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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-09
JAMES CONCEAL,
40 .,..""si Charles si.o.o., .. 40
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

H. proved, from the most ampl, experience, an On
tire success; staple Prompt Efeisni and Reliable
They are The "iy Medicines perfectly adapted To pop.
n'ar u'r'o si-pls that mistakes cannot he mad. In
Using hrin 80 harmlrss a. To 10 ffrr from danger
aud IS" rihrirnI 10 h. sI~a,s reliable. They have
Tai',i The highest cummrbdaIivn iiOm all. aud will
always render satisfaction,
Cents
No Cures pEvERs, Congestion, InnamAiluns rs
WORMS, wurm,fryrr. wOrm.eoile rs
cRYING'COLIc, or Tecihi " In.
',,,,,,''..',,,,.,",.,,"",,',,'', rs
DIARRliHA Ut children or adults Is
DYsiNrERY Gripping, Bilious Collie 10
CHOLERA .MoRBCs, Nausea,
Nomi'iug,,o",..,".r",,"",, 25
COUGHS, Guilds, Bronehtis",,.',,,, ~
NEURALGIA, roothAche, faeracho 20
HEADACHES, Sick headache, Yer. rs
tiso ","""",,,.,,...,-.,"..-"" 20
40 DYSPEPSIA, Bilious StOmaeh.,,,,.,., -
"ll SUPPRESSED, or Painful Periods. e5
"l2 WHITES, too Profusr Perlods.,..,.,.. %
ia GROUP, Cough, Difficult Breathing.
az SALT RHEuM, ErIsipelas, Erup.
tions """.,,,...,,,,..,,-.,.,...,... ,..,. 20
as RHEUMATISM, Rhcmatlc Palms.. 25
"ls " FEVER AND AGUE, Chill Fever, 80
al FILES, Blind or Bleeding. ..,.......... 90
as OPTIiALMY, and Sore or Weak
Eyes"--.....,...,...,,,.. ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.
"lo CATARBH, Acute or Chronic, In
nucnza..."-.........,.."."",,- %
"2o WHooPlSG- CoUGH, Violent
Coughs "..,."...... ..."...."...."", 20
- np,,.
aga EAR DISCHARGES, impaired Hear
ins..,',.','.....,....... ...,.............
% SCROFULA, Enlarged Glands, Swell
...,".............,"........... so
"2i GENERAL DEBILITY, Physical
weakness ...o"...""...........--.. so
"25 DR0PSY and Scanty Secrctions...... so
"2G 4" sEA-SICKNESs, Sickness frem ri.
ding ...."...............,....,...,. 20
"27 KIDNEY DISEASE, Ora, cl........... 81
"2s q" NERVOUS DEBILITY, Seminal E.
missions, Involuntary Discharges 90
400 " SORE MOUTH. Canker.................. 90
"30 4" URINARY INCONVENIENCE, Wet.
ting Bcd"".."-.".--............... 90
"3l PAINFUL PERIODS, even with
Spasms .................................... 81
"32 SUFFERING at change of life. on
"3 EPl LEPsY, spasms, st. Vhus's
Dance."." "".............."...."...... l on
"A " D1PTHERIh, UlctIated Sore
Throat 90
FAMILY CASES.
81 large Walls, morocco case, AMI book completes
20 large walls, in morocco, and bOOk.......".".
20 large vials, plain case, and book
a. boxes (NOs. To Isl, aud book .......-......,.
Veterinary Specifics.
Mahogany cases, 10 vias...........,.,,,r" ... $40
Single vals with dirccions...... .........,.,....
These Remedies, 10y the or single box, are srni
any part of the coynry, By Mail and Expaess, free
of charge, on receipt of The price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
Homeopathic Mcdinc Company.
nricc and Depot, No. $50 Broadway, New York
JAMES CONCEAL,
wholesse Agent for the South,
Iap2a 'eG.lyl NEW ORLEANS,
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y 'ssMss6 sslSs; ssssady bat quiet.
-PETROLEUM--Firm; 16t for crude
26s for refined in bond.
| yP0RKTHeavy and lower; sales Of
1850 barrels atl2 g5a22 30 fofl new
mess, closing at % 20, cash; old mess
% 90; prime, Is 75a19 90; prime moss
81 S7a22 90; also 1850 bbls new mess
at % l0a23 IL, buyers option for May.
BEEF-Steady; sales 230 bbls. !"
h VBEEFHAMSABachaDged and steady
= BACON Quiet and firm; sales SOL
boxes at 10sa10a Tor Cumberland cut;
1laa11i for short ribbed; IL for bellies
CUT MEATS-Dull; sales % PACK
ages Shoulders at sta94; hams 12!alSt
LARD-Quiet; sales 45O bois q. iTf go
1874 for new. e.
4 BUTT ER-Dnn aud pnehaaged ns
1 ACHEESE-Eirm.
I R~FLsrEsr aARkETs-5sP Pm. e
FLOtlR2Closed qniet and steady,
and n moderate business doing in low
and medium grades IL,
WHEAT-Ddli and heavy for spring
and steady for winter; No. 2 spring
? 6Oa2 20; No. l spring 2 S0a2 80. Il
RYE-Dull st 55a56 for western.T 7
CORN-Qniet3 SELLERS of = shipping
mixed western at IS in store; buyers
Mt l "a. p
PORK-Quiet; sales of 1850 bbls new
mess at % IS cash, and sellers at % 20
BEEF-Firm and moderately active
Il CUT MEATS-Firn and in fair re
fGdest.f I. q ~ Al - > ~ -
BACON-Firm and fairly active al
10{ for Cumberland middles, =
LARD-Qniet and steady at r3al39 fol
fair to prime steam. Il
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Pittsbury Oil Trade.

PITTsBURG, April &c, 1867.
Business since our last was unusually
dull, the sales made being principally
on limited scale, as buyers and sellers
were pretty wide apartin their views,
the former being disposed to hold off,
expecting to purchase at lower prices.
The stock on the market at present is
not large. The receipts Yesterday were
7,041 barrels. Prices have undergone
no quotable change. Holders manifest
ed no disposition to give way. They
have an abiding faith~that prices are
sufficiently low for all practical pur-
poses. Among the sales of crude We
note us follows: $50 bbls, bulk, &c; 400
bbls bulk, 62c, and 1000 bbls do, 7ac., A
number of lots were tanked, holders re-
fusing to sell at the present prices.
REFINED OIL.--The market was de-
void of interest, their being slight diff
ference between the views of dealers.
The only sales reported were: 500 bbls
bonded, standard white, &c, Philadel-
phia, May; 500 bbls do, 27tc per gallon,
June, Philadelphia. - q cor
FREE OIL-The market was dull.
We note small sales of prime light
straw to white, 3Sa39c; sales of stan
dard white, 40a4lc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market

NEW YORK, April "a.
COTTON-1c better; 26O0 bales up.
lands at PSI. ar F."
FLOUR-Less active and unchanged;
receipts 1923 bbls; sales 61C0 bbls. Cal
ifornia -four firm, and stock light; 200
bbls and sacks at 16 O0al6 IS. -
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Less active and in favor of
buyers; no receipts; sales Il 900 bu No.
2 Milwaukee at 2 6Oa2 40, inside rate
for very common; white California at
3 2sa3 81; small lot extra choice white
Michigan at 3 IS. .l...H -EE--| n .
RYE-Less firm; $4,000 Blu at l 55a
l 81, closing at inside prices; Canada,
free, GO. ~ t-srrI .-
BARLEY-Quiet and steady; 5000 bu
Canada West, free, at %.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; common at
l %. .a .,..
CORN-lrregular and unsettled, open
ing la2c lower, and closing firmer with
a fair speculative demand; shippers are
not IN the market to any extent; re-
ceipts 1852 bu; sales Isl 900 bu mixed
western at l Bal IS in stsre, closing
at "a for white western i'm store; l 81
for white southern. - MI.
OATS-Less active aud lc lower: sales
A, 600 bushels western at 75a76; Yer
mont 80; State 50.
WOOL-Unchanged; sales 1870 900 lbs:
domestic fleece 45a67; combincs IS:
secured 72l; super pulled 3iai7E extra
pulled 6Oa57l; Texas 20a40; California
l6a36. dos h, .-rr' . ll,'1lT 80 -
LEATHER-sole scare, firm and un-
changed. - ,,-,. f.. 800,
HOPS-Quiet. Fl ,sps s.sj- sa,,h sen
RICE-Quiet. sii5-L,7 eisrf d,.s
COFFEE -Quiet; sales $50 bags Rio
at 123 in gold. Il s.s9a3 -. =. li.a = 80
SUGAR-Dull and slightly lower;
sales seS bids Cuba ct iOai0i; 34e boxes
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Jelegtap6. zee gs'e e s'i'('e'''
r2TSfg.presAsFRfastevf9

IThelLsissaburg Dispate-Qaoen VIC
tsria's Advice 60 the King efFrnssia
--Cenference Of the Great Pewers'
Fortress OF Luxem
bafa u 30 Disnsnsled.
J LONDON, Saturday Esening-Queen
Victoria has written ? letter to the King
Of Prussia, in which she takes ground
in favor of the recent and more moder'
ate propositions of France In regard tc
the disposition of Luxembourg, and ad
vises him to- accept the plan of conf
promise to which the Emperor Napc'
leon is not unwilling to accede.
7, PARIS. Saturday Eysning.-It is Of
ficially stated that the Emperor express
cd satisfaction with the negotiation:
now in progress for the settlement OF
the Luxsmburg question. as-s soo
LONDON, Sunday EVENING" general
conference of the European Powers, to
settle the difficulties between france
and Prussia, will meet i'm london May
18th. It has been agreed that in the
meantime the fortress, OF Luxembure
shall be dismantled. "a
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THE WHEELING REGISTER
The Largest, the Res, and Z.
IO1Mest widely Cireala,ed
HPaPer IN Wea
Virginia.
laETo o5y''' ~ lef1 HHn
Daily, d-Weekly& Week.,
pEING "a TIsFIRD rp,,

ENG ATIsFIRD rp
ID their patrons are prepared to encon,,.l
enterprise which has for its object the nr,.,Na
and promotion Of the welfare Of the Tb;,si%
in this Republic and the development seI q"
ovation Of our young and PROMISING 80
Proprietor Of the Wheeling REGslsR I u
larged and improved this paper 10 me-, ,S "a
maiids Of increased circulation and s, ae C.
popularity, and now takes pleasure In NO., s.osas
u the people Of this State, the Larxe,s Va,
ess and Meat Reliable Paper IL M.
Virginfa. "'''
T6E REGIBTER can po;p, ,,i.
history IS the surest and best index Of IL. ps'
course upon all questions of National y, ~
policy Believing that the war WAS end. "a, .N
its legitimate purposes attained with the sr,.N
der OF the rebel armies. and the ahaud,r,.s.,''t
slavery and secession BY the South tbs D.
TER Will be tho unhinching advocate Of m . SUI
ures that tend 10 promote the National Lsr,.''
TO restore the unity Of the Governm.p, ~
extend to all sections the priceless hl,..,,". T"
an impartial Union and lasting peace i, 80 y
be equally hf1n in its opposition 10 all na,,,..I
schemes that impose unjust ana unwarI,s,..
conditions upon the reunion vi Goyrrnrs'.
that was never broken, that GUARANTEE re-.
ual ascendancy to one political party al 3,
changing estracism 10 every other and -,
thwart the wishes OF every Patriotic Ln.,, \"
leaving our country still divided, oar ~
dis,mited,s our Union unrrstsr-d Toler,,r''
the opinion OF all men, while stcad!asry 49,
eating its own, despisuig the pros. Tiplh 6r,s,,
of fanaticism while firmly adhrrtnc 10 h.
convictions Of right and duty,
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FROM THE SOUTH.
General sickies Requires iremnn's
Prseessiou % Garry an Americas
RIag-Thc Street Car Dimculiy In
Richmond. f..' ur. r.H.. ...

'
RIag-The Street Car Difficulty In
Riehmond. f..nr. D..
I CHARLESTON, April27.-General Sick
les halted parade of the Charleston
! firemen to-day and required them to OBJ
tain an American flag and carry 1t at
the head of tho column before cOntinu'
| ing their demonstration. He also re-
CURED guard of honor to be detailed
from among the firemen to carry it
that it should be placed opposite the
reviewing personagcs, and be respect
fully salnted by every fireman raising
his cap as he passed. The tiremen &C.
| quiesced cheerfnlly, waited for the flag
and after procuring one proceeded witt
the parade.
A Richmond telegram states the Leg
islature adjOurns on Monday.
The examination courts of the elias:
which acquitted the negro murderer
Watson are abolished, and in future
magistrates will either discharge Oh
send before the grand jury all cases
brought before them.
General Schofeld has advised the
Chief of Police that the street car diff
Guilty be settled by the railway company
running additional cars for the exclusive
use of colored people. The General
subsequently, obtained copy of the
charter of the company, which has
nothing to say who shall ride in the
cars, and will probably make decision
on Monday in accordance with his adj.
vice to the Chief of Police.
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Baltimore CnrrIe Market.

. .. H ibALliMokE' hpfu %, lcOf.
BEEF CATTLR-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 65s head, against 513 last week. OF
the number offered, 1913 came from Chi
cago, 1855 from Ohio, and So from West
Virginia, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad;o 1875 from Pennsylvania over
the Northern Central Railroad; IS from
Maryland, and % from LOudon county,
Va, nIfoot, besides IL head from Phil
adelpbia, over the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad. The
market opened on Tuesday and Wednes-
day with prices rather excited, sales be.
ing made at rates higher than to-day,
the market closing at decline of &c
per lib from sales made during the first
of the week. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Old Cows and Scalawags at
6 75as7; common Cattle Z 75ass 25; fair
8 25ass IS; good 9aS9 so, and extra 50 IS
per 100 lbs. ~fF tss@ -
SnEEP,-Snpply light and prices I'M
changed. Sales at 7taa cents per lb
gross. ~ W.. .aa
Hoes. Supply not So good, and prices
show an advance of &c per Id on the
rates oflast week; sales at 10 50aS11 80
per 100 lbs net. s.--.r.g NJ 7r'i.. -
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OF West Virginia viii End In the REGlsTEk,
constant and jealous advocate, while the sosi.!
and political Advancement Of the State Nil -
ceiye Its earnest attention.
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Ciueinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April "a. b.
FLOUR-Scarce, . especially sound
grades, and full rates were obtained,
though the demand was light; superfine
u 0G- 13 co.; trade brands IA GOALS 50;
good family Is Scale 90. - -
WHEAT-Firm; sales of sound winter
by sample at 3 II; receipts very light.
CORN-Dull and lower; closing ut 90
for No. in elevator.
OATS-Firm and in light supply ut
~ for No. /. = Gi, 4 81 %
RYE-Scarcc at r73al IS. y
BARLEY-Unchanged and quiet.
COTTON-Unsettled, closing with
buyers of middling at 25, and no sellers
below 26.
WHISKY-Dull at 26 in bond.
PROVISIONS-Quiet.
MESS PORK-Held at % so, but no
sales. -... ......-.. -,lI srg.s.- .1a !.
BULK MEATS-Dull; sales country
at 7fa9a loose for shoulders aud sides; IL
for hams. s.a... $3.50 30 s.-G !.
BACON--Uncl,anged; shoulders 9 and
clear sides II. - ....
LARD-Dall at l2.a12i, and demand
light. ....,..-.-.-..- 81
BUTTER-Dull; 26a25 for prime. to
choice. -, - 81
CHEESE-Firm at 16al7 for old; new
not saleable. 51F-.l g"
| SEEDS-Clover seed dull and price
nominal ut 10 90. Timothy 2 90a3 90
and dull. Flax in demand at 2 90a3 90
for clear and sound. .a.,sf- erEiibJ'
SUGAR-Uunchanged and dull.
MOLASSES-Unchanged and dull.
LINSEED OIL 46al 49,. 81,
e PETROLEUM-42a44 for refined free;
these are jObbing rates.
TOBACCO-Dulla and dropping; sales
of 100 packages at 2a7 for Jugs, and 7a3O
for leaf. I'D Nttf; .rs't5yHl-H -"
GOLD-Lower and dull; closing at
1876 buying and 1877 selling. . ! 3
MONEY-Market easy Mt 1a9 per
cent. ..- .r.s ,.-a rr.,t ...,.r.s -a7..' q. ..
EXCHANGE-Firm at par buying
and lilo selling.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Letter frsm Thad. stevens on senator
Wilson, speech Near Hampfen
Reads.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The health
of Thaddeus Stevens is much improved.
He expects to leave for Pennsylvania
next week. He to-day wrote letter
for publication, taking for his subject
the following extract from notice of
Senator Wilson's recent speech near
Hampton Roads.
He (Wilson) said there would be no
impeachment of Southern rep resenta-
tives in Congress if they elected Union
men, aud closed his remarks by saying
he would leave Virginia with the full
conviction that Republican Governor,
Legislature and two Senators would be
elected.
Stevens comments on this as follows !:
,.C- IN WASHINGTON, April q.
M. Editor Suclr articles az this are
calculated to do much harm. They
throw obstacles in the way of recon-
struction, being quoted and relied on as
pledges by the Republican party.
Hence much trouble arises from certain
loose and indefinite expressions contain
Cd in bill which was reported by the
Reconstruction committee in the seth
Congress, though never passed. 1t was
perverted by faction and folly, in argu-
ment against the whole party and Con-
gress This generally arises from care
lessness Of reporters; some times from
inadvertence of the Speaker. No man
shonld make promises for a party.
BY what authority dees any one say
that by the election of loyal delegates
they will be admittedi By what an-
thority say that Virginia will elect two
loyal Senators, while in truth there. is
NO Virginia. Much is to be done by
the people and Congress before any
Representative or Senator or State can
be reorganized. Who authorized any
orator 70 say there would be no more
confiscation, as in another place. These
things are too flippantly said. l think
they had better be gravely pondered
Who is authorized to travel the country
and peddle cut smnestyf l would say
TO the most guilty, expect punishment
and then quietude; but first q mild con
fiscation to pay those who have ceen
robbed by disloyal men. These are my
wishes, and mine only, perhaps.
;tSigned.] THADpEUs STEVENS.
D." &. =
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.fgfRfI = ELiD ~ LtAl 4
= FOREIGN NEWS.
Rumor OF the Rcsignatien Of Bis.
marek-specch Of Bismarck In the
North German Parlismeut-Resis
untiou Of the Polish Members. .s

=
Runaor OF the Rcsignation OF Bis.
marek-speech Of Bismarck In the
North German Parlisment- Resis
nation Of the Polish Members.
NEW YORK, April 2S.--The Paris
Presse has n rumor that Bismarck would
reslp n in consequence of the difference
of opinion between himself and the
King, the latter being unwilling to &C
cent the evacuation of Luxembourg on
principle. 1t was said Count Won Der
goltz would succeed him.
Reports are current of the arrest OF a
Prussian officer by the French authori-
ties at TheOnville, and of the arrest OF
French officers atlMayence and London,
but were declared unfounded. -
A circular from the French war office
fixes the price of exemption from mill
tary service at 1000 francs during 1867
and each year remaining at 500 francs.
In the North German Parliament
Bismarck made speech, announcing q
concurrence in the amendment to draft
n Federal Constitution, by which the
strength of the army on peace footing
remains unaltered until common code
of laws could be promulgated.
He opposed the amendment that the
next FIVE years should be considered
wears Of transition, and that after that
period the army footing should be main
tanned at the same strength as hitherto
until q PRONUNCIATION OF the general
code of laws, but the army expenses
should nevertheless be fixed by special
Law ON the basis of the hitherto exist.
ing organization. '.l
The amendment Bismarck supported
was rejected-167 against Ito, when
Bismarck urgently requested the House
to pass an amendment which would
leave the Government the choice OF the
time for promulgating the federal code
of laws, saying that unless this amend
ment was adopted the Federal Govern
ment would not agree to the draft, and
the task of drawing up the Constitu-
ton might possibly, ut the last mo-
ment, be frustrated. Notwithstanding
this the amendment was rejected-l57
against 119. .f-.- BIZ b.
The amendment which Bismarck op-
posed was then adopted-202 against 80.
All the remaining articles of the
draft were then adopted.
The Polish members, who had sup
ported Bismarck, then resigned their
seats, in consequence, they said, of the
failure Of the last attempt to prevent
an act of violence being committed by
their incorporation in the North Ger
man Confederation. LI@-
The Italian Government has given
very stringent orders to prevent or re-
press any attempt to violate the Pontiti'
The Courier de Lyons confirms the
previous statements Of the dispatch of
war material to the East and Northeast
of Franco. "i.' ."
A Berlin letter to the Times says that
Russia seems favorably disposed to
Prussia, while Austria affects an impair
tial but somewhat suspicious neutral
ity. -. ....,..
Russian journals claim that Luxem-
burg is German, though not belonging
10 the Confederacy. They also state
that the Polish fortresses are being
armed with rifled artillery. pr
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New York stock Mar,se. r

New YORK, April "a.
$50 P. M.-The rates of the market
are closing strong with an upward
tendency; American gold 136; Ohio GER
6erland coal SOaS2; Quicksilver 2ssa29;
Mariposa 7a7i do preferred 203a21.; w.
7. Telegraph 394; n. Y. Central 9Sa9Si;
Erie 59ta59t; do preferred 70fa70f; Hud-
son River 9ofa93; Reading 103aa103s;
Michigan Central l0sa10St; Michigan
Southern 6eta6ss; Illinois Central ll3t
all3s; Pittsburs 7ls; Toledo lI3all4;
Rock Island and Prairie du Chen sssa
s8i; Northwestern 33ia34; do preferred
60; Fort Wayne 93la93s. Miscellaneous
list higher. Steamship shares firm; At
lantic s9iaS9.; Pacific 12sal2st. Coal
shares quiet aud unchanged. l'i-
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Farm for Sale.

'NEG UHDEAsAGNED -
i for sale four hundred and fifty acres, NOR
uate in Rchlil township, Green county, Pa
i've mica from Cameron Station, W. Va, vel
watered aud in good neighborhood and Is vel
calculated for either Agricultural or grazing pur
poses the most Of which Is well set with gr.ss
an orchard Of selected fruit two comfortable
evening og houses, one frame barn, two stables
s.1nn house, corn cribs, wagon shed, colt stable
can shed and other ont buildings. an exceiIenI
spnng 2, water two rods FROM the house and
TWO gocd mill seatsss Persons wishfnr ~ nnr
chase xhi eau on the undersigned ON tho prem
ses' mar2i-w5m 81 ANDREW SNIfH.
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Chicago Market.

4GIDT CHICAGO, April q.
Flour firm aud unchanged, Wheat
firmer and higher, INT quiet at 2 ga
. 64a2 IS. Corn active and unsettled
at 05i.1 Oats firm ut 60ia6l. Rye dull
at 4sa1 40. Barley neglected and NOM
inal at 95a97. Mess pork dull and IN
changed at % SO. Lard, 12ia12s. Bulk
meats nominally unchanged. Whisky,
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The CABLE
Telegraph to the Register.l

PARIS, April %, Evening.-A rum mo
of the establishment of apeace con-
eress, which shas prevailed, today hsa
had the effect of raising rentes II After
business heurs,I however, the report was
discredited, and reptss slightly declined,
u. 8. $40 bonds quoted at III.
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ENGLISH.

Special attention will bepaid in this depart;
uent TO Grammar, Rhetoric and Elocution, and
every pains will be taken to give TO students q
clear and elegant style Of composition, acquired
by frequent practice and careful attention TO
the rles of Grammar and Rhetoric.
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As A NEWSPAPER

We intend that Il shall bc famed for il. accur,n
and reliability. The best and latest nioru.at,,
that can 10 obtained by TELEGRAPH and
MAIL, In relation 70 matters NJ general inisr,,
viii always be laid before our readers, and >.
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thoroughly and constantly posted upon al t.ri,
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THE REGIsvER

VIII strive to make the popular mind 'wi..,h,
conviction, rather than slaIAh BY dicia,ion M
will labor 90 disseminate only such view. us,
current Questions as bear the stamp Of rrsS.s
and the seal Of truth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-29
MATHEMATICS.

Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry and Land.
Surveying vii! also be taught, and to such as
seek to become Engineers, Land:Surveyers,
Architects, &c, an opportunity will be afforded
Of obtaining thorough scientific traiDmg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-29
80 g1as 8 -
sRuGalo Market.

+. gur 10 g. BUFFALO, April 81,
Flour unchanged. Wheat scarce and
quiet at 2 30a2 40 for white Canada
spring. Corn, old 20; new i Is on
track. Oats about 68c. Barley 125. /