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Utah

The Warrington Union publishes an in
teresting letter from the Commander OF thu
Utah expedition, and in the same eonnee.
ton On tfficial order from the General.in.
Chief Of the army, directing supplies to be
forwarded imme diately. Colonel johnson
reports that bic supplies are sufficient to last
nntil the middle Of June. The army 10 in
comfortable quarters, and good health gen.
srslly prevailed. The supply train will be
prepared with the utmost Dispatch, and it
will b accompanied with Sufficient force to
protect it from assaults.
The latest dates from the Utah expe dition
ere, from Fort BridRer to the 9th Of Janu.
cry, end from Col. Cooks camp, on Henry's
Fork. 10 the llth of the same month.
The Mormons are organizing an expedi.
sion to cut ct Marcy's supply Of animals on
bic resury from New Mexico. The opinion
sss ms to BE- general among the army officers
that Young intends cOnteSting Juhnson's
further progress to The utmos. Of his power.
Still the feeling for forward movemen, lie
general. The general health OF the army is
excellent; Lieut.. w. D. Smith, Of the ORA.
goons-bsing unable to attend to duty.
By the way Of California we have rcceiv.
% intelligence from Salt Lake City up to the
Christmas holidays. According to the mos,
reliable accounts, much want and desti,utou
prevailed among the Mermons. The Lepi..
Is'urs had assembled and Young, rs Cover. I
nor had sent In rery long message, in ,
hich h' discusses the spproseh Of Col.
'ShnSOnb expedition in his own peculiar ,
way.
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NEW YoRk, March 8.-The rece ton of
Mahommed Pacha at the City Hall to-day,
was an interesting ceremony. Mayor Tie.
mann welcomed him 10 the city, and the
Turk, in his reply, said his Cover nment had
authorized him to express to the American
people it friendly feeling.
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NEW York, March 4. Commodore
Mathew G: Perry, Of the U. 8. Navy, died
u. u his residence in this city this morning.
The deceased entered the Navy in lSO9' and
mas consequently been nearly half ceu,u
ry attached te the service.
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ora manufactures Of psEsolIe speaks
feelings in saying, that ''ths.hiehsbt osrim.
pOesncs 10 the taking shelter 10 an umbsslls
store during storm"
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.0Ibs Massachusetts Legislature has
adopied an smendment to the Constitution
PFovld'ag that foreigner shall reside in
the State two years after naturalization be-
fore he can be made yeter.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

Coughs, COLDS, HOARsENEss. INELUs
ENzA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPIH0
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN.
cIPIENT CONSUMPTION.
snd or r. se r. relief Of constructive patients il aane.a
~ VIC neeq not speak to the public Of its yrtusS
every town, and almost every hamlet Of IL
Ae.cah States its wonderful cures Of pulmonary con.
anis nave msde II already known. Nay, Few are the
mies IN any civilized country on this continent with
Cu some personal experience Of its ELECTS and fever vsk
sne communities any whore which have not among tiss~
some living trophy Of is victory the subtle and 49,
gerous diseases Of the Throat and lungs Whie q -
most powerful antdote yet kh0Nn to man for the ios
dable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary orsn
also the peasantest ara safest remedy that can II -
ployed for INFANTS and totng persons psr.Sss shsT
have It In store agast the nsdious enemy ihsf sfSs
upon them unprepafed. We have abundAnt srnsnSs ~
bslieTe the Cherry PICTORIAL more lives by ~ e.
sumptonsh prevents than those II eures Kec1 Il -
you and cure yonr colds while they eabe nor ns
iect them until no human skin can master the nexoeaIk
:a1kef that fastened the yitas eats your fs aWeT
~ know the dreadful fatayof lung disorders and =
ne Know TOO the virtues Of This remedy We nsed - ~
ore Inan % assure them II e still made TIE hsat
De We spare no cost care no toll 70 pfoduce NJ
lost perfect possible, and thus afford those who rely
tne Dest agent which sk can fhrnh fer thsr cure
PREPARED BI DR.. u. f. I'LL
and Analytical ChsmIst. Lsesils xass
1ND S1ED Bf
ISAAC SWIFT. 3 venaa, Ohis.
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Great Bnrgmin.

THE undersigned Offer for sale, ubout six-
! teen acre. Of land IN 'Ravonna, one haif mile
southwest Of the Court House, near Lock on the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Canal, and near AHe,i'S
Steam Saw Mill-being the same laAd formerly own-
ed by Francis Barton and s. A. Taylor. There 4 a
good frame hotse and grocery thefson; both Of
rent well. The house Is weil psintsd and In coed
condition. Tho land 10 well adapted 70 eli hinds n
Agricultural purposes. II will be sold at Darean
on ttts. 'Asft" ~ W -'s'T - d n
For further particulars call on MIcRAnL srrkxr.
Esq, AttornB1 at Law, Ravsnna.
G0RHAM & APLIS,
March II, lS56S3w Cleveland, Ohio.
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AttaCllnaellt .Nofice..

VIM. w. B. Smith Andl Before l. w. Knos, Justice
tounahiD. PtSrfaSa aoiihfvs
Dearing Chapel Ohio. = 's1f''''
THE defendant 10 hereby notified that on
the 2ed day Of February, 1885, said Justice iss1ea an
order OF attachment In tho aboye action for ne sun
OF el3 81, and that said case stands adouTned fer
clock, A. NJ, ~ WIN W. H. syiI'H
March II, IsSs-sw . sLUDiNDA s SMITH -
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c:!!:;;': ,:?;;: i !: { ;;.;!: ] $''',
ARE MADE 10
CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE gTCH.
Invalids, Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
PhilHnthrOpists, read their EMects,
! NMd Judge Of their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache; Sick Headache, Foul Stomachs
PITTssURG, Pa, May !, 1855.
the worst headache any body can have BY dose two
OF your Pills. seens to arise from foul stomach, which
they cleanse at once. If they will others they do
| ME, the fact is worth knowing.
Yours with great respect e,t ED p s,ssr T. sEaa1 a,ss
Bilious Disorders and Liver COiiplaiats.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTxRloR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., 7 Feb, 1855.
SIR: have used your Pills In my general and hospital
practice since you made thom and cannot hesitate
say they the best cathartie employ Their regN
ating action on the s is quick and decided consequent
y they an admirable remedy for dSESngenens Of hAs
organ. Indeed have seldom found case Of bions de-
ease 50 obstinate that it did not readily yisa e em
-r Ihysician Of the Marine HoePtta1
Dysentery, Relax, and WOrns.
POST OFFICE lIARTLAND Ly. Co. MIcH., Nov. lS leGs
x 4vER: Your Pills are tho perfection Of medicine
rhe1 ha,. my wife more good than M can s'l yos
She had been b. tnHn.5ss Nj 80 ~ natt.. ~
t. on to Be- dostorsd At pills which her,
by expsliinE large Quantities o. asaS) T nsr
body. They afterwards cured her ans oI. tsa. ana
my wifs cured him with two doses Of your Pills wh..
others around US paid from ve to twenty dollars dootes
bills and lost much time without being cured entirely
GEo j. GRIFFIN, Postmaster. .
Indigestion and Impurity Of the BlooA.
From Rev. J. T. Hines Faaor Of Adrent Church, Bosssn
DR.. AVER: have used your Pills With extraordinary
success in my family and among those called to visit
In distress To regulate the organs Of digestion and pn.k
~ the blood they the very best remedy have evcr
Known, and can confidently recommend them 70 ny
nlehos Yours -.G ',.., J. v. HIMEs.
DHAs Sra; am using your Cathartic Pills in my rac-
system and purify the '93taq' aGR q 2: s1sSd
Erysipelas, ScrOfala, Kings Evil, Tettev.
TumOrs, and Salt Rheum. 81 s.
From FbTuaTdin0 Merchant Of s. Lonis, Nb. l. 1855.
DR. AYR: Your Pills are the paragon Of all that b
great IN medicine They have cured my little daughter
heurHble for years Her mother had been long isveua
y aihictsd with blotchss and pmpes her akin and 10
and ss f hS. S' eaeS sd Ssr a. asSdIsS s IS
Rhenmatism, Neuralgia, and Guut.
from ae Req Dr. Ha'0kes, Of the Ae0odiG Lpis. t.SrGk
PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. O. 1855
MccxED slR: should be uhgratefhl for the relief yor
VA S5osgn me dd not report my case 70 yoa
leuralgic pains, which ended in chronic riieumatisS
Notwithstanding had the best Of physicians the disease
mt agent in baltimore, Dr. Meckensie tried yor P
heir effects were slow, but sre. BY perssveting il ihc
10 Of them, am now entirely we'll.
n, sESAI. as1I CsAhSEH, Baron RoUGE Ia! Dee, 1885
heumatc 0out "a painful disease that lad aIcted me
y years. VINCENT sLIDELL.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subssri-
1V bers have been appointed ala AusIined a. admin.
tors on the estate Of Andrew Frank ,Sts o Portaeo
CO, deceased. Dated At Sunieid tpwnsAip, tk t,dkS
2 March III, 1o58-3Ws JOHN FRANK
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VIZ. CAME 4 GAME & { RED. EEiEsIi;, Z A'''' -.

PhyIiciaus and SuTgeonS, KEVonna,
Ohio. special attention given W the neAtmeBt ct
Chronic and Surgical diseases. Dr.. Hesd reslies
with Dr.. Cai1e.ef ~ aln,...a.s March ~ ASS
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RAYENNA MARKfr-M.nen il.

EgtE DIED. F'gE3
In Suhield, en- hslSth uIt, MIR. ASDlnw
FRAEx, eyed u years.
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want Ofgold, wives that scoId, muidens old
and by thnrpers "sOld''-deliver us. From
Screaking doors, wife that snores. con.
founded bOres, and dry goods stores-pro.
'ect us. To modest girls, with waving
eurI'' and teeth Of pearI-deIivsr US.
@Mr. Joseph P. Brown, q: Bainbridpe.
Ross county, Ohio, hes just received an in.
voice Of three male and nine female AnOors
OF Cashmere goats, from Asia, through thu
kind oftces Of Hon. John P. Brown, Consul
General Of the United States. They stood
their Iong journey very we'll, and i, is thor
that the climate Of Ohio will sgr.s with
them. They are foud Of browsing on h;,iv
lands. and can be creased upon the common
goat. The Aeeces Of the herd are exceed
ing'y beautiful.
0At Chardon, Ohio, they have had q
breach OF marriage contract case before III.
Court. Susannah Gsris sued John sum
ner for the effenss, and proved thu, the
"courtin" began when she saw "sweet
'sVenteen;" tht il continued regularly for
eprtesn years, interpreted with three sey-
rel appointments Of the happy day and the
'sual country preparations for event, such
9 white dresses, new bonnsts. quiIts, dried
pPies and embroidered ehemiss. The de-
'Ddant q iast went 10 the State Of Nsw
'ork and hrouAgt hems q wife. Then Susan,
ho had grown much wissr, and found ths.
's was gsttiag towards. the "Shsiy side Of
rty,' ges riled ans tsusd. The Jury gavs
70 $4,000. Chssp fer the time employed. {
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-20
BY :, J ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

D1 -. y. NICCohNllN CIlONEER.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Pursuan, TO decree
OF the County Court Of Alexandria County ren-
dered al its Jolly term, 1875, in the suIt OF Bar
nItz and Brlnton, plaintiffs VS.. John Gemmell
and others, defendants, the Undersigned, will
offer for sale, al public auction, on Saturday. the
2lA day Of .lUgus!, 1888, at y o'clOckl ~ IN
front OF the Mayors Office III the city OF Alex
audria, Va, the following described property in
said city to-wit:
~ No. l. 4 TENEMENT and LOT OF
IL GROUND, beginning at the intersection OF
Tue south side of Commerce street, with the
west side OF Fayette street, and running thence
south on Fayet'e street $50 feet more or less, 10
a ten feet alley; thence west on said alley 10
feet; thence north lI6 feet d inches TO point
on Commerce street 90 feet from me beginning,
thence on Commerce street TO the beginning.
T.. No. 2. A TENEMENT and LOT OF
ELI GROUND, adjoining No ! OIL the west,
fronting % teet on Commerce street, and ex-
tending back between parallel lines 10 SAID al
ley, referred to In description OF lot No /.
No g. A LOT on King street, running south
to Commerce street, and bounded on the north
by King street-on the west by lot and store
belonging (now or lateiy) to the Snyders-on
the east by lot OF John towing, and on the
south by SAID Commerce street.
No. L. A LOT on the south side OF Commerce
street, bounded on the north by SAID street-on
the west by lot owned BY -, on the south
by lot belonging 10 a. McFarlan, and on the
east by a ten feet alley, and the lot belonging 10
John Gemmell--the last two being the lots of
ground which were conveyed TO said Gemmeil
10y Lester Lloyd and wife, by deed OF January
ii, 1893, recorded in Book q, No. 8, page $50,
Alexandria county land records.
TERMS or SALE ,--0ne-flth of the purchase
money to be paid IN cash-the balance in equal
payments az six aud twelve months-the defer
red payments 10 be secured by the bonds Of the
purchasers, bearing interest from the day OF
sale, and TIE Tile OF the property TO be retained
till the purchase money is fully paid.
GEORGE ". BRENT, Commrs
$. FERGUSON BEACH, 5 OF Sale.
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Diplomatic.

NJ. Blondel, appointed by the Belgian Gov
eminent to succeed Ii. Dc Bosch Spencer,
who was appointed Minister to Turkey, has
since been named to Sardinia, and it is not
improbable that this arrangement may de-
tain Mr.. Spencer in this country.
Baron G,rolt, the Prussiau Minister, hav
ing received permission of absence from this
country, will leave for Europe in the course
of few days for his family, with whom he
will return in autumn Wash. Star.
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AIM ANAC.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA--JULY 10.

ARRIVED.
Sebr. George Conway, Hanson, Philadelphia,
coal TO Wise h Co.
Schr. Benjamin Franklin, Greenleaf, Windsor
plaster 10 Cazenove Il Co.
Schr Joseph Parker, Cook, Port Deposit, lum-
Der TO Waters, Zimmerman Co.
Schr. Ann Pickerell Livingston, Philadelphia,
TO S. Sainn.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs B. F. Woolsey, Ericssoni Joseph Hen
drinks. Wise. and W. Mckee, Satterly, from
this port hence at Baltimore 18th
Schrs. Fleetwood Burr, for Georgetown, cid.
a, New York 10th inst; Arctic, Hicks, for this
port, and Nj. Taylor, Smith, for Washington
do 18th.
Schrs Elate, Facemire, for this port, cleared
at Philadel pbia, 10th inst; B. j Sheppard, Marsh
for Georgetown, ID C.; William John, Miller,
and Charm, Neal, for Washington, do. 18th.
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New York, y ll-eolm
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!!-The
w y IL -.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!!-The
Y undersigned, for the purpose OF partition.
offer for sale their farm called "CARTER'S
GREEN containing six hundred and seventy
five ACRES, situated in the upper end OF the
county of Prince William, Immediately on the
road leading from Aide 10 Gainesville, and
about equidIstant from those places, or about
ia miles from each. THIS farm is divided into
nine fields. besides meadow ard two or three
lots. 1t is beautifully laid OF (the fields being
nearly all square) the timber RS of the best quail
ity, well dispersed over the farm and abundant
tor all purposes The whole is well watered,
there being no difficulty iii watering stock from
every field in the drest seasons. The soil Is
highly fertile, (being mostly chocoate) and
well adapted, 10 wheat, corn and grass. Indeed
the facility with which the fields run into blue
grass after cropping renders It one OF the finest
grazing farms TO be found within twenty miles
OF II.
The fencing is all in good order, and the
entire farm, in high state OF cultivation. II
can winter and Craze well, and with ease IS or
50 Cattle of good size, and with very little eX-
penditure for iertilizers-twelve or fifteen hun
bred bushels of wheat can be raised thereon
annually. The present crop of falIow wheat on
field OF about fifty acres, presents fair
promise of yield OF at least 90 10 25 bushels
per acre; the number of Beef Cattle al present
grazing on the farm is about ~ and there are
one or more fine grass fields scarcely touched
and probably will not be needed
~ The DWELLING though plain, is in
- good repair and very comfortable; the out
bindings are also in good order and are quite
sufficient in number The shelters Tor stock
and flaming implements &c, are perhaps
superior TO those to be found on any farm within
ten miles In fine, the undersigned, verify con-
slider "Cartcrs Green one of the best and most
desirable farms 10 be found in this Or any oil the
adjoining counties Il is nearly d square, IS
beautifully undnlating easy 10 cultivate; con.
veuicnt 10 market and in aneigAboiaood, where
the society i refined, ho-pitable and moral.
Terms Will be easy, and ior considerable
portion OF the purchase money very liberal
credit will be gwen, if desired. J. I. Carter,
who resides on he premises, will take pleasure
in showing them TO any one who may WISH 10
view them, or letters addressed 10 either OF the
undersigned will be responded TO. The Post Oh
fee Of the former is Salem, Fauquier Co, and
the latter Haymarket, Va,
RICHARD H CARTER,
JOSIAH II CARTER
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Business on Change was very limited NO
Wheat offered, except small parcel OF poor
which was not sold. We continue our quota
,;ors at llOc. for red, and l20c. for white
Sales Of 500 TO 600 bushels white and mixed
Corn at Soc; mostly to Millers. No Rye or
Oats ofiered-,he latter is in demand. Very Int
i. doing IN Provisions or Groceries, and prices
are steady. .a.,
Peruvian Guano is slow Of sale at $5s6Soo
=. ton of 2OOU lbs.
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.NryICAN MUSTANG LININENT-

From lich and poor, bond and free; all coIors,
grades, and conditions Of lie, We hear the same
need OF praise awarded this wonderful article.
Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives saved,
valuable animals made useful, and sntold ills
assaused BY this great medicine, which are sur
p!ising to the judgment OF man. What family
does hot require standard L!NIMENT. Who
ever heard OF the same effects produced by any
other articlel For Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Rheu-
ma,!sr. Swelings, Strained Horses &c il mas
10 equal BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. The gen
ulue MUSTANG LlNlMENT is sold by all re-
spectacle Druggists and Livery Men III every
town, parish, and hamlet throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Islands OF the
Ocean. Buy al once.
BARNES x PARK, Projectors
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The steamer City OF Washington which sail,
al from New York, on Saturday, takes In gold
$6lO,A5l, most in California bars. =, "
Tn. stock and money market were both dull
TODAY. Treasury notes were firm. There were
sales of $4,000 worth Of the d per cents al
one eighth premium, Il,
The exports OF specie from this port for the tn
year nm TO this date amount to $l3,73S,lo1
The total value OF dry goods thrown into mar
ket during the week was $2,l76,444.--Lete'
from Nrr York.
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Linden Station, VI. &. X. r, ~ Scots

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MA.
RYLAND.-The subscriber offers at private
sale, one OF his farms, called BEACH HILL:
containing ONE HUNDRED AND IWENi1
ACRES. of which twenty acres are IN wood land
twenty acres meadow land, ard the balance
prime soil, not only adapted TO the growth oil
every corp of our climate, bat particularly sulta
bic for a MARKET GARDEN. The situation
is six miles from Washington City, aud two
miles and hall from Alexandria. There are
~. on the Farm some OUT BUILDINGS, and
,,..,; tine spot Tor dwelling overlooking
beavtIful Valley, with picturesque scenery
The Farm : not a mile from either the hPlsc"'
paliau, Methodist or Catholic Churches, nor
from primary school The nelghborhood l.
very tnlckIy settled, and OF unexceptionaoie So
cicty. There is on the farm bRiCh hILN'
which the subscriber would sell 10 the purchaser
At gow rate. which would be a great adyan-
tage 70 apy person wishing 10 build on the farm.
Person, wishing to purchase will be SHOWN
the premises by the subscriber, or by lnomas
Grimes, esq, both living near the farm Tor safe E.
Terms liberal. and can be modified to Sui'
purchasers Address ..e.,,,,,,
GUSTAYUS FINOTTL
Washington City, care OF Thomas Grimes
f.b 2J-eOti
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VAn ExCuksIoN, for the benefit OF the
Methodist Protestant Mission, Navy Yard, will
leave Washington, to morrow Wednesday, al
;ernoon at u o'clock, for Glymont. The boat
will stop at Alexandria going and returning.
Tickets rs cents. iy20-lt'
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w i7--eots

S'HERIFF'S SALE.-On tie l7th d0yof July,
= Will expose to sale at the Coach Factory
OF John Summers, Pit street, Alexandria, four
CARRIAGES and four BUGGlEs, OF SO much
as will be necessary to satisfy executions in my
hands, VS.. SAID Summers (Sale positive, at ~
O'Clock, A. NJ {. NJ. CASTLEMAN, IS,
jy l3-dis tor Edw. Sangster, Sheriff
n The above sale is postponed TO Hed'Ies-
dam the 2ist instant at the Market Square, Fair
fax street c. VI. CASrLEMAN, d. 5,
~ lg-3t for f. Sangstrr, Sheriff.
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Tho Mexican siInister.

1t is now asserted that Minister Forsyth
has been instructed to withdraw the legation
from Mexico and return home, and that MIR.
Henry, of the Army, is bearer Of dispatches
to him. Wash. STR.
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-nE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July l9.-Flour is dull no sales
or,sd Wheat is active, and has advanced
about &c. Corn is quiet and unchanged rio
visions are quite brisk, a, standing rates WINS
kew is quiet and unchanged al 24S2ec'
Nxw YORK, July ls-Flour advanced; sales
Of 1900 bbls; State closed at $S'ssosS'o
Ohio 81 659S4.75; Southern "a oo0$4'7o'-
VIA, IS firm; sales of 10000 bush; Western
red lO5c. Corn is higher; sales OF 2o'ooo BUSH;
mixed at Gle; white S5c. Pork is quite hrm F;
mess Sl6.756sl7O 90; prime $l3.73ASlS'S1'-
Lard is dull at lliGllsc. Whiskey IS dull
AT 24c. Stocks are dull and lower generally
Mo. 6's So. Sterling exchange is hrmer al
IOQIGlUgS
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Middlebnrg. Va. feb. 25--wtf

FARM FOR SALE.-Ths Farm Is sltu'
y ared in SpotsyIvania, miles from the Ct.
HoH,e. II from Guiney's Depot: and ly from
Fredericksburg. 1t contains over sOo AohES
400 opqned, and the balance IN oak and pine
II lies moderately undulating, is well waiered'
and as productive as any land in this section
having been much improved. The soil Is ami
rably adapted TO the culture OF Tobacco. .,
k-A The Improvements are excellent AMI
BE-. extensive The DWELLING is neat and
Comfortable. having eight rooms, with IRE PIa-
,.s and Jrv cellar There is another framed
ia HOUSE, with two rooms, passage, and
t"ia basement. The out.buIitlngs are good.
EMBRACING every house usually found on well
improved estates. There are houses Tor curing
from $4,000 to $1,000 lbs. Tobacco.
The situation combines the advantages Oh
good health. good society, good roads, conVe'
nence 10 post office, Churches, mills, wheel
wright and blacksmith shops
To any one wishing 10 purchase deslrahIe
home. IN a healthy and pleasant neishboThood'
with every csmloft ready to hand, tins place
offers inducements worthy OF consideration
Price 1912 per ace less by several dollars than
| should be- willing to take If 1t suited me to
reside in the county The Improvements are
worth more than hall the sum asked for the
place. ,-,,
Terms One quarter cash. the balance IN l.
2. 3, and years Deed oil trust and Insurance Oh
the buildings 20 secure the deferred payments
D. VI. WHARTON.
Post Office Mount Pleasant, Spotsylvania
county, Va. my Il-"lt