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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-21

Personal NorIcE.--Mrs. Caroline Richards,
Of Charleston, S. O., arrived in this city on
Thursday in search of Mr.. Theodore Pierman.
This person can ascertain what business Mrs.
Richards has with him by calling at police
HEADQUARTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-21

ERENCH Il CRENSHAW, at their
JIG EXTENSIVE FURNITURE WAREROOA6,
(CORyRR MAIN AND NINTH sTRYsfs,l
are now receiving q large and choice selection
OF rich and fine GOODS, to which they invite ths
attention of purchasers. Included In the stock may
be found
PARLOR SUITS OF antique and modern designs,
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, and MAHOGANY, In
PLUSH, BROCATELLE, REPS, and HAIR.
CLOTH
CHAMBER SUITS Ts-ROSEwOOD, MAHOGANY,
and WALNUT: some very elaborate In destSn.
COTTAGE SUITS i'm every variety and style.
LIBRARY and OFFICE FURNITURE In great W.
BEpsTEADs wARDROBEs, CABINETS, Wash.
STANDS, TABLES, HALL SETS, ETEGRES,
&c.
sFSss SssSs sss y1stss sbsss ssp a Of HA!
In addition to the above, can always be l0und
large and well selected assortment Of CARPSflN0,
OII-CL0THS, MATING, WINDOW 6HADBS,
PAPER HANGiNGS, PRINTS for furniture covers,
and FURNISHING GOODS generally. ap lA-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-21

prTE Twenty tubs GOSHEN
BUT sTeesiyingpsf steamer Hyttsrss, On
II WILLIAM Z. ENG kC0..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-21
NEW YORK, 18TH.
OILS.
Oils.
.H FOR MACHINERY.

OIL FOR MACHINERY.
We offer Dealers, Railroad Companies, Foundriess
Saw Mills, Planning Mills, and all persons Isinf
SLOW or RAPID MACHINERY the vLk0IEiA
NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRICATiNG OIL
as an excellent and economical lu0ricetor.
this HOME ARTICLE will be furnished With z saf.
ncency to make trial on application. Satnne.
tion guaranteed to Rurehasers % The PuSntsT tTpn9o sn9
LEUM LUBRICATING OIL differs from any Petro.
leum Oil III this market. 1t Is unsurpassed -
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
apl2 corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
EROSENE OIL! KEROSENE
N OIL PURE KEROSENE OIL at SEVENTY.
FIVE CENTS per gallon, for sale by ,,.o~
Apothecary and Druggist,
mhl Main and Third streets.
EROSENE OIL, only eighty-five
N cents per gslI92ni, for % sale ssGy,rrc, 6y ,sr1r
NH ls-2m No. lss Broad street.
CHEAP LIGHT! CHEAP LIGHT u
u KEROSENE OIL, AND KEROSENE OIL
LAMPS-Having made large additions to our stock
band~I would invite my old friends and the
public generally to call and see me before pug:
chasing elsewhere. For the present We VIII seu
our oil at EIGHTY CENTS Fer d faRiIss9x Rsx Agent.
fe Ism at the old stand on Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-21
y, ,r,vr.s - PLANTATION BITTEgs.

r..v ..' with uncrrinS power, and are taken
r.,I. the pleasure Of a beverage They perform
,., wonderful cures in stubborn cases OF Dyspep-
.. I.yrr Complaint, Nervous Affections, Loss Of
,,...... Ir,ermittent Fevers, Diarrh9a, Sour Sto-
Headache, Fever and Ague, Weakness,
,,.g,,I Dependency, sc. is a morning appetizer
- ilt.,-iiuaer tonic, they should be in ertry
,..... Tley are deiightfu1, erhilorating sti-
...l,. .-ttLoH aay subsequent stopifying reoc-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-21
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
parursTpR Decemher oS.

.Nr<sR,. p. II. DRAKE: Gentlemen,-l have
~,'.ral terribly with Dyspepsia for three or four
...r. and tried many remedies without effect. !
/ A. In sbanIon my profession, and suffered greatly
s,... .,yarvtbing ate. l have now tried the flan-
.....r Rf,irrs-they helped mel continued their
r... and am now nearly well man. know OF
.r." ;, lar eases.
Respectfully yours.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
. reie unb Cine.
Cine @r3dblune.
0on
%. .. - 9prn.
(G prtiebxue.)

Da3 @prt ce6 Mdb@ens batte @a>
Briefs @esle tpieter Inc pple @lef99e>
,pi9t eebra@t. @ubi8 unb fef ia8te er
pem BON ibm iebr beliebten Mefftr ct
ppute, ba feline 2ebrseit ~ Gnbe iet, nan
aud feine Stunbe ldn9er pabetnt bletben.
Gr m6Be Inn bod ben 2ebtbrief l9reiten,
Md@fen Montae ,plnl9e er BON ,pannen
81 3teben. Der Meifer ipra@ }ein 8e<
pauern aus, paB tr 70 iebr pamit ellie.
@abrtel aber perteblte es ni@t paB er
nun. 100 feline Greunce fcrt ietsn, bier fi@
nt9t n,ebr 8ebeuer flb!e, unp laete Is beu
Mst1ter pbne 5fbl, bab fit ii@ perabrepet
bdtten, e8 10 gu MAIDEN.
Der Weifera nerlpra9 ben Qebrbrtef
anb @ab1iel lebte, .pte iu,mer, title fetne
Mtteit fort. 5l'5a f1 j.
R5s9tn oter iab braben am 15enfter
anb BE Nabel rubte, ,peil anoere @eban,
ten ibre @eele bel@dfn8ten.
@ie fam ct bann 3u bem Cont 2 fraa<
te fe. Mun, fubr fie IN ibrtm leiitn
@elbRBeiprd@e fort, e8 mar aud cine
bumu,t @epe BON mir, rt@t tuun, !! l1nb
i'd bab's aud 70 0ltt&Stltte ibm eeia8t,
pbnt si9entlt9 Gtwa8 babt 3u benftn.
G8 aebt Ginent sinmal II, unb er bdtte
aud ni3t elei& Is 70 ipibis ~ nsbutn
trau@tn. Gs IL oar1i8 pp., ibut - !.
Greilidb, fubr fie mad einiBet &u8en<
bli6ea fort, ,nubte ts TIN perbrttben, bae
t@3u tim ta6 @prt fu8te, al8 Ct pol.
ittntm Gort8ebtn }pra@. Da batt' ID
tbm wptl etwa6 &nbtre8 ia9et f6nnetl
! ttnb maiien. @abrtaftte Sit fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
QQu( RieQer' S

n
@rceQente8 Mu1en1pQi1er,
bewG6rt in ben i@wierieRen GdQen als nunerr-
bar wtyfenees 9eilmittel, III, ME bic pbisen
Yraparate, Yatientsn tie DIFFERENTIATION BE-
@tr mS$ttn matt.rn lassn, ta6 moris's
BladberrY. Bal a nj ale Gdle BON
Spmmertranfbeit (srmmer-complaint)
be 3intern beilt.
Mtprie'8 S{a1ienti6er 9lu9e,t:
8dlfQut
ais unfeblbare6 Mtttel
fiir pte Rrantteiten be8 Mu9e8.
@e.a.utssn.s, "'s eitssana n, ~ Sc. ~xbransutruj,n,
Tltnntern ilno @@md&e.
DoS MitteI wirtt unfeblbar, mag bic Rranf.
belt ftrppbulSlen, pbtr aneern u1iprun8s fein (;
lie npirft oeaen S@p1@e unb Abnebmet ftr
0raft bes @ebnerpen unb beilt trantbatte 3u.
RGnbt in BEN Bau be7elben. 8efpnbera fo!@eu
Wtripueu III empftbltn, mel4e ibr Muee tort.
Hp1brenb anaufreneen baben. DIR Balm tutre
ibrer @ettraft aQstmein geiunte 3batietelt nit
btr Serltiben.
Wrpbirt'S unb ibr merbst's bematrt fnten.
Wreis : IS Gent per Glaf&e.
y baben bei allen Dru80iften.s
Mprfe u. DatleY, Gteentbumtr.
Dubuque, sjetpa.
Die Materialieu, aus tenen es 3ubtrtitet If,
Fub rein unit ISRlt&. Gs tR nit t,@fer Scre.
falt unb @enantsiett 3uiammenseftst nnb NIT
St@erbttt nnb ebue @@mer3 an3upenbeu. ta 80
du6erli& appltetrt NTH unb bte @etabr tauft(3er
@tntrulaueenmaf&unssn, ~el@e bas CARTE &u.
eenesmete {p lei@t 3eraSrtn, sermeibet.
l1nb tutt fir tas &uee ~ unsemtin hppbltb6.
fig tutrsenb, purte es aud bS@R betllam sr'
fInben fur
B3anbpnnben, Gntaansunsen, &C.
tpruusene 2ippen nub p6nbt,
@atm manGtnesr. Sal3tlub. GrY.
ftptlas, Snfsttenft&tas as.
@ptfeu. . Datley, Dutuaae. Sona.
Qt8enttimer.
o. 9eeen Ginienbuus BON 80 Gent III frau-
ttrttm 8sttf 3asef&tdt.
Morse's Blackberry Balsam
F@eres Mitttl fir . Dtarrbse, f4le&ti
@erbaunne,. Gbpltra Rprbns.
Atnber.Gbplera. .nAhaIle 4 nter'
Ietts. .4santbetten.
407 paul &te9er
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&tlltttri;s''t:|istges II. $ !:
Gin {altttltbtu
gpn Ge. 9orf6.

i tf.s@ sf Orn Cc. OCtlO. %sS+@ #AtP
Gs raul&t tas 2aut, btr 8inb er~aSt
Gum Sag st.tlaret f& bic Na&t ai sl5a
11nb laneiau, Retet ber @onnenfrabl 8
1pm walb'een, Berg berab ms 2bal.
Balfam'f&tr @eeeu truff mie 2bau
@un 26mmerwoltsn filbererau,
Mo@ bdnet Il blant pte Demantf&anm
Mn ieser 8lame, iebem Baum.
Der 2er&e freub'eer Morseufane
4linet beu bas pette 3bal entlane,
Wte mnrmslnb Ge&u tprt@t ter patn
@it 8l6tter3uueen srnR baretn.
Da iprenst bas wuppenHetb entswst
Das f&Snfe Rinb tes f@Suen Mat,
nnb ber mie toet am Strau@e bin9,
Sn'a 2eben tritt Gin S@metterline.
M&t MutterpFege fablt Ct je,
5bm untetanut If Rintesmsb>
SIM warn.en pan@ ber Qen3esiuft
@ntlp,inst spQtpmmen ct Ter @ruft. :.
Den i&Ianttn 2eib. teu1 2i9t entRamn,t,
l1mblllt btr S&wineen wurpuriamn,t,
@ein Aleib, pie &e8entpsen bolb,
3tert man@en Nuees blintenb @plb.
No3 bdnet ts 3ttte1nb fef am 6trau4
l1nb trtntt ttr Sonne 2ebensbau@,
llnb freut, bur@pulf So.4 tnn'rer @lutb,
Sid ob bes Qaubes f@'rer 9ut,
9lun aber psift bic @@wtneen' Ct
unb fattert fptslenb bin uut ber.
BE fe- IN 9u6enbmutb erftart,
9bu traBen auf bee eebtns Marft. s
.Gliee', ainb ber 8.eube, Fitse nur!!
Dttn &ummelplab IT Gelb unb Sur;
@enieBe npa6 ber CONNER beut,
11nb lete, benn bu lebeft beut!
gun 8latb' ~ 8liitbe i&pine' ti& leiat,
~ tbr ber fiBe Duff entmeidt,
Iriut' ausber &sle ponietbau,
Die Ellie fet tein RSnissbau!
B..
Sbr piir3'ser ael&, 70 peib unb rein,
Sea betntr 2tebe: Brautbttt ietn>
Da fsft, fern BON 2etb unb Darn,
Dem Slid am Bulen, .pst@ nnb pa.ns,
Da Rirb aup, bunter Spbn ter 2uft,
8erpsb', tpie BlItbenFaub unb Duff,
g. fail bas 2aub sem 8aume famebt,-
3ufrieben ftirb, bu bait eelebt!
(Gbieaso @onnt. .3to.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
NauI @tt8er'8
unfeblbore

Me6i3t1t sesen &6euntott6n
felbf IN btn bSsartieRen GdQen btefer arantttit
bon f@erfer @irtung, sptrb ben 2anblau fepteM
~ 5ol@en preiien abgtlaifen, nel@e ttnen CUTE
Vrpfite btim 0ertauf l9ern. ii III
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&lut<: at11b @oQe11retni9111t98
a.s,, In ~ ille1t, :s1 e: A. +: !
bic bette 9ansntebt3tu fit bic ero6e Mn3abl pcn
RranIteiten, mslGe tur9 BirunreininunS tes
8lute unp @tSrun9 ber 8erbauunes' Sr8ane
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&eele'S.

&eele'8
@Qarballan1 (@atrltfe),
Das ausee3et@net0e auer betanntet Mtttel, jur
8efSrberung tes Da@stbuu.s bee 1aar8 unb
BteberbetfeQuna ber Giae unb urtpruuelidbtn
Tarbe ber{flten, fir ben @rpb. y. Stltinpertaut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27
Das berlbmte tn8lil@e'
@ferbe>, &it1bDieb< II. @&af<
T1NTMTNT ~.

pel@es teter Garmer ale (dtsees Gurmittel fir
aQe Arttn duberlt@er 8rantbeittu ftiues 0ieb-
fatbes I'M 5auie balten fontt.
Sir bieie8 Qinimeut balte t& bae Depot flr
ben &n8rp6. .1ntauf III ben @taaten Mtnneiota
unb Didcon{in. III u >e>a.S@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-10-27

Umpire B1OCK, Dbtrt SlapL 5.'V11uBt.
St. Naul, @innefpta,
bGlt fit ben @roB. unb Rleinpertauf aQe Mrten
Sen @.sneitn, oatet!aneil&e nn0 anetiiauii$te y
Apetsstetwaaren nne praparirte Mseistnen in
0rI6ter Muswabl surydtbig.
gDieserserfdufer uor, 2ante erbalten bel Gn'
9rps>8aar> Ginf6uien bic allereinfieftn &ban-
cen. ,>@ -
Nebi3inen perben na@ Ntespten au ieter 3eit
pom beften Material prdparirt. -.
Yerfamerten unb auilsttenartitel IN unaber'
trpftntr Muspabl. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
The Observance in the City.

Yesterday being the day appointed Tor the obseques
Of Gen. Scott generally observed day OF mourning
the city 10 many DID, tried friend being carried
hi, last resting place where mortal shond never more
behold him. 1t ssd day few and TO that his
departure from this eGrh theme Of general regret and
heartfelt sorrow FROM the highest 70 the lowest would he
deviang particle from the regret that
peTie1ced.
All OF the public Offices closed az well the Board Of
StOct brokers. By order OF tho Board Of Education
the various schools Gnder their superintcndenc
If holiday u may be called-!Or even hev. appaI
sntly placed restraint upon their gambos and moved
around queness and restraint 20 them strangers They
had been told doubt that great soldier ard
dead that had fought he British in the 1919
had shed the American Nation In Mexico that
yesterday be 10 buried At West Point the
story OF all great American soldiers Perhaps this not
All The early closing the stores tae lays AZ ha and
the aspect toe lower portion Of the city amer mid
Law NAV have had something 70 10 witt y.
apnosnced the steamers Daniel Drew and Armenia left
this CITY the loot Of De3bros esst ior West Point by
O'clock mber Of people already upon the dock wait
ING 10 take passage order attend 70. funeral OF ihe great
SOLDIER long before the hour named Jf The departure
ocIoch-both boat. crowded Indeed 80 much that
IL was with difficulty that Gen Grant ana ms sah conid elbow
their through the crowd 70 me saloon Beside thes the
following gentlemen were on board.
G., Cornyok Col PAk-r Col Porter Col Bslsau, Gen DEM
MAJOR and MAJOR brennaD Adnnt BsneA Ihonas ten p
SERVER Gen Ea.1n COmmlssaiy GENERAL oil subsI
O Howard Gen sbrus. Assistsn coMms'1F uene
Fry Gen IowHssr Gen lli hcoc. Con
CO.. Reed 81 2 Rect y. o. Lieut. Provost lth
Ret v r. g.. Iisnf Simmons. ia egt Qsrt-rmAster
Buckn.r sld Psg the lion King Nr De
Peyse MAYOR Bfcs 'ne hoard Of Alderman
President Green o. te Corneineni Aldermen Nsnum 1edhey
Flynn and Ih0ma with other members Of he Conlcu to1nci
Besides these there o' from e following hiis regiments
nom The lisoss s'sity vs. reVs'sIss y D. Wheeler
sia az 4ir msmbsfi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
FIELD SPORTS.
Base Ball.

EXCELSIOR ACT. HARVARD THE OLD EXCELSIOR
vICTORIoUS-A BRILLIANT DISPLAY or BATTING
sIx THOUSAND PEOPLE PASS The GATES.
The finest display OF batting seen IN any game
Ills that shown in the match at Bedford yester
day tho Excelsior and Harvard Clubs the result
beng weearnod victory for the Brooklyn club by the large
Of 60 Occupying less than three hours o.
time An immense sssembage OF spectators was present
fully 600 being in and around the ncosure large police
force present and order far any overt act
concerned observed; bnt large crowd Of overgrown
boys ard weldressod "roughs dsereced Themselves and
The club Of which proiescd TO be the friends and
followers yos and comments the psy Of the Exeesors
which must have been anything but agreeable TO TIE visiting
NIB though done apparently in their behalf HE
,eu however Wa. 70 drust he New EngandeEs with The
parties guilty u such potty actions
Tie game chiefly marked BY fine display OF batting
fielding not being TO tbn mark of either Club except In
n lev Instances The Ertesors oIened With a lead and
Increased tr feofe largely each inning 10 the seventh
when The 0ii stood &C 20 G Anorwarl tie uerards made
change IN their pitchers which led 70 tue Excesos scoring
three 6lnk Tho change made too late to be OF service
The la result beng victory for tie Ereeors oy score OF
20 o. the close of the match the Haryards were hand
,omey entertained toe Eiceors G. j. smith OF the Allan
ITO acted Umpro and with entire Subtraction to all We
a . M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

Tolrpo. June Flour quiet Wheat firm and better
on most trades; sale. New Amber Michigan - 25Gs2 PSI
Nav White g j3as2 sos Amber. O. aoi No MlWau'
Zoo - corn opendel t ic lower and closed lc lower;
sale. M 5a 60c for No H. Sc No % Oats steady 90 i2c.
L9ss Is' Jui 1' uFoar sal whea. dali whisky in
GOOD demand at a. "a in bond Mess Pork in good demand
sales $50 bbs at SCI for so for old Lard re "ou
oswRGo juno I-Flour unchanged sales at $40 25 for
No. Spring. sl2 for Red Winter and 81 for ponoe Ea
ira wheat dull but unchanged sales OF No. Milwaukee
Club at a. o. and No Chicago Spring Corn lower taes
oftso boa;loads No Illinois at re Oats held nj DC lor
Western Canal feyhts unchanged 3sc on Flour 9.c. on
Wheat and &C. on Corn 20 New York. ooo
NEW ORLE.Ss June cotton market feeble; sales I1vo
bales Low Middi1g 53GJtei receipts, ~ palsi ,ocL
40 90 bales Conee-Weeks sales sos bags GOOD ar 10
Prime 2Od2Osc god stock J252 bags Bankers SerIg IoO
AZ s025 for No Spring So for Red Winter sj for Double
Extra Wheat moderately active and unchanged sales
bush No Chicago Spring at 81 AS 1900 bush Milwaukee
Club by sample on private terms; 1000 bnsh No NH
wglee Club al s2 o. and 90 Amber Milwaukee Club s. TO-
cor. SGs r as Peas s' da NS sale. S
Canada e 90 Barley and Rye scarce and nominal csna
Freighis dull Flour 3sc Wheat9!c Corn Set. 10 New
YORK Lake Imports 10 900 bash Wheat 1000 bush Oats
Canal Exports: 82O bbs. -Four $1,000 bush Wheat JIOVo
bush 600 BUSH Oats Tho amount OF Hour ana gram on
,e Canal for tide water from Oswego and Buffalo yesterday
FJur bush Wheat L424Oo0 bush Corn, 800 Dnsh
Oats 90 busb Barley llOJO bush Peas ,,,n,n -.
NOBLE June l.-ColtoB-Saes to-doy 90 bales Mdding az
3c market nominal; receipts Of the week, 2leO bales
against 500 last week exports, 1850 bales STOCK 4''o
Allan June The markets are quiet Sales 500 bush
Canada East Barley a; 81 TO- Shipped by toWs-Ntoo push
Corn, 1896 bush Wheat a. 800 BUSH oats ,,,,,,, a,o
CHARLTsIoN June l-Cotton dull Strict Middlng J'c
receipts Of the week sl0 bales exports 1913 bies s'ocS
ISIS bales. Gold. 49,
week bales; exports 9s2 bales; stock q 2 bales
WIISnNGToS ". C., June L-Crudc rurpentlno declined
for White Prsin unchanged. Cotton unsettled. -.
CHICAGO, June The Board Of Trade beng closed bnt
iie doing. Wheat duh 81 tJasl G5i for No Corn
dull at 52l $50. for No. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02

honor the ysIo s pSTSsT Of If 4s1:a cam:
boat in order 10 attend the funeral They were
Pedro s,uao Pedro rsvni, r Faenier MIMI psso'tdo
r. w. Zubrlno a. 4 Ialblsno T. Be-, T. T. Sl.arr fsnisu
II the ,'cboais were crowded the morning trains for
West Point Neie more 20. They we're tnI3nseu win u.
chants pkeeIers aud others. accompanied ny thsr
and daughters, all of whom were anxious 70 pay men at
tribute Of respect zee to the beloved or the sesommOd
tion OF the great rush, to put on extra cars
THE VETERANS OF 1912,
These veterans also attended the unera ana t
in the steamer Armenia at the satae iline as 'o
They conspicuous for their venerable appearance anu
meeting the Mercer House when they Passed sees o
resolutions consOng the family their loss ana regrethB
the demise OF one 9th greatest Of modern heroes
TIRE POLICE COURTS.
As a mark Of respect to the memory OF the late
Cen Scott all Police Courts throughout the city were
closed yesterday afternoon.
ACTION OF THE SUPREME COURT.
After the call of the calendar and some little busi
had gone through with in Part Of The snpr'ne
Court Circuit Mr.. Chauncey shafer and sad May 1t
please the Court have been requested BY many Of the men,
bers of the profession present the adjournment OF this
Court on account of the day being made urous in history
as the day on paid by grateful country the ast
ionors 10 one her nobe and stanchest supporters
Once member Of our profession at the call OF MS country ne
devoted himself to its necessities and plunged INTO inc ea
ses that characterized the Of 1912 upon our border
From then ill LeutGen Scott has been not ohy 70
some extent The idol country bat Of the pillars OF The
Republic commanding the confidence Of the people even MS
rivals when the wercoud has arisen on any part OF
the borson Ills services have been invaluable Gs wGo
and citizen AT old age be has gone GOWN
to his grave. without a stain on bis character.
day being the day devoted TO tire last rites OF nation
the remains OF the great nero seems 70 me t anc proper
matter OF mourning for be had filed the measure OF
usefulness and honor but matter Of respect 10 the memory
of the iustrons dead that We should pause IN our pasus
contemplate the virtues Of that who has borne
important part in maintaining countrys dignity and
honor therefore this 10 dourn ont OF
respect 10 tie memory Of Lieut. Gen. Winfield scott
Mr.. w. :. Yard seconded the motion.
The Court. think such motion is highly proper in view
OF tho ustrious services deceased and accordingly
direct that this court stand adjourned without day and G
Oyer and Termiuer TO Monday next.
GENERAL CLOSING OF ALL THE OFFICES OF TIP
CORPORATION.
All the offices of the Corporation were closed yes
erday including the Mayor Office the Department Of Finance
The Croon AQueiue and Street Departments IN honor Of tie
memory of Gen Winfield Scott. Mayor Hoffman went early
yesterday morning with the Joint Special Committee OF the
Common Council TO West Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-02
Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY FTlIaY. juno J, Iebb.
THIS afternoon cattle sold at &c. y % I've weight
cheaper than "Wednesday and &c y lower than the
railing rates week ago Total receipts intending about
600 head OF stock cattle 600 Prices ranged from 6I0O3c
y 10 but there in the yards that would bring the
onsde figure to-day Threeourhs OF the supply was made
up Of Illinois fed steers averaging IN weight rom LOO
10 80 h. Sheep in good request at &c or shorn
and and cents for unshorn supply, Coco Hogs are hTm
Ia held a lOI lUlc
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40 TO THOMAS II. AGNEW'', Greenwich and
NJ M,u,y M where YOU mad Teas Cofee Fish Flour and
everything cheaper than store IN New York one pee house
40 70 MACFARLANDS Book store, corner
Twsr,vf ard RradWas there ycuw ind Oh he NEW
BOOKS old sAndd works aud s'o choice
Il Isl. tfsqeL -.l scotch siaoneiy
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Kentucky Episcopal Convention.

IOtfsvifLY Friday, June J. lett.
In the Episcopal Convention to-day, the Rev George
Cummings of Chicago was elected, almost unanimously
Assistant Bishop of this diocese
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Lntest ship News.


ARRIVED
STAN, Lin, Battle ship Jean Bar, F Newport mounts
Bar E k, i Ssi,ss N fs G RGi0 Ap Way
long So spoke BAH Born. from phsisphs Tor tto.,p
faneh Mencss wcndt anchor in the Lower Quarantine
Islands. % day. with b,is &c, George Buity Lot NO
Bra Lona tBrl Doe Renud, with produce to Mcce
Firth Mfy TO- o n s ~ q sf dns a. bark T.,e Mesn
sHs g. T. Eaton sr) m-,sus a. days. With fruit Law
er ~ II TLornds Rosand J'me'on, Brracoa May b.
scr r Lindsey Emery. 5aeo days With lumber to pnsee
ssir Tad. Wind Emeon Biddeord' BE- diy' with lumber
schr Echo or wsycor Dorchester N b. 10 days with stone
schf Geo " Baldwin Lonr Gouce.e with a''O o s's'
schr A. Scranton ol,dwn Ncwnayen for Eilab,'hPort
schI. sepph. RYDER. G.oacs.ter
Sci. g smith tsTy Peg i. S6s.'f Ti,,s.hpo for River
seSl snHs b. JACOBS She p.rd New Haven for Albany
seRr s. BisS.rd sleii, Portland C.
sshr. Yankee boz, Brewer, Hartford ioI ioGdon'
seSI GIsaf Joy nGa al..6 for H nS.GS london
s sShl j. a haaas h aIda New Londor fo ElabeOpO
s sehl D. 81 IT, BALDWIN vsnac,ser NewLonioa
s ssS,. y tlf re,ty s.l' S SSsEis'
sshr Mnervs wigh,mag. Ial River for Rondout
s s Erss;; S ss; ss g., ii.ls 5 dE'''''
s sc & c'e ds SoP Ssa f fs, S' isf gb,pon
SIN. r. Wotten Souns, BrooktaSen.
Schr Mary Mott. Biyeu. New London
schr y. T. Gilderslceye. Carroll, Philadelphia for Hartford
Sclf Niciou. 49,. Hordou' for Boston.
Schr Hannah H. Clave -, Albany ior Hartford
schr Almon Bacon Hart Rondout Tor Providence.
SebE Peansyy Jones. E1shethpoft for Providence
MEMORANDA.
Part Of the gold said be board the spanish bSk N De Ii.
N,r,. ,n IN .8 the Lower bay wascoVored yea.
rdsy by IN W Beers submarine engineer Of this city the
diving vi done by rhos. ". DeNrtcr'.
SPOKEN.
Nav 20 at ~ o. ong o. go bark Buns from Phi'dsPh Tor
Falmo1tA.
Shin r.hsm. Policy Bnfgess from Glaigow ApritI
Bns sprns Flower OF aud uom aaadeTlili 10 day'
WlND-A sunset 49,
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ALLAN n.
Intern stioaaI Convention Of the Ssssg MEMS
Christian Assoeiation.

Albany. FRIDAY, June ], lc1b.
The Internal ional Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association met tonight Of Tweddle Hall, Robt
H. Pruyn, Chairman. Addresses made by Hon. X.
H. Pruyn Row Messrs. Clark Taylor and Douglass, and
poem song composed by Alfred y. Street. There was
large attendance present, and pleasant meeting They
organize tomorrow at $3.50 m, AT DIR. Clarks church.
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F;r,w,.,s Muster at Pswshkeepsie.

POuGHKsFPsT. Friday Jane ]. lsf6.
The 6rst 6remen's muster in This city srce the COM
mepcemept of the War took place to-day, and was Wit
messed by TO- 600 people. Cataract Steam Engine No.
threw two streams 100 feet In perpendicular hight and ore
horizontal stream of 22J feet.