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The TIT Divorce Case.
SUZANNE CoUkT--cnAMBEks.
Before Judge barnard

NAr - -Anosiisa Tu "a Bevjs~s~ Tat t-rhis case
was called 20 fos Trial this morning Counsel for a..
PENDANT stated thai had been agreed that this snt
should be discontinued, and from explanations which
had been given the adjournment the counsel for
thc pinnn Withdrew the ACQUISITION OF adultery aga nst
proceed ngs before the court The plaintiffs counsel rad
thai they agreed 10 these terms and the husband Of
the lady had made sfdavit of his belief her limo.
osncs, he ~as wins TO socePs such DENIAL An osdss
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NAVY BULLETIN.
ALLOWANCE TO NAVY oFFtcgws.
GExEKAL ORpEKs--SO. rs.

GESEkAL OkpENs-HO 10.
Navy DsraErMESr, WASHINGTON. May ~, 1864
Congress having, in yew OF the cali for increased
pensation TO officers o. the navy repealed the Law which
prohibited any allowance them for rent Of quarters
o. pay rent for furniture for tights fuel &C. the
Department, In order to prevent recurrence OF tho
irregularities. abuses and arbAry allowances which
occasioned the prohibition, deen IL proper TO establish
snccs which were prohibited by tho law repealed
Accordingly from and after the first Day Of juno proximo
cflccrs who not provided with quarters shore
stations will be allowed equal 10 thirtyth and
third per centum OF their pay in lieu Of all allowances
except for mileage travelling expenses under orders
and those provided with such quarters twenty per centum
OF thor pay ia lieu OF said allowance The act Of March
j, 1853, having increased the pay of mdshipmen and
mates, the allowance hereby authorized will not be
extended to them.
GIDEON wELLEs, Secretary OF the Navy.
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ssoppa9e 90 shs Crossa In HARLEM.
70 the EDITOR ov THE HERALD.

desire 70 call the attention ef the proper persons
the fact thai sl Of The families In neshborhood
fcquessiy deprived Of TIE Il the cossn water BY u
being cue ~ fer short spaces of me for reasons
known 20 rbis morning have unable %
keep necessary nrrs for the want Of supply Of
70 prevent coIlarsing Of boilers, melting ~ pipes, kc
The water has been cut on agAin and DO MOI know
when shall bo supplsd. Ought there MOI to be some
way ef No. ifyins We people Of the depnvsiiona
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The mail steamship Java Captain Moodis, sni leave
this port on "Wednesday for Liverpool
The malls for Europe win close al half past nine
o'clock tomorrow morning
Tho Nsw YcaK hMno-Ediiios for Europs-win bs
ready al half past eight O'Clock in tho morning
Single copies 10 wrapps ready for mailing sir co,,s
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OFFICIAL LIST or OFFICERS or THE vRrEpMES's 4
BUREAU ORDERED UNDER ARREST BY ruE PKEsI.
DENT.
hsjor Gcprrai D o. HOWARD, Commissioner rrcedmen's s
Buresn3-
The President directs that Colonel r. whitery Assist
ant Commissioner for the Frcedmens Bureau Of North
Carolina Captain r. A. Seelcy, Superintendent OF tho
Bureau Tor the Eastern District OF North Carolina Cap
tain Isaac Rosekrans Commissioner Of Subs scnce OF
Volunteers duty In the Frecdmen's Bureau; Dr. Rush.
Medical Purveyor; Rev. Mr. Ftz, Assistant Sa-Frntend
en Of the Bureau for tho Trent river settlement Captain
Wheeler, Agent for the Bureau at Kinston n w. g. D.
CLAWS Chaplin, Superintendent, Goldsboro Ma5or G.
Hann Assistant iarermaster and Financial AGENT for
tAe Southern District Of North Carolina and MAJOR has
j. wckershaw, subAg for the Bureau Wilmington.
~ medatey relieved from duty and ordered report
In arros 10 Major General Ruger commanding the De-
pa1tmen OF North Carolina, who will instructions
In regard TO their trial soon charges can be prepared
aguana them by the Judge Advocate General
IL the following named persons arc In the employment
Of the Bureau they will In like be relics cd md
ordered TO report IN arrest 70 the Departments CON-
mander Rev. Horace James, Of Massachusetts,, aeeat
(yithout pay) n the Bureau In PITT county; also his
oerk, named Boyden Mr. Winthrop Tappan OF Name
Mr. Potter said 70 be Interested with Captain Scecy and
Mr. Brooks said ~ be interested with Captain Rnsskrsns
In cutivating pIaotat also brother tapa,a Re
krans said TO sc employed In the Comissary i'spers
ment You will please report action In the matter
for the nformalion of tte Secretary. n III
L. d. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant Gcnsrat
The above orders wcrc issued ON the 18th Mny. 20
3cnsrsl Strong BY Major General Howard
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MAI 7s-A true bii has been found By the Grand yury
against william Churchill and others for Violating
the provisions Of the act Of The Lssiafurs p~-ed Apr
TO- Isos, in 'holdng intercourse and communication
and going alongside the shp cordsrA on her arrival
notice has been gwen q motion 70 quAoh The ndict
msnt Edwin James. counsel Cor the defcndanls, ap-
discussion with the District Attorney. and % the surg
tion Of Judke Rasesi The wM sst down Tor sSgu
sceus before The Rscerdy q nssAag nsxA
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HEAVY RAfS sTOhM-APfRgHENrEp rt.rhOsfioN
or rnE WHEAT cKor-TnE wKprr or INV la
BoUcnEKE--cAfTAn nowArr cxsNrRtp, trc.
eas FaAxrsco May ~, 1893.
heavy rain falling all day yesterday created much
apprchcnson for the wheat crop, u s t5oufbt uid
unsrssonshle moisture will producs rut Whole heids
of gram in santa Clara county are reported have bs.
prostrstsd.
The steamer Continsntal arrived from uaxa.lan With
Earckn, with e1o. 600
Dc~plschss nom viesovsa stale thai tho Hpersl Co.
mission The lose ~ ne steamer Iabonchsre IMAM.
moueiy Captain Mowau for rOt testing his CON
pass before leaving Fan FrAncco for 20; running neat
shsse after slnkpx, AMI for saving rerson probv 81
shs expcass OF Ae rpysi mail.
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RrcoxsrRrcrTox MEETING IN PAINFUL HALL
BosreN yiREnRN AT TnE FRENCH IMPOSITION.
BoeroS, May ~, ls69
pubic meeting has been called In fsneuii Hail. for
Thursday noon, In reference 20 rcconstrucion Cover
Bullock will pgcside and General Hawsy OF Connec
cut; Hon. Samuel Mckee, Of Kentucky, and Hon VIII
Lam B Stokes, Of Tennessee, expected 70 sp-ak
steam FIrc Engine Company No g. of Boston, maxi
g srrsngcmcD 20 attend the opening cf the Industrial
Exhibition NJ PAris accompanied by their steam nre
q
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vanc ors sass ut taking the place all other bor,,
inlments Ard ointmens All Who use Atnowledso h a
be the best known for CALLS Scratches Cuts Hpr.ln.
Bruises and 10 many oasrs 9aisos yonng savin QuHiei
Cr.rk. BE- oor bcI: spAby all druggists, aud ihe
pot, 20 Cedar street. NJ r.
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The Pr.sby,sriss A,.em5iiss. !.

TIE sppeai and complaint Of Rebsri .. bfsckinridss
and others against the sysod Of kehtocky. was
bcfore the 0ld eclooi Assembly to-day; but
Little profess made. the June being ina iiy ~.
oupied In deciding who the parties In the case
a. an smpt bad been m~do 70 couple the complaint %
W heHilsh as,'nst the same synod 9th that q Dr.
Brcklnr d4e II vss 6nally determined that Dy Brek
nrdge and h si~s ~ere proper conplsis.sis and
the Synod q Kentucky Defendants Dr. BrectiDrtdgs
n.ads s,fong speech against this decision he Wishing
reach the fresbytsSy and sgnsr OF the deeisraica
AMI Testimony and Try them no' cut them OF by
Iuliop. Ne claimed that The new Pfesbytsy vsyvpded
for vonld take Ill sbese rebe back ssssn which he ob
jc~tcd 10.
The following are The names of The Reunion Com
mit'ces arpo utsd by tbe too Assefnbles:--
Od Srlsst-Drs Kret<, Of New York. Beatty, ~
sieobenvIie OHIO; Bsckus, of Batitncrs; easssy. f
washnElon Mopfort, of Cincinnati; Howard, " Pitt
burg; sehenct, of rhisdsIphis, Reed ef Nee Jessey
brown, Of Chicago, Elders say. Of Indifnspiis, /,
n IN ght, Of PlftbarF, Gamvay, q ohp, c'srks. q
De,ro, stronG ~ ~ LOUIS and Bcsiiy, of K~nlycky
Ess SAooi--Dsa BsalnNd, eS Philadelphia, A1sns
aud Hartheid Of Ne~ Ycvk sssrp.s, cf ksssk, ~ J. !;
H,ehcesk' of Hsd.sa, QUO, failsrusn, of chiesro' !
seIson,of y, Louis Eiaes- fA.sbsSs. % New York VII
liHns ~ P,ssburr Arnisvn ~ phsseiphs, Handy, of
Cleveland, stseI~, of Dayton, and Brosn, d cncsxo
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A.-A.-sweet Very Best,
swesest and fashionable made.
r.. 7. SMITH Co, perfumsrs
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A.-A.-A.-Ladies, Respect. Preserve ana
develop your charms use Madame JUMEL'S MAMA
RIAL BALM for ds,ecpny ne form Depot Ds Canal
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HAslsu cAmotc AsoS1Anox--Ale lecture VII b DO
Hvessd - wsssiassss Hall. Harcm b~iwe~a tGi<A ADD
iosth assse4. By Jas6ss r. Bdy. thursday evening
sia ssa sos Ne ssss0s % the shove yxsssy me sub
,s-s sssesssA \ ''rhs sssss os Iri.aa..
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A.-Lyon's Insess Pewder-Fov Extss-
uinsting Roachss Ants aud yermin aud preserving fu
signed Lyon. All others ste imitation. T.ks other
Insect Powder but Lyons Sold BY all druggists aud
BARNES A CO. 81 Park
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Justice Benncst to-day held inquest body cf
man found % the eesch. The body had no clothing,
WITH sne exception Of white shrx II had apparently
been N the water about two montha An Inquest vas
also held on NE os1y q woman wih bosa brown hair
.nen ohsmss Quilted skist btcwn nck with bisr5
aa1k :
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Fasht0nabls. Dire hing. Ladies
stopping at hotels Gsu have dane with despatch,
MRS GUEST, Is Ble.ckrr street..
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Defiance Fissa and Burglar Proof Safes
Large assortment al o. Murray street, Of College
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Goura ud's Italian Mcdfeated Soap Cures
Tan, rrcckls. Msh pimpir, Iir-hw.rm. frugtioos A.
gOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM, ON MAGICAL
BEAUTIFiEE. Hefer.neos-vomsn ~ rsrr and marvel.
lons beauy-at his depot fs3 Bscsdwsy. and druggists.
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Crtssndoro's Hair Dye-The Best Ever
manufactured whslcsAie aud retail also spl-d, At No.
A.or
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Florence Lcsk Stitch 81 " tny NJ ac hines
"a world. FLDHISCE SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY, COS b. sadvay.
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Corns, BunisHs, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of the fee, cured by DR. zACAR1E 7O Broad
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Gosraud's Poudrs sshstse vproots Hair
from low forehrais part of Tho esiy Al his Depot
AZ Broadway.
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COATINOs TROUsE3INU, CLOTHS AND DOEsKiSs
20 ordrr IN this city Gentlemer cali and inspec them
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Jen Davis Enjoys His Parole and Grows
Impatient for HIS Trial.

Jen Davis Enjoys Has Pa role and Grows
Impatient for HIS Trial.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENTS.
FoKrRsss MONROE. May 20, 1865
Jen Davis shows undsguised appreciation OF h parole
Of The fort He has been out to-day as much the
weather would permit aud made several calls He talks
with undisgused rankaess regarding his expected trial
and places credit In the that he will not DO
tried for several months yet He certainly sxpresses
himself anxious than that such postpone.
mont will take place II believed here, however, that
there IL good ground for the but In case OF such
will be paroled and allowed 20 home till his trial takes
pace The statement In the HnALD's Washington cor.
rcspondcnce about Cooper, In connection with 70.
ceving articles wished 10 be sent here by Jcf Davis
friends for hIs use 10 somewhat exaggerated. He ex'
pressed such willingness regards summer clothing,
hut that uDDess the clothing before tho
LIST OF June it would probably be late, Mr. Davis
would then probably to removed for trial Hc made
reference 70 Mr. Davis dy ing by that time
FonrEas MosRoE May -. 1893.
Messrs OConnor and Shea feft this evening for New
York having been In close consultation with Jefferson
Davis most Of yesterday and to-day. They found hsm
10 hcRcr health than they anticipated, and, though
somewhat from his long confinement siiil IN POS
sessoH OF his kesnest faculties axd alive 10 the i'm
poftancs and engrossing nature of the ssues Involved
in his expected rai They gave Information respect
ing the tsal but remarked thst they lad just obtained
perniss TO vlst their Client after mmy futile attempts
during tho past year.
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Cats wi ba Wine, from ksllry's Isle nd
Rest quality sale the subscrber, quantity At
zi. - aud i2o FULTON street basement OTIS FIELD.
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Howe Sewing Maohise Company
ELIAS HOWE Jr., fre.dsat. hc. 60 broadway Agsuis
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rur SHOOTING ArvEay on Bosso . yysrvsoAr.
Lous Losey The ycnsg man Who vas ssrestsd "a san.
dry evenlng w cHesr ncormiss ~ I'm uvs pr~eisc,
charged Yah ssooslss mchsei Cafies, of No s'sts
street N the bsek, with pistol, farsg rsscv> melee
which cceIref shosrt ~ The Hsok~s fs~vytpss
Banda;, as yesterday ksn bforsy,sics uoxnn Al ths
Tont~ Cuilsa. abe.sL atfaring from fse effects "
no wonpd sppesres ana n>dn sa,<syA ss-snsl the
pyironef ana the sgs~<ssts r~nirsd Lyyey N se bal
w The sum of f'0o " s~~s an esamsrnaion James
Dorneliy ~ ~, E~t Tvsny rr-a nv>~t s~-sss bsrh.
ior the Defendant IysJ 10 ooiy exhfssB year 81
s.s sai hycs 81 a. GFss6 ssrrt
rsue TssAs In pevfusses ss Ous NJ the
urrsssss- slxss n R-rainr r~c~-s srf - -
bmprrHrgns HERE sh who f~sr~ " rsns snss . 49,
''s. nsr.r a. @stsr nIl,1rfo cghsGs- sa.as 90
tsr.a ssIy ~ rhaios sos' ss- Tor
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II This Shoeld Meet the Eye OF Any
suffering from Bronchitis. Csossunpton. Asthma
any Pulmonary Affection ws,uld recr them M Dk
JAYSE's ExYECroRASr, which will, In all e..ss. ancrd
ali Druggists-
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Iron Work Fur Buse1i iHgs.-James T..
JACKSON ABROTHbk, Twenty s,whth 81. SECOND ayenus
Of every
Of iron work for bnA NAG prpes~s Eusire Iron Buding
frost- Frsa story u - front. sas.mn n,dsrs beams
Vault ghtA KAnsf. shutters window nsla and SIN. W
vsreS. st~ble liungs Ac rsrseusr attention paid N
shc auuf seture Ot 1ao castiaSA
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TCGuEhx FILLS. They are unfsibs frtre ~ NJ.
for tS For ssir s-nf NJ mad by Dr
a n nAURIdE a. sole rropsis,or 10 Liberty street,
New Yask
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Gurvcy at q SsIamce she whe ~ Field Of
Inc sas In Genuspens Misses snd Cbib~ns Hsts
In order 10 20 this ye Invited 20 vi., ~ osfsb-hnn
Of GES1N. SIS Brtaawsy.
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0af AUOoA NO0ReSs AshDs W osscos ~
the Of rhr sna-m. naraa typhoid feye. nervous
d'sa~ses sprai pains, ysssr and agnc buni?th Aa "
stye OF ebsirrs and fayers and has pot us
cqsa Tor ins,as,snsgus rsbr used a. draetel Certh
CRIES and polais fr,n tboe who have - and seen
r good enrot Of this HDb~ocson in po.ssion q The
gent Try bottle and ,. eonyin "a ter .,t ~ Dn -
Broadway, sad M LKSy, sa sgcu, Il5 v6irrsb street
, 1866-11-29

which LOO bushels were damaged, was Oh Tues-
dAJ being put on board the schooner owAseo.
which vessel Will undertake. to eary it 10 its des
ttnattou.
RxnoED<-Ihe Milwaukee Ssntaaes stys. that
Collector Sho1es, Of tho port OF Ali*ansce, has
removed Captain johnson, the staight cut light
kceter. for neglect Of duty. Frequent com-
plants hsre been made sgalaat hia', and IN two
instances his negligence came very ueat resulting
In eopsiderabte injury TO properly The dfat Of
these was tho caae Of the sehooues Marion Eacan,
and the second occurred On last Saturday eyen-
Ing, when the light WAS permitted to 20 o1t and
propeller narrowly escaped being hcached Id
t,irg to reach the harhor. The new Appolntec
is tatd to be returned soldier.
EHrIkD 6EkrKs RKsKHuH eE1AHk4*-7hd
Crited States Reysnue steamers arc laying up
quite rapidly. The John herman goes tDfo win
Ter quarters u Cleveland; the Fesksudeu lAys
up nt Detroit. aud tho Ur1ed States surrey
steamer 14ttle Adda, also goes into winter quar-.
teIB At Detroit.
sKu1D.-The schooner City Of sAcdulky was
eelxed at Saginaw I few days atnce, by the Gus
tom Hoase authorities, for violation Of Ito ro1enno
Law. In dlkehalein9 her cargo without exhibiting
manifest, and leaving Tho port OF Saginaw With
out obtaining clearance. The boat u subject to
hne of 800 for this oHsnee.
pr1cK TR1r.-Thc Buffalo E1pFtss Eemasks
that The scow Sehsaska as1iyod II that port on
Tue, day, making the round TIP from Buffalo 10
A4rdahrla IN ninety hours She lid in Ashtannla
at,y-tour hours for tho purpose Of taking on het
cargo, making her actual railing tune between
the Two ports shirty-s hours. Considering thai
she ssted anothins hpt seow." this may be r.
farded a. very good time.
Orr AND N PoKT-Tbe schooner Nay Hatiie,
Nh!eh went Lahore eescu mics zbave Port Bur
sell, In the gale OF the I'D Of October last, and
was Until last Sunday, when she got Of and went
into Port Bu1well, where she pat on i cargo O
ebiucle bolts for Saginaw.
The schooner Bahama passed the WelAnd
cnnal, bound eastward, on the aith Inst.
Pca7 OF BuFyA1o.-Ihe propcllers FouutaI,
CITY and Portsmouth arrived on The 96th+ The
p1opelless plymouth and S. D. Caldwell cleared
the GANG day.
, 1866-11-29

There wa. good attendance on Change to-day,
but In view Of less favorable advices from tue
East. the leading gsaln markets were dnll, sud q
lower anTe ofptiees prevailed Trade IN all
Department. ~as light, 4nd hut lille more WIS
done Than to establlth quotations.
he Provisidn market WAS sgsin tlteless. Ness
Pork WIS dull with saeA Of Suo btls 1t 81? 80 cash
-ra1 Now York and the balance Chicago stand.
ard. Holders Of straight hrands wcst asking
5000. and showed no disposition to accept less.
Grsen Neats wero dull and lower, with talcs Of
go pee Hams 1t &c from The block. lot or .
baxrs shouldere, q daYs In salt changed hands
m terms not r,ade public Lard wss quiet with
exles Of SO tcs primo new 1t &c cash and seI1er
December 1ou tea old At lac, and 50 tcs No. l ii
Ike There was nothing doing in Grease a
few dressed Logs sold It '1xGisc dividing On
80 1s.
whiskes Was dull and nominal al ssss for free
art .s@3ac for bonded.
Flour WIS rather more active, btt st easier as-
1res. We nc!c ealcs Of 3loo bsls n $lasQ fos
White Winters; kla.00 for Rcd Winters; $500
II 50 for Spring E1,fa* md &c 5o 80 for Spring
supcts.
Wheat was dun and lower range OF prices OBJ
sAin.d. No. Spring declined 5iEsc. and On No.
~s roto depreciation Of fully &C. The ea1es
aggregate 5000 bu 1t fal0<sa.ls for No. 1-,he
upper dgurc Tor receipts in fasoztte houses; <lg5
for No. : In 4. b. 4 Co; f1.sS1l.s9 tor do IN n
II. and N. s. and S1.<711.49 for Rejected sp.iu9
closing ii fe,lels.is for Regular No. !, and
$l.ss6ll.so.i for No.a-
Their was no irta1ty tn Corn sid the market re-
eetcd hG1ac, With sale4 ofll4 0 bn \. ssGasac for
No. l; 6sIssc for No. 4, aud 6ocfor Sewehelled-
closing at sGt csc fo< No !. In store.
Osts were dull and H1ic lover, with sales Of
saCt bu at 4lc for No. |; 371ss4e for No, ?, ind
ssRSc for Rcjected-eiostag II 37hc for No. 2.
Rye vae qn.et, thouEh the market raled u tsEde
stronger. Sales were made A. SsEtE7Mc Tor No !;
Eas4c for No. ?, and sse for Rejected.
Barley ~as slow, but \ shade better, with safe
1t *1,6 for No. /; esGsse Tor No. Z, and &c for
Rejected In store. Sample lots sold 1t suc9 $146
| The Gtocesy trade exhibits no change IN It's
| character OF condition. With d lair degree or
tade. the market l. fully maintained II yester-
| days quolaliona.
Hs1dwane goods, Including Iron. Steel, Nails,
Mefah and I31neE4' Stock, are fatrlT aetiTts and
prices are etesay and drm.
s.h Il Qaiet hut steady, viii Domestic Fine
selling 1t es-Gn delivered,
seeds ART dnn, Timothy selling q, $7.s3Sla.7o,
t and Flxx nj ysbo.
WOOL II dull ard without ouotablt tbsn2e,
previous tGeees. "fee
IaHo*f ~ ~" e'-ro isin limited tuon,y, xtt.
seoee .taai1y ND I I'm ra,fet. e*''''' "'@'
, 1866-11-29

Foc ilc past three days our maskEt for lafsa y rk
es!rpiae den:asd however. prevailed val. With r.
Int sci The stocE u ilmi:ed Th:rs i very Itre
tlles mAttri. contraction Of ths cusrrncy {w ch 80.
pt AIS nsohabe}, wnuM b. impossible to Gise Ap
q uafs ya1 ,s e s4n ~
lire IRIS wten Is iii pr ntl; md simittsas lie
q s t. n e 1sa
w,:h 1.ber Esu Iewarded. Il aoald -
,cea ii sr=a:d TO IN Consumption. Frpm he We5s
netearn that pscs doinG ont little holding back
e sa1s
.s1s :. q n ea sr,e, hs hss Ma h. oossa
dull n the Improvement The demand bar been more
actsvc For future tedyc1J we note sale. Of aoN oris
Mrs, ss,let !snuasy 4 M Sa3s31 g 4. rs Is sa:ss sssa
betnr the Lolnnt prize Feel ha. arrived freely;
:,a sssf It af Ds sa ss;s:
t9r - new ~ DO xlaSAsl3og tos oid Ext1:- md fl:o4
eeea ios cattle havc caused at!vtt5 and kcp packer.
has declined, closing dali ard hosalntL Beef ham !
havc declined uner large receipts, cluslns dull salca
of 50 b.s. Western on private terms. Cut cas have
snd low prices Of fresh meats prices lowes c1osng
seadS: Raes 70 tcs. Few fwect pcklcd bans 1t
bs, Fl sals5 suss nftscs e. h,Ts sesned M ss*nS mot:
Dfreet hozs have be.n aetve and are hrncr closSna
ard viii i.ecsa sfri!a. eclins 10 rsia sud ps,ce,
hive Advanced. clortck, however, EdriT aCtlrc and
III ,1 pus ~ se, Rass < ses II 15 az
for sn3li lut4 do.
, 1866-11-29

From tte New York Tribunal
pi aast sz ne ~ q. a s.
holl i ha less than hat the price q 1ooa ~.
Ses fiji .s1ia sasn h9a nsnd 1 a. ns
,o5h poosI tsnsa s name o. btaaa ~ r. @ doe. ne, 99t
xh.t ~. Ii.s spurious saperlas neaE @aas;
Az 1s!!leE o. dealsx ~ 1ue:tso .na b: = I'll u ss
zeaaS snssI poor so:tas .aest y re :s!:e 4 "
e n ii s s enI q
further what becomes Of sn.s con:esfe,t sapeEaae
expectation. md 10 ii. late: III mixing wlta othes
s1 and 70 reduce nc a'e'ae e'a' per
Whst b.&sfs ate .hsy xhe practice III. t.eoo..s
+ hsfs ss r. 2lt &! e S
at q sss ea ID H Il ~ shssn :s
ness the ftiy asd sIek," ae called fi:Sssa:5 70 re
es.ss sn, sH Ii u T. IL
nread ha, eea :en setusned 70 taksss b5 tae{ cra
s.ss sS: 4 Hos! siea IL I'LL
% ~ sT
;sa3 strs 'ci4 q ! Wphsia; Of Wax. los. An:ei-
Whas eEsct *; bad bresa, OF Sseaa naae of ua.oaad
F e. sas5 b
ss vs2 Il ss i
sLec & 80 x1a nue.: pa1 id ssss,oeS :. W.. ~
r.1nuinr # tLe al h1-.xhrat What Influence II
cay Lave Lad III producing tontnniu that cA:ANi
may nsxst 1s tnoxn & ;9r s.nta5iy n2sEd s .Dp;as
y1S!.arce The preservation Of the pute health
Tie Rochester En:on can probably explain Why tht
New York kAtefs-ps.ttcuiasiT thase In the ne!shhof
hoot u the Gtuesee efalls-maRulaetufe "snperhpe
-four, .na III it fictitious o.ans. Tho <ae
thcstty viii louns inform The public what this So
rtyfrc four Is na1e Of We inclined 10 think that
po1son-an large one 1t that-ts made Of the unti-
to:s sot au'htss rottcu whr4t" taat 1e.e stored ia
Chicago lAss spslng. Our lllo:s wouldn't E1!ad 1t
our saln d.a wouldn't assume tic moral ftspousl
bll!'s Of shirptas it. and--sell it not In Gath-the
NtehttteE ntlesG came htrt purchased md SHIPPED
to tic t1uu: City, where 1t wAs Manufactured Il u
A">a:c E1tl" Thct:oGheseE Union ii the aAme time
reEs.tcat, hamn,c: et away At our Wheat nAtke. Ii
o,dtF II freaA dawn the prifr* Of sonad whest hut
sTrry Ia TIC West knows how stEnally the attempt
fate1 ~ flr Chicago Is eoacrsnet. ~. Was purely
business TRANSACTION The Rochester U,ea herr
Ard bought the rotten wheat" at good prices In pre-
fc.cnet 10 paying the market ralue for the sount
| article.
, 1866-11-29
PERSONAL.

-,
n1uots uo petsonss II .n"ooncements Of interest
mAs W oa'A.,e'eo sae n@'Fsase ot sldne! An
ose"t> asq., tae Wen-Kno"n Washington corrcs-
ponoent o. INC BOSTON AdtsyiSsr and Chicago
1R1nrHr. to Hrs brcesc, Of New Jtraey.
General Joshua Sutter, the California n1on.sr
h uow in Washington enacasorinr 10 ret = c],1n,
against The Government allowed. II wift h. ~.
ncmbered thas it was upon lhe Gtueral,s t.rn
tia. gold was frrt discovered In Ca1tfo1nf,
E, II. Irish, well.kuown aud rc.pectr5 l,wv&,
OF New Cas&ir, Lawrcuec County. rrnn*,1x,n,s
died on Saturday last. In 1s,8 h. w.. m.rhss
OF The pcnnsylrapla House of Rcnr.scr,n,1.a.
ard ,hc following yea, a Scn,,or ~. .r~. -
Secretary Of The Fre.dmcn-. a. co-r,,.sss "Is Ms
Western PcrnsylYartt- oe'@4s<o'1"1" "
Sir Y1,hau, F.rtay. a~,,,. ,ta... .r..
Great D,,,,.u. dIed On Env,rher - - - 'aI
BE entered the u.vy IN 17aa =. c,n,,in.
scrscd urdet Sc1kon. exci,Inr H. .a,.,-.tsa.
scouting bis lyieaash,p fy his sntrItsd
chasing Fpcpch furata ,ntn Ton,on ~ ,,.s -. ~
The war win sn,,n H. w.. 49,. e.."..a! w. -
aia.eer.m, to r., or.en @N4e "u4 f'4sc4pA
NE n,sno, ss,,s.s,, =.
~ ~. E1nrsre. s.S. ~ oasaaas 1na oeatea'
rosnn,.,.a i. Gm.,,..a,s e.aouet snnFra 1ns1
r4sa .,.hs. ~ =. ulH.. 1tsaaseu":