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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27

LurOURu Ii AEOuA Suc <oV-AOoh
level at the rate Of 40 tons per day.
ea oPHm.
Nothing extra good developed since
our last report.
COUNTY CLERK.-Wm. ny. Doane,
Of Gold Hill, Is a candidate for County
Clerk. Nj. Doane Is at present Town
Clerk here, and from what we have
seen of him, seems we'll qualified for
the position. He has been a resident
Of this town for about two years, has
his wife and two children here to indi-
cate permanency Of home, and Is
backed In his aspirations by no less a
person than that ~serviceable and battle
worn Republican, ex-Mayor w. d. G.
Gibson. Mr.. Doane served in the US.
navy from 1861 to 1865, having first
shipped Us a landsman, and being sub
sequently promoted to various posi-
lions, such rs Paymaster, In the navy ;
and having been In quite q number OF
naval battles. He Is sober, industrious
and energetic, with 3 fair share Of
"cheek" In electioneering, which be
can do for others better than himself.
He will present his claims TO the
County Convention, and abide the
result. 60
PRoDlalous CELESTIAL COMING. -
Chang Woo Cow, the celebrated Chi
nese giant, Is coming. His advance
agent arrived at Virginia yesterday,
and informs us that the giant, his wife
and the baby giant will arrive next
"Wednesday, to remain on exhibition
four days. He (the giant Is eight feet
high, and weighs something less than
a quarter of q ton. He Is well edu-
Gated, as a man Of his high standing
should be, Is a good Catholic, Of re-
spectacle, commanding appearance,
and able to look down on those who
think themselves his superiors. He
creates a raise In the rice market wher.
ever he goes, and uses a whole roast
pig and q keg Of lager every day for
his four o'clock lunch.
CHANGE OF BAsE.-Dr. j. U. Hall,
the popular physician and surgeon Of
Gold Hill. has just moved into his new
office on Main street, nearly opposite
the News office, and a short distance
below his old office, destroyed at the
great Gold Hill fire. DR.. Hall Is well
Known as one OF the most successful In
his line-hence his popularity. His
abilities particularly rs a.surgeon are,
we regret to say, called into frequent
demand by reason Of the numerous
mining and other accidents peculiar to
this community. he can be found day
or night at his new office.
A NEW ADVERTISING DoD0E.-Ev.
cry time a lady who uses fragrant SO,
zodont opens her mouth, she sdvertises
the article. The state of her teeth Is
n certificate Of Its excellence. Nc
spot darkens their surface, no impurity
clings to them, the cushions In which
they are set are rosy, and the breath
that swells through them Is sweet as
the breeze Of June.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE. Harry II.
Pennoyer. Of Gold Hill, Is announced
as a candidate for County Clerk under
New To-day" Mr.. Pennoyer Is a
most excellent scribe and bookkeeper,
having been chief clerk Of Charley
Van Gordcr, and Simon Ogg. for sew
eral years past. II nominated and
elected. We feel confident he will make
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27
HOUSE ron SALE

AND Ler HeR~
Yard, upper Gold Hin, with Ave roomslW
and . hrls cslAf. Everything sboat tbs place
h oonpsaient, with water In The hoose. VIII
Be sold CHEAP FOR Cash. oall It the NEWs
odlee for particular.
Cod an, Jaly 18th, 1870. NlsW>
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
Mrs Ward Miss Green AS Eells
Geo Logan, VT Mrs Home 4 Mr. Krcgne
d, and child children J N Flint
Mr. johnson Mrs Anderson Mrs. Cox
r Alcovich
Departures.
1T WILLS. FARGO . co.'s line
II Sullivan c B Dugan Mr. Steinhart
M Lagrave Mr. Rowland 3 johnson
Thos A Smith John Marcy Thos Harvey
Sam johnson Jas Mayberry Miss Bronson
Geo Brewster Mary Fisher aister
TDumais JSpenccr w II Leonard
John Carpenter Nicholas Baull W " Byron
David Reussim A N Grove W Johns
j 8 Marston Ma Bass
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27

JOHN L. Moosk.-An the old residents Of this
sectlen know John L. Moore, Of Virginia City. and
the few new ones who don't happen 70. should make
his acquaintance as soon Is possible, especially II
they want anything In the furniture or oeddlng line.
In our advertising columns may DO seen an ar
tlclo setting forth that our friend Moore has for sale
at his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
Warehouse, Niagara Hall. North b street, Virginia.
an Immense stock In that line. from q double bed
stead 10 u tin dlpper. including carpets, mirrors.
stoves. ~crockery, tlnwAre, lamps. table cutlery. etc,
70 housekeeping With. Call and let him show you
through his cstablshiuent. apSlm
IN this age when merit 10 obscured by selfasser-
tlon. and Caring advertisements take the place Of
solid talent It b q pleasure TO meet with true worth.
To those In noed Of medical aid we would ceeerfuly
~rainento street, San Francisco. During Its twenty.
years VI operation Il has held the highest place Of
integrity. and has been recognized As 1Iure refuge
Of the sick, whore all receive skillful and honorable
treatment. See alive {. semeRt on the inside. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27

BEEN -ssshsSdwwsymnse
feet Of the, northern boundary, where
the ore pinches out, or Is reduced to
but two or three feet Of very low
grade.
Daily yield AZ tons, all from the
eighth level. The ore shows consider
able improvement over that Of last
week. Drifting Is now being vigor-
ously prosecuted In order to strike the
new and rich body of ore developed nj
the north line by the Gould & Curry
Company, In the ID street level Of their
mine, and which Is thought to extend
into the mine. The sinking Of the
main shaft deeper progresses fsyorably,
GOULD 3 CURRY. ,
The body Of ore developed last week
at the d street level, and near the
Savage line, proves to be richer aud
more extensive than at hrst supposed
hence the great rise In the stock. More
will be known about this valuable de-
yelopment ina week or two from now
than at present. The other portions
Of the mine show nothing new.
KENrUcK. .Spss
This once famous mine Is In that dis.
| reputable condition commonly known
as played out" at present. It was
yielding so little ore, and that Of such
poor quality, with so little prospect Of
ANYTHING better, that the company
thought best to shut down the mine
entirely. That's what's the matter
now. 80 ssh
SACRAMENTO AND MEREDITH.
The ore shows improvement toward
the north, but It all yields well, and
both mine and mill are doing excellent
work. All prospecting develops the
pay ore Of this company's ledge to be
far greater and more valuable than
ever before supposed.
HoPR.
No material change since our last
report. The ore on the fourth and
fifth stations has improved. Taking
out about forty tons daily, averaging
per return Of mills ga to $25 per ton.
Two mills are kept constantly running
OH ore from this mine.
CROWN POINT.
Daily yield still about 30 tons, low
grade, averaging $l9 so per ton under
the stamp. Prospecting drifts show
only barren vein matter. The incline
Is now down % feet below the LOO
foot level, and still progressing favor
ably. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nc important change to report In
any part Of the mine. The bottom OF
the shaft Is In lively quartz, showing
an occasional trace Of metal. Plenty
of low grade ore Is developed In the
old upper mine Of the Imperial.
BELcmR.
"A few tons of low grade q Are be-
ing extracted from the 152-foot level.
The prospecting being carried on at
various other points In the milne de-
velop nothing good rs yet. The 40
foot level Is being reopened.
SIERRA NEVADA.
Nothing new TO report. The suit
brought BY the Sacramento and Mere
dith Company, last week, for the whole
Of the Sierra Nevada claim, depressed
the stock a little, but It rallied snbse-
quently.
CALEDONIA.
Connection having been made with
the old American shaft, ore Is being
extracted through 1t from the 20OEfoot
level at the rate Of 40 tons per day.
Har oPHm. r
Nothing extra good developed since
our last report.
COUNTY CLERK.-Wm. by. Doane,
Of Gold Hill, Is a candidate for County
Clerk. Mr.. Doane Is at present Town
Clerk here, and from what we have
seen of him, seems we'll qualified for
the position. He has been a resident
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To provide funds for this MAGNIFICENT
ENTERTAINMENT, 1srasI ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27

poRiR snSc HiRIEs r PETERs, sis Csl:
fornIs street. Business Agents for the sale OF
Ticket, and for the trsnsscion OF an Bustne,s
-eonnected With tbs Entertainment, TO WHOM AL
commnnications may BE- addressed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27

Hf4h f'a '.''
l. y gr'.
Is .E n.# rH n
90 %
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uAnr NoRCROss.

The sinking Of the main shaft deeper
FIR a new level was copmenced this
last week, and Is progressing favor
ably. The north and s0Ith ore breasts
At the seventh or lowest level continue
looking and yielding well, and the
ralse south Of the shaft IS now up ~
Sset. In excellent ore all the way. The
SIN door. Of this level, north OF the
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NorrCr~

APSKHi@ 81 TOO wn b given for he
bet Modal Of two Wheels OF giass and irol, foT
this distribution. The Trustees reserve the
light to reject my and al models, 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-27

SACRAMENTO AND MEREDITH.
The ore shows improvement toward
the north, but It all yields we'll, and
both mine and mill are doing excellent
work. All prospecting develops the
pay ore of this company's ledge to be
far greater and more valuable than
ever before supposed. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11
REGISTRATION. The following is the result
II the registration which closeh in fhia city

LOCAL BREVlTlEs. A meeting Ut the CouC.
ty Conservative Committee wall be held tC-
night to perfect arrangements Tor tho coming
municipal election.
The French Brig i1oIsltil, with load Of
salt direct from Liverpool to w. \. Smoot, Of
this city. Is now dlscharging her cargo.
We are indebted To Aic. John ii. Parrot
for calendar book, a wash list, and school
slate, made Of the Slcate slate the most ser
viceab!c OF all the new invenion,. The oalcn
dar book is TIA: most convenient thing Of the
kind in use.
Detectives from Washington ami phiIadei
phia have been here to i.rrit gu. the thieves
who robbed Mr.. Adm. but no ccw to them
has yet been discovered.
Mr. NJ. Bossart, No. II south Fairfax street,
has just received supniy OF fresh and excel
lent Yves. India fruit
The report Oh the streets this mornng that
the house on the corner Of Duke and Water
streets had been robbed last u, ht WIS incur
rect.
There were fox sale 10 market, this morni ns,
some CT the largest surgeons We ever saw.
There Is I demand for these fish 10 the inte
riOr towns
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cry COTTCIL.
q FHiCI4 PROCEEDIFGH.

At \ regular meeting OF the Common roun-
ell, held May 10th, 1870, there were present
j. +. Gmcot. esq, President; Messr:. stew
art Martin, Moore, Moran, : r4lc, Stein Shir.
ley, Massey. Harmon.
~ petition of Mary Ann Price for IL roluc-
ton Of assessment or property on Union street,
opposite tho Brown Shed, VIZ; referred 20 the
Committee on Claims.
A petition OF L. Z. Iuckctt lrr relief from
tax on inco1!o, improperly As2rsSo,!, Was refer
70 to tho Committee on Gains.
a petition Of f. w Ro2er TO- rc,:si!. Of lost
certificate Of reg stored stock, va. referred to
tao Committee IN Finance
a petition of VIM. II. Wind -: !"r l@a ..ha:c-
ment of n cnrtai nuisance ne~r the Cor:.U. e
King and West streets, ELECTED tho following,
by MIR. Massey, which was adopted
Resolved, That tho Supa9 intend at of i'ul:cr
examine all the collars Of this city, and wacr-
evor there is q nuisance q any kind that he
immed utel Y aDate the ssTne 81 the expense uI
the owner OF such premises.
Bills O! w. Lewis Milbutn, So 80; James
EntwlSle jr, 5000, and VIM. il. DovaG2ha,
$50 Is, wero ordcrcd to he p.id.
a resolution, By Mr.. Nra!c tia. the suprr
intendcnt Of Police be authorised to hev" the
curb stone set and gutter paved IA fro". of The
premises OF Robt !. Edclii, on Pt. stree, i
tween King and Cameron, WIS rclerFcI IL I'll"
Committee on Streets with Instructions
A resolution, by Mr.. Harmon. th@t tie con,
trac. between this Cooperation ard y, l.. Il II.
T. r. Co. and w A. j. q. l.. K. Go, cespert-
ing their track from Water - Union stree, in
view of the abandonment q! the sane. be nall
and void, was referred II the Committee III
General Laws
The Council thea aGiourEc!.
Taste: O. G. MHIVTLtSkG.C IE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11

LOCAL NEWS.

CITY Council. Last night was the time
for the regular semi monthly meeing OF the
City Council, but as there were only tour mem
bers of the Board OF Aldermen. viz: hessrs
Dyson, Garwood, Mccain and Harmon, pres.
ent, not quorum, there was no meeting OF
that board, and it was understood among those
who were present that there would not he Il
meeting until the next regular meeting night
In the chamber OF the Common Council there
was prolonged debate upon the petition OF
w. II. Windsor for the adjustment .! nui
sance caused by the stagnant water in the Gel
lar of the store house OF Samuel Grigg, uurlh-
west corner of King and West Streets and IN
that of the house of Mrs. Harris adjoining,
which was anticipated in by MesS!S Massey,
Shirley, Baker, Martin, aud Neae, and was
brought to close tv the President. who decld-
ed that the superintendent OF Police was by
virtue OF his Office authorized to ahalr All nut,
sanoes without further action Of the Ccuncl!.
During the discussion it was asserted by several
Of the members, and their assertions wtr. not
denied, that the cause Of the now frequent
hoodings Of what were formerly dry cellars was
breakage in the water pipes, and MIR. Massey
expressed the opinion that i; upon examina
ton such was found 10 be the case and suit
should be brought against the Water Company
it would not be a very sensible jury that would
not muIct them for damages. The petition
being disposed of, Sir Harmon Introduced the
following resolution
Whereas, the Alexandria, Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad Company have abandon
ed their track from their depot. Oh Water to
Union street, and whereas the Washington,
Georgetown and Alexandra Raj road company
is no longer in existence,
Therefore, be it
ReSolrct2, That the coutrsct between this |
corporation and said roads granting certain
uses and privileges OF the streets o: the city is |
null and void.
Mr.. Moran-ls not then the contract with |
Tue Alexandria aud Frederick Railroad,
null and void?
The President NJ. Is charter still COT
iinues
Mr.. Massey resolution asserts what |
10 not know and consequently clnnnt vote tor
il. Ii the gentleman who offered it vii! move
o refer it to the Committee on General
Laws will agree to it. but il not will debate
md oppose it.
The resolution Wa, referred as Mr.. Massey |
suggested, and the Board then adjourned For
,tiica proceedings SEQ another column.
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RAIL seb.afb AZ s,%

.. S:oGrick, j. Dean Smith,
n,:..so III. Brent, Walter Lenny,
Oscar y. Stevens
DEPA NTUKE OF TRAINS.
i " TIME IA BILE NIGHT TRAIN FOX
RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURES OF Pa.
SENGkR TRAINS CHANGED.
ID AI TRAIN FOR LYNCHB URG
On and after MONDAY, February tn. 1870,
and Until further notice, through and loch!
passenger trains will run between Washington
aud Alexandria, as follows:
Through Day Trains, Sundays included
Leave Washington. South ward bound, Mary
land Avnnuo Depot, nj no u. IN. Leave Ajax;
nndria, Northwsrd bound, cornor Duke and
Henry streets NJ 5:23 =. IN.
Through Night Trains, leave Washington,
bound, Maryland Avenue Depot,
at ESQ y. IN Leave Alexandria, NorthWsrd
bound, corner Duke and Horny streets, st
j: ID y. IN.
Local. PASSENGER. TRAINS between WaS hihE-
ton and Alexandria iiundays excepted
L.oave Washington, Maryland avonue Depot,
~ T:l5 .. g. 10 AMI IL &. M, and !, 2, and 6:lO
p. ,.!, end Sundays includedJ at 40 p. M
Leave Alexsndria, corner st. Asaph and
King streets at g. \, 8, 10 and II IA. and l. 2,
:: and 80. III and cornar Duke and Horny ste.
and Sundays includod) a. 4 p. m.
O. A.. STEVENS, Geo. Supt.
w + PHELPS, Con Manager. mh23-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11

POLICE REPORT NAYoR's OFFICE. James
Roswell, for disordorly conduct a. til" upper
ona OF King street. was in default Of lho pay
ment 0: the imposed GAa. sentenced to c"nun&-
mani in tbs work house for 80 days, BAL Is an
other charge WAS brouah! sgarS! hin, hr "A'
turned over to the magistrates
MAGISTRATES OFFICS.-juhn i'utct, John
Hall Frsnk Walker and John Henry, S7sasts
On the charge of stealing STA an an Accord
oon from the vessel of Captain Columbus Jones
living st FishtoWn, arrested by officers Burnett
ond Edeljn. were mmitted t" Jail last nigh ::
br Justico Penn, tut re- examined til: .l"rninG
b1 Jnstice Beach, AN! dis ba:ged Tor want Of
evidence.
lanes Boswell and Benjamin Roswell "n the
tho charge Of stoaliog an anchor from Captain
Hall. ware committe1 to Jail for \ future exam
instion.
A warrant was Issued fcr the af'cs: II FL
Moades, charged with stealing ai anchor rom
Captain Hall!
WATCH REPohT-lt rsinel all night long
There we're no disturbance; and no airosts By
the watch. Two men were put in the watr
house MS desertets from the y. S. ar!ay hp
they we're turned out this morning. Una' odca7
returned fisherman, was accoinvD" .l.tod n
Tho watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11
The Markets.

NEWfoRK, May ll-Stocks, governments and
gold arc strong. M0nc7 i, easy at jaG per Ct
900 -. Va. G's, OK coupon, G9:, new 50.
Flo1r 5al0c better. Wheat Ic better. Corn
quiet and unchanged
BALTIMORE, May ll.-~.Na. is, old, 81 bid,
sc! asked, do. 1866, Ct bid, North CaroIinas :,
new, 235 bid. Cotton firm at 22ia23 -Four
firm aud in good demand at yesterdays prices.
Wheat firm; Maryland lj0llG0 Pennsylvania
l31alI%. Corn firm and higher; white I2hA
l2% yellow ljal lG. Oats tiIm 1T G%l65:.
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L 9 A n
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE { OHIO RAILROAD.
TIL CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
ROAD

TIL. CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD
i: com plated and running from CHMONl,
Va, 10 the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, in West Va, 227 miles. Il is being
rapidly extended to the Onio river, 2UU miles |
further making in all 427 miles.
In it, nrosrsaa WsstwSsd it psnesra:s sane and
DEPOSfTS Of tho kanawha Region in West
Virc;n:a. and thus brings tho superior ana
abundant Goals Of That section into commCnlca-
ton with the IRON ORES Of Virgiat and
Ohio, and tho Western. Southwestern AZ East
c"n markets.
\Vhnn c5nplctcd i. will connect the spiendld
i.arbor facilities Of the Chesapeake Bay Will
reliable navigation on the Ohio river ana lhus
with tho entire system Of Railroad ana water
| Transportation of tho great West and South
west.
1t will mako IL short, easy, cheap and favor
able route from tho West TO the Sea, and Will
command large share Of the enormous 1roights
seeking transportation to tho coast.
II will thus become ono Of the most i'npor-
ont and profitable East and West Trunk Lines
II Railroad in the country, and command "
trade OF immense Valuc
Tbo completed portion Of the Road Is doin&a
profitable and increasing business, ana Il lu''S
canal in value to the whole amount OF IN" iho'''
| cuv,. lpou tho entire lin ,oVooOU.
| "a. In.u of the Chesapeake aud ONO han-
| road Company, being First Mortgage up'"
the entire line, property and equipments ~. VI
when c,,nuttcd at least $50 CNo,Ooo' is thefeiol'
ann If the n,ost substantial conservative Hhu
ro,;ablo Railroad Loans ever oiorcd III sAe mar
ia, ,na Is peculiarly adapted to the wants oi
INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS
u,.. ,;esir. 70 make their Investments with INC
mos. satisfactory ASSURANCE u! "'::t'V' "h' W.
doubted security.
FIN, Bonds nro in donOn hHslohS "a
600 $500 and 500,
,,,bob had COUPON or EEHlSIhkfn
Interest SIX per cent per "hh"'h' pup ''''
EBAY and NOVEMBER 1T
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST "a a
pIEIN GOLD in tho City of Ae" o1E'
= prioo @ and accrued interest in currency, a. a.
/, which urice they nay nearly seven po'
= gold o. their cost
All Government Bonds and other oecar'ue'
Jos}t in ut the Stock Exchange, rcce'Veu IN "a
ob.,,o q, their full market value and oohu
s.nt to MI parts oft country free OF expires
charges. ,;-oo, from
They can DO obtained by ordering direct iron
-. or tbro,sh any responsible Bank or banke
II anv part Of the country.
FISK & HATCH. Bankers.
- No. Nassau St, New YORK
= f,I ;,rornns alton fur
J. Map., Pamphlets and full 'n'orhs', hu n,a
j n.sbed upon application in person OF Wy ''''
= al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11

ARREST or A HORSE TEEEr.-A man named
Albert ]. FALL has been arrested and commit
ted to Jail at Front Royal, On the charge OF
horse stealing. ae stole horse lr''n MI IL
G. Marshall, Of Fauquicr, last Hcss, and s'!d II
to MIR. Chatham, OF this city. Mr.. MlrshaII
recovered his animal. Ilal! has stolen many
horses Of late in the couotiea west u THIS ;tty'
and was on another raid to i'll orders, Tor which
be had contracted, vhen arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11
Southern RnDtiSis.

LOUISVILLE, May lin the Southern Bap.
list convention yesterday the report of the com
mlttee on Co operation with the Northern
baptlsls was read. The report is adverse to
co operation, and was sustained BY tho unani.
nous vote Of the convention The convention
then adjourned to meet in St. Louis next year.
A vast amount OF business has been transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11

PRODUCE RECEIPTS. -Among the receipts oil
producc at this city by the o., \ j. NJ. Il. Iva
during the week ending GU SATURDAY, last were
of corn 4204 busheIy, wheat lSs2' rye '|+'
oats 1854, 74s bbls of flour Al boxes tobacco
s. bbls. eggs, 4G bbIs. butler, ljbhls. whIsbfy'
and S car loads Of sheep and cattle.
The A., L. 4 H. Il. K. brought here dr''os
the same period, among othe: articles OF wheat
1850 bushels, corn 1914, oats 42s, Us IBIS
four, s.. bbls eggs, IS bbls butter, G;' caIVcs'
II lambs, and one car load OF cattle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11

ADDRESSES. The Southern Churchman
SAYS 1.-THE address at the close Ct The present
session OF the Episcopal High school, u. tio-
ward, Fairfax county, wil! be delivered 10y the
Rev. Kiuloch Nelson, Of Virginia, on Wcdn's
day. the 22ud OF June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11

NATlvE WINE BITTEhs. Tho native vino
bilters OF MIR. Charles Gauicr, of Washington,
advertised in another column OF the Gazette
have Tor years past been drunk in this city, and
are highly recommended by all who have used
them. Mr.. Gauter is extensive and favor.
ably known throughout this section of country,
his reputation indeed may be said to be nation :
81, and what he says about his blters may be
relied upon implicitly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-11

REMARKs.-Flouv is very active. with an sd-
vsnGing tendency. We quote al adva.ce TO-
day of from Is to Sec IN Extra and Family
brands Wheat is unchanged; oIeling of 979
bushes red, with sales vt 1871, 1873, 1856 and 40;
~ white on Change. Corn is active at an adj
vance on yesterdays quotations small for
ings Of white brought ll3 offerings of 62l bush
OILS mixed, with >sles at 104, 1O5 ll3 and ia
quality inferior to prime; 2CG bushels yellow
sold at 10. Rye is lie better; sales Of l24 bush
OILS at Ill Small offerings OF Oats, and sales ut
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