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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-19
News From New York

New YORK, April 1s.-The Tribune.
special says: Prize lists for the crews O.
| the following Union vessels are in pro
cess of adjustment at the Fourth Audi
tors Office, and will soon be ready fol
distribution Awasco, Hatteras, Ala
bama, st. Lawrence, Two Sisters, Pur
suit, Restless, Flag Mercedilla and
Penobscot.
Treasurer Spinner yesterday received
from a Federal surgeon at Bowling
Green, Kentucky, one hundred and
ninety mine dollars, the property Of
small pox patients in the military hos
pital at that point and which the sur
geon deemed injudicious to allow to &c
into circulation. The infested money
was burned by Treasurer Spinner, who
on his own responsibility, forwarded
the same amount, in greenbacks, to the
Bowling Green hospital,
A Washington special says: The fol
lowing order has just been issued from
the War Department;
WAR DEPT, WASHINGTON, d. {. I
April II, 1866 !
Ordered, that Clement G. Clay, Jr., is
hereby released from confinement and is
permitted to return or remain in the
State of Alabama and to visit such other
places in the United States as his per-
sonal business may render necessary,
upon the following conditions, viz: That
he takes the oath of allegiance to the
United States and gives his parole of
honor to conduct himself as loyal citi-
zen of the same and report himself in
person at any time and place to answer
anv charges that may hereafter be pre-
ferred against him by the United States
= By order of the President.
Isigned) E F. TOWNSEND,
A. A. G.
The Tribune's Washington special
saws: The New York Collectorship con-
tinues to be the theme of varied
though generally complimentary re
marks. A Senator stated tonight that
Mr.. Smythe would be readily confirmed
but that the Senate would probably
POSTPONE action upon it tor some time.
True men on all sides commend the
President S courage in breaking clear OF
all mere partisan pressure and making
an appointment on the sole interest OF
the commercial classes
The Heralds Washington special says:
The flying naval squadron for duty III
the eastern waters has finally been de-
termined on, and is to consist Ofthc side
wheel steamer De Soto, nine guns, flag.
ship; the iron clad Miantinomah, four
guns; the double epder Shamrock, seven
guns; the double endet Ashuelah, seven
guns; the side wheel steamer Augusta,
nine guns; the double ender Winooski,
seven guns, already en- route for East
port, Maine, and steamer Don, seven
guns. The squadron will be commanded
by an officer of the rank of acting Rear
Admiral The squadron is to leave for
their rendezvous by the 30th inst, and
will remain at that place until the Fe-
nian excitement is at an end, after
which it will proceed to the Gulf of st.
Lawrence, Bay Of Chaleur, and other
points Oh the British North American
coast, to protect the American fishing
vessels.
The Secretary Of War has finally con-
sented to the sale of the Presidential car
to Those Durant, ESQ, Vice President or
general manager Of the Union Pacific
Railroad.
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S. T.-Io60 -X-The amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold in one year it something startling
They would fill Broadway six feet high, from
the Park to 4th street. Drake msnufactory is
one Of the institutions of New York, 1t is said
that Drake painted all the rsoks il the Eastern
States with his cabs listic. ''S s. 1 -Is60.-A., ="
and then got the old granny legislators to pass
a Law preventing disfguring the face Of Ma.
ture, which gave him a monopoly. We do rot
know how this is, but re de know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did. They
are used by all classes Of the community, and
are death on Dyspepsia-certain. They are very
invigorating when lsnguid and weak, and g
great appetizer
Saratoga Spring Wafer, soid Uy all
Druggists.
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In hitting the kettle from iths fire scaldei
myself very severely--ole hand almost TO a
crisp, The torture was uubesrable
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost immediately. 1t thealed rapidly, and
left very little scar CHAS. FOSTER,
420 Broad ST. Philadelphia"
This is merely a sample OF what the Mustang
Liniment will do. II is invaluable in sll cases
OF wounds, swelliRgs sprains, cuts, bruises
spavins ETC. either upon man or beast.
Beware Of counterfeits. None is genuine un-
bsar;n, r. si-no+nra 81 a W WsstbrneS
Chemist and hepriUlte stamp OfDRMAs BARNES
& Co., New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Flowing weiIs utEsIa"d Run, pa
Correspondents Of Pittsburg Commercial

Correspondence OF fItt=Jurg I commercial.
ISLAND CITY, Pa April Is, lS66
As predicted some time ago strikes
haze been. and are of daily occurrence
here, Since my last letter, the Bradfeld
and Thompson well, the Glasgow Oil
Compauv's we'll No. :, the Kirk we'll, the
Anvil Oil Company's well, No !, the
Dunn well. and the Burr-Oak we'll, all
On Beaver creek; the Springfield. we'll,
On what is called the Island, on the
! vast side of the creek, the Donahoo
oil the Whale Oil Company's we'll and
Tradesnens Oil Company's well, on
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Government Vessel with Troops TO t'
Sent 10 Passport, Vie.

PORTLAND, Me, Is The Government
has chartered the steamer Regulator to
take company OF United States regu
lar troops to some point-probably East
port She will probably leave on the
arrival OF the morning train, which is
expected to bring General Meade.
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All who value a beautiful head OF hair, and its
ing gray, will not fail TO Jge Lyons celebrated
hathairon 1t makes thS hair rich, soft and
glossy, eradicates dandrufi, and causes the hair
to grow with luyruiant beauty Sold every
where T. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist New York.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by 81
Druggists
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aqua DE MAeNoLA.-The prettiest thing, the
sweetest thing, and the most of it for the
least m oney. 1t overcomes the odor of perspi-
ration softens and adds delicacy to the skin !;
is a delightful perfume allays headache and
Inflammation and is 4 necessary companion in
the sick room, in the nursery and upon the toi-
let sideboard. 1t can be obtained everywhere
at one dollar per bottle
Saratoga Spring Wafer, sold by all
Druggists.
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Steamship ColIision-Ten Lives Lost.

New YORK, April Is.-The Steamer
City OF Newark. of New London line
collided in the sound this morning with
a schooner, cutting the Steamer through
and setting afre and entirely destroying
her. Ten lives supposed to be lost
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her country home after a sOourn OF a few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF a rustic, flush face, she had soft,
ruby complexion Of almost marble smoothnesS
an instead OF % she really appeared but II
liza Balm and wouid not be without IL Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article 1t can be ordered
of any druggist for only 81 cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Fire tTi.usrilie, Pa-LOss $500, 900

Fire ai Ti!usViite, Pa.-LOss s3OO,OOO
TITU5vLLLE, Pa, April ia fire broke
out here at l;30 this morning in a small
frame building on the corner of Frank
lin and Short streets, and thence extend
ed in all directions with great rapidity.
From the railroad track the fire swept
with irresistible force northward. The
following are among the losses: Dilling-
ham q Co. 3 machine shop, Union Hotel,
Railroad Hotel, National Hotel, Buffalo
Dining Saloon, Adam Goods foundry
and machine works, Miller n Wichert's
grocery, Olmstead d Jewhurst's paint
and oil store, Granger, Tuttle & Co. 8
grocery and feed store, Mueller's cigar
and tobacco factory; VIM. Schemes gro
Gerry, Brown & Barrow's stove and hard
ware store, the meat market, shoe store
and a small grocery, and various other
minor buildings
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JOHN BROWN.
M. w. JORDAN,
sUCCES SSGR TO

MARBLE WORKs.-MoNU4ENIss
NJ and Head Stones, every aescLlpuSGn Oh
eT Of Zane and eth Streets, East Wheeling, W.
Va am prepared to fill all orders entrusted
10 me and hope will'merit part OF public pat
roaage. Prompt attention paid 10 oroeLs from
the country. HIN"V ~
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| ATFR

McMullin & Hogan's foundry, the
Petroleum Hotel, John Locke & Sons
machine shop, aud the bakery next
north of the foundry, are the only build
ings left on Franklin street, between
Rose way aud the railroad Partie:
have been arrested on Suspicion of hav
ing caused the fire Loss is S600,O0O.
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Resolution of Confederation Passed

Resolution of Confederation Passed
Inv both Houses of ihe Nova sce,ia
Parliament.
HALIFAX, April lS.-A resolution II
favor of the confederation Of the British
North American province
ing delegation to
range the detail
of the Nov9
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!. & G. BAYHA
p. w. BOSLEY,

OF COMNON
nj AND FANCY CANDIES, and dealer III
Foreign Fruits Nuts etc, No lSd Market ST.
Wheeling. Va. ,;,,,, ,,i,b
Also Parties and Weddings furnished with
Lee cream and Cake at the shortest notice
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Release of CIcmeu,C CLAW.

FORTRESS MONROE, Apr is. Clement
c. Clay was released on parole this
morning.
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s. F. FARIS,

MARBLE WORKER & sCULP-
M TOR No. l22 Main Street Wheeling, Va
EY7 Monumental Work of ali kinds made 70
order on short notice. Particular attention psia
to Portrait Sculpture and Designing. sers8
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TarriRre MsnnfnCioiY
John PFARR,

NaYUFACTUR RER or AL
MI KINDS OF CARRIAGES, Marker street
a few doors above the 2nd Ward Market HOUSE,.
V Theeiing " ..,t
Rcpalt... dome on the shortest notice
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair COloring has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
1t acts upon the absorbents al the roots OF the
hair, and changes il to its original color by dc.
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and in
lure the hair. Heimstreets IS not a dye but is
certain in its results, promotes its growth, and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing. Price % cents aud
81 90. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Dealers
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WILLIAM KRYTER,

MANUFACTURER OF SHEARS
Rt Knives Scissors Cutlery, sheep Shears
&c. and dealer in Hardware ana Guns, NO. l6i'
Market Street Wheeling W. Va sep@o
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
for Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn Sick Head.
ache Cholera Morbus, &c. where n warming,
genial stimulant is required. Its careful prepa.
ration and entire purity makes it a cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold ev
erywhere at 50 cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists tebs eothurs
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II. W. PHILLIPS,

AIIEO- =. AIL1L4NEIlAt5
Nj MANUFACTUREs ALI KENRS
VI OF CRACKERS, CAKES. BREAD. Sc
No. i62 Market street East side, "a few doors
ecuth OF the market Go1se Wheeling " Va.
;ani0
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New Yorl. MnrIket.

-5..- a.--. NEW YORK, Anfcn-h-
COtton-Dull and unchanged at E3944c for
mfddlIng. Flour-10c lower for common and
inferior grades, while good and choice grades
are steady; s. 25@T so for extra state; S. 500
s 50 for common 10 good shipping brands and
extra round hoop Ohio, and IS 0Sn 90 for
trade brands market closing quiet. Whisky
Dull and nominal at q 2.92 50. Wheat
Dull md dropping for common and inferior
grades, while strictly prime parcels Were
scarce and lie better; 81 I61S@l a for choice
new No. milwaukee,; 81 6S for inferior do;
81 60 for old Milwaukee club. Corn-Dnll and
declining 759T6c for unSOund; IdC9Ic FOR
sound mixed western, both in store and de
liyered; 75c for inferior white southern. Oats
dull and heavy; S5943c for unsound west
ern; 51t95le for sound do. Conee-Steady;
Rio 91{c, Sugar-Quiet ll1Ec for Porto Rico;
101I@12c for muScovado. MolaSSeS-Qulet at
431z946c. Petroleum-Du1l; &c for crudeii g
DIDO for refined in bond. Pork-LowPri SIS 81
for new mess, closing at SIS l2< cash; 81 COS
q 3 for old do, and 50 5o90 IS for prime;
also $50 bhlS new mess for March, April and
May, sellers option, at 81 SS& Beef
Steady ut about previous prices. Beef hams
Quiet at 4O64lc. Cut Meats-Heavy; 1l@
I214c for shoulders. and l634@lS94c for hams
Dressed Hogs-Heavy; 129l23<c Tor western,
and l24@l2gSc for city. Bacon-Duu and
lower; I4549i4JAc for Cumberland cut, and
l5l4@i6c for short ribbed. Lard--Heayy at l6
@lSf{c. Butter-Qulet; S2SI5c for Ohio. and
4O955c forstate. Cheese Steady at l692Sc-
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THE GARRETT TRADE.
BOSTON Wool Market.

BOSTON, MaIcn D.
The wool market has ruled very quiet dur
ing the past week; and, with the decline in
gold and general values, buyers are holding
or and demanding concessions which hold
ers are not prepared to give except upon un-
desirable portions of their stock. There Is n
difference OF some four or five cents per pound
on fine fleece wool between buyers and sellers.
The receipts of fine wool have been liberal OF
late, amounting to some 800 bales, mostly
the growth of Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia, including several large lots OF very
choice, full blooded staple. Sales OF domestic
for the week foot up some 10000 pounds at a
range of 80 to soc for fleece, and IS TO 75c for
pulled. The following are the current prices
for this marketas quoted in Messrs, Hallowen
& Columns circular of yesterday :-Ohio,
PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia-Coarse, 52G58;
medium, 5S@62: fine. 67S75; extra, 75985- In
dIana-Co Coarse, 52955; medium, 55960; fine, co
GG5. Michigan-CoarSe, 50g55; medium, $50
90; fine, 62@6S. New York and Vermont
Coarse, 5O6155: medium, 55@5S fine, 5S6562; ex-
ira, 62@65. Illinois and Wisconsin Coarse,
5O@52; medium, 52955; fine, $500. Iowa and
aiinnesota-Coarse, 5oq52; medium, 52955
fine, 55dG0. Canada-COmbing, $3.50; mixed,
656I75; clothing, 55a5S; tub, 5G@60. Pulled
Extra, 65@72 SupeTiine. $500; No. 1. 500 20;
sup. lambs, 47953; Canada. 1890; Cincinnati,
1896; Western extra, 1890; do super, $3.50
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY INrELI1GENcER,l
TIyrTrrTTC March n IA

! y = UEFIIE DAIIh 1NLlsll
r,,s dsc,,ns in gold has :. weakenings tend
1NS N s, - {, -, ,,1-a tI,s s,,,,,,Il
ency in goods, and has checked the slllan
,IenIand observed In our last report. Our
,,,,l,otto,a ara almost nominal Refined
quotations ste a.inos' ,.-Ha,. ~ arf, "a
CON very dun. @ - 49,
ELouR.Demand sd 5aiP, 5 st SSM1i,y sinslS "a
RL I.s.s MI mL ,,;,s 81 IA ~
BAcoSIShoulders, 5Iesn nom ,1 h'1c an
packer Pi iaAIn nialiAs' - susA
NAssea,l 19lL6s 14c. sides
,I,l1S IsO. NJ i1 1 IoTls 80 al for new
rl9oe1, loi SlsaE atS, tsE NJ IN Tsrces. sc in
LA LAR I'D $500 SsnPhFIIyi lSc m tieiS
sEEPmGsOyer Sc seed 5a in good demand
IS, and n1t1'iIIs doing In large
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boston shoe ana Lea.her aLnrl.et..

The Boot and Shoe market remains quiet
and tor the season trade is very limited. Al
though q large number of buyers are here yet
they have purchased only small lots to sort
up stocks carried over from last fall. Prices
scriptions OF work made up early in the sea-
son barely cover cost of production. But still,
buyers demand further CONCESSIONS and, so
of for further developments. Seasonable
goods cannot go much lower, unless labor and
materials shall largely decline of which there
Is apparently but little prospect. Production
Is mostly, suspended. manufacturers having
resolved to turn out work no faster than IL Is
taken Off their hands.
the Leather market is quiet and nearly all
descriptions are weak and nominal. We
quote: HeinlOck sole is duh at ;S2tssSc for the
different grades, Rough upper Is quiet, at
3I@34c for hemlock, and 88d38c for oak.
Rough CaIfskins are quiet, at range OF SlQ5
al Is. Finished leather Is Unsettled and sell
ling In small lots at irregular rates.
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New YORK. DRY Goods Market.

NEW YORK, matcn q.
Dry Goods are dun, and the market Is very
unsettled, The weakness of gold adds very
much to the depression of every branch OF
the trade. The large number of auction sales
announced for the week also causes buyers
who want goods to hold of, anticipating that
they win be able to purchase at still lower
brown Sheetings -wachusett, 88-inch, 25c;
do 30-inch, 2lc; Pocanet H. &c; do X. 24c.
Bleached Shirtings- Bates, 40c; do B b, 321zc
Prints-Hamilton, dc; Richmond, aci Dun
mel, 2Oc; AmoSke1g, lSc. DelaineS-Hnmtl-
ton, Csc. SilecinnS- MarrapeQua, 40c; Ions
dale, soc. Corset Jeans-Nnumkeng, SOC; do
Sntten, 35c. Canton Reconsideration, Sc;
Salmon Falls, Sc, Ticls-Pemberton "A, b5c;
do x, 4Oc. Strpes-Everett, soc: Eagle, sc.
Hoop Slkirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic, 20 10
50c; HOOPS, SI15c to 81 O5; Empress trail, 81 .,
THE CARPErTRADE.
There is a fair business doing In the carpet
trade, and quite n number OF buyers are nj
ready hero nom the West. The stock OF the
better class of gradeS-Say tapestries, Brussels
and velvetS-is light, and manufacturers are
selling ahead of production, in some cases IN
to June. Prices are firm. There Is better
supply of the common grades, and the mar
ket Is rather weak for them. There have
been considerable inportations of English
carpets, but all orders sent to the other side
were not completed. These goods are held
firmly, but prices are trtfle lower since the
recent fall in gold. -s...--. az
The following dispatches were received at
the Dry Goods Exchange to-day:
CHIcAGo.-Trade not active; prices unset
I.oU1svI1IE.-Businessd dull; the decline In
goods has checked all activity in trade. 49,
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a Inuia lInrl,ef.

IT. LOUIE MATCH D.
Cotton declined Ic, SIC for Iniddling. Flour
duh, declined sc on lower grades; q 509gO 90
for Single extra Sae9l2 50 for Double extra.
Wheat dropping, ranging from 81 S592 - for
common 10 choice fall Corn Lower, ut 5Ss 56dc
for White; 5595Ic for Yellow. Oats dun at
so l6c- Lard Mt 799<91gzc. Pork At ~ % for
uless: S23 80 for prime mes.
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NEW York, March 6.-The Posts
Washington special says:
Mr.. ConkIing, of New York, intends
to offer an amendment for the Tennes-
see joint resolution when it comes up
in the House.
The Ways and Means committee
have been engaged to-day in discussing
bill intended 10 take the place Of the
reciprocity treaty. An effort Will be
made to secure its immediate conside-
ration by the House.
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Gl,ieneo rInrI.er. ~

CHICAtUf MI1CI1V o !
FIour-DulI. Wheat-M Moderately active
2ia25c for No. I, closing At outside corr
Dull Oats-Du1l. High WineS-Duu ~ I4e.
PH0yfsions-Dull Small sales Of Mes Pork
Al So Tough sides, packed At lS5<ef sweet
PIclsie,i Hams NJ i5J<c. LArd-Quiet At l61za
l71ze. Hoes.Dnll, declined zs'Soe. seAlea y y
S5<a914c for dressed, ~.
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by Telegraph

NEW YORK, March Q.
The Commercials money article contains
the following:
The money market exhibits rather more
ease. The proportion of loans Mt per cant. is
larger. The prevailing rate ON ordinary col
lnterals is per cent The banks are general
ly lending at per cent on call, and show
more disposition 10 buy business paper. Dis
counts are a shade eaSler, owing TO the fuller
operations of banks, and q larger amount of
paper Is taken at z per cent Prime names
range at las per cent; good ut sos per cent?
other grades at l0al5 per cent!
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C1Sc1SNAT1, March GA special to
the Commercial gives some particulars
of the disaster of the steamer Lockwood
explosion-the cabin was torn away as
far back as the centre of boat, killing
20 persons instantly, scalding and
wounding % others boat took fire and
burnt until she sunk the steamer
landed her bow against the stern of the
Lockwood, and saved many persons
not killed by the explosion; among
the killed are Jas. King, Staten Island,
n. ", Glenn Graham, I'd engineer, New
York.
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Victor SaVageot,

HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
i the eakt takes pleasure to announce TO
the ladies and gentlemen OF Wheeling and
vicinity, that he Inns brought large nssOTt-
ment OF hair oflthe finest qualify, which he
viii Inanufacture in ladies' and gentlemens'
Wigs, half wigs, front braidS water falle, cttrls,
mental haIr works. An Of which Will be
manufactured at home by n competent work
man. with nentneEs and dispatch.
AIso afinenssOTtmentofra ncy PerfumeTy,
cologne water, fine soaps, brushes, combs,
dne back combs, and all fancy articles per-
'--.-'- = -7,-39I-7 VICTOR sAVAGEOT,f
No. 81, Main st,
d fehIB-GW i Wheeling. West Vn
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New York Money ana sloel. harriet.

Money and Gold-Noney is easy at 6@7 per
cent for call loans, Sterling Exchange quiet
at l0S5S9l0Ss: Gold irregular and unsettled,
opening at 1874, advancing to 1875, declining
to 1872, and cloSingat 1897.
Government Stocks Steady; 7-SCs, ID series,
995E; do Sd do 9S5k. :e5t -iA
EreIghts-To Liverpool, dull.
'Stocks-Ohlo s Mississippi certificates 2fI.;
Fort Wayne 9S1I; do Sd mtgs s.; New York
Central Dos; Erie So; Reading 975s; MIchI-
island IOS5Z
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The market for beef cattle was drmer this
week owing to the fact that cattle were in
moderate supply and were in active demand.
The weather was favorable, and all kinds
ruled about % higher.
sheep and Ianbs were in demand and with
only moderate supply; prices were hrmer.
varying as above.
Hogs were In fair demand.
The total receipts Of au stock at all the
wards for this week and last week were as fol-
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GARRISON, n. Y, March 6.-Colonel
Bowers, Adintant General on General
Grants stan, was killed Instantly by
falling between. the cars while attempts
ing TO go on Just as the train was start
ing from this station. Gen. Grant or,
dered his remains 10 be sent 10 West
Point in care of Major Hill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-07
Reported Resignation OF Secretary
stanton.

Special Despateh 10 DE chicago Repubieqn,
C1Nc1ssATI, March IA private de-
spatch, entirely reliable, from WASH
ington, received in this city last even
ing, states that Edwin n. Stanton will
resign the Secretaryship ofWar during
the present week. President Johnson
has offered the portfolio to Gen. Stead
man of Ohio. Gen. Steadman has ac-
cepted it, and is preparing to take up
his residence at the chpitaI.