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New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
An Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed with faH
name and address
DIED.


.cKHRsoy-ou Thursday Nov Myrs wife Of John Aeteusos
sunday .en M from her lat. residence. No 1856 West
Troy p,psIs please copy.
BowEEsAt BlsIlcs Ma. TSor'y No, n., sosE AID
patriot. sns si' 'A' '''''
BREIsIou THURSDAY Nov Enna Sophia daughter Of D. 4 and
Tie fSd. are Invited funeral from Der residence No aas
ipsTeu, a. Aeas.n Cemetery MOndsy 9th iust
DRvoEoa Wednesday, Nov Alfred DsvOs in the Sd'h year Of
~ he % ssr.i No. III SoIoi' saady the
ycKpRrou wednesday. Nov En.uss Dors. wife Of Thomas T.
notice ois tSaei service, v given this .rnus,p,p
LAsDaEAuM T o. yaariS. z. s sss % a..T S,
sas POas,ed Illness h'' Susan fane'ao 'h' 'a year VI
The relative. Ofsh family invited to .s'sS ,As funeral
on Sunday afternoon at O'clock hom the bPloPd ctaa "
Rochelle Village. "a -''3 s'-''Ts-''i.'
, as fs =. b. Is. s4:. . sssa sss. s
cs.rls. M,ihs.on q btrssl British daI.a.
'e: ,s T'S csursS SsVis Monday So1 1t
MARrIYEoa Thursday evening" Nathaniel M.ue in til. s'h
Yas.rsl a. the samaritan Home w.., Thirty
Saturday. TIE eth inst at II o'clock
Mcco0R0u Thur'y Nov 1862 Charles Lausr aged ys'
The relative. and friends Of the family respectfully, Invited attend
b. fn,r, from .hs residence Cth parents No. 'i' F0A' A
RRMAcK-oa Thursday Afternoon Nov {, Bdmand Ism,ch
add friends Of The family rEee,iI invited s';sad
Fiah AID sl.th.yss 90 SUNDAY. No, 8, a, II OcOci
suypAM Ro.:yil: rnSa.y %e,aIes Nss A%a
the sDh Of her age.
Friend, Of The family iavted attend the funeral ST. Bnsbss
Church, Rossylo, on Saturday, Nov. T. st noon.
eOUTHwCK-Ou Fh Day the Sch nst In the City Of Poughleep
Sic Avis c., wife Of Richard q. Soathwck.
Funeral Pt Day the 9Th n sp H. from her late residence
No. 80 Millst 10 said city
Friday morning. the 6th inst, Charles OConor
youngest son Of George and Angelica b Shea
rITUson Tnud Nov of spOpey James Titus in the 10th
year Of bis age.
Tho funeral viii take JohI Church. Washington
and johnson Brooklyn, Saturday the h in al O'Clock
Of the family invited TO attend without gthW
invitation.
wYNKOOPAt Kugsou, Ulster Co, r., Thursday Oct 49,
1868 Rachel Van Week. wife Of " wyntcop % sged % years. IL
months aud days
wICKgNs-In Brooklyn. PdaJ morning. Nor Miss Mary Anne
Wicksns
The relatives family respectfully invited
ths residence Of her boheraw, Hesry Asl
No 70 Ciart Brooklyn. Monday afternoon o'clock
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
[Aunouncsmsnh.l

THE UNAPPROACHABLE.-Wea caring KNOX
Ia, business transaction 1t gives the reputation Of man
and refinement possess sterling good sad
proper appreciation the fitness haa Hence
when you you naturally visit KsOx sstabhshnns No
81! Broadway Of Pul,onst Herein you are wss ETC.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
MARRIED.

BRALEs-KELLY-On Wednesday Nov at The Cathedral y he
Rev Archbishop James o. Bsaies 70
BugenA daughter Of Eugene Kelly. esq. all VI NewioFk
BTHERIL-On Thursday Nov at the Cbureh OF the
Holy Trinity Phdadephs by the Rev Philips Brook the Rev
Percy Kshans only daughter Of Christopher wethsr ef
Philadelphia
MACLAY-nIyNAS-O Wednesday, Nov by the Rev w. Cosk
Ing NJ. W. Maesy Maria l., daughter Of Wm X. Hnman
NLLRR-OSGOoD-O "Wednesday Nov at the Church OF the
Dr. Bellows assisted BY the Re-, Dr. Ossood
George Miller AID Bertha Stevens daughter Of the Rer Dr.
Osgooi.
WHBKs-GALUsA-A, ST. yohns Church. Troy T., on Thursday
Nov the Rev Mr. walsh assisted BY the Rev Dr. Potter OF
0sr. Church T. Wm. r. Weeks Of Nswiork 10 Adelaide j.
daughter oil 4. Galusha Of TIor No cards
An Notices of Marriages must be iadorsed With fuV
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

Insurance against accident is fast gaining in
the estimation OF the public and we arc glad to chronicle
the increased OF the Travellers Insurance Com
many. Attention IA called 10 their advertisement.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

We have invented patented style Of Weather Strips pAr
adapted Preuch Ddors sod Warped Doors We confidently
French be made ssh without
Our covered BY letters paten enbsces twelve varieties
Siapsd to all kinda OF work
We caution dealers public against AL ufugements OF our
Patent fully determined to prosecute AL such
rs 4. s. ToRRsY 4 Co.. No. u Msldeniane.
Sole Manufacturers
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

land" and wns on the OF this society that the
present thriving 'Boston Society OF Natural History
was founded IN 1890 or this last well as its peuces
sOr, Mr. Pickering active member
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

Cream for Consun,ptives.JoLrs PHosPHotkic Coo LAVE
CsxIs n rug,, and l.ltns A xoaderia remedy. Try L.
L Co,
Sole Agents for the L. s. Ne. BsSflsyi.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

b. G.. KIDDEE.-ScOtt was Brcvet Lieutenant
General. C. II. XII you know OF anybody who voted
moro once send your address TO the Union Repub
lican Cori,Attee's Headquarters In this City.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

ASBESTOS ROOF COATING. III. w. JOHNS
No. ~ iham-st, Of Liberty.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

LACE CURTAINS speciality, at G. l.. q
KxLrr Co.'S. No. AZ Broadway se~ Furniture Department
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

ASBESTOS CEMENT will repair Leaky Roofs.
H. W. JoHss Manufacturer No 7S wnlisust, cot Heeuyss
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

rsv yasH Hos, Tlsr Bar Wtnd fiss'' .st %, ~ ~
Ne,e ~ S0lB n. w. Now 90 80 =; W.
II <Ce 121 n. W. . w gso ~ ~
90 sG2J w. ~ W ii W pD w
R.x,R,,-Monls Cloudy roadr from nso 70 s.oS! &
.s r,.rpf-s, Of the Aoonh sl b' rev no'n on h'
af
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

THOUSANDS of the sick and suffering have
been mad. strong ,nd healthy by the PERcVss srRvP
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

SUITES OF Rooms are fayonte method OF
hotel life for families Tie ANKRIcAS HOUSE, Bosros has large
SUCH which be secured By post or Telegraph o
travelling
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

THE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RACKED by
persistent Cough the general strength wasted aud 40 ncarabe complaint
established thereby JArss BrPEcoRAh is an effective rem
Coughs Colds and srer beneficial eject on the Pulmonary
and Bronchial organs Sold ereryw where
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

The child of Mr. WM HoI:cOMB, Grocer, Jer-
se r years Old entirely cured o. distressing coagh OF lotg
ssdg taking NaPoL Cocsa Pill o. oeiems Pne
cents per No. IL Deyst, and By all druggists
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

Protect your Bank keys and Janitors. Give
the uey notice the approach Burglar By applying the BCx
oLAa ALIxx which has never been broken through
~ r.. HoLxxs No. pol Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

v,x,.a,o. n G Nov 6-spir,s TurpsntDs ~se ke,a--
Strained ni 50, STRAPPED ssd No Mied 81 Ini NO 90
III %, Eta No. O. ss No -; Pale. 20 IuPssHh' ~'0'
spsi ssieA A..
Apa.r. 6Ceslos market more se,'e Wv pte'
ss.es s5 halss; receipt 6Ib bales h"1iDk" '' '
2. leo btlc, receipts 3tI, hsss -. ,o, ..,..
bales, receipts o The yeef ss hhles
ssirs on ir wreI bales ssprs cos's 5o baos 'reE"
7s0h h.let Oc0 bales.
Cncago Ko Een brehsnge scarce and arm 10 on euynS
10 ur. un srg Pioar dull kp,ng hslrs tW ts4 Wies nu
and jensd JDJia No ai iGgtl ls No ~ Cvtl ~ ".
eI IcI Cars iaii spi i,cla:d k. no !. V2He
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.


HAvRs-Cotton--Trcs Ordnare 40 ~,
JyrsyooCtton opened steady Sales TO-DAY oe baes Ths
"A of tks bses OF which n 100 taken for
export speculation The stock port and on .apeo.rd
teC s,s the United 5tas The latter
ne., more made The total stock of cotton
a, s 6ouud 20 this port estimated @ 900 baes Of which 1000
" o1oteltoss ii:i5au. i:1orm. 5pn.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

EI.yss o,s: a.. Pea: .S n.".. r,ss we'n IS
Iscd Cskss ana Cscca Liuseed 6oLsf6i on Cake fis0
E2g; Sperm OIL fioo; Whale on f~ Linseso o ~ y P''
iso m-Turpsntns es rurpsrtns In London s7i Oats ys
esssd without change Bacon easier
Of 81; Turpesiins. 1i6 .,e-,,,. nv n r.,
Loypos Nov 6-s mTupentine ss for spris; H. " iAr
low 81. o; Llnsesd or sa 0her articles unAlssred
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

H.v., yoy sH.rhpes-os Londou i3i fN per esas prsman
u Paris. dl psr cent PREMIUM ruised s's.os 80 days Eh
dscount 60 days 10 sod ~. per ess
nlan .,,t L,eh IN cent premium sussr-hod
az. srnsr. 40 lie d. e. o. az reals per aFEobe
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
TIRE BANK OF PnANCI
WEST INDIA MARKKrl

PAs eThs weekly report e he Banh Of i.nss made pas
Of buliss 10 want bs ose's'~'
t,s0el lo3 france since last week
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
Tho Nes.Y0rk Daily Tin,es.
SUNDAY EDITION.

THE BEsT CHEAPEST, AND MOST WlDELYciRCchat"~
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN THB COUNTRY.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-05
SENATE.

SATURDAY, August 5.
The Senate met at 10 O'clock President in
the Chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Welker.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr. Blythe presented apetition from N Bowen
to amend the Judson Female College Referred
to the committee on Propositions and Grieyan-
ces.
Mr. Cook, on the part of the committee on en-
rolment, reported the following bills properly
enrolled
A resolution in relation to Senators banned by
the Howard amendments
Whereupon il was ratified by the President
Mr.. Smith on the part of the committee on
Propositions and Grievances, to whom was re-
ferred bill 10 abate the capitation tax in the
county of Montgomery.
The committee report the bill back to the SEN
ate and ask to be discharged from the further
consideration thereof. The Senate concurred in
the report of the committee.
Majority and minority reports on salaries and
fees were received from tie committee
Mr.. Love moved that the report be printed and
made special order for Wednesday at Ii o'clock
Mr.. Osborne amended go as to make it the spe-
cial order for Wednesday at II O'Clock
The following notices of bills were given.
By Mr.. Osborne: a bill to amend the charter
of the Mecklenburg Female College.
By Mr.. Colgrove bill for the abatement of
the capitation tax in the county of Jones, tor the
year 1868.
ByMr. Etheridge, of a:bl for the following in
terests of the State.
Mr.. Hayes introduced bill to provide for the
burial expenses of the late Lorenzo d. Hall, and
Tor other purposes. Read LIST Time.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-08-05

has been discussed by this General Assembly un-
til it has cost the State more than two thousand
dollars in time lost; and after have been over
powered by the Committee of Reference, reluc-
family submit. and shall vote for the adoption of
the report, with protest against the measure,
which believe 10 be wrong.
In the Senate proceedings of Friday, July 81,
there appeared clause in the remarks of the
Senator from Pitt, Mr.. Rich, which read thus:
"There is charity which .fa','aeth itself" 1t
should have read, ''There is charity which
yaRnteth not ITSELF"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10
DE YOrR OWN LhSDLORp-LIvT IN YOUR OWN
ID honse. Buy few Lots al JOIINSON NILLtklS

great suttion SAFE 90 iWsay, Apr " Unhe WIN some
resppns'bie building esUtatiyDs obtain loan buhd your
own hUnesead caringe, ard Ia Tea arr TIE
amount that youafe paying Tor fent VIII rcnier You
comfortable aid udrpcpdet hnys fcr the sreat sale now
resdy - - Nassau stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

DAwN'iUKERs SALE THIS DAY, ny JOHN Mwh'
y TIMER Is East broadway, Of 80 ine Nshs an W.,
mems chuUe Cotbng edGins AMI Os"S oee"Soe "VV"''
B Y q. liIn-lnla m. I'll NentIo Atreet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

GREENE, 1875 III HTlI AVENUE, CORNER OF
n. twentieth street, Is 0Heripg Nil the best
Ieeted Furniture bedding &c. IN market, at less
prsss. Goods shipped free to country
tvA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

IoHv L. vANDFwArER, hUcTfoNFER, NO y
- Iaan. street, This day, al " o'clock, I.ssr NJ wa
superior fast ung, road, family aud wvIk sek NJ
raned also WAGONS new hand HARNESS, &C. see
and s,eoins usder norse and Carrisse bead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

HENRY u. MINER AuCTiONEER, sALEsROOM 81
Nassau street opposite the Post office Art 1aery Hb
broadway. -
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, AC.
H. u. MINER BARkEK viii sell at auction, saturday,
App H. al a O'clock at their saesroop y Nassau street.
gentecl Household Furniture conssug OF Carpets Mirrors,
&c, Se, for convenience VI sale Particulars 10
time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

II BooARr, AUCTIUNbER, TABLESPOONS NO. !
kOrh William street. COZ Of Frankfort ~ n. Per.
sonsl attention paid the sales 81 usehoJ furniture "
families declining housekeeping nj their Residences
Saturday April H. al Io O'clock al the auction rooms,
assortment OF parlor bedroom, dining aud Kitchen
furniture, Carpets, Pianos. - -
hho Iron Bedstesds, lot Books one sharrs marble hen
rosewood Billiard Tables, twO seated Waeon, TWO SEES
double Harness. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

UCTIOS NOTICE.. q. HAYDOCE, AUCTIONEFR.
"A kUBERT liza DOCK sUN viii sell on frina hprn
10 At IL O'clock store No. Do Cortland order OF
Assignee, Jobbers u. Table
scDe q ass Ware. Terms vi sale, cseh delivery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

wiz SELL At ~ New Bowsry son lots Mems and womess
ns,ngi Snses Spreads, Table Cloths. BY order Of r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

A FAMILY GOING WEST WILL SELL. THEIR PrR
n nure low be had II desired. Apply
Mrs FLEMl,ti, IA Wet fhir yseyenh street, No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

IL COTTON. Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSEHOLD
II FURNITURE 10 Nneteh On Monday, April 49, nj
1UY O'clock the private residence door from the
Of Nnsth Third avenue, the entire rich Furni
Of the family comprising part Of Velvet Tapestry,
thrveply and luan Carpets French iae and other Mir.
ror' Paor suis rich Lace Curtains and Conices Billiard
Table, Extension Table marble Dressing Bureaus, French
Bst.ads Feather Beds and Hair Mattresses China
aud Glassware Catalogues on the morning Of sac
N B.-Persona attention the month ~ usual
for the last twenty yearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

A SUPEKR DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COST S46c, FOE
"A saOJ onp o go Pianoo scre, Iarpct&
flock, Imi., fs,nnes Eagrayias, ILan %., hsr
Ware, Glass Ware, Silver Ware bureaus, edsteads Wash
stands. Ma bedding, at aerIce Inquire at private
avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-10

RY ROBBERY sONERvILLEl AUCTIONEER-OFFICF
ID Nassau street: Art Galsy, % Firth avenue A. SO
West Twenty nth street this day yrday April TO- At 10
Furniture contained In the above dwsng consisting O. Vel
Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood upri mt Piano
Par.or Suite, In crimson brOca.ri French plate
Mirrors, Slab and brack-ts Lace Curtains AMI Shades
marble top Centre Tabirs rosewood Hatand BedsteAds
Dar.Ans, Chairs, Chamber and Kitchen Furniture Hat
and Feather Beds, &C., &c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

al
y STE altefe eduIe in ben Ser.
@taaten 1T bic Iateinifd1e S9nle 81
Bolton; biefeIbe nuroe ben ben erfen
0ranbern Der Stabt setiftet.
- Ser aottIeIeae g1snl9 iR uno
b[eibt bod Der Gdanfpieler; ME tper1s
Def ct ben 8Iitf mad. Sben, tuenn sr IN
Roth lit, fon0eren mad tlnten tuilt
SouFeurtufen. @
~ On tuell1eu W1nnbe Der @ninobes
M in Neip gOrt iuabrenh Der ltsten 8
Seeennien eefie9eHif, erhelh aus tol'
oenoem Sactum: Der Gnnplas IN
linton Geaare, no frlber cas betannte
Maison doree itana, ipiirbe i'm Sabre
1912 fur 5000 erltarsoen, 10 Sabre
fplter NIT S135, 900 be5ablt nno tiir5s
Ills fur $500, 600 tuieSer berfauft.
y Sn gaasport, Blair @oluiip, Ra.
ImurSe Das / Sabr 8 Nfsnate alte
8@56nden ben Sobn Sfbaefer bon
ei,,erit feIIen Sun6e IN Die Sano gebils
sen ,,,S {forf am q. b. So; a8oHen
mad Dem giB, on Der aSoherl1eu.
So 0lleranOer @reildoG, Der berlbnlte
Sgionilt in ct. 9etersbur9, 1T 10 bee
SSnfIiel erfranft, enb fem 8RFano gu
a efiftlidsu griersnilIen 8eronlahune
hhdibtgs .sss5k 80 stf
IL SIios Dat SieleS Sabr SIC, 489,
,I14S 6teilerlI iRr 81 ,143, 461 1856 fen
essases iasatIalpI ~ aaslsH'
Ser gsldulpisler SenOrihs If an
a.Eboriasn aJSittmSd siin. Iesten Wtaie II
~ Sfe:a SOrs atfeetrttert, nste 3ipor als
i1s;,s,,o,,t..a glng Dienitdg ben 10. Oe.
= sn,i,ss flIHr ef mad DeiitlGlanO suriid
2 90 Gin ,3outeainter in slep gor
!! !. fanS .fidl flrsIid1 uerunlabt, cine
J. @reei ian, Bent" etinae gelatsr su IN
q tsriudhen hnS fnuD IN 6erafeIbeu Fl
Y 500 asI9muusslte Seies,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

NJ ssss Is
1sia FEsi H.g sas "a asas.s
sss ~ /
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

4ng a<ess fsfI 6'
sw fslianx 80
issa asssssi ~ 81 -
f sssaassskff e gnk
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

~ slissSFstss slasSEAi8s
zs6 a1silsa sam@ A41n6s
/. seese aGfH
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

Qlsif ghloB Gbern lpar Is felt eilli-
net 3sit iehg I'D geUoroeu. Gle ate
isrdfin mar nidlt 3afftepeu nit ben
Qoufe Der Dsnge, Der ibr 70 lange ben
@efalIen esIban, ibEsn @ilnfd)sls uap
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-23

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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-19

SEVERE TEsT.-In the recent fire which de-
stroyed nearly half of the town of Jefferson.
Texas the store of Messrs. Russell q Co. was
burned to the ground. Their safe, which con-
tanned all their books valuable papers, etc., was
in the second story of the building, and the floor
beneath it being burned away, fell thence into the
cellar. The heat TO which 1t had been exposed
was so intense that three days had to elapse be-
fore it cooled sufficiently to be opened. At the
end Of that time TO the surprise Of all present it
vas unlocked without the slightest difficulty, and
on investigation. its contents proved completely
uuiniured. A severer ordeal than this could not
be asked by the most carping critic. The safe
which thus demonstrated the triumph OF human
contrivance over the destroying element was from
the factory Of Messrs. Deb0ld, Bahman Co., of
I'VE believe) Cincinnati. Volumes could not
speak in praise OF these safes than this single
instance of their efficacy. When we add that
they are burglar proof. we have said enough to
convince every merchant and business man Of
their indispenssbleness to a counting room or
Office. 1t will be interesting TO read Messrs.
Russell 4 Co.'s letter, which will be found on the
fourth page.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-19
MARKETS.

LONDON, April ls-Noon.-Bonds 70s07O4. ex-
dividend.
L1vERPooL, April ls-Noon.-Co Cotton firmer and
more doing. Prices the same. Middling uplands
aiOat more active, l23d.
LIVERPOOL, April -Afternoon.-COtton firmer
and more active. Sales 1900 bales mi1dling up.
lands l2d., middliDg Orleans l2sd. Bresdstuffs
unchanged. Lard Gas. Sd. Bacon advanced, ass
NV YORK, April ls.-Cotton 3Glc. better.
Sales $500 bales. Middngs 303@3lc., closing
firm at Sic. Flour shade nrmer and good bust.
ness doing. Wheat a shade better but quiet.
Corn closed quiet-a shade easier. Pork frmer-
mess S26 IS. Lard l74@lS!c. Turpentine quiet,
643@65c. Groceries quiet and firm. Freights
q iet and steady. Money easier with an improved
tone generally in financial and business circles.
Cod 1885.
CINcINEATI, April lS.-Flour firm; family
$40 75@ll. Wheat scarce and irmer; red 50 coo
2 65. Corn and oats STEADY, Tobacco 10 de-
mand. Mess pork $26 scoops IS. Bulk meats
shoulders he; sides 14te. Bacon-shou lders
l3c.; clear rib sides l6c.; clear sides I7c. Lard
l740l74c. Sugar-cured hams l9G20c. Butter
4G@5Oc. Eggs l9c. Apples S. 5O97 so. POta-
toes SO 2593 30.
IT. LOUIS, April ls.-Tobacco steady and IN
changed. Flour lower; superfne So 7567 So.
Wheat held firmly; fall 81 G4d2 70. Corn dull at
S6090c. Oats firm at 70075c. Pork s26 1921.
Bu k meats unchanged. Bacon very dull; shout
aers l3c. clear rib sides Ice; clear sides lie.
I'd l74@l79c.
SAvANKAH, April 1S.-Cotton firm but quiet;
middhngs sic. Sales $50 bales. Exports, to Liv.
erpool 22l2 bales: coast wise SIS bales
MOBILE, April lS.-Sales 300 bales of cotton
Market clos d firm. Middlings 3!8032c. Re-
ceipts 476 bales.
CHARLEsToN, April ls.-Cotton in moderate de-
maud. Market closed firmer but irregular. Sales
3O3 bales; middngs 3O@3O4c. Receipts l4O
hsles. Exports, coastwise. $50 bales foreign,
1852 bales.
IUUIsvILLE, April 1s.-Tobacco firm. Flour
Superfne IS 5O@l3. Wheat 81 450s2 so. Oats
73Ol74c. Corn-Ssn90c. for sheed and ear
Cot,on-Mddliug 29c. Lard irmer, I736lI74c.
Mess Pork S27, $27 5O@27 IS. Bacon-Snoul-
ders l3lc, clear rib sides 1910, clear sies l74c.
Bulk Notwithstanding l24c., clear sides l64c.
Whisky-Raw, free, 50 20.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-19
FROM RICHMOND.

A6Iournment of the CoOventIon-Dereat Of
and N emovaI. by Gen. acknowledgements
tive Stale Convention Called for May IL.
RICHMOND, April ls.-The convention adjourned
mitee. Only the president and secretary signed
the Constitution, resolution having been adopted
dispensing with signing by the members. IL is
understood that the conservatives would have re-
fused to sign. Among the Republicans voting
against the final adoption was one negro. After
adjournment speeches were made. Partin, a lead
ing Republican, predicted the adoption by large
majority Of the Consti tuition Snead and Allen, two
leading Republicans, predicted the defeat of the
Constitution, and said il would be deserved.
Snesd opposed it mainly on the ground of the
fraudue character of the homestead Dtion I;
and Allen because it placed white men under the
negro.
General Scbofed to-day suspended ]. s. Col
vert, State treasurer on charges preferred by the
governor, ana appointed George Rice. secretary
of the convention, treasurer Gd interim.
John l.. Pendleton, superintendent of the State
Prison, was removed, and Barrham WardNell ap.
pointed in bis place.
T. w. Savage, mayor, with a new set Of officers
were to-day appointed for Charlottesville.
The conservative executive committee last
night called a State Convention to meet here May
18th, TO nominate State officers.
The final vote on the Constitution last night was
iity.one to twenty.six, four Republicans voting
against it.
RICHMOND, April ls.-The conservative mem.
beers of the late constitutional convention have
issued an address to the people of the State. 1t
is a resume Of the arguments used that side
during the session. They estimate that the
whites viii have majority under the last regis
tration.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-19

Who has not heard OF Moody? We can imagine
no one so lamentably ignorant unless he be
stranger in New Orleans, and it is to this class,
therefore, that we now address ourselves. Would
you obtain shirts as near faultless as mundane
shirts can be? Go to Moody's. Would you have
gloves as irreproachabe in their fit and color as
sre even the gloves Of Ia belle Pdris2 Go TO
Moody's. Do you want a cravst and collar that
you can be sure of the latest cut and stylel
Go TO Moody's. Would you have the women ad-
mire and the men envy you? Place yourself in
Moody's hands to be fitted out. But one word
more. MOOdy's is on the corner of Canal and
ROYAL streets. This is meant for strangers as to
others, such a piece of information would be
laughsbly suPerfuOus.