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pIsHAsEs or IMPEuDgNCE

when the misguided and impuIdeni yctaiy 81
pleasure iind. that lie has bIibi-'l the grod. OF
ihi. painful disease. II too often haprehs mat
an nLtimed sensc 81 shame or dread ~ ditrpy"ry
detcys him from applying 10 tbo-s Who IRON "d,
usation ard r~pee,sidiity. can alone beffi"nd
him, DELAYING III the constitutional symphonic
this hofrid disease make their appearance. such
as liberated sore throat d!soaeed nose, Dor,urnh
pains In the had ard linib> dinn'ss Of sight,
dsaffes.. nOiH- ON tba shin b1bes and arms.
blgtohes ON the head. face and oStrrmitLss, pro
greasing with frigItfal mpidity, I'll at last the
palAte 81 the mouth OF The bones ~ the nose
IAN Iu and the vIrtim Of this awful dis.nsc be.
comes hOrrid object at consniisfJa,l0p. tll death
puts a period to hi. dreadful snfcTings by ssBd.
Jog him 10 "That Uundlscoyered County from
WHENCE no traveller fstufry.
q l. melancholy Fart that ibonsaDds fall vie
tins 10 la. terrible dL1eAeo, owing 10 the IN.
skillfnlinnss gf ignofAbt pretenfsfs, Who BY tho
rse Of that DEABT Poison MERcrRf. ruin the
eonstititiiOn and make The residue ~ life mls'T.
able.
OFPIcE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
In hand lido going frVn baltimore Street. .
few doors from the corner. Y Fail not 10 obt
serve name and nnnibrr.
~ No letters received unless postpaid. ard
containing \ stamp 90 H. used on The reply.
Persons writing slIOuid state age, and send pr.
ton Of advertisement Describing syrnptofns
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CHURCH RE-oPENED.-TheM Methodist
Protestant Church, of Washington,
was re-opened yesterday, and will here
after be known as the First Methodist
Church of Washington, Pa.
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SHINY ATTENpED.-Owing to the in
clement weather and dangerous condi-
ton of the sidewalks, the attendance
at the different Churches yesterday was
rather slim.
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STONE & THOMAS.
MEDICAL.
RsLTIuoRE LOCK HOSPITAL

Established as a Refuge from Quaekery. The
only Mace where q cure can be obtained.
DE. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain. Speedy and
only EncCtual Remedy IN tho Wnrin Tor MsaA'
ness on the Hack or Limbs STRUCTURES, Affection
of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DIS
charges, Imputency, General Debility, Nervous
ness, dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits, Conin'
sion of Ideas. Palpltation of the Heart, limidi'
ty. Trembling. Dmncss Of sight Hiddnss.'
Disease Of the Head. Throat, Nose or skin, AT
fectious of tue Liver. Lungs, stomach or Bow.
els-thosc Terrible Disorders arising nom Soil
tary Habits If Youth--sECEiT AMI solitary prac'
tices moro fatal to their victims than the Songs
Of Syrcns ca the Marinets of Ulysses blishting
their most brilliant hopes or antictPaiions, r,h'
dcriug marriage, &c impossible.
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CIRCUIT CoURT,-A large number of
civil suits were, disposed of in this
Court on Saturday. The trial Of young
Watson, charged with rape, is fixed for
to-day VI
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dccstd
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
Mining and Manufacturing Co.
....s195,OOo
CAPITAL.....
DIRECTORS:

HENRY CRANGLE, JACOB BERGER, .
President Vice President.
N. ". BCRT, A. ALLEN HOWELL,
W. Il. SIMPSON, L. NJ. DODSON,
w. f. PETERSON, ST..
THIS COMPANY Is NOW FULLY
i organized, and will, in . short time, com.
mence the manufacture Of refined Carbon and
Lubricating Oils, Lamp Wick and Chimneys.
For information in regard to the Stock OF
Business Of the Company, apply to either Of the
undersigned officers, or ut the Companys office
on Main Street, next door to the n and n
Bank. W.T.. PETERSON, IT., Sccy, -
9. p. HILDRETH, Treas'r,
JOSEPH II. CONNELL, Supt del
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FOR SALE,
wACHINERY FOR SALE.

rI,IE FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
l be sold in lots to suit purchasers. 1t is all
in excellent condition, having run but few
months;
One Steam Engine, lO,inch cylinder, ao.inch
stroke, complete.
one Double Flued Boiler 40 inches, % feet
lCng. .
Gne Iron Smoke Stack.
One Patent Corn Shelter, with cleaner attach
ell. capacity 800 bushels per hour.
one Bradford Burr Mil, 30 inches.
One Wheat Separator.
Ore Grenwalds Steam Holster.
-Four sets Elevators and Conveyors
One Wind Mn.
Together with large amount Of Skating
Eeyel Gearing, Betting, &c
PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO.,
Nos. Is, II and 10, Main street
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NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

y received until January LIST, ls67, for the put
ting on of three 60 strings good Blue Limestone,
well broken on Main Street, from Washington
toJcfIrrson Street STEPHEN CLARK,
decl43t Street Commissioner.
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yn,;onaIR ank of West Va.

rCUE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
HOLDERS of this Bank and election for
Directors will be held at the Banking House ON
Tuesday, Jan. g. 1857, between the hours OF
And IP NJ &. LAMB
d.cs 2aJ Cashier.
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FOR RENT.

r,,HE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ON
| Main street formerly occupied by Edwards,
Stone & Co. as Wholesale Boot and Shoe Store
Possession given Immediately For further par
tculars inquire Of 4. {. EGERION,
At Stein Bros, correr Main & Monroe streets.
derS
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Misunderstanding was a very
wet and disagreeable day,-rain, snow
and slest descending alternately from
morning until night.
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HIGH GLEE.-The skating park and
Wheeling Creek were thronged with
pleasure seekers on skates on Saturday.
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FOR SALE.

TFFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
Of stock in the Howard Iron Works. This
stock would under no circumstances be offered
for sale. but for the fact that the owner has re-
moved from the city nOv2O
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n&raVl
Falloure's Confectionery,

FallOure's Confectionery, vi
MONROE ST., NEXT TO MLURE HOUSE,
Is THE PLACE TO GIT YOUR
L Oysters In every style. have 4 saloon ft-
ted up expressly for Ladies' and Gents. Wed.
dings and other parties will be supplied in good
tended to on moderate terms. \
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FOR RENT.
EOEs RENT.

rI,UE TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
/ situated on the South side of Centre Street
between Fifth and Sixth, at present occupied by
Mr. Jno. Hamilton. Apply to JOHN l.. RICE,
al NJ. c. Leech & Co. No ll3 Main Street.
dsCl2.lw
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Y. NJ. c. "A regular meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held this evening.
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FOR RENT.
FIRST RATE SIN r 3 =

n room. situated on Market street, opposite
the McLure House-ls feet front by - feet
deep. Apply to TH0S. OBRIEN,
JarIO Custom House Real Estate Agent.
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RAeALE.
FOR SALE. !

FINE STALLION, FUN SIX.
a TEEN hands high, mahogany bay, and six
ears old. Call on j. S. RHODES, No; 10 Main
Street, Wheeling. aeciaSt
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FOR RENT.

THE ROUSE AND FURNITURE
i on Fourth street, occupied by Mr.. Samuel
Mitchell and family. Also two brick tenements
on the Island. Apply to Mrs. 5 MITCHELL.
lecl0
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PATENT.--Mr. A. Wells, of Morgan
town, has been granted a patent for i'm
provement in cotton seed cleaners.
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WANTS..
WANTED.

GOOD FEMALE COOK (PROTESTAND
~ can obtain = permanent situation at the
best wages, by applying at this office. Best
references required. dcclt3t
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rAKEpARr1crLAR NoTIcH.

pr. 7. addresses all those who have injured
Themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, uniting
them for either business, study. society OF
marriage.
Thcsn are some of the ssd and m ,lancholy e.
frcts producrd by early habits Of yuuh, via;
weakness Of the Back and Limbs Iains IN ths
Head. Diiunrss 81 sight, Losa Of Muscular Pew
81. Palutailnn Of The Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous
Irri,ahility. Dcrangcmcnt of the Digestive Pune
iions Central Dcbllty symptoms Of Coh~usp'
ton, &c.
NlENTATLY-The fearful effect on the mind
ar, much To- he drcadrd--I.0Ss u Memory, ton
fusion Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits. Evil
Fofrboding- Aversion 81 Society, SELF Usiiist
Love 1f solitude, Tuidiiy, &c., Al" soioo OF tie
evils produced.
iudrr What n the cau-r Of their declining health,
losing their vigDr. becoming weak, pale nor.
voua and oInariated. having singular appear.
anCe about tho cyes, cough and symptoms u
COuaufuuiiur
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DIP. E. J. HENNIG.

HONUOPATUF PHfSTtIANi
Ill has removed his Office 10 Mon street be.
tween Market and Fourth. Ofice hours ifDm
to Q a. m; 20 Up. m; 8 10 ? p. m.
a
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CEWiNG MACHINhs.-
= Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced, fully licensed machines Send for our
circular SHAW { CLARK, 5. NJ. Co. Biddc'
ford Maine novlily
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j. & q. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street, 1ppozlte tbs
Washington Han. a 6sv doors above Monroe
Street keep constantly on hand full sssort
meuf Of the above articles.
- Thsir wagons run constantly TO al parts
Of the city With Bread, Crackers, Rasks Cakes,
cte sef90.
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the fact5E 6s;f potMfiii6S f6Eyisit-
ing the impfisoned womauin this city,
is o source of trouble to her and of Won
der to our populace.
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nR JOHNSTON

Member of the ROYAL College of Surgeons, Lon.
don. graduate from one of the most cminrnt
Colleges in the United States, aud the greater
part Of whose life has been spent In the hospitals
OF London, Paris, Philadelphia aud .lso"heIe
thai we're svar kpswn. Many treublcd With
biR YSyR,i IN ttp hffS ihiffd Htfih6Sl4f Aoais
bashfnints. With frcqpcrft bIushine. attended
sometimes With dersngcmtnto Vi mind. wefs eur
ed immediately,
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THOS. O'BRIEN,
REAL ESTATE AGEN T.
Omce---Cu.toin House BuildinE,
WHEELING, WEST VA.

DUYS AND SELLS REAL EST \ T 4,
- Stocks, &c, on commission. Oilers the ioi'
lowing:
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MARRIAGE;

Rafect that n sound mind ard boly are The
most necessary REQUISITES 10 promote eOnB1biai
happ!ucsa Indeed. without these tho journey
through lih, bsc0tnss a weary pilgrimage, the
prospect hourly daTbens - the View. the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and hlird With
the melancholy reflection that the happiness 81
another lyscones blighiod ~ith or own.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81 1866
DRY GOODS.

HEohGE kEyBs'. sis EIGHTH AVENUE FOR
a. Jew uAyn only greas sale OF Mnslns good muslin
&c, worth 5lo; Sic, worth Szlsc SIZE worth 4sc All
from &C. TO loo per yard below Wholesale prices -
ERINGEs, TAssELs CORDS
An assortment Just opened.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY, GRAHAM AGO
10 Maiden lane
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CsITuATIoN wANTED-By A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
- 10 do chamberwork and waiting The best reference.
Apply at O. West 10Th ST., second door. back room
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CD TO sa-BEAUTIFuL COILS fFRENCH TWIST,
D IS to 81 Grecian Curtis IS - 500 splendid Braids
(switches $50 $40 at Peckbams hair bazaar PSI Grand
ST. between Bowcry and Chrystic stairs Wanted
two first class hair dressers, at Si2 per week.
100 GIRLS wANTED-To SEW SUN UMBRELLAS
lOV and parasols; steady employment Apply Bur.
hans Miller 62 White street Work given out 10 good
hands
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CITUATION wAHTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
y to chamberwork and sewing; objections 70 wait
Ing ady best city reference Apply for two days at Isl
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-03
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL


OFFICE OF THE UNION AND AMERICAN,
THURSDAY, May g. 1866. J
MoNETARY.-The following were the quotation
for gold in New York yesterday and they show a
considerable advance Opened 1863; 1853 at 1l:15;
l273z at noon. and l2134 at4P.M. Ezs.EEE AZ
The demand for Bank of Tennessee notes con
tinues good at former quotations
Union Bank is very dull at 75c. with very little
demand.
Planters Bank notes arc in demand at &c buy
ing and 65c selling.
Southern money. generally, is very dull and fiat.
Only few Of the Banks are selling readily.
Corrosive have but little change in our
market since last report. Some 20 bales changed
hcnds on yesterday at prices ranging from "a to
26c. New Y ork dispatches report holders unwil-
ling to sell at S2935c for middling New Orleans,
33c f"r low middling.
GRoCERIEs.-The trade in Groceries was pretty
fair yesterday, with sales at about our former
rates.
FLOUR may be regarded as a shade better, owing
to a rise in the Eastern market.
BACON is quiet and not much doing from the
fact that holders maintaining the late advance
while buyers are waiting for a reaction.
COFFEE is slightly improving and may be re-
garded as firm at our former quotations.
SUGAR is in fair request and without change.
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Cincinnati Market.
by Telegraph

10y lGlesTdpuI
CINCINNATI, May 2.-FLOUR-Firm; superfne
IS 2jgs 50; extra 50 25G9 IS; and family SO 2jCG
II 90.
WBEAT-Firm. and for prime to choice old red
there is a pressing demand at 6092 70; no change
in new but held very firm at 2 30 for No. and Is
for No.
CoRS-Unchanged at 5S959c in elevator and 60
soc in sacks.
0ATs-Dull at 42a46c.
RYE-Firmer.
PRovIsIoNs-There was a large demand for mess
pork and prices advanced 81 closing with no SELL
ers at 500 sales of 200 bbls at 500 50; bulk meats
in good demand at Hole for shoulders and sides,
holders asking l12c higher at the close.
LARD-Dul, at 20c.
GRoCERIEs-Unchanged and quiet.
BUTTER-Dull and prices dropping, but not quo
tably lower.
GGGs-l9c.
GoLp-l27lL
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-HOUsE.-Mr. Blan, of
Maine. asked leave to offer the following resolu-
ton: ResolUcd That the President of the United
States be respectfully requested if not inconsist
ent with the public interest, to communicate to
this House at the earliest practicable day any au-
thentic information that may have come into his
possession in regard to the reported barbarous
bombardment of the city of Valparaiso by the
Spanish fleet on the Dist of March, ult. Also to
inform the House what instructions had been given
by the navy department to the officers command
ing the American feet in those waters Mr.. Bout
well objected; the resolution was not read.
Mr.. Caffrath. of Pennsylvania. offered a resO-
luton which was adopted, nstructingC or
Invalid Pensions, u report by bill or otherwise,
measure granting pensions to all surviving SOL
diers and sailors Of 1872.
Mr. jerks, of Rhode Island from the Com
mittee on Patents. reported bill providing that
upon appealing the first time from the decision of
primary Examiners to Examiners in chief in the
patent Offices the APPELLANT shall pay fee of $40;
the bill was considered and passed Mr.. jerks,
from the same committee, also reported bill
to give increased pay to Examiner and assistant
Examiners OF Patents, from April, 1861, to August
1865
Mr. Washbune. Of Illinois. required an expla-
nation which brovuht out the fact that the bill
was TO pay a certain clerks for performing the
| duties of higher grade.
Mr. Harding. of Illinois compared it to an eff
fort to give Colonies who act Brigadier Gene
rails the pay of the higher rank and moved to lay
| the bill ON the table Agreed to.
Mr. Chester of New York, from same commit
| tee, reported jsint resolution authorizing the
/ Secretary Of the Interior TO appoint three com
missioners to examine and report all patented
/ machinery and inventions that may be exhibited
at the Paris Exhibition in 1867. with power to en-
! ploy the necessary draughtSmen and photograph
ers the expenses not to exceed $4,000. After
some discussion, the resolution was laid on the
| table.
! Mr.. Hubbard. of Connecticut, from same COM
mittee. reported bill for the relief Of Phil. b.
Tyler looking to the extension Of his patent for
an improvement in cotton presses. the same as
/ though the patent had not already been extend
| ed After some opposition by Epson and Wash
| burn, the bill was laid on the table.
| Mr. Elliott from the Conference Committee on
| the disagreeing vote Of the two Houses on the
| Cuba Telegraph bill. presented report. The
Senate agreed to the first amendment OF the
| House. giving the Government Of the United
States the free use of the line at all times instead
Of only during the time Of war to second ameHd-
| ment of the House, limiting the toll per message
| TO s. so. with an amendment adding these words
subject, however, 10 thepower Of Congress to
alter"
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RuICIurs NEws.-Wc learn the General Con
ference of the Methodist Church, ut New Orleans,
has located the F6Scign Missionary Board at Bal
timorc. Rev. Or. r.. W. Schon, Secretary; and the
Home Missionary Board at Nashville. Rev. DIR. J.
b. McFeuiu. Secretary.
Rev pr +. o. Summers is elected Book Editor,
and Editor of the Nashville i3racr'e The .>gl-
dtv School isiior Is 10 be revived.
Rev. Or. A. L. 7. Green, Rev. A. 7. McFcrrin,
Rev. j. b. McFcrriu. Rev. pr. Z. II. Myers, Rev.
nr.J. n. Linn. Rev. Or. :. Watson, Rev. A, r.
Winfield. W. II. Elli-ton, aud Thompson Andcr.
SON are constituted Book Committee.
Thcuamc OF the Church was changed To Meth
oatt Church" and has 60 be submitted To ',
Annual Conference, for thrcc-tourths APPROX.
ing vote TO make the change final.
We are not able O. state the definite action Ia
thi, rcgarl-thc Indication. are that the term la
been extended Go four 700.
There is no doubt Of the adoption of the policy
Of Las delegation In both the Annual aud General
Conferences. though we have not seen the ina
vote ON that measure.
The Educational Committee recommend the e.
tabh-hmgut OF am institute for the education %
young men entering the ministry also q higher
standard Of intellectual qualifications for tho,'
entering Conference also the concentration %
the Cburyh TO the support ola few schools undo
the guidance Of the Church.
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Meeting OF the American Medical Assoc
chiffon.

Meeting OF the American Medical Assoc
citation.
BALTIMORE May 1.-The 10Th annual session of
the American Medical Association was held at 10
o'clock this morning in the Concordia building.
About 800 delegates were present. DR.. D. II. Sto-
YER of Boston, the President elect last year, oc-
cupied the chair. The Vice Presidents, Drs. Dunn,
Almy and Hopkins, and Secretaries Drs. Akin
son. of Philadelphia, and Morgan, of BaltimOer.
were present. The ex-President and Vice Presi-
dents of the Convention were invited to seats on
the platform.
The President called the meeting to order, and
in response to his suggestion. DR.. C. C. Cox.
Chairman of the Committee of Arrangements
welcomed the members to the Inequalities of Bal
tmore trusting that when leaving they might
bear away many pleasant "reminiscences of the
Monumental City.
DR.. NJ. A. Patton, who last year was expelled
from the Association, was unanimously reinstated,
having been fully exonerated by the committee
to which the papers in his case were referred DIR.
Patton was conducted by Drs. Cox, 0rdway and
Sayrc to the platform, amidst great applause, and
expressed himself much gratifed at the action OF
the Association. The greatest enthusiasm and
unanimity prevailed
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Exquisite
Davis.

There is further talk of a motion in the Senate
to-oay, to expel Senator Davis, of Kentucky,
from that body, on account of sentiments utter
cd by him on the 9th of last month, before re-
ferred to, and which Senator Howard denounced
ynstnr1lau as reunlntinnn and treasnnahla
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-03
DIED.

In this city, ON the "a inst. at 10 o'clock A. ~
Mr. EllzARETu SINGLETON. consort OF Moses
Singleton, aged Is years months aud 10 days.
The funeral services win take place at the resi-
tcnce of her daughter. Mrs. Warder. on High -,
this afternoon. the 81 inst, at o'clock.
The friends Of the family are respectfully in
yited 20 attend Divine service 10y the Rev. Mr..
Hunting
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph.
New ORLEANS, May , 80 COTTOy-Iregular;
sales to-day l,672 bales.
SUGAR-Unchanged
FLoUR-Firm: superfne s. 20.
HAY-$27.
PoRK-Firm and unchanged
ToBAcCo-Stock incIeasing fair l4@l6c.
Gold 1856 Sterling So francs AS; freights very
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Louisville Market.


by Telegraph
LOUIsvLLE, May 2-TOBACCO-Sales of 23
hhds leaf tobacco at full rates.
FLcUR-Superfne, s. 20.
Corn AND 0ATs-Unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork $2S 70. Bacon, Shout
ders l3c; clear sides l754e.
LARD-In fierce. zoe.
WmgEy-Raw - %
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-03

New YORK. May 1.-The Common Council re-
pealed the ordinance widening Ann street.
John Ross, stock Spectator in Exchange Place,
was arrested for forgery. He had purchased $780,
900 in gold, each from Black & Spaulding and ].
S. Grouse, paying fer the same by his own certi-
fed checks on the Continental Bank. The GER
tifcatcs proved forgeries. Ross is said:to have
forged the signature Of \. S. Rodgers to two
checks on the Union Bank for $64,5O0, each.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-03

The NEW AMERICAN CYcLoPEDIA.-We arc
pleased to announce that Messrs Appleton & Co.
have in process Of publication an edition of this
great work, in sixteen volumes, S vo. $50 pages
each at a reduced price, which will enable most
families TO place it in their libraries. We have
not seen the later volumes, but regarded it up to
the breaking out of the war as one Of the most
useful publications originating in this country
The publishers also propose to complete the
sets Of Southern subscribers, incomplete at the
inception Of the war, at a discount of one dollar
per yolume-which must be considered very lib
eral
W. 7. Berry X Co., Public Square, in this city,
will furnish all who may apply with the work
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Bombar<inent Of Valparaiso Checked.
WASHINGTON, May 2-The following dispatch
relative to the bombardment Of Valparaiso has
been received at the Navy Department:
L. S. STR. VANDERBILT. VALPARAISO, March
81. ls65.-sir: have the honor to announce that