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New York SpecInl..

NEW YORK, May 2S.-The Herald's
special says: The new directors OF the
First National Bank of. New Orleans
will resume business as soon as the
government will permit.
Thomas May and VIM. r. Whitaker
have been arrested by the government
and held In SIS, 900 bail each.
Edmund Underhill, of Washington,
Duchess county, New York, committed
suicide last Tuesday. Cause, jealousy.
General Butler in speech repeats
the story about Booths diary and the
wholesale pardoning of deserters in
West Virginia by the President for
elect1oneertng purposes, and says that
the phrase of bottling up was first used
by himself in an official report to Gen.
Grant.
The steamer Wisconsin burned on the
St. Lawrence yesterday, was valued at
$2O,O 900; insured for SI5, 900. l-
The Herald's special says: A petit
ton for the pardon of JEFF. Davis Is be-
ing circulated by Southern men in
Washington, and 1t is said that Davis is
no longer averse to applying for Glenn
.ency. Surratt's trial will commence
on Monday.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

THE NEW York Herald thinks it is
"more than probable that the Secretary
will find himself compelled to turn ex-
Pansionist in sslf-deiense, notwith-
standing his Fort Wayne spec III and all
the predictions relative to a RESUMPTION
Of specie payments in which he has
since INDUCED, to the serious injury Of
the country at large, for confidence was
thereby unsettled and the trade and en-
terprise TO some extent paralyzed. The
fruits Of all this are now beginning 10
be seen in the present and prospective
decline of revenues and the embarrass-
ments with which the Treasury is
threatened in consequence. Owing to
the Indian war, the Southern recon
struction bill and the bounty bills, the
expenditures OF the Government are
likely to exceed its current receipts,
and tits considered probable that either
payments under the latter will have to
be deferred or Congress will have to
make some fresh provision for supply
ing the Treasury with the necessary
funds" ...
The Chicago Tribune does not report
favorably of the general mercantile
trade of the city. 1t says: "For dry
goods, boots and shoes clothing and
groceries, there is only bare conSump-
tive demand. Interior dealers are buy
ing from hand to mouth-just enough
to keep up an assortment, and meet the
wants of their trade from day to day.
To do more than this there Is no dispo-
sitton, and even marked concessions in
some lines of goods fail to attract pur-
chasers. There is every appearance
that che spring trade will extend far
into the summer months, and there are
no encouraging prospects for even u
fairly active business until next har-
vest" IL IT m q =
tEFI - 10 - a-r-zA tEf IL
The New York Times says that what
ever may be the foundations of the ru-
mors atioat in regard to summer
session of Congress, the pretext as
assigned SO obviously true that the
project cannot be secuted as improba-
BILE. 1.-THE condition of the national
finances would justify much more anx-
lety than 1t has occasioned. 1t cannot
be said to be unexpected, or as yet
alarming In any other sense than
that OF an inchoate danger. But
Tue dSCe[Ihlueu IactS are a warn
Ing against oyer-oontidence and
gloomy enough to indicate m the
Perils that are in store if remedies be
not speedily applied. A widespread
business depression, and industrial
struggles which can be accounted for
only on the hypothesis Of poverty and
suffering, would of themselves be
causes OF unsasiness., But when to
these are added a taxation which para
lyzes enterprise and deranges trade,
and after all proves unequal to the Gov
eminent expenditure, and a debt
which, enormous as 1t is, bids fair to be
Increased, the case becomes a really
bad one. 1t shows that the country is
on the high road to embarrassment,
and that nothing less than wise and
vigorous craftsmanship can save us
from disaster" i'
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ForeIrn NeHs ~ nan.

NEW York, May 2S.-The steamer
Afaica arrived this morning. The En-
glish papers agree that the reform bill
Is sure ofadoption.
The cattle plague has appeared in Lon
don and Lecelstershire. The Dutch gov
eminent are taking energetic measures
to stamp out the same disease, Seven
thousand healthy cattle were shot in
one week. Some resistance was made
10 this wholesale slaughter. Two men
were killed, and two wounded by the
soldiers.
The Lakewood Magazine for May
was seized at the French postoffice.
The whole Russian Army are to be
provided with breech-loaders, by the
end of June.
The locusts have re-appeared in al.
geria. % hris Pcs r
The Mont Cenci is progressing
vigorously - -
II Is reported thas the King of Greece
visit to the King of Prussia. 'Hi
The cattle plague appeared in Bava-
ria, sand the government totally
prohibits the transportation and entry
of cattle from Austria.
The election in Pesth passed of quiet
ly, though the military kept ready for
trouble on account OF threatening dem
onstratious by portion of the inhabi-
tants.
1t is semi-oficially denied that Bis
mark had an interview with Gortscha.
kof, at Warsaw, on Easter week.
The bullion in the Bank of England
Is estimated at over nineteen millions.
Sterling in the, Bank of France, three
and half millions.
Money was drag on the London
Stock Exchange at one. half per cent.
The emharrassments of Dent q Co.,
ofChina, arose from heavy frauds COM
mitted by one Of their own clerks at
Shanghai. - II = - ,s1a7 -
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your fRlse.friEzes, your switches.
DESTRUCTIVE q comfort, aud not worth ng
Come aged, come youthful, como ugly and
fair,
And rejoice In your own luxurlant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILILI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
heads (ITOm whatever cause It may have
fallen out and forcing a growth OF hair upon
the face, II has no equal. 1t Will force the
beard to grow upon the smOOtheSt face In
nom i've To eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth of the hair or beard. Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living witnesses
(frOm their own experienced can bear wit
ness. But many Will say, how are we to dis
tinguiBh the genuine nom the spurious2 II
certainly is difi1Oult as nine-tenths of the
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard arc entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase. To such We
would say, try the RepaTHtor Capilli; twill
cost you nothing unless II fully comes
up TO our representations nyour Druggist
does not keep 1t, sond us one dollar and we
viii forward II, postpaid, together with re-
celpt for the money, which Will BIO returned
you or application, providing entire satiIac-
ton u not given. Address,
W. L. CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West FRyette st., SYRACUSE, N. Y.
mch28-eOd ,trtW&wly
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Presbyterian General Assembly.

ROCHESTER, NJ, Y, May 2s.-The
Presbyterian Geneal Assembly occu-
pied the entire morning session in dis.
cusSion on adopting report.
The committee submitted report
which was read by the Chairman,
Mr.. Winser.
The report states that the publication
scheme has became a fixed fact and its
success is gratifying to the presbytery,
It recommended a change in the editorial
arrangement whereby so much ofits val
liable ROBIN would not be taken ur
by disqualification of foreign mission.
airy. u'sE-i ~ -
The intelligence report was adopted
except that portion In regard to the new
hymn and time book.
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. BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 2snd Of May.

LONDON, May 2s.-Evening- COnsols
closed firm at 9s1<. American sscurt-
ties closed for 5.2O's, II; Illinois Cen
tfal, 757li Erie, Il.
LIVERPOOL, May o. : Evening :
Cotton closed quieti uplands, lid; Or
leans, 1l9<d; sales o: 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs were inactive, and closed
dull. Barley has declined IS I'd. Oats
are steady. Corn, quiet at sss. Wheat
is unchanged. Lard closed heavy, and
alta decline Is; sales of American at
Sos ed Ashes closed Cd lower; In pots,
S2s Cd. ga,4tst
The other markets are unchanged.
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GoLp--I9ssIaI9SN.

srocKs.-ohio and Mississippi Ger
tiicates, 251<a251<; Canton, 423<a4S; Cum
berland, s0a3l; Quicksilver, 24a261S;
Mariposas 6Ha7; do. preferred, 19<1S5I;
" estern Union Telegraph, 42<a43;
Pacific Mail, 1291za1295<; Atlantic Mail,
l02Hal03z; New York Central, 9715a
975S; Erie, 597<a59Is; Hudson, lOI <a105<
Reading, l03s<a103 X; Michigan Central,
109Hall0; Michigan Southern, 671I677S;
Illinois Central, 1l55Sa1153<; Pittsburg,
7Sa731<; Toledo, ll21zall31<; Rock U.s.
land, 679SaS1s1; Northwestern, 16a339s;
955Sa957S.' ~ 20
BORDER STATE BoNDs-Quiet and
rteady; Missouri's, s971z; New Tennes-
fSTEGSfsHiP. sHAREs-Weak.5
Miscellaneous and local shares are
dull and lower. .--
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Another Invasion OF Canada by the

NEW York, May 2S.-The .HeraId's
Troy, Canada, special says that the Fe.
mans are about taking the field in large
numbers to invade Canada. a move
ment towards organization and concen.
tration Is general throughout Northern
and Western New York and some other
States. A messenger has been dis,
patched, by the Head Centres, to call
the brotherhood to arms, and thirty
thousand men are to be concentrated
on the border within a month. The
commissariat is said to be well sup
piled, and for n large army; and there
are also large supplies of army stores
already warehOused- near st, Adams.
General Spear is to command. The
Canadians are alive to the danger, and
preparing to defend themselves.
Hon. John Morrissey has been at Troy
In conference with the Fenians, and Il
Is believed he has been authorized to
assure them that the Government will
not interfere. Ep5tA ,slfi5EJY
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WHTSKERS
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SHUTS & CO., Chemists, No. 80 River St..
hoy, n. Y, Sole Agents for The United States
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AsTROLoGY.
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Presbyterinn GeneraI Assembly OF
- NaIE .Ynrlr.-I- p

New York. Sc
GRoCHEsTRR, May 23.-At the after
noon session of the Presbyterian Cen
eral Assembly 1t was decided to hold
the next General Assembly at Harris
burg, in the First Presbyterian Church.
The report Of the Standing Committee
on Sabbath Schools was read. It re-
commended making the permanent
committee distinct executive body to
carry forward the Sabbath School
work, also that the church cordially
cooperate with the committee, and that
the funds for the object be transmitted
through its hands. The report was
adopted. Y ~ GlI
The report Of the Standing Committee
on Education was read, and shows a
gratifying state of things. 1t recon-
mends the presentation cause in all the
churches: 1T was put upon the docket
for further consideration.
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NEW YORK, May 23.-The HerGld,s
Montgomery Ala, correspondent saw
that the Mobile riots were participated
in by negroes. Hewas nthe speakers
platform and able to see what was go
ing on among the maddened crowd be-
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sANFRAac1soo, May 2I.-The billiard
tournament In this CITY closed last
night. Every portion Of tbe Pacific
coast was represented. The Champion
cue was awarded to a. w. Jamison. AZ
Virginia City, Nevada.
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z NEwa YORK, May 8-Mrs. Kicker,
who Is among the lost of the steamer
santiago de Cuba, was on her way to
england to receive legacy of fftesn
Thousand pounds, which had been LETT
her. Her husband witnessed her death
from the deck Of the ship. z 5i1i5.s ~ I
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LATEsr MARKEIs{5P. y

FLoUR-Closed steady for middling,,
and dull and heavy for common and
choice. g rga T4;F-.T 5H:j5srl
WHBAT-Quiet. Good and prime
steady; common and inferior duh aud
declining.
RYE-Dull at 81 7sa1 10 for western.
BARLRY-Steady.
CoRN-Very firm; new mixed west
ern 81 17al y; old mixed western 81 %
in store, and 81 Sla1 80 delivered.
PoRK-Active; 9, 500 bbls Of new mess
at Sz3a2S 05, cash and regular, steady.
BEEF-Firm and in moderate de.
mand. n q EIE6
BACoN-Steady; 1870 for Cumberland
cut, aud 1886 for clear.
LARD--Stesdy and firm; 1916 for fair
to primesteam! r ~ 81
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BosToN, May 23.-The liquor license
law bill, reported by majority of the
Committee Of the Legislature, after
nearly three days debate, was defeated
in the House this afternoon by a vote
ofI6 against 81. p =
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ST., PAU, May PA construction
train. on the Minnesota Central RAM
road run OF the track and killed q man
named RibeI, of Indians.
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p,...byterian General Assemblv,

CIsc1NNATI, May BIN the Presby-
the report of the COMMITTEES OF ten on
contested seats and declaration and ties.
tinony, was discussed at great length,
and occupied the greater part of the
session. Rev. Thomas D. Hooker. OF
Cranberry, n. J., member of the As
sembly, died here yesterday.
L. Woods, OF Massachusetts, engineer
of the indianapolis train which collided
which the Ohio and Mississippi train,
yesterday, died last might from injuries
received in the accident.
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Important to Hay Makers.
W A B R e MS
(Worl.ln0 Pasttfon.l
REVOLVING .SULKY RAKE

Combines all the advantages of both the
sMlIsy and old Revolving RAkes-
By means Of the lever, with It's cams and
stops, tho driver has more perfect control
over the Rake than can possibly be had over
the old fashioned Revolver. IT does not dust
the hay MS wire teeth usually do; Is easily
handled by boy, and the inclination OF the
any obstacle, or dip into swale, 1t Is easily
TRANSPORTED. and -
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Promo hIcsRo.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-A sporting man
named G. W. Lee was attacked in his
sleeping room, in Reynolds Block, last
night, by some person. or persons un-
known. and SO seriously hurt that but
little hopes are entertained T his re-
covery. Eighteen thousands dollars in
7-30 bonds were stolen. s4s3 gsry
The Baptist's Anniversary COM
menced in this city to-day. A large
number of delegates from all parts OF
the Unled States are present.
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MoNEY ANp sToCKs

,o GzdHASoF4 at 60 days,
GOVERNMENT SToCKs- Coupons, '62,
1922 alO9IS;I '64, 1O5IS; '65, lO6k; new,
1886 10 :4O's, 99sS a991S; zoos, LIST series,
1867; others, 1O5%. = q 81 LEE
hrVe-r-6.an n ~
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There cometh glad tidings OF Joy 70 all,
The beauty which once was 30 precious and
Is mes FOR all, and All may DO fair.
BY the use OF
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Torrent.

TIME STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED by
IL Geo. r, Taylor & Co, and j. Clemens &
Co, on Main street; also basement rooms
nnished. Good otilces in second story, ami
good rooms for other purposes In second and
third story In good order. Possession given
70 some rooms Immediately. otheEs April LIST.
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale In the Sixth Wand, on reasonable terms,
..L..- THOS. HoRNBROOK.
Once, No. LlS1< Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stairs. t-5ti' m febS-tf
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CRIsPER ComA.

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". L. CARK 4 CO., Chemists.
No. 3 West Fayetts ST., SYRACUSE, II, Y,
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-The Presi-
dent called the Cabinet In extra session
and other clauses in the Reconstruction
act. 'S- 20 -
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NKw YoRK, May 2a-Havana date

NKw YORK, May 2s.-Havana dates
to the 18th have been received.
The bark Ocean Home has been
abandoned by her captain to thegoy
eminent. So ~ 'I..ss.3i = y
i An awful tragedy occurred in court
room at MatanZas. A man shot his
wife and her mother during the pro-
gress of a suit for alimony, and threat
ened any spectators who might in
terfere. Hewas at length secured. The
murderer Is named Santiago Manogant,
oflitetary reputation.
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The Latest News

By EGRAPH.
rz BIZ the Union Line. 90
Once, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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fnr2Ent.
For Rent,

UVHE "sWAN" TAVERN, ON WATER
Street, containing seventeen rooms. APP
fe62S-tf on 3 Ut
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ClncLnnAtI.

Re- CINCINNATI, May 23.-FLoUR-In
rather better demand; no change in
prices. Superfne at $11 50al2 so; fam
lily at Sl4Al5, and fancy at. SIS 50a16 90.
Receipts 2, 055 bbls. Exports 24f bbis,
q -Wheat-Uncha and firm;
No. winter red at s. 25a3 IS. Receipts
1909 bushels, and exports ], 467 bushels.
Corn-Opened dull but closed higher,
under news from other markets. No,
1 in bulk 90c. Receipts 1888 bushels,
and exports II $50 bushels. Oats-In
good demand at the close and prices
high; closing at 74c for No. /, Receipts
$3.50 bushels and exports Sol bushels.
Rye-UnChanged at$l Gal 10 for no. d
WHIsKY-Dqll and prices nominal at
s2c in bond. Receipts s43 bbls, and ex-
ports s97 bbls. '''fffiS
CoTToN-Dull an prices nominal at
24c for middHng. Receipts j, 3sI bales,
and exports s84 bales,
PRov1sIoNs-unchanged and firm;
sales of mess pork at So so; bulk sides
I0c' and bulk hams l2s Exports Of
ITO hhds, 400 Heroes and 25 boxes bulk
meats and bacon, aud $50 bbls Of pork,
and 10 bbls and 275 kegs of lard.
burrER-Dnll at20a2Sc per ID. ia
CHEESE-Unchanged ~
GRoCERIES-Firm at full prices. SUI
gaF-Shade higher. Linseed Oil 81 Asa
b. so. T,lE T,f:5l r1.s5AF zaEdcI
' GoLD-S1i 81, buying. -iuiy q
ExCHASaE-Steady ~ q -
The money market Is close. ss
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mARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
- . INV Yonx. Mav q.


REGULAR REPORT.
CoTIoN-Dpll and unchanged; sales
1400 bales uplands at &c.
FLoUR-l0al5o lower for inferior,
others steady; sales 400 bbls superfine
State and western at $40 55alI 40; extra
western Sill 70a13 90; choice $l3 6Oal4 20;
shipping Ohio Sl3a14; trade brands
pa O5al5 S0-closing dull; receipts 6,Sl9
bbls. California Flour-Unchanged
Rye Flour-SS 25a9 co.
WH1sKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dnl small sales of
amber Michigan and white California
at % so. Rye-UnchRnged sales $500
bu western at 81 73a1 20; Canada free
81 so. Barley-Quiet; sales 1000 blu
Canada East at 81 %, free; 1900 blu Cam
ada West, free. al 81 %. Barley Malt
Dull. Corn-2a3c better, with limited
supply sales 1000 bn new mixed
western at 81 15a1 D; damaged 81; new
southern mixed 81 L; new white south
ern 81 %; old mixed western 81 2S in
store; receipts 40, 226 bu. Oats-Firmer;.
sales 81, 600 bu western at S6aSTc: .suall
lots at SSc; State 92c; receipts Is, Isl bu.
RICE-Firm.
GRoCERIEs-C offee-Quiet. Sugar
Sales 500 hhds Cuba at lO1<a111<c. Mo-
lasses-Quiet.
PErRoLEuM-Dull and unchanged.
g doPS-Qutet. 1lr
PRoVIsIONs-Pork- sales $500
bbis new mess at S22 90a23, closing firm
er at cash rates; old at S22a22 II; prime
at $40 so; prime mess at $22 12a22 so;
also sales 1880 bbls new mess at S2S O5
sellers for 80 days, and S23 % sellers for
July. Beef Steady. Tierce Beef
Quiet; sales so tierces prime mess at
1872 75R3S. Beef Hams-Quiet at S4la43
20. Bacon-Sales 240 boxes Cumber-
land cut at 1886: short ribbed at 1886
short clear at 127<c. Cut Meats-Steady
and unchanged; sales $50 packages,
Lard-Firm; sales 1850 bbls new at
l21Sc; small lots kettle rendered at 1896.
CHEESE-SteadY. III AK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-24

n EsTRoY THE RATS, MICE AND
~ Roaches by using McCtelIand's Exter-
minatbr. For sale by ODBERT,
aprl0, 1920, End Of Stone Bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-24

NoRts DYSPEPsIAC CURE, GOES COUGH
" Balsam, Lyons Periodical Drops, ClRrk'B
Female Pulls and, OdbeTt's Vegetable AmhrO-
Eia. For sale by - ~ - ODBERT,
aprl0 -, J. -. End Of Stone Bridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-05-24

ODBERT's AND RINGS tAMBRoaIA,
gNlrHalI's Hair Remover, Partisan Hair Tonic
and all the Hair ReStofRtiveS OF the day.
For sale by. -. -Hii ~ EODBERT,5
aprl0 i2s'iE End OF Stone Bridge.