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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-06

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3sr3 JB RHODES. Assignee.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-06
INFORMATION

IMPORTATION.
Information guArahteed 20 pFoduee . luxuriant
growth Of hair upon bald head or besrdIess face
also a recipe for the removal Of PinpleE, BlOtches
Erupti0us, etc, on the skn, leaving The same soft
clear, and esutifu can be obtained sitbou, charge
by Addressing.
JHoS. p CHAPMAN, Chemist.
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The New York herald., 1868-06-16
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLOCKs.-oUR MANUFACTURE BETTER
- and cheaper than any imported wholesale and retail
Foussnth street, and s5 Eighth avenue corner Of Twenty
sixth street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE

CPECIAL NOTICE.
The w Z, receive zee uH July ss written
teenh street. adjoining the Academy Of Music for term Of
large adjoining the main entrance on the west and the
basement all together or separate proposals may be made
hold political meetings In the grand hail. under direction Of
the Sschems, without charge at te five days
building except by of the sachems Possession
Immediately after adjournment of the National Convention
SS .pS RsT to s M FT 6s d. par
iIa EDWARDS sfi fPiilkRREPoSS1T.. '''ss''
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY.
GEO W. MCLEAN, 237 Broadway.
PROPOSALS FOR SsOO,0OO OF
j. New York County Court House Stock No. 2.
Sealed proposals. will be received at the Comptroles
when the same viii. be puSliciy. opened for the
whole any part Of the sum of eight hundred thou
No ~ authorized by chapter s54 OF 1868 and
BY ordinance Of the Board Of Supervisors approved BY
the Mayor June 1855 The said Stock s to provide add
the New County Court House Chambers street. II will
bear the rate of six cent payable
the principal will be redeemed successive annual
nsamens Of hundred and sixty thousand dollars each
commencing the rst day Of November in the year egh
teen hundred and seventy seven
The proposals will state the amount of stock desired and
the hundred dollars thereof and the whose
accepted will thereupon be required TO deposit
with the County the awarded to them
lively
on presenting Comptroller the receipts Of the County
for such deposits the parties will be entitled TO
certificates of the par Of the
awarded to them bearing interest from the dates Of
Each proposal should lie sealed endorsed proposals
for New York County Court House stock No 2 and en-
right to reject any all OF the bids the
interests Of the county require H. ,
CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMEST or FINANCE
CoKPTRoLERs OFFICE. June ii, 1868.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE l6 ls68-TRIPLE SHEET
POLITICAL.

NOTlCE-THE REGULAR MEETING OF THR EN-
IN pre Club Il unavoidaby postponed until Monday eve
ing June 2s, 1855 ats O'Clock. ISAIAH RYNDERs Prest
JoEs Josh !. suSPHSs sssess's Secretaries.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

THE NEW YORK YACHT RACE.-THuRsDAY, JUNE
i n. ls6s.-The steamboat e. p. SMITH, so peculiarly
adapted for the by Of her speed and
moda,ious will accompany the contestant boats Of the New
York Yacht Club In the great the above date Tickets
for the trip 81 Lsndingsfoot Of Eighth street. East river
30; street, o'clock; Peck sp, S0 pier No.
river 10 O'Clock; Christopher street. North river,
16k. Refreshments board. r. CULLEN, Director
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

LNURNITURE.-PARTIES GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING
will dispose their handsome Parlor Furniture; price
1850. Apply at s6 Sixth avenue.
JJOUSEKEEPERS SUPPLIED AND CAN PAY By
the week month for Carpets Oicloths, Furniture,
bedding, &c at BENDALL CO.'S warehouses, 400, 2H.
200 and 2ll Hudson, corner Canal street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND SHOW
"A Cases Desks Counters Tables, Oaice Ralings Stores
Offices banks and saloons fitted upon favorable terms
Apply JAMES HODGE, No vestry street, vsrch
AM Canal.
The New York herald., 1868-06-16

rooD BOARD NAY BE OBTAINED ON BEAUT1.
VI fully located farm Of 90 scres situated one miis and
every attention given to comfort and convenence OF board
er. Inquire Of H g. BUCH No washington streee NJ u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13

Raos..Mixed cotton, ss85sc.; white, 7@7sc.;
"i Rve.-, isg ssas1 IS for prime.
Rfce.SCarollna lie. Rangoons lo3c-
Race Gi1,1eT.-22fl25c.
Rum:1Sew England, sl.eo@sl.7s; Santa Cruz,
Rops.-sisnilla, best, 2s@2sc.
Seeds.-Clover seed, 80; timothy. s3.75IS! I;
orchard grass O.. SO !: herdsgrass, sl.75Gs2 Ken
tuckv blue grass, 81. so.
store, s33sa. i5 ground alum, s2.25 q sack.
S.esI.-Nayior's cast steel. 23ic. "a d.: English
blistered, 2o62lc. q r.; American biistered, ll59
SIot.-Northern %. 1o@sa. IS p bag of rs bs.
17sc:; "A" lst;; "B,,, LIE: extra c. I!ic.
&C" l!s..; &C" yellow, l4c.; yellow, lasc.;
SodG.-sal.. 4,@sc.. in kegs English soda, 7G7s.
Seneca R00t.-r5fpS0c.
ShuckS.-s0c. q 100 lbs.
Sodp.-Common. e9sc; best washing. 1lD1l,c.;
toilet l5ll2oc., and fancy prices country !(l5c.
Spirits TurDeati7le. -50055c.
Stauea.-W liskey barrel timber, green. 3?oG1s2s
p 1O0O seasoned. S25[l53o "a LOCO. Flour barrel
timber. $sgss q Loco. Hoop poles (not In de-
Suna cDsIiOs so "a cwt.
Tnr.-s3. 2s0S3.sO p barrel.
Teds.-Black. 75c. fSsl.4s-the last prime artl-
Gle; j imperial Ia5 ssll7Ssa; gunpowder
Vtnsgar.-Clder, ss0!oc.; manufactured, sc8
CSC. ~ gallon.
N7isGt.-see Report OF Corn Exchange.
Whfstsy.-Commnn. proof Sl.3gGSl.40: pure
rye S2G&i; J. Cromwell's extra Eagle, n. rs :; J.,
Cr"mweu's pineapple, ss.?5; K. A. stuart's Rock
Hood,- oak. stGaL25; old-aeld pine, 50 Il;
won':s pine. 50. so.
WOOt.-Irnwashed, 2sG932c. washed, !oG43c. |;
Wfne.-Port. common. a. 5oGfa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13

SENTENCE OF A BIGAM1ST-Two WIVES
ND Two SwEETHEARTS IN TEARS IN THE
CorRr.RooM.-A gay young deceiver named
Albert 4. Whitehead was sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the State prison for the term
Of three years on Tuesday by Judge Troy,
Of Brooklyn, for having q wife more than
the law allows. The prisoner was indicted
upon the complaint of Henry doubleday, a
resident Of Brooklyn, whom he had victim
lied 10 the amount Of $500, and whose
daughter he had married while having an
other wife residing in Buffalo. Mr.. Doub-
leiay, suspecting the character of White
head made some inquiry in regard to his
movements, and was surprised to discover
that, Tor one Of his years, being only TWEEN
tytwo-ht was most con6ummate scamp.
lie found he had married girl in Buffalo
named Mary J. Tallman some months before
marrying his daughter, and that he was en-
gagged to two other girls. This morning the
PRISONER was brought up in the Court OF
Sessions for trial, and was not n little as
i0uished to find his two wives and two sweet
hearts present. lie concluded that il would
be better for him TO acknowledge his crime,
and, without any hesitation, he therefore
pleaded guilty to bigamy. As soon as he
Was sentenced, the desire Of the young
women 10 see the man ponished, if they had
any, gave way, and they burst into tears,
wlicn created quite sensation in the
COURTROOM. Both the wives are soon TO be-
come mothers, and syDpsthized with each
other in their trouble.-Ne,c York Ne1rS,
I-.allH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13

How BROKER Ger BIT.-A very good
Gerry is :old Oh Wall street in regard to the
recent Geographic correspondence between
me Secretary and Mr.. Van Dyck, which
s,aws how messages are sometimes inter
c-eted, and are first known by other than
The intended parties. The New York Foe
nina Express says:
alt appears that Mr.. McCulloch tele-
r-sphed 10 Mr.. Van Dyck on Saturday to
relieve the money market (rumor says) by
the purchase of bonds with greenbacks or
three per cent. certificates. A New York
sni Philadelphia brokers firm is said to
have intercepted the message in some way,
sid Immediately swept the bond market of
1861 :, the price being run up to ll0M pe-
fore Mr.. Van Dyck received his message.
This, of course, changed the Government
bond market from depression TO buoyancy,
s1l put an entirely different face on affairs
in Wall street generally, which was all the
I-easury Department could have hoped to
sccomplish if it had entered the market
8, a buyer. The firm in question is said to
have the bonds on hand still, while Mr..
Van Dyck has four millions of new certif-
,ates, which might possibly otherwise be in
circulation instead Of being locked up in
the treasury vaults"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13
COMMERCIAL.

THE GRAIN MARKET.-Oats and rye were
almost unsaleable on 'Change yesterday.
The former declined 2 cents. bringing but
so for prime. Corn also declined, prime
old realizing but 81. On November IL,
1867, price Of prime new was 90c., prime
old, SIPS. November 80, 1867, prime new,
81; prime old, sl.l9. December 80, 1867,
prime new, sl.l6-the last old quoted being
December "a at 20.
The quantity of grain on Change on the
18th November, 1867, was Wheat, 1854
bushels; corn, 234 bushels oats, 8O8 bush
els rye, 23S bushels. Rye sold on 'Change
yesterday at sl.35 for very good, being SC.
higher than last years rate.
Wheat is unchanged, with rather active
sales at 81 BIZ for very good white. No
prime red sold.
In New York Wednesday, at the close of
the market, wheat was dull and lower
white California, $40 to s2.42h; SLAB
for No. 3 spring $l.52 for No. spring
ga for No. spring sales of all kinds,
%, 900 bushels. Oats heavy and lower at
70 to tic. for western, afioat. Corn-Sales
of s., 900 bushels at Sl.1 to $l.l3 for I'M
sound, and $l.14 to S1.l6 for sound mixed
western.
We learn of another cargo of spring wheat
on the way from New York for one Of the
mills here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Railroad Meeting I'm Washington

Railroad Meeting fn Washington.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, November ia meeting
of citizens interested in the air line rail
road to New York, and its connection with
the Virginia Central railroad so as to form
direct line to the West, was held to-day.
The most prominent capitalists here at
tended. A committee of fifteen was ap-
pointed to take the necessary action to pro-
cure a charter for all the railroads the city's
interest require, and also to prevent the
collection of the exorbitant tax on freights
now imposed by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. The meeting was enthusiastic.
The demonstration is regarded as highly
important. Fl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13

WASHINGTON, November 12.-General
Brooks has assumed command of the De-
partment Of Washington.
District Attorney Courtney and Murray,
of New York, have arrived here, and had
long interview with Mr.. Evarts. Secre-
tarv McCulloch to-day had e long interview
with the President, and General Grant had
one with Commissioner Rollins at the office
of the latter. There is very great excite
ment in revenue matters, and important
action is expected. John H. Gilmer writes
letter to the President enclosing recent
correspondence with Mr.. McCulloch and
others, and urges Mr.. johnson to act in the
matter.
General Longstreet did not sail for Mex
leo, as reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13

VIRGINIA RoUTrs.--No. 4,62S, Beaver
Dam Delo; to Spring Level. There being
10 offices to supply and no service perform
eI, contract with Lancelot Partlow is an
M''d from 3Oth September last.
Virginia. P0StoHcss.-A new Office is
e,isbasAcd at Harris's creek, Amherst
county, Va, and S. NJ. Buford appointed
postmaster; directly on the route from
Washington TO Lynchburg.
Discontinued. - Wayerlie, Rockingham
county, Va. Papers now 90 to Shenandoah
t'on"orks. Mount Athos, Campbell county,
toLd returned unexecuted.
Est$tabii$he d.-Shadwell, Albemarle
county, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Buck, postmis-
uesa. Al Iokum Station, Lee county, Eli
2te;h Flanary is appointed postmistress,
wee Il. ". Young, resigned. c. II. Har-
groves Postmaster at Hargroyes's Tavern,
Aa1scmOnd county, vice a. II. jenkins, re-
sgaed. At Newtown Steyensburg, Frede-
TICK county, Va, Gervis +. Mayors is ap-
pointed postmaster, vice S. G. Hall, re-
sgutd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, November II. - N0on.-
Money easy at per cent. Sterling, l09M
God, 134L. 52O's, 81, l0914. North
Carolina 6's, 6534; new, G5I. Virginia
6's, ex-coupons, 50; new, GyL.
Flour unchanged. Corn lc. better. Pork
nominal at $2S.75. Lard dull; steam,
l6h@l6%c. Cotton rather more steady at
24Mc. lurpentine dropping at 44115c.
Kosin dull; common and good strained
81 30@S2 40. Freights firm.
Euening.-Cotton more active and a
shade frmer, closing quiet with sales of
5000 bales at 240241 &C., mostly the latter
Flour unchanged. Wheat closed dropping
amber Michigan, al.92. Corn closed quiet
with the moons advance lost. Oats 1@2c,
better. Pork frmer. Lard dropping; ket-
tie, 16T31716c. Whiskey firm western,
81 .C7@Sl .OS. Groceries dull. Naval stores
quiet. Freights frmer; cotton, per steam,
2s@a. .oo, 49,,
Governments closed weak. 520's, 'G2,
coupons, lOS58. Tennessee 6's, new, GST
North Carolina IS, new, 64R. Money con.
tinues easy at 7 per cent, but stringent
market is again apprehended. Gold, 1882
@l335a. Sterling heavy at lO9SlO91S.
BALTIMORE, November l2.-Cotton dull
at 24@c. Flour dull; super6ne, S6.5OG
s7.25. Wheat shade better, but not quo
tably higher. Corn frmer; white, 75c
Oats dull; prime 65c. ordinary, $4,000
Pork, s29@s29.5O. Bacon active. Lard
lSc.
LOUISVILLE, November 12.-Corn-Old
S5@9Oc.: new, 55@60c. Flour-Superfine
S. .50@$6. Bacon-Shoulders, l319@l3354c.
clear sides, lS140lS15c. WhiSkey, 81.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November r.
Spirits turpentine, Ago; crude, s2.75
Rosin-Srrained, $l.5OgSl .55. Tar, $3.50
Cotton, 2l15@22c.
CHARLESTON, November l2.-Cotton dull
and easier middlings, 23c. sales, 60 bales
receipts, 1855 bales.
AUGUSTA, November 12.-Cotton steady
middlings, 2lR@2lAc.; sales, 545 bales
receipts, 7S5 bales.
SAVANNAH, November l2.-Cotton dull
and lower; middlings, 2234923c.; sales
$50 bales receipts, l,96S bales; exports
1869 bales.
MOBILE, November l2.-Cotton quiet
middlings, 221ac.; sales, 700 bales re
ceipta, 349 bales.
New ORLEANS, November l2.-Cottor
lower and weak middlings, $780,; sales
{, 1000 bales; receipts, 1888 bales; exports
3,646 bales. Sugar firm, active, and un
changed. Molasses active and l92c. higher
Gold, l3416@ls424. New York sight, pa
Oh premium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13
Richmond Tobacco Market.

THURSDAY, November II, 1868.
We have no change to make In our market since
our last weekly report. Freaks and recti pts con-
tinue light aud principally made up Of reviews.
Il. Nv give the transactions 10. The past week
1853 hogsheads, 81 tlerccs, and Is boxes.
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
LtLos.-Common 10 medium dark working, NO
90 good dark working. &l0gISl2; sun-cTTed com
mon, $s1$l2; sun-cnred good sl38S4; coal,
cured common sioQgSiso;: eaaI-cured bright si'@
Ledc-Common dark working, Sa0Slo; medium
dark working, $l10S12; good dark working,
Sl2. 5o9Sl4; line and wrapping, $l5Gl8ls; sum
cured, $laGS3O; yellow wrappers, common, s?ofD
$35; yellow wrappers. medium 10 extra, 74OlSloo.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
LtLgs.-Very common and heavy weights, $40
80; medium. Is. 5OgS 10 so {: coed, Sl0ll$l2.
LedE-English slipping 4l3Y$l6.5o; Contl-
mental shipping, Sis9sl6.50.
sTEMMING TOBACCO.
Ledr-Common, nominal, 8e0l2; good, noml-
nal. Sl36I$l8; fine. II, minal, Sl74$20.
,StennS.-S3 so. S5.5OI:7
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u, Strange JUXTAPosITIoN.-The Rich
InS Ia D%patch presents curious and
II 'iyus JuXtaposition in it's heading
" R;,, ie'sr from Petersburg, as follows :
n;sFnnop Earty-ArreSt of Horse
Dr., According to the Typography of the
+. Po'cf', the line Of demarkarion between
sL", ,srchd bishop and q horse-thief is very
a. : "AGn II fact they are az wide apart
CON-. p2les. Our contemporary ought to
be,,a I' The eternal fitness of things |"
LyrsI,ih 'Ae arrangement Of its heads
'''''''@Tg Virginian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-13
q2itl,u}ond 1ispattk.
rn1nay NOVEMBER IS, 1868.

THE Estate OF TnApDEUs sTEvENs.--A
r.natch from this city says Congress
u's Dickcy and Hon. E. Mcpherson are
mo-. "racrd today in winding up the affairs of
.ss late Thaddeus Stevens. They find only
~. .h,nt enough personal property to pay his
s s.Hte and his real estate consists of house
:. lancaster estimated at $l5 900, and his
: ~ furnace property, estimated at from
. :Ia 600 to $50, 900. 1t was damaged by the
SS,ho,s in their Chamhersburg raid to the
, .,,cnt Of over 500, 900, or more than one
Sa,f If all Mr.. Stevens was worth. Nd
t:onal lnteHigencsr.
Ne do not believe the last of the above
s,stements. The injury done is exagge"
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AUCTION SALES IN New YoRK.-The cor
respondent OF the Philadelphia Ledger
writes from New York, on Tuesday, as fol-
lows:
"Tbe dry goods auction sales were unu-
:ually brisk today. One house sold cata-
.orue Of iresbly-imported French goods,
:..sS, yelyets, satins, and shawls; another
sid carpets; another sold bonnet ribbons ;
another woollens, dress goods, furnishing
goods, and milliuery another tailoring
goods and hosiery. In each case the at
tendance was fair, and composed about
equally Of city and country buyers. The
various catalogues were al run off at prices
ABOUT tie same as were realized last week.
Hcse'n merchants are here in large num-
Ten but the scarcity Of money Restraints
them from buying freely"