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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

REMARKS Tic market during the week has
been quiet, with small receipts, but limited elk
,u,ry. Flour ha, been dull aud heavy, and the
demand on the part of exporters has been very
Eight. w quote the market at the close OF the
.,r,k inactive. al SJ.25U So37 FOR Union street
<trrr. and j.-ota$G.2o for Extra. Family Is
gty IN request for retail, and prices are drooping
The Transactions. III Wheat have been light, ana
H.. market closed dul with sol>e small sales oil
ehii. nj Itur for fair. The receipts are hight,
and the demand continues limited lhe ih"iko'
Tor good white may bc quoted ut li'c., ana LOT
,,yd rel at l5jc Corn is quiet. and the sales
Yesterday were AT GSGL7Or. for white The onqui-
wis fair, and the receipts good. Rye has been
ter, ,,uict. uomluully Soc. Very little Offering,
and uotmuch enquiry. Oats arc in hotteE request,
with l. good stock, and We note sales at 3s0t1oc
for LIGHT. There is ~ change III Seeds The de
p4ud continues moderate, and the supply on hana
i. ade4uIte t. meet all wants. Giocer4es are
luict and whilst business Is not BRISK, yet II Is
iarr for the season. Sugars have advanced about
,D,4r.. and the market Is irm 1T present prices.
N0lasscs very firm. There is no change III Coffee
since our last report. Rice quiet but firm Stock
u: salt good, and prices unchanged. Whlskey IS
active. Provisions are quiet. Butter - III S"ou
.Huply. aud fresh printed may he quoted At 1870
g0r Lard dull at l0Ul L.. Bacon, hog rouna)
lie. Plaster j. in good supply and limited re.
ig.st Fertilizers less active. Corn Meal is III
good supply, and limited demand. and ue quote
4, -0uL7Jc The new clip OF wool is coming III,
aai find, 81 ready sale ut 230g24c rolnmon wash
ri o,0L%2c.: Ncriu" unwashed 25W3Oc.; aierino
washed %>O14Dc. Freishts are active, and vessels
scarcc, aud in great demand. There IS still
large amouut Of Coal here. ana orders from the
E4.tcru elite: are numerous. but vessels are very
.t4rcc We quote t. Portland $40: Portsmouth
y ~: Boston SEQ: CohasSct Nnrrows $50;
Warcham s. 10: New Bedford S2.o3; Bristol - %;
Providence 81 Newport =: Fall River $500; New
London ) "a; Norwich 81; New Haven Sl.9o;
Bridgeport 81 go; Derby 50: New York $l.oo; AL
Jsoy =; Troy &2.IU; rhia,clphis 81; Dlsh'on
- -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02
AUCTION SALES.

r :OUDOUN LAND FOR sALE.-The FARM
IL of the late Thomas Frssier, deceased, will bo
offered for sale to the highest bidder, ON THE
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST NEXT, on the pre-
misses. Said FARM contains III ACRES, is sit
uated Immediately under the Blue Ridge Noun
tain, within three miles oflhe pleasant village Of
Uppervillc, and is unsurpassed by any in the
country for hsalth, fertility, and beauty. The
40 improvements consist Of n good substantial
C.l STONE DWELLING, two stories high, be-
sides good basement and attic, good servants
house. plenty of bling, and all other necessary
buildings The land is oil cleared but IL acres,
and all the cleared land in grass excepting twenty
acres.
TERMS OF SALE-One ninth of the purchase
money in hand, two ninths in 80 days, and the
balance in two equal payments at twelve months
and two years from day OF sale; each and every
payment to bear interest, and the title TO be re-
tanned until the whole amount of purchase money
is paid TOWNSEND FRAsIER, commrs
HEROD T. FRASIER,
Ioudoun County lie 2-Wtsk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02
Additional in Relation to Italian Affairs,

New YORK, June l.-Thc Herald of this
morning publishes the following dispatches,
which are stated to have been received at
Queenstown on the sailing Of the Arabia,
aud brought hither by IL passenger;
Row., May IS.--An engagement has ia
ken place between the royal troops and the
forces OF Garabaldi in Catalatne near Pal
ermo. C'aribaidi's forces We're completely
beaten, aud a large number were killed aud
wounded"
"PAhERuo, May lG.--A fight has taken
place at Poppo, near Palermo. The royal
troops were repuised. Palermo is in state
Of seige Fresh troops have arrived. More
cmigrants nave d;sembarkcd i'll Sicily"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

IR.port~d BY d. Richarj Nmoot. Lire Stock Ayt"f'I
BEEF offerings very fair and demand
light We quote 81 to x gross, averaging Si.oo
SHEEr-Oherings good and quality fair. Mat
,yn S34n -. Lambs sea 80 e head.
Hoes from So to S17j = zoe tS.
Cows ASp Calves from SD t" $40 Il head.
EEAL CALVES from 81 to 50 r 100 lbs
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Preslde

ALBANY, May 3l.-A Democratic delega-
ton FROM Virginia and Kentucky have been
here urging the nomination Of the following
ticket at Baltimore: For Observation-Disclosures,
Of Ky. For Vice MISUNDERSTANDING, Of
New York.
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COM II z r C ! A L.
Monetary.

rAor. Is still a decided pressure in the money
La, here, though we continue to have reports
,rsat abundance Of capital in the Eastern
.,;.. The Banks are unable to accommodate all
81, ,f,rings, and much good paper is found on the
street -, p.,, u:.;,
't,r,t no Transactions. Exchange on New
W'.1: Gold and silver in limited supply.
10, ,nd Warrants have advanced, and are now
auuea n follows: ,: CALM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02
The Markets.

BALrInoRE, Jane t.-Flour closed very dull
s1l heavy; Howard street super - %; extra Sd;
Valo and City Mills $3.50. Wheat closed quiet
aud steady; rcd l3&Gt 1899. white i'oGo o0c.-
Corn closed trm.r; white 65Gl1or; yell"" I %
10. Provisions closed firm and unchanged.~--
Nul>kcy closed dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

NEw YORK June l.--Cotton closed very dull;
sales Of do0 bales; Uplands midlinss 1t. Flour
closed lrm; sales Of 10000 bhls.; State So.33(G
$50 Ohio - 81; Southern $5.So@Sh.2'.
aea; closed firm: sales III $4,000 bush: ken
.4'ay white ltJc. Corn closed quiet; sales OF
,ouo bush; choice white 7>GhSoc Western y.!-
o~ iG'2c. Pork closed steady; mess sl7.@1@
>I'.73, Sugar cIo>sd quiet; Muscovado ttW'3c.
Stocks are rather better: Mo. e. >ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02
strawberry VALE INSTITUTE,

ESTABLISIIED and conducted 80 successfully
il nv the late Mrs. \. 3. CAN'T. will he con
tinued on the same plan. and under the came dis
rirliae, by Miss CoRNEiIA PEACE, and her
Assistants.
Tie ,rhnol viii i've matroniscd by Mrs. A. B.
RICHARDS and CHARLOTTE WILSON, as
sisted by Il board ot rru.o,-, consisting Of ". W.
Ball, esq, l.. Il. Means, DR.. WIN. MrNcign, Hen.
~ Jenkins, aud ". I. Moore. Mr. l.. u. Means,
will act ~ treasurer of the Institute.
Fairfax county. feb l6--aotf
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Clarke County. Va. my 24--eotJulyl
H0ILINS INSTITUTE.

rNIIE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTE
4 for Young Ladies', will open on the 9Th day Of
June and continue to the Sth of April, lSG0--ten
months.
The Board Of Instruction and Government con-
ssfs of six gentlemen and three ladies. ana the
course Of instruction embraces Eight Depart
mcuIS--The English Language, Ancient Ian
guagcS, Modern Languages, Mathematics Nutnr-
al Sciences, Mental and Moral Science, History,
and Music. Ornamental branches are ulso taught.
The accommodations ample and elegant,
ana the extensive grounds around the buildings,
beautiful and attractive, inviting to out door ex-
ercsc aud aiurdins the finest opportunities for 1t.
Holding the eutiro "Butct"urt Springs" pro
perty whose medicinal waters widely and fa
vorably known, and en- oyinS delightful summer
climate this school opens its session in the sum
mcr season, and thus secures double advantage
the lighter studies of the earlier part Of the
course are thrown in mid summer, and the pupils
are engaged in their more arduous and difficult du'
ties durins the winter. An experience ol over ten
wears has ,lctuonsf rated the excellence and utility
0f this arrangement
For bourl aud tuition, in all Literary
branches, per session Of ten months......$lS0 OO
Music and use Of Instrument. ............... 10 0U
Painting from $40 TO 70.
PAYMENTS half III advance, and half nj the close
Of the session.
y. :. This Institution is nine hours ride from
Richmond and twelve from Washington. Daily
communication with the South Western States.
Pupils will he met at Bonsack's Depot
CHARLES l.. COOKE, Supt..
l.. ~
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

NOTlCE.-The annual exhibition Of the Up
IN PERVILLE UNION CLUB, for improving
the breed of horses will take place at Upperyilie,
on Thursdsy, .tume II, 1860. Premiums VIII be
offered for the hest and second best Colts, ], 2,
and years old-for heavy draft, quick draft,
and saddle purposes.
All entries except by members Of tho club, are
REQUIRED to be made previous TO the day OF exhib-
ton.
Entrance foe for Stations belonging to persona
M, m.mbers of the Club ST. hlliss and geIdingi SIS.
NORBORNE BERKELEY, President.
Uppcryllle, Va, my l4-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02
Houston Tickle t,

BALTIMORE. June 1.-The friends of Gen
eral Houston, without respect to past party
affiliations. are organizing III this State, and
intend 10 run an electoral ticket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02
FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

HIlIE~E SPRINGS, situate fifty miles west al
l. Washington city, will be opened on the 10Th
ul June, as a irst-casS Watering establishments
The subscriber having become The purchaser'
will make every effort with competent assistants.
10 re.,tabliSh their tormcr high reputation. They
may he reached in six hours from Baltimore, three
from Alexandria, and eight from Richmond, by
Railroad. with about miles Of staging, over Il
good turnpike.
Rates sue. per meal: S'l.3o per Gay; 80 PER
week: $40 per calender m"u:a and 500 for two
months-ct,idien over , and under II years, ami
coiorcd servants half prire-wh'te servants three
iourtls--horScs joc. per day. Address subscriber,
'sWarrcntpn Spriugs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

IHAKTIES u. tUJ Il 7, SUPl.
Butctourt Springs, Roanoke Co., my 9-eol IN
y,,wo DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

rllWO DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE
| By virtue of the authority vested in me by
the will of the late john Il. bowman. otlcr for
sale TWO FAitMS--ouc called TIL l. COTTAGE.
containing TWO II / y b r. ID aud FORTY
ACRES. lying in the County Of Fauquier, Va,
two miles from Rappahann"ck Station, Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. The other known a.
WINDSOR FOREST, in the County of stafford,
near ravkcttS Mil, about fourteen miles from
Frederick Sh,trg over Il good road, containing
SEVEN HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES.
Both Of these: FARMS are we'll situated, III good
nei ghhorhoods. convenient 10 Churches and Mills;
we'll watcrch. under gooi enclosures, and with an
abundant supply of Wood ANA Timber. These
lands are naturally Of good quality, and susccpl
be Of easy improyemcni but like all farms that
have been enantcd out, do rot present 50 promls-
ing al appearance as they otherwise would do.
,--, Tie DWELLING HOUSES, together with
E3:i the out buildings. with small outlay oil money
could be made very comfortable. a personal eX
animation of the above property Is requested, by
persons wishing to bug land. Being worry dcsir
Gus of cilccing sale, bargains may he expected.
and the terms of payment made easy and accom-
lnol.tng GEORGE HAMILTON,
Executor of John L. bowman, deed.
Brandy Station. Culpeper Co., my 3-2aw2m
! AND FOR SALE.--I offer 1T private sale, my
4 FARM, |! miles from Piedmont Station, and
ii h.tll nile from Cool spring lhuIch, Continuing
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
About 100 acres of this land is cleared and IN a
fine state Of cultivation, all well set Ill grass, ana
% acres Of bottom land. whica is Il first rate tlmo
thy meadow.
It The improvements are snail but c0mtorta-
IL bic. There is the promises IN old Mill
site, one of the best in the county. Persons III
want of IL small farm, would do well to examine
this land. rs | am anxious to sell, and will give
possession tie first day of August
Terms liberal, and would take young servants
III part pay.
ANY communication addressed to me, will re-
ccivc prompt attention. LEW ID BRuCf.
Piedmont Station Fauqner Co.. my 2i-e"t
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Su1rwREcK. yesterday afternoon, ~ the
canal boat john Van Lear, Capt. Martin. was
attempting to enter the outlet lock oi the
Alexandria Canal a flaw of wind blew her
across the river 10 the Maryland flats. She
would have grounded Ial not one OF the
..seumru" on board had the presence OF mind
to anchor her with the cooLjny store.
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ROBERT HUDGIN.
Fauaui,r County. Va. my %s'-2aw2m

CAPoN SPRINGS, Hampshire County, Va.
flNAr subscriber having leased the MOUNTAIN
/ HOUSE. will, III conuecton with his "Sn
property. open tac entire establishment Tor the re-
ccriion If visitors On the iatu of Jun" For other
Information or circulars, address me rs above, or
the ,roprictors Of the Howard House Baltimore.
daily iue OF Stages ana malls from neheSicr
and Stra,burc aud Telegraph Olive a. Winchester.
Persons leaving baltimore via Harpers Ferry,
Ch,rlesto,yn and Winchester arrive 1T the Springs
1t ) o'clock. p. NJ. same iay--th"sc hy Washing
ton. Alexandria, and >tra>ittr@ al o'clock, 7. NJ,
same day. JULIUS :. " a'ihE'
Canon SPRINGS. my l6--eo2m" Proprietor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

AZ BBLS. Patent Cut Loaf, T. Extra a"d Ell
~ low Coffee Sugar, just received and Tor sale
he Iie1 J. t. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1879 CARY ST.,
" RicHMoxD. VIRGINIA, devote their entire atten
ton 10 the sale OF TOEiCCO, iIHEAT, FLOCR,
and other COUNTHY pROUICE, aud to the
purchase Of SUPPLIES for their Country customers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

MINERAL WATEH.-.ju,t l,-
- cciyed direct from the Spriag, Bedford Mine
rl Water. in barrel: aaa halt barrels. for sale by
j. II. McVEIGH i son,
i. Prince street Wharf.
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J ? Z | \ tt \ g
Neatly sIssutsd, with iispsteh. - this Office.
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Inc Richmond Stock market i, without change,
-.-' 10 trAnaAc. ions II Note are rcnurted.
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By j. I. CREIGHTON-Aucr
SALE THIS DAY.

be s S sA At RsSs auS 6Sh On the
ia o'clock, P. NJ, (if not disposed Of prvatcly.)
six very desirable BUILDING LOTS, situated
upon tho east side of Pitt street, 169 feet inches
north Of Queen street-said lots Of equal size.
fronting Is feet on Pitt and running parallel with
Queen 90 feet-are we'll located for small tene-
lments, being convenient to the Cotton Factory,
Market House, Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Depot, &C., Sc. Further information eau be
obtained by calling upon me, or J. I. Creighton.
at No IS, King street. Terms-One-hali cash,
the balance in months the title to be retained
rs security for deferred payment, or a discount
will be allowed for all cash.
my I7-eoSt JOHN G. PEACH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

rLaCk SILK BUSTERS ARE ALL THE 60.
ID Call aud see them, AZ IL, SCHN AhL =
4 splendid article heavy Silk for Sd Jel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-02

CtTOLEN.--Y c>tcrday morning. between seven
- and ten o'clock. from M room on King street.
ole door al We DR.. Il. II. St"hers, my gold
WATCIl AND CHAIN. The key attached to the
chain is the shape oi a horses ioot-the waic"
has in the inside several initia>-and on the out.
side the initials VI c. {. T. 4 liberal reward will
be given for the recovery, il left nj 10, King street
i, o-3r II. 3. rALIAFEhRu.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
Pic Mic ut Cambridge.

The Sons of Temperance and Good Tenn
plars, having resolved to attend the Tenn
perance Pic Mic at Cambridge City on
Saturday next, the members of these
Orders. together with Mitchell's Corne'
Band, meet at the Hall Saturday, a. u
O'Clock, A. NJ. and march from thence to
the depot. 1t is expected that each indi-
vidual member will be armed aud equipped
with little more than a sufficient supply
Of creature comforts for him or herself, 50
that those who may accidentally be there
may be sbundantly fed.
Recolect. You who intend going, to be
present promptly at halfpast seven o'clock,
so as to arrive at the depot in time for the
regular Central L. X. train. The Pic nicers
return at 10 o'clock p. NJ.
GEN S. +. CARY, writes to our friend
D. NJ Bradbury. that he Twill positively
be at Cambridge next Saturday. to attend
1.-The Union Temperance Pic Mic, and de-
liver the address on that occasion"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
DERU WAN UPi-

Tbis celebrated blood purifier has been highly
mend-d 70 prevent boils-.,so clear
tn. blood. whenever every little scratch produce
sore. For sale BY 20 8. PLC MINER T. KELLY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
Valuable Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING los acres, rs whchare in high State
~ cultivation, thirds grass Said IA m
has abundance of tsing stock water. we'll
adapted for gazing meadow. IL good Grain Farm
The improvements Frame House, almost new large
frame Barn and oatbuiidrgs II located
miles north Of Richmond. the Richmond ABBY Pike
has State Road running through it, good every wav
and Is altogether d-sabe farm aud will I've sold
urthcr particulars cali n . address,
BENZ. STR ATTAIN or
JESSE COFFIN.
Richme nd, Ind.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
Lumber |!

EHPersons intending to build or use
Lumber. would do we'll to call WA CAIN & SONS.
near the Depot they have large stock OF most kinds
on hacd and MI BILLS at short notice They WIFI sell
the same quality lumber low figures cash.
ary Cheap Lumber Yard In the city. ll-3
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
RELIGIOUS Notices.

The Corner Stone of the new German
Catholic Church will be laid by Rt Rev.
Maurice De st. Pslais. Bishop of Vincennes,
on next Sunday. at 3 o'clock.
Rev. ]. T. w. McMullen will deliver an
address on Sabbath Schools in Pearl Street
NJ. E. Church, on next Sabbath morning. Of
hali-past 10 o'clock. A collection will be
taken for the purpose Of replenishing the
8. s. Library. The parents, and friends o,
Sabbath Schools are respectfully invited &c
attend He will also preach in the same
Church on next Sabbath evening.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24
OLD SETTLERS MEETING

The Old Settlers Of Wayne and
adjoining Counties, are invited to
meet in STARR HALL, JUNE 9TH,
for the purpose of renewing former
friendships, and passing few hours in
listening to short addresses, and social
conversations connected with the early
settlement Of Whitewater Valley
The meeting will be opened at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, and an Afternoon
Session at 2 o'clock.
HENRY HOOVER, PREs'T.
Richmond, May 9th, go.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

TIME TABLE.
Arrisass and Departure. Of Pr-e.H~ T,si...
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On and and after Apri, 10Th, Trains will and depar
follows:
Freight Leaves ~ Passenger $40 4. and Pc
oria ani BurIiszton Express Train 0:sp
Passenger arrives 2:s0 y Al RichNonJ foi
Cincinnati Peoria and Burlington Express, 40 a
Freight $50 r.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. B.
Burlington Express leaves for Cincinnati 400 A
Indianapolis Express, 10 90 Mail B. 25 Rreis hi
IL. ~ N.
kxpress Mail arrives $40 A. Indian pols tx. 81
sA Burlington Express 9:f3 Freight IL so
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves r. r.
6oineTest Might Ex 404 Chicago Mail, $40 N
Day Express. $50. pm: Express Freight, go. .
Cincinn iti freight. ~ 30 N.
Going Ess.-Morning Express. 10 90, m; Columbus
Mail, $50. p. Night Express. lo25. m. Express
Treixht. 1900 Cincinnati freght. II 30. a.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

nNHE connection ~iiA wn- peu mis-, .r-n, 20, -.
Q, tes IN @reen oed. zith the saascrieer pranri-
Tor 81 the sAme having BY agreement been
~-a.t saosrieer nos eners the same ter sale TAI.
ptN - stas,ed on the Richmond and Bosroa Turnpise
one mile 1ta OF Nam Street. IN
limits ss.y from all Il the wantNses Ana evii. ~
tesn sesfdeHee AMI yet scsisnsy eusfp.ss
ehe stsoeiA rshxicus. AMI sii 9th
ef eeheais 81 me city II IS high All commanding pcs.
ssssne good SOFT excellent nss prospects ride
enrss and - air ana 10 alt, mos.
fahfs soSasu ser sus1rsan home in There
ahaf 30 lots here sAi= coasAiaEx from 70 10
seres each all beautiful and suitable Building %
Cone then, all VIA essice location for \
hone where they can tndet enienty rase their
uYies farm OF Yon TOTO TAes- lots viii ~
SOLD moderate pr4ees. ard upon sAeisfacsery
JAS. W. SALTER.
Reh, !, lSQo.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

MASONIC CALENDAR.
Richmond Lodge, meets the FIRST Tuesdsy
evening IN every month
Webb Lodge, the third " inesdsy
King solomon CHOPPER, se,on3 Friday
Wsyne Council. frat thursday 10 March. June
September and December- Observation-Disclosures.
Dritton Lodge (coIorsd) hrst Monday in esch
ninth.
i. o. O. r.
White Wafer Lodge, meets oveey Friday evening
Herman (tiermsn) Lodge, every Tuesday evening
WooJwssd Loi &c. every Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encamonsnt, every second and fourth
Tuesday OF each month
Degree Il RAbe-ea. Of Whitewater an1 " oodsard
Lo1gss. fret AMI third Tuesiay of each month
DsSres It Rsoecca. of Herman Lo g frat and III ri
Monday Of each month
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ASSOCIATION.

4 LCoHoL Burning FTnii, Turpentine Lard. Lin.
seeS, Sweet, Sperm Meats cot AMI Castor Oh,
ways on hand at the lowest prices at.
jos SHELDON & co.
May 2s ~
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WHOLESALE RET.1Il

UV'x2OAES.2LE " T.7XL,
100 Tons ASSERTED Iron.
300 Packages Of Boits
% Kegs Nut AID Washers.
10 " Richmond Hor>s Nails
SO Sets Axies-
81 +" SPRING.
50 Bids Sheet Iron.
SO Hoop do
Cast Steel.
Eagle Ger Steel.
SAnderson Ger Steel
L. b. Do.
A. B. do.
SRinz do
vie>s Anvil Below. s.
WAxcn and Pipe Boxes
RAsrr. Files, &c. h.
All IT lowest rates-
FOCLEE q FISH,
Rair-.~a Crossing. enc door east u Reid b Lee1s.
T los Tons Scrap fson Wssssd.
dee, 1883.