ! proca1nation, and would send
object Of defining The boundaries aud aszanging
the SzShallep d,hiculue..
The schooner Eliza, from Tahiti, brings D,0N
pounds OF cotton.
The hris Carl Ludwig, from Hong Kong, brings
3,1O0 bags OF rice and 10 chests Of ten.
Rice IS Qnotcd at a6O At Shanghai; cotton, $3.50 !;
New Tau-a opium, $50.
A private letter from Honolulu OF November 1st
says that Admiral Thatcher will remain there with
tic steamer Vanderbilt during the present month.