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PftisburG Oil Trade.

PITTsBURG, April %, 1867.
The market during the week was not
very active. The unsettled state of af-
fairs in Europe has produced a similar
state of affairs here. Buyers either held
off altogether or purchased very spar
ingly. The stock of crude OH hand is
not very large. The greatest portion
of the receipts have gone to supply pre-
vious contracts. The receipts by river
and rail for the past week were 1889
bbls. The entire receipts since the
opening of navigation were So, 723 bbls,
being an increase of 126,303 bbls over
the same period in 1866. The weeks
sales were not so large as the week pre-
vious. We notice as follows: Crude,
in lots, principally for future delivery,
II $50 bbls; refined, 25,l50 bbls; total
sales, $4,000 bbls. The rates of crude
were governed altogether by their gray
ity-bulk ranging from &c, 6fa7c on
the spot, whilst sales were made tor
future delivery at various prices. The
market closed in very unsettled con-
dition.
REFINED On-Towards the close Of
the week was neglected. Sales We're
made at variety of prices. Towards
the close buyers were shy and not dis
posed to purchase to any extent.
Saturday-The market on Saturday
was pretty active. The crude sales
were 1900 bbls, in lots, as follows: 800
bbls crude, immediate, &c; 1900 bbls
do, &c; 1000 bbls do, &c, and 1000 bbls
do, 81.
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FROM NEW YORK.
General Rousseau Registration In
New Orleans.

General Rousseau - Registration In
New Orleans.
New YORK, April 29.-Thcre has been
o very strong impression prevailing in
this city for the past few days that Gen.
eral Rousseau, who is here awaiting or
ders, would be sent to New Orleans to
supercede General Sheridan. The re-
port has been telegraphed South. am
able to state on the best authority that
NO officer in the South holds his CON-
mission BY so certain tenor as General
Sheridan. General Rousseau does not
desire command in tho South, but
hopes to be assigned to the department
Of the Columbia, which will give him q
very desirable position on the Paclfic
coast.
The following is General Sheridan's
order, relating to one of the aids of the
New Orleans chief OF police, for i'm
proper interference with the registra-
ton:
J.W. Boylan. aid to the chief of police,
having OH the 18th inst. defrauded
freedmen by making false representa-
tions to them, thereby obstructing the
law by causing them toleave the vicin-
ity of the registration officer of the
first district of this city, is hereby dis
charged from the police force Of the
city of New Orleans, from IL o'clock to-
day.
The Governor has made an effort to
induce General Sherman to authorize
General Sheridan to set aside the recent
action of the Mississippi railroad di-
rectors, which has not been successful.
General Grant declines to interfere and
refers the applicant to the President
So Beauregard and his associates still
hold control Of the road.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April ".
FLOUR-Unchanged and firm; trade
brands 13 75a16 90.
WHEAT-Firm; No. 2 spring ~;
No. /, 800. III -
CORN-Dull at the opening, but there
was a firmer feeling at the close; No.
in sacks / 10; in bulk Ta9S.
OATS-Quiet; 10 for No. in bulk;
no demand in sacks.
RYE-In better supply; prices lower;
sales at 72a73.
BARLEY-Unchanged and quiet.
WHISKY-Dull; Is offered and 2t
asked for it in bond.
COTTON-Opened excited and bold
ers asked % for middling, but the feel
ing was more subdued at the close. A,
no time could middling be sold at ovel
MESS PORK-In moderate demand
sales of 1000 barrels at % IS for country.
and % so for city. -
BULK MEATS-Steady land un
changed; shoulders andvsfdes III; cleal
sides IL. ~
BACON-In moderate demaud ut
for shoulders, II for sides and IL fo1
clear sides.
LARD-Firm l2a for city.
BUTTER-Dull at 25a26.
CHEESE-l6ial7.
SEEDS-NO demand for clover o.
timothy seed, and prices nominal. Clio
yer can be bought at 9 so; fax seed in
good demand ut 2 9Oa3 90 for clear snt
sound.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 45a1 az.
PETROLEUM-Dull; 40a44 for re-
fined in bond, duty paid.
GROCERIES-Unchangea and steady
GOLDFISH buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par buying
MONEY-Market continues easy.
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NV night An on board escaped except
ths CAPTAIN. named Dobbs.
Geo. n. Mackenzie, of New York, and
G. g. Riechelm, of Philadelphia, have
made arrang einents for . chess match
for the championship of the United
States, the meeting to take place In
the Philadelphia Atheneum, the winner
of the first seven games to be declared
champion. ,o.,
Raleigh. TIT y.
The citizens of Halifax gave the resi-
dent negroes D complimentary dinner
last week, and the citizens of Danville
subscribed heavily toward purchasing
o chapel for their colored neighbors.
/. The steamer City Of Cork, from Liv-
erpool, reports that at 8 A. n. on the
Esd inst. she passed the steamship Great
Eastern in Lat. 43:7, long. 1853.
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UniSn PaciAe acknowledgements
20 Rxpsditisn-Indian Affairs.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-Omaha dispatch
es say that the track laying on the
Union Pacific railroad was commenced
to-day, and will be prosecuted vigorous.
ly. flies are at the end Of the road Iof
one hundred miles ofroad. Forty miles
of iron is now in Omaha. The grazing
will be done at the rate OF two miles
ner day. The Quartermaster at omaha
notified the Superintendent OF the road
that he should want transportation for
three hundred thousand pounds Of Gov
eminent stores the coming season.
General Vessels, at Fort Phil. kear-
new, thinks the Crow Indians can be
kent quiet only by the presence Of q
larger force of troops than is now at
that post. A considerable number OF
Sioux were encamped on Powder river,
east of Fort Reno.
Tine Democrats correspondent with
General Hancock's expedition, says the
SssD canned wiaags where the troops had
burned on the Goth inst, invOIs ias ~ =
loss of about S1,0O0,OOO. General Gus
tar was still pursuing the Cheyennes,
who had fed nOrthwsrd.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Treasury Deparfment-Cail for -
Manufacturers Convention.

The Treasury Deparfment-CaIl for "a
Manufacturers' Convention.
NEW YORK, April 29.-The Times spe-
cial saws: The workings of the treasury
for the month just closing will show a
large reduction of the national debt.
In the next statement Secretary McCol-
louph hopes to reduce the total debt to
about twenty-five hundred millions, at
which he believes it must remain. The
Indian war will draw largely OH the
national resources this summer, and
while the course of the treasury is per,
fectly clear and easy, the reduction OF
the national debt must soon he suspend.
ed for time, at least.
The Herald's special says: The par
ties urging an injunction against the
reconstruction law express confidence
in their success.
The Times special says: A circular,
signed by fifty of the leading factories
of Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
and Pittsburg, among whom are Peter
Cooper. ohm Jewett x Sons, and Others
of New York; William Sellers q Co.,
BENZ. Aullard & Sons. and Others OF
Philadelphia; Cunningham l. lmsen,
and Others of Pittsburg; +. b. Ward, of
Detroit, with others, has been issued,
calling a conference of the manufactur-
ing interests of the country to meet at
the Astor House, New York. on the sth
of Nav next, to deliberate upon the
present condition and prospects OF the
material interests of American indus
try, and to decide upon some means OF
calling public attention to this subject.
The success which has attended the eff
forts of the free trade league in affect
ing public sentiment by the widespread
distribution of popular documents
through the country, is cited by the
call as demonstrating the necessity OF
adopting some means equally effectual
to counterfeit the evil it is alleged to
be working. This is the first notice of
the present great struggle for yet higher
duties. ...
The Herald's special says: The COM
missioner of the Indian Bureau is unde-
cided as to whether he shall endorse
the bills recently made by Lewis v.
Bogy, the former commissioner, and ut
present an agent of the bureau, with
certain New York merchants, for the
purchase of goods for the use of Indians.
The goods, amounting i'll value to sew
eral millions of dollars, have been de-
livered, and the contractors are conse-
auently in a state of anxiety as to the
probability of being paid for them.
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SAN Francisco, April 2a.-Since the
decision of Judge Dealy, Gen. MDow-
ell is liable for damages for arresting
and imprisoning people for using trea,
sonable language, and exulting over
the assassination Of President Lincoln
Mccall, the abscOnding Treasurer
from Santa Clara county, was arrested
to-day on Walker river, Nevada, and
SIS, 900 recovered.
An extensive stocking factory, be-
longing to Godstein & Sharp, was to-
tally destroyed by fire last night.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Specials from Richmend and nsnis'
Vile

NEW YORK, April 29.-The Herald's
Richmond special says: In the remote
portions of the State the utmost good
feeling exists between the negroes and
the whites, where Radical influence
has not been used to promote dissen-
ton.
The Herald's special says: A petition
has been gotten up at Huntsville, Ala,
for the removal of the Judge of Pro-
bate and Sheriff of Madison county and
the Mayor of Huntsville, and supplant
them with men of Radical proclivities'
1t is said, however, that the Post Com
mandant, Major o. c. c. Lester, disap-
proves the object of the petitions be-
cause he knew of nothing to justify
the action asked for; and that General
Sprague declined to act unless charges
of official malfeasance were made and
supported by proof.
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sLARD--Quiet and steady sales Of
$50 bbls. at 12}a134. ?.
/, ,BUTTER--Dull; i fa14 for Ohio. y
/. CHEESE Steady. 2 F3tSs.iAf2D
LATEST MARKETs-5 P. NJ.
FLOUR-Advanced 5a10c on common
and medium.
WHEAT-Firmer and fairly active
at2 65a2 IS for No. 2 spring, and Goa
Q 30 for No. / spring. -
~RYE-Quiet at 1 54sl IS for western
BARLEY-Quiet and firm. -
OATS-Firmer and more deing az 'oa
76c for eastern. =,
CORN-Quiet and firm; sellers %, .,
shipping mixed western at l 30 IN stors
and / SO aflost; buyers at l 35f IN store
and 1874 afoat. x,ooo,
PORK-Heavy; sales OF iO0o DPS y
a 8b cash, and % So regular; cios'ns
free sellers ut quotations.
Extraordinarily unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Dnn and without de-
cided change in price.
BACONSClosed quiet, firm and &C
tive. at lOa13 for Cumberland middles
and III for shsrt ribbed. -
LARD-Duli at l3a134 for fair te
prime steam, and 13sal3a for kettle rem
dered.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.


NEW YORK, April %.
COTTON-More active and &c better;
sales $500 bales at 80 for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1864 bbls; market
10a2Oc better; fair inquiry; improve
ment chiefly upon common and medium
grades; sales $500 bbls ut 10 25a11 Is
for supertine western, IL Seals 10 for
extra western, Is 10al4 65 for choice do.
IL 25a13 40 for shipping brands extra
round hoop, Ohio, and Is Scala 80 for
trade brands, market closing firm. Cal
ifornia -four scarce and advancing;
sales $50 bbls and sacks ut 16 00a17 %.
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Marketa shade firmer, with
o fair inquiry; sales $1,000 bu at 2 G29a
2 20 for No. 2 Chicago, 2 20 for No.
Milwaukee, and 30 for white Califor-
MIA.
RYE-Dull; sales $500 bu western in
lots at 53al SIS, and choice ut 50.
BARLEY-Without decided change;
sales 200 bu Canada West, free, at IL
and $500 bu two rowed State ut 10.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
CORN-Receipts ALSO; market opened
quiet and closed active and excited Mt
lace better: sales $4,000 bushels at
3a1 SO for mixed western in store, and
l 36al - for do. afloat.
OATS-Receipts 5000 bushels; mar
ket dull and heavy at 75a76 for western
and 82as24 for State.
RICE.-Quiet at l0lall for Carolina.
COFFEE-dup; sales 100 bags Lagua-
rya, 1S, gold.'
SUGAR-Quiet; sales 500 bbls Cuba
at 9tal0s.
MOLASSES-Quiet and rather heavy.
PETROLEUM-Crude scarce and
firm at Ii; refined in bond dull at 26ta
26l.
HOPS-Quiet at 35a65 for new.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales $3.50
barrels at % 62a22 75 for new mess; clos
ing ut - IS, cash; 81 75a22 90 for old
mess; Is 75al9 % for prime, aud 81 75a
81 81 for prime mess; also $50 barrels
new mess ut ~ OOa2s %, buyers OPP
ton for May.
BEEF-Firm; sales of 325 bbls. at
previous prices.
+ TIERCE BEEE--Qaiet; sales of 30
tierces prime mess ut SO.
BEEF HAMS-Steady.
BACON-Firm aud fair demand; sales
of $40 boxes at 10sal2 for Cumberland
cut; 1lssl2 for short ribbed; REALS for
clear. -
CUT MEATS Quiet; sales of $50
packages at efa99a; shoulders u; hams
l33.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don. graduate from one of the most eminent
Colleges In the United States, and the greater
part Of whose life has been spent IN the hossitals
N London. Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere,
has effected some of the most astonishing cures
that were ever known. Many troubled with
ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blnshing attended
al imu edi afely
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From WilminRton.

WILMINGTON, Del, April 29.-Pussy
Smith, proprietor of the Indian Queen
hot el, was fatally stabbed by Joseph
Pratt, ut the house of the latter, this
afternoon. Pratt made no attempt to
escape, and was promptly arrested
Smith lived about an hour. The cause
of the affair, it is rumored, was impro'
per intimacy between Smith and Pratt's
wife.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, April %.
$50 P.M.-America gold 1856; Ohio Ger.
tificates 24a24s; Canton 43ia43a; Cum
berland coal 3la3ls; Quicksilver 2Sta29i
Mariposa 7a7t; do preferred 26a26i; w
U. Telegraph 39ta395; N. Y. Central 81
a9s; Erie 6Ota6Os; Hudson River 50
Reading 102ia103; Michigan Southern
67s; Illinois Central 1144a1149; Pitts
burg II; Toledo 1881; Rock Island 853
Northwestern 34sa35; do preferred CO.
Fort Wayne 93$.
Pacific mail 1274al27l; Atlantic 90f.
Border State bonds tirmer; Missouri
%; Tennessee 60; old Virginia's 65a65i
new North Carolinas 45a46.
GMiscellaneous and coal shares firmer.
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wnshinxton Items

WASHINGTON, April29.-The Supreme
Court to-day decided the Massachusetts,
liquor cases. The decision is that the
payment of tax under the Internal Rev
enue law is no protection to dealers in
articles the sale of which is prohibited
by State laws. The Court announced
that no new cases would be taken up
after the 18th, rs the Court will
adjourn on the Doth.
General Ord, acting under instruc-
tions given him while here, has detailed
army officers to act in place of Arkansas
State officers removed by him.
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The Mining, Agricultural ant
Grazing Interests

OF West Virginia will find IN N" REGISTER
constant and jealous advocate, whlls ih' ga
and political advancement 0f tb" state I'll
ceive its earnest attention.
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R..h,,,-Couyenti.u At Santa Pc.

! ST.. LOUIS, April 29.-The banking
house of Piankett & Apologize, in
Brunswick, Missouri, was robbed OF
$1,000 on Saturday night. The robbers
escaped.
Advices from Forts Rice and Sully, a
month later than reported from the
Fort Buford massacre, make no men,
ton of any trouble whatever In the
upper country, and accounts that the
affair is considered o canard at York
town and other points in upper Mis-
souri,.
The National Union Convention at
Santa Fe, New Mexico, April LIST, unan-
imously nominated Joseph +. Francisco
as q chosen delegate to Congress.
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NEW YORK, April %. "A mail for the
West, by the Allentown ronte, inclu-
ding Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago,
Indianapolis and st. Louis, will close
ut P. NJ, making seven daily mails by
this route for the West and Southwest.
The ting Levergue, lying at pier Is,
North river, sunk suddenly on Satur.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
,cn,IMnnArIoN TRAIN.

DAssErGKR TRAINS WILL bun ~
by the following schedule on ana ai'er inc
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Killed.

ST. GATHERINGS, CANADA, April 90
Colonel L. w. Stephenson, proprietor
of the Stephenson House and Mineral
Baths, was killed yesterday by being
thrown from Il wagon.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l


LONDON. April se-Noon3 consols
o,s. United States bonds 7a; Illinois Cea-
trail 76,; Erie 403. =
Evening-Erie Az; Illinois Censrai
764: United States bonds 7lt.
LIVERPOOL, Noon--Cotton excited;
breadstufis Arm; California wheat l!s
Cd; western red l3s Cd; corn AZ "a;
oats IS I'd; barley Is 1Od; pork eos;
bacon 500; lard 5Os6d. ,',-P '-sy y
Evening-Cotton very active, and ad-
yanced laid; uplands lss; Orleans l2ss
l2s; other markets unchanged.
FR.NxroRT, April 29.-United States
bonds7t.
PARIS, April 90 Noon United States
bonds 80.
ANTWERP, Observation-Disclosures
43l. 'i-' '' q
LONDON. April 29.-The European
Conference, which is to meet in LONDON
next month to settle the dispute De-
tween France and Prussia in regard TO
Luxembourg, will be composed of repre-
sentatiyes from Great Britain, France,
Prussia, Austria and Russia, and the
King of Holland as Grand Duke OF Ink
emhn rp IL is understood that the FOL
fowIns inns have been agreed upon as
O basis for the aeIlDs--.;nns Of the Con-
ference: Eirst-France not to o.,--sA
her nresent boundaries. Second-The
Qualifications at Luxembourg to be evac-
mated and dismantled. Third-The fu-
ture political status of the Grand
Duchy to be ascertained and determined
by the Conference. Fourth-The fnal
decision of the Conference to be guar
anteed by all Governments participant
ing therein.
81; 5-20s II; Illinois Central lot; Erie
Alt. .s
LIVERPOOL, Evening.-Cotton active
" maintained to the close; mlddling
nplands 12al2f; Orleans 12tal2f; the
sales of the day foot up 2o,OOO bales;
The Manchester market for goods and
warns is buoyant. Breadstuffs closed
firm. Corn advanced to 44s per quarter
for mixed western. Barley As lOd for
go lbs. Oats IS I'd per IS lbs. Peas 4ss
ner ouarter for Canadian. Provisions
: firmer. Beef advanced to l2s cd per
barrel for extra prime mess. Other ar
ticles unchanged. Refined petroleum
declined to Is Sd. Potashes 34s. Spirits
Turpentine 36s Cd. Resin, common, IS;
fine, 13s Cd. Tallow AS Cd.
LONDON, April 90, Evening.-Bread-
stuffs firmer. Corn scarce. Wheat adj
vanced 2s per quarter. .,.f
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 90.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat quiet
at 2 63a2 65 for No. = spring. Corn
lower; sales at l 04ia1 05. Oats dull
at 59ta6O. Rye unchanged. Barley
nominal. Whisky unchanged. Mess
Pork dull ut % 50. Lard dull at 12ia
134.
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TIL e Il + GISTER

VIII strive TO make the popular mind ,xts,l
conviction" rather than sls,isb by ticra,iOe =,
viii labor TO disseminate only such VIEW 80
current questions ~ bear the stamp Of W.
and the seal Of truth.
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METHOD OF INSTRUCTION.

The system of instruction which Mr.. Blakely
has adopted and pursues is q slightly modified
earlier stages of education development OF the
mental faculties is sought rather than hiling
the mind with facts and theories before the
mind Ia fitted for acquiring them in seientihc
and systematic manner.
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MARRIAGE.

Marie Persons, or Young Men eentempih,t .
ness organic debility. defcrmities, specdhy
cured . u. N.
He who places himself under the care oil pr'
J., NAV reiigiously confide in his honor a. gen
tleman and confidently rely upon his skill rs
nhylSiciap. '..t
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Farmers, Merchants nnd Cal.
tle Dealers
The Circulation Of the Rry,
iSfer,
THE TRI.WEEKLY

Is published every Tuesday. THURSDAY and VI
urday, and contains besides the contents Of u,
preceding issues OF the Daily msny valn,l.
Items prepared especially ior this publiafioa
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ENGLISH.

Special attention will be paid in this depart;
aelt 70 Grammar, Rhetoric and Elocution, ana
every p.ips Lib .be taken TO give to students
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the rules of Grammar and Rhetoric.