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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-11

RETURNED.-Mr. John McKelvcy, son
Of our friend w. p, OF the Literary depot
reached this CRY Saturday evening, from
three months visit among relatives ana
friends in Ireland We extend him
hearty welcome home,
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BARNEsvILIE, DISTRICT FAIR-ThOse
OF our citizens who wish TO attend the
best Fair in Eastern Ohio can do 30 by
visiting GAINESVILLE on the 10Th, Goth, 9lst
and 22d of September.
Through the arrangement made by
the managers of the District Fair, round
trip tickets will be sold from this city
for $3.50, thus SlIordiDg reasonable trans.
pOrtatiOn for excursiOniss to that place
during the fair. Was CornGt Band Of
this city has been obtained To furnish mu-
sic during the occasion.
To stock men, and others, the liberal
premiums offered will be sufficient in.
ducement for them TO attend. ...'
On Wednesday, the second day of the
Fair, we observe by their printed pro.
gramme, that besides the racking match
between horses, there will be sweep.
stakes raCking, pacing and trotting match
between horses four years old and under.
On Thursday the attractive features
WILDE slow mule racc;-ExhibitiOn of
single drivers, match horses, &c, to close
with the sweepstakes pacing match. Pre-.
mium $50 lo
On Friday will be exhibited the quick
drivers, saddle horses, Ladies' riding
horse, &c, with the sweepstakes trotting
contest for premium Of $75.
Six large hotels, with the accustomed
hospitality of the citizens Of the place
will be sufficient to accommodate all
visitors.
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GONE TO New YORK.-Wo heard on
Saturday that Prof Williams, Superin'
tcndent of the public schools in this dis
trict had been called TO New York II day
or two previously 10 pay the last tribute
Of love to the memory of his mother. lie
has our warmest sympathies in this sad
Lpst Of all earthly bereavements.
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"JuNIrER Tar SOAR" cures Chapped hands
saltrhcum, ptmpes, and all CntaneOus airec.
tons, rendering the skin soft and smooth. Man.
uiaCtured by CASWELL, HAZARD 4 CO., .
Sold by oil Druggists. New York.
my2I-M Th-d&W
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DUsT.-Wo are now fairly in the dusty
period. Our unpaved streets are covered
with dust to II depth ranging from two to
six inches The passage Of vehicles over
them raises a cloud OF finely pulverized
earth which introduces itself into the
smallest openings about windows and
doors, to the great annoyance Of good
housewives
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CLOSED. The Yearly meeting Of the
Friends at Mount Pleasant, O., closed last
Friday evening. The attendance was
very large, the congregation yesterday
week being estimated at four thousand.
Throughout the entire meeting deep
and solemn religious interest was mani.
ipated .
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GREAT closing out sale to make room
for new goods. | will offer for the next
ID days my entire stock OF Boots and
Shoes ut cost. H. V. Blond
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POsr OFFICE lTEMs--L d. Brown
has been appointed postmaster AT Coal
River Marshes, Raleigh county, oiee Chas
Lewis, resigned. AT Indian Creek, Mon
roe county, Daniel Boone succeeds j. @.
Ballard, resigned
A new office, called Flat Rock, has
been established in Mason county, and
Philip Mckinley appointed postmaster
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New Advertisements.

NV
Fall and Winter-John L, Rice.
A Cottage House.
Notice.
Furniture.
For Sale.
New Goods at Adlers
o. ID. G.
Notice-Amerlcan Building kssocia'
ton.
Notice-O. D. D. c,
Looking Glasses,
Cider Vinegar
Goshen Cheese,
List Of Letters. '
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Asa true medicine, DIR. Halls Columbo
Biltcrs is last suppIantlDg all others In the
market, and the reason for il is il Is not II
whisky drink. For saleby Reed d Kraft.
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COMMITTEE MEETING.-There was q
full attendance of the Committee of Ar
rangents for the Soldiers and Sailors re.
union in this city next month, ut the
Office of Messrs. Peck & Cochran, Satur.
day afternoon. Among things done
was the selection Of Judge Melvin and
Capt. Cochran to deliver addresses of
welcome TO visiting soldiers on behalf of
the Society Of the Army Of West Vir.
GINA, and Mayor JeIlers on behalf OF the
city. The Committee on Invitations have
received favorable responses from n mum.
Der Of distinguished officers who cam.
paigned in our State. OF these we men.
tion, Generals Cox, Mcclellan, Banks,
Sicgel and lIosencranz. General Ward,
of Ohio, has been requested to deliver nm
address before the Society.
Tho Committee appointed gentlemen
in the several townships within the city,
to solicit donations to delray the expenses
Of the approaching demonstration, We
append their names .
Washington 7OtcnShip. Caleb Sylvls,
Henry Meyer and Vim. Tippett
MddiSOn.--Hugh McCord, John B. Lu.
kens and T. l.. Higgins
CldH-S. b, McColloch, l.. T. Bushy,
Charles Senseny, Thomas O'Brien and
VIM. Curtis.
Uhi0n--John Carlin, Aug Rolf, j Nc.
Adams and j. NJ. Richards.
Genire.-T, 9. Nuzum, Daniel IIarklns
and Henry Hubbard. n. ..4jBii
IPe6Ster.--G. g. Murdoch, e.. Il. Irwin,
George 9. Trimble and Samuel McVay.
htch6-RObert COwan, Adam Wernig,
D. W. Schultz and DR.. s. Ford'
1t Is hoped that our people will come
forward promptly with "materlal aid to
make the reunion grand success in
every particular
The committee will meet again at the
same place, Friday evening, ed inst.
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Acknowledging the week end
ing Friday evening, eight marriage Ii
censes were issued from the Recorders
office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-11

Two hundred more OF those handsome
Albums have just been received ut the
Partridge Gallery
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PORCELAIN pictures at the Partridge
Gallery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-11
STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side OF Elm and Chestnut streets and eG.
tending to the river. Price from $500 10 81 900
each. according to alEe and location. Terms,
One.fourth cash, residue in equal insallments at
JNO. r. aILCHRIST,
Aur2i Al Top MIL
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W. P. q y. DIVISION.

Leaves Wheeling at 1875 A. NJ, and 4:i0P.N.
Trains on the Main Line make come ctlons at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
ington City, For all points SOnth.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection At
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can br procured
At the ofilce. JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore.
Il. T. DEVRIRS,
rnyi7 General Agent, Wheeling
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IDocT0R WHITTIER, :
! SOC Pean street, PlttsburEA, Pa,
n YsrERs oYsTERsl oYsrERsl

John @. HRFTLY, in Odd Feliows' Kan
forms his friends that he is now receiving daiiv
me anest Oysters ever brought to this n1aFFe{
which he will sell At wholesale or by the can Al
The lowest possible rates, Remember tbe Mace
SGll and supply yourselves with delicious BIZ
NANee' auRa4
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w VIIAINUIl UN IT'D OUNTD.
Manhood restored. This ia the only Medical
institute IN tho United States where young or
middle-aged men have been and can be RESTORED
70 sexual yigOr BY the only known and auFo rem.
edy. Advice nee and confidential In all matters
Of private or delicate nature. Recent cases Of
private nature cured in few days. Call or
'end stamp TOT private circular Of advice. Sep
ratio entrance and parlOF for ladles Medical
Ausium nee TO patients, exhibiting cases cured
4 this Institute. jysdSW
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aug9t
TRUSTEES SALE.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.

. @A'SS@AASAAAS
BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO the
undersigned Trustee by Chas. A. Britt and Jane
Bennett Britt. his wife, bearing date April, 1868,
and Of record In the office OF the Recorder Of
Ohio county. W. Va, In Deed Book No. 90, at
page 1875, | will on
TUESDAY, September goth, ISL,
proceed to sell at public sale to the hIghest and
best bidder, at the front door Of the Court House
Of said county, beginning at lOo'elock,
THAT VALUABLE BUILDLNG LOT,
Number fifteen, corner Centre. and Seventh
streets, In W. W. Shriver's addition TO the city
Of Wheeling.
TERMs or SALE-On thousand Dollars cash In
hand, and the remainder In three equal install.
ments in one, two and three years from the day
OF sale, the deferred payments being secured by
tho purchaser giving bond with good personal
security for the same, with interest until paid
and the title being retained by me until the same
Selling AZ Trustee, | will convey such title AZ is
vested III me by said deed Of trust
augaI sAM'L B. BARNlTZ, Trustee.
dor SALE-THREE SHARES OF
II Stock (R5OO EACH in the 1ronton Rolling
MIL, one Of the best mills on the ohio river;
advantages for manufacturing and facilities for
getting to market unsurpassed.
Augii /, IRWIN, Agent
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TRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPLY
II OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, :. $4,000.

TRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
y OF WHEELING,
IOAPITAL, = $160,OOO.
DREOToRs:
Samuel Mcclellan, George M sEI,.,
g. FI1nAheim, IN, YSneS
iS II; 4 d sas,. a Michael Reilly
This company now having beOn organized ave
years. and In that time done q successful business
10 still prepared to take risks ut Air rates on
Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise, MAnufactur:
Ing Establishments, Furniture Steamboats, and
CaTgOeS on tho Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company Offers superior Inducements 70 Farm
| ere, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years at
reduced rates. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in tho State; and
composed OF some ninety,iOur gtoCk holdOrB, most
| Of whom are among our best business men, re-.
Comm0nds itself TO tho favorable consideration
OF tho insuring public, and solicin their patron
age Applications foFinsuranCe will DO prompt
" attended 70 at their Office, No. 20 Monroe St,
or at their several egonees Throughout th9 State.
SAMIMCLELLAN, President.
GEO. ARNDRL, Vice President.
@. N. CORN, Sec'y.
A, L. WILEY, General Agent fCbl9
---L--,-TT- 49,,
W EoI VA. lN5UtANOE COMt \
| w. .A-l <,,,>.
O1AfA1%A11' @Aoo'OOo'
.i.,.. =. A.. 49,. -. -, p,,,s,,, =,
~ Ls ~ sno LtSs on "
disc and Goods In Transit .....
I..oh 11o,,N,oo, DlHEgTo Iss,, " p,,,,o,
Henry Hartman, Dr.. ]. o; HupP,
Jonathan R0Wley, Edmund Booking,
x. ]. smyth, .lIl. 4, ]. Campbell,
y; u. Bristor, =; Prayer,
VIM. j.; Colbert, Thomas BoggeSS,
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SPEEDILY CURED.
NO CHARGE UNTIL CURED.

Secret or any Form Of Disease, At the old e..
ablished Western Medical Institute, i31 Syca.
more street, Cincinnati Ohio
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e0IStV9Ss
..aas4H.
DIRECTORS:
%llli4R Bailey, AG % 1 tSTias'
Andrew ]. PAnnell, James y. barnes,
Henry SAmm, Thomas Hughes
Al. Cecil, ..r
This Company having been In successful oper'
alton for nearly two years Is prepared 70 take
risks Of Alr ratea on buildings OF all kinds, her'
chAndise, Manufacturing Establishments, Furni'
ture, Steamboats,, and cargoes on the Western
Rivers and Lakes, also to Issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. THIS Company being
composed mostly Of our loading. business men,
recommends itself TO the favorable consideration
OF the lnsurinR public, and solicIts their patro.
mage. Applications for insurance will be prompt.
" attended TO at their office, BA1LRY'S BLOCK,
NO. 4O' A''A WILLIAM BAILEY, Pros't
.u KLONzO LoRING, Vice Pres't
N. O. ARTHUR, eec'y. HH
W. Il. AGNRW, Asst See'y. lAnl3
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.,,,, her-LEAVEs wEaT-LEAvEa
wheeling daily 'WheclIng daily
b h......,.. 1888 q. m, at .........4;2O D. IN.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Parkersburg. .G86 u. m. ZAnesyille. ,sS5 D. m.
.G5 p. m. Newark. ... 1918 p. m.
Sundays excepted. sandusky .....
Columbus ..iii5 p. m.
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Insurance.
DRABoDY INSURANCE COMFY
AT WHEELING, WEST va.

CAPITAL, sl26,ooo'
With the privilege Of increasing the Sams TO
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SYNOPSIS Of Public School ksaE"r:s lus
November.

White Schools On the roll. lG2; boys 2SS
iris l79 Average attendance %M boys 2l9
girls Us. Percentage nl attendance s. in male
Schools IS, in fe,na, schools IS. Entered II :.
hoys :, girls l. Dropped Is; hoya 10, girls g.
Culurra Schools On the rolls ls9; boys eG,
girls lUS Average attcr"iaiire 13$i boys 50,
girl. ~ percentug, -; IN Inalr schools %; III
female schools 76 Entered III; boys J. girls i"
Dropped :; boys 3, girls j.
T0tal--On the rolls t5l Average ATTENDANCE
i52. Percentage Of attendance 10 enrolment 30
Entered during the month q. Dropped y
Best attendance in Snowden School, No. !, COL
ored male, where the percentage was 81.
RICHARD L.. CAE:;E,
fitr SuOnri,,I nulp!it
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S1uiii SarOIliin.

i'nAniE,goS. S. G., Dec. 4.---1u the Ku,
N!ux trial at Columbia to-day, Mr.. Stansberry
Tor defence, moved To quash the indictment
against Crosby ana others upon these among
other grounds, that the name of the persons In
turned ere not mentioned in the Indictment /;
that the i,ranl Jury had dc ciied as to the law
instead ct the facts that the indictment was
detective in stating The deprivation ofthc right
to vote az taking place at future date as the
L. S. Constitution and law does not secure TO
any citizens The right to vote, and that the
State and not the federal courts must redress
such personal grievances ~ those complained
IT. Mr.. i5taisberry argued two hours i'll sup
port Of lis objections. Climber for the govern,
meu., a.ked fer time and replies tomorrow.
In The Legislature to, day number Of tinan
:ial bills were introduced, among which were
bills for the cancellation Of ali unsigned State
bonds. for obtaining possession OF sterling bonds
now ia New York, and for obtaining q tull eg
hii,i! Of all expenditures since September.
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Tis.. Presidents Message,

NV York, Dec. 1.-THE Times commcnd,
Ia i're>ident'z message but considers lsout
well report i most disappointing oc.
The Herald comInends the message, saying
whether considered rs embodying statesman
like views i;tr he prosperity Of the country, or
AZ Il canlpaian document from 4 Presidential
candidate. It i, we'll calculated to strengthen
General Grant and weaken his adversaries
The Herald doe not commend Boutwell, :
report aud say his SuggcsionJ as to the rednr
ton of taxc; are Of a sinall rellling nature.
The Tribune strenuousy opposes the Presl'
dent ; recommendation to buy the talegraphs,
but lin;is llnrp to commend than to condemn IN
The message.
The World criticzes tho message, viewing it
IN the light Of an eIcctioneering document;
The Sun thinks the message bungEng and bog
cling. and nj message SO little worthy Of re-
Spcri was ever sent out hy any former Presi
font
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fAuctinnCcr and Rcu! tsLa.- Agent,
THRUST SALE or \ HOUSE AND LOT
4. on QUEEN @TREET:- Mds" authority
of deed Of lrus. from Audrey Walker and WHO
10 inc, dated the I'd of July, 1865 and duly re-
corded, l will oGrr .pr sale, BY auction, OF
THU RSDAY, December H. 1871, at u o'clock
m. on the premises, HOUSE auds LOT, tfgA
in The city Of Al"xandr;a, on tho northeast pass
corner of Queen and Fayctte streets, binding on
Queen street - feet, and on Farettc street It.
This sale will be made Cor cash; bHt til" party
secured will allow credit Of FIX months Oh hail
the purchase money, bcariMg Interest.
nov Ii .2awtd r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
I'Y0MMlSSIOELES SALE UE VALUA-
u BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAlRFAA
COZ NTY.-By virtue 0f Il decree Of the Circuit
Court of Fairuy co., pronounced ut November
term. 1871, in the su;t Of Grady'a admlnlatrH-
tor vs. james J. Love and others, TN" under
signed, commissioner IL sand decree named
ISL, that being Circuit Cour! day, otter for sale.
to the highest bidder, before the door of the
Court House of Fn!rfaN county, ut II clock M
tint valuable TRACT OF LAND, lying on tho
Grrmun,own ronh, in said county, about four
miles west of Vienna station, and OF which NJ
Sinkfcld resides, continuing 1:s ACRkS: ", ms II.
land is improved by new FRAME. FL
LING, with other buildings; has an abun- Gss5
dance Of wood, j.; finely wa!crct' ana .kasza
soil <usrcntible of easy and rapid improvement.
Term So much cash in hand ns will pay the
,o.ts of su;t commissions. and expense ut SAFE,
md the residue in three equal ln=tai1nehts pay
able in one, two and three yeGra with interest
from the day OF sale, to b" secured py inc hotes
of tho purchaser, with approved rrrsv:nl secuf-
tv. md retention OF title until tile last payment
is made Stamps and deed At the cost u! the
MATTHEW HARRISON, Com CT Sale
Fairfax county, nov 2J-wts
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From. New York

NEW YORK, Dec. j.--Nuthanicl Sands was
formally expelled from The Citizens Association
last night.
At a mceI;re Of the ludlan Aid Society lasl
night AARON \. Powell, who lately made tour
among the Indian reservations endorsed the
Quaker policy: and stated that the removal OF
the Indians from reservations 20 one great res
rrya,ion il the Indian Territory was in the in.
,rrest ni' railroad schemes and specu lators,
Testimony contracting Tweed with the Har
lr,n Court House >wimll;' is said to have been
given before the Grand jury. Five thousand
six hundred dollars it is stated have been traced
to his hands, while it is also proved To have
been paid him by Senator Gcnl.ct.
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suow undent4usc Told.

OMAHA, Dec. 1.-THE Union Pacific train
eastward bound reported yesterday as snow
bound Il, Elm creek, could make no further
pragrcss Two engines were sent 10 It's nssis'
tan,.t and have either run ntf the track on been
disabled. The storm has been severe along
the whole length Of the road. The mercury Is
lG' below zt:o this morning. ....
John Delaney, Il lawyer Of this city was
found last night viii. his arms and legs frozen,
having fallen from the sidewalk. severely inu-
ing hiiusr!r His liE, will probably he saved
hy the ampntation of his feet.
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FOREIGN NEWS

I.nNDcN. Dee. I'LL o. m.-1ke mcrDlug
bulletin iiom San,iringham says the Prince OF
Wales PASSED comfortable night The pro-
cress If his case is satisfactory. The symptoms
corinilc to indicate slow, but steady improve
menl. It Is understood that tue fever, though
severe las at no time been beyond the control
Of the medical attendants. Public apprehen'
sion rs to the result has measuraby subsidized.
I.oNDoH, Dec ). General ID. + Sicklcs and
bride have arrived, un their way to Liverpool
to tahc The steamer for New lerk.
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.9TCTgG.l' SHES.
= E.. e. Harrison. .AurtiOEccr.


- \ Liz or THE BRICK YARD OF TUCK
- Ek 4 LUCAS AND ALL APPURTEN-
ASIE%. - Ii ~; sid at private sale by MON
DAY. the Ii day o. january, 49, will be sold
on that dry ct II o'clock H., on the premises
south Washington street, opposite the Catholic
Ce:nctrcc. the BHICk YARD, embracing g.
acres Of CLAI LAND. inexhaustibe. with the
most IMPROVED BRICK MACHINES, STEAM
ENGINE aud BOILER full sat of BLACK
SMITH TOOLS, &C., sc, and everything coz
sttu1irg s. fr:t,c!a:5 bTickysrd. There is
wharf attached.
Terms: Ore-:h;-d cash. snd the residue in Six
and twelve months, with interest to be secured
by the rotrs Of TIE purchaser, with approved
persona! security, and the retention Of the title
until The last payment is made Stamps and
deed at the cost Of the purchaser.
ROY 3O-pUtS: TUCKER & LUCAS.
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4 Gsle-l'nII Weather nnA lee.

NEW YoRK, Dec "A heavy gale prevail
ell all night and it is still blowing from the
Northwest and freezing very hard. The pros
poets of raising the ice embargo on the Hudson
river are very slim. The Albany and other IN
terror papers consider the canal closed for the
winter. The three hundred boats frozen IN will
have 10 lay embedded in the ice and their car
goes h. forwarded by rail.
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From Venezuela.

New YORK, Dec j.-EenezucIau dates Of
the 18th Of November state that the revolu.
tion<ts succeeded in taking the town Of Hali,
after battle in which they captured some t6nr
hundred prisoners. Pu!gao leads the reVuh-
ton, which has extended around Alaracaibo.
The quasi Cuban Generals Ryan and Jordan
are pressing the government for trial on charges
Of violation of the neutrality laws.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
TO THE GAZETTE
s'tsD:Ei sS.aS2saE{"TGsN.
CDNGR ESS.
WASHINGTON. Dec. -

WASHINGTON. Dec - =. i'll;
Ia the Senate. this afternoon. re=r:nti1n
mas adopted, calling On the President IL rom,
luuniaate II the Senate the Executive cs3rT2:
pondeDce with Russia yelar;v, to the recall 81
Mr. CatacaZy.
MIR. Blair moved that the Senate take up
the resolution calling on the President to com
ninnicaie his action ia South Carolina, suspend
Ing the writ OF habeuS corpus &c MIR. b. ro:e
and addressed the Senate at Soli.e length.
Objection was made 10 hi: proceeding ty
several
Mr.. Morton said that the President had al
ready communicated the information in his
message.
The debate conf med but the Senate refused
to take UP the resolution.
The House Of Representatives was occupied
with bill snr tbs reorganization Of the posta!
service, the reading Of which occupied over AZ
hour
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The Markets.

New. ioiE, Dec .5.-Stocks drln, lnl not
very actig. Gold dull at 10 to 10y. Money
firm iu7. VIRGINIA skies c.; new e.. Flour
Quiet and steady. wheat II shade tirm"r. Corn
lc better. ...r. 81.
BALrlMoss, De. D. Virginia sixes, old, 81
bid: do. coupon. Old, 63 bid, 10 asked. West
virginias o.: bid 2se asked. Cotton strong
low middIing lsiale4. Flour steady, with Il
good local demand Wheat firm; Pennsylvania
1GOalG6. Corn trmer; white and yel!"" South
arn 10afl Oats hrmer Mt 5lu54
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-12-05

VISIT TO PUBLIC SCHoG1s.--Ar the request
of the City Superintendent, alE s. Chapman
Neale, delegate to the Legislature. visited: yes
terday. the different public schools. to acquaint
himself With the manner i'll which they are con
Quoted, previous to his leaving for Richmond.
He was accompanied BY John ". Burke,
Chairman of the City School Board.