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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30

For Lake Bi@lcr at 10 a. IN.
DECORATION DAY.-Thi~, the 30th
day of May, has been fixed upon by
the Grand Army of the Republic As
the occasion Of the decoration of the
graves OF deceased Union soldiers
throughout the United States. The
fire bells in this city will sound the
call for a meeting of Stanton Post at
Is o'clock this morning. The members
will visit the odd Fellows cemetery at
: o'clock for the purpose OF decorat-
ing the grave of Il deceased brother
tRev. j. y. Hammond officiating a.
Chaplain. and will then take The ;
O'Clock train to Virginia, arriving
there III time 10 participate i'll the dec
Grafton and other exercises OF PM.
kearny Post No. : of that city. The
ceremonies at Virginia will doubtless
be very impressive and the turnout
imposing. IL. in addition to resident
and Visiting members OF the Grand
-Aruuv. the National. >ar>hcld. and
Emmet Guard IF storey. staff officers
of the Second brigade Nevada Militia,
the Nlr1jui1 Choral Society. and many
invited quests and citizens Will join in
the procession. At the cemeteries
there VIII Zee muse ny the bahH. al-
Proprlaic songs hN the Choral society,
prayer Ivy the Chaplain, an original
poem by !. 1. Goodman, and an ora
ton by General a ohk ell. Inc
column VIII move al . CLOCK p. H.
c,vrx -prot..sor \ Guvot whom
We mentioned some 'I'lIe since a. ne
in- in California, crossed Lake BIGGER
Yesterday 10 Emerald Bay. and Will
,l.;. ~. ,r.l.
moon He j., bv Profess
soryon Ar.dale the and
blind bro,her and Mrs. Van Ar>Ia.e.
Of New Jersey. NIn"!d Il is II"-
tesEoI Ga 'V'to-
ana - one VI ic n'o>' i,"' u,
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all" mas II''"'Ie'' '"t VOL" N"t"'''I
services III many "'"ei DI"i'''tS -
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30
w o - d q.

.sInS WILL Re KE"HlyED UNTIL THE
- 1T pr.Nimo, aJ wy utirc III the l.. ; Branch
lI.ut. ia IL, c.ty, tur furnishing and delivering
900 CORDS FI8~T-CLASs BODY
PINE WOOD,
Th,r,u-hIv seasoned, fur feet in length, and
-nu-ly Iit-I in ytrlut Mint.
S4i wull 10 be delivered A. follows, viz: 10
cords before the first day Of July next, and the
b,iaurr alaaut the first Of October following.
PAYMENT will be made, ON delivery OF each lot,
in t.. :. gLl coin. IL. f. RICE, >upt.
Cars n, May %, Isl. my24-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
BY L. H. DYER'S STAGE FROM RENO.
5 Smith Rev Crosse MIR Parker
Mrs Martell c b Myers MIR Harris
Mr. Hanks MIR Webster Nh Belknapp
BY BESroS's GLLSBRooK LINE.
IT W sherman Mrs Sherman IL Sherman Jr
Miss Taft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
Letter from, White Sulphur Springs.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. |
GREENERlEH WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Wednesday, June n, lS1l.---l arrived ut this
place last night in the midst Of Il very fine rain
much wanted by all except those caught in it.
The season here promises to be good--thcre
are upwards of hundred here now, which
does not happen usually till July. They have
been brushing up, painting, etc, preparing for
visitors. The dining room Is about 800 by 80
feet. | an told 1900 guests can be seated III II.
The Ball room is 100 by IS feet, and the Par
Tor about the same size. have got lost sew
eral times looking Tor my chamber which is 6G2
and the Lord onl Y knows how many more are
in the Hotel, or about the premises. There
are over I thousand rooms on the ground. The
gentlemen of the establishment are all very
kind and obliging, the servants very attentive,
and this is, think, rs comfortable pla acc to
bc in during the summer rs can be found
1t is one of the most lovely spots in creation.
| never met any one who had seen any thing
better Lord Morpctth, late Earl Of Carlisle,
who, you may remember, made the tour of the
United States and Canada some years ago, was
here in the month of May before visitors were
at the place lie said they had nothing like it
in Great Britain and advised Mr.. Caldwell, the
former owner, not to suffer single tree to be
cut down. don't think the garden OF Eden
WAS at all superior and even that had no heal
my spring, ut least none is mentioned in all the
history we have of it. Perhaps the scanty
population did not stand in need of one in those
days of perfection.
There is very deep cut just beyond the de-
pot here and the contractors are at work on the
railroad, at various places along the whole line
| expect to be able to give you more definite
information on this subject in few days. \
large number of hands came up in last nights
train The time is near at hand when this will
be another thoroughflrc opened to the great
West-one which our dear old mother Virginia
should have done many years ago: DO not
believe though that any route will be equal to
your Washington and Ohio road. Yours,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
VIRGINIA NEWS.

TIN. commencement exercises: of the Wesley
an Female Institute began on Sunday, the
18th, at | o clock A. NJ, by IN able sermon
preached before the Young Ladies' Of the college
and Il vast audience l'y the Rev. :. :. Roszell,
ID. d.
The 9th of June promises TO hr Il day OF i'll
tcrcst and pleasure in lIarrisonhurg. The
Masonic fraternity are tn have i procession,
address. &C.. and the ladies of the NJ. f..
Church, South. are to prepare 4 dinner Tor the
MasnnS
Commencement exercises began at the
Washington and Ice University On NedneS-
rlay. Rex. Mr. Preston : address, before the
Alumni was very able and eloquent one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
|COMMUNICATED.

SHAD.-The public are respectfully inform
ed that shad caught at this season Of the year
in the Potomac river, are not only not good
but are unhealthy iood-that they are caught
in violation Of law-that those who catch
them are injuriny the breed of fish i'll the
river. This statement is requested to be pub
lished in behalf Of those lawfully engaged in
the fishing business at the proper season. and
who do not wish to be considered Is concerned
with those who are wltully and knowingly
putting the law at defiance JUSTICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
ICOMMUN ICATED.

Having understood that the Common Coun-
ell at their meeting last evening ado pted the
dian for the market house, drawn by Mr.
thls,. and that the Board of Aldermen at the
suggestion "!' Mr. French postponed I'M
mediate action, | would with all due defer
cncc to our City Council respectfully suggest
that sufficient time be taken before they finally
adopt either one of the plans now under consld-
Grafton.
The writer not being Il mechanic, and hence,
moi feeling confidence in his Judgment Ill such
matters, would suggest to the committee the
propriety Of forming Il committee composed of
mechanics and builders allowing NlcSSrs Cuss
and Lalnbdin IN opportunity to explain fully
their respective plans and estimated costs,
and then pIacm their report alsn before he
Council.
Knowing very we'll that there is Il very great
difference of opinion amongst our citizens on
this subject. and feeling anxious that the best
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

\ dispatch from the Indian Board Of Com
m<>uners in the Far West says that it anpcars
to be impossible to keep whiskey away from
the Indians and unless lis Use and the presence
among them Of lawcss Inch be prevented, no
measure for the civilization Of the Indians can
be cffectllal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

The Rev Mr. Talmadgc, Of Brooklyn, i'll a
letter to one Of the newspapers, expresses an
opinion that, as Il minister is set up for IN cx-
ample tohis flock, he ought to have the best
horse in the Parish. His congregation ought
to see to it that he be provided for at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

Octave Pavy, member Of the French and
American Geographical Societies, believes that
Captain Halls proposed Polar expedition is
mpracticablc: and purposes to make al attempt
himself to reach the North Pole by Way Of Beh-
rings Strait In the mean time, Capt. Hall 5
expedition is nearly ready, and will soon sail
from New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
FR.H.9sNCIAL.
indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western
PER CENT I'd MORTGAGE BONDS.

Amount Of mortgage 81 $4,000 bonds due IN
1890, interest per ct, in currency; coupons Jan
uary and July total amount Of bonds includ-
ing lst mortgagc) ST, O,OGo amount Of mort,
gage per mile suy $4,000 The country traver'cd
By the road, !paasing Nrough the ga'cl.n Of III"
Vest is the best portion of the State every sec
ton of land being under cultivation. Length Of
road from Indianapolis to Pcin PA miles, with
additional branches t. Coal Mines. Prc5rn,
price II AMI accrued interest
We have MS" frr sale At 10 and accrued inter
est the
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT
1PER GENT GOLD BONDS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
iCOMMUNlCtTED,

Much complaint is made Of tie foul condi
tion Of the cutters in several parts Of the city.
In particular let the Superintendent Of Police
look at that gutter running South from Wilkes
to Gibbon. on the east side of Fairfax street.
The gutter wants grating WILKES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

The New York Stock market subsidized yes
tcrLay from the excitement CAUSED by the cor
nrr in Rock Island ON Wednesday. Thirteen
failures are SO far reported, and 10000 shares
have been sold out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

The following cases were to be heard before
the Southern Claims Commission to-day: 5.
ID. Fisher, Tolcrsvillc, $1,000; Thos. X. Davis,
Bristoc Station, $l2,7lG; Masscna Beazley,
Richmond S3,G07 John Henson, Fluvanna
county, 81 $50 and John Davis, Buckingham
comfy. 50. S5O-all virginia cases
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

We published yesterday, in round numbers,
the population given to England, Wales and
Ireland by the census. According to the re-
turns England and Wales have gained 2,7oo,-
900 since the census Of 1861, when the return
showed population of 20,oG6,2 24. Ireland
on the other hand has lost 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE COMMENCEMENT.
-Ihe annual commencement of the Alcxau-
drla Belle Haven Institute for young ladies,
Misses CARRIER 4 Tcbbs principals, held last
evening IN the lecture room of the Institute
was an occasion Of more than usual interest.
Preparations for the commencement had been
industriousy made by both the principals and
the professors connected with the school. and
the pupils for some time, and the ccat with
which the performances We're received lisa proof
that these preparatory exercises We're hot in
vain.
At the hour announced those favored with
invitations were admitted to the lecture room.
which had been arranged with stage, at one
end, on which. tier above tier, dressed with cx-
qulstc taste, and with faces all aglow with cx-
pectation, were seated the pupils waiting to re-
ceive the houors of the session in the shape OF
books, medals, badges, diplomas, &c. The room
was tastciully adorned with cvcrgrcenS and
decorated with lovely flowers, while on the walls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
.SI.N.EEk RESORTS.
NOUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,

This dcsira bic and beautiful SUMMER RE-
SORT situated on tho summit Of the Blu" Ridge
mountains, on the line Of tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, one mile from Alton Depot AL
bclnmrlo county, Va. conmnndIng 4 full view
of the surrounding country, has been enlarged
and thoroughly rcfttcI and furnished with Ell
tirrIy new and elegant furniture, Is now open.
Board, per month, SO; per week ST. per
day s.; children and servants half price.
The ChaIy bcutc and Alum Spring, are equal
to any lii the State Coaches will run daily /"
AMI from The depot.
JOHN \. BALLARD,
Proprietor and Manager.
Alton Depot, {. l. q. K. r., jo 5-colm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
tI.IcStcil.

Hiram Powers, the sculptor, in Il letter pub
l;hcd in the New York Evening Post, speaks
of Winnie l,canl rs Il ''tcmalc lobby member,
who has no more talent for art than tho carver
Of weeping willows ON tomb stones. How is
this?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
W EST WISCONSIN RAILROAD CO..

payublr in New York and London Isl Of Junu-
airy and 1T "t July. free of Government tax
Whole mortgage $4,orU,Goo. Land grant go
900 acres. Bonds convertible into stock o.! tn.
company at the option Of tho holder.
Also, $4,000 ALENAN DklA trRPO-
RATION STOCK.
70 meet the wishes -: lhu,r wh" desire uhsO-
lutte security, II, we'll It, ni those who wish large
rates Of interest, We have selected and olirr the
bonds mentioned above. We will receive III ca
change Governments and all current Sccuritic,
ut full market rates, free "i commission. For
further information cnqulr" ri
IT, uD-tf ". ID. CORSE j. co.
TNHE FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

y large portion OF the Canada Dominion
press is advising separation from England rath-
CT than acqucsccncc in the treaty Of Washing
tom There is unquestionably great dissatislac-
ton with this treaty in all the provinces in
toll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

An attractive scene, in show, in one of the
Western towns, lately, WAS the marriage service
performed by Il clrrgyman-thc couple married
being two persons connected with the show
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
r0Hr OF.gHEI.g.,'DRI.4, 1--WE 2s,,7l.

Su& EOSE"........... A."3 MOON SETS. / ~
SUI SEr$........ -
ARRIVED.
Stc:inrr Lady 81 the Lake, MITCHELL Norfolk
t. VI. Ellrid.!c u CO.
Schr> \ Z Cr,nmcr and Ed Shade, Jersey
City, and David Faust, New York. to American
Coal ca.
Schrs f. NJ Wright and Gc" b Nc Farnnh to
J Z Agncw.
St"nnrr + c Knight, Johnson, New York, by
Hoor, Wcdderburn Il ca.
Steamer Lady Of til" Lake, Norfolk, By VI
Eldridgc u Go.
Steamer Wawn>rt, F"wlk"s, Currioman, by
Potomac Ferry ca.
Brig Elrnor Chapman, Prichar,l, (Br.) in bal
last, Baltimore, by W A Smont
Scllrs y = Cranlncr and Ell Slalc, Jersey
City, and David Faust lInllowcl, by American
Coal c..
Schrs john Hancock AMI II Bills, by J Z
Agncw.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

Il i
pcnmanSlllp, the WORK OF the pupls. lug Pr ~
srammes tor the evening were asS2 peautlluIly
written by the young LADIES' YIN the stage DC,
cupylng tsccntraI portion, were '"o Platios anu
parIor organ, while on the right was a stanu
surmounted with cross WIN many arms, vi
which were hung the medals; ~. Tor alStrl3n-
tlnh ana about INC paHc VI "'''''' 1t! ny i'.iS
diplomas, these lust executed en1Ire' ny the pen
"l the Professor ol lenr'iI'iS.''p' wi viii ma
The medals anu badges ol SILVER anu solu were
designed and executed by ouryoung townSlnan,
John Adam, esq, and ior tastetulnesS ct con
ccpton and skill in execution we're to be highly
commended. The engraving oil the notices,
names, &c, was quite rs neat as much that Is
occasionally done Tor our citizens elsewhere;
The first part Hl the programme consisted ol
music for the piano anu organ. nc reporter
not c0nlldlng III his own judgment sNrS 'ha' u
able critics. Whlch Is lla' ms part VI tic per-
tornl;lncc WIS iaulticAH, tAili'ltl's ''iIl' Anu
industry on the part OF the pupils, and ability
on the part OF their Instructor, lrot. llcyman
The second and more Interesting part VI the
programlnc--thc distribution of prlZes-thcn
followed, and rs the name OF each fair candidate
w;,< called, she advanced with ln"de;t steps t., t"
the foot Of the stage when Inc awards were us
trbutcl by *. kcmper, es.l. Inc reception
Of the various honors was followed byapplallSe
from the numerous friends OF each young, l;tdy
present. and Ut some by the whole school alid
audience.
The prize, wrrr distributed in the following
order:
y prize 10 Miss l.l'la BenSon.
In the Preparatory Class, Miss Minnie
Jacobs, diligence. ~. , ~
JUNIOR Cla*S Miss AIiIla H''ln,nel"' o'll-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

plan--which ever it may be-should be adopt
cd, is my apology for this communication.
ALEXANDRIA,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

ENGLlSI SALAD DRESSING Chow
~ Chow, Mixed Pickles, Prepared Horse
Radish and Pickles loose, in store and for sale BY
w. +. BROOKES,
j.: % AT King street.
INRANATS AND NECKTIES!
" New styles OpQned to-day ut
ie - GREENS NOTION HOUSE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

ten Forrest, now employed as Il civil Eng'-
ncer on the Railroads in Tennessee, and sum-
moncl as witness before theku-klux commit
tee, utterly denies that there is any ku-klux
Organization in the Southern States as tar as
he knows or believes. Willie he says there have
been individual cases OF wrong doing, they were
produced by just such causes as bring about oc-
cassonal outrages in the North-and 'klu
klux may as well be charged there as here.
lie declares that in his judgment the people OF
the South have generally ''acceptcd the situ.-
tion, and are rs orderly and lawablding pco-
pic as car DC found in any section Of the coun-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1871.

The Norfolk Journal says:-'It is impossi-
lie that free people can preserve their free
dom unless they feel sufficient interest in
their government to observe its management,
and regulate the actions Of those to whom they
utrust their powers. And while politics in
newspapers may be distasteful to him whose
thoughts are engrossed by his business, the Vi
tai interests Of that business may be essentially
touched by the very articles he eschews. .
There is in this as in most subjects, 4 medium
to be Observed Whilst there is no occasion,
all the time, to be engaged in political matters,
there should never be apathy or Indifference IN
the support OF measures and principles honestly
believed to be essential to the public welfare
and the best interests Of the country, and in
condemnation Of those Of an opposite character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23


,,,..hl, :, Nn,, wit and ,.pdo,, ,.r
'"p''' P'' 80 -
J"nu"ry and July tree "l government TAX
Length Of Road ia nil,.a-l2u miles completed
rh. rc,.i,t. from which p:y interest on cost ol
rh,, p.,l -. C,,.,.r,,,,,o,,.
c"h'tructi"h' INV h""" ""' We, '''''''''
Land Grant ii 1000" acres. hole M"rtghgc
Oh holl equipment aii'' l''''", -',''"i'"''
Thrsc Bond, arr first mortgage upon the
H,"' 'q"'P','''' ' '''., '''''. ''''' ~,
lhic mt" at"'E 1T inc "pt'"" "' the h"'"t''
This convertible claus" W. consider OF decided
impurtunrr ~ il /, ,.-;iiliatrL the land Will sell
far .n,ugh f., ,.,v 1h,. MORTGAGE. nuI il 50, tic.
: W. ''''"=' - pay ''N .,',
entire nett earnings Will hr applied |" "Ni"rhd'
RIRkEa UERRERT.
@2u"Othcr SECURITIES taken |" rSch;l'Sr III
market value, free Of commissions. For sale nj
10 and interest j. ly-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

REMAEk>.-Thc Flour market opened quiet,
and in the early part Of the week some tranSac-
tinn> We're made at the outside figures given in
our last review; but under increased receipts
and moderate demand, the market is less active
and holders rvincc more desire IL sell ut II con-
ccssinn We note sales of family brands at 500,
s. T. and -. - Extra ut IL % and S1.@1 !;
SuprrS ut e. % and SG."2. We revise our quota
tiorl%, and note heavy feeling in the Market
Funry 500 to SS.2j, Choice 500; Extra :. T.
t" S1."7 Super t. % to SG37; Fine 5.25 IL Sj.33I1
Wheat is in limited rccci pt, and the market is
tirlmcr; offerings Of $50 bushels red with sales of
new, quality good but badly cleaned, ut 100 and
old ut 10, llJ and li for inferior 10 far. Corn
is quiet and unchanged; offerings Of loi7 BUSH
els mixed and l0G Of yellow, with sales OF the
former at so and 81, and of the latter ut -. Rye
is inactive at Sand offerings light. Oats are
dull offerings Of 80 bushels with sales at 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET June - -
iReported by j. H. Srt""t, LtcG stock Broker. |
Beef Cattlc-Thc offerings for the week were
about Ito head OF fair quality. Prices ranged
from 4! to &c gross, as which rates about 40
head We're sold IL the butchers, railroad con-
tractors and spectators. The prices asked by
grazcrS and shippers being III harmony with the
decline in the markets North. buyers purchased
freely this week at from 4 to DC for medium, and
from 81 IT, &c for good Cattle. Cows and Calves
ar" in full supply and limited demand. We
quote good, large Cows, in good order, with
young Calves at from 40 L. $50, with very few
sales at the latter figures. Ordinary ANA thin
Cows dull and inactivrat from ~ IT, S3Upcr head
Sheep and LnlnbS-Arr in good supply. The
offerings amounted 10 about 1W head, 5'U of
which changed hand: to thu butchers and specu-
anrs ut from: t" 81 5Opcr head for mixed lots of
Lambs and old Sheep. Lots Of old Sheep sold
at from I {" 30 per b srosS, AMI Lambs at from
, tn Il ~ per heal
I"g>-Thc market for Il"gS is dull. Prices
ranged ii from 4 t" 5, per l0) lbs gross.
BALTIMuHE CATTLE MARKET, June y! 1871.
Beef Cuttc-l'ric"> to-day for Beef Cattle rang
rd a, follows Best I'crvr: at I;;tST l2!t; gcncr
aly rated first ulluliivI 1Sii W medium or good
fair quality at ! ;oas -; ordinary thin Steers
Oxen and Cows At i Ih,Sl ~; inferior and lowest
grades of Cattle 80 O-gcncral average Of the
market to-day So 10: extreme range OF prices
4 n0aS7 ~. Most Of the sales We're from - To-
ST 50 per luO lbs.
Sheep and Larnbs-1hc supply of Sheep hus
been light again during the past week, and prices
in consequence have advanced fully &c per ID
since Inst rcport-gond qualities particularly arc
scarce and in demand. We quote at .l!aGc per
ID gross, rs t" quality. Stock Sheep ut 81"
s. - per head Lambs 2aS per head.
Hogs-Thc supply early in the week having
been pretty well sold out prices advanced about
It. rs compared with our quotations last week,
but towards the close Of the market to-day prices
We're rather weak, the supply being lull--an
uvrr-<upply would callSr rates to rcccdc again.
We quote ut s 5OaS7 per lOO lbs net the latter
for choice light Hogs, which are in good demand,
while heavy ones are dull.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-19

A RARE CHANcE.-William de Lacy, auc-
tioneer, will sell this day, at twelve o'clock
NJ, at the St.. Charles Auction Exehapge,
that handsome residence No. 235 Chestnut
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
in perfect order, provided with all the
modern conveniences, gas, and elegant
chandeliers throughout; large and highly
cultivated grounds, containing fine assort-
ment of fruit trees and ornamental shrub
berry. Seldom does an occasion like the
present offer itself for securing . beautiful
home. Also, at same time and place, three
large lots adjoining the above, ono forming
the corner Of Chestnut and Seventh streets.
See advertisement.