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PoLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE tFoR-
81 eIgn goods mostly OF direct Importation
bought alta very low rate for guldl
600 doZ- plain and fancN Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents, ladies and chiltlreh's weNr.
1000 dOz- gRunllets gloves, half gRuntIets
and miIts, consisting Of kid, CASTOR, Isle
thread, silk and silk worsIed, In desirable
colorS.
5COdoZ Handkerchiens, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
so dog. Seck-tieS, embracing all new de-
signs In fancy, plain and ribbon ties.
100 dog. Shirt BOSoms, Superine grades in
linen and marSeilleS
5000 Glace Paper Collars, Of GOldsmiths,
Congress, Comps and Evans man ufacture.
1000 doz- ]. & p. Coats aud StuRrts genuine
machine sewing cOttonS.
500 ms. Stuart linen thread.
so DIS. Italian sewing silk In skeins and on
spools.
81 doz Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, comus,
brushes, perfumery, soaps, pocket hooks,
beads, thimblcS, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school books,
states, hair ne :, embroiderieS silk cord and
tITssels, velvet ribbons, full line OF tAIItIuS
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt brstIds, coat
bindings, rulings, crochet brnlds, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, bRlmorals vest buttons,
French coFsets, fancy dress buttons, und a
large variety OF superior suspenders, TO
which the attention Of close buyers Is re-
mr6 AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK.
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Petroleum Refining in Cleveland
Business of the Year 1868.

There are now some thirty established re-
fnerIeA OF crude petroleum, with an aggre-
gate capital OF over Sl,SUO.OOO, employing
some so workmen, besides large number
who md employment Incidental 10 the BUSH
The aggregate capacity ofall these refneries
may be stated at from 500 TO 300 bolS per
day OF "a hours. But the actual amount pro-
duced has fallen short OF This estimate. AS
nearly MS can be ascertained $4,000 bbis of re-
fined oil were M uufNctuIed during the year.
over 10000 bbls OF crude pSuoleum We're
manufactured during the year. Over 30 900
bllS of crude petroleum were sold and ship
pei, chiefly to Western markets.
The manufacture OF lubricnting oils has
now become II distinct buSlntss. These oils
are compounded Of petroleum and animal
oils aud are OF different qualities for differ
ent purpose About 10000 gnlIOnS were
manufactured during the year, the value OF
which WAS about So ,OIn.
The total value OF petroleum produce was
not less than 81 so 900.
Amount OF taxes paid oncoal Oil -
for the year 81
The taxes on coal oil bonded for
expectation, same period, If paid
would have beeu..................-.... 1SSt443,ZU
Withdrawn and taxes paid, Inclu-
ded in the above amount OF taSsS
paid on coal oil-......--...-.---.--.... 1.5SI,b2
sl9B,90S S.
That is to say, II the taxes on the whole
number of barrels had been paid, the amount
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PhIIndeIphIa market.

PHILADELPHIA, Aprtl2l.
Flour duh and unchanged, Wheat flrm /;
sales red at 81 60d2 % foE No Spring; and
81 20 for common Western. White corn; de-
clIning tendency; Yellow corn declined &C !
demand an advance. Whisky dull; stock
firm. Pennsylvania state IS, s.; Morris Ca
nal IL. Reading 5IIs. Sight exchange on
6OJS Gold lSSl!
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NASHVILLE, April ola train ran
off the track on the Chattanooga road
LOCOMOTIVES. No one injured.
a large number of people walked
over the suspension bridge on yester=
day to Edgefield for the first time since
the bridge was destroyed. The entire
structure is expected to be completed
by the middle of May next.
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HOSPITAL snIP, Lower BAY.

The. steamship EngIand, twenty-rour
days from Liverpool via Halifax, ar
crew of liz, cabin passengers 1B and
stearage passengers 1909. Died on pas
to Halifax, so; at Halifax $50; last night
an infant died of whooping cough.
The passengers and crew are well. The
vessel quarantined in Lower Bay.
The hospital ship Falcon came here
Yesterday morning. There were four
deaths in the hospital last night; buried
ten from the steamer yesterday. Sixty
seven are now in hospital
iSipned y ~ ID. "A. BIssELL.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.--A con
SUMPTIVE CURED

DR. H. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
IL OF great eminence, discovered, while in
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
was given up to die. HIS child was cured,
and Is now alive and well. DESTROYS of bene-
fitting his fellow moTtals. he will send to those
lions ior making and succe siully using the
remedy, free, on receipt OF their names with
TWO stamps Ia pay expenses. There IS not a
not at once take hold OF and diSsipate. Night
sweatS, peevIShneSS, irritation o. the nerves,
failure OF memory, difficult expectoraLiOn,
sharp pains In the lungs, sore throat, chilly
sensations, nausea at the stomach. Inactton oil
the bowels, wasting away of the muscles.
R6- The writer will please state the name OF
the paper they see this advertisement m
address CRADDOCR q co,
1882 Race St, Philadelphia, Penn.
observation-disclosures ~
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& PH1LADELpH1A, April PA FIRE
last evening destroyed James Watson's
Flax Factory, on Ninth. street, above
Columbus avenue. The building and
machinery were totally destroyed.
Loss on machinery $50, 900, and on the
stock $4,000. Insurance $4,000. !.
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New YoRK. April 2I.-The steamers
City of New York, Parierre and City of
Cork sailed for Europe. The total
shipment of gold 1000. Export for
the week Sis, 600. The steamer Eng
tine for examination. She, will be
thoroughly fumigated. There is no
news from aboard the Virginia.
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BosroS, April 2l.-The Supreme
Court of Massachusetts in the case car
ried before the full bench of demurrers,
has decided as follows: A revenue
stamp is no part of the note and need
not be copied, nor is the validity of the
note affected by the want of a stamp
unless it is fraudulently omitted.
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BOSTON, April 2I.-The Metropolitan
insurance Company, of New York,
through their Boston agent, s. F, Dob
son q Co., re-insnred on the 18th inst,
all the outstanding risks of the Western
Insurance Company, of Pitts6eld.
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cholern--Report ofthe Health ON,

New YoRR, April 21.-The following
report of DR.. Bissell, the Deputy Health
Officer, now in charge OF the Hospital
President of the Quarantine Commits
sioners, at 8 o'lock. 1t is report of
the sick passengers in the ship up to-
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NEW YORK, April 2I.-The Spanish
Minister appears to have conceived
suspicion against the steamer In ORR
entail and obtained orders from Wash
ington to declare her for examination
but too late. Nobody else suspects her,
and there is no doubt she is engaged in
legitimate business.
The Board of Health have determin-
ed TO remove the cellar population of
New York and Brooklyn to more
healthy ubodes, and establish tempo
rary cholera hospitals in various parts
of the cities for Use in cuse of necessity.
A specinl dispatch to the Philndelphia
Telegraph PROCESSES TO announce on
high authority that JEFF. Davis will
soon be released on parole on the same
terms accorded to Clement G. Clay.
The Post says the most prominent
features ofthe stock exchange are the
revival of confidence, speculation and
activity, and the brokers report that II
large volume of orders are coming in
from the outside public. The improve
ment of the Government credit has suG-
gested 1.-THE question whether the five
per cent bonds of the United States
will not sell for par before time arrives
or when the 7-30S will mature and be
converted into O per cent 5-20 bonds.
This opinion is held by eminent tinan-
cial authorities, and in connection with
other circumstances it has caused con-
siderable advances both in compounds
and 7-3O notes, and in 1910 ami per
cent long bonds. We learn from Wash
ington that the Secretary of the Treas
ury will guide his negotiations with Il
| view to the consolidation of the numer-
Gus classes of our Government securi-
ties at no very remote period into long
bonds bearing not more than 5per cent
interest and having 40 years absolutely
to run. The loan market is easy Ht 4@5
per cent, and commercial paper passes
mt 6@7 for LIST class bills, and 799
for less choice names. The stock mar
ket is active and quotations are ndvanc-
ing; Governments strong and Railroad
shares buoyant, especially Reading,
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York Dry Goods Exchange:
JoBBERs' PRICES
The market to-day was quiet, without any
decided change in prices; Bleached goods
quite firm. Prints hold their own Brown
goods are steady; buyers are not purchasing
Sery largely PrinIS-Allen Is; American
iSLi; Amoskeag IL; Arnold IS; Cocheco q;
DunnellS is; Freeman 10; Gunner & Co. 70;
Hamilton 10; London Mourning lkH; LancaS-
ter is; NIerri1nac D q; Nferrimac w y; Pacific
10; Richmonds Is: Spraguesbroa1xs q;
Spragues fancy 20; Victory IL; Wnmnesetta
az; Printed Delatnes-ArmureS 80, HaInll-
ton 22Is; Pacific 2ll115. Drills-Browu Pepper
eli Is: stark II Il: winthrop 10. Corset
Jeans-Rates l71I; NRunkeag Is do. Sattern
70; Peppercll Is. Hoop Skirts-ThompSons
Crown French, Elastic springs. per dozen
hoops, 759Sl "; BrHdley's Duplex Elliptic,
S7ladSl O5; tradley's Empress Trail. 81 =;
Kellery Manufacturing Company, 43963;
Myers Xxi, wide tapes. GSSSt II; do; narrow
tapes, 42HzSc. CambricS-MandeavilI l6c;
Portland I2Izc; Victory l5c; Washing on lSc.
Canbrics-English ZIG 20c: Warren 2c; New
York Mills Csc; Richmond 05c. Brown Sheet
ingS-AmoSkeag r 25ci Atlanta 25ci do.
22c; do. + &c; do. G 2Oc; do. II 25c: Augusta
FOur-0uarter &c. do. :sO-inch lie; Bedford 10;
Root il lie; do. o bic; do. s 2iS. Bleacbed
Shtrtings-An S015c; Bartlett, So
inch sc,
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April q.
Flour firm. Wheat firm and sales OF South
ern red at 81 7h92 70. Corn dull and lower;
sales OF white Mt S56G90c. Oats declined l@2c.
Groceries steady. Provisions quiet. Whisky
nominal at So = for western.
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ALBANY, April 21.-A day or two
since Mr. Hiram Mcintyre, of this city,
ess county, while practising with a re-
yolyer fred at dog-lI6use, in which
two little daughters of his brother were
playing, killing one OF them instantly.
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Chicago MARKET.

OHICAGOl ApfII Il.
Flour dull. Wheat active and advanced
@l1Sc Mt 81 4l1S5l 425< for No ]. and e699SSz
and 42II for No 2. Oats quiet at 2%@2SIS foi
MOL. Highwines active al s. 81. Provisions
quiet. Mes Pork SIS 50925 70. kreights quiet
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BOSTON, April 2l.-The wall of a
Orange Lane, fell down last night,
burying in the rubbish and killing
three little boys named Robt. Williams,
Henry Woods, and Robt. ST. Clair, all
of whom were between six and twelve
years of age. Mary Fisher Is years old
had both of her legs broken and receiv-
ed other injuries. The parents of the
children are poor people, and reside in
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Card.

w many friends and Patrons Of Jeremiah
Clemens, (deeeasedI for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while In our midst, and
also take this method of Informing the pub
lie that we Intend TO carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business In all It's bFanches
we hope by strict attention TO bushes 70
merit continuance Of the patronage beStOY-
ed on him. j. CLEMENS q co.
n R-We also intend TO carry on the I'm
deFtazing Business as before, We keep COM
SANITY on hand a fun assortment OF Metallic
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NEW YORK, April 81.
! Prices OF Mining Stocks bid in Boston to-
day were as follows:
| Copper Falls 42IS: Franklin 425<S; Hancock
| 201s: Water Power 3i54; Minnesota 10; Quincy
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ALBANY, April 22.-The house of Da-
vid Pellet, residing about mile from
Norwich, Chenango county, was robbed
of seven thousand dollars in money
and Government bonds, last Monday,
during the absence of Mr.. p. and his
wife. Two men assaulted his son
and compelled him to disclose where
the money was kept. he was SO badly
beaten MS to be insensible=w when his
fnther returned home.E7 4rHr- .nfs4iT..
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Boston, April 2I.-Fhe lower branch
of the Massachusetts legislature has re-
jected the eight honr labor bill by a
vote of 100 to 80. = 4. o. - -
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-An in
quest is now being held over the body
of Samuel knight, a victim of the late
explosion.
six thousand sncl<s of prime shipping
grade wheat has been sold at Sl65 per
hundred pounds.
The bark Ocenn Ranger, from Ham
burg, has arrived.
San FRANCISCO, April 2O.-The stea-
mer Nevada has arrived from Colum bia
bringing Sl26,O in gold.
The Indians are reported to be COM
hitting outrages in the vicinity of Ca
non city. A detachment from Camp
Watson has been sent after them.
A Los Angeles dispatch states that the
Indians are troublesom between that
place and Mayoo river, and cavalry are
needed to prevent serious interruption
to travel.
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That is to say, II the taxes on the whole
number OF barrels had been paid, the amount
would be s., 34S,T47 25.-HeTdld.
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NEW YORK, April 2I.-Gold opened
at 1859 and closed ut 1261<@1265s.
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

Instruments in America US well as Europe,
having taken ls2) IhiTty-tWO inst premiums,
gold and silver medals at the principal miTS
held in this country within the last ten years,
and In addition thereto they were awarded u
first prize medal at the great International
brilliant and sympathetic tone, vita excel
lence of workmanship.
Every Steinway Plano warranted i've
years. Samples open for inspection, and
orders effected promptly at
HE Send for PrIce Lists. - - =.
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New YoRK. April 2I.-M. Paul Auas-
soft, Commissioner of the Russian Gov
ernment to the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, arrived in the Persia.
After delivering his dispatches to the
Russian Minister Mt Washington and
Spending few days ut the Telegraph
Company's headquarters in Rochester,
he will proceed 10 San Francisco by the
steamer of May LIST and there join the
expedition under Col. Buckley, which
is preparing to start for the Russian
possessions with the material and sup
plies required to complete the line TO
the mouth of the Amoor. The RUSSIAN
Government continues to manifest the
most lively interest in this great tele-
graphic enterprise and is extending TO
it all needed encouragement and facii-
ties.
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ONLY 10 DOLLS.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain =!
Laughing Gas Administered
Free of Charge.
"A Beautiful Set of Teeth for Ten
Dollars at the Wheeling Steam
Dental Establishment.
Drs. Surgison 6 Mccormick

Successors to E. g. WINCHELL.l
HAVING ON JULY LAST BOUGHT OUT
IL DE-. ". and permanently located in the
city of Wheeling, and having adopted the
use Of steam In our laboratory, thus dispens-
ing with the usual tedious manual labor, we
are prepared to insert Artificial Teeth, which
In point of finish, natural appearance. and
utility are in every way superior TO such work
made by hand. ..r
Your critical examination is respectfully;
solicited TO the different styles OF Artificial
Teeth -s..
All operations on the natural Teeth made
a specially.
AIoperatIons Warranted.
NO. I45 MARKET ST.
Having sold out my practice in DENTISTRY
to Drs. SurSison d Mccormick, / would chear-
fully recommend them 10 my many patrons
knowing them to he safe and reliable opera
tons, in all the various departments OF Dem
TESTIFY, and persons in want of superior work
will ind It to their Interest to call on them.
mar2-6m +. g. wINCHELL-
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p . a n o S
GAEHLE's
Piano Manufacturing Company



warerooms north east corner OF Eutnw and
Fnyette streets and Nos Is, II and 10,
north EutnW street
THIS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIZ.
j ed in April, 1854, In conjunction with the
well known nrm OF Cache Co, as Joint
stock eompanyOf
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions In soma
Of the best establishments OF this country and
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine NIL the exceliencieS OF all the
latest mprOYeInents,andi II VIII be apparent to
all that men whose skill and abilities having
been approved by the best manufacturers VIII
not be less successful when their own Interest
and reputation are involved Asa testimony
TO the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL coSIPE-
rf TEToRs,
by thejudEes Of the late Exhibition held at
the lInTSland Institute OF baltimore, BID, IN
October, 1855
The Pianos being sufficiently. introduced In
this city, and having proved equal II not Gu-
penor 10 any heretofore known. Those in
want OF hrst-class Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and of the best male
rial, will save Dealers commission which only
makes pianos more costly, but By no means
more valuable. by sending orders directly to
the factory, rs above directed. or by applying
at Professor HARTMAN KRYTER'S, No. LOB
guarantees for I'VE yearB Is given as regards du-
TabiIity OF cOnstTuctiOn, for every instrument,
and VIII be kent IN tune for one year free on
charge. Old pEdRoS taken IN exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or raEaired will please leave orders at the
place above named, as the Tuner OF said estaI-
tIshment Will be here for one week.
Old Pianos taken IN exchange. febg-Iy
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
The Dry Goods Trade.
JoBBERs' PRICES

NEW York, April 20.
The following is the report from the New
York Dry Goods Exchange:
, 1866-03-16
>N1~~@-0-~-N~
Re-Opening of the Mullan Road,

We learn by letter from Hon. s. D. Smith
that the sum of five thousand dollars can be OBJ
tanned in San Francisco to assist in re-opening
the above road and all that is necessary for the
people here to do, in order to secure their CO.
operation, is to make an exertion toward the
accomplishment of the enterprise by subscribing
AT least equal amount, and show determi-
nation to put this route in good travelling condi-
tion at as early day as possible. 1t is to the
interest of every citizen in this portion of the
Territory to put their shoulders to the Wheel
and by the outlay of a few dollars, secure to
ourselves the advantages which are within our
grasp, and make this a travelled route, not only
for merchandise from this valley and the Colum-
ba river, but also for emigration from the East.
If we had beea more energetic in the past, hun
dreds of wagons and people would have immi-
grated to Washington Territory during the past
two seasons, instead of returning to the States
because they were unable to cross the Bitter Root
mountains with teams; and now if we open the
road, we can easily enjoy fair share of the
Montana trade. 1t is true that the enterprise ofone
company has already opened route across the
Blue mountains4hnoour immediate@vicinity, at an
expense Of SIS, 900; and if we could unite and
eIpend one-siIth of that amount on the road
which is already constructed over the mountains
east of usi the benefits arising to us would be
even greater than those which we have already
obtained from the opening of the road last men
toned. public meeting is called for the pur-
pose of considering the enterprise alluded to in
-
are interested in the growth and prosperity of
this valley, as well as this portion of the Terri
ritory generally, will attend, and subscribe to-
ward the object in view, each according to his
means and ability The meeting will be held
at the court house on tomorrow Saturday
afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, Pm.
, 1866-03-16

TIE TRAvEL.-The stages for Boise 90
out loaded down with passengers. The great
majority are bound for Blackfoot, and take
that route as being the least obstructed at
this season of the year. The stages beyond
Boise have applications greatly beyond their
capacity, and we are told that seats are en-
gagged two weeks ahead. From and after
this date, the travel will begin to be divided,
quite number of persons being about to 20
by way Of the Ceur d'Alene route. 1t is
thought that the first parties will have con-
siderable difficulty in getting through, but
after the trail is once broken, those who fol-
low will experience little or no difficulty.
With regard to the Pen d'Oreille route, we
learn Of no one that thinks of going that
way, and so far as Spring travel is concerned,
it is fair to say that this much vaunted route
is a perfect failure. What with the aid Of
capital and any amount of blowing, it is posS
sible that the Pen d Oreille route may yet be
galvanized into a sickly existence, but we
doubt it.