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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Journal of th

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Journal of this
morning says:
Steamer Cynthia arrived yesterday morning
from Piscataway, Nd, bringing up four hogs
heads of leaf tobacco, consigned TO J. Town
send, merchant, Of this place, and ten passen-
gers.
W. A. d g.. r. P-This road will hereafter,
till further notice, run trains of cars on Sun
day between this city and Washing on at the
same hours of departure as are observed during
the week.
Res;gned.-Oficer G. o Sipple has resigned,
was visilant and capable.
The Gazette Of last evening has the following
items
Rappahannock PresJytery.-Rev. ia w. Lup.
ton Moderator. Present, Ministers j. L. Left
witch, A. ID. Pollock, John W. Pugh, 4. IL
Compston, X. l.. McMurran; Elders, G. w
Jameson, Hamilton Rogers, w. w. William
son. John Baker. +. l.. Moore, Joseph ID. Tnl.
lass and b. G.. ID. Monkey. II was resolved
that the next meeting of the PresbyteIy be held
al Rockville and Bethesda churches In Mont.
gomery county, Nd, on Thursday, the 1st day
Of October, at twelve o'clock IN. Rev. J. W
Pugh and Elder w. w. Williamson were ap.
pointed delegates TO the General Assembly Il
meet III the city Of Baltimore In May next; anc
Rev. A. NJ Hershey. and Elder o. L. Brader
alternates.
Pardon Refused.-Tbe application for thu
pardon Of Samuel Proctor. convicted in tn
County Court Of Alexandria county of grand
larceny, and sentenced to five years imprison
ment has been examined by Gov. Wells, ant
refused.
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MR.. ADoLPH BRBHMK, the proprietor OF the
farm at Mathfss' Point, Va, where the sad ac-
cident happened by the explosion Of a shell, on
Wednesday last, mentioned in the STAR OF
Thursday,) returns his sincere thanks to Drs.
Thompson and Ford, of this city, and Mr..
Scott of the American House, and the Sisters
OF Charity at Providence Hospital, for their aid
and kindness to the wounded men. and their
efforts TO aid Mr.. Brehme in having them prop
erly cared for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-02

WORSHIP OF DEMoNs.-The Y. G.. +. Society
advertise lecture at Carroll Hall tomorrow
evening, by Rev. Edward 7. McNerhany, on
Angel Worship and Demon Worship" or
spiritualism. the lecturer will present Cath
Ollie views on the subject. The proceeds OF
the lecture are to be devoted to the very char.
liable purpose of educating poor children.
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MA RRIED.

FIELD-YOUNG. On the 18th Of April, st T. IN
itv Church, by the Rev Thomas Addison Captain
EDWARD FIELD, U. 8. Army, to M1NNA,
daughter of DR.. Noble Young, of this city.
Thursday April soth at the residence Of the bride
father, by the Rev. ] K. Reed. ROBERTS STE
VENSON, of Philadelphia. TO Miss JENNIE A.,
only daughter of J. G. Hieston No cards.
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MEMS, YOUTHS AND BoYs' READY MADE
CLOTHING, all kinds, styles, and sizes, and a
choice selection Of samples to make up TO order
in the best style. All prices guaranteed lower
than the lowest elsewhere, and full satisfaction
guaranteed every purchaser.
NOAH WALKER Il Co..
36s Penn'a ave, bet. 9th and 9TH SITS.
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The LARGEST VARIETY OF Spring Goods is at
the office of DevHn & Co., e2f Penna. avenue.
Gents can find there anything that can be found
on Broadway, NY. 80 hta9N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-02

WORTH KNowINs.-Catarrh,l like a Fever
sore, depends upon a Immoral condition OF the
Blood therefore, snuffs and solutions are pow
erless to remove il. The success OF DR. Ken
nedy's Permanent Cure for Catarrh' lies in the
fact that Ii purifies the blood, gives tone aud
vitality to the system, while the liberated
membrane is cleansed and healed by soothing
applications. For sale by all Druggists.
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TURNED OvER.-iassowa Cheer alias Harry
Hall. " no was arrested by Lieut.. johnson yes
:erday, for the larceny of o horse, had a hear
ing before MAJOR Richards, who turned him
over to the Maryland authorities.
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DR., WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn
sylvsnfa avenue, between n and 9th streets;
established 1861. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be worn
with ease Immediately after the operation.
Hours from q. m. to p. m.
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PAINTINGs.--Messrs. Cooper Il Latimer will
commence n sale next Thursday of a valuable
collection of oil paintings, many of them being
original pieces by Hamilton, and other artists
Of well known celebrity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-02

THOSE SUPERB SHAD consigned to the care
Of Major Watt, received from Capt. Miller's
Fishery, show that the finest and smartest fish
appreciate the felicity Of falling into the hands
of such worthy gentlemen as those operating at
that fishery, and make a rush to their SCENES.
The couple Of fine shad received from Capt.
Stackpole, of the steamer Arrow, plying to
Mount vernon,) indicate that the Mount
Vernon fisheries are patronized by some very
able-b bodied fish.
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LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor of a rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight.
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. co
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: Between Pa. ave. and l

JKwELRY.-Coral Sets, Jet Sets, Cut See.
Sets, Carbuncle Studs and Buttons, Silver
Plated Ice Pitchers, Casters, Spoons, and Forks,
Cups, Goblets, received this morning, at Prigg's
One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pa avenue,
near Ak street a ft..t ~
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE SILK AND;WpoL CAssnaBBK SUITS, for
Gentlemen and Boys, at Hennings, NO. 81 7th
street
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For CoRNs or other complaints of the feet,
visit DIR. Whites rooms, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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Mr.. JOHN VAIL, Matchmaker, has com
menced business for himself, at 2Sl 9TH street
between l. and M, where his many friends vii
find him, with a full assortment Of Watches
Clocks, Jewelry, &c. 81
BOYS SuIrs, BOYS SUITS :!
All Sizes All Colors. All SIZES.
At A SAKs Il Co.'S,
5l7 seventh street,
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MAY BALL! MAY BALL !!-Misses' and Chill.
dren's White Boots and Slippers just received.
at Wilson'S, SUP eth street. under Odd Fellows
Hall. Hff
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A FULL LINE of Spring and Summer Cloth
ing opening at Smiths, AGO Seventh street, op
posIte Post Once.
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TINE MAYoRALTY.-The CAronicie thinks Mr..
Jonah ID. Hoover, whose name has been men,
TONED as a CoDser vative candidate for the may.
hn the position with ability. The URieW thinks
the Nominating Convention should make a
note Of this opinion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-02

NATIONAL THEOLOGICAL INsIITUTR.-The
resolutions under consideration at the time
our report closed yesterday We're amended and
adopted, and full list of officers Of The Insti-
tute (the same who served the past year for
the current year were nominated and chosen
unanimously. On motion of Rev. Mr.. Gard
ner. of Boston, IL was agreed that when the
body adjourn ii be TO meet in New York the
current month, subject to the call Of the exec
utive committee. Revs.W. Hague, ID. D.; J. w.
Parker, ID. d.. and A. ID. Gillette, ID. d., were
appointed a committee to confer with the How =
ard University. Rev. John KImball superin J..
tendent of colOred schools of the District of Co.
lumbia, spoke at some length on the condition
of his schools, and compared them in point oil
efficiency and respectability TO any of the
white schools. He was invited to attend the
New York anniversary. when the subject
would be taken up and debated at length. Reys
l. A. Crimes, ]. ID. Fulton. Sampson White
J. W. Parker and L. X. Perry were appointed
delegates to the American Baptist Missionary
Anniv ersary, 10 meet at Savannah, Ga. Vote.
of thanks were rendered the members OF ths
press for the impartial reports which had beer
made of the proceedings of the meeting; to tn.
| citizens Of Washington for the hospitality
shown them during their stay here. and to tn
/ E-street Baptist congregation for the use o
their church; after which, the Institute ad
4 journed sine die.
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol H i'll and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. LIP East
Capitol street, between ith and 5th.
JOHN (,OaGTNs. Agent
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REAL EsrATx SALE.-Messrs. Cooper Z
Latimer, Aueiioneers, yesterday sold part OF
Lot 10, In Square ST.. on N street south, BE-
tween 1Oth and fith streets east, to johnson @.
Miller, for SH cents per square foot.
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SALE OF MoNyY.-At the I'D monthly naa,-
Ing OF the First National Building Associafiou.
(Sonth Washington J held last night, fifteen
shares were sold, NJ an average Of Al per cent
This Is one ofthe best managed and most sue
cessful building associations in the city.
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i o MY PATRONS AND LADIES IN GEN
ERAL.
Having imported one Of the largest and best
collected Stock of FRENCH CORSETS. would
invite all Ladies TO call at my where
they will also find different styles of own make
CORSETS, Ladies' and Gents SHOULDER
BRA rs, the latest novelty in HOOP SKIRTS.
manufactured of the very best materials, and sQld
not to be surpassed by any one. Skirts warranted
for six months.
CHS. BAUM, MANUFACTURER,
% LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 7th and 9th
streets.
aps-tf Neary opposite Bank of W ashington.
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TO THE LADIES.
We have received and opened for your inspec-
ton. q beautiful assortment of FRENCH AND
GERMAN CORSEfS, to which we invite your
own make SKIRTS AND CoRSETS, warranted
superior In style, hI fish and material, to any in
the market; also, the BOSTON SHOULDER
BRACE for Ladies and Misses, the most perfect in
use and the ODESSA COLLAPsING SKIRT Of
which We are the sole agents.
DOUGLASS BRO, Manufacturers,
ann sos 9th street, bet. ID and Il.
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BuRGLARIoUs RoBBERY.-T@ residence of
M. samuel A Pugh. on 18th street, between Il
and G., was burglariously entered last night,
and the parlor robbed Of three mahogany chars
and hat belonging to Mr.. PIgh. Information
Of the transaction was lodged this morning with
Special Constable Charles Kimel, who, upon
inquiry, ascertained facts which led to the con.
clusion that a colored boy in the family was
the guilty party. Capt. Kimel thinks IL prob.
able that he will recover the stolen articles.
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CoLoRKD GENERAL CoNRERBNCEs-On
Monday the General Conference of Israel
NJ. T.. Church of the United States will con.
yene at Israel Bethel church near the Capi.
toll. Already large number of delegates from
all parts Of the county have arrived. Tn.
General Conference Of the African M. 81
Church, will also meet in the Jonn WESLEY
Church next week, and the General Baptis
Convention will assemble at the 10Th stree
Baptis' Church next week.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

JAMES SYKES, General sgessrrin ne
DBL sToL LINE
NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL
For PROVIDENCE. TAUNTON, r.
NEW BEDFORD d ORD; CAPE COD, and sEsA
II Tie new and splendid steamers BRISTOL and
of Canal street, adjoining Decreases st. Ferry. New
ns With ii train at B.S s
arriving 10 Boston 1T a m. in time TO connect
The most desirable and pleasant rOste TO the Waite
TTareiisrs for that peint ran make direct oonnsc.
State rooms and Tickets secured at Office ca Pier
sp0-sm H.O. BRIGGS, 6snT Manager.
THE NEW EXPRESS LINE
NEW YORK; ALE EXAM WhAsHINGTo
OLD LINE. Gefe
REGULAR SAILING DAYS,
FROM GEORGErOwN,
FRIDAY, AT IAN.
FROM NEW YORK,
SATURDAY, AT IL M.
For freight, apply to
JOHN p. DAVIDSON, Agent,
63 Water street, Georgetown, ID. O.
M ELDRIDGE CO, Agents,
Prince street wharf, Alexsndris,
JAMES HAND, Agent,
104 Wall street New York.
Freight received constantly and forwarded to Q
PARTS Of the country with despatch.
NH 2ly JOHN j. DAVIDSON, Agent.
AJRW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIP
IN X. @. KNIGHT, AND JOHN GIBSON,
Will run regularly during the winter months be
tween New York Alexandra, Washing >e4DA
ton, and Georgetown, Is fellows: aAR
Leave New York, from Pier -, EsstS
River at the foot of Roosevelt street every SAT
URDAY, at4 p. M; GEORGETOWN, from wharf foo
Of High street, every THURSDAY. and Alex
dria every FRIDAY, ct Il NJ.
Fer freight or passage spply at the once OF tn
company, corner Of New York avenue and Hsl
street. below Navy Department.
de A-tf NV. THOMPSON Preset
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The RIVER FRONT, May 2.-Carter's Wharf-
Sailed-Schooner Alexander Massey. Capt
Blizzard, for Georgetown, TO load with coal for
philadelphia.
Feuter's 6hdTf.-Arrived - Schooner Right
Bower, Capt -, from Boston, with ice tor
the Vas hington and Georgetown Ice Company
.Stzfh Street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES David
Corrie, Capt Rufus Reed, from Portland, Con-
Decticut, with brown stone for Juyenal
Sailed-Steamer Express, Capt Nickel. with
freight and passengers, for the lower river and
Baltimore.
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AFRICAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE
preparations are all made for the meeting of
the General Conference Of the African NJ. f.
Church, which convenes here on Monday
morning next. Bishop Payne, on his way from
Europe, Is due at New York on Sunday morn
ing, but will hardly reach Conference before
Monday evening. Bishop Wayman is in Bal
timore, and Bishops Campbell and uinn may
remain with him until early Monday morning.
The Philadelphia delegation will leave that
city by the Sunday midnight train in a body.
About two hundred delegates are expected.
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BASE BALL--The base bail season opens to-
DAY The Nationals play their first nine
against the Geld Al O'Clock %. m. at their
grounds, 18th and 5 streets. The Richmond
Dspateh OF yesterday says;-aThe National
Base Base Club, OF Washington has challenged
the Psstime, OF TINS city, 10 play a match with
them-one game in this city and the other in
Washington. The time Is to be fixed bv the
Challenged party. We learn that the chalien ge
has been accepted"
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WRAPPING PAPKR for sale. Apply st the
STAR Once.
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AND SUMNER GOODS.


JOHN h. sMoor. lls Bridge St, Georgetown,
d. O., has received end now offers to purchasers q
large assortmert OF Spring and summer Staple and
GODS In ss Ssr1e Of
cling suits; erenadines. Hchair CSeeks sa
french and other Mullins, best Csmbrios, Main
soots Jaconets, pimities, Linen Cambria II sndker-
chiefs and lrish Linens, Parssols; Alexsnders and
Ply Of Table Linens, spreads, Napkins. sheetines
S.s.mere. Tu.ea. gssns. priIlins. 0 Chs .S,es
Linens, Cottopsdes Drills and Duck, Cor Gent o
and Boys, wear; having but few old goods, Gus
. pa iDS''' '''''"'' '~'A JOHN II. ssooT.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOoDs.-we have
- inst opened e large as.ortment Of FANCY and
Beautiful Dress Goods for sprine and samnersuits,
new styles. very Cheap Black sin. from 81 50 to
SIsschsS and unSlesehed 6ottcns, good ysrd wide
bleacbed cotton l2h Feather proof Ticking,
Table Linens Large stock of Csssimers and other
s''' ''' BENJAMIN MILLER.
ap le-lm 101 Bridge street, Georgetown.
URNITU REi r.v,
Having enlarged my Ware Rooms. which give.
me increased facilities, beg leave 70 -
ofler to the public my large and wen@
.@' uRNIrURE, -
SUITS FOR pARLoRs,
AND DINING ROOMS, &c.
can only say win try nv f;'' e iI't rIs,
1li Bridge Street,
p. s.-A Fin. Assortment. OrLoUSSfs.
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GEeRGEfOWN ADvKRfBEMKNfs.

ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND DEsIR-
"A - ABLE. q .
5gst 4, received from The New York anction sales
CoLuaID SILK GIMPs AND FRINGEs ;
Also. Q splendid line Of WHITE GOODS, with
orr celebrated KID GLOVES, at 81 2s per pair in
all the noet sshionable shadee. Call At once and
convince yourselves. z GETMAN.
III Bridge street,
ap I-6ts Georgetowu. ID. @.
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RAILROADS,

BALrIhoBE AND I'. Ohio s BAL. HadD, ,.z
&Aa ss Is
ss-s.3 sfR Nis1
are now run - follows.viI:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Lea, "a ds . except sunds, st o. So and i1s
Leave daily, except Sunday, st7'oo . m, and TO
FOB WAY sT4 kTs gSS sSHfS 81 ANSApc-
Leave at 600 and 700 q m, and at 100 and AZ
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 700 9. M and $50 .. m. No trains 20
r FOX fss sGGFEIRsHo5k.
Leave at 500 Q. m, and 80 and e:x5 D. N
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 500 = N. and so and s;4s pm.
FOR ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, srs'c
on Saturday at 500 a; m, and $50 ?. m.
Or sundsy .t $50 and SIS p m only :S S.
Wheeling, Petersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS e the West can be had .,
the Washington Station Ticket Once st al hour
sylysnia avenue, where arrangements can be
5 ade to check baggage st hotels or private resi-
For Nsx.YoIt Rahil:dslHghis: and Boston, sec
L. M.CoLE, General Ticket Agent.
ocso GEO. s. KOoNTZ. Agent. Warrington.
Hi xEP sEA
&0 8 8 q "a
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1867.
Trains between Washington and New York are
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 .. m, l2:S
Leave eeily except sunday at 500 and l7:ls
m, and 40 and ZOO .. m
L..y. for New S S@ s .Ud PS.asrpn,.. q. rm
sIifPING CARS for New York on 100 ,. N
through R Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, OF
% dsy ss - e 4 M new
Peprsylvania avenue, where arrangements can be
made to cneck baggage Of hotels and private
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and sShesnls =. 6Sssvssn Washington, Baltimore An
j. L. WILSON, Master Of Trsnsportation
oc.f aIo: kooETs. AGENT a:st. Wellington.
q M. WILLIAM, 81
IMPORTER OF
| PARIsIAN FANCY GOODS,
Ss6 PENNSYL VANA AVENUE,
| Asd Cite Tfsciss, Paris,
IL constantly receiving New Goods, selected By hi,
l sDocial agent In Paris. His Mantilias Silks Sat
Inc, Ribbons, Teathers, Real Laces, Trimmings
Fans, Ladies Under Garments, Bonnets, Hair
Sg a eSs sSs.
| and price. = = =
/ Dresses and Mantillas made TO order
l Orders for Goods frem Paris taken. mh24-ly
1 M0i PARIS Mh|
|" sEAMLlss KID GLOVES.
THE LATEST NOVELTY OF THE DAY.
i FULL STOCK ON HAND,
OF IV11Y SHADE AND COLOR.
SUPERIOR TO ANY GLOW
II THE MARKET.
/ Cav WALL, 10BMsON co.,
3Ss PINNsYL vlNIl AVENUE,
Ahe-0 ManafAstursr's AsssAs.
a TI1HfI0N, DoYs i-JaVaaNe bird Kite{, :
Il
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Yesterday. while Mr.
Henry Bradley. carpenter, was al work On
the dwelling Of Mr. Patrick Hickley, on Norta
Carolina avenue, between Sd and 4th streets
east the scantliDg gave way. and he fell from
the comb of the roof of the house to the ground.
a distance Of about forty feet. By the fall he
injured a thumb, one of his toes. and his right
wrist. very badly. In falling he struck piece
of seaffolding, whereby, il is thought by the
pbysicisn he in iured himself internally. DR.
e. M. Ford was called on, and ne took the
sufferer TO his home, Sth street east. near Viz
gina avenue, N his carriage. where he dressed
his wounds. He remained insensible until the
afternoon The doctor pronounces his case a
very serious one.
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I1OR sALE-A lot of GOOD CLOVER HAY, in q
+ barn Apply at Moant Olivet Cemetery.
mylS'
L7UK SALE-A nice light BUSINESS WAGON;
II or would exchange for a buggy. Apply at 1.-The
OYSTER Bay xS6 Penn. avenue. myl-St
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-11-07

TnE CIRcuir CouRT adjourned last Satur.
day. The following are the causes disposed
of in addition to those we published last
week:
Freeman, Smith & Co. VS.. A. Cohn; cen.
tinued on motion Of def'ts counsel. Cranor
for dcft.
J. II. coghill & CO., VS.. A. cohn. Same
rs above.
NJ Berkowt1 Va. A. Cohn. Same A. above.
Jacob Underhill & Co. ys. A. Cohn. Same
as above.
Corbett s McLay vs.. A. Cohn. Same as
above.
II. A. Swain &. Co., vs. A. COhn. Same
as above.
Cyrus westaks ys. A. Cohn. Same as
above.
d. +. Spangler VS.. A Cohn. Same as above.
l.. Rosenbaum & Co., W. A. Cohn. Same
as above.
Wallace CushmAn VS.. Robert Burns and
Mason d. Smith. Continued.
d. w. Ballard VS.. Bluford u. Marks, ct. al.
judgment by default. Powell & Finn for
lprf.
f. II. Griffin VS.. II. Fred MackA. Judg.
mcnt by default. Powell for pl'F.
James p. IIogue Executor, &c, vs.. John
buFTlSs el. H. Nnutlhueu. 1'oNeAi lot pt II
and Russell for defendant.
j. ID. IIurd vs.. f. ID. Sloan, ct. al. Judg.
ment by default. Cranor foe pig.
0bediah Jennings W. W. H. GNArhart,
ct. al. Settled. Cranor for pl'f.
Zerilda Willard ". Franklin B. Willard.
Divnrce granted. Crunor for pl'T.
Thomas Morgan. Guardian, ~. Jacol
KEGS, Executor. Continued Chcnnweth
Cor pl'f'; Russell and Mitchell far deft.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-11-07
ALBANY PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY J. cRADwouL.

ALBAyY. Eoyember Z 1868.
The following arc the prices paid for Produce
and :5e prices at which other articles are selling
IN tl5N market:
WheSt--white per bUshel. co etc.
o2ts-per busbsi, 81 cts.
Poizt5es-per bgsael.31I Gt40
0aiJns-per bushe. 81 25.
Fiour-pcr bbl. 81 5G6,j 90
Butter-per pound, 30 cts.
Eg-.-T.r d0z.n, 20 et-.
C.ickeus-Ter dozen, - 50(J.3 90.
Peaeses-drisd, per posnd, lSGB20 ets.
Pork-P-r pound, s6J & cts.
Bocf-sa foot, 4413 et>.
Mutton, per pound, I04I2I cents.
Soap--per pound, 5GL5i cts.
Szit-L2s Angeles, per pound. 2 cts.
Syrup-Per gallon, I,960II,I21
Tea-YoHng Hyson. Ter pound, 81 90
" -Bizck, 75Q. 81 90.
Japan, 81 90.
sugsr-crus'.ed. per pound. 17@2O cts.
q" Island. l%Gl43.
" Sen Is cfs.
Cosee-per pound, 22@25 cts.
Nails-ent, per pound, 7@s cts.
White LeaI-pure, per ke2, 81 09694 25.
Linseed 0il-boiled, per gallon. 81 G2i@I IS.
Turpentine-per gallon. 81 2j0I SO
Domestie-brown, IG! cts.
Hickory-stripeI. per yard, 5000 cts.
Bed TicEinS-per yard. 25CL 30 cts.
Blue Driiiing-per yard, 200g30 cts.
FsnncIs-per yard, 50G75 cts
PrinA--fs-t colors. per yard I2I c.
Rife Powder, per pound. 1901 co.
Candles-best, per pound, 20ll33 cts.
Rice-China, per pound, I20g IG cts.
Tobacco-per pound, 81 cool 25.
salaratus-per pound, leg CTS.
Dried Piums-per boand, I21015c,
Dried ApP!es-per ID Sc.
CurraD:s-pcr ID, Sc.
Bacon-Han., per d, 1Il1 15c.
-Siies. per b, 12.c.
I" Shoulders, per II, &c.
Lard-per b. in cans, l0c.
French Brandy-pcr gal. 80 O0@12 90
Holland Gin-per gal, s. 80
American Brandy-per gal. s. co
Jamaica Rum-per GAL, SO 90
Tar-Sl 25 per gallon.
Beans--per H., 4e.
Deyoes kerosene Oil, 75@$l co per gal.