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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
ArEW.YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAlLROAD'
WINE" ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NDk. 3 1851
p,, Station iu Ncv-York corger Twenty ervrh't "a ~
ave. Eutrluee rssniy sg'eal''I
TRAINS lr1yE Sgw.YoRE'

TRAINS IEAVE NEWNoRAs M
q u. u.v., 81, -rr,rt 100 SEQ EHl ILJ9 a. :" -
M luJ ttrl 4;5 and 800 lkN) ph ,v,,o, 100 n
Foq Milford. S,at.ln. tairlv.l southport anu "''F'''
~" w., 50. ' Ys) 400 Il5oL n AS tS'h :" ISL"
1is.4 iG'l &33 eco Ptl n" ss. a., s1opm -, a.,
FSr stamford 700 400 tll 800 lt ss.r m @
hi. g. 4 % ltv pa - 80 e,' 80 uSo "a ils
F,r Gresnwich ard intermediate sat'n' ''
2'S. -, $50 az @T5oyxrcrlNG TRAINS -, soo
-, -, ca. Z 20 ~, = ,o. ,n t.xl 500 lBNh twp@
b. Baslea shoe l9 iA ;'o M tI ias 800 brl q"
TO- Tor copns.,,o, River Railroad sOOA u. Rrb l@H p I"
Usa go "a 70 ,S r,,ak Railroad 500 Rs
p s,.nt,.too IA read saw -
FSr Canal i,5losi 500 NJ. lals p m. to N0rl'Hp''
usmshurg .. soo, m
tor k,ucst,ck Railroad 800 A. No.. 800 ~ % y 80
w., n,nbgf, nui Narwalk Railroad LUj. - % a ID,
oas slsep Oar ALaeaed " ~ - M noNr snrt
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SECOND rItss- rLOTng

inriff aal ~ pounds
sEcoyp cL,ss-CLornS
,s so i ed, d l,',' 81, a M, , l,'
i,ooisr,, save -, Ds. cita.
ltoO yards Saved Lot seliet Cloth.
THIRD cLAss-DRY GOODS
90 So,er W W'i s9,.ii.
300 rounds Linen Thread
1oo1 isri. Tar1ey Rcd Ol Calico
5000 Jsns Calico. STANDARD phut,l
400 Jara, Llae Drilling
1900 yar' Bcl Ticking. lrrd ,,nr,
11DH yards SriiurL
500 yards clou sbIrflg
500 y.Sd. B B5i. S9' ',p, ''
200 ysri, hn'e,.
5000 5000 y ysTi, j Esaa.'
' 900 y.gs Indian Indian s s', 'ol Pads
400 gard, Pane, Check.
30 ,sT@. Rel iS1iS .od it Gay FsSael
1000 yards Heavy ksre's
FOURTH cLAss-nAnDwARR.
g , S S c.. STE Steel Ai & s G'' T goas s''S s
&c S ;,sP . s'il,-i h; 'iai ss. ';'
goo locu Tin gsu' aud quart In equal quantities P''''d
900 doicn iron lanc spoons
500 Dozen Dozen b H'a t@li Knives. CGncl b,iej
700 dozen Mh.ooAs. la'.orird(
900 dorm Fish Lines. C'soited)
ssS % s ne" is See, S's 6 @ .'a COM ' We
u Of .y Of the as S t ,p,Ss as ,s schedule IL
qaauuB required they be hmbed the pro
Al bills Furnishing said rejected the option Of
the Department
No bris Of articles specified will be
considered
An article. furnished under rgy inspected and
With the sup agents appointed r that
Such ti % conform 10
ibe samples viii rejected ara the contractor will be
furnish Others kni within
that be done they N be purchased hi,
Payment will be- made for goods thereof certified
by tie agent ~ agents appointed 10 inspect thrn
No bids will b. e'ss from porous Who have failed to comply
Win The requirements 81 iuinrr contract.
No proposal viii bee eondeed that does not COMPLY With
the foloNing requirements:
Proposals. erare sridr, with the qusuile, thereof
oh the above schedule with the prices ANNEXED 10 eacl aud
aud footed mp Sad prices and amounts sY,n with.
ou modification ur proposed medication whatever
Proposals should be submitted In the oosiul omi (or
HEREBY propose furnish the sdnn Department according
~ the commissioner Of Indian Affairs dated
nicl the
Said articles be- delivered New iurk
fore the bot TT. day OF February next AZ such time thereafter dur
be ~
fin ptopo, be accepted Tor vel will within
Thereafter contract accordingly aud satisfactory
Of Indian Anfs Tor the ihiu performance Of the
proposal be- accompanied br guarantee In the ,s.
be kguel hy responsible whose sutncy
must he untcd States ia ge District Attorney
Jointly aud seyey that The abo'e bidder
hdden 81 all DO Awarded o. him Tor thrml according
BIZ hd proposal. ALL execute contract accordingly aud
the requisite security Tor the lnl performance OF the
tho Advertisement tor Proposals Tor nAn Goods dated
November 1903 aud 10 the oi bis r failure do
ud ourselves heirs. atenb and aunstrt
Forfeit aud the United states dmagrs not es,
hrn per hr amount NJ said BID or pfopo,il'
fqlred tht bid Tor tie fhful per.
f,nnnee contract sues whose Gudcehcy
mus, be ceitto J United hta'es Judge OF District attorney.
y q, TAYLOR tonnsss.ogeE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
D HARRISON HEKD.
GlEhhNEl hAthEAit
OrTCR BotHp ~ Assrss1Hs
Nsr Court Jfoas, November II. lhoi}
HnR pnRAT ION NNT ICE. - IIILIl


NORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC
llou, snl Lots improved or unis?fofei Ll.
ihecbJ the Sesas se,uents have bea 1mPssl .I'
ladgoi n hc Once 81 The boAi1 OF A''e'''' '' -" " -
-For sitting curb gutter and hagsas rdeHaii In lot
siPap s,,ns ess, Boz lo street from lo,h IN ave
a-Fof hssns sidewalk north 'e oi Rector street hom "ahns
-Per o. srips setting curb and gutter stones and flag
rng ,dsuat, Cgi - from Brofdsar 90 the 9th at'nle
Por fsgrng sidewalk j. '5 street, norh 'r ifon s'A "eaae
5Por rusns rrauF setug curb an gutter stones and rag
tirs .Gresh. 10 % are. FROM ltlit 90 l.au stree.
1Por bang sever a ohst. from to iad'on RIVER 70 'al
i,sfor 5ars sever. ,,i s1l bersea Ssh ,ai oh
~. limits br aet A...,,p ead- 81, ih several House,
sri lots y Ci 'esut Lots Fs Hrs parcels u Lad Situated 70
1t 10th sides 4 lstaSc. froiH tih o. ftl 90
"A Botb ,'ls, o. gtA,t. bet lot snd llihavss
The ror'h ~ street br wa,hagon inl West
sr.ut - Lslf Of 10 block o. nh s,e broliSay
sh 1i ot sds ~ tl stesi hon sth ave H. pni ' i'e
e,h 81, .i.. = % ave from 2Ghss to the eIi Of
5b noi is n ,,r, fom r sv to rIad,oa River, ao
oil . 10 o.. h ia. b,rs lus 1ot I'D sl streets and ah
ssd mn ,r,.a,, ais, 'de = llt um 'lh ~ 'l -
S. ia 80. u go AMI So t,tsecn 49, 'ni o 'yssa''
tcrsars vloe iness 49, Affected hr ue a'eon'd A'',,
sto oppoci 90 ne sane Or either o. hea arc qrI
pf,ss. % oh.saus g. Isaac o. uut ,hauan 90 Ie
ro.rd II ,hNr ofce NJ - Cb.nle stree b'emea'
Sc. Cyat sess sit tht as, ,en 'Ae a-ie u 'As Hos'
Fiiltrsisoyfrifrp {{no,,a Of A....,or.
GtEtSsEY SACkErr)
Orss Beard q A,'rtsas Neu Coaf iias's Nov "a i,oh
Crrro Nsv.YoHs. DsrARrHESr % FisaScs.l
Cornf iisr,s pas OF o. isrs
Two TAX PAYERS.-Notico is hereby given
sf v D. added 20 a. urs uag' on 80 i'i Ode
90 al iaae' rs atgiI or Jsaa5V Hi're'' e. he rate -
-,.s gst Get 20 'a-S ,, ,.r "a, We ,'i .''
uaggu. BkgSARp SMITH. Receiver.
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A FIRST CLASS SCIENTIFIC. LITERARY

a I1'7 80 y - TO - l7l'7'l =
RELIGIOUS FAMILY MAGAZINE, With PHRENOLOGY, PHYsI.
oGEOMY PHYSIOLOGY, ETHNOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY; Signs
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Y,e tbs PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL Tie volume
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Sttamboats aaA gaiIroaas.
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and w.
Il RIVRR HN 1hLL

Il RIVER "n~ EALL
OLD FALL RIVER LINE
between
NETWORK and BOSTON, NEWPORT FALL Rrvpn
NEW BEDFORD. and cAPB COD TOWNS ,.a n, ,,Aosros
Fare Freight low 8 BY any other N. ~NieCkkL
One OF the Magnificent Steamboats,
NEWPORT OLD COIouv ..tf
Leaves Pier Is N K, foot Of Marrayst At a ,rar,
By this route. passengers can tats train ,. ''''n
ana arrive In Boston at 6il0 NJ in time to eoer ssesna
yah sin ,sn Or res, gnstabsd breakfast o. sn. kls
NsvrOKK Angus. 90 1903 - nJjrPPiLlErIELD' Iseu.
BRISTOL LINE-AT 4P. NJ a'-l.,e-
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AS TSE ONLY LIN,
The Largest and Fastest Steamers Word hyps m
BRISTOL, Asse
Capt BRAYTON nom Pier No 10 n r. Sot .,c...,
1n TO- mEpNksDAYs, aud PRIDAYs ''sset
Capt SIMMONS, hI p. m TUESDAYS Tguesn.v.
Connecting with the Express Train a. Bristol III.
4 O'clock ''"' we following nopas
Arriving aiB0'On at % O'clock n In time 70, al,
Freight taken a. lev tAs lowest landed in po.,o,
JAMES FISK, IT,, Ma aging Director ssoss. Aseut
DEOPLE" LINE for ALBANY-Stosr,o----s,,ss-
John sDo DkEW-Opso Of these magnificent OF,
no ~ h0fe .Sr nsai loot Of Csnal every EVENING @ Pc
hrs.a hotel have their wishes esss on ~, .d oiusss
" KS, nJ !. a%ps uns Tor railroad sOrth and We, ~
FOR NEW w -HELAayyEIN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
alp for hewAyen at 1913 sEd eonn.stsS WITH H. tss r,s
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAITR0GD -.
~ INDEPENDENT LINZ for the WEST s0Irrg o. W.
koRTHWRsT Freight received and forwarded DAILY u. III 20
Passengers BY THIS R0UTR ONLY can 10 10 Snef Dsp<
return without sIir cost TICKETS COOP UNTIL ItR - ,t
G. PERVElL General Aren't No 100 Broadway, co.,
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THE NURsERYm5Ai'. y Monthly g,, for you oan

INHE NUKSTH1-A MOHIHIy IUI yUUHKbbU
Reades TIE DECEMBER No grand Holiday number With a
e,uisl fable o. contents AMI no less than
rzT TWENTY-FIVE BEAUTIFUL PICTURES ri
THE NURSERY 1869 viii c0pan original designs by oscar fese
Az des eof by FJ6ich Weir and other eminent artists
- NOW s tls 70 sbscf9s Subscribers of TIE year Ie sho
.i before Dee Tffsiye tbe pecener nqpbe pIAIlb
TFp. 81 yeaf Gfslfe, w cents sggls number 4 b
JOHN T. SHOREY
~ No WashngtcB a., Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

NEW-JERSEY r.. R.-CIANGEs u or q, .iH S.ssss
e,mmening Nov, p lll3For PHI ADhlI ~ pbI.
too 6;lO o m Via Camden. p H.. p M w and wuhsr
10 a. l2.jl u - p NJ u ~, III - W-s:NA
on-l.ts 4 m ig3u' . u, $50 p N. for SCUM Au1 % w.
IA. 10 p So
The s.iO A m AMI g.o through 20 NlacphAN ts
an hn, Silver Palace sleeping a on At CH
All change
,n,n A, hy earY by other Y hne Fss 10 CHI
nt 80 a,o on d an ira TauIS
esgo whea change connecting ene tsH n aSe S se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
: AFETY, SPEED aud COMFORT.

WORCESTER PALMER, FITCHBIRG 'gAsHr, rowv,, a.
CORD, THE WHITE MOuNTAIRs AND -' WV
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The and ranct steamers Of the Norwich Line
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF ERW.YOpK
leave New York daily Sundays excepted seocK Sou
No 80 Norh River foot OF Vestryst 80"
FOR EEWLOHDOS
there connecting With the Steamboat Express T fran n. an.
points Norwich and Worcester Wors,s,.T Wsrss.
and NASHUA aud New London snd Northern Railroad
Freight ahsn at the loves. Ro information nqu. Of
J. T. SHORT As.nt a, az. Psr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
FRlE RAILWAY.-TRAIYS LEAVE DEPOT

TRlrSl-s.1D WAY Tran or oisvie les ~ ~
Patterson, eJ3T. SgLi kpr Tor DuukTS. Baf, Rnss.r
S.a1asc and al points West AID Seuhs 500 p knIa a1s
Wv fr.int n no. fr Paterson slt Port Jeryis .
IA tlfoHgh Sssmanes, Dungk snt Bafte -s
tras - ,oach aad direct eoEaecun vlth all seahsb AZ
I I'fs
Ventilated and LaEurOrs Sleeping Coaches
NlhtTrl.rs =. -
repo loot Cbambe Nsst0rE ao q leas Dlck pepO. JsnT
Cd. H. RIDDLE. Cessna supt
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A NEW POEM, ENTITLED
THE MEXICAN;
OR.
LOVE AND LAND.
POUNDED on THE INVASION or MACMILLAN.
~ l6no. tinted paper, rs pages - vgntit'
AMERICAN SRW CO Publishers l2l Nsssau-st NevYok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25
EOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
Il ADVERTISE IN THB QUINCY WIG
b1fsbea lin ]

BAILHACHB PHILLIPS. PablsbeTs 80
rnfef lie the circulation OF lib QUlht1 Whlo
AND REPUBLICAN hts been largely Increased and no" superior
medium With the dealers Of Western Illinois and North
Missouri.
THR WING yubHshed both daily and WEEKLY. Ia first class
seNspaper. Republican n politics
speciality Of Commercial News having an editor employed
commercial Quincy located on s
Mississippi River 200 miles above 81 Louis j. the second city 10 i
Of population and business importance The popuat0n
nov IS 90 Several hundred buildings are
aBuus The sroae bridge nearly completed making
Al IuOs and Missouri connected BY
,, ne uk Of circulation distributed the following countless
Hnos-Adsmt Hapcocfi KnoJ, hcDonoosb' hhoJeT Henry
Ryo.n. sabfamoH, Morgan. Pie Macon.
CLARK s1lhVan. Ads knor Lewis Linn hacOn
INeby Marion, Monroe Livingston Charlton. 1fuDdf
Terms Tor sdveftGag moderate address
4 PM OuD
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gf6 Qualifications.

An MEXICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHlC cos
n OFFICE, HERALD BrHniSS-Broadsay-hoo az.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-25

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY ,,i h9.r
III ROAD-POr Long Branch, Red BaaL BHeA'ou's'
Nv steamer JESSE UOYT daily eyeep, SUNDAYS at "'o'
From irr No 90 foot Il ChanOessh ,Srn,S "a Issees
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD of LONG IS IL ~.
- -CHANGB OP rlMg Ca snl aner sepgS .oa,L Fsrris,
tior south Seveutb.st. Wlans6urshh ~ su' 81, n
=. lIp late t.ationsi ~ ~ .tos.
"p,r,is Eve l,Io At 65 aud and NJ, ~
ys AZ stations sud from Jamaica u A"s
York al 800 O55 and go p m w 10. hy he o5 a
Passenger Tor socksaay aud Firs Island WI F'A'e " ~
and $40 3, N treips - :. ,.hAf,y,si s,r Ere fsfsdt
Passenger usAeed l'' ''ts'A n WUiTk sSss8si'SSssA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-15
From Montreal.

MONTREAL, May ia man named
DuggsH, o saloon keeper, and two ae-
completes, were arrested this morning,
charged with being implicated in the
plot for the assassination of MCGEE.
They were examined before Judge Cour-
sal with the doors closed. A witness
testified TO being present in Duggan's
house in December last when the con-
spiracy was Matched. Twelve American
and twelve Canadian FeDians were also
present. One man, named Smith, was
selected to do certain job; witness
could not say what job, but heard one
OF the men say: "My God! if McGee
only knew what he has in store for him,
wouldn't he leave the country" Wit
ness also heard another man say ::
"Smith, you did that job of burning the
Orange Lodge tirst-rate." Witness has
identified Whalen as the man he heard
called Smith. The prisoners leave for
Ottawa tomorrow morning in charge
of officers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-15
From Cincinnati.

CfNCrNNATI, o., May 1i.-At meet
ing of the stockholders of the Newport
and Cincinnati Bridge Company, yes
terday, the Construction committee was
ordered to commence work on the abut-
ments forthwith. The following Off
GERS were elected: Alfred Gather, Pres
ident; A. S. Berry, Vice President; j. n.
st. John, Engineer. Tho following
directors were elected: ii. J. King,
w. II. Clement, William Ringo, I. Ii.
Gaylord and c. II. killgore.
Joe COburn yesterday, after his re-
lease, proceeded to Lutonia Springs, on
the Kentucky side, where he will finish
his training. 1t is understood that
McCool will not come to the city, but
will soon locate himself in the vicinity
of the battle ground.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHEELING MARKETS.
THURSDAY, May l4-Evening.

THURSDAY, MAY l4-GNenluB'
The market since our last report has
been very stationary, except to-day we
notice slight decline in provisions and
small advance in white wheat and
oats. We quote as follows:
FLOUR-Remains at our previous quo
tations with moderate demand and firm.
Extra is held at 10 25a10 so; Xxx, 10 so
al0 IS; spring family, IL 25a1l rs, and
fancy, II 50al3 so.
GRAIN-Market firm with a slight
advance for white wheat since our last
report. We now quote red winter at 2 40
az so; white at 2 70a2 IS. Corn is firm and
very little in market; millers are pay
0O per bushel for both shelled and in
the ear, and are delivering the same on
boat or cars from store at lOal 10.
Barley is stationary at 75a2 90. Rye
is firm with a slight advance, and is
now quoted at 65al 70. Oats firm at
soc.
SEEDS-Are in moderate demand, but
very little business doing. Glover is
dull with none in the market, and is
still quoted at 00a9 25; Timothy at
, 75a3 90; Flax at 75a2 90.
HAY-Baled hay is scarce at 90 GOA
% 90 per ton. Loose is quoted at from
lG 90 to Is per ton.
PROVISIONS Tending downward.
We quote Mess Pork at % 90: Shoulders
l4t per lb; Clear Rib Sides 17tc; Clear
Sides l54c: Breakfast Bacon lSc, Sugar
cured canvassed hams 204c; Family do.
ice; Dried Beef 23c; Dried Beef can
vassed 24c.
LARD-Leaf lard is quoted at l9c.
BEANS-Navy at 4 OOa4 80 per bush.
CHEESE-Goshen is Quoted at l9c;
factory. Isle; new do; 16c, and Dairy at
175c.
CARBON Oils quoted at 80 cts.
per gallon and no charge for barrel.
hARD OIL-Extra lard oil is held at
| 60 per gallon.
COFFEE--Firm at 25!a27c; Hummell's
Essence at 6 90 per gross.
SUGAR-N. o. Sugar 14a16c; Cuba
at be; Porto Rico at l34al4tc; hard re-
fined at l8c; A coffee at l7ic; B do
at l7c; c do at 16!c.
SYRUP-55a60c for lower grades: 70a
75c for COED to medium; 9Oal 90 for
good to best brands; Porto Rico molas-
Ses. 75a95c.
MOLASSES-N. o. at 9Oa95c; the sup
ply is light and prices firm.
SOQA-7c for American, and &c for
New Castle.
STARCH-Western, sa9c; Glen Cove,
134c; Maizena,, 134c.
FISH-Market firm; we quote macker-
el, No. l, half bbls., at 10 50; No. 9, 10 90;
No. 3 medium, q; No. 3, large, 7 IS;
No. kitt2 rs; No. 2 kit 2 80: No.
kilt 2 90; lake herring, 25a4 so; white
fish, $50.
LEAD AND SHOT-Bar lead 12c.
Shot 3 so per bag.
LEATHER - Hemlock sole 30a34c;
oak tanned 45a47c; harness 44a45c;
skirting 47c per lb. Bride SIS 90 per
dozen. Calf skins-American 25al so
per Id; French 9Oa2 10; upper Soc per
foot.
HIDES-Green Sc; calf skin 15c.
GLASS-Franklin brand, Sxl0, 90;
l0xl2, so.
IRON-Swedes, Tic; common bar iron,
4ic; horse shoe iron, SIC; heavy band
iron, &c; hoop and light band, SIC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-15
From 81. Laui..

ST. LOUIS, May ia dispatch from
Cheyenne, dated yesterday, says: Cen
erals Sherman, Augur, and Ferry, and
Colonel Tappan, the Indian Peace Com
missioners, returned from Fort Laramie
to-day, and report that they have con-
cluded the treaty with the Crows,
Brule Sioux, Northern Cheyennes and
Arraphoes, all agreeing to keep tie
peace and settle upon a reservation.
Generals Harvey and Sanborn and A.
S. White, Secretary of the Commission,
remain at Laramie to meet the IMAM
afraid of his horses" who with large
band passed Fort Reno, on the 9th, en-
route for Laramie, where they are OK
pected to-day.
Generals Sanborn and Harvey are
arranging for the removal Of a large
party from Laramie to the reservation
on the Missouri.
About one hundred Sioux, who it is
believed committed the late depreda-
tions on the line of the Union Pacific,
are still on the war path.
Red Cloud sends message shat he
and his warriors in the mountains are
waiting for the evacuation OF the mil
itary posts, and when they are abandon
ed he will come to meet the Commits
sioners.
General Augur goes to Fort Bridger
to meet the Snakes and Shoshones, Sher-
man and Tappan to meet the NavJoes,
and General Terry to Forts Randall and
Sully to arrange for the reception and
location of the Indians on the reserya-
ton. .a
The Republicans of st. Joseph, Mo-,
will hold a meeting to-day to express
their sentiments on the impeachment
question.
The Excelsior Insurance company of
this city will offer through the st.
Louis Agricultural and Mechanical AS
ISOLATION, at their fair next fall, pre-
MUM of one hundred dollars for the
best plan for iron vessels and barges for
transportation of grain on the Missis'
sippi river and tributaries. 1t is not
improbable that this premium will be
increased by other parties to thousand
dollars.
Colonel Rodgers. United States Mar
shall of this District, denies having APP
piied to the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue for q cavalry force to enable
him to make arrests, as teieSraphed
from Washington Tuesday, and says
there is no difficulty in executing any
process of the United States Courts in
the Eastern District of Missouri.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-15
New York Market.

= NEwYtRK, May IA.
COTTON-Moderately active at ia1c
better: sales of 400 bales at 301a31c for
mddling uplands.
FL0UR--Closed slightly in buyers
favor with moderate export demand for
low grades.
WHEAT-Dull and rather heavy at
2 36a2 IS for No. 9 and 2 45a2 46 for No.
l spring.
RYE-Scarce and at 05a2 10.
OATS-Dull and heavy at S74a554c
for western atioat.
CORN-Heavy at 16al II for new
and old mixed western atlOat and in
store.
P0RK-A shade frmer with buyers of
new mess at % 81 and sellers at 2S Sc.
BEEF-Qliet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Rather more active,
but without decided change.
BACON-Quiet at 144c for Cumber.
land cut.
LARD-Steady at lSJal9c for good to
prime. ..... ... .......r
EGGS-Steady at e2a23c.
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gg telegraph.
TO TIaE 8RGIsTEE.-
BY THE CABLE.
BY Telegraph to the Register.l

LONDON, May 13.ACharles Francis
Adams, Uuited States Minister to the
Court of st. James, took leave OF the
Queen at special audience to-day. Mr.
Adams left London soon afterwards Tor
the continent, leaving Mr.. Moran in
charge of the American Legation in this
city.
PARIS, May An. Theirs yesterday
made public speech, taking ground in
favor of the protection of home indus
try.
MUNICH, May l4.-Hon. George Ban
croft, American Minister, is here. He
awaits the arrival of Prince Hohinlohe,
who is now attending the zollverein
Diet in Berlin. Bancroft will enter into
negotiations for nationality treaty
with the Bavarian Prime Minister i'm
mediately on his return to Munich.
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Attempted Robbery.

A few nights since daring attempt
was made to enter the house of Mrs.
Waugh, widow lady residing at tie
Northern extremity of Lawrence street.
Mrs. W., we understand, had retired for
the night, and some time afterwards,
being aroused by noise at the window,
arose and went to it, when she found
the body of a man (or boy) partly
through the aperture, upon which she
screamed for help, and the robber
sought safety by fight.
Mrs. W. had been absent from home
and he no doubt thought she had not
yet returned. 1t has been pretty well
ascertained who the party is, and here
after his movements will be kept under
close surveillance by our citizens. A
little powder and lead may do him good
next time.-Spirit of Jefferson.
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Americas Equal Rights Association.

NEW YORK, May A.-The American
Equal Rights Association held its second
anniversary to-day. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton presided. Remarks were made
by Susan B. Anthony, Henry Blackwell,
Lucy Stone, Col. Higginson, Frederick
Douglass and others. Letters were read
from John Stuart Mills, Rev. Robert
Collier, of Chicago, aud daughter of
Joshua r. Giddings. Resolutions were
adopted favorable to the object of the
association, viz: Female suffrage.
Inc American Bible Society celebrated
Its hity-seeond anniversary to-day. The
Treasurers report shows the years re-
ceipts at S723, LOG; books printed at
Sl,SO2,3h. Quite a number of interest
ing speeches were made, including one
by Elk Governor Buckingham, of Con
uecticut. The New York Association of
Miueralists held their Fortieth Ami.
yersary to-day,
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F O U n ID

That amer repeated trials Of other remedies,
Roback's Stomach Bltters, Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills are the best medicines e1tant 70 cure
the diseases for which they arc recommended.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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HOGS.
New York Dry Goods Market.

There has been more general break
in prices of unreasonable styles. Prints
to-day are active on account of one of
the jobbing houses reducing the prices
of all makes to l shilling per yard,
against which most of the agents will
bolt. The Lancaster and Merrimack
companies have reduced their prices;
the former to l2ic, and the latter to
13lc, but otherwise there is NO impor-
tapt change, aud so We continue to
quote: Cocheco 14ic; Merrimack w
l4ic; do D 13ic; do light styles 12ic;
Pacific l2ie; and Lancaster, Msnches-
ter, Gloucester and American 12ac. In
other classes of goods there is no i'm
portant change to note.