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LINCOLN I'M CsTRIAL MISSION ScRooL.-At
HE regular meeting Of the officers and teachers
q The Lincoln formerly Coifax) Ind astral
MIsslop, Sunday evening. . preamble and
irsoiuiion were adopted, recstipg the fact that
Ton City Sunday School Union nas met win
unexpected OF positiI n, aud declaring that the
school has no desire TO join unless their appIl.
.s.on san De granted freely, allowing their or.
otner, and resolving 10 rrQuest the saperin Ten.
slOn 20 the union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

ChAkek 81 HIGHWAY ROBERRY.-Suuasy
and son Of john Tyson wrT. n.Ss,n. 49,
itth street, near n. they were srSnnas -
coiorrd eoNS-Charies Hall and Richsrt H.,I
VINO SsmS ndrd their money. Tue wb-r- nv
rsr, bot were overtsken and their h,nt<s,-
Shisfs taksn from them Yesterday 20 t.,
Halls Sere Test-d by Oricsr Pesr,,o. a.
Justice Mcrseii committed thsn % AT ~
soarS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

hELLf AND LIONS MINsfRRLs ought % BE-
we'll satisfied with their successful opening al
Wsls Opera House last night, for that cosy
theatre was packed from the orchestra to the
upper circle, and many were turned away IN.
abie 10 obtain SEATS The audience COM rilrd
some OF our best citizens, md the most dis.in-
guished strangers here. who expressed the r
satisfaction by repeated applause Leon as n q
"Grand Drchess," was immense, and was d. :
serveoly encored. The company is IN excel.
lent one, and their perrormanc Gee com prise an
clio entertainment in addition 70 TIA opera.
Tonight THE Grand Dutch s." will Do re.
taii q see this troupe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

ANNIVERSARY o. TH1 RED MEs-Tne an.
niSersary of the Order OF Red Men in this
country Wi b. celsb rated In PeiIsd-lphia on
lnT m Of Nav. (Tammany's day. wnan the
Great CoUncIl % m United States will De IN
sss7lon II mat city The Red Hen ihrougAou,
he Sta'ss are making great prpp,rs,i ms TOR
ne event, and large delegations will be present
from every quarter. The celebration will be
heid under the auspices ofthe Great Counci OF
Pennsylvania, aad that CoupciI With the tribes
% Pniiadelphia are making every preparation
Ia receive the visitors. The msmb-rs Of the SIX
irso-s II this District expect % attend the dem
onstraiioE 10 the mum Der Of 80 or 100 and will
Is ke with them the Marine Band OF this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

- snbs. ribinR to the wASHfNGTON MIRIAM,
TILE AGENCY. once <99 9TH 81 bet and
Dag V HBLMtCK o.
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FLOWERS Trees, PLANTS,

Ha29 sc HELMtCK "a
HNx FLOWERS TREES, PLAHrs, q
SEEDS, SC. -
hurcnes supplied with choice green house
Flowers Tor decorations. Flcvers fresh daily from
my green houses Beautiful Plants, In bloom, can
al all tipee he had ~ my Seed Store
trtt TRES, In great variety, Of finest quality
Concord Grape Vines. by the 100 or LOO for
cheap
Blackberries strawberries. Rsspherries, Cur
rants, &c. Evergreens shade Trees, Roses, &c
Garden and Flower eeeds, fresh and genaiEe
be bad on application. JOHN sAUL.
mill eo6t' I46 eth ct OPP Patent once.
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" B.-Erery Osaos Of tie SARSAPzRTI-
roots, yteld'Rg re extracts ndf enter taso n.
oOnpostffos 4 the SarsapariliiG. R,sofreaf, az,
gathered Ender "A, s.perrtsioa Of ins,llse..,
G1enfs. enPioyed sseisstreiy By Dr. Radeay q
tgres worhf,ss roots (as ~sH b. feund q. -.os 81
tAe imported Sarsa parriias) oas. ~ ussfal, o, ~
ostrsd Noo,hsr ch>1ssts ~ ~edicsse rakers o. "a,
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~ Nv OOKs.
AUERBACHg REV BOOk-vILLA EDEN:
The Country House on the Rhine. By Berthold
Auerbsch, author of On the Heights !" etc
1sft oO
TWO LIFE PATHS. 4 Romance By louis.
Muhlbach, author Of Joseph ID and 6i. Court :"
etc-...-..--...-. 90
VIRGINIA GRAHAM, the Spy of the Grand Army.
by justin Is
TIE GENERALS DAUGHTER. A Romance o,
History. By Anna Argyle -...-........--..-.. rs
HANS BREIrMAHN's PHILOSOPHER rs
HE KNEW HE WAS RIGHT. By ANTHONY
so
HOUSE OF CARDS By Mrs Hosy-.. Is
TIE wIrE's MESSENGERS. By Mrs. Hor
ton 81 19
TRIBUNE ESSAYS By Chas. r. Congdon, with
an Introduction by Horace Greeley.
IRISH ODEs, and other Poems By Aubrey d.
IS 90
COREYBEARE BOwsON's LIFE AND EpIs
PaILP 4 soLoMoNs,
MAG $50 Pa ave bet t 9Th 9TH and 10Th SIS.
NovrLT1 roUEPsI AID MACHINE
PARKERsBUBG, WEST VIRGINIA
We have on hand one Portable Steam Mi
OF Is Horse Power that win sell at our WORK.
for 81 700 cash; also. several portable engine,
suitable for threshins machines of 10 horse power
also, several portable eng ines Oh y heels from l5t
horse power or under. Persons wishing to Dur
chase new or second hand machinery, engines o.
iron. would do we'll to call or address NJ J
LEEeE CO., Pa,kersburs, West Virginia.
no lS-lV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

Mr. NuRDoCHs RRApiNG.-we. Yesterday
calico attention 10 Mr.. Murdoch's r-sdinC To-
re slven on Thursday evening next st Mesz--
Iott Hall, on which occasion n Is announced
mai ne viii read those selections that have
procured such enthusiasm everyw where. Toe
tep1'aucn De bars the most dis lin gun shed OF
ceI Soontry Inen as an elocuaonist. always Nils
AhY nali IN I" ashiSgton 70 oysrfioWing. To
lIsnshI any crowd with its unpleasant conSs-
Suences. none but reserved seats Mill ~ sold
sue tnese can De had 81 N=izerott's mus. : sore,
fennsylNania aver Ne where the box h-et can
De seen
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Important chemical principles supplied % IN,
vastinG holy
THROUGH TIE sAnsxsAsILLIAS RssoL.

IL supplies the blood with ncurishmept
IL oonfatns Ttssss vsaktar sad GssA ssakias esal-
N-~'-
IL sepples the system with csioric or hest making
properties
L. ineres.ss the weight aud appetite.
a. stops all trsakesias dtSciarses
u fpcr ases the repairs and DIM ishe< the s.te.
IL extsrmna'es the proc ucts 90 decay
u receives tumors nodss. hard lumps
II make the sktp clear and hesufffuI
~ heals feVereores ana ulcer.
~ ceres gravel, Gieet. aud stricturs
~ nakes the " alter clear and pse. freely.
IL cure h,rr~nnsss, anf tnys.ts viii vteor ani
ere deECIeur or exhausted.
ItrsscBes fre TIE perils incisen % ehaus.
q lite-cessAfiOn q msrses
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cHssArroN OF ruE MENsKs


,,.ss sse r.. So..s ysssi.s o. ssss sS,e: ssrc
xlIlira Reelvsnf ~ Al vhcse 49,. -.
csessa thsi feel aiek ssfsrise iron .l -erEelte
% peryens dissaes, take the sARsAPARlLkiAN
RApWATS Pills, cd sAsy vm en,ey 80 .
NJ ssss q 800 -. - s,a ssssss g. - -,
ALL yInAkl pIgsfCULTns.
lss..eee % d ceas.ssls, threpgh "a a.
erssllss and aiss.sss e sAs eorah, uSsras. bls5-
s sr sSs:ss 49, s,'' ss;:r as.
osehsxt.. b lssit % sysisn,- fsisasss. or
fains, Ashss, Sidainess. sed IN fset even eondi,
~ nSS1fS - "a snsffttx1s fkffk,t az ss
isss; Hss led. sss Drsssiss sssssssrS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

NcrE-Or0er the regulations Of the Depart
Dens, 10 poyDens can be made for slvertisins
sIse,neally susnertssd b. the seeref.ry % sh- Ia
Whots f. IS 10 giu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30
THE PEHns eF WoNaSBoop

All who Use 10 ~ this pe-iod will he corduet.s
through tie trying sus eften fatal pro uish
safety 81. rerewtc heAith May Who have nd
IL have teen cured Of their former weak and sik "
cons;itriions, ard Of ell chrome, scrofulous ~
saniC. nervous, bilious sud other diseases II =,
have uace their lives miserable.
fhoceards OF vcuen Gle when trey arrive rh-
PeI.od Il heir existence ordsipec by he C--st =
% eecoue settled 10 her physical coacitior scd
ENJOY tie bssnce Of her ife nth fr-edom from toe
anxiefies psfrs and per1ls peculiar 60 her seN
through ih- fsiiure OF medical sese1ce 10 .asP.y-
ing remedial Aferfs 20 pruterf the female system
AGAINST the serlcus oo1seaes nces often e. ALLIED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-30

AUERBACHg REV BOOK-vILLA EDEN:
The Country House on the Rhine. By Berthold
Auerbsch, author of On the Heights" etc
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30


IN act TO regulate r'iir"ln crossings
1t Is hereby enacted &c.
Sc. /. when any railroad ,Hli
eros, any highway E this state, and
such crossing may be considered un tr
or dangerous to the public, three or
more trccholdcrs in the town where such
highway Is situated may make app. ca
ton by petition in writing TO the SUI
prcme Court in session tor the county IN
which such highway is situated, ANA the
petition, wiki a citation for that purpose,
shall be Ser' ed on the corporation !
the railroad So crossing such highway
and the town IN which such crossing Is
situated, NJ least twelve days before the
session OF SAID courti and the court
SHAH appoint three diSlmerested freehold
/ crS to De commissioners To inquire Wheth-
err Sa'd crossing Is unsafe or dangerous
To the public, and whether the same can
he so made by changing the location or
otherwise, az that said railroad may
cross either above or below the highway,
or othtrWlst render such crossing SAFE
Tor the pubic.
soc : l ne Iomml'SlonerS snail
give notice to the petitioners and the rail-
road corporation interested, and the town
m which such cro'sin- Is situated, al the
time wnen they SHAH make inquiry and
near the partle'i ana on the report OF
such commissioners the court shall have
tull power TO ORDER what shall be done
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30

An &C tin amendment of section tiltv-fivo
of chapt r tvonty-four of the General
Statutes, entitled "Of laying out and
disseminating highways and bridges
L Is her,LV eaacted, &c.
See. |. S2ction tifty-fyc Of chapter
twenty four of the General Statutes is
hereby amended 50 as to read a fol-
lows:
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30
Approved Nov. IL, 1909.

An act in addition to section nineteen of
chapter eighty-three of the General
Statutes, relating to the reappraisal Of
real estate in certain cases.
M herrJy tnacted &c.
Sec |. Whenever it shall appear to
the listers of any town or gore in this
State that there has been large depre-
citation in the value of any real estate in
said town or gore by reason of fire,
flood, or other accident, they may ap-
praise tho same, and make suitable de-
auctions therefor, from the list of per-
sons liable to pay taxes thereon.
Sec. =. All acts and parts of acts In
pealed.
Approved Nov. l6, 1869.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30

An act in amendment of chapter twenty
four of the General Statutes, entitled
"Of laying out and disseminating high
ways and bridges"
II is hereby enacted, sc.
Sec. /. Section one, nineteen, forty
four, fifty-two, fifty-four, fifty five, six
ty-four, sixty-five, sixty-six and sixty
seven of chapter twenty-four of the
G. eneral Statutes, are so altered and
amended as to authorize the selectmen
of towns, and the county and Supreme
Courts, in proceeding under the pro.
visions of said chapter, to order hills to
be graded, and surfaces to be graveled
upon existing highways, as well as upon
new highways.
Sec. |. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. IL, 1909.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30
Approved Nov 10, 1869

An act To amend section five Of an act
entitled AN act authorizing towns
to establish central schools"
IL rs hfrebV cpqcted &c.
Sec, |. Section five Of an act cnti-
tied "An act authorizing towns to estab-
fish central schools" approved Novem-
Der 2l, 1867, is hereby Sc amended as to
read MS follows If the sums received for
tuition are not sufficient to maintain
such central school, and pay the eXpen
SEES incurred, for such number and
length of terms as said prudential com,
mittee shall direct, then said prudential
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30

An act In amendment of section thirty.
three of chapter eightyfour of the
General Statutes, entitled "Of collec-
ton Of taxes"
II is hereLy endetcd, &C.,
Sec. l. Section thirty-three Of chap
ter eighty-four of the General Statutes
is hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows.
Sale Of lands of nom residents for taxes
may be made at any time between the
twcnty-hfth day of September and the
first day of March following.
its pRs-"0a.
Approved Nov. Is, 1869.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30
MTDDLEBURY REGISTER, SUPPLEMENT.

term time, and five dollars per day to
be paid each of said committee for the
time actually spent under their appoint
ment-which cost together with the OK
pense of any removal or alteration which
such committee may make, may be re-
covered in an action on the case in the
namo of the party applying for such al
teration, or in the name of the owner if
no alteration be ordered
Sec. l. The court of chancery shall
have jurisdiction in equity, and may
compel the owner of any dam to make
all alterations, additions and repairs
which such committee may order under
this act and may make all necessary or
ders and DEGREES to carry the directions
of such committee into effect; but all
proceedings under this act, whether at
law or in equity, shall be had in the
country whore such dam is located.
Sec. 8. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. lG, 1863.
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An act regulating mil and other dams,
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. The county court shall at
any stated term thereof, or the assistant
Judges of the same at any time between
the stated terms thereof, on application
made to them in writing by any person
or persons owning mill or other property
liable to destruction or damage by the
breaking of mill or reservoir dam; or
on application of the mayor and alder
man of any city, or the selrctmcn of any
town in this State, shall, six days no.
tice to the opposite party having been
given, and the applicant having given to
the opposite party satisfactory security
for the costs resulting from the applica-
ton, appoint committee OF three dis
Interested, discreet men, who, after no.
tice t. the parties, shall view and thor
oughly examine such dam
See. .. If in the judgment OF the
committee so appointed, such dam is In
sufficient and unsafe, they shall deter
mine and direct what alterations, repairs
oradditions are required to make It suf-
ficient and safe and shall give writ
ten direction to the owner thereof To
make such alterations or repairs within
such reasonable time as said committee
shall name in said writing; and they
shall make a record of their dOings, to-
gethcr with such direction as they shall
rive. in the town clerks Office in tho
town where such dam is located; whicl
record shall be admissible, though no
conclusive evidence, in the trial of any
issue involving his liability on account o
such dam.
Sec. 8. If the owner of II dam thu!
examined and adjudged TO be unsafe, re
fuses or neglects 10 make such altrra
tons, additions or repairs rs said com
mittee shall order, said committee ma,
cause such dam, or such parts thereO
as they may deem necessary for the safe
ty of property, roads or bridges on tn
stream below, to be removed ut the eX
pense Of the owner; and after such re
moval no subsequent dam shall be cree
ted at said point except in compliant
with the directions of said committee.
See. 4. If when a dam is adjudged
be unsafe under the provisions of thi
act, the pond caused by such dam, is S
filed with water that the same cannot b
removed without damages to property o
the stream below, and upon notice, ii
owner neglects to alter and make 1t SAT-
the committee so appointed shall fortl
with alter and make the same safe at Il
expense of the owner; and in their di
erection they may do this instead of r.
moving the same as provided in soctiC
three.
Sec. 8. If the committee adjudI
such dam safe and sufficient, and order
alteration of or addition to the same, thu
the costs of the examination shall
paid by the party making the application
otherwise the cost shall be paid by t
owner,
Sec. 8. Costs under the preceedi
sections shall be limited to Ave DOLE
per day to be paid zach of said judge
if they make the appointment cut
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30

When any highway now or hereafter
laid out by the selectmen Of any town,
shall not be made and opened to be used
within one year from the time the same
is so laid out, or if the selectmen of such
town shalt discontinue such highway be-
fore the same is made and opened as
Aforesaid, such neglect to make and open
such highway or such discontinuauce
thereof shall be taken, held, and consid-
cred to be a neglect or refusal to lay out
such highway; and from and after the
expiration of one year as aforesaid, or
after the discontinuance as aforesaid,
any three or more freeholders of thu
town or vicinity where the highway y
wanted, may make application by petit
ton in writing to the county court ofthe
same county in the same manner, and
the same proceedings shall in all re-
spects be had thereon, as is now provi-
ded by law in case of petition to the
county court on the neglect or refusal Of
selectmen to lay out highway.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage
Approved Nov. l5, 1869
An act in addition to section seventy
nine of chapter twenty-four of the
General Statutes, entitled "Of laying
out highways and bridges"
II is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. |. Any town in this State may
authorize their selectmen to unite with
the selectmen of any other adjoining or
contiguous towns, whether such other
town be in this State or an adjoining
State, in purchasing any real estate,
easement or franchise of any bridge or
ferry corporation, when in their judge
ment the public good requires public
highway at or near the place occupied
by such bridge or ferry.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1869.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30

committee may assess tax on the
grand list within the limits of said cen
trail school district for the balance re-
quircl to pay the expenses to said
school, and issue warrant to the col
lector Of taxes. authorizing him to collect
the same; and the mctes and bounds OF
such central school districts shall be
fixed by any town meeting legally war
ned for that purpose,
Sec. 2. This act shall take the effect
from its pass age,
Approved No. 1G, 1850
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-11-30

An act providing for taxing stock in
trust companies and other moncyed
corr" itions organized, or which may
be orEanizcd under the laws of this
SNio.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-18
Science Advances.

As soon rs an article purportpg 10 be OF
utility has been tested, and lis merit, endorsed
by public opinion, unprincipled parties endeaY-
or to re pleuish their depleted purses by coun-
terfeitIng, and substituting spurious for the
gsnuine article. Some time since, mercury,
III the disguise Of pills, powders, &c, was CIV
en- for all diseases Of the stomach and liver,
while quiuine was freely administered for the
chillS. At length HOSTETTER'S STOM-
AClI BlTTERS made It's advent, end an en-
tire new system Of healing was inauguratcd.
The beneficial effects Of this valuable prepare
ton were ~ once ackno wedged, AID mineral
poisons suffered 10 sink into that obscCrlty 10
which an enlightened age has consIgnad them.
There have been many spurious BlttcGS palm
ed upon the community, which, after trial,
have been found perfectly worthless, while
HOSTETTER'S has proved blessing 10 thou
sands, who owe 10 il their restoration to health
and yigor,
For many years we have watched the steady
progress Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS in public estimation, and its bGneticcnt
effects as a cure for all complaints arising from
the stomach, Of a morbid nature, and we are
free to say that it can be relied upon as 4 GER
tain relief and remedy. Its proprietors have
made the above preparation, after years Of care
full study and sitting and are now reaping the
reward claimed by taiS valuable specific, and
which they so richly merit. 1t is the only
preparation of the kind that is reliable in all
cases and it therefore demands the attention Of
the afflicted
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-18
Enters Sure Cure.

%, "Eullcr'. Sure Cure" is said to be
the best preparation for Cholera, Dyson
terry, Cholera Morbus, Collie, Cramp
Cole, Flux, and Summer Complaint in
children, that has ever been used. 1t su-
2crsedcs oil other Preparations. No cure
no 7ay. Sold by Druggists and Store.
keencrs in every town aud village in the
UnucJ States. 1t has never yet failed TO
cure ;he worst eases. Price 50 cents per
bottle. Every family should keep it
constantly on hand. It viii cure the
scvcres. cases of cramp cholio aud any
cramps Of the stomach. 1t will SAGE ma
nv DOCTORS bill by keeping il oG hand.
BEAD the EoIloviug certificates:
gac,,herl,,nwp. w. Va, May %, 1868
Ncs,rS. W. VI. Enter x Co.-Gcntemcn
axe Measure 10 recommending ENTLERS
SIRE CURE, As have used aud sold It for
-,yrr.,l wear, while in the Drug business, ana
an safely say IT is the best Diarrhca Medicine
Z have ever sold or used. Respectfully,
Il. c. BUKkUART, NJ. d.
SufeErRpsrowN, W. Va.-July u, lSG9.-
Ns,,rs W. VI. Entler s Co.-Gents.-On the
uiri, of the 18th Of July, 1869, had severe
attack of Cholera MorbUs. Your Sure Cure
yyas administered to the end was relieved IN
-t1n,y. can safely recommend IT to every
one as the best remedy FOX Cholera Mor5Us and
JOHN RAY.
Sbepherdslown, W. Va, May p, Isis
Messrs ". NJ Eutlcr & Co.-GeniS Since
hav fIth a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-18
West Virginia,
County Of Jefferson, s. 5
10 tie Recorders Court.

In tie Recorders Court,
August ~, 1869.
In the matter touching he Probate Of q
certain WTiIug nOH pen Ing IT. admit
lance 10 Record. a. the late sal. aqd lc..
lament. with q cotJrll thereto annexed, of
Nicholas Suaull, dcosasel, I'c Of 'sid
Cosnry, and u appearing on AFFIDAVIT fled
therein, hat Henry +. shsu.i. Iuam
ShaJ.l. DAVID ShaUIl, Kuk Ila'desty sDI
Clara s, his wife. arc non fcsIjeni. 81
,bi. State. Tboy ere hereby required 10
srresr on tie ooh Day Of September
mex. sncr due publication u Ihis order.
and sLon c4u.e. II any hey can. uhy
s.iJ writing should not be admitted Ia
probate, a. The last will and testament Of
ssid deceLeUL
lis further ordered tia! a COPY tucof
Be published once . week Tor rour .ucrr.-
s.vs weeks 10 sore eolyenieui ueu-rs.
per and Be posted al lie fronl co,r RI r.c
COM House thereof, on he int UgLt5y
a'er tie dsle fret sloFg,sjI.
4 Copy Tcs-r,
GEO. s.. CHASE.
Rslyftsr
sag. 3, 1869 Prs fec s. &.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.

UHE.7T-Reccipts TO day were fair
amounting to 1900 bushs white and 49,
100 bushs red; market steady; about
1000 bnshs white taken at 55aSl ~
500 bush, choice red at G2aSl 90. r.
GOO bushs good 10 prime do. at 55asl, :
60, 100 bushs fair Dc. at 4OsSl 49, al
20 100 bush- prime Indiana at 81 81.
CORN-OncrinCs consisted OF 1900
bu-hs OF white aud 5000 bushs yellow;
the white sold, VIZ 500 bushs al - 2S'
1000 bushs at 81 p, 100 bu,hs at II %
200 bushs common at 81 2O-l35O bus,
yellow =, 81 %, 800 bUshs at 81 81, and
IFS busHs ny cut at 81 %.
O.fTN-I2 600 bushs received; prices
FIJI off Ia2c; sales Of 7 600 bushs re-
ported at G0s62 cents.
GOLD-Gold Is quoted in New York
a! 1867 and in Baltimore at l36.