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The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-13
DIR. SCNENCH'S
PULMONTC SYRUp.

TINS great medicine cured Dr. j. II. SOHTNCI tho
Proprietor. Of PImonari Consumption whcl Il Ind
a'1nmcd ia me7l formidable Gp3ct and when speedy
Goalh rpqilr2d - be inc7'iGbe lila physicians pro-
nc1'tel h!a cac iucurab,o when he commenced
t'ie usn o! ths grpo but powcrin rcmedy. His
heath wa roForol in very short tino and no
ra.uFA o. the dhoio lG' been cp2rohcuGci Tor ell
the oinp cma gu csly djaaIeSrcl, and bls present
Ne''M'ia more thGa two huudrcI pounds.
Since his 9ocpycrG, hc bGi GoYood his attention
extensively 10 The cure OF Consumption aud the
dreiles which arc usually camp Ion oil with H. and
The ctros c hcei by his medicine, hlyo beon very
nu'ne and tElly woAGcru Or. Sourscx
Mo;' p.D walls 10 seT,eal OF tie larger c'tic.
Wtoiy, where he hasa arge concourtc of patents,
Hlo IS 'Ta'y a4I"aMhlAS to eco poor consump,vcl
l4h hHTa 70 r. lire out o! their cnrria"ci and in
'oY months HEALTHY, r)hy,qt persors, DR,
sJP .Nya's PtLMoNLU BTRUP, sEAwEED
IYN!C, Grd MANDRAKE Pills ore gcacrally
h' ieiu"ct IN cucAg Consumption Full dircc-
Nlll accompany cash 10 t!et any one can take thom
wth'u' rc'nH DE-. SlnESoE, hut when II is con-
V2lG-i b. iL-', to oe him. lie gives advice ircr
h., orc A1Ni Denomination with his lie .plrome.er
h. g. IS shroa iol,aa.
Fe!D Oh eI7e, whcl purchasing, that the two
!.eler;et tao !loct9r-olG whom In the last sta;e
o. C92ir@2.iol, and tho chez ~ lc now is, in
torpa. h-a.h-Gcc On the Goyormcnt stamp.
$40 b. al prl's.s's md Deacrs. Price $l.5o
pr totsc, o. $40 the half lozci. Letters for
G'rc2 ar,al avs 3 be drcccd 10 DR.. Schenck's
P.AcHai . iIci, h Nor.h 9Th S., Ph ado pha, Pa.
,i' GA WAC c'Alc AGENTS. De.na, Barnc, IL Co.,
n. !. S. S. nance Baltimore, Nd. John D.
Pax, G@o,laa, ohO; Walker Il TAYLOR, Chicago,
IT,; o.is Bros. 81. Lods, o. tSd W. ca. mo. VI.
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The State Normal School at Edln-
boro, Erie county, "a, is the lace for
young men and women to attend school,
The State assists those intending to
become teachers, ", 81.
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PoSrM>,rMR ArPoNrhn. w Smith
has received the p ,slma,let,h'p at Hop,
kins' Mill, vice NJ. Day re>lsued.
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A nrnNriON! !! SOLDIERS !

IL ....H. -
Disbanded Soldiers o1j'l'l-tN N'd'''onal
bounty under the recent Act of Congress
should be careful whom they employ to col
lect their dues. 1t is not every unprincipled
"shnrper" who hangs out his single that is u
licensed claim agent.
l am thus authorized by law, and will at.
tend to all soldiers claims for BACK FAY, PEN
sIoNs and ADDITIONAL DouNrrEs. Having the
correct blanks on hand to make such applica-
tion there is no cause for return Of papers
once sent, or delay in making them out. Re-
cclpts given for all discharges placed in my
p session.
Apply At once--two more months will be too
late. B. Il. FLENNIKEN, y
p. o. Box 1903. Office First Nat. Bank.
jan30,'G7 Wayneshurg, Pa.
--Conveyancing done on reasonable terms.
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Challenge Yeast Powder best in use, for
sale at g. " Roberts IL Co.'s Drug Store
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Fhxseed Oil, warranted pure for sale at 4
w. Roberts Il Co. $ Drug Store
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suacriH''s sale.


DY virtue of q writ of Vendlioni Exponas d.
- issued out of the Court OF Common Pleas
of Greene county, ind to me directed. there
will he exposed to public salo ut tho Court
House in Waynosburg, on s,
SATURDAY, 0rm DAY OF MARCH, p
..s. NEXT,
ut o'clock, p. NJ, the following property viz:
All the right, title, interest and Claim Of De-
fendcnt of, IN and to certain Tract of Land
situate in Cumberland Township. Greene
county, Pl,, containing about /,
FORTY.FIVE ACRES,
moro or less, about fifteen acres cleared, ad-
Joining lands of Jeptha Mitchncr, Henry !.
sharpneck, Elias A. Flennken, and James
Fltnnikcn, bounded on the East by tho
Monongnhela river. -rit ~ as
Taken IN execution rs the property Of The
Flonniken OIL and Coal Company at tho suit
of Elias A. Flennlken.
janie.h HEATH JOHNS, Shf.
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VluE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

TEIIlE CONFESSlONS AND EXPERIENCE
l. ..... OF AN INVALID.
Published iorihe benefit andas aCAUTION
TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF
Manhood, &C., supplying at the same time
TuE MEANS OF SELF CURE. BY one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope, single copies, free Of charge, may
be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
May23 'GG.-ly Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y.
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Tohacc, Stuff and Cigars Of the hest quality
for sale at q. ". Roberts & Co.'S.
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, N VALENnNG's Day as our young read
'ers are doubtless aware,,s not Tar DISTANT
and those who may desire to avail them
selves of its time.honored privileges for
the ayowal and renewal Of affectionate
remembrance, had better be on the alert
in time to secure the choicest mementoes
our market affords. In this respect oar
worthy Postmaster perhaps will be able
TO lend them the requisite assistance.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-02-13

r,Oils of all kinds for sale at G. W. Roberts "
Co.'S Drug Store.
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We, The undorsignel Commissioners
of Greene county, do hereby certify tho
above statement to be correct as to
amount Of orders issued in the year 1866,
as appears on the books at said Com-
mlssioners Office, ai
THOMAS SCOTT, ow
ELIAS SCOTT,
J, NJ MORRIS,
JEssE HUI, Commissioners,
Cerl;,
Januay 10th, 1867,
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DIE d.

On Monday last, in tins place, Of gem
eral debility ANDREW WlISoN, ST..
aged II years.
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ARrlcLEs MANUFACTURED IN THE HOUSE,

ANTlCLE3 MANUFACTURED IN THE HOUSE,
Stocking Yarn l3i cuts, Linsey u
yds,, large pants 40 pr, snail pants ~
pr 'argo coats 8, small coats 3, shirts 50,
small shirts 27, large dresses 80, small
dresses so, large chemises 28, small
chemises 23, vests 6, quilted skirts 10,
flannel skirts 7, comforts 20, large bon~
nets ., small bonnets IL, women's caps
8, small bibs 10, drawers 6 pr, handker>
chiefs 6, suspenders IS pr, large aprons
10, sheets 2l, pillow.cases Is pr, bols-
tiers ~ shrouds s, bedricks s, pillow
slips 7,boster ticks 4,stockings knit ard
footed 100 pr lr
ARTHUR R1NEHART.
MORGAN BELL, sJo .'.i
WILLIAM L. SCOTT.
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DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF
EMPLOYMENT OF THE POOR
IN ACCOUNT WITH THE CO.,
OF GREENE FOR THE YEAR
1866.
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DIR.

The directors are chargeable as follows:
Whole amount Of orders
ura"n.... ,.......,....S 6,U61 ~
Out side souices, ....... % 80
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a WlNrER is broken, the snow is me'>
ting, the birds "a few are singing, the
hkies are blue, the sun is warm. VIII
1t all last? Echo answers--"Maybe,
and maybe not" '4a t'.'
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Wheat 50 bush, Oats 27S bush,
Buckwheat II bush, Corn 500 BUSH,
Potatoes so bush, Cabbage 800 heads,
Onions s bush, Tomatoes so bush +,
bcets l5 BUSH, Parsnips 8 sbush., cucum-
bers G bbl., Moassas l57 gal, Pork
$500 lbs. .s
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Pure No. | Carbon Oil, warranted not tc
for salh at G W. Roberts q Co.'S
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".Youwill advance your own interests
by reading our Advertisements this
week oi .,a- !tor q" ''e., d
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CONcXER,S s~ATFNEHs


A Sunday paper O. this city yesterday
charged the Sac cad other journals With
having ,.ettaa- faiIsd to publish any psrt OF
the repor. including oonover's stasement Of
thu consrtracy against the President. backed
up a. 1t IL by the reccmmendat.ons OF Ashley,
Riddle and Ko,s- and the autograph letters
cr Ashley add Rev. Matchett. or elsetoey hay.
studiousIy omitted the most imp rtant part OF
the report" So tar as the STAB is concerned
We emphaticaIiy deny the allegation Our
readers know that IL is our Custom to % ubIish
all uews matter regardless OF its bearir or eli.
fec onany party Or sect. In this case. deem.
Jug the matter Of interest to the public though
we did not attach much importance to it. we
published o very full abstract Of the papers
giving the material portion OF Conovsr's tate.
Inpnt-that part which detailed tue particu-
lars ofthe alleged conspiracy-in full. We gave
up, for this purpose. more than two colu mns
of our paper. which is much more thaa the
Alexandria Gazette and other newspapers
which attached credit TO the statement, de voted
to the purpose, and more than we usually give.
with our limited space, to any matter excep.
1t is something In which the greater portion of
the community is interested. We have here
toiore published all news of general interest
at as great length as the limits of our paper
would admit. or as the Importance Of the sub.
iect, in our judgment. required, accompanied
ny such editorial comments as we deemed it
proper to make This course we shall con
time steadily to pursue, regardless of all carp
ing or cavillIng on the part OF our contempo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

INCREASE or Observation-Disclosures for
increase OF pensions, under the acts of June
9th, and July 25tb, 1865, are receiving the
special attentian of the Pension Office and it
is confidently expected that those filed prior
to the let instant, will be disposed of on tbs
LIST Of September. proximo. 1T will be better
for claimants to wait even till the LIST OF Octo-
her, than to call tor their original certificates;
but, If claimants prefer. the certificates will
be returned to them on written application to
the Commissioner, in cases not likely TO be
adjudicated as early as the LIST of October next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

RETURN or THE PosTAAsTRR GENERAL
Postmaster General Randall who is now IN
New York city will return here to morrow and
resume the duties OF his Office. There is, there
fore, no truth il the published statements that
he sailed for Europe on Saturday last. The
health OF Mrs Randall, who il now in Scot.
land, is very bad, and it was the intention Of
General Randall to join his wife in Scotland
at an early day but on account Of the recent
difficulty in the Cabinet he is compelled to
postpone his departure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

PERsoEAL.-Col. Barrett, Commissioner of
PENSIONS, has returned to the city after an
absence OF few weeks to his home in the
North. Having resumed the duties OF his
once, Nr. Morgan, who bias been acting Com
missioner, takes charge OF his department As
cnief clerk. Hon. ). b. Colby, Register OF
the Treasury, delivered the Grafton at the
annual commencement of the Norwich Uni
conferred the degree OF LIZ d. on Hon. J. I.
Hartley, Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
-. Marshal D. s. Gooding has gone to his
home IN Chicago, where he expects to remain
until October. Hon. VIM. Faxon, Assis
tant Secretary OF The Navy. has returned TO
the city, from a short visit to Boston,
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Western N0ws

ST Louis. Angus IA For. Gibson letter
says that Lewis Downing has been cleo I'd
Chief OF the Cherokee Nation. over VIM Ros :,
bs q large lmajoriiy Both the Northern ana
Southern Cherokees voted for Downing, who
is said to faver the secttoniug of the lands OF
the nation, and other public enterprises. Il.
The Salt Lake !idstfs OF the 26th ult,mo says
the Colorado river has risen so high as to back
up the Cola river, causing great destruction
OF property. #..
In Arizona City, warehouses, stores, hotels,
and private dwellings were swept away. The
loss Is estimated at StiO1,tOe
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
Lewis Johnson 10. quote stocks and bonds
In ONE and foreign MARKETS. a. follows:
ISL. coupon, llla; do registered, -; do,
5.2o's. coupon, u3I; do. registered, -; do.
Certificates -; do. $40. new Issue, -: do.
53os, lt7 4; l0.4o e,reRistered, i02 coupon, -;
Co., 40; Cumberland, "a; Quicksilver, 81
Mariposa, 1Ok; prei'd. ii n. \. Central, lO4 Z
Erie Railway, 0a7; PREPARED. 76k; Hudson
River Railroad. 1i8H; Reading &. h. los y;
Michigan Central, ito; Michigan Southern.
s1a; Illinois Central r. T.. 1l9; Cleveland
and Pittsburg "a; Northwestern, an; do.
preferred EOS: Cleveland and Toledo, 1928.
Rock Island, 1903; Fort Wayne, 1U54.
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The Frons. ia,ae Pay Depar.w.n,

ST. L0tEs. Aug i..-lt is belle we'd tha- tae
Government has been defrauded out OF MIL
lions OF dollars by 'he system OF collecting
money on forged soldiers discharges, trans
portation vouchers, &C , rseentiy discovered
1t is thought Tlanv persons moving in rsspa
able society have been engaged in this busi.
ness. and developments Of most startling
character may be expected -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

CONVENIENT LASDs-Keturns received a
the General Land Once show an aggregate dis =.
posai of 77,2ee acres of the pubic lands du :
hing the month Of July last, at the following
local ofhces, viz Omaha, Nebraska, A,Ot3
acres junction City, Kansas, l6.3Ss acres
Fort Dodge, Iowa 9,32l acres Vermillion Da :
kota Territory, 1875 acres. The greater nor
tion OF these lands was located with agricul
turai college scrip, and the remainder taken
LOT actual settlement and cultivation under
Win military warrants. The cash sales real
lied ST .391 N~~>'-
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TELEGRAllS TO THE STAR.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.

CBy Cable to the Associated Pre- ISL
LonDoH, Aug. IN oon.-Consois, sixs I.
S.s ee's.:3k.
4 LIvERPoo.., Aug. 12-h oon.-Cotthn armer.
ana more business doing. Prices uu hAsss Ell
The weather ie favorable for crops e Otaer
markets Unc changed. - g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

IaE GLOVER MUSEUM PURCHASED AND
TRANSFERRED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF AG
E'e1LTURE--rhe valuable collection of speci-
meas OF natural history known as the Glover
Eoseum is at length legally in possession O,
ths Government. 1t is well known by those
ccnversant with the affairs of the Department
G Agriculture that this collection has been
&c many years in the use OF the Government
without an adequate compensa ton being gi ven
C lie originator. Some ten or twelve years ago
V appropriation of $4,000 was made for its
Itrchase, but was expended for other pur
IGses and Mr.. Glover has been kept out of his
) ldey from that time 10 the present but ben
cpcn working out his ideal Of an AGRICULTURAL
Museum OF instruction. he pursued his inyes.
tsations and continued adding to the col,ec.
nor whatever OF worth and interest Cana
within his reach and means.
LAST winter many members of Congress
were lnouced to examine his work, and were
&C gEatifed with the amount of inform alton
c2iiecied, and the facility with which il could
&c impaired from the objects as classified in
TIE museum, thar it was considered An ind,s
fe-saole ad Iunct OF the department and ano-
'ae- appropriation OF $40 600 was made for II,
lotchase. This amount Mr.. Glover has ,ust
Ieeei'eo through the prompt action of T. W
S'ehes' Esq, Acting Commissioner of Agri-
1isure, VINO mas high appreciation OF its
A-e1t'S auo useiuiness; and though this is q
81 all compensation Tor fifteen years of severe
idpoT In scientific research, and q OUTLAY of
some thousands of dollars OF his own means
LIE still binds himself 10 devote four NOR.
SesFs 10 the work, in order that his model NAV
te perfect.
This museum, now filling two rooms ON the
hrs' moor OF the Patent Office building, will
o. greatly increased when transferred to the
rev building tor the department now in pro-
srss OF construction, as there ample room and
means Will be given for It's extension and II is
Designed to embrace information in all the
vsrious branches OF industry connected with
agriculture.
oHe OF me most valuable features of the
above collection will be a compl.ts com, 80
Professor Glover's splsndIdly illustrated work
c. American entomology.
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1.-TWO OF our city contemporaries, the Err.
'c&S and the Constitutional Union. s.sm ~ ~
Contestants IN vivacious game Of .blufr
Upon the "biggest circulation" q uestion. The
tS'"n goes" ten thousand better than the tar
es' figures put up by the Express, and stands
'hat much ahead until 1T comes the tur of
The latter TO put up again
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NAvAL.-Lieut. Commander ]. n Quack
enbush has been ordered to the command of
the ianhc, the death OF the commander of
which vessel OFF Tampico was reported in the
Star few days since .o
Assistant Paymaster George r. Bemi, ha.
been ordered to the Shawmut Acting Ensign
j. r. Blanchart also 10 the same vessel
Acting Ensign Fred Elliott is awaiting mr..
ders. VI
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant W. H. Gar.
Held has been honorasly discharged from the
service N - VAC
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOE saLE-h confo-tabIa kEHsDErrs f,r
Il family in the town OF CAMBRIDGE, Md M
property ia well improved In excellent cond.t.nn
anu among The most desirable bonestsais in rs vtl
fage. Ii will be sold at q low fgure To gex,Ia
man WHO desires comfortable home for hi. tsn,I'y
in one OF the most agreeable villages in MaryIlu,4
where houey hold penses are not hail e-sa. a. ~
aclty, the opportunity is arsreone.t M Wa.!.ra
Editor OF the Star, who knows the property we'll
fers. @asH & - s"-- M u -
TOR SALE or RFNT-A Teo-atorY Tn,N,
HOUSE, With eight rooms q nd s7TohAn, No
Inquire of RICHARD PETTIT, Is aud NsrsS1,
streets. Georgetown, II. q #s ~ t-ITIy ~
EOR RENTING wide ,roomy HoC>E ovar r..
l. kook store OF FrAneks Taylor. Coco tor otfisrs'
ie &-tf
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~ Gov. Wor tn having brought it to the no.
Ice Of Gen. Sickles thar the Jury lists in Norm
Carolina cannot possibly be revised in accora
q &C with one Of his general orders before m :.
1ili Term of the court, Gen. Sickles has di-
rsct@d suspension of the order Tor the p-ss-
eut ana the cases before the courts at the ue,,
eE Wall, therefore, be tried under the old
Tegine ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

PROPOSED REsIGNATIoN OF THE Posi-
MASTER GENERAL.-It is quite currently re-
port on the street to-day, that Postmaster
General Randall has expressed pursose to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

NOT a CHALLRNsE--We understand tina,
III. Bradley disclaims having intended ,ns
letter given BY him to J Judge Fisher IN san
Gay as challenge The meeting pronossd
with Judge Fisher was in order tina, exnlan..
hcns might be made clearing MP the miami
aerstandipp ~A :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

~ "Data" denies that there is any truth In
the report that the President has been ad vised
by his friends to resign, and that he has se.
riously considered the proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12
DIsMIssALe FROM THE WASHINGTON BAR

DIsMIssALs FROM THE WASHINGTON BAR.
1t is a matter Of history that since the organi-
zation OF the Courts Of this District in 1901 but
two members OF the bar have been expelled
from the Courts. In 1922 MIR. Levi S. Burr a
member of the bar, was before the Court com.
posed Of Judges Cranch. Thurston and Nor
sell on rule to show cause why his name
should not be erased from the roll of at
torneys tor dishonorabIe conduct. &c, aud
he was expelled from the bar. Hon. Hen
~ May, in the midst OF a trial in the old
Circuit Court. before Judges Dunlop and Nor
Sell. about 1850. made use OF a remark which
was deemed disrespecttul, and he was IN
formed that he could NO longer practice in
that court. Mr.. May subsequently practlcsd
tor q time in the other courts OF the District,
and was one OF the counsel in the celebrated
Gardiner case, before the Criminal Court,
which took place year or two after, but finally
gave mp all practice in the District. and re-
moved to Baltimore and was afterwards in
Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

WALRUssIA.-Gensral Rosseau has arrives
tnis city to receive his instructions prior tn
leaving for Walrussia TO take formal poases.
alo OF that Territory in behalf OF the Uu,tea
States.
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK, August 1e-Fiour 10 cents bet.
ter tor old, and heavy for new; receipts 1897
barrels. Wheat dull; receipts 2e,e3, bushels.
Corn heavy and Ia2 cents ower receipts 81 /, FOG
bushels. Rye quiet Oats steady Pork drm.
er: sales OF 1850 barrels OF new mess aS23 35a
Ss337H. Lard quiet at le4a13Hs cents. WINS
key steady. Barley and Peas nominal. Cot
ton eteadyat 2Sx cents for Middling UpIands.
Freights quiet. Turpentine quiet at 6uHa6i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

NE" mAaAzIFEs.-F From J. Shillinptor,
toeoh building we have London Soeiefy for
august, ana from French 4 Richardson, a;Y
4 eEhs.ifs avenue agents for Scot, & Co. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12

mAxihiLiAN's BODY DELIVERED TO ruv
fECssIAF ENvof-Me1ican gentlemen. r.
cectiy arrived bring intelligence that the bodv
G Aa1imiiian mas been delivered to the Prus.
an Ambassador. to be TRANSPORTS n a IS
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STEVENS HOUSE, -
- II % %, and ~ Broadway.N T.,
Opposite BoscliHg Green,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
The Stevens House is well and widely known to
the tray cling public. The location is especially
suitable TO merchants and business men; it is in
close proximity to the business part of the citys
on the highway of Southern and Western travel
and adjacent to all the principal Railroad and
Steamboat depots. 4H .G.s.,s#
= The stevens House has MISREPRESENTATION
for over 800 guests-it is well furnished, and pos
sesses every modern improyeme for the comfort
and entertai hment of its, inmates. The rooms arr,
spacious and well yentilated-provided with gas
and water-the attendance is prompt and respect
fpl-and the table is generously provided with
every delicacy of the SEASONAL moderate rates
The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled
we are enabled to offer extra facilities for the
fort and pleasure of our guests
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-12
THE RTMORS OF THE HOUR.

Among the rumors afioat to-day was one in
general circulation that the President had
suspended Secretary Stanton, and that Gen.
Grant was to-day acting As Secretary of
War. The newspaper men who rushed
up to the Departments on the strength
of the report found very little. how
ever, to pay them for their trouble
Secretary Stanton was at his post as tranquil
as a summers morning. and transacting bust :
ness as usual. General Grant visited both
the White House aud War Department, to day;
but as this is no unfrequent practice On mis-
part. not much could be predicsted from the
fact.