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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-25
Application for Patent.
Notice No. l.
REGISTERS OFFICE. Z. :. LAND OFFICE, I
AURORA. New. April Il, 49,. (

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WM.
y SHARON has this day filed in this office a
diagram, together with a notice of Application for
patent from the United States. under Act of Con-
gress approved July -. l>t6, fpr 6OJ feet Of the
Juniata Lode. i'll tssn-raldt Mining District, Is
n~teral.la cNuntv. Nevada. and for a MIL site, and
more particularly described a. follows: Commence
ing at station No l. the northet>terly corner from
which point the center Of the Juniata shaft bears
:. 400 40 W distant ST 40 feet. and running
thence : 70 T.. 100 feet to station No. :. thence
;. $50 ". Ito feet t. station Ne =; thence
y. 30 ". 100 feet to station No. 4; thence y ooo
T.. ! 260 feet TO station No: l. the place Of begin
ling. Bearings from true meriian magnetic va
ration. lie E. The lode Ike Of GOO feet claimed.
il identified in the underground works leading
from the bottom of the Juniata shaft. and the
vertical Projection upward TO the surface, from the
position # the lode a> found below the surface
shows a line at the surface commencing at the
westerly line Of thetclaim. and in the SAID line at
u Instance of 23 feet from the northveSterly
corner and running thsnce northeasterIy- parallel
with the Eortherly and s9utherlr sides II the
claim COO feet The portion Of the Claim EXTENT
ing northeasterly beyond the aforesaid 6oV feet Is
claimed FIR ground for waste material. Mill claim
situated in the district and county aforesaid, COM
mencing DIT station No l. a pine tree at'ont 10 cl.
east of the Aurora road. and about : ch. west OF a
number Of springs. and at the southerly end Of the
basin in which Winters mill is sItusted; and run
ming thence north Eli CHI TO station No =;
thence west 6 CHI. to station No 3; thenc- north b
ch to station No. 4; thence east lt-U5 CHI. to sta
ton No. 5: thence south 1 oh to station No. O.;
thence east ) CHI. to station No. :; thence south ,
CHI. to station No. $; thence east D en- I" station
No. p thence south | ell. tn station No 10; thence
east 1 Oh. to sta ion No. Il. thence south Il CHI
e, station No. j.; thence west 1 .35 CHI. To station
~ IS (frcm station No. l3. the = f corner OF
lie settling roo Of the Winters mill, bears "
r-tlnt ]. 70 cil. b: thence south . 10 en-. I" station
"a II: thence ;. sc ~ p. - A. CHI. to station No
] thence : $50 T. - CHI. TO station No. IL:
; .euce : SO % +. s. n CHI. to station No. Il:
-auue ; . W. : IN 10 station No. l.; therce y.
y 1872 CHI. t. station No 19; thence y.
" - Oh t. station NJ 20: thence y o. 10
y. - so cl. 10 station Ne. n: thence ". II y
Oh. To station No -. thence 5 Is 81 CHI. to station
,". -: thence " > p Oh To- station No. |. the
r,,rce of beginning. Bearings from tine meridian
magnetic variation. L. Z. All Of which i more
Particularly de-erib-'i 10y the Iii gains and To-
tees ps-teI ia this iii q On the east side OF Win
I-r,' mil a4l ON HE est side IF the JUuinta Hoist
~ vuIk~ bu.ldinE.
apf9-naI WILSON BUTLER. Register.
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OH 9aIa STATE Re9ister.
THE AMERICAN BOYS VERY LAST
REQUEST. .

Glve my boN-and-String to brother,
Mamma, when m dead;
When the sexton puts me, mother,
II my little bed
If the job is like to throw him
When the string he jerks,
Let hin get some boy to show him
How the old thing works.
Tell our neighbor that the tin hen,
Causing all his rips,
Did mt finally cavern when
| passed in my chips:
Though yorsr son forgives him, few know
How he fired a shelf
Full of things to stop my-yOu know
How it is yourself.
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Notice to eredif0TS.

JiIrE L HERERY GIVEN BY THE
undersigned. Administrat'r Of the estate Of
ELIAS IL. JOHNSON. decea-ed, to the creditors
If and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased. to exhibit the same. with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months from the hrst publ
cation vi This notice. tn the undersigned, at the
.Ssce of Clarke & Wells, Attorneys-at-L Law, i'll
r.n CITY. LEWIS D0RUN, Admir-
Ssars, N CRY. April 1, ISL ap5 BINS
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Application fur Patent.
Notice No. III
L. :. REGISrFR's OFFIcE.l
H,-x- o. n .te 49, ;

Notice No. III
L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE
Carson CITY, New . April 6. 1871.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
y JACKSON. HENRI CAFFALL AMI JAMES
ACTIIER> have this d,y filed in this Office II di-
agranl, together with a notice of application for
patent from the United States. under Act of Con
gr-~s approved July %. lNCG. for one Thousand
tof the Mint Lode. known as the Mint Com
ptuy'- claim, situated ia Eagle ami Washoe Valley
District. orIn>by county. Nevada, and more bar
tlrul1Tiy described as fellows: Commenting at
station No. /, a post on the north line OF the
Athens CoElpauy'- claim, and running thence n.
100 81 W. one thousand feet. to station No. >:
thence y. 40 80 T. five hundred fret, to station
No. =: thence : Iso 05 T.. one th~u>and feet. to
station No. !; thence :. 10 So ". five hundred
feet tn station No. l. the place If beginning. and
containing Il IS leo acres. Hearings from mag
nejic Weridtn. Said claim * more particularly
described by the diagram posted III this office and
on the claim.
~ay7-gOd* F.. TODD, Register.
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PHYSICIANS
AND OVER 100000 PEOPLE INDORsE
T. E. FL T. NLEN'S
CELEBRATED
BLTTERs
THE BEST
LIVER REGULATOR KNOWN.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE
IN HI HOUSE.
RELIEF TO ALL DYsPEPTICS.
Most Pleasant Tonic and Appetizer.
LIVER REGULATOR KNOWN.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE
IN II HOUSE.

VNIE INVENTOR OF THIS REALLY WONDER
i FtL TONIC, af or a series # wears and cN-
Verimcuts, has succeeded ia bringing before tn
public a ! that can be desir ell Of a pure Tonic and
kecuperator.
These Bitters are prepaI ed from the most choice
and whules ne herbs and roots. and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried Thousands
Of dy>ptptic~ have fund relief Through their ute-
and hN>cians them far the cUreuf all
diseases Of the tio"d and liver and irregularitic e.
IF the di-estv We organs.
IIe.tsche, Eiliotsne-s and Consultation. Gen
Sral Debility and Loss Of Appetite. all are caused
other iuncrioIarirs f the system. The Bit-
tiers have been ,ucces-fuily used and are warranted
to alleviate The sufferer in ali the above cases
The unprecedented success Of our Bittcrs have
met with On this coast, and the numerous calls for
the same from tile hast, has induced us t. open a
house IN Chicago. AMI thousand, Of bottles are
sent daily to all parts Of the state-. and the cal
ltokNIA INL BITTEFS" under which name
they are soId there, are rapid ' growing in gen
eral faTol aud supptanting III most cases all other
tonics and beverages.
Success creates rivals. and some un~crupulou
parties are eudeavorinC 10 sell an imitation article.
put up similar enough in style and outer sppear-
ance, 10 deceive the uuwtry, and We canton coI.-
sumers u examine the article before purchasing;
the genuine has our trade mark blown in each
bottle. and DR. HEaLEY's signature pasted across
the top.
SOLD EV
II. EPSTEIN & CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
No. 5lS Front street, San Francisco. No. : Ia
Sale street. Chicago. fe+ 3m
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VOID GUACkS.

vOID GUACkS.--A victim of early IN
p discretion, causing nervous debility. prema-
tule decay, etc. having tried in vain every ahver-
tise,i remedy. has a simple means of self-cure,
which he will send free TO his fellow sufferers
..as: j.. II. FUTILE IS Nassau street, New
ork. oeoo-"-
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BOOKS and STATIONERY

'fNHF REASONS FOR BUYING BOOKS AND
l STATIONERY from Us, rather than going t.
New York. are
FJRST-We MANUFACTURE verv largely of
goods exactly suited to your wants. and which
You cannot obtain elsewhere.
SECOND-We [ and SELL. importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers upon such
terms as make it TO vour interest to come 10 IL
rather than go 10 New York.
Your orders are respectfully solicited, ~satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Very respectfully,
a. l.. BANCROFT & CO..
fe11-3m SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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Special NOTICES.

gOUR INVISIBLE ENEMIES. -The raw, as
trineent atmosphere of winter creates and aggra-
Yates many ailments To protect themselves AS
etiectually as possible against the invisible DAN
gers which surround them at this season, shouiu
Be the especial care of persons consttutlonaiiy
lelicutc As there is no medicinal preparation
in use which 50 thoroughly braces and lnvigor-
atcs the stomach the liver and the nerves, IS
Hostetter's Bittcrs, course of that agreeable
tonic is particularly advisable for dyspeptic, BILL
io,s and nervous sufferers, inthe cold, damp ana
trying weather which generally prevails IN our
climate ut this period of the year. Sudden Shilis
have bad effect upon dyspeptics and lndiyia-
uals of bilious habits, not unfrequenty producing
congestion of the liver or bowels, Or low levers
sometimes Of an intermittent or remlttent charac-
ter. Attacks of rheumatism are alsoto DC appre-
hended, and when there is tendency t" lhat
complaint the Bitters will be found the best pre-
ventive. The operation of the great vegetable
tonic is direct and simple. 1t stimulates ana
strengthens the digestive and secretive organs
and the nerves, and puts the system in u condi-
ton to resist the action of those formidable foes
of vitality, low temperature and unwholesome
winds and fogs. By quickening the superficial
circulation, without creating anything approach
ing to fever, it imparts tone to the skin, and thus
renders tho surface of the body comparatively
mpervious to unhealthy external influences
jan 30-eolw
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TELEGRAP'HIC.
10 TIE G.azETTE.
FROM WARRINGTON.
COMPRESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-The Senate took
up the message of the House Of Representa-
tives relative to the bill repeating the income
tax, which the House contends could only con-
additionally originate in the House
Mr.. Scott addressed the Senate at length in
support of the right Of the Senate to pass the
bill He quoted as precedent the action OF
heSenate in 1882, when, on motion OF Henry
Clay the: Senate originated the compromise
tariff bill, which, in many cases. laid higher
duties on articles than had been IMPOSED by
the previous tariff
Mr. Williams called the Senator'S attention
to the fact that the Senlte did not carry It's bill
further than The third reading, objection being
then made, the Senate bill was dropped and a
House bill passed similar in character.
The House of Representatives was engaged
upon bill donating certain lands, and Mr.
HALEY, OF Illinois, spoke at length in opposI7
ton to squandcring the public domain.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Gnmbetta Reported to have Commit
ted Suicitie--The Condition Of F,
Paris, &c, dc.

A'aflSs &C., az.
LONDON, Jan. 3O.-Gambetta ratifcs the
capitulation and will not resign.
The Empress Eugene, after stormy inter
view with Duke Persigny, ordered him to qui.
her presence, since he persisted in urging her
to consent to the dismembermcnt Of France.
LATER. -Gambctta is reported to have COM
mitted suicide.
VERSAILLES, JAN 3O-The distress in Paris
is very great and the destruction OF the rail
ways mpcdes the rcvictualling of the city.
The Germans are in the meanwhile supplying
article; of the first necessity from their own
stores.
BRUSSELS, Jan. :iO.-Inmensc quantities of
provisions have been forwarded to Paris, and
great efforts are being made to restore the rail
ways. The Scissors, line will be repaired III
forty eight hours and the direct route in eight
days.
The capitulation of Paris has clused Il feel
ing Of stupor in North France.
LONDON, Jau. 3l-l2:30 Il. .m.-Count Bis
marck will leave France after the meeting OF
the National Assembly at Bordeaux.
The early return of the Emperor to Berlin is
expected There is 4 report that he will start to-
day (Tuesday) but it is not yet authenticated.
The Germans will enforce rigid passport re-
gulations during thc>armistice
LILLE, Jan. 30.-Thc armistice has astound-
ed the people north of Paris, though the gen
eral impression is rather favorable than other
wise There il feeling Of uncertainty US to
the future, and Il desire to wait for the con-
ditions of peace before deciding upon plans for
the future
1t is reported that the Germans have invest
ed Abbcrvile, notwithstanding the armistice.
LISBON. Jan. 30.-The Marquis dc Avila is
cndeavoriug to complete the formation Of Il
new cabinet. .
The Bishop Of Nycr has withdrawn from the
Ministry.
BORDEAUX, Jan 30-Gambctta forwarded
dispatch by telegraph to-day to lavre at Yer
saille.: requesting him TO break the silence
maintained by the Paris Government, to state
the name of the Minister whose coming to
Bordeaux has been announced, and the mott yes
of delay in his movements, and to give precise
information respecting the condition of Paris.
Demonstrations have occurred in several
French towns against both the arnIistice and
mutiIation of France
The municipality Of lyons appears 10 llain-
tain its resistance to the Gerllu3 and ha; sent
dcputltion to Bordeaux to urge the adoption
of general lneayllrus for the same object
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CITY COEN'CTL.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
board Of ALDERMEN.

Alta called meeting of the Board Of Aldermen,
held January 30, 1871, there were present, W..
II. Mnrbury, est J.: President, and Messrs Mar
kcll, Simpson, French, Suttl and Agnew.
purchase of steam fire engine was received from
the Common Council and their action concur
red in
A resolution authorizing the Auditor to issue
tax certificates to parties advancing money for
the payment of the new steam engine, and that
said certificates shall be received current funds
in the payment of taxes for the year 1871 was
received from the Common Council and adopted.
On motion, it was resolved, that tho thanks of
the City Council are hereby rendered to Messrs.
NJ. Eldridge s. Go. for their kind proposition
PhladsipRia to this city free of charge.
The Board then adjourned. Testc: ~ ~
JNO. J. JAMESON, Clerk
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TeIegrnDhic Summary.

Patric1; Finley, an employee in listillery at
Evansville Ind, was killed by tly-whcel yes
tcrlay morning.
A notorious tnrg,.r and bank swinller, travel
ling under various ar::ea. Wa arrested and
lodged in Jail at Detroit, Mich, yesterday.
The whaling hark M;.sachnatta, owned in
San Francisco, was wrecked at sScammons
LAGOON ON the 9th inst Her crew were saved
The American louise, at Pain,.srillc. O., was
burned this morning. .-l'
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rY.>:s.sY'JgL a CO.H.nERCJ.aL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. 3l.-Thc market
for Wheat is quiet, the bulk of the offerings Us
ing withdrawn; 2O0 bushels white and lliS OF
of red were offered with sales of tho Latter mt
1G5 l75 and 1SU-last figure: for choice; al sales
of white reported. Corn is dull and lower o.
fcrings Of 9l5 bushe; mixed, with sales at 81 and
81. Offerings of AZ bushels Rye, with sales NJ
80. Oats are active at Xe*tesessy's quotations
offerings of AGO hasact. With sales at 81, 81 and
81 Other articles unchanged.
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De- BATcIIELoR's HAIR DYE.-Ihis superb
Hair Dye is tho Jest IN the 'Worid-Perirctly
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment. No Ridiculous Tints, or UnpIeas-
ant Odor The genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or Natural Brown. Does not Stain the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tilul The only Sato and Perfect Dye. Sold by
I'LL Druggists. Factory, Ii Bond ST. New York
New York, ian 20-coly
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COL. JOHN ESTEN COOKIES
LIFE OF GENERAL LEE.

This is the only authentic Life Of General
Lee" TINT is now in press; and probably the only
one of any value thatwill b" published for sever
al years to come. 1t was commenced IN lSo''
and had General Lees consent and approval.
d. APPLETON Il CO.. Publishers,
New York
.ns1~ Agents wanted in all parts of The country
JESSE FISHER, General Agent for Virginia
and North Carolina, l10S Capitol street, Rich
mnnd
Richmond Va jan 2S-~Gt
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.HMFSEMEN'TS.
40 N & Il + L :.

CoNcEEr.
A GRANDVOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL
CONCERT
will be eivon ut tho ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on
FRIDAY EVENING, February Sd, for tho
benefit of the Alexandria Library Association,
under the direction of Prof HAIR, who will be
assisted by the amateurs Of this and other cities
Tickets may BIO obtained ut the Music store Of
Mr.. V Becker, the bookstores and ut the door.
Single tickets ,75c; double tickets 81. For
programme see hand bills.
Doors open Mt p H.; Concert begins at G.46
inn 2-,I FOB
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NEW STORE.

NEW STORE. :
just opened ut the cornerof King. and 81. Aa"p'
streets and would call the attention OF mouse
IONS, Hams, Bacon Lard, Fresh Meats, Poul-
try and Produce generally:
Alsoa large l"tof CANNED FRUfTS" Of every
description in store, just received. =
Those wishing bargain in ourilne will d" well
to call Oh us, ,,s we are prepared to sell cheap
Goods delivered free of charge to any part OF
the cty. GHEEN Il BIRCH,
nov 1g-tr liS King street.
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DgSpEER' s WINE is the pure unaduterated
juice of the Oporto grape now being cultivated
family use, and for its tonic and inviigor"t'ng
properties 1t gives tone to tho stomach and in.
vigorates the system. In fashionable circles 1t
has become the fuvoritc table wine Intelligent
ccrl Druggists arc agonts for this wine. j3O-lw
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ATTEMPTED RoRpERY-An attempt was
mace last Saturday night to rob the store OF
Mr.. Willi.'n Wools, on the opposite side of the
canal. Three suspicious looking characters had
been seen lurking about there tho day previous,
and consequently were not unexpected when
they called at night.
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New STEAMER. The City Council last night
authorized the Fire Warlens To purchase a
new steam fro engine for the use of the lire
department of the city, and 1t Is understood
that the order for the same has been forwarded
to-day, and that the new engine, hose carriage
and eight hundred feet of hose, will be here
next week .4.i.t.. ~ .t...: t'i.. ,- trt h.. .-
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SuER1rr's OrrIcE-As will be seen by ref
crence to notice in another column, the Sher-
if has removed his Office to the building on
Washington street adjoining DIR. Pierpo'nt
drug store.
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Admission 5Oc children &c; doors open :;
to commence at 8 O'Clock. -
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RECEIPTS or COUNTRY PRoDUCE.-Amons
the freight received here List week BY the o.,
A. & NJ. r. r. were :: of corn E7sle6 biishels,
wheat 4, S54 bushels rye ii; bushels oats TO
bushels, mill oflal $50 bushels, Le;tlliG bushels,
timothy seed Is bushels, potatoes - bushels,
dried fruit 100 bushels onions; ) bushels, wal
NUTS 80 bushels, seed % boxes and bbl., flour
955 bbls., Lutter, Is. Lbls., &c, dressed hogs
81, lard bbls, game 1 Lox, dressed poultry
As bbls, eggs % bbls., fur 3 packs leather 81
roles sheep skins ) bales, hides Il bundles,
fowls coop, c:,lvesanI COWS 5, tobacco boxes,
apples 30 hbls., fresh Leef642 lbs, wool sacks,
ground ,sunae l2r sacks apple butter l DBL,
and seven cur loads Of cattle and sheep
During the same period there We're received
among the other freight by the ". Il q. Il. Il.
wheat / ia bushels, corn l.0l0 bushels oats
ITO bushels, flour 81 bbE:, eggs | bbla, butter
and poultry G,Cl9 lbs, pork 10000 lbs, beef
800 lbs, dried fruit bags, seed 3 bags onions
II bags, potatoes | bags, whiskey bb., vine
gar = bbla, tobacco boxes, calves ), and one
Car load of hay.
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POLICE REPORT Some offenders were whip
ped at the station house this morning. but with
that exception nothing transpircl there worthy
of mention. .-t.
MAYORS OFFIcE.-Nat Holland, colorcd:
for stealing wood from Mr. Thomas Penn, was
committed to Jail for further examination.
Frank johnson, colorcd for stealing corn
from Il market WAGON. was whipped and dis
charged.
Benjamin Boswell, far diSorlorly conduct.
was whipped and discharged.
: Margaret Madison, for disordcrly conduct,
was dismissed with rcprimand
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. There were no cases
ofa criminal character at either Of the Magis,
trltc's Offices this morning.
NIGIT REronT-Night cloudy and lcmpcrf,-
turo moderate Two dodgers and three pris-
oncrs were ut the station house.
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The only GRAND MATINEE will be given
on WEDNESDAY,, Mt 8 p. m.
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DROF. SHELDON'S
= Il FASHIONABLE
DANCING Il ca d EN- T.
Notice To the elite of AleXundria-Pr,t ehel-
don respectfully announces that the second and
last term of the se,son will commence Feb. l, ut
HARMONIC HALL.
Those entering their names now will be entitled
I'd the full term after that date.
For term of "a lessons, Sl2 Apply on Mon
DAYS and Wednesdays, from to and . to 10 p.
m Jun l.-tF1
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FRANCIS J.. SMITH,
G. w. WATTLES,
IT, o. CLAUGHTON,

jan cots Comm rs OF ''ale:
VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VAL U a LIZ
l. Landry virtue of deed of trust exc
cuted by Richard N. Johnson, on the 9Th OF
April, 1858, and for the purposes therein de-
clsrc' the undersigned viii, on MOND G,
tho 9th day of February, 1871, that being Cour
div. mt tho front door of the Court House in
I}renlsvillc, offer for sale the TRACTS or
LAND sold and conveyed BY Robert {. Weir
10 Richard n Johnson, containing 400 acres,
rood md 80 poles This lnnd j.: beautifully s'-
uutrd ol, The o., A. y NJ H. T., between w." Man,
ass,,s and Bristoc-,2! miles from the former
place. 1t is naturally fine soil, and much of
the the place is now in good c@nditi"" for farming
The improvement; are ordinary. Persons de-
string to purchase are invited to examine the
premises before the sale.
Terms: by the deed oftrust 4 cash sale ~ re-
quircd, but arrangements will be made by the
parties in interest to make the terms liberal.
The title is believed to be unqumSti"nahlr,
but only such is vested in me by said decd OF
trust will be- conveyed.
v ''' EPPA HUNTON, Trustee.
pr;n,n William dee Dl--putS
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The Markets..

BALTIMORE Jan. 3I.--CoLtnn inactive and
rather unsettled Flour active. Wheat firm and
active; choice white 300; fair to prime lisa
100; prime To choice rcd 1!'0;l2w; fair 10 good
lGOal&O; common liOal55 Ohio and Indiana
16OalT5; Pennsylvania I55al65. Corn firm and
stock scarce white S9a90; yellow So Oats dull
at55ajG. Rye quiet at %Da95. '..
BALTIMORE. Jan. %1.-Fa. SKIES, old, 194
bid, 80 asked do. 1866, 59i bid, CD! asked.
New YORK, Jan 3l.-Stocks steady.
Gold steady at III. Money easy at 5aG Va.
skies, cx-co,ipon. Gj; do. new GT.
New YORK. Jan. il.--fIour quiet, but firm.
Wheat shade frmcr Corn one cent better.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-31

SALE OF UNCLAIMED PAcKAGEs.-The sale
of unclaimed packages ut Adam $ Express office
to-day was attended by a considerable num-
Der of persons, and the bidding was spirit
ed, though, except in one instance, on the de-
cima scale As fur as heard from no prizes
were obtained A quantity ofphotograph like
nesses of John H. Surratt sold at one cent u
nincn