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PERsoSAL.-Hon. George W. Anderson, OF
Missouri. Hon. Sidney Clarke, OF Kansas. Gen.
eIal Thomas w Egan, Of New York: General
W. r. Clarke, of Texas; arC E. II. Bergman, Of
New Mexico, sre al the Metropolitan. -...lien-
eral L. +. Clever, Delega,e from New Mexico,
is also at the Metropolitan Hotel. The General
has the certificate, though we believe his seat
IL TO be contested. General Clever brings with
him some thous and pounds CT different metals
from that TerrI'ory. ''''HOn. Justin y. Nor
rIlI, Senator from Vernon: Samuel T.. Tor.
renee, OF Philadelphia; W. ID. Birmingham. of
lndiana Ed DegOrrsH, of NOBLE. Ala: NJ ID
Field, OF Mass; ii. Nj Field, OF Texa-: h Il
Jenlms, OF La: h B. II a obard, of W reaIipp. ID
Baxter. OF ONO: and Thomas = Ferguson. 81
Chicago are At he National Hotel Major
General VIM. = Supplsr OF Baltimore l. Ar
bunker avenue hotel ..--Genersl James
Moore, OF New YORK; Major NJ. O'Briep Can
tam Nye, and Captain Morgan, OF San Fran
cisco, California, are al the Washington House
80 Hon Amasa Cobb. of Wisconsin: H. How
SOD, OF Philadelphia; X. u Williams ana O.
ID. Luckett. OF Maryland, and c. b Hayden.
OF Virginia. are AZ the Seaton House. Hon
lanes A. johnson, of California, is az The
n rkwood House. 1T. :. Hodson, editor
princess Anne Md Herald: Hon. s B. Az
tell OF San Francisco. Gal; X ). ). Audross
OF Boston; John l.. Messmore, OF New YORK
hon 81 w Corbe,t, United States Senator OF
Oregon; Col. 1. p. Leese OF California. are Al
Wizards Hotel. ....Hon. a. A. HaIs,ev. OF
New Jersey, and Hon J. Powell, OF Tenn
are at the Eboitt House. IA. j. Bentley
Ed, law clerk in the Attorney Generals
ONCE, who has been frustrating in Ohio for
several weeks, has returned to his post of ury
etill, we regret TO learn, IN feeble health
Capt John Travis, the renowned pistol shot,
- here msking Arrangements for com pleting
his Stockton gun" ..--Fostmas,er General
Randall was in New York yes erday I've
Team that John W. Clampitt Esq, of this
city, has safely arrived at Salt Lake CITY,
Utah Territory
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE last eveningIdeIiv-
cred an address in Richmond at the dediestion
Of the Normal High Sehool for colored people
an abstract OF which Is given in our special
dispatches elsewhere. He strongly advocated
me eoneation OF the eolored people. and hoped
mere would soon be free schools throughout
'he entire South-schooIs in which there
would be no discrimination. III IL also s,a,ao
that in an in tervlew with the Rev Ar Hon-
nicutt he reou ked hin for his extrsms R.a,o.,
utteranoes as calculated TO damage the R.pub-
hean party in the South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

THAT nder the above head
the Baltimore Sun Of this morning, referring
10 the Pollard rencOntre, pointedIy insists
that (" gentlemen from abroad SHALL not ma re
battle ground OF the streets OF Baltimore. and
well says in conclusion at might be we'll.
too, Tor the older heads Of tue South. before
indulging The luxury of writing such letters
as led to TINS encounter, 10 bsihink themselves
OF what may be the consequences upon the
younger ones who have not yet advanced
beyond the false education which teaches
tkat such contests may be necessary or hon.
orable"
The imsric1H also denounces the affair. and
inquiries of its Richmond contemporaries
/" vi ether this transaction has been conducted
In accordance with the code for street. fight
ing which Is so frequent in that city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

UNDER TIE GAsLIGHr will be performed at
Walls Opera House TO- night for the last time,
after run of three weeks, during which It has
attracted crowded and fash Jonah houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

NATIONAL MISUNDERSTANDING last night
OF Lady Don, as Maggie Mitchell appears on
Monday evening.
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"THE GHosr, :" an excellent Chrir.n,s s,o-v
ecntIIouted by Dir. w ID O'Connar- 80
ent clerk in the Treasury Department.
FH'Ho|'s hoHihly several years ago, ma. ius,
been published In handsome little yolnn..
Which bis friends will be glad to have. Tns
name OF M OConnor was brought before ths
public by the yigor and ability with which ne
espou'ed the cause Of Walt. Whitman, poet,
IN q brochure Iately
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SHIPMENTS OF ARMY SToRRs.-A largo
number Of wagons, sets OF harness, horse.
SHOES. &c, are now bang distributed through
out the West from Lincoln Depot, in this
cry and for the past month or two large
shipments have been made by way of the IL
hmore and Ohio Railroad to Parkersburg
where the freight is transferred to steamers
a large quantity OF harness, horse-shoes, &c
mas teen shipped to New Orleans; over 900
wsgons have been supplied 70 Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo; ald a large shipment of wagons
TO Fort Leavenworth was commenced yester-
day, when 1ts were placed on a railroad train
for the West.
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NEws GIRLs--The New York papers are
''reerettrng G TO see that large numbers OF girls
nom eight to fourteen years OF age have en-.
tered upon the street sale ofnewspapsrs in that
cry We nave not advanced quite so far "a
that yet In washington, but some weeks ago
glri ABOUT Twelve years of age was detected
plying the trade OF nswsboy in male attire iu
our streets She made a smart "news-ooyn
and the clear ring OF her voice crying papers
could be heard for squares.
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FELIX ncCLosKEY, with other New York
poiitleisns OF bis school, are in town, 70 give.
as ne says the President some Information
ABOUT the character OF men who are coming
frsm New York seeking Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

- The BooBsooro (Md) Odd Fellor. Re-
publican, nominates General Grant for the
Presidency
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RETrRSISG.-Absent Washinetonians Ara
getting back il time for the gay and busy sea-
SON Just now beginning. We note Mr.
Franklin Philip on the street yesterday. de-
cicedly improved by q four or five months.
stay IN Europe; and among the passengers bv
the Arsgo, which arrived at New York on
Thu sday, were Hon. HoratIo King ana SON
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GOOD APPoiNTMEsT-We learn that Mr..
feter BauDsras, Of this city, has been appoint
Cd Assistant Professor of Drawing at the Naval
Aeaosmy' Annapolis. Mr.. B. Is an estimabIe
eehueman aad clever artist, ana has lately
produced some pictures OF still life that were
Wen received by judges and lovers of ART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

HON. THADDKUs STEVENS feels the fatigue OF
his journey more than be did shortly after his
arrival, but his general health is better. He is
besieged by visitors, which retards his con-
yalescence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

THE INvEsTIGATIoN BY THE JUDICIARY
COMMITTEE relative to affairs In MARYLAND
and Delaware is adjourned to Monday week,
the rs h instant.
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1S67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
,dsAAIp.ISs. oYsfTPrR $50

,: S9s.rn sH1rrifLD. No. at t9 Ps N
eeuy ssnoonces TO his customer and f,,S ,n re-
superior style c6si to furnish sters IN
Parties Wecsin and Families fap,i ha
tne &c ice dreams Pastry aud All sr,S,n
material and ut the shortest notice. u me best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

mon WIN. L CHANDLER. Assistant Se.re
1ry OF me Treasury, withdraws from the DE.
par'ment On the LIST Of December. He intends
% enter upon the practice OF law IL thi. CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

ABSENCE OF GENERAL GgANT.-GeneraI
Grant and Henry ID. Cooke, Esq, Banker, to-
day visited Seneca, Maryl land, for the purpose
OF inspecting the stone quarries at that place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16
0CEMETROPOLITAN BUILDING AssoCI
uS ALTON.
The BEST ASSOCIATION FOR INVEST.
MENTS, AND THE CHEAPEST AND
MOST CERTAIN FOR LOANS.
SAFE, CERTAIN. AND RELIABLE.

All stockholders participate in the ADVANTAGES
q this Association. No initiation fec is re1uir.d
Ihe limitations Of the per cent. =; which ad
mere srecHat and add certainty to the on
wanted. "N>'
Subscription Books for Stock in this Associa
tlon are now open at the following named places
to Wit: f'
nORATIO BROWNING. President, 35s Penn.
syIyanla avenue, near Sixth street
III. U. HOOD, Treasurer, 33s Pennsy lvania ave-
nue.. near Ninth stree
r w CLARK, yr.: Secretary, 444 Fourteenth
street near New York avenue
Certificates of stock will be at once issued to all
shareho lders.
Paymtnts on account Of stock will be received at
regular monthly meeting.
large number of shares have alre adv been IA
Ken. and persons DESTROYS of obtaining stock should
come forward at once.
Printed Constituted ems may be obtained at any of
the above-named places.
HoRATIO BROWNING, President.
u. w. CLARK, il. Secretary. no Off
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EXTENSIVE ORGANIZATION of thu vrs,s-
." OF New York, Philadelphia, Gin.
p.,,s ZIG onleago have combined to Dust NJ.
'o.n the once OF Commissioner Of
- insy have strong lobby at WORK
make much headway thu. far se'" 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

JOIN ii. SURRATT continues In good h.,l,h
a me jail, and bears his con tiaem n, pnilo.
.ophlealiy, somerimes engaging IN con vera.
noh WIN Dis sister and q few other relations
VINO OCCASIONALLY call upon him, bat most OF
ms une employed In reading religious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

WILTON J. SAFFOLD,
formerly Of Montsoms,y, Alabuma,)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
WASHINGTON, D. G.
once No. 42e ID Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme court of the United
States Court of Claims and the Courts Of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. sels-H
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rkoNoIkD'-George II. CLARKE. Of this city.
promoted from atweIve 20 fonrtssn
hundred dollar eleriship in n. P,,snr om..
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAsp-Rs,u,ns
eei'eo oy the Commissioner OF the G.n.-si
Land once show q disposal Of 1879 acrs. =,
me uoIIc lands al the local ONCE AZ ste,sn
foinI wisconsin, during the month Of O TO
Der last The greater portion OF the ,and v..
located with agricultural college scrip. AND
me remainder taken under the Homestead i.v
and sold for cash
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DEPAfNJNMIEEEET5 q q TIE The IEfERI9E,-

hEPARTMENf OF THE INTERIOR
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFTCE
N WASHINGTON. October o. I8t1 y
Ua tne petition Of GEORGE r. IN RT. az Har
aau, Massachr setts, praying for the eXtension of
patehl granted to him the 7th day Of Febr nary
1903, I9r an Improvement In Machines for Cisa1.
ihe ana Asserting Bristles, for seven vsars srnn,
the expiration Of said patent which A. NAL o
Oh me nh Jay Of February. 1865: H'"ee
III IL ordered that the said peftion ha h.. - - A.
Ia rssent Vnes on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Jsnusry
ioos, at ~ o'eock m; and al persons are notified
said petition ought let to be granted ""''' ""
PERSONS opposing the extension are reauired Or
ole in the Patent Office their objecfions sns.ia,E
set forth In writing, At least fssnfy days bere H.
day OF bearing all testimony led by eitber rartvee
De used At the said hearing must be taken sn9 trn
mitted In accordance with the rules OF tbs osHcs
which will be furnished en- Application. ' oA's
Depositions and other papers relied unon =. "a.
umony must be led In the Office ttrsnfv A v. hstr
the DAY OF hearing; the arguments III ANY, xitbir
fen days after bling the testimony. - "'''
ordered also; that this notice be published In Tn,
nepubiican and the Intellige ncer, Washinston. n
U, and ~ the Boston Post. Boston Mass anr.
week ior three successive weeks; the firsf III
to the day Of hearing. r. G. TREHkERFs.'
no 4-w3w Commissioner OF Patents
EkFEEBLEp AND DELICATE CONsTIru
~ TlOhS. ofboth sexes. use HTIxsoIn,s ~
TRACT BUcBu. IL will give brisk ana en.s.a ~
= &C A-D6Wly
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lsPRovIss.-Hon.G Gideon weies, Secrs.rv
OF the Navy is much better to-day. but stu un !.
able 10 leave lis bed
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The CEH sCs--T0e returns continue to b,
mace t. Dir HoESb, but they are not yet all
In. and sCue Of the districts are stiIl imp r
feet Te get ss correct returns as possible an
srraI cement WIS maze with tue teachers
OF coIoTed schools 10 fl mp the blanks
fer bose vhc were unable 70 fil them,
and these are SEM direct to Dr. Hougo through
De superintendent uI the schools; hence in
those districtS where there are many coIored
people 10 correct data is yet OBJ rainabie
The iftb Wsri returns. with the exception
of one distrie, foot up 6,45s while, and 2,5I5
coIoTsd-io-aI $3.50.
Sixth " arc, With the exception of one dis
trict, 5 9o6 whi'e, 80! coIored-,o Al 6 363
one additional district IF The Second Ward.
north street, completing tn ward with the
exception of one district turns in 9al white
C49 colored, making total in that ward of :, 6s3
white and 3,673 coIored.
An additional district of the Third Ward
completing 1t with the exception on one dis
trict, foofs up I,CO9 white, $50 colcred, making
the total 90J2 white 31Os eolored.
MUSTERED OrT.-By direction of the Presi.
dent the following off GERS have been honora-
bly, mustered out OF the service of the United
States, 10 take effect from January 1, 1s6s:
Msjor General Daniel Sickles, u. S. ", and
BriRadier General X. X. Scott, (Brevet Major
GeneraI,) U. :. v. Gen. Sickles of course
still retains his position as Colonel OF the 44th
regiment, United States Infantry.
The WHITE HoUsE.-A number Of visitors
ve-e at the Executive Mansion to-day, and
many had an interview with the President
Among those who called this morning were
Secretary McCulloch, Hon. j. s. Black, First
Assistant Postmaster General Skinner Hon.
ID. W. VOORHEES,, and ex Gov. Parsons, OF Ala
RBcovHRED.-Genera St John B. Skinner,
the efficient and excellent First Assistant Post
master General, who has been dangerously i'll
for long time. has, we are glad to say, entire.
ly recovered bis health, and is again at his
post, giving bis attention to the duties Of his
responsible position.
ABSENCE OF GENERAL GRANr.-Geueral
Grant and Henry ID. Cooke, Esq, Banker, to-
day visited Seneca, Maryland, for the purpose
OF inspecting the stone quarries at that place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

AFFAIRS IN IDAHO TERRITORY are repre-
senfed as in deplOrabls condition, arising
from the ineficiency of Governor Bal
lard and other Causes Ballard was sus-
pended from ONCE by the President and his
successor appointed. The latter, after being
confirmed by the Senate at the extra session
IN July. was subsequently, recensidered
where his case now rests. Ballard
still continues to hold his Office, but
the heads of Departments here refuse TO
recognize him, and will not pay the ar.
preparations for the Territory, nor se.tIe
his accounts. The Senate, at the last session,
ratified treaty with the Indian tribes OF Ida.
no, wherein II was stipulated that they should
receive a large amount OF money The Gov
ernor Of the Territory is er-oficio Superinten.
dent Of Indian Affairs, and has the disrribu
tion Of the money II seems that the trouble
Is that The various parties Interested cannot
agree as 10 the distribution OF the money p ba
made out OF the Government and the annuities
Of the Indians
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
- RE AT BARGA AIMS.

N Ia II n Il L. a TX " a n =.
VI
FOR SALE
HOCSE on h street, between 18th and l<th streets
west. opposite Franklin Squarr. Good House of
seven rooms. Price. $3.50. The ground alone l.
worth tn" money.
NEW BRICK HOUSE on street. near 81 street,
renting for s 81 per month. Price, IS $40 cash, or
: QUO on liberal terms
BRICK HOUSE on 4th street west. near New
York avenue, nine rooms, gas, water, and bath
room. - 90, liberal time.
THREE NEW FRAME HOUSES on 5th street.
between and streets. hve rooms each; will b.
complcted and ready for occupancy by December s.
Price, ~ y, Oh liberal time.
Bt ILDING LOTS throughout the city, fran .
cents to IS per square foot
4 SMALL FARM, of u acres, on 9TH street four
miles from the city.
az ACRES OF LAND. one mile from the city
lying between l4th and 9TH streets. Magni icent
site for fine house.
Real Estate Paper fought and sold.
Persons wishing TO bHy sell viii consult their
interests by calling on
MITCHELL a SON
Real Estate Brokers.
Corner Seventh and n streets.
nc li-ro3t Over Shepherds Book tore.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD
ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE
OF FREIGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING ADJ
NANCED.
White Ash So 90
hed ASH; Is
Lykens Valley tsoft Red Ash ................. 80
Baltimore Company, tsuperior White ASH. s IS
Ghestnut summer Cooking Coal................ 50
Cumperisnd Run OF 90
OAK AND PINE WOOD constantly on hand
We are the sole agents for the sale OF the cele-
brated Baltimore Compsnys Coal, and are pre-
pared to furnish il in any quantity.
g. p, BROWN SON,
400 Ninth street, between and r.
Branch on Ice at our yard and Wharyes at foot of
Seventh street. noo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-16

CHARLES LANMAN writing a memoir of
his kns maA Park BENJAMIN
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

NOTwITHsTASDISG TIE NUMEROUS STATE.
VENTS given TO the public recently relau veto
the proceedings of the House Judiciary Com
mitiee. as % the character of their report, and
time when it will be submitted TO Congress,
and the sentiments Of various members Of CON-
mIttee on the question of impeachment. il Is
ascertsined from a member of the Committee
that, so far, nothing has been said or decided
about making the report at recent meetings of
the COMMITTEE, and nothing is positively
known hew the Committee Will stand when a
vote Is taken on impeachment. Since the Com
mittee met on the 18Th, the entire time
has been occupied hearing testimony of
q few Witnesses relative to the MARYLAND
constitution, and in considering evidence
taken by the subcommittee. The main
subject before the committee-impeach-
nent-has not yet been touched, nor will
any acfion be taken until full meetings of the
committee can be had, which will probably be
on Monday next 1t is learned that the com.
mIttee are not entirely through taxing tssti-
mony yet, but will soon make a further call
for an important document from the head OF
ore Of the Departments Of the Government
Messrs. ". liams and Woodbridge are still
absent, but both are expected to be present on
Monday.
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nTIHE TEMPERANCE BUILDING Avn
~ TRUST ASSOCIATION will hold rea.
"a, ar meetit gs at m EVERY NIGHT until fsr
tber notice at their rooms, No 81 Louisiana az
Rue CONNIE neing this Monday night Book onen
INSCRIPTIONS to stock and Certificate of sbara
Will be ready for delivery Vi 'n~ie CD
WAsHINGToS, November II, 1877
GEO. SAVAGE. President, MI STur sfsny;
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f." ~ fIRsr.cI.ss unrr,

The NATIONAL HOTEL, on Camden stre.t
mano, 'he Baltimore and Ohio and washineton
Inc Hotel has Just been thoroughly repaired, at
Sos, OF About elo90l, and is now in csmpiete
snd nsnd some dining room, and all the requi.
Peculiar advantages are onered 70 .,x nm. -
unaestands the management Of a Hotel In this
properly. Possession at once. APply 20
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

LIFE INSURANCE. The World Mutual
Lie Insurance Company of New York is
one Of the best companies Of The kind in
the United States, having laid up cap
ital of over 100000. 1t issues three
different kinds Of poiicies-whole lie
policies, endowment policies aud life pol
icics on the non forfeiture plan. The
latter policy we believe to be the best as
it secures to he Foicy-holJer certain
sum On the death OF the Insured but the
premiums are paid in five, ten, fifteen or
twenty annual insialments. The plan is
non>forfeiturc, because if it be foaud in
convenient to pay any lusta!ment the policy
will not be forfeited, but the company viii.
issue IN lieu thereof a paid~up Policy Tor
proportionate omouut. ! L. Frucauif,
Esq, Of Hollidaysburg, Blair county, Pa
is General Agent for the State Of Penn,
to whom all applications for Insurance.
aud for information in reference to Local
Agencies should be addressed. 2t.*
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13

On the llth, ult. in Shade Valley, SAMUEL
BURGE, aged 20 years,
On the 9th, inst, in Tuscarora township
Mrs, MARY MGLUBE, aged 63 years.
On the 9th inst, in this borough, BESSIE
\. daughter of ". II. AID Jennie Rol!nian
aged montbs and 10 days.
Bessie. daughter, thou hast left us,
ielj us. fur the realms above;
To live in light. and to watch Der Us,
From that land where all is love.
Bessie, darling. how we miss you.
None in our heart. thy place can fill;
Thou has. left US, God has called you,
To tnnt land that knows no i'll.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
puILAuEirniA MARKETS..

PHILADELPHIA, February u, 1867.
FLOuR.-Surall sales OF surerfno at
SS(U6.75 p Dbl; extra at S9ClV,3O
sar.us wheat extra family at Sl!0el2 30;
..'elusyl ylyania and Ohio do, at &l20 0l3, 90
and fancy brands at higher quotations -
About lJ0 bush Rye Flour sold at s1(G
125 = b5l. Prices Of Corn Meal are
nominal.
WuEAT.-Salcs Of 2lO0 bush, Penn
sylvania red at y390 Z bash, Southern
do. at S3.10a3,2o aud 800 bush. Cali
rornia al $3.50 > bush Rye range
fr in 81 - to sl Is. Com is in goo! re
quest; sales Of .ooo bush, new Penn
-yivauia yellow at a;'(' ~, and 96t' HSc
for Southern. Oa;s aye steady at 36f"''c
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-13
I'D C0NaU1EggEVE.s

Iae advertiser, having been restored to
health IN few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with a severe lung affection, ami that
dread disease, Copsumption--is anxious to
make knJwn to his lellow-suiterers the means
Of c,ng
10 all who desire it, he VIII send copy
Of the pre- ',ption used (iree Of charg',}
with i'e directions for preparing and using
the same, wAioh they viii tud suEE CURE
for CossuarrloN, ASTHMA, BRoNcWrs,
CorGHs. Cons and all Throat and Lung
Ageclions The only object of the advertiser
in sending the prescription is TO bcncF, The
afflicted, and spread info, nation which he
conccivcs TO be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufscrer will try ais remedy, as it will
eesi them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, tEEs, by
tetasn n,ail. win please address
REv EDWARD \. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings Co. New ori
feb. 28,-ly.l