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lIeCABE, KRAFT q CO.,
DIR. n. KIsNER.

HNENDERS HIS THANKST TO ALL THOSE
i who have favored him with their conn.,
Ience and patronage, and would inform his
l6tendH and the people generally that he Will,
Ihe coming yenF, occupy Ills old offiee on ID
stISet, near Reed & Krnftig Drug Store, Centre
HneehnE, w. Va, where he may be consult
ed In reference TO theirdfsease, the nature and
character OF which the Doctor 4 lnbie nj an
times, and under all circumstances to describe
and TO assure Of the probable result and dunn
ton OF oeatment- He practices the Eclectic
System Of Medicine, using mid but efecfiye
reInedleat guppOTtihg instead Of depressing
the Vital Power The medicines used 7ly
him are prepared md put up IN hfs own
Ofice. Besides the treatment Of Acute MS
treatment OF an EHrietiea Of Chronic dFEFsase
Tint seoufEe Of The humAn rnce SeToflila m
an rs varied f0dns, viz: Purulent DIschnFrus
nom the Ear, 80 prevalent nmonR Children
PuFulent 0pi1alidin, Q1enn, EnlnFged Glnniis
Ulcefatidns Cancers and HIl ivuFities Of Skin
liseAseI VIII receive his special attention.
Disensgs OF the Threat, Lung and Heart, TiY-
eT Complaints, DlaFThdaa i entefy and Piles,
'Dlaease8 Of the uEinilFY OrLATs, Syphilis, &e;,
RheumntiIn md PnFniySiS Diselsas OF Fs,s
males, Dyemen0IThel, LeucnTThea, PTOlnpHIla
Utefit and MI Painful 1regu tie5 md Ner-
vous Di1eases TO which they are subject, he
treatG Euccessfnlly. The Treatment OF CHILL
DttEstN VIII lreceiTe hPRama HttentTon as here-
t0fore. Al eOnsulintiOns and toommnniel-
tiOns stfietly confidential, and viii receive
prompt attention. Night calls eheerfnIly an
sWefed. once houIA nom 10 II A. A., to
PLANTER PARIS. --{-Iti
SO BRLa. PLASTER PARIS, BEST quality
RlNl received by sslsFlH = e 80
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@dnatipna1.
Wheeling Female college,
WIIEELINGG VA.

HAIEELING,iW.iYA. ga
TNHIS INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
y with null eolleginte powers in 1881, and
Directors, viii be opened MS a coIiegiate insti-
tpte on the hrst Wednesday In September
next The buildings nre now being tho
Throughout,
In the li6cnlity of Its arrangements, in the
extent and eomprehensiveness OF its course
OF study, In It's methods OF tuition and gov
eminent, and in the ability and experience of
u BoaN OF instruction, the public may rely
upon its being a flnst-clnSs seminary.
Having hnd many yenR experience in con-
dncttng leading Educational institutions in
the EaStefn md Middle States, I feel assured
thRt with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest cO-OpemtiOn Of tile citizens OF Wheeling
ana vicinity, the College will soon he able To-
SNlsna 70 young lndies all the fAcillties for an
Of our eastern metropolitan cities
It afioHts me the highest satisfaction TO he
OF teachers OF distfnEuiShedl ahilify. eS{i11l
neuce and reputation.
y NORMAL DEPARTMENT VIII be orFnnIZeIl
~ an carly day, having especial reference to
ness OF teaching.
a PREPARGIoRY. DEPARrlrESr viii be
enter the collegiate. -
The Institution will be conducted upoh
Protestant, but not upon denOminntIonnl
principles: the leading churches of this vicIni-
~ the MathoslEst, thel Presbyterian and tbe
EpiscopaliaH, being represented in the FacuI-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER PIN
TUITIOS-FlFst Preparatory, 60: Second
Preparatory, 81; FiTst COllegiata, s; Second
GolleEthte, $ss Junior, SO: Senior Si9 %:
lAltin, French, German, or other Language s.;
ExpeTtmental Sciences, 81 extra, each: Draw.
ing, - taainting In on, $40; Pastel, $40; CTay-
menl, g o; Vocal Music, SO; Fuel "a and and 81
quarters, ~ cents ench quarter. =
B9ARD1St5; Fuel and Lights, Sc Washing
8; Weekly BOanli frdrn Monday 10 Friday
night. 81 q: Fuel and IfRhts IN ~
BillSboth for tuition and board payable in MI
cases A. the h9c0mnencement Of lie quarter
sept. Bthi Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and AnFiI 18TH
80, - l. G. LOOMS, A. II. ST. D.,
July u, leill. I'D Hilttl VI President,
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OUR Generals now have the prefer
enee as party didhtes, and they must
take the risks OF, the conflict in an are
ma where dirt throwing is one of the
modes ofwarfare. Already some ofthe
Democratic papers in New York arc
attempting to belittle Gen. Barlow, the
Republican candidate for Secretary or
State. But Gen. Barlow Is n true man
and brave soldier, and his reputation
cannot he demolished by any partisan
atta6ks., The Albany EbeEiig Journal,
in repellfng an assault upon him, sums
mp his military record briefly as fol-
lows: lil3i
HWho Is BarlowF" asks the Arms.
We answer that he Is soldier who first
Went 20 the field us a corporal; who
fought his way up 10 a GenernlshiD. /.
who led the LIST division of the ID corps
through a score of battles who turned
the tide of disaster in GRANTS march to
Richmond by,cttpturing a whole rebel
division; who was twice reported NOR
tally wonnded; who bears seven scars
received in battle; and who offered his
life for the Union, while the editor OF
the 4Fglis was bowling TREASON as q
sllmy eopPerhend, and tdenonncing
Grant as "butcher."
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Franklin insurance Comnanv
.rfl..zs or wHEELINo.
CapItnI. aIkn. .nnn.

uIhECTUE3s
IT y: Lnean, T. P. .ShallcToss. Geo, K. Wheat
geo. hendel, John Zoeckler. aaml Mcf1el.
TIl, TTs1, .; w. Fnnzheirn, JaA- n. Vance, Alex.
TNHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
J otlanIHeGi. are prepared to take risks a
MI rNte3 on buildinB Of all kinds meFchaTI-
ute, manufacturing eStnbliShme1tV ftITni-
IIiIe, h1esifn llna atsnd CANOES on tho western
EISsis nnli lakes, end also on the lives Of peT-
SIv,l @ I1I y ieIIn o. years This Company Of
It,is ~ perior tntiueementH tn NIlIneTsi Vhere-
~ they cnn be insured for three wears, nj ne
uuetti InteS- This being n home 'fnEfftufIon
eomposed OF some ninefy-f0nr EtociFhoidsTs'
lnust otEhom arc among oyJr best businesSs
men, recommends itaelf to tho favorable SON.
,h n,hdsTail9n Of tho insuTing public, and soiIcits
:, ,A,nEllsntions fnr Insurance. vim Be promptly
once, No. ATcI.uFe Hoita bainy the Oarna
tot1neFiy occupied by Adams FsxTFfISs On
". Y. ARTHUR Secretary,
T. GEO. hENDELy VIce President.
!, NC ARTHUR, Agent for paying PENSIONS,
yIlce, No. McIuna HOlse, HING Inc saTne
formerly occupied by Adams ETpreSI Co.
-
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a PIeture ID EnrII.h soeIolr.

One English playwright is said to
have written to another as follows:
HDear Bo6-You really must show
more caution in constructing your plots,
or the Governor will be sure to discover
the dead body of Geraldine in tho coll
lar, and then your secret will be out,
You consulted me about the strychnine.
/ certainly think you are giving It to
him In rather large doses, and II / were
yout would not have two ilIegitimnte
children. One Is quite sufficient, Let
Emily put hgr mother In n madhouse.
II viii answer your purpose we'll to
hnYe the old girl out of the wny. /
think your forgery Is for two small a
sum. Make It three thousand. Leave
the rest Of your particularly nice fami-
ly circle TO me. LWill finish them OF,
and send you back the fatal dagger nj!
forwards by book post. Yours,
This is not so far fetched as It seems.
The last mail from England, like MANY
that have preceded 1t for some months
passed, brings nlghfful accounts of
frauds, embezzlements, murders, exc
cutions, gnrroting, infhnticide and 9th
er crimes-all going to show the present
corrupt condition of English society
among all clnsses. The London Jour
mails themselves deplore the sorry pic
ture which their news columns are COM
PEELED to record. 8
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ArrIvnl orEmIrrnnt..

BosToN, Sept. 27,-The steamer; Iln.-
phorus, from Liverpool Sept. OH. art
we'd here to-day, bringing 500 emigrants.
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w. s. HUTCHINs
5UllE4-lE OF
THRNAN & OARNER.

Three doors ADORE ne corner on NdtEoaai Road.
BrtdgepoFt, Ohio. %
nEAIER IN FAMILY GROCERIES OF
~ al kinds, fresh Vegetable, Poultry, mesh
Sugar and Country Cured Hams md sh6nil
0els- HAVING made q permanent Arrangement
with one OF the best mills In the country, i
OF the NAt''
Finest WhiteWheat Family Flour,
In oll cases wufTanled to be the best
nave also avery nne assortment of cam
1leS and nouonA A good article OF Java Cof-
zee tireen) for IS cents per rlb. sepl3-im7
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TO INVALID SOLDIERSI
Artificial Legs, Arms and Crutohes.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.
u. g. GENRnAL HospIrAI.

r TAKE PLE8kIiTRIFs n srTITifN,55 n. m
you that have carefully examined the
Ardhcihl Legs mnnufhctured by IIEoNARp
l!faaRAns md for which you Rfe agent. For
simplicity OF CONSTRUCTION as well az tlnrnhIll-
~ and convenience, have never seen any
thlng 70 equal them, and therefore cheeTfully
recommend them 10 any who are unfortunate
enough to need nFti dcial limbs
Very FgSu't yOur ollpflIf aaI-Ivlt
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ply authority Of the IlogislatuFe.j
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
..l-;a;i West Virginia. FA7

DISSOLVED, by THE LEGISLATURE
III OF West Virginia, The following g rro-
pc.ied o. an amendment tothe Cod 1titution Of
TINS stale to be added at the end OF The fifSt
section OF the third article thereof, TO become
neconilnEt to the ppdHtsiotis thareoE namely:
no person who, since the fiFEt day OF June
assistance to tho rebellion aEntnst fliS TJnitsi
States, shall he citizen OF tllii State or be NJ
lowed to vote nt any election held thereIn
unlfs8 no has volunteered into the military
or naval service Of the United Stntaa and I'M
been or shall be honorably discharged there
Adopted. siarchl. 1855. juaS
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Very Fesp's your obed't serv't,
A. a. Surgeon ! d e. A., T. 'TiI i5 c65nu

- aAa bs .. fAst III
WHEEITNo, W. Va, April nth, 1865.
nave carefully examined the AFtincial
l-s;s Of hEoHARD LE9ILGN, and nnd them
simple In their construction, of good work.
nnnshlpt light md very substantially niHde
'Iney VIII be quite as serviceahIe ng any nTti-
tlGiai legs in ule, and on account OF their sim-
plicity and strength less liable 70 need repaiFs
1 eheenally recommend them 10 any who
may need HttnctAl limbs
JOHN PRTssELI..
n. A.Burgeon, U, 8, "A
HEBRON, PLEAsAyTs County, w. Val
September t2, 1865.
Ar. Charles BeHeT, WheelinO, ". Va. 81
OeaT SiT:-I have now been using the two
nalt !iaii le.gs OF the Iegran make, furnlshed by
you, Ior over two months and II affords me
gtestt Pleasure In snytng that they have been
Z, q sis9t a ltlstaetlon TO me in that time. The
llinb Is simple In construction, strong and =
very cpmtoItnblei in fAet ] fnd II lust the
ninb which tho necessities Of my cnsc require.
nope there may be but few who have been
20 unfortunate as TO have lost both their limbs
oA nave, but IL any such should be found to
sneh espectnlly. and to all Others, whose mis-
toItunO II Is to be deprived OF q limb cheer
Iul!y reeomned the Legran Limb on account
OF u strength simplicity, and general ndnp-
tntion to the uses for which It IS intended.
Very truly yourS, &c., FdT5I ~ -
SAMUEL BUM0ARDNER.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEIILER, AEt.,
Monroe 81. Oct lErket & Ebtirth.
4
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RFMFDY e.
DrCURE wARRANTEDIa
Dmlcrross ArE ro11owrD.
~ -caRJ ~ orc1Nar tieDeTibfn0 ON 1anpt0ai,,
SYNrPTONrS.

300 SXNhEsTONTS:
-HIHE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
y they EaneTnlly appear nFp Mt flFSt very
slight Pef6onS IND they hnve cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are Inora
sensitive TO the changes OF temperature. In
this oonditl the nose may be dIlT or a slight
discharge, thin and herid, afterwards becon-
Ing thick and adhesive. As the dlsenRs he
comes chr0nic, tho dtschaTIgesnr increased In
quantity and changed In Quail Ity; they are now
thick md heavy. md Rre hnwiIed or cOugheJl
on. The secret IONS are offensive, causing a had
breath; the voice tS thick and nasal, the eyes
deEtruyeds deafness frequently takes plnce
Another common and important Symtom OF
CNtnfrh is that the peFson kIoIllged to clear
his throat in the morning Of q thick or Shiny
mucus, which has thllen down nom the head
during the night. When this takes place the
way 70 the lungs and should lose no time In
anestinR II.
The above are but few ofthe many Catnrrh
Symptoms
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THR New York Express having said
that Gen. Barlow, the Union candidate
for Secretary of State of New York,
''won many II not most of his laureIs
under Gen. Mcclellan" the Tribune
aptly rejoins as follows: "Genernl
Barlow's reputation is that of an active,
resolute, hard-fig lighting general. n he
managed to win any part Of that repu-
est possible testimony Of his ability to
overcome circumstances by force Of
character"
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NEW FIRM.
j. s. TRIMBLE & CO.,
rLusnEns AND GAS rITTERs.

TNHE NED II AVE JUST
j opened q new establishment on Market
street, between Qniney and John, where we
eoftInent Of every thing in our line OF 6uslnelN.
We We are also prepared TO execute With despatch
an hlngs OF work CONNECTED with the Plumb
ing and Gas Fitting business Our stock is en-
ttrely new and has been purchased for c1sh
at the lowest rates. We therefore feel conf
may Avof Us with their patronage.
anE4n 10 55a y. s. TRI1lBIE & Co,
4 lftOc0As AND CANTON sAIATTING, JUST
W received, ~ i.i'-Ii't n. q HARBOUR,
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A GENTLEMAN, who had the curiosity
to spend a dime In answering an adj
vertisement which promised valuable
advice for that amount, received by
mail the following answer:
Friend, for your ten cents, postage,
please md tnclosed advice which may
Oe OF great ynlue to you. As many
parsons are injured for weeks, months
and years by the careless use Of q
kniIe, my advice Is, when you use a
knife, always whittle from you.
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@ttdifaI. ~ Al
SELLERS Cough SYRUP,

IT Is PROMPT IN IFS ACTION, ALWAYS
safe, ana may he given TO the smallest child
3 o nnst delic.is lesnale with ennillonee IN It's
EplritnOus ingredients whateveF, 81 4 not only
applicable To the vIrst majority Of Pulmonary
aud bronchial affections. but Il peculiarly
vnluhble 10 children. affnrllnR great RELIEF IN
Whooplng Cough and kindred diseases From
large number Of certificates received fFum
year to year, we present the following.
From the Rev. II. q. Limb, Pastor of
Ohio.
ALEXANDRIA, licking Co, Feb. q. iS58
In January. 1854. / had a severe cough pTTp-
ceSIllng from a bad cnltl, 50 that CDuUhetf M
most iIiesl1lli .tor tw days and night: from
twice, In the evening, OF Tho prescribed dose
and retireI and slept NIL might without FfT-
EtOolS the syrup neaih In fhe morning. md
preaehed tWiea during the day without any
since thnt time have Etvcu II frequently
70 my children, and believe that 1t Inns C@SeIi-
Tally relieved them. HourA, truly,
Reeommcndcd particularly to Clergy
men; Lawyers and other Public
SPEAKER. F#tsHIrEI n-F
Professor Porter Inns, without solicitation,
given a Certificate OF the excellence OF this
Ing TO all who are nhlictei with coughs
Iiitsbl1p Daily PnSs. ln
. EXcMASoE HorEI, December 10, 1875.
.MetsTS. ESiidDr3--H Having been for some timC
past yeTy much nfiIeted with n severe cold,
and almost constant cough. and having tried
various remedies, syTupS, DC, and NIL to no
etlect, was induced lIy my esteemed friend
W. w. Wallace, OF this city, to make n trial
OF II. +. Sellers Cough Syrup. did 80, md TO
my great surprise, l received almost immedi-
ate relleL IL was with the greQteSt difficulty
that i lectuTed before my rCspcctiye claSsts
but ON taking n spoonful of the syrup, lust
before entering my lecture room, l could speak
with perfect ease dnring tho evening. l
would particularly recommend Il 10 clergy
men, lawyers, md other public speakers.
JAMES III. PORTER, ITec Of Mathematics.
PREnAnEn ny
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New Use FOR WATRRRALLs,-On the
train from New York for Philadelphia
on Thursday evening, lady had her
pocket picket of one hundred and eighty
dollars. A woman who was sitting be-
side her was accused OF the then and
she WINS searched without the money
being discovered on her person. Atlnst
passenger suggested the idea of ex-
amtning her "waterfhll," which. amer
some little hesitation, was done. and
the money was found to be snugly
slowed away there. :.
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Bottle vim last month-to
be used three times n day.
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6tns 1854:
EXPIRES TRAIN.
nj. teslye- Returning, leave
" " neelllG 0t--lla1A. y IgRalttmnraat P.t1P NJ
MOuntisviIle. l2nO " NfaTfifisfIuTS StIS ~
~ p III CumbeTlhnd- 7:lh 81
Cumberland .ll:l0 q lGFlff0n - I.iHp ~
AIartinshurg. 3:lS a NJ AfoundSyiIie G.is a
Wash. J'tn..-. SsI4 - iBenyood Gsin q
> ATrive nt- nj ATrfTe n T S '--
AH'Ai 'Ailu4iWlute.'.'-. u non bst0 : Wheeling-.... 7:I0 {"
MAIL TRAIN. = 20
Leave TsstI,r,,,,,,, ,,,,-.
Wheeling at Rs60P. n. lRSifinoTsSf On 4 -
Benwoni... ...l0s90 a iTVnSh ITifI1 SsSS q
st Niile-ii5n AtarttitSluTR $40 p. NJ
S1In s;-...-s- NJ suH beflhnd- T:I5 Is
fS,i .,:.s;'- w lOakland.---lnela Z"
HlttliliinIeItllIl1- ss6R. NJ lGfafton .- l:l0 "a
1IyU, 1s5 lAloundEvtlle eSO A. n
mIsn. IN m bs1 iBenwood.- G.20 a
=, r,S11iIllINaHt- Arrive At
~ ~ ts4S FWheoling.. ESQ a.
VIZ SMITH, Master OF Transportation,
sass u. b FORD,
hoEo % General Agent, Wheeling.
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Net assetg exceeding tfose of Hf3S S9bsS ~
ssSSamIpany doing File btrGinoiS In the UnItSd
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HoaEBINSURANcE 90. oFMEW YORK.
3ssts i.t e 5Raaa49. Pasa is. 1920 g
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SEoURITYLM LME 90. oFRRW YORK.
3sRels 3Rliai Il sli fsSSaES, SS!S i' so g g
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rNcoRPoR1TEnM1 1ssz
1ranspnrtatton.
Baltimore 8 ohio Railroad
A0Ws.ss7Es.sa

- " iif.tlLANa STATION Nov. 8, 1884.
DASsENHER TRAINS WILL RTTN ny
~, the following schedule on and afteF Nov,
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I NSUR AN CE
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CONTINENTAL LNa co. oFHEWyoRR.
C9Sh CSSPltsi h an paid ir 500 zoo %
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! 10. ..sl.. .ElAA8EER RARLA.ff - f.--t ll
50 BRLis. PLASTER F ~ PARIS, BEST quality

20 .S''.Y = u - 2 F. c. H1IDRErH 4 BRO.
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policy 1IgessRR5ss SdSst s6gs s5 the nett dsaed %
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.aasaraafE.!
FIRE, MARINE Z lNLBNDNSTTRIVCE
R9.BOO.OOO.

IAN BE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST
~ elll1n1nle terms in my OF the forioJSI5S
Companies, representing In The ngEreTats
CASH CAPTTAE AND ASSETS 6oyFm
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&, E. Sellers & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa,
SOLE PRoPRrE-roRs-
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ARRIVAL & CLOSING OF MAILS,

tne Fost OiIee, NfheeIInE, ". Va
AFrfrea nt Onna. NJ
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Ohio and mississippi TranspOr,atto.
s1i-ef- Company. ono
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-03
DIED.

This morning. at his residence WoodaNn FAIRFAX s'A.
~ w. INsIIJ1A G1BSt}V aged about 55 years He had
resided in the county about years and viii be rceii
cd nv all who knew him. kind friend &nd neignhor 0
connanon In his domestic circle c was III "iec-
sionato and devoted husband and attached father Way
,ncrcful God soften blow to his beloved vile ana al
fcctionate children
Charles and Emily IL Page aged years AID IL mouths
~ The funeral viii take place from the residence d Mr.
Clagctt Duke street at L o'clock o-no csy Ire IRENE"
Of the family are respectfully invited TO atte!t.
At the residence Of her gran1f,thcr Geo P Wise, ESQ.,
in Eauquier county, Va, the ZIG ut" ALICE lAahl
WISE daughter Of John G. and JEANNE J. NltWcli age"
fD,rm months
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

The population of Alexandria, everybody
included is estimated at some l6 Or 1900.
It will, probably, be less this winter But
when Spring returns, and people are ION their
feet aga;n, as to business, Te hope for an n
crease CT permanent residents, thrifty, indus
t1ious. people. IF we could have Man1'facto-
ries established BY corporations Or companies,
CT even By individuals, the increase would be
considerable, at once It is al! important, as
matters now are, to make Alexandria 3 1ial-
ufacturing city.
THE MARKET, this morning, was but poorly
supplied, and prices were kept up fully to the
rates Of last Saturday. This IS sad 70 pc Q
fire apple year, but apples are still very h1gh.
BALTIMORE MARKET: Oct. 2,-ElouT. 1.-The
market continues very t1rm Tor al descriptions;
though there IS more activity for the local
wants than Tor foreign shipment. included IN
the sales reported were 300 bbls. Western Ex~
ira lSnring Wheat( at S9l23 $50 bbls. fair to
good Go. at 95Oas9 IS, and lots Of Howard
Street Super at 37a$9 per Dbl. Shipping
| brands City Mills held ISL so, high grade
do, sl2 So, and Baltimore Family 5l4 30 per
barrel
Grain. W heat-market continues steady,
with sales Of white at 265a$2 90, and 1000
bush. red at / 9Oas2 80 per bushel. Corn
demand fair. with sales Of 1900 bpshs. lnseG1or
to GOOD white at SOa9O cts $500 busls. do az
| 94a96 cts. and $500 bolshs yellow 1t 9)a9! CTS.
nearly ali at 93a94 Cts. per oushel Vata-
| 74OO bushs received; market dull, sales OF
! 500 bushs. at 43 cents weighr, and 1860 bushs.
! at 40 cts. measure.
Provisions. The market IS very bare OF
stock and prices continue to improve; par
ticularly for Bacon: sales Of Is, 0O0 lbs. SIDES
to-day at 224 cts ; Shoulders in lots at205 CTS.
Mess Pork firm at $50 so per bbI. Lard goa
303 cts per h. for Western. No Bulk Aoats
offered
GEORGETOWN MARKET: Oct. 2.-E?onr and
Chain. The market opens with good &C.
mand fer SMALL lots, to supply the local trade
Prices are quoted as follows: Supers, IS 10 to
So: extras 50 Is to SO so; fan:lhes Sl2 to
| SIS So Wheat-Good red, $2as2 Is white
So 20 to So small lots arriving from western
! depots.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 2
| Cattle-The market is lower; sales OF 2,2OO
! head at lOa$l7 per 100 lbs. as to quality,
Sheep-sales of 5000 head at 65a75 cts per 10
! for good fat Sheep, and at 34a$5 per head 1oT
stock Sheep Hogs have advanced: sales OF
,. 100 head at l7a$l9 so per 100 lbs. net.