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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. April il

NEW YORK, April IA.
The steamship France, from Liver
pool, has arrived.
In the discussion in the Senate yes
terday after Mr.. Summers speech, some
remarks reported to have been made
bv Mr.. Chandler said the American
continent was too small to hold the
two sovereignties. Mr.. Warner Is re-
ported to have equaled, II not sur
passed, Mr.. Chandler in his sanguiuary
declarations. II he were PRESIDENT he
would, in his instructions to Mr.. Mot
lev, say not to take any further trouble
in reference to the settlement of the
question; let it go by. If England
wishes to open the negotiations, let her
do SO, ifnot, no American can afford
to wait the day of reckoning. And al
together he was in favor of holding a
whip over her. .s-r.
Ludlow street Jail, is charged by the
Board Of Trustees OF the Swedish Evan
eelical Lutheran Church of Gustavus
Adolphus, in this city, of which he is
treasurer, with embezzling s.. 900 Of q
sum forwarded to the church by the
churches in Sweden as present. a
warrant Is to be served upon him when
released from jail.
Three complaints were entered in the
central police Office, Brooklyn, yester-
day, of robberies at the hands of newly
hired servants. In each case the amount
stolen was So 600, and the alleged thief
was hired at the Intelligence office. =
The Herald says the Senate has COM
menced the work by rejecting the Ala
bama treaty, dissipRting the fiction
that the Alabama claims constituted
merely a sort of International account
easily adjusted.
The Tribune says the vote in execu-
tive session rejecting this treaty was
emphatic enough, we trust, to enable
our friends in Great Britain to compre-
bend at least the truth.
The World says the rejection of the
Alabama treaty is no surprise, and
thinks the prospect of a satisfactory set
tlement under GRANTS administration
Is slander. -
The Tribune has letter from w. T.
Sherman relative to his action at the
surrender of General Johnston. BE
says that at an interview between
President Lincoln, General Grant. ADJ
ton Of affairs, he then stated his views
in relation to the probable defeat OF the
rebel army under Lee at no distant
day. President Lincoln expressed the
hope that no more blood would be shed;
all that he wished being the dispersion
OF the armies and the resumption OF
Sro civil rule. as Sherman Tnna1. Say says obne he
ston's surrender himself. Breckenridge
had nothing to do with them, and he
proceeded to effect his escape from the
country, a course that Sherman be.
lieves Lincoln wished Davis aud all
other leading Southern political lead
ers have been successful in doing. Mr..
Sherman says he makes the statements
in order that there shall be no construc'
ton of the terms whereby the course
pursued by him should be thrown upou
President Lincoln. ..-.-.. -. ., -.
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LETTER FROM
p RTLAA r MH

Proprietor Of The Burnett House Ci'IctIIHdh.
BURNETT HOUSE,, February 9th, 1857
To MY FRIENDS AED THE PUBLIC:
II afforda me great satIsfaction to be able
n te1tify 10 the success OF DIR. Lighthin in
the treatment OF deafness, and express my
sense OF obligation 10 him. Ny hearing has
heon impaired for number OF years, At
timea IA Euch in extent ~ to embarrass me
SarfoGisIy. Dr.. IdRhthin. under whe9e care
plaoed rnypeH has removed the dlmcu1ty
nonn nnIefalv alit restored me TO perfect hear.
in1. 6ILAa F. MILLER.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

Gov. Hoffman of New York has
vetoed the Broadway Railway bill on
the ground that the franchise should be
be sold to the highest bidder.
The Senate yesterday transacted no
business in open session. but held an
executive session for action on nomi-
nations.
"A Montgomery, Ala, telegram says
that Tuesday morning there was a
slight frost and Wednesday morning q
more severe one seriously damaging
the new cotton crop and fruits, and
rendering replanting of cotton neces-
sary.
Elizabeth Smith, of New York,
while drunk, Tuesday, attempted to
burn her daughter, aged six years, to
death on hot stove. The woman was
arrested and the child taken to the hos
pital. 1t will probably die.
"A Vera Cruz letter Of March 6lst
says stormy session of the Mexican
Congress is anticipated. Beligerent
rights will probably be granted to the
Cubans. Very rich gold mines have
been discovered near Sinaloa de Sara
gossa. A slight shock of an earthquake
had been experienced in Jalapa.
"A Savannah, Ga, telegram reports
the weather very cold. Heavy frosts
in the interior have materially injured
the cotton crop and necessitate re-
planting.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Anril Ia 1000

There is but:little TO be said in gen.
eral way about the!> markets. Flour
continues quiet and dull. Business in
in Provisions during the week has been
good, and prices we'll maintained
Money matters continues to work very
close, and this has a depressing influ-
ence on trade.
APPLEs.-.Prime Apples In sound
condition, are very scarce, and may be
quoted at IS 0Oa6 90 per bbl.
BUTTER-In good demand at 4Oa45c
per lb. go s. .g...F.r ..-....E E--....
BEANs-Market.:d .:dull, with sales at
from S3 20 to $3 SO per bushel.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow at 100;
star at 22a25c. spa
COTTON YARNs-Standard 40; Cotton
Batting 25aS0c; Candle Wick 45c; Cotton
Twine 45c. % nos.
CARBON .;o11-s1c per gallon and
charge for package.
EGas-Market weak and tending
downward; .sales OF prime fresh at zoe.
FLoUR-Markets steady and unchang-
ed. We quote Fancy 80 25ae so; Super
6ne IS 25a5 so; Red Wheat Family
Sc 75a7 90. Rye Flour, 1915.
FIsH-Firm and steady. Mackeral
No. half bbls $40 so; No. 8 medium
IS: No. large 1915. Lake herring, half
bbls 81 75a5 90; Labrador herring at
S115O.
FEATHERs-Liveg geese 75c.
Observation-Disclosures firm and un-
changed. We quote No. 1 white at
81 Goal IS; do red 81 40. Corn-7Oc.
Rye-SI 25a1 %. Oats-6Oa65c. Barley
81 75a1 80. r. -
s.-Cofee-Rio, 22a26c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Refned sugars
lower; good to choice New Orleans 14a
Ice; Porto Rico 14a15c; Cuba 1S11a14111c;
Demorara 16a17c; Crushed 171<c; a
coffee 1870; B coffee 1615c; O extra 1910;
C coffee 16c. Molasses-New Orleans
SOaS5c; Porto Rico 75c; Baltimore Sy-
rup SOa9Oc; New York do. 65a7Oc; Choice
Syrup 81 10.
HAY-Baled 800 -OOa25 90 per ton.
LARD O1L-Extra quoted at$1 GOAL 65.
LARD-Leaf 19a20c.
PRov1s1oNs-Mess Pork, $31 90 TO
SS3 90; Shoulders, 14a141zc; clear rib
sides, 171<c; clear sides, 1Sc; breakfast
bacon, 1870; sugar cured hams, zoe;
do. canvassed, 2lc; family, 1811c.
PoTAToEs-In good supply aud un-
changed. Sales from 75c to SOC.
SEEDs-Timothy, s. 75a4 90; Glover,
$40 5Oa10 rs; Flax, 81 O0a2 25:
SoAP-Family, 6Kc; German, SIC:
Eastern Family, 1Oa13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, 12Hc;
Shot, g 25 per bag. .tt.
SoDA-Bicarbonate soda 7a71zc; sal
soda &c; soda in papers 10c.
SrARcH-Fox's Sc; Glen Cove 1870;
Maizena, 1870.
SALT-Dairy s. 75; Ohio River 81 IS.
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 4Oa1 75;
Young Hyson Tea 81 41a1 60; Black Tea
9Oca1 10.
ToBAcCo-Navy tobacco 70a72c; dark
los and 10 7Oa72c; bright rs and los
sOci fig lump 81 10; Garrett's snuff 7Sc:
Garrett's snuff in boxes IS SOL
st. Louis. 10
APRIL 14.-FLoUR-Dull and un-
changed.
81 O7a1 0s for No. 2. Corn-Unchaneso'
at 63a65c. Oats-Lower, at 6Uao3c'
Rye-Unchanged at 81 %. Barley
Quiet at 81 soa2 90 for spring.
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Statement Of Ar. II. d. McGeorgei JG''ttoT OF
The RottSe Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1858.
Ihava visited DIR. Lighthtn at tho McLufe
HouGe and obtained his treatment 1or t@ne @
cure OF Deafness and noises IN me eaIs, VIII VIII
can Say that have been greatly benefited
nv itG use although l have applied II DuL
nainleas and calculated to produce perma-
neh' """ ii. D. MCGBoRGE,
A0TOd'It0toTl, ". IA.
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CA GADA.
ST. CATHARINEs, Al

ST. CATHARINEs, April ID.
Matthews and Miller, charged with
highway robbery in the States, were
delivered up to the United States au-
thorities, to-day. --a OIL.
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have known Mr.. James Sommerv vliIe.
nom BrOokVille, Jefferson county, for many
vearE and can testify TO his statement as ohe
Of Truth and veracity.
v1ozeRale Ltd1tor Dealer on Hand Street.
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CANNES IN CoUNCIL.-The ClncinS
natl Times prints the imaginary pro-
ceedings of an indignation meeting OF
the dogs of that city, at which the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed:
ReSolvcd, That the prosecutions to
which we dogs are now being subjected
are cruel and uncaIled for.
ReSOLUed, That we won't stand 1t.
ReSolUcd, That as a retaliatOry mea-
sure, unless the dog pound is abolished ,
we will establish a pound for the con-
finement of politicians and other hui
man vagabUnds.
RcsolVed, That a reward of one dollar
be offered at the pound for the arrest
and delivery of one of the above class
caught without a muzzle.
ResoLved, That filled to the muzzle
with gin won't save them.
ReSOLUed, That a committee be ap-
pointed by the Chair to confer with the
Fertilizing Company, and contract with
them for supplying them carcasses.
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Connm1ssioner's Notice.

Ludwig Kneedler &C.,. In Chancery
vs.. In the C1IcuL
ct ais. Co., w. Va.
DURBUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
and entered In the said cause on the 9th
day OF March, 1883: VII on Thn[sday. the ne
the City of Wheeling, W. Va, and there
after by adjournment from time to time as
inc, state, settle and report up0nithe admin
istration accounts of G. Elias Sttfel, admin
Istrator OF the estate OF Christian Kammerer
dec'd, with any other matters deemed per-
tinent by myself, or required by any OF the
parties.
Parties interested are hereby notified to
attend at the time and p ace above men
toned. HANNIBAL FORBES,
Com'r Ohio Co. Cir. Court.
unar2O-1aW1v
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JOSH Billings was asked, "How fast
does sound travel?" and his opinion is
that it depends good deal upon the
noise you are talking about. "The
sound Of a dinner horn, tor instance,
travels half mile in second, while
an invitation to get up in the morning
I have known to be 32quarters 8 NV an
hour goin up pair ofstalrs, and then
not hev strength left to be heard" l
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IT is said that shlpwrecked Yankee
was lately rescued from zone yof the
Marquesas Islands, whose first ques'
ton on being discovered was, "HoW
did the Mexican war finally come out?'
He had been soldier who left General
Scott's army before the campaign
closed. He will have good time "read-
inp uDn & f.#. 81
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VEsUvIUs, according TO the journals
OF Naples, has not returned to the state
of rest which usually follows extern
sive eruptions. Columns of smoke are
still rising from the craters and 6ssures,
and the lava is still warm, though no
eruption has taken place for over a
month
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Statement of Mrs. TWItcheII--.-Her
BInRulnr Conduct Explained.

Mrs. Twitchell has furnished the
Philadelphia Press full statement in
regard to the murder of her mother. In
the first place she disavows any knowl-
edge OF how or by whom the murder
was committed, but does not intimate
or insinuate it may have been her hus-
band. She then goes into a long expla-
nation OF her ceasing to visit Twltchell
in Jail, and says after his conviction as
she was leaving his cell, he pressed into
her hand a closely written paper, which
she found to be an appeal to her to save
his life by confessing that she had COM
mitted the murder, and followed by
story that she had committed the MUIR
der in quarrel, and lawyers had been
consulted who said she could not be
harmed. On a subsequent visit he gave
her another paper, conveying another
story she was to tell. She had become
criminal with one Lee; who had with
her concerted plan to rob and murder
Mrs. Hill. On another occasion he gave
her another written appeal to save him,
and recommended him to say Mrs. Hill
had not been murdered at all, but had
fallen from the window. All these docu-
ments commence with appeals to her
love, &C., TO save him. They are in
Twitchell's handwriting. but have evil
IDENTIFY been drawn up for him by some
legal mind. The whole statement throws
but little new light on the affair, but
explains the conduct Of Mrs. Twitchell.
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River and Wentner.

s...rssgs .PrTrsBURaH, April II. :,
Weather clear and cool. Thermome.
ter S5o.. Monongahela feet and rising.
CINcINNATI, April IA.
Weather clear. Thermometer AZ.
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Bar Iron.

ROUND AND SQUARE, ntom
b WAYNE and American and Sligo Mills,
BAR leon, nat, nom IxK to. ea1<.
BAR IRoN oval half oval and half round.
RAE IRON. single and double Horse shoe.
BAR IRON' Hoop nom u to4 in.
BAR IRON, WAGON tires cut to lengthg.
p, q, HILDRETH & BRO.
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Two "spiritual photographers" doing
business in Broadway, New York, have
been arrested on a charge of obtaining
money under false pretences, In other
words, protesting to give people ike
tiYeS.
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st. Louis.

APRIL 14.-F1oUR-Dull and un-
GR11N-wheat- Spring lower, at
81 07a1 0s for No. 2. Corn-Unchangeo
at 63a68c. Oats-Lower, at 6Uao3c'
Rye-Unchanged at 81 %. Barley
Quiet at 81 soa2 90 for spring.
WHIsKY-Steady at $50.
changed. P0rk-Quotes $50 50a31 90.
Bacon-Shoulders, 13a131zc; clear rib,
16Hc: clear sides, 1910. Lard-Nothing
doing,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

recent decline. and there ia an imnroved
inquiry for ali staple fabrics suited to
the season, although the trade is far
from being active or satisfactory. The
only change OF importance is Pequot
10 bleached sheetings, which are sell
ing at Csc,
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Asbestos Roof Coating 8 CemenI
TTSED FOR COATING AND REE, REE,A11f1 N y
Roofs, just received and for sale at nlAn"
tpEe5s iyae prices by CHAs. H. BERRY.
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4LEBtI
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Hoohand's German Bitters,
AND
HOOFLARD'8 GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY DIR. @ II. JACRSON,.
PHILADELPHIA PA.
ThIrty-five years since they were first In
troduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and ben Gifted suffer-
ing humanity to II create extent, than any
other remedies knO wn to the public,
These remedies will effe ctuauy cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Disease of the Kid 'neys. and all DiSea-
ses arising from a DIsOrdered Liver,
stomach or 1nteE1 u1ess
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DEBILITX

Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS.
TRATION OF THE SYSTEM, Induced
by Severe Labor, HardRhtpS, Tx
pOSure, EeVerH, DC,
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Valuable Real Estate.

- THE attention of parties desiring to ~-s..
al invest in Real Estate is called to the fol- S
-a.A4lowng list of VALUABLE PROPERTY -N[es
in our hands for sale:
l. The handsome DWELLING and LOT, corner
OF Upper and Bull streets.
2. Dwelling and Lot on Lumber street near the
Asylum.
3. Fine Building Lot on Arsenal Hill. one acre.
L. Lot known as the "Nickerson Hotel Lot"
corner OF Lady and Main streets.
.. Lot adjoining above, SO feet front on Main ST.
=. Lot on same square. 10 feet on Gervais st.
Z. Dwelling and Lot of two acres near Charlotte
Railroad Depot.
3. Lot Gl feet front on Main street adioinino
Convent Lot.
o. Building Lot corner Taylor and Assembly sts
IT. Az. Lo1 on Washington street, opposite the Ice
IL. Two Lots, on the edge OF town, in what is
known as Wavtrley, acres each, more or less
IT, IL; improved Lot, on corner of Marion and
Washington streets
13. Dwelling and Lot on corner of pendlnton and
Assembly streets va ''''
ii. The handsome property, near Columbia
known as Barhamviile, with Lands adjoining
a., 10; Acres OF Land, on Upper street, adjoining
the Summer property.
l6. ZIG Acres of Land, in York, rich in gold
, II. l,6G7 Acres productive Land, in Abbeyille
1.-TWO tracts.)
Is. 5000 Acres productive Land, in Laurens in
10. 1,900 Acres productive Land in Marlhoro
(estate of Elerbc -
%. 97G Acres of productive Land, in Fairfield. in
two tracts.
81. 900 Acres Phosphate Lands, near Charles
ton, on Stono River.
%. A fine Saw Mill Property, near Lexington
Also, 1000 Acres of Land, in Richland--very va
luable Wood and other LANDS, near Columbia
which be divided into small Tracts to suit
purchasers. The prices of the planting Lands vary
from s3 to $40; some of which are the most pro-
ductive in the State. GIBBES &c THOMAS,
Dec IL Real Estate Agents.
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ACCIDENT.-There was an explosion in
Dr. Ayers Laboratory, yesterday, which
caused some excitement in the vicinity
Ayers pills are manufactured under an
enormous pressure, in cylinders, like can
non, which sometimes prove too weak for
the compressed forces, and burst with ter
rltic violence. Fortunately, the pieces do
not fly far, so that no one has ever been
hurt by them. The action is more like ice
than powder; but it makes pills which all
the world acknowledge are pills
.ot-1. Daily Journal, Lo,ceH
1t Is asserted that a chap named Poston
brother of the delegate from Arizona Ter
ritory, holds contract at 100000 per an
mum for carrying the mail over n route in
that Territory that does not exist
Laura Reno, who swore vengeance on the
murderers of her brothers, one of the Hvic-
TINS of the Indiana vigilance committee,
met man at her brothers funeral whom
she ordered away. telling him that she knew
him to be one of the murderers He SUNK
away without word of denial
A young lady of Indianapolis recently
used corrosive sublimate to remove n light
moustache on her upper lip. The applica-
ton proved unexpectedly successful, for it
removed the moustache and portion of the
upper lip besides.
The tunnel under the Chicago River,
known as the Washington Street Tunnel.
connecting the South and West divisions of
the city by solid and permanent roadway,
has just been completed.
President johnson. it is understood, in
tends retiring all army officers over sixty
two years of age, among whom are Adjutant-
General Lorenzo Thomas Pnymaster, Gene
raj Brice and Brigadier- General Philip St.
George Cooke.
On and after January, 1869, all editors,
schoolmasters, and ministers of the Gospel,
will be passed free of charge over the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, upon showing their
certificates of Office.
Hon. r. B. Carpenter will hold the Court
OF Common Pleas and General Sessions at
Orangeburg to- morrow. January 4.
DEATHS IN PHILADELPHIA the
past year there have been IA, ,419 deaths in
Philadelphia. being 1924 males and 6,S95
females. Of the total number 4,O9O were
boys and {, 1854 girls
The English papers contain the informa-
ton that the recent cyclone, in the Bay OF
Bengal, has destoyed many buildings at
Akayab and every ship in the harbor
Two murderous wives are in jail in New
York. One killed her husband with roll
ing-pin and the other with poker.
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AVER CHERRY PECToRA1.

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Its uniform character and power to cure the yari
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While adapted to milder forms of disease and to
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consumption, and the dangerous affections OF the
attacks Of GROUP, it should be Kept on hand in
subject to colds and coughs all should be provided
with this antidote for them. -.
Although settled CONSUMPTION is thought
,ncurable, still great numbers of cases where the
disease seemed settled have been completely
the CHERRY PECToRAL. So CONF, complete e'is is its as
throat, that the most obstinate Of them yield to it.
when nothing else could reach them, under the
CHEhhY PECTORAL they subside and disap-
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