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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lei Vino CafaIina.-The al

Ill vino CafaIina.-The announcement
that i;a, been SO generally hcraldid Throughout
the country that an American company has again
conlicIc&d importing this celebrated Inc
will L." lnilcd with JOY by all those seeking Il
pure ard invigoruting tonic; also those who
need = jr,' pleasant and refreshing stimulant
vii, !iI..i il tie ii Yin" Catalina. VI Brow: :
Catalina Wine Tonic, what they want. 1t will!
BE- Remembered, that ilnpurtntiuns were made II
1866 nf his nutrd brand, but III consequence OF
the high duty the: demanded by this govern
mcnI, the enterprise ccaSed, t. the regret of
thousands who had learned its value. 1t Is the
oldest tonic in the world and doubtless the most
inrigOrating, the purrst and best, and if impor-
tntiOn continues ut the rates now started. it will
take its place in every family in this as well us
III the Old countries. Its merits will make it q
household article, and we hope that every one
who Lsl, ever used any Bitters common patent
TOME, Will ut least try one bottle Of the Catalina,
and then decide for themselves whether they
will Use this Tonic, prepared from the pure
Juice Of the Cata ina grape, with Calisaya and
the spices Of Ceylon, or u'bitters made Of COM
mon whiskcy and bitter field herbs This is an
invaluable preparation for weakness ard debili-
ty; it relieves morning languor and gives fresh
hess and appetite, act followed byan unpleasant
reaction.
It cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costiveness,
Bilious Deranscments Crump Collie. Flatu-
lcnce Diarrhua, Dysentery, Nausea, Vomiting,
Morning Sickness, Chlls und FcrcrS, Headache,
Nervous Jrritablity, Anemia, Heart Disease,
Diseases of the Kidneys ald Bladder, Diseases
Of the Skin, and I'LL Eruptions either caused by
Other diseases or impurity of tho blood. 4, Il
Tonic in Consumption, ii has no SUPERIOR of
which thousands believe themselves to have
been cured by its use. We do not claim that it
will euro Consumption. but wo are sure that it
will prevent it if taken freely in time.
AVERY IL DAVIDSON, Grocers and Liquor
Merchants, 22G King street, Alexandria. Va,
Agents for Alexandria and the counties; j. NJ. NJ.
CONRAD Co., 10 Light street, Baltimore, Nd,
General Agents for the L. $ Office of the Com
pany, Is s. Howard street, Baltimore, Md.
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MAD DoGs.-Two dogs SUPPOSED I" Ut: I''i'l
were shot and killed by the police to-day. one
near the intersection Of King aud Columbus
street, and the other on the vacant lot III rear OF
the ,hc Mansion HOUSE The latter bt a young
man before he was shot, and after he had re-
c,;vrJ thc fatal wound ran at the officer and NJ
temntcd to bite him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

PARISH SCHOOL EXERCISES. The exercises
orSt. Pau!'S Church Parish School closed to-
day, and this crening the children under It's
charge were furnished by the lads managers OF
the schno! with hountiful repast: which, 1t
need scarcely lie added, was greatly en]oyed by
the ltrlr o.c..
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NTEW AND INPORTANT.-Juat pubIloNcd
" and mailed to any address for . cents,
1praeti cite DISSERTATIONS on Ncrroms Debility and
Physical EThaustion," to which is added lin
EsSSv On Mtrriage, with important chapters on
Disorders Of the Reproductive Organs Con-
tents: Introduction; Anatomy, and Fhysiologyi
Strril,ty: Treatment OF Spcrnatorrhna most
Interesting e Chapter on Marriage Its du!iri; OBJ
n6esis Collection of Interesting Cases, all tax
en- from Actual Practice. This book is asyn"p-
sis of Lectures delivered at II institution o. A.
Gclnbja hy the Principals and ProprietorS, Drs.
JJeo5FRJD5.A2 Il DAViEsON, and is mailed tony;
address Orders may be sent to their Office, lG2'
Filbert street, Philudelphia. ., 4
It IS book which oug ht to b" in tn" hands Of
every young man.
Philudclrhia ND l4-3m@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

ICE ICE.
| take th; method Of informing ny friends
and the public generally that they viii b' Turn
ish with
regularly, l:o'" my ""g"n 6 guy: y, % North
Fairfi.x street. Opposite Mansion House, (wher"
&C.. can be- had il, lois to suit NJ nil hours Of tbs
Iayl, and it, S:,nIy;c! Lunts drug store corner
King and Washington >trc"t..
APP l2-tt tN ILL Z. y Ell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

Horsr kILLEp-A blind horse belonging
to Mr.. J. w. Greed fell into an open we'll in
lot belonging to Mr.. Wells Harper on South
Fairfax street, last night, and died before 1t
could be gotten out this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

NTACkEkEL-Nos l. = aud 3. for sale y
MI AVERY l. DAVIDSON,
ie0 2226 King ST.. cor. Alfred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

TiE !-ON,i BRIDGE. The draw in the Long
Bridge has been out Of order since Tuesday
last and large number OF vessels have in con-
sequence been lying above and below it waiting
tor the removal If tue obstruction. Among
those caught 1t Georgetown were the New
York and Philadelphia steamers The repairs,
however, were completed to da% and vessels
are now passing as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

Police REpoRr-As stated yesterday police
man George II. Lyles who Was suspended on
the 18th uIt has been rciustated BY the Mayor,
he having expressed his regret, that his card
had been misunderstood, us he had not intend
ed to reflect upon the motives OF tho Nayor'-
He conceives this explanation necessary lis NJ
believes in strict subordlnauuu.
Policeman William jackson, for being under
the influence of liquor when renewed from duty
was severely reprimanded aud PROMISED to take
the pledge at once. ,.
MAYORS OFFICE. illiam Smith, co!ored,
who was ordered to be discharged Yesterday
upon the payment OF the imposed hne tor dam
aging the s,atiou house III III, efforts To escape
not icing able to raise the required amount
agreed To take whipping, after which he was
released upon promise to repair the Injury ut
| lad Crcasloued.
MAGISTRATES CFFlCs.-J. G. Thompson OF
compiai:i; u! Juhu Ii. Jones, Tor abusing com
plainautS wife, WAS bound over to keep tn
peace. AL thu parties live VI L canal boat.
NIGHT REPORT Night clear aud warm witt
q breeze trum the south There were no dl:
turbances in any quarter Of the city nor au
arrests. One lodger but 10 prisoners were ut III
station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

DETAINED LErrERs.-Thc following letters
are detained in the postolfi.e i'll this city Tor
want Of stamps. Francis N. Grims!ey, llar
pcrs Ferry Va: George d. Briggs Chicago
Illinois
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

HE CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETIES ct
Virginia will hold Convention in this city on
Wednesday next, l4th instant. The knights
ofSt. Patrick, Of Washington, and the illber'
man Benevolent Society. of Georgetown, have
appointed visiting delegations, and the Central
Catholic Temperance Union Of Washington
have recommended all societies of the union
to appoint similar delegates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

BACON THEFT.-A colored uau went into
the house Of Mr.. james Bradley, on Quee n
street near Royal, yesterday evening, during
the temporary absence Of the wife of the pro.
prictor, aal picked up AMI carried of pieco
Of bacon. He had no. gone, however, farther
than the corner before Mrs. Bradley returned,
and, discovering tn; theft, ran after him and
mair him deliver his plumber
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

VALUABLE WASHINGTON STREET
y PROPERTY FOR SALE.-l vii Eel,
ON easy terms, the property known As the a L.
LOWELL SCHOOL PROPERTY, on Wash-
inc,"n street, AlrXandria. .o-
The lot huS Il front on Washington street OF 10
feet :iinchcs, and runs back %. that width To Co.
Iumbu> street, occupying thu central portion OF
the square lying north o. Christ Church. Ii"
improvements are admirably adapted fora large
BO ARDING SCHOOL,, or BOARDING
HOUSE. and may readily be converted to man
utacturiMg purposes The property Is IN the most
desirable part Of the city. r
Ifnot sold at private sale before III | KSDAl,
June lst. hall offer the whole at pubic auc-
ton on that day. at o clock p. NJ, on the prem
,cs. or will subdividr it, il necessary, 10 5ult
purchasers in case OF division, the COLUMBUS
strect front will BE- divided into four or five lots,
and the Washington street front int" two" .
Those desiring to purchase can Obtain tuil IN
formation by APPLYING to ROBERT IL. MILL
LER Alexandria, or to
FRANCIS MILLER,
No 400 Louisiana avenue,
r,v6-,,a Washington y. G..
~. The above sale is postponed to Thu KS
DAY. the eth day of June, 1871.
~, 30-t, FRANCIS MILLER.
1.-The above sal" is postponed to THU RS
DAY, June I'D >.,,,r ,,,,1rp
IT, It's rhANNi' NJ i1-''i'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

TCE! ICE!
The undersigned bcg5 leave to announce t"
his friends and the public generally that ne ma
made ranucments for q constant supply ri
BOSTON ICE,
and is now running wagons throughout the city,
whcr. mt all hours of the day, Sundays included,
ICE may be had in small or large quantities 10
,uit purchasers Ice shipped TO any part OF 70"
country ~ tho lowest ma.Kct pre-
+. RECkER.
Depot. cor King and F"yet'c s'k;,
on5-,i Alnxmudrn. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

ACCIDENT ERoMA BASE BALL.-An accident
occurred this morning which came near proving
a serious onc. \ gentleman was struck in the
breast by i bail, thrown hy one hoy to be caught
by another, which SO stunned him that he nearly
tainted, and now is really indisposed from the
effects Of the blow. An example will be made
one CT these days by fine or punishment, which
will deter others from this practice Of playing
base ball in the streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

~ BILE REAL ESTATE N ALEXAN-
URIA.--In execution ct decree rendered 1T
tho November term, 1870. by the Circuit Court
Of Alcxandria the subscriber, will otter Tor sale,
by public auction, t. til" highest bidder, on
MONDAY, July ID, 1871, at T. o'clock H., on
the premises. in the city Of Alexandria, tho fol-
IqwinHE ~ qIhjft fGa" " III 5ckcr, lhisiot ha,
front Of fnriy-ive feet on ki"g street ana ono
hundred feet on taycltc:
Terms: Dnr-tlird ca-h onc-thrd IN on" year
fror: date o; sale. and onc-third in two Year.
from same date; the deferred payments l" nt t:;a
.;x NOR rrnt interest and be secured on this
property. " ni;i W - - pD
;,5. Commissioners of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

DEATH OF 4 PRINTER 1t is with regret
that we announce the death of MIR. William
Steuar. who for a number Of years had sue
cessfully conducted Job Printing office, IN
this city Mr.. s. was proficient in his hus-
nes., a kind and estimable gentleman, and
possessed the confidence Of his fellow citizens.
For some time past his health has been declin-
ing and lately he has suffered severely, but his
suferings were borne with an endurance and
fortitude that gave evidence oshis confidence iua
happy future state where pain and suffering art
unknown. His death vii! cause void not only
in the family where he was so loved, but IN tht
circle of bis numerous friends, that will be tel
for years to come. He rests FROM his la5ors
his sufferings are over peace to Its names
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-09

Will my friends please remember that they
can &c. DRESSES most beautifully lifted, m"dc
and trimmed il the l.:cs: style, a. my store hng
street, doors east ot the Washington Depot.
mv2 Mrs. c. /. SIMPSONS.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

-,~rso,y Ian l9-BEFvgs-Ony cattle have been receive
~ Mopd and good portion for sia ier rather than
improvement WIN Hn A
lrv unluce Colombo bnfaoes onered Tor 'se
be-fg -.
- be Prices uuchauee and trade dell O te Ne.La"Aeb 'o
lad Buctnehan OHIO ana Indiana sheep ~ To- a. ~
% 75g n and IS d. 1u 1ds 81 5t ~ ono slo Ial
a3 . Al 55s. and 20 Of 6-t 70 at Jtc -, "a -
~ ra. loo ID st f l5 lo.. ~ p. &c
Kae 4 Hauvr so lgO Sae sheep sg y, II Ste - -. ,,,
Forysh,h 6rs5- . p stat, shsp 20. u - ~ =,
e- rv. 10 5o p Cr1s8ss Is y Ic ti CO. ~ ID
"a so hi 70 5c: a ~ ll5d b 7c and II jay y al 6.
Mcrw BIS Ohio and Michigan sbeeP 75!a55 q, al BE-
a. l45 Csnsils. ll4 p. ..
Hume o sheep Il! 70, at &c. and 81 o 5f 2. at
Dc -.. - .,
A. Comrunqav Co. sold 30 Ohio sheen "A = a. Sc -
HoGs-Ar-vas c Fo--et aHd al Conmun or l13
feI The arke. euug, bot dr cos-i less
frm Eye sold a. Western dressed lfs p az sc nut ne
pg urc- w. 5c The l37 of % r. ami l o. los
n al &c. del h ~ ~. flr 10 p uli % 4Ss fOr 20
oxu 4riH. and fJr NV lgt fi-s o. I've ~
Olo Isq q.oi D. sol a. IJl or sc AID ~ pgs, l'3 r. s5
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
financial.


ApwIAs H. McLLSR, Aacioneer
EXECUTORS SALE OF STOCKS AND
IL B0NDS-ADRlAN H. MULLER tp. r. WILKINS & Col will
en at suction WEDNESDAY January IS 1911 O'Clock at The
fvchsnge Salesroonn No. III Broadway
By ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OPJOHN ALSTTNB, DECD.
80 shares National Park Bank, &l00 each.
$50 shares Mechanics National Bsnk : Is each
l20 Shares Galadn National BsBk 90 each.
Butchers and Drovers' National Dank
~ Shares National Bank OF North America BOO each
2O0 Shares Chatham National Bank. S25 each
30 Shares New York County National Bank. 800 esrh
lO0 Shses Merchants Exchange National Bsnk $50 each
40 shares Oriental Bank te5 each.
q o Shares Union National Bank so each.
10 shares City National Bank, 800 each.
shares Bank Of the Manhstan Comp4nv, $50 each.
IS shares United States Trust Co.. 100 each.
20 Shares Manhattan OIL Co. Z 100 each
35l Shares NewJe Steamboat Co., 800 eaeh
1000 Shares Delaware LksvsnnA Western r. Co. $50 EACH
100 Shares Long Island K Co. $50 esch.
leo shares Michigan Central r. K Co. 800 each. 49,
100 Shares MssUtee and St Paul Co. Preferred stock sl0
each
40 Shares Peoria and Oauswka r. r. Co, 800 each.
30 Shares New York Mnseum Association. 500 each.
80 NeYor Newfoundland aud London Telegraph Co.. fl
each
$4,000 Manhattan Gas sh, Co Cert6caies 1000 each
: 900 Quincy and Palmyra K r. Co Boud - ..
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Co. anklng
Fund Bonds = 900 each.
Metropolitan Light per Bonds oo each
81 900 Central r K of New-Jersey Bond
S25 0OO New Jersey Steambost Co Bonds 81, 900 each.
+0 Morris and r. X Co Bonds 81 100 each.
$4,000 Hannibal and Naples Co Bonds 900 each O'6sD
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

Il
Nineteen 80 Canal oa dated jug J. ~ parable .Iei is'O-
Nos TO- H. % 81, g. A. D. W. a. 49, Iv 10 H. TO- - Nv
l9D 2OJ T.,
Twenty bonds regstere-Nos II e. 49, 80 81 o.
R5 80 70 a. ll8 lJ lJi 10 80 iJ1. l5l. 1872 1856 49, a..
Twentyfre e2 Canal Bon. psvsble New Yort after 7No%
O95 1908 0ll 02j 1896 1881 l9 iO iO. bii 1850, b2,
roo go, rs lr73 l04 l173 1917 1897 1891, 1885 J no m
Tvslty honds sieroNos 49, % %,". ~ S
Gi3 13 IUl7 lOJ 1851 1914 lp4t 1876 1901, lD iVi WS ''
1889, I0si. l'sI. - 800 -,
Tsn,nae Canal Bonds Hsvsh'e IN London a'e lS7Nos
To- H. r. - p, 49, 81 - %, 5' 70 81 - ~ - % o -
a. 40 a. 81. s. a ,,eo
Pour hundred and class Of bonds festsrNos 2 D.
u z so Al, 80 70 - incuve % 70 80 inclusive
rs Canal Bonds PAYABLE IN LoniOn
s 8O-Nos l4O incufve lil l52 s5 10 8o 49, ~ l64.
ql 10 lag f49 n gJ 20 n lOl4 70 l5 li4 10 1852, o1l
10 1852 1854 ln66 1861 TO ly7 1919 70 ltey llJz 70 III
III J7 ll46 l53 lls7, llos Ill., J l2Ol TO 43S lAo
1895. =.
i've hundred ghteen class Of tonis tsg.t.redSos TO
,rav ~ Is la6 l37 i38 J 800 COZ. 1910,
iDll } T. 1913 lltO ll7O Il72 lAa6 70 1924 .
SYty- re- $500 Canal Bons payable London e 61-N 81
49, o. 3D. 81 l5 - i5 inclusive l7O 10 49, 2@ to Ao %"
- 4i.
Piye hundred clsss Of bonds egsNos to
= inclusive ~ 6J " ~ 5 70 1913 III 10 I'll t' 70 '''
542 too o. ,.,.
In testimony whereof hereto set band and sus 70 he ar the
Great the City Sgn1ghe ". 5h da o Jnl
A. d. lSll JOhN h- rALMhh "o'e'N'"
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS

B.1rrsopE IN la-C-ttoa--,ter feeling but active. Md
fv .es Whea srn sa ls7e: rec p better Ohio and Iuaaua
sr-i Is Peaa'[yaa 20 - j oiher grades uncas5gei
Provisions fru am go inaLd WHISKY strong but unsettled
& F11 I1 nan Fls f 20 Is 81 3 for iosa 'con,D
a. 80. afi- - $ c m s. 20 for Indiasa
o.! ONO Wheat ffm Western Re- : 500 ~ 81 Pennsylysul
Co. 50 81 q Rye steady a. 9 Corn active iess ,ee Nike
SagsrCs seslc Far Good refining saas'e FOR Grocery
Petroleum boxing ug; Crate 1-ic Refined 81 azic
Wh a Wern Ie1 At ~ d @ sqon I '3y 49, 'e y,as Sy1 al al
- as and s9 boxes do Lemons At ' sOd IS TO- cash and 80
rolEDo Jan lsFozr du s9d gaehanged Wheat dall and
Ots que. snd unchanged Rc,g-loO bbs Flour lOOO bush
Nseai 100 bush Con- 600 sus- os:s OK hin,
sa5 bales Flour fTu Grain al Aess-arkets bare LaFi
ClE7ELiSp Jan. 12GrainSo '.les rPored, PsrosunRe-
frsd fn at Zli 9!5', cIS1e hotllsy - "a 3. 70 .
Ias At % 70 IS low 70 medium 81 Basg1g dad and
quiet Provisions quiet; Pork s2i so Lard Ili Bacon
h0gders 9e Clear kb ses t ear SIDES ~ B1k Meats
eosers &c Clear Kb sides c Clear sle' He WHISKY quiet
Ovrso T. Jan. aPoar steady; sss. OObbs at 81 for No
s1g - p t2r amber Winter ?. s iCr Whe W9tsr % % for
~ IS "a MIst T Slf be5 - II 4s Co. ,p 9sts ss1
t- for Weste Bsey se sl for Canada Buekvhesi dull
- IS for urb0e q Meed frer; Shorts S24d RS; ship
II @ - - hang R O@ 80 = y yS a. ss 40 % s5.B1 So
gs and Md to Boston e. 30 SewYOrE. 81 so to Albany
cGcieo sour quiet and unchanged whsa, 'tesdy
- .' Corn sTa SeT No. 4siSs7e es.t and seller snasT
. S ei L fSia osa o 81 s 3 'PS B,,T sh Ann no no 5as
Pork steady cash Lard steady l}d2c
rominsY WHISKY with hight offer
ri ls a. Soc general bed CHER Dressed Hogs quiet al
- Co. sze chiefly al % ~ 20 15 bd 10 srnvS. 80
CyciNNAri jan l9-Ceon tgl s1d droopag hddhngs I4le
advancing; Family 8rIa and hghe
25n-l Is. Com. Rge. and Barley quiet and IN
esng-t. quet and Mess PORK sold 1t M 3O VI
as th beet ofer Lard IA fer Stam; demand light
Neat 0s Sdes-llc ssket sales, 10000 Clear Rb st
Meats good temsDt Shoulders, q n c
s1s s;as.c Hams lidIe Baoos De icr shou1er.i III gI
limited iohhng drmand Live Hogs que aud weak
Il - receipts, heal hhlsAy
good tland higher s8c bIchange llo o. buying
ALHAsY T. Jan WheAtThe market s strong for Ambersj
White ald Medium grades finn Amber ss sne Western 's9
s 50. White III 55a ~ 65i ErtrA Amber 90
aud eh Y 81 IS Rye nominal state 81 torn-hc5sf-
dcmnd limited sai-s Western " red - 695Oe Tor NeS and Oh
BsryDsnd tsoored sts,e u a5 sEIe~ed do oS
Canals kssf & Csnacs West incung Bay Qnnte
soc ~ l0 Barley Mali quote tSOIoSed state! cg
made u VI Jos 81 2 and Canada West eO 81 90
81 a. Oas tesly tU 0.f request With sales Of STATE snd
Western 6t s8dbc
BrYYAo, Jan. iflour ssles so bi ~ @5Gf6 50 for
Westsr1 spng 60 90 5 for Western Baies ~ l9~el tor
Amber and a. 5J0 - for Waite Western 20 b city
ground sCu 90 50 90 spnag AMBER ~ J0d
White also - bt RE - IS Wheat neglected kprng
eomn : 81 Corn gher 400 bush. New % l, IN
sore Oats neglected BsGey dali; bush Canada sod se
Rre frrng al Pea AMI Seeds uegcd hgeft 81
he4yy Mes Lard hgAer a. I HghsHe. Honay 81 aJ|e
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

40 s gross. c.c hscs erpcrs-o Ges, Brtan 200 es
siJ bsles
NEwOKLEAss. jan Cc,ton quct and weak Miidhng. ta1
i5c net receipts - ~ bales. 1851 bales Cork
s'l bales Bsroeoaa liz bses sales 80 bales
baleS
SAVANNAH Jar. lsCccs IN ncfet-t demand Mddnga Ilc
receipts ~ bales Great Britain
2 li3 bales sales, 600 stock 81 yTB balez
NoRroLk Jan laCoou quiet Mtfl 4e
bales tl1 hacs sales 50 bales 9 bales
WILMINGTON Jan lg-ioton Middlng lie reeepts
S2j bales eTports-oossise. liz bales stock 36lj bales
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
BUFFALO MvB STOCK MARKgT-y.s r.

Ts market although receipts continue
Light being l89 i dsy last Only
to-day
iucky 1879 n and II do 1914 A. at 80 Is; a. d. @
do 28 f so ~ Indiana, si n 80 l2t Sheep-Saes were
TO-DAY Gio lower than last weeks
sellers declined sell and held bach for better the sales
heal Michigan averaging rs NJ and IN do DO
81 Receipts hight Hogs snpply
adequate sales 2o7 head averaging 2T H. at 81 IS do 92 IT,
81 30 Prices advancing.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
pROCLAMATION of SALE of the TEXAS

pROCLAMATION of SALE of the IEAAS
Z AND NEW ORLEANS RALROAD-By the Governor Of the
TEXASB the and by the authority ot The state
rsosd known tt @ eIss shd
Railroad largely indebted 70 The school d o ne e
principal and OF the specs school nni sn-
tbe Legislature Of August 18th I5e sht1
provide for The investment O the pees boo rnd N VIZ
Of railroad incorporated BY the se and 10. sren
principal aud Interest secured bV the bonus
sus executed TO IRE sA oi Ii I"
ssid q and amendments, snd
Wh.re.s sad railroad company bJ failure the interest," an1
nebt,ress has not complied with s obligations
1896 and the amendments thereto ana
h.s complied the act 18Th Of Angus 1870 entitled An
A r The r,f Of railroad indebted " the Slate of os
'front.' special school fund = and . . A. d.. .. .
Wher.a Beeause lue the Governor Of the State -
L.gauEe 70 cause sad Faosd " De o
sat ts.eton Of said DdetteiDe@. . IL, 81, - ,, ,hs
be Il Known thst in conformity VIVID ss1 se
I,g.surs EDMUND DAVIS, Governor Of SID sia.e ",
TEsDAY ~, Fbraar D. l5l cause 70 he col" lbe
said "TeIas Orleans RAILROAD snd the charter rghs
Conpspy including roadbed nsh Of grading ose' ho
r., apmena mssonry and al the suoscroed I 10
Corn.p I'M the and al the poprrf
s baaDsssAJ TOsl Dsts SO'1
one hundred and eight (l0sl miles long
ale 10 tai, poblo auction said li!h iaJ febfl
A 1871 Of Capitol ot the STATE a. Aush
O'Clock and the sse TO We 20 ne his
BIDDER provtd>d that the Governor reserve, We
fupd shouh made Sufficient sssr the PnhSpA AAo
ius the school tsDd -. . -. .,d have
csu,-d rreai seal Of the STATE 70 be AIMED a. we
H. 81 Aop hi, 2b November A d. sD sad oi ns n-e
Ps1''"'s 0' iSiA' S ' EpaUSD J. DAVIS. Gsv,rnoE
By ts. Governor: Jas p. EEvcosB. SeestsTg OF s'se
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19

CstgtgsT0v Jsn laCottoh qnei; MdlHgs 1lfic net
eyts 0z bales; erp0rtsO SPAN so bales 16 bale
sales ba i.k5z bafe.
GaLvgsr0s 1Ot0n quiet bot hrn Good Ordinary, l2ic
erports0 1fes Britain Cont Drnt
2J bales ss 800 bales s, " l57 bales
B,ros Jal l8-C0r0l dul Iddlngs l5lc.. reoepts O5
IA es roa go baess sai-s, 80 st,ck 900 bales
HJHiLE Jan. I8.Coon stsj tf aemaad Md4tags l4lci
% bales eEp0rsto 1reat bfs3 AoJs h2esi cJa
49, al so bales stOc4i -, ~ bales
JsA. lsCo.0B qaisii MAILING iae nci receipts
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Il htFrAA hALhlIN
IpVn0N Jan I'll opened 92s for money s-i TIE
qur; lL-l State, FyeSeut bonds
M 1908 old Tn-foies 33 Stocks steady Ers
Railway sacs l5 Illinois Catrs no. Atlantic and Cr-ai West
IlyFRpooI Jan I'll Motion opened dull st TIE following
q3oslol Md-hug UIaus t Mdlng Orleans, 3D. Brea4stli
sFef rn
J5sDos, Jan. l-RsGael Petroleum cal g. per gallon
New-York tribune., 1871-01-19
Professional Notlfes.

~ d. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Professor
u. Of Important speeaes in the Syracuse Medical Soege
oF.. l.ll Pistb Of Thrisve n Y CITY, Nervous peo>
and ii other general diseases &c Dr h .ots M
ELECTRICITY, scientifically administered by
H. n, RARROW becomes fountain Of health and h
aei, soothe sgonng pains torpid limbs eyyes the
and mpas renewed energy asd vtahv 70
cor epebled by various perniccus Influences
DR. BARROWs from 10 til and from till st 6io
from u at ~ yingtOn ST., nesry
opuo,ite rear of County Court House Brooklyp>