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in<s Court for mot paying over, tho
kn165ney. The Government win loose the
amonnt. His sureties are worthless"
The Cincinnati Gazette has the fol-
lowing in relation TO- the Dry Goods
market Of last week: / N
The trade has been less active gener-
ally during the past week, although
some iobbers have kept sales well mp to
the pfeyious week. Lower prices. have
obtained for soma articles, Int there 10
y feeling among the trade that the ten
tdency must soon be the other way, as
production of cotton goods mas Deen cen
largely reduced, many OF tne mis ~ =
running only half time, ana some :. u the
sp;ndles are entirely idle, ana WIN sno
| impetus which a good wheat crcP
(which is almost certain) Will give 70
trade q large consumptive demand ID
anticipated. -
The annexed extract IS re the Age
of Tuesday:
The stock market to-day .'rosents an
appearance of much greater activity.
Much of this is owing to the movements
in Reading, which sold at an advance
to the extent of nearly $500 shares.
These operations, if subtracted from q
total amount Of business footing up
shout $500 shares would bring the
business Of the day in the share list
down to nearly the usual average. We
will not pretend to deny that more
confidence is felt in regard to the pros
poets of business in financial circles.
The reports from the growing crops are
universally favorable, collections are
easily made, aud fears of any undue nc.
cumnlation Of funds in the National
Treasury are subsiding. Still these
faint glimpses of daylight are not OF
themselves a foundation of sufficient
strength upon which to erect the fabric
of national prosperity. A little tinker.
ing here and there, or the stoppage OF
few small leaks, will not suffice to roll
back the tide of business disaster or TO
relieve our peopl. from the heavy burden
of taxation under which they are strug-
Cling. We must go down to the ROOT
of the matter. We must cease entirely
TO do evil, and learn to do good. If the
pressure of the last FIVE years is con
tinued, something must give way. Inc
party now in power, who have held the
reins during that time, have been
warned repeatedly, but in vain. No re-
form has been inaugurated, no retrench-
ment praaticed. Our Southern breth-
rem, who could bear aud would willing
" carry their share of the load, are ex-
yluded from all participation in the
work of redemption. Our great re-
sources there are all cut of. How long
shall this state of things continued 1t
is for the people to respond, and If they
fail to do 80 in the proper spirit, they
will bear the penalty.
The market presents but little ANNA
ton in mercantile departments. Money
continues in active demand from specu-
lative borrowers; temporary loans are
easily placed on good stock collaterals
at per cent, and upon government Sc
curities in large sums at 8 per cent.
The range of discount for strictly first
class commercial paper, 1T short date,
Is 7aS per cent. per annupl.
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. PROM NEW YORK.


Aussher Order-Rrem Omaha-msvc
z rnenfsin she Indian Country.
New YORK, June 12.-The Tribune;
New Orleans special says: General
Sheridan, will issue in few days on
order protecting all parties in the peace,
full prosecution of their campaign, ano
proposes q day of thanksgiving ape e
praise ssssf. szusx -
The Herald's Omaha special says
deneral Buford is here, en-route fo'
Washinpton, to represent to the Gov
mnmens that there is no hope for peace
from the syallalla and Sioux. General
j. Smith is en- route to Fort Phil. kear'
nav. with several hundred recruits.
General Smith has been selected by
General Grant to command the noun
tain district, which includes the whole
of the Powder river country. Large
trains are being escorted to Fort Phil
Kearney by his troops and six companie.
of the lfh infantry. General Augur u
on the march. About twenty men nave
been killed by Indians during t9e pas an
week. and about 200 head OF stock
stolen. Some days the Indians attack
simultaneously half dozen ranches.
4
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New Yerk stock Market.
New YORK, June 1850 P. NJ.
American Gold l37Ial37f.

American Gold l37fa137t.
Prices-Ohio certificates 25a25t; Can.
ton 44ia44t; Boston Water Power 24ta
24s; Cumberland Coal 3lfa314; Mariposa
7ias; Western Union Telegraph Asa
45t; Pacific Mail l4l}al42; Atlantic
Mail 1O7alO74; New York Central l02ia
l02i; Erie 60ts60s; Hudson lo9alo9i;
Reading l07salO7t; Michigan Central
113tall3t; Michigan Southern 69a69t;
Illinsis Central 1l9ial2O; Pittsburg
76ia762; Toledo 1lStall9; Rock Island
9la9lt; Northwestern 3sta35i; prefer
red 59ia60t.
Border State Bonds steady; new Ten
nessee 67ta6S; Virginia ex-coupons "a;
Missouris 9Sf; North Carolina 5lia5l3
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New York Ilems.

NEw YORK, June IA. Kelly, man
aeer and proprietor of the North Amer,
lean gift concert sehemo was arrested
this morning, charged with swindling;
A German named Kaucke was arrested
on the steamship America, from Bremen,
on which he and his family We're pas
sengers, charged with perpetratins q
swindle while holding the position OF
collector under the government of the
Prince of Lippe, to the amount of 2O,OOC
Prussian thalers. The information OF
which the arrest was made was received
here BY cable. The examination has
been delayed to await proof.
The arrivals of beeves thas far this
week are 1868; Of sheep 5000; sales OF
the latter at 5a7Ic, live weight.
Prospect Hill, at South Bergen, was
burned this morning, by an incendiary
Loss $4,000; partly insured.
The greater portion of the furs stolen
from Oppenheim were recovered at the
place where the burglars sold them.
The new suspension bridge over East
river, at Harlem, is finished and pub
lie opening will be made in ten OF
twelve days. About 25,0Ou, 900 pounds
of iron was used in its construction.
The report that the President is suf'
fering from Bright disease of the kid,
neys is contradicted.
An important case was decided In the
United States District Court to-day
by Judge Blackford. The distillery OF
Bernard Friedman, Henry street, was
condemned for frauds on the revenue
The property seized is valued ut from
s2O. 600 to S25,OO0. The case was tried
by jury.
Two boys, named Andrew I. Seaman
and John Devine, were arrested fol
stealing a check for $1,000. Most of the
money was recovered.
General Hooker sailed for Europe to-
day, in the steamer Scotia. Some Of
ficers who served under him, desiring
to testify their regard by personally
bidding him farewell, accompanied him
to the vessel. Mr.. Rockers team, Bruno
and Brunette, trotted a mile on the
fashionable course yesterday in 2:25i
beating the time made by Bonners
Lady Palmer and Flatbush in 1862 by
three-f ourths of a second.
Advices from New Orleans announce
the failure of Edward Buppassier, an
extensive commission shipping mer-
chant of that city. So
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VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID by the Circuit Court for Ohio county, at the
May term thereof. In . cause therein epezd-
ing, wherein William p. Wilsna 10 complainant
and william II. Dunlevy and others are defend.
ants, shah on the second Monday In July, ie67,
at the front door Of the Court House I'm the city
Of Wheeling. proceed 70 sell the following de;
scribed property, to-wif: the one undivided
fourth part Of the property and real estate sftu-
ate In that pirt Of the city Of Wheeling CON-
monty called North Wheeling and known % The
saw min property and now occupied b. VII
son, Dupievy 4 Wheeler, consisting Of parts Of
lots number six, seven. eight nine and ten In
Jonathan Zsnes addition to the town (nov city)
estate Of John Dunlevy, decessea
TERMS: onefourth cash, the residue In three
equal payments Of twelve, eighteen and twenty.
four months, with interest frym the day Of sale.
The purchaser giving band and approved e
curly for the deferred peymentA.
4. RICHARDSON,
jeSl vet Comnissioner.
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The Jury in surrnr,. Cn.r

WASHINGTON. June 12.-In the Grim
inal Court, in the Surratt case, this
forenoon, Judge Fisher in a lengthy
opinion granted the motion of the
United States District Attorney and
quashed the array Of jurors. He then
discharged the present jury and ordered
that % tallismen be summoned, in order
to select new ona. The court then adj
journed.
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Auicide

ST. LOUIS, June l2.-Duval Ridgely,
son of Frank l.. Ridgely, President of
the Union Insurance Company and
Board of Underwriters, committed sui
eide yesterday by taking strychnine.
Two or three other suicides were CON-
mitted within week.
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Carried.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jane Pin the Con,
stitutional Convention to-day the mo-
ton to strike the previous question
from the rules was carried.
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VALUABLE GIFTS.
PLAN OF DRAWING.

PLAN OF DRAWING.
Duplicate numbers from to 500, 900 are placed
In Wheel; the LIST number when drawn uuD
draws the highest or first gift; the I'd number
when drawn eut) the next highest, or second
gift, &c, until the whole number Is drawn.
The distribution viii take place after the Con.
cert where 5000 persons can witness il. A com.
mittee will be- chosen from the audience to take
charge of the same.
All agents and purchasers will be supplied
with correct list Of the awards soon ne rub
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will be supplied to all Booksellers,
Druggists Music Dealers, &C.. where they can
be obtained at 81 each; or in quantities at club
rates
terms to agents will be mailed upon the receipt
of stamp for return postage.
Orders may be sent TO u.s. inclosing the money
from 81 to s25 In a registered letter STAMP en-
closed) ut our risk. Larger amounts by Postofire
order, draft or express, at the following club
tickets 70 one address -........-....-.sd Z 50
10 ...............--. OO
% .-.-----.---.----- IL w
FThe names Of the agents will he publish.
ed FROM the central office.
uTickets viii be supplied to agents at IS
per cent. discount.
ER-Upder, and in pursuance Of the provisions
Of the Internal Revenue Law, His Honor, the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has, upon
dine proof, granted permit to the Southern Or.
phans' Association 10 hold its Gift Concert e.
empt from all charges, rhsther from special tar or
Tier daty in respect TO such Gift Concert.
This Ia protection 10 all gents, and sxenpts
them from any and all liability for license, tax
or otherwise.
This exemption il made upon the ground that
the proceeds of the sale Of Tickets for this Con.
cert are 60 be devoted TO a charitable object and
il but another evidence Of the favor and cOnsid.
Grafton which our efforts have been constantly
met with In nearly every direction.
REFERENCES:
Mai. Gen. G. T. Beauregard, New Orleans
Brig Gen. JEFF. Thompson
Brig. Gen. s. b. Buckner,
Z. r. Sills, Publisher, Baltimore.
J. E. Nimmo Co,
G. NJ Steif, Piano Manufacturer Baltimore.
c. McKeever & Co., Baltimore.
Col Geo. p. Kane, Danville, Va.
w. A. Wright, Augusta, Ga, date OF kmeri-
can Hotel, Richmond)
Mai. W. B. Mears, Lexington, \. c.
j. s. Morrow Publisher, Baltimore.
II. Clay Dallam, ESQ, Counsellor
r Socket Mathews ESQ, Counsellor.
|All orders and communications should be
Addressed to the Central Office Southern Orphan
Association, No. II Holiday street, Baltimore.
JOSEPH l.. WILDE,
Authorized agent for Wheeling corner Main
and Union streets- ap22 eod2m
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Celebration.

NEW YORK, June Heterogeneous
are being made by the several posts of
the Grand Army of the Republic in this
city to have a grand celebration in a
few weeks. Invitations have been en-
tended to leading Generals in the army.
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Fire.

LoCKHAvEN, Pa, Juue 12.-White's
Hotel, part Of the Fallon House, Town
d Co.'s steam saw mill and lumber
yard, and livery stable were destroyed
by fre this morning. Loss $4,000. Sig
teen horses persisted.
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CHICAGO, June II.

CHICAGO, June IL.
Flour dull and prices unchanged.
Wheat steady ut 80. Corn firmer at
e0ae1. Oats steady at 55a552. Rye
dull and nominal at 10. Barley NOM
inal.
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From Florida

GAINESVILLE, May l2.-The land tel
egraph line between this place and
Santa Rosa, to connect the latter point
by marine cable with Havana is com.
pleted.
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From SANDY Heck.

SANDY Hook, June 12.-The raft Non
pareil, for Europe, started. from here
with fair wind and cleared the bal
this morning.
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BUFFALO, june II.

BUFFALO, june II.
Flour and whaat inactive and nom
inal. Corn dull; held shove the views
of buyers No. ], 80; No. 2, u. Oats
inactive; No. Q Chicago held at 65; Ohio
~,
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Passed.

HARTFORD, COM, June 12.-The eight
hour bill passed the house to-day BY
nearly unanimous vote. The bill goes
into effect from the day of its passage.
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MILWAUKEE,, June II.
Flour dull; city Xxx II rs. Wheat
dull ct Q Is for No. Q.
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Grand Presentation Musical
Concert.

500 900 tickets at the nominal price Of 81 each
single ticKet emitting the purchaser to a gift
there being one gift TO every ticket. The gift
are rs fOllows:
/. An elegant farm Of 2il acres, i'm.
proved with extensive dwellings
and tbuildings-saw and grist
mill, making the property invalu- .
able. Soo,VOo "
.. gift of $4,000 in gold, valued at. 1850 "
* near the city of Baltimore. :. 10000 o.
4. A Gift in Greenbacks .......... 5000 u
S. A three-story Brick House, with
modern improvements, in Balti-
more. observation-disclosures. o,VOO W
6. A three story Brick House, with
more 1920 o.
Z. A two.story Brick House, with
more 5000 0,
8. Two gifts in Greenbacks, $1,000
.. Ten gifts in Greenb'ks lssoo eashl. 500 9,
10. Fifty $500 " }. 5000 u
II. One hundred $50 " }. 5000 On
70. One Grand Piano. ....... 500 q
IL. =" " ... I,UOO 0,
ia Two SQUARE Pianos $500 each) 900 N
Is. Ten Pallor Organs (sl50 each). l,5OO O
$50 each) ...................... $1,000 On
''' Zoo eacSj. ....'...,............ 10000 o.
90 each. i................:..... $3.50 o.
10. One Hundred Elliptic Sewing Ma. .
chimes (S75 each) ................. 1900 U
%. One Humid Gents Silver Watches
1855 EACH. $500 "
Chains and Pin $40 eachJ -. 1900 o.
%. Two Hundred Oil Paintings (s20
EACH. ........................ 1900 0,
% Five Hundred Bibles geo eachl.. 10000 "
"a. Two Thousand copies "Pollards
Southern History rs EACH 49,. lO,OOe o.
.. Two Thousand Photographic AL
buns rs each) Observation-Disclosures. 10000 "
&C. Two Thousand Fine Gold Pens, in
cases rs EACH Observation-Disclosures. 10000 O'
81. Five Hundred Plain Gold Rings (SS
each). ..................,..... 1900 0,
Is. Two Thousand sets Silverplated
Tea Spoons (s3 eachl ..........-. 5000 O
%. Two Thousand Call Bells, Napkin
Rings, &C., tS3 each ............. 5000 VI
The balance consists of the following articles
Musical Instruments;
Music Boxes;
Ladies' Work Boxes;
Ladies' and Gents Gloves;
" g Riding Whips;
Opera Glasses;
Office and Parior Furniture;
Writing Desks;
Black Walnut Frames;
Engravings, etc, etc, etc.
The whole amounting 10 an aggregate D
Enn
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I'OBACCO.
i 10 Butts odd Bsns" blk los,
. caddies do. do. do.
10 ADULTS Niagara" do.
20 caddies do. do
90 butts Dew Drop do
20 saddies HOmbrick do
10i boxes Emily Jsnes natl It., ID.
81 do. Diadem soft pd. 0 inch.
81 do. Wheeler's nd. pd. 9 do.
81 do. do. hard pd. ID. Jumps.
I0i do. "Millie Collins hard pd. h. Jumps
81 do. Keens Fine Twist natl H.
81 do Miller's X. and Il. twist choice.
ladrums Fig Leaf
20kgs. 6-twist running los
SMOKING TOBACCO.
IS bbls. +. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. q. do. do.
10 bbls e. S. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. c. s. do. do
Our stock Of tobacco Is large and the assert
ment unsurpassed by any in the market Mer
chants arc respectfully invited TO give ms Call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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C0mInissioner,s Sale.

Authorized agent for Wheeling. corner \
and Union streets- ape2 coda
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incorporated by the Legislature OF virginia
VI January 3Oth, 1861 =
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A ssUFF-LovER's WILL.-Darne Margaret Thomp-
sons last will and testament was something unique.
It set forth that, it usual to put flowers into
the coffns of departed friends, and she had never
found any flowers SO fragrant and refreshing as the
precious powder, her trusty servant, Sarah, to
take care her body covered with the best Scotch
snuff Six men, the greatest snuff takers in the par
ish, were to carry her to the grave and the half doz
old maids selected, to act pall-beaFers were to
be supplied with boxes of snuff wherewth TO refresh
themselves on the road. The officiating clergyman
to be paid four guineas upon condition that he
walked in the procession, and took certainfqaa
tity, not exceeding one pound of the same. sarah's
legacy depended upon her carrying out the wishes Of
the notwithstanding the Threshold of the house in
Boyle street with two bushels of snuff and walking
before the corpse for the purpose Of distributing
cry twenty yards large handful Of Scotch snuff to
the ground and upon the ground Lastly to every
legacy beduathed by Dame Thompson was ATTACHED
gift Of lb. of the .,grand cordial Of natare. The
sex added foil to every obvious grace down to
the days Of the Regency; Queen Charlotte herself
was dear lover Of pinch, and always Kept her box
well filed with the best Spanish violet strasburg
mixed with green tea and, Of course, as long as the
first lady in the land set such example, fashion
nothing unladylike in feminine snulfing.
fChicago journal.
disnatch from Washington states that the wife OF
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dispatch from Washington states that the wife Of
President Juarez has left that city for home via New
g Orleans.
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GREAT ATTRACTION
Ladies' Bazaar Of Fashion.
SPRING AND
IS Ut M MER GOODS.
J. II. McDERMOTT,
HAVING just returned from New York with the
IL largest, best selected and most varied stock of
Fancy Dry Goods,
Millinery,
LADIES' Furnishing Goods,
Trimmings, &C.,
ever brought to this market, would respectfully call
the attention of his customers and tn public generally
to the following imperfect enumeration of stock In
the Ladies Department will be found
DRESS SILKS;
MUSLINS;
ORGANDIES- French;
BAKEGES;
TISSUES;
LACE POINTS;
GRENADINE SiIAWLS /;
DELAINS-American
MUSLINS-Swiss and Mall;
NANSOOKS;
JACoNEfs;
CAMBRICS;
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS;
OPERA FLANNEIs,
NUBIAs, &C., &c.
SILK AND BAsoUINE CIRCULARS
EMBROIDERIES,
Jackonet and Swiss Edging and Inserting;
Collars and Cuffs;
Real Lace Collars and Setts-AH Descriptions;
Infants Waists, Skirts and Underclothing
Bonnets and Hats, for Infants, Misses and Ladies;
Ladies' Unasrgarnents of every description, ready
Ladies and Children sShoes, all styles and qualities
In short complete assortment of Ladies' Goods, from
Paper Of Pins to a Wedding Outfit:
This portion of the stock was selected, with great
care, by Mrs WELLS, who, by business experience in
this market of twelve years. perfectly understands the
requirements of Ladies' in this section and who feels
confident she can please the most fastldous both in
goods and prices.
j. q. McDERMoTT is determined to establish an
exclusive
LADIES' STORE,
that will prove creditable to himself and beneficial to
his customers In view of which, he has purchased
the most tremendous stock of goods brought to
this market in the Ladies' line and being determined
to the Ladies' trade, he pledges himself to sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
which he can do and make living profit, which is all
he desires. Ladies who favor him with their custom
may rest assured that they will get goods at legitimate
prices whether Judges not for he has established
One Price System,
which cannot fail to give satisfaction it is based
upon GO small profits and quick returns"
To the Gentlemen, McDermott would say that he has
fine stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
BOOTS SHOES,
HATS, and
..u-- FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
which he will sell cheaper than any else in town.
he is going out of gents goods entirely in order to
devote his exclusive attention to the establishment of
first class Ladies' store.
saT Country merchants will do well to look through
McDermotts stock before purchasing elsewhere as he
is prepared to offer great inducements to wholesale buy
fers. mh27
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a srsaNGE FREAK or NAruRE-There were in this
city not long since three children. all of whom were
Joined together at the hands One hand on each Of
the right and left figures perfectly formed as far
the fngeri ioints, where they united with those of
the central fgurethe hands Of the three being thus
firmly casped together. The central figure had no
fingers, the end of the resembling ball when
clasped BY the hands Of its two companions. The.
arms Of the trio boneess from the shoulder to
the finger ends and could be beu twisted into any
conceirabe shape. The limbs, from the knees down
were also boneless. II the knees there IS said to
have been large protuberance, if nature bad in
tended them to act substitutes for the honeess legs
and useless feet. They are entirely blind, the whole
surface Of the eeball being of deathly white color
and contained no pupil. Their heads and bodies
perfectly formed, and the organisations and functions
appeared perfect in each. They were visited By
number Of persons among which was our informant,
who says they were stlborn, and youches for the
assertion. There was, understand no medical ey-
animation Of the case, which IS to be grestyregretted
The parents hare left the city taking with them tho
remains of the Children fsahdnsky Resistee.
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Corners of FaIton, Canal, Common and
NEW Ans, la.

~ Major STEPHEN T. POWER, Of Naschez, Miss,
is with the house of ]. Fl. CARTER. Fmh27 1y
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Dumas and the Menken made such a noise laughing
and talking while Witnessing the play together At the
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Congressional,
Miscellaneous.

"SoUTuwEsT Pass, June 29.-Io tie austrian Aan
bassador, Washington: have just come in to tele
graph you of the condemnation and execution o
Macmillan. President Juarez refused to deliver ur
his body. Signed NED NJ. THEBAUT.