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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

TIE new firm Of illegal a Canoe would re
IL sPeetfully announce to their friends and
the public generally, that they have on hard a
eareiully-sslscted and well assorted stock Of
Stoves Their variety consists Of
The CELEBRATED IRoNsIDES.
Which have never failed to give perfect sa,isfas.
ti0n to the most fastidiOus Of its purchasers,
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight. Spears
Ant-Dusl Niagara, Charm. Herald. &C.,
with every variety Of the best
Pittsburg Manufacture.
Sa-Ihe Tin and Sheet Iron ware given with
the Stoves is made Of the heaviest and best
material, and warranted to give psrfee, salts
faction.
Their stock Of
PARLoR AND HEATING STOVES
Is larger, bs,ter and cheaper than ever before
exhibited to the public. They defy competition
either in variety, quality or price,
They are also prepared to furnish a complete
assortment Of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the sole view to service, from the best ma.
terial in the market
Flows PLow POINTS, & COPPER, BRASS
AND IRON KETTLES,
OF every description constantly on hand.
LIGHTNING RODS.
Superior point put up on short notice. The
Point they oaer to the public is the sane as is
now used BY the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.. on
their buildings.
ORDERS FUR SCOUTING, ROOFING
And other work belonging to their business win
be promptly filed BY experienced and skiniul
workmen.
COPPER AND OLD METTLEl
Taken in exchange for goods.
lSs-Thcy especially invite the attention Of
Merchants wishing to purchase a, wholesale. As
they will find {, to their advantage to examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ILLEGAL CANOE.
Philirsburg, July II. 1867.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

Tie New York Tribune. prints a
dispa,ch from Washington which says:
"Col Forney's resignation was tabled
to-day, greatly to the distress Of him
6elf and his friends, who feel that he is
rtcpmended TO the scrvitudo and ST.
lence which he has endured for seven
years; yet as there is no law which
conpels man to be Secretary Of the
Senate, il is thought that Col Forney
viii escape from his bondage if be is
really in earnest. It's reported that he
did not expect the Senate to accept his
rekignation, and, therefore, was per-
feoily willing to offer it. 1t has been
productive of amusement here"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21
LIVERY STABLE.

rTNllE undersigned hcrs leave 20 inform thc pub.
Il lie that be Is now inilyprcparcd to accouno.
date an IN the way OF furnishing Horses. Burries
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
On reasonable terms Residence On Locust strcet,
between Third and Fourth.
GEo. W. GEARuART.
rlearfeli. Aprii N. iSss.
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@arErts.
Clearfeld Markets,

Reported weekly for the CLEAHrfrLD RErrn1tcAS
by !. p. KRATzEn, Dealer in Dry Goods. Gro
cories, Provisions DC, Market st., Clcarfold.
CLrAnrIrIn. Mnr 2I. lsRs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

NoTIcE.- We have been interroga-
ted in ref erence TO the rule requiring
candidates to announce their names.
The standing rule requires them to
have their names inserted in the pa
pei at least three lceekS before the pri-
mary election, which occurs on the
sepond Saturday (1ltb) of July next.
No name will therefore appear previ-
ous to the 18th Of June, court week.
previous to which time we will an
nbnnce the amount of theusual fee re-
Quired in such cases.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

IfAD.- Impeachment, and the
Black Republican Disunion party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-05-21

So LDIERs' DISCHARGES The Leg
islnture at its late sitting, passed an
net authorizing the Recorders, in the
eoveral counties, to enter Of Record
alldischarge papers. We understand
the Recorder Of this county, has Sc
cared the necessary books, and is now
rcady to Record the discharge Of eve
rs one applying. The necessity Of
this, is known to all, as these papers
are daily liable to be lost by fire, and
otter casualties, which often subjects
parties to much trouble and expense.
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gadifs' Goods.
, ,DRESS-MAKING.

CPECIAL MOTTO CE---PARIsIAN DRESS
- AND CLOAK MAKING.-Ladies can have
their Dresses, Suits, Coats, and Basquines hand
sonely made and trimmed, at the shortest no
uoe, at the old-cstablished stand, 1881 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia
Fancy and plain Fans, Mantilla Ornaments,
Dress aud Cloak Buttons, Ribbons, Cluny and
Guipure Laees, Bugle and Gimp Dress Trim
mings, with large variety Of Staple and Fancy
Goodsfrum p 20 80 per cent. less than elsewhere.
Also, receiving daily. Paris Fashions in tissue
psper, for Ladies' and Childrens Dresses Sets
Of Patterns for merchants and dress makers now
ready. at Mrs. N. A. BINDERS,
jy4ly 1881 Chestnut st., Philadelphia
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Drug Stores.
Drug sturrs.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
II. 4. SH.f ". DRUG GIST.
(sccond street. opposite the Court House,
CLEARFIELD, Penn,a.

(second street, opposite the Court House,
CLEAEFIELD, Penn'a.
WEE subscribers respectfully announces to the
IL citizens Of Clearfeld and vicinity, that be
has nov en- hand full supply Of
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dye Stufs, Tobacco, Cigars, Confeeuoneries
Stationery. &C.
PHYSICIANS
VIII find his stock Of Drugs FULL and com.
PLETE, and alta very slight advance on Eastern
prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teachers and Others viii be furnished with
classical and miscellaneous books by express, at
shert notice.
STATIONERY,
Consisting Of Cap, Flat Cap. Foolscap, Letter and
Perfumed Note Papers al.o a very neat stock
Of Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes on hand
Pens, Pencils, Ink, &e.
HOUSEk EFpERS
win end a fall stock Of PURE SPICES, SODA,
SODA ASH, cSncentrated LYE, soap, &c.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested to examine his stock Of Perfumery.
Hair Oils, Pine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
Toilet Sets, 1c- 4o
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
win find a full supply Of prime Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO, Imported and Domestic
CIGARS, snua, Fine-cut &e., &c.
CARBON OIL,
OF the best brands, always on hand.
LIQUORS.
The best quality Of Liquors aiwhys on hand, for
medical purposes.
80 Physicians Prescriptions promptly and
carefully compounded.
Apri 3, 1865. A. l. SHAW.
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CoIDIERs, pOIiNrIEs

COLDIERs' BOUNTIES.-A recent ae,
- has rasFed both Houses Of Congress, ana
signed BY the President giving = three years
soldier sioo and , two years soldier $50 bounty.
Al persons who enlisted prior to july q. 1851,
served one year and were hcnorabiy discharged.
are entitled to sloo bounty.
rc- B0UNTIES and PEN SIONs collected hy
WALTER BARRETT,
ang-u At'y at Law, clesrfeld, Pa.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Georretowu.

SIZZLING WITHOUT LICENSED. II. Be At
ley, driver for Robert VI. johnson, a bro ,m
maker from Washington. was arrested yestsr-
day afternoon by Officer ID. j. Canning IAN.
and arraiened before Justice Buckley. charged
with violating corporation ordnance by sell
ing without a license. He was fined $40 so aud
said he had not the money to pay it; so he was
required 10 leave his team for security. This
morning Mr. johnson appeared before the Jus
tice and said he would be responsible for the
fine, upon which he took an appeal, saying he
would test the law by which be was fined. il il
cost HIM a thousand dollars. He further pro-
tested against the corporation for holding his
team as security, denouncing the act as an in
Justice, and questioning the right of the corpo-
ration to do so through their officers
LARCENY OF CoAL.-Sarah Herbert. colored
came before Justice Buckley last evening,
charged with the larceny of coal from the wharf
OF the Cumberland Company. She was dis
missed from the charge.
DEATH OF PRIEsr.-Rev James G. Moore
;. J., AT one time pastor of Trinity Church, in
this city, died at the College of the HOLY Cross
IN Worcester, Mass. on the I'd instant i'm his
Goth year.
SENT TO THE WoRKBoUsE-A colored girl rs
years old named Josephine Lee, was Yesterday
afternoon arrested by officer White, ami ar
ralgned before Justice Buckley on the charge of
vagrancy. She was sent TO the workhouse for
30 days. Officer Swindles this morning arrested
damsel, Is years old. named Kate Thompson.
VINO was a fugitive from justice, having made
her escape from the workhouse. She was sent
back to the care and protection Of Mr.. Stevens:
and was perfectly willing TO Ego for another
30 days and come out IN the Spring when they
wouldn't catch her again.
MARKET To- DAY.-Beef, best cuts, 3oc, next
best 2Oa25c.; Mutton, 2Ga25c; Pork, lsc.; Salt
Beet, l5c.; Salt Pork; 19c.; Hams, DOC; Lard,
iSc-i Sausage, lsa2Oc Butter, 45a5oc.; Eggs,
4oc; Chickens, 81. 80 per pair; Turkeys, 3Oc H.;
Apples, 6CaSOc. per peck; Irish Potatoes, SOC
per peck; Sweet Potatoes. 81 per peck: Cab
bage, 10a20c. per head; Turnips, 3Oc. per peck:
Oranges and Lemons, iOc. per doz; Onions 81
per peck; White Beans, 15c per quart.
CATTLE MARKET.-The sales at Drover's
Rest yesterday were as0 head Of cattle al s5a
Ss37k per 100 lbs gross; 500 sheep at 81 .5laS7:
cows and calves, s40as70. No hogs Offering.
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no ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF III. INTERIOR,

Pension OrrIcE, July 18th. isss.
The 81 tSe eo sns .st
.cribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to Rave
Ss. Hs date Sssse IF
warrant, new certificate war rant of like tenor
s NJ ccnn:seas sa
Mach Mo- ssE $50 ssTs: ':qsa under the &C.
and was granted May 10, 1858 May 2, 1873.
Of william Hnsn he ho Int Of
and was granted April a. 1919. May 2, 1873.
rs ~ P saafi t Shea act
was granted August 10, lsas.. May 2. ISIS
So the ::asd sRs5 the ACT
Charles McGraw, deceased and was granted An eust
% sf for is acres. issued under the act o,
ana was sEsa,sd October b IS Isss: May isss
@ @ sss May e. sshn Dyer and was
9v Of Jacob Ballet, and was granted July il, 1855
No. l4'os7 for 100 acres, issued unrer the &C. o,
March 3, 1855, in the name OF Catharine Bloss wild
Sw Of Nics:ias Bliss, and was granted September
No q sss for llO ceres, issued under the act Of
shd Of IF
granted December IL, 1855. May isis 1 ''
for e. 'Hsa TndsF the act
No 81 .Sl5, Tor I'D acres, issued under the act OF
March 5, 1855. In The name of Hannah Frits, widow
Of Christian Fritz, and was granted March 8, 1857
May 2. 1873.
No 60 lOl, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March g. 1875, in the name of Abraham Walden
and was granted March Is 1891 May lsB
No 6o,4I1, for loo acres, issued under the act of
March 8, 1885 in the pame of Jasper TAYLOR. and
was granted April 8, 1851. May 2, 1853
No 81 49, for 160 acres, issued under the act OF
March 5, 1855, in the name of Christian Hanson,
ana was granted april %, 1857. May 2, 1883.
No 60 AZ for Icy acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1855 In the name Of John Benton, and
was granted June 9.l857. May 2, 1853.
No II ,357, for l60 acres, issued under the act of
March s. 1855. in the names OF the minor children Of
Conway Courtney, deceased, and was granted
October 5. 1857. May 2, 1873.
No O043 for LOO acres. issued under the act OF
March s, 1855, in the name of Margaret Lemon
widow Of Jon athan Lemon, and was granted April
%, 1855 May 1873.
No 81 6es, for l.g acres, issued under the act Of
March 8. 1855, ~ the name Of Juan Crespin, and
WAS granted July 20, 1858. May z,l8iS.
No. 81 800 for 100 acres, Issued under the act of
March s, 1855, In the name of Antonio Herrera,
and was granted August 5, 1858. May 2, 1888
No 81 42l, for leo acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1885, In the name of 6abfna Daca and WA
granted August IA, 1883. May 2,BS.
No. S2796, for leo acres. fssusd under the act OF
March 8. 1885, in Il nftne Of Sally Holbruok for
mer widow Of joseph Morrison, and was gra nted
September /, 1873. May 2, 1873.
March s, 1856, In the lame Of Juan Pedro Marcus
and was granted September 8, 1855 May 2, 1853
Ne. 81 ,49s. for leo acres Issued under the act o.
March 8. 1855. In thu, name OF Catharine Austin
widow Of Thomas At9tin, sad was granted Decsm
Der l6 1858. May 2, 1853.
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H,a6Q~aTffrs Druyl-f Of Mon.rHa.
orc, AsSts-anf gHqrfsrBl s..-.

FORT SHAW NJ 7 AN. l.. lsss.
Sealed Proposals will De received AZ tffs or 90.
until u O'Clock m MONDAY. tire ID ~ As--h
ss Tor trans ration - military supTlies during
10 lss' on routethos and :. district q MoBtsna
Route No being from Fort Benton. W,,,.ra
Isrritory lhy the sho-t~ss road or liue, e. Fo-t
shsw and Fort Fllis, Moutaua Territory, an such
Iner purts a. mss Pc established IN South"rn
Montana during the year
Rosie 30. 2 being irom tn mouth q tn Mus~le-
shel riNrf TO the new poet about O. d. established
on ssld rlxsr whenever IT, may be located
h. sss es 70 se TRANSPORT on roUte No vif
, Ihs .Ight 90 he tram I'd on route No viii
bldders viii state the rate per one hunar.F
pouncs per one hundred nii-s for each r1Sptb .f
the ne year, beginning With May ISIS, asd ending
Bidders should give their names in firl. az Well
NUT be accompanied nv bond IN the IN ~
S5oO slsned BY two or more r-spsusib.e persons
for the routes mentioned ia the proposal 10 r.
party propssing the contract viii be accepted az
% s bs SAID party IN accordance with TIE terms
The contractor viii be required 20 give tonds T.,
sati.fsctory eyiderce ~ tn. loyalty and .oiy.rr,
OF esoh oldoer, and person offered security must
Proposals must De endorsed ..Prop..,l. g..
Army Transportation on route No ] or as ~.
case may be.asa addressed 90 the undersigned a
unless they fully comply with the regu !, NM.
this advertisement. "
Tie party 70 whom award is made. rnp.t a.
ance Il the contract
The right 10 reject any aud all bids that NAV B.,
feTed IL reserved. ~
@ The contractor must De in r-adine.s for sa-vi~a
the FIRST day Of May. lsts aud xfIl b. r.oui-l -.
have place Of business, or agency. az which ha
can be communicated with promptly and readil,
for routes kos ] snd2 2, at Fort Benton or F55f
shaw, Montana Territory.
The conditions 81 the contract will De tn sann..
a. on route No. q, Department of Dakota with rho
difference Of locality excepted blank forms OF
which can be had by application 20 this offra or
at the Office of the On rte rmaster st New york
thIcseo. Saint Louis Fort Leaveuyorth omaha'
fort Sterling. and Saint Paul
By order Breyet Brigsdier General :. b. Hola-
bIo, Chief Z 81 Depsrtm Of Dakota
n : CONSTABLE
captain and A. q. NJ. Chief Y. VI. District II
Montana. - a.,
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II 8. ENGINEERS OFFICE.
u. No. IL STATE STREET, ALBASY NY

u No. II srATK STREET, hIsASr. NY.
January IS, ls6s.
mt. II o'clock m Tuesday. February II. ISIS
i9r Work and Mat. riss far the Improvse nj Of the
nuSson h a, between Troy and New Baltimore,
4 For from nifty thousand to sixty five thousand
cred In the dykes and leyeled on top
70 anS s sSS tho1sod
les t ~ Piles oak pine Ghestnst or spruce
and most Of them ffteen feet ioHs ~ the butt
5. For driving from two hundr ed and forty thou
ssho 70 three hundred aud fifteen thousand feet Of
a; For from six hundred and Fifty thousand to
Of eight inch BY twelve inch saved Hemieck Tim,
Der, In pieces not ese than twenty i've feet long,
s: For the Timber Work on from fifteen thousand
% twenty one thousand running feet, more Ices,
6. For the Timber Work on thirty two hundred
f1nn fog irsI m-r w or less Of half syke
hundred fe, { Of abutmeUt for slOpe-wal at DOuwis
RENT F or other points on the river esnss
thoussna pounds, more or less, Of ~rOushtirOn
=. For from forty thousand to City tbous and
POUNDS more or less, OF wrought iron rods. with
10. For from thirty five Thousand te forty-eight
thn,usano pounds, more or less, OF wrought-irOn
II; For three thousand cubic yards more or less,
ofsloRe wall stone, 20 be delivered on the dykes
less, Of the old state Dam, near CsstIeton'
\. Y material 70 be deposited on fat scows aud
ID Bids will be received fer so much per cubic
yard delivered for stone; 90 much per cubic yard
dredgtd and deposited for dredging; so much per
running foot for piles, driving, aud timber work
% much per thousand feet B. n. fer tim Der, and
SO much per pound for iron.
IA. Forms of Proposals may be obtained at THE
once, and ne bid will be received unless made on
the printed form and properly certified. speoi-
mems OF the stone and iron, plans aud specihcs-
tons OF the timber work. and msps Of the river,
showing soundings, &C can be At the ONCE /,
where al possible infor mstios will be given 10
parties desiring 20 bid
Is. Bids will be considered for materials ana
vorkmanthir not less than one fourth Of the
amounts given above. Successful bidders vi be
required TO enter into contract with the United
states, with good and sufficient sureties stamps
Tor contracts and Bon . 20 be furnished BY the
Contractor.
The United States reserves the right 20 reject all
bids deemed disadvantsgeous,
By oroer of Brevet MAJOR Cen. John Newton.
JOHN M WILSON,
MAJOR Engineers and Bvt. Il. Col. @ q g.
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ALMOST AN ACCIDENT.-The bad habit Of
throwing apple Feelings about the steps and
passages of the Public Departments should be
stopped by promptly dismIssing any employee
found committing such an act. Persons going
from one room to another through the Depart
ments frequently slip by treading upon pieces
of apple, guilds of tobacco, &c, and often sus.
tain serious injury. Our esteemed friend VIM
II. West. Esq. Chief Clerk of the Treasury De-
partment yesterday slipped upon piece Of ap-
pie, in one of the passages at the Treasury, and
fell heavily on the stone floor, but fortunately
received no serious injury, although he was
badly bruised, and being an elderly gentleman
this morning is very sore.
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DRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION
Qrsos Of CHEF Qua-tcs,nas,sr, }
Dtstrtot q the Indian TerTifOrs,

DiStrtef Of the Indian TeEyifOrS,
Fort Gibson c. ". Jan. I. RjsA
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate. will be received
At this office until ~ O'Clock q N =. THU Rs DAY.
February %, 1895 for the transportation from Fort
Gibson, L. T., TO Fort Arbuckie, l. T., such 9th
along the route on it's continuation, within the
limits OF the Indian TERRITORY OF so pounds OF
Military Supplies or such other quantity the
year commencing April !, 1915 and ending March
81. H6e.
miles at which they will transport the stOres in each
month of the year, beginning pril l. 1873 and end
ing March 81. ls9.
Bidders will give their names in full. a. well al
be accompanied by guaranty from two more
persons " hose loyaty and solyency. well that
Of the bidder, are certified by clerk Of court Of
record setting forth thst in case contract il
awarded 20 the party proposing. il viii be &C
cepted and entered into, and good and sun Gent
security furnished for the faithful performance Of
The party to whom an award is made must be
prepared TO execute contracts without nnneces-
sary delay, and give bond for the faithful per-
torrance thereof Ia the Of Sle 90, (ten thou-
ls6S.
place OF business nj near Fort Gibson, \. T =,
and to have at his command teams sufficient to
transport at least 20 .CeU pounds per month
The right Is Reserved on the part Of the Govern
me- mt to reject any all bids hich may be re
ceived apd any contract made will be bect the
approval Of the Qusrtermaster General Of the army
Payne nts upon any contract awarded will be-
made monthly, in current fuBds.
Bidders are invited 20 be present en- the day OF
Proposals should be endorsed +" Proposals for
Quartermaster. District Of the Indian Territory.
BY authority OF Colonel Del Floyd Jones, COM
handing District Of the i. I,
3-6tB Capt and A. o. M C. s. A. Chief u M
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Centre Market TODAY.

Meats, Gc.-Beef, best euts 25a3Jc. per H.. next
pest, &c; next, Eal5c; Mutton, 2Ua25. PR H.;
} amb, !5a2Oc. per 10: Pork, lee. per To-; whole
Slaughured Hog, Sl1aSi2 per cwt.; Salt Beef;
.zati5c- FER H.; Smoked BEEF, 2ec.; Sliced, }Uc.,
Chlppet, .5c.; Bacon meat, 2Ic per H.; Breast
lsc.; Shoulder, 14c.; sausage, Isal c.; Lar :, lsc
Butt ~ q a5Ce. per H.: Eggs, 35sstUc. per dOz.:
Head Cheese. l5c. pCr H.: Cheese 25c. per H.;
Nenison, 55c. per H.; Buffalo Meat, zoe. per h.
I0t.ifr7, Grhs,, G~.-Turkeys,25a30c H.: Geese
q 7taS2: Chickens, Slab per pair: Cedar
Lark, 81 per doz.; Pigeons, si.50 per doz:
rabbits, acc: eachi Ducks, sIa3.JO per pair;
Prairie Chickens, l.5O per pair; Squads, 25c.
each; Guinea Fowls, Sis per pair.
Isseiglks, &r-Apples, 6Jasoe. per peck;
Sweet Potatoes. Jye. per peek; Irish do, soc. 4;
Onions. $40; Plrsnips, 4Oc.; Celery, Sc. per
hnnch: Cranherres, re. per qt.; Cabbage, IOa20c.
pr head: urniQs, inC. FER PIX; Hominy, Ice
per Ct; DRIED Apples, elc. pr peck; Ruta-
mach, Sc; Dried Prunes, 25c. per To-; Dried
Currants, 2sc.; Raisins, 25c.; Malaga Grapes,
SIC; Dried Cherries, Sc; Dried Peaches 25c
per ct; Preserved Citron, 5Gc per To-; Dried
B.aekberries, 25c.; Dried Whortisberries, 25c:
Cram uts, 25c.; Filberts, 25c.; English Wal
nuts, 25C.. Almonds Sc; Coeoauuts, l5c. each;
Peanuts, 2gc. rer ID; Hickory Nuts, 800 per
PEEK; Walnuts. 4Gc.; Grapes, Sle' per h.;
honey, . G.; Oranges, 35a.sic. per doz.; Iemons
3laS G.; White Beans, I5c. per qt.; Corn Meal,
8 % Lie, per bIsheE Snipstuf, 6lagOc (;
Brownstuf, 6uc Biddling, &c; shorts, 45c;
Corn, shelled, S1-%aSl.+U; Corn, by ear, S550
aS6 per ebl.: Oats, soc. per bushel; Hay
S'-32 Per cwt-; Straw, s1.30; Buckwheat, Sc.
per 10.
Iish.-Eunch Fish, Soc; Goldfish Flounders,
and HaddCek, i5c. Per ID; Halibut, 25c.; White
Fish, 2Oc.; Salmon Trout, 2Ue.; SrEelts, SIC:
Blue Fish. 15c.: Lake Pickrell, 20c.: LObsters
l2ei TerrapIn, s25 per doz.
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WE ARE ASKED to state that the meat served
al the soup houses in this city, is not furnished
By the contractors who supply the Subsistence
department with fresh beef, as has been stated,
and consequently is not subject to the usual in
spection that all fresh beef Is that is issued to
troops or freedmen by that Department. Nor
has the Subsistence Department any
thing 10 do with the meat furnished the SOUP
houses: the meat used in them being OF an en-.
urely different and poorer quality than that
sold 10 the cover nment and issued to the army.
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THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLDSTEIN
Il Ladies who would like to display their Train
dresses Will please call and the Extra Train to
be attached to any hoop skirt now manufactured
at BAUMS Hoop skirt and Corset Factory, where
also can be found the largest Sssortment Of all
styles Hoop Skirts, Corsets. and Shoulder Braces
A perfect mt is always warranted.
CHAS. BAUM
fo6-tf 40 Louisiana ave near 7tn AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-08

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. ]. Il. Wheeler
d Co., auctioneers, yesterday sold a lot and
frame dwelling, containing six rooms, to Mr.
Charles Lochheiller, for $3.50; and a lot and
frame dwelling, containing seven rooms, to Mr.
Patrick Mccormick, for 1856. The above prop
erty adJoins and is in lot No. g. square us, near
the Government printing Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-08

REAL ESTATE TRANsYERs.-Thef following
transfers of real estate were yesterday reported
at X. M. Halls real estate exchange, corner 9TH
and ID streets: Lot ID and T., in sub square, 971,
sie lot No. Is, in square 1893, $500 part of lot
B. in square 393. 1878; lot "a, in square 2lO, 1885,
lots l, >. and 3, block 5, Meridian Hill, S4,OOD:
west half sub lot 1903, square 81, $50 part lot 3
in square 76s, II feet $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-08

DEAD INFANT FouND.-Oficers Ourand and
Auldridge, of the sixth precinct, took to the
station house last night a newly born male in
sink, corner of Ninth street and New York
avenue. 1t was buried at the expense of the
Corporation.