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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-27
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TIE STEAMER = PRESS
Capt =. c. y , ~ ;, hE''"
Al; 'e''si'''t "H'," been thoroughly re-
Pa . ~" -; ''.!',' sc improved, will re-
s-'I." n'' - ~ .:c on Tuesday, March 9Th.
Ia" 'l. ;:.s r''',' -oLgh. stree: wharf, xT-s
'n' '.'.'> . ERY tt ESDAI, ata.ssssssiisEs.
=. -. :" Alexandria, Washington and George
''"' ~ Potomac River Landings.
r. u.n:ag. viii leave Sixth st. wharf, Wash
p ION. EVERY SATU RDAI, at i q. H., and
Al, ..g street wharf, AlcXanC-:a. ~ y II.
i'r-ign: :,.i;"n ~ loves. rates. For tur:he:
Information. apply to. "
J. BRODERS & CO..
No. II King street. AleIandrla
A NEEDHAM y SONS,
!lh -. 40. AZ Light street. Baltimore.
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N e.
MUesa' +. e: ) AlSE ,,.-
sliy : n:orm his friends and the public gcncr-
q mat he mas leased the store on the corner 81
..meron and Royal streets 81. q. Milburn'S ola
stand) and will keep, in connection with the
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store, NO y
Royal street 4 trSt-c!ass
FAMILY GROCERY,
,,b.-o csn 40 frund II all times fresh Roll But
ter, Poultry, Eggs, Holniny, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Potatoes, Canned Peaches. Pineapple,
Tomaoes and Corn, &c, sc. Call and exam
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WV H. neSAUG"AS'
manufacturer and Dealer in
E = r y [ T e r E ,

No III Mig -tFtcL,
North side) Alexandria, Virginia.
Respectfully calls attention 20 his large rs
sortment Of FURNITURE, whic II he is selling,
quality conslde. cd ~ low rs can be bought in
this or any cIner market.
PARI OR SUITS, in Hsir, Cloth or Reps
MAJ e Top Centre Tables, Wha;n":s, H.;
'.,ks. Lounges, Office, Dining. Rocking, Side
and Children's Chairs. Break.ast and Dining
Tables and Hair Top Ma.trasses col.$t:tly o..
nand Agent for the celebrated
NJ Pills ULTRA SPRING BEDS
pronounced by those who have examine! then
to be the very best Spring Beds ever offered in
this market
REPAIRING promptly attended f. at mol
crate prices. mn 1t!
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CDIkT .h'DTiCES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tina: s,,-
~ plication will be made - the Coryorati.n
Of Alexsndrls for the renewal OF tue following
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK. standing IN III,
name OF Harriet " sShington'> estate. >..."G D.
VIM Wsshing.on's e<:s:e. do. s.. .ut Am .ij
Maria Washington do, So. The<r bonds havn
been lost, miS.aiG or te>tro- vi-s! t:.;~.: the
year 1852 %; 9-law-u
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CPFG;. y y . ~, -
- II E.
Osr. -. ~

JFEI- =. n,
HE Potomac FERRY Co.,
VA oEvENTH STEET WHARF,
;,ne .IISGToS, d. c., October 5, 1872
Nip cventh street cars make regular connec-
with the Ferry Boats Of this line, and pas
,.,.gc.s nave no further inconvenience in getting
70 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, as the Street Railroad
r,p:irs are now completed, and the cars run d.
rrttly through 10 the avenue, without Interrupt
lion. 5. S. HOWISON,
oct5 President
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Cabinet FurY'itlIu,

JAMES NJ. BRADLEY.
The business will, i" .:.turc % coA''"ll'si un-
der the name of
c. c. B2ADLEY & son.
TIE rev firm hopes ~ s!l"ce portion ct ;Ae
public patronage, and invites al to ti!t ana .H-
anime heir inc ard handsome Assortment; Q!
pARLOR SUITES,
n Hair Goth, Reps ana Six Brocate.: WA...U:
and o.. Chamber Suites in every variety. " .
Also lave on hand some very beautiful in:a:':
Fancy Tables And Portable Writing DesEs, "a.
r.aus, kcdS,c,d>, WaShStands md Chairs .!
many styles.
Those in need of Furniture will d" "".! :" tx
anime our stock before purchasing Is We 80
prepared to sell vi very .ow figures. jss;! s.:
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,.r--~. LOWER POTOMAC LINE

xtszSss-lfSSsz FhR
LANDINGS Also cor
FREDERICKSBURG AND RICHMOND:
The steamer GEORGEANNA will, on and
after THURSDAY. I'd q: February, 1872. re-
sumo ncr trips ,eaving Baltimore from Pier 8.
L.Sn: street, e;orv THURSDAY, vt pm,
.rr!y:ngat Alcxan,!ria. Washington and George
;ov.:. -! Saturday OF each week.
Retaining. will leave AlcNandrla crcsy
MONDAY, arriving in Baltimore every We'd
'' 1890 c. +. IRVINE. Agent.
l3S Ligh. st., Baltimore.
HooE s JOHNSTON,
ict 1l-.t Agents Alcxandria, VA
pIVER ROUTE.
The steamer WAWASET will resumer her
TWO TRIPS \ WEEK 70 usual zU-A
i!niing: IN the Potomac on II ES- ASss.ssnsaas
DAY, March s. lc72, leaving Washington at e
a. m. and AicXanlra vi n. N.
Tuesdays rip including intermediate land
in~s. - IUcri"naN.
trio!%ys trip. including intermediate landings,
u Conc river ). s. HOWlSON,
President Potomac Ferry Co.
:. ,;EDSEv. Gen. Supt feb 25-tf
>ssas MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
.EaakaG STEAMSHIPS.
Til" line consists Of the following trst-cass
outside steamers:
(. G. KNIGHT. ......... Capt ". $. Johnson
JOHN GIBSON. .... Capt. W. H Winters
AND
VALLEY CI.TY................ ..C Capt Bedell
Win Leave y cw York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port and. returning, will leave AleXan
ira E.I cry FRIDAY ut II o'clock.
Ill; freight must be on the dock by Il. nj.
For reign: or passage apply to
HOUE & JOHNSTON.
Agents No. = Prince street
Agents in New York,
GEO. B. MEEEICk,
~ - 20 South 81. Pier No. 50 East river
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~ L w l y g NJ CHIN ES.

We have on hand good assortment of the
celebrated GROVER i BAKER SEWING
MACHINES with all the late improvements
Oar sales Of the above have been very large,
an: Inc machines give general tisfaction.
We aave also on hand the HOWE SEWING
MACHINE. This machine makes the shuttle
stitch, AID Is preferred by some on that account.
l. mas Ser"ra; advantages over others maxi,
The same kind OF stitch 20
We Will be pleased % exhibit it,s ma
parties interested, SQld. W ,ba sNiass 70
terms. 30. liberal
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rv: i ES 3.r ,Dpr
laid .tl,SR s BRO.

" Ne W :, -oSso COLGGNEWATER
our c,,-> aid resp >ctl9tiv call the attention OF
~ S Es;:nS;. An ie public generally to the
eve 4 T al co!os:e. l: is prepared from
y new rre,-c:l recipe and IS most fragrant and
',rhcA'c perfume IN order to place it witli2
=: reach .: ALL We have put il upin bottles -
:Hi:ns iull measure one-fourth, one AN :.
ote plat, 81 lie very moderate prcs. s. an,
sd =. resoecti~ely. A trial Is. Sa- &c, 80
','."td. Prepared and sold 2p-S .nestly re
J.ANN uy
nov Is King ley & CO.,
- - - - Alexandra. Va
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FOR Sale NEs ISE.rT.

e. FOR RENT The :!.-ec-S:orv BEiCh.
I'll DWELLING HOUSE on the n":.h,- ::
corner Of King and Patrick SIS. Tie house j.
supplied with gas and w.;r- and al! The no!"rr
repair Also, SEVERAL LOTS IL the block
bounded by Orenoco, Alfred, Pc.i.,::va All
Patrick streets. Apply -
jy H-tf EMANUEL FRANCIS.
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TEA DEALER,

z COX: KING AND ST. ASAPH SITS,
nnr 22.f AleyaniriN Va.
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WY DO W SH A d + S.

WIN DOW SH A DIES.
An elegant assortment Of new and beautiful
WINDOW SHADES.
Buff. Blue, Green and White Plain Shades.
All OF the best Shade Fixtures
New styles Of Window Cornices, Band and
Cu::aa Loops. &c, at
J. P. CLARkE'S,
an6 No l59 King street
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John HARLOW II. y. HARLOW.
HARLOW S BROTHER,
GRoCERs, LIQUOR, FEED, AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Northwest corner Royal and Cameron streets
Alexandria, Virginia.
Special attention given to the sale Of Country
Produce. We most respectfully call the "ttcn
ton of the trade to our large and splendid stock
of goods, consisting Of Wines and Liquors,
Flour Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Pieces, But
ter Lard, Cheese, Corn Meal, Crackers, Syruls,
Moasscs, Cod Fish, Mackcrel, Herring, Wood
enware Baskets, s iccs, Cigars, Tobacco, Canned
Goods, Coal Oil, &c, and every other article
usually found in q first class wholesale and retail
establishment. Orders from. the country respect
fully solicited, and all orders shan receive our
prompt attention. mar O-ly
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GROCERIES,.
III n ESE TEA CDNsnA INV

NO. III NORTH ROYAL STS3RT,
have just received q large and carefully Sc
lected stock of :
TEAS. SEASON. 1872.
No old ct-.rr \
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~ U* FOLK AND BOST n.

~
II. s:>M:ncr Gt<DY OF THE LAKE con-
rct.s;.iG Il: Norfolk with the steamers sI-
u ~. Merchants nd Miners Trans,
l.i-s;.:ion Company for Boston will leave ner
>>.:art No. 4 south wharves. EVERY MON
DAY and THU RSEAy Vt 2.30 p. m. for Nor
folk Rvturnny leave Norfolk on To ESDAiS,
ADD FRIDAYS, =. ,. m, stopping At Fort
Washington, G!ytn"at. Piney Point, Point
L.o,h:"t.; and Fortress Monroe.
This l.nc, connecting at Aexand-:a with the
o. IL u II. anc, ". i Q. K. Rs, s!sd At Nor
folk with the Boston steamers offers superior IN
>ucc,mclls Tor the rapid and careful shipment OF
Ill kind, al :rcisA. 10 Boston. The rates beng
uw. the ~.t"n.ior. of shippers is particularly di,
c.trd !" this feature. All freight forwarded
re: u commission, and through bills OF lalng
given.
F"- Grc;;,: - passage apply on board q to
Y. y. GhDN ~, Norfolk, }. q. WATERS,
ifcQrgc.Um'It. or
= A. REED. Agent Alexandris
: = BROWN u SOE, Gen. Agts.,
Lor. 18th 81 and New York ave,
Washington d. {.
Frs: Gs:. $50 10 Norfolk 81; round trir 81
~",.,:!J class :I:r /" Norfolk, 50; round = -,
...!-tt
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T G. MlLBCRN,
Wholesale and Retail
GROCER AND COI.NISSION MERCEAN T,
NEW STORE,
No. - North Royal St, and cor. Market alley,
Alexandria, Va.
The proximity Of this store to the Market
House. THE centre of trade will enable me 10
obtain good prices for Flour, Grain and Country
Produce consigned to my care.
ConsgnmentS and orders Tor Groceries re.
spectfully solicited. They will receive careful
and nronrt attention. oct 2j-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08
Facts for the Single.

A French philosopher has lately
brought 10 light some curious social
statistics compiled from the records oil
eleven years in France, Belgium and Hol.
land, relative to the longevity Of married
and single men, which furnish fresh
proofs Of the dangerof living. 1t appears
that married men between tho age Of
twenty-five and thirty years are far more
apt TO live than unmarried men, the ratio
OF deaths being, in their favor, as four
TO ten and half in every thousand per.
sons Here ia powerful argument for
early marriges II the law OF selEpreserya.
tion becomes their advocate; but little
further development Of the records shows
that at the same ago widowers die at the
rate of twenty-five In every thousand, be-
ing twice as pePishable as their unmarried
brethren. When the age advances to DO.
tween thirty and thirty.five years tho case
Is reversed Married men die ut tho rate
OF eleven and single men only five In
every thousand, the latter nearly recov.
ering the ground lost in the previous
semi.decade. Unfortunate widowers how.
ever, arc still at disadvantage, dying at
the rate Of nineteen In every thousand,
These figures open . wide field for draw.
Ing differences and moral lessons. Eyi.
IDENTIFY dangers hedge about the life Of
man, but the chief and most apparent
warning conveyed by the facts Of the case
IS INC necessary OF q mans carefully pre-.
serving the life Of wife, he has one since
her loss increases by about fourlold the
lmminence OF an end to his own career
Hartford CoIrdnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08

Gun friend Of the Clarksburg Telegraph
is slightly inaccurate when he says we
have asserted repeatedly that STOKES Of
Tennessee "is in the Penitentiary." Some
time ago it was announced from Wash
ingtOn that this sentence had been pro.
nounced on him; and then came the in
telligence that lie had not been sentenced,
but that Judge CARTER would pronounce
the sentencein few days and was resolv-
cd TO send him TO the penitentiary. 1t
was before the final sentence was announ.
ced that we made the remark that tho
editor of the Telegraph would not allow
SUMMER 10 be President possibly because
he wanted the place for STOKES "when he
got out of tho Penitentiary," the expecta.
tion then being that such would be his
sentence. We have already announced
what the sentence was. STOKES was not
sent to the penitentiary but not because
he did not deserve 1t. His ofFense was OF
a two.fOld character. lie was not only
guilty Of prosecuting a claim against the
government while momber OF Congress,
but tho claim was q fraudulent one and he
was convicted by his own letters Of being
aparty 10 the preparation of the fraud
But for the purpose of letting him Oft as
lightly as possible, the prosecution chose
toprosecute the lesser offence, and Judge
CARTER awarded tho lightest penalty
which the law permitted for that
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THE Register Is simply mistaken, not
n sav s;llv In its talk about tho INTRIII.

THE Register Is simply mistaken, not
TO say silly, in It's talk about the INTEILI.
0ENcER having been "silent" on the pro-
ject Of building an opera house in this
city. Frequent notices Of the matter
have appeared in our columns, and 1t has
had reasonable amount Of prominence,
sufficient we presume TO advise our read.
ers Of what was going forward and TO
afford them opportunity 10 aid the enter.
prise Il they desired TO do 80. The
present editor Of the Register has been
absent until quite recently, very closely
absorbed by his duties as an "employe"
Of the Public Printer, and has not kept
himself posted rs to the contents Of the
ISTRLIIdENcER. We have not felt in'
=. Cllned TO he urgent In advising our citi'
zens to subscribe 10 al opera house, be.
cause VIC have been so long and persist
emily urging them to put their spare CAPT.
tAl into enterprises that seem TO be
much more necessary at present to the
prosperity Of the city. But at tho same
time We do recognize 1t as exceedingly
desirable that tho city should have
such hall for public entertainments as
would be pleasant and sufficient Tor our
own people and not discredit the city in
tue eyes OF strangers who visit US. II
must be confessed there Is no such place
here now. Its suggested that the CAPT.
tai that would be put into an opera house
would not else go into railroads OF
bridges,and that the building Of one would
not at all affect any of the other enter.
prises talked Of This. is probably true
In the main OF least. A very important
consideration with those who are asked
TO take stock in an opera house is, the
probability ofihe return that would be
made on the investment; for whilemosl
are disposed to give something from con
siderations OF public spirit they will
not subscribe very largely unless there
shall appear to be q probabIlityef q fair
return. Oh course each must Judge Of
this for himself; but We think there can
he little doubt that building may be
erected which will be n vast improve.
ment on anything we have, within limits
of expenditure that will pay handsomely,
Mr.. FoRD, Of Baltimore, thinks 1t neither
judicious nor needful TO go beyond
$4,000. With this sum he thinks We
may have an elegant and sufficiently large
opera house, and one that will pay good
dividends on the investment.
We understand that more than half this
amount OF stock has already been taken
and it will afford US pleasure to be able tc
announce shortly that the enterprise Is {
success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08
The "Black Cat" rs Seen from n
Dlstance.
Prom tho ctncInnau commcrelnl.

Prom the Cincinnati Commercial.
West Virginia rCjoices in the possession
Of Public Printer who is guided by the
melodious maxim Of Bright, of the In.
dianapolls Sentinel, and, having q black
cat, skins 1t 10 the tail. His accounts
with the State have been made the sub.
iect Of Legislative investigation and ma.
joritY and minority reports. Tho ma.
jority OF the committee, however, labored
u c0nfine the examination within narrow
limits, but were as unfortunate as the
New York Custom House Committee In
having one member with nose for facts
"a Mr.. Sturgiss, of MonOngalia county,
who made such an exhibit that It will
hardly be possible for the Legislature not
TO go into a general examination OF books
and vouchers. Mr.. Sturgiss showed that
the sum drawn by the State Printer, for
the Session Acts Of 1871 was $5.22S IS,
exclusive OF paper, the lawful charge
being but $2,572.7G, and for the House
Journal g ,T73,72, an excess Of 81, Col. 81
or an overcharge on the two publications
Of $4,S41.59. This information the Wheel.
ing INTRLLIGENcER supplements with
some OF its own, showing that the over.
charge for printing the Senate Journal
was S9s9.75, or over 5000 on the three
publications. The cat Is not large one,
10 be sure, and the profit Of the skinning
not sufficient 10 make the everlasting for
tune ofanybody, butt will do for q young
State not financially plethoric,
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ALAS, Poor YoRIcK 1T is reported in
the city that the Registers correspondent
"Yorick" has got himself into trouble.
The gentleman is a citizen of Weston,
and the statement Is that he has been
made the subject Of some remarks in
writing by tho foreman Of the Grand Jury
Of Lewis county, the drift of which was
that Mr.. "Yorick" had been, to use his
own elegant phraseology, "slinging" too
NASTY a pen." "Yorick," it Is further
said, has been called out of tho State by
sudden and pressing engagements.
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THE Pittsburgh Gazette intlmatcs in
pretty strong terms that Gov. GEARY is a
shSrer in the plumber OF EVANS, the dc.
faulting State agent, and calls upon him
to deny it If he can. The Dispatch Is
even more pointed and suggests that the
GOVERNOR be impeached.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08
CRISTlDORGs EXCELSIOR DYE.
.ATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

This TupeEb Hair Dye 10 tho best IN uS World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and 1nBtantane.
no unpleasant 6dor. The genuine ". A. Bate6.
elor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Does not
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. Ths only safe and perfect Dye,
Sold BY all Druggists. Factory IS Bond street,
New York. tAn9TeodaW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08
ID, pUPo SGy (; Sc GOLDEN OLE PERL

.DR. DUPONCo's GOLDEN PERI.
IL oDICAL PILLS, FOR They
never fall, and may DO depended upon in every
case where the monthly dow has been obstructed
by cold or disease. 0uPoNco's GoLDRN PnIs
always give immediate RELIEF, being especially
prepared for married lAdies. A lady writes: "DI.
The GENUINE are put up In LARGB (wHIrE)
BoxHs containing double quantity Of Pills, and
upon each box you will hnd my "Priyate Reve.
nue. Stamp" Upon the stamp see tho words
DuroNoo'B GoLDN PILLS, Without that Nons are
Genuine.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Pries 500 per box. "
Sold In Wheeling by RDNUND booking,
Druggist.
wheeling Post Oflce, can have the Pills sent by
mail, to Gnyp part OF the county, Free Of Postage
s, D. HOWE,
ocis solo Proprietor, New York.
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For SALE
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RHAN f4oiAiH Fon GALE
Ioffer ut private sale the Farm situated tvo
miles east OF the city on the HOmpaeld RiIlrCsS
knoWna s tho Mills property, containing &c Sao
more or leBs; about 80 acres OF which 70 eleltrd
and part underlaid with coal. There 10 A roo
larm house and other outbuildlngs on tho IIfen
isea. Any person desiring 10 look Of the plIre
will be shown tho boundaries, &C., by Nj. Pedi
cord on tho premlstG
Also tract containing II acres situated nine
miles east OF the city on the Hempleld Railroad
This place 10 all under cultivation, has on 4 A
good dwelling and all necessary outbuIldIngI,
good well OF water and q number OF rood min
trees, and Is within a short distance Of eh9Fth
and school house, Possession OF this tr1et pIvrB
April let, 1872, and ifnot previously sold viii hr
offered at public auction on THURSDAY, Peb Sti
For further particulars apply on the last men.
tloned premises to J.R. Mccoy,
Administrator Of Sam'l Mccoy, decd
N.B.-All persons having claims against the
estate OF Samuel Mccoy, decd, are requested 10
present them for settlement, and all persons In.
debted 10 said estate are requested 10 make pay.
ment. ]. K Mccoy
tebl-2tdAw AumnIRlFAidf
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: ON MARRIAGE.

OF RrrorS and Abuses In early life, Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured. ImpedIments
10 Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circular sent free In sealed envelope,
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. .
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DIED.

CLRMENs.-on Thursday afternoon. March
Y Y, isEs, Mrs. ELLEN CLENESs, widow Of Dr., Jss
W. Clemens, decd. O4''
Funeral Saturday morning at II O'Clock,
Friends OF the family arc invited to attend.
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FARM FOR SALE.
C0NTlINlNG lR0UT ms kCREs,

CONTAINING ABOUT t25 ACRES,
Situated In Ohio county, W. Va, on the National
Wheeling and ~ miles from West Alexander,
Pa. The Farm Is part OF whist Is well known
as the "0ld William Gilmore Farm" ThgeAre
on the premises good Dwelling House, Barn Of
sufficient size 70 shelter $50 head Of sheep. BE-
sides horse and COW stables, corn cribs, wagon
HhGd, and all other necessary outbuildinRs.
The land Is well wAtered and tlmbered, Conve.
nient to Church, Schools, Mills and Railroad
Station. Persons desiring TO view The place
coming by railroad, can stop OF At Gilmore,
Crossing, which Is within few rods OF lhehO
For further particulars by mail address
]. N. POLLOCK,
West Alexander, Washington Co, Ia,
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DOR sALE.-A DESIRABLE IA
II property between Market and Fourth
streets, % feet Of gfound fronting on unlonIsA
street, with depth Of 60 feet On It there hI
double Frame House two stories high With four
rooms and kitchen to each tenement The =
feet includes one.half Of brick wall (SdOIHrs
said Irame) ~ stories high and aboht IS lets
deep. The. property belongs TO the tate Of Z.
s. Martin, decd, and must be sold.
feb29 l... az FE I. IRWIN, Executor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08

The l"tel'igtncer Is still sllcn, on the
Opera House question.-Rtgiiter.
And the Register on tho Public Printing
Question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08
COAL! coALy COAL!
u. cAREHART,

Dealer In Ohio Coal and Coal Lands
, orSSss for coAiin the city win receive prompt
1000 Acres of Ohio Coal Lands for sale. Real
Estate business solicited.
Wheeling, W. Va. feb7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-08
LADIES' WATCHES.

A magnificent assortment Of Ladies' Watches can
DO found at lOi Market street, below M'Lurc
House, headquarters for ElgIn, Waltham and all
other American Watches. Also . full line Of
Foreign Watches, including q nice lot Of Boys
Silver Watches, little but good.
~ Pine Watches, Clocks, &c, repaired and
warranted.
mars OXTOBY b DUFFIELD