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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

New ENTGprGIss Mr.. Elias Jacka has
recommended the harness business IA Min
crsl Point after a lapse of several yeats
Elias occupies the room with his father,
next door 30 Lenahan's Store, whore he in.
vites the public to call and see him, .nt
promises that he will not be oxcallod in
excellence Of work, quality Of stock or
lowness Of price, by any harness house in
the county twill undoubtedly pay TO see
him before purchasing or ordering ANYTHING
in his line 23tr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

THE saloon keepers of Monroe are out
in card asking the wives and families
Of men to whom they DO not wish ntoxi>
eating liquors sold, to notify the village
marshal Of the fact in writing and prom>
ise that such wishes shA be respected
that no liquor will be sold to such per.
sons. That strikes us as being a pretty
good move of the saloon keepers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

AS was said Of the miraculous wine at
tho marriage feast, the last was the best,
80 may It lie said of the entertainment
given by the Coldwater Temple last week.
1t eciypsed It's shining predecessors in
almost every respect rejecting in
creased honor on the managers and per>
formers, and bringing to the Temple the
largest receipts ,t the season; the snug
sum of $27.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

EDIroR TRInUNs.-Noticing an article in
your last issue headed champion ahead
Advance behind" | wish Just to say, that
the only Advance machine exhibited at the
Platte,ille Fair was one of An old stock
manufactured over two years ago, and hav
ing stood out doors uushelterej for some
time, presented rather rusty appearance
while the Champion was new, and probably
made on purpose for exhibition. As this
was not a fcl2 trial, but simply Moo test,
of course the Champion wears the blue OF
Plattevil!e, As will be seen by rcnort OF
committee Of the Southwestern Wisconsin
In3ustriel Association, tue Champion en-
tered among other machines for the diplo.
ma ia 1871, IN aehso} ted trial, and what did
she do? Why, she performed so miscrably
hal that her agents did not try 90 do any
thing At al! with her after she bad made thc
FIRST round she actually made the poorest
show Of any machine on The ground And
this is the machine that took Tie premium
at Platteyille
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
M "a r. r Z +, j

PhIDE tlN-MlL this city, Satur-
dty June lst 1872, by Rev. ID. W. Evans,
Mr Nil.lam Prideaux and Miss Mary Mnloy,
81 Of Mineral Point,
After successfully resisting the charms Of
The maidcns from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
William Is at last captured, and evidently loves
the chains that bind him. For him and his fair
and worthy bride we hope every huppincs.
through many years of life
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

The disoonsoIae tone Of tho Monroe
papers, the silence Of those OF Galena
and the eyuberan,e of those Of Darlin Z
ton and Piatteville, seem to indicate that
the proposed extension of the Il. r. from
Monroe, via Shullsburs 10 Dubuque is
again under cloud. We hope tho en-
terprisc will not prove a failure however
ana hardly believe it can.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

for better things, as a committee, cons
sisting of Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Alex. Wilson,
and Mr., Joshua Hanscom, are " sec that
the matter is attended to, and>we tN
con6deat they will not lallt6 do 80.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

We doubt if in her history Mineral
Point la. presented more lively ap,
pearance than during the past two weeks ;
and we have a stronger doubt if there is
in the state city of like size, iE more
prosperous condition than old Shake Rag
is just now
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
THOMAS THOMAS.

ITNITED STATES E0TEL, (WArKIN wArKINs
\ Olp -AEp) uodcuvle, Wisconsin.
Having taken cbsrre Of this hotel for term Of yesrs
II propose To- keen 1t iOr the special accommodation
& the tray cling HptHS.
hsys large barn, and keep attentive hostlers -
propose Do good table ard keep the bar al ali
times supplied VITA he >,st Of liquors.
h rtrict attention TO business hope TO deserve,
end receive .4r saEre Of The pvbiig patronage
,Xu-l4-t. THOM As rHOIhS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

J. 7. PSroR, Secretary Of the Iowa Co,
Agricultural Society, informs US that the
next fair Of the society will be held a.
Dodgeyille on the 18th, 10Th, and Goth
of September next. just in time for the
equinoctial storms
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
ltas- tyEEEIEYAL ET0ESEt.

D0dFryile, Wis
!tHES JONES, PEppRlEfoR.
TNHlS It USE, located nearly opposite the Court
bouse is tha Iubst Uapscoas iG the Village. 10 a
new bu!llu- rJoals we'll furnished. and the table
always s4prl5od Win the best the market affords.
Far, is .5o-t being erected, wherein horses can
he well ere, Tor q trezsuablerates xlu-2gtf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

Two farmers psssed ~ II jsh street Tue.
day, happy in possession OF new Advance,
machines. The Advance is reported to be
very popular this season, and agents report
that the greatest difficulty is 10 get ma
chimes to supply the demand
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

WITH pleasure We are able TO announce
that the little financial cloud recently
hanging over Alex. Davis is entirely dis.
PEELED, sud he is sgsin entering business,
sni will continue as heretofore to sell the
excellent Singer Sewing Machine to the
people.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

SFANEa AUT, REH a. al kiads OF Ornamental
III Igir E3r., ,ach 6rsceietf Brssst- !lns
Eatch-G1ar8s, Necklaces, Finger Kings, Lar sang,
ChzrI.s. .g. also Cg.Is, Waterfalls, ssltches, Ia
sirg' Hrout pieces cents Wigs, aud everything ID
a,s line. ash paid for raw hair. +. .. Box ZI5
Mineral Point. Ms x1u-3-ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

Removal Mr. John Collins has nur-
chased and fitted up the building next
above Curry's meat market south side of
High st, and Mrs. c. has moved into it
with her stock of millinery goods, where
the people will find her hereafter, ready
to do their bidding as heretofore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
Go. Id. y<kLIsEEs, NJ. To-,

rgTeNgAN, .NCuJ HER AND Surg EoN, G
frs gtasea 90 bis Old friends and the con
frunity ts-alsl.s. ltice 10 6raber Whites block
osra.r 4t..4 a-i C4cstlgt streets. Res deuce ued
~ .h4NFy.'a, sa.'u SIDE ostY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

W. H. LooyBoRsow has sold his interest
in the picture business to Mr. Jolly. All
parties owing the firm are requested to cal!
At the gallery and settle Immediately.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

rpHfEIUEAN h&U SURGEON. once IN Cosi'i
/ HiogE over Ieler's store, corner 81 HlEh 4ud
saestuut s,reetg, Mineral Point, Ni5. Particular
.ttentloB laid 10 Operative Surgery. INHi-lo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
Local Intelligence.

~ 5he FIRST page cftae Tribune 3piH BE- 6eroled
TO Locdt matters. For advertisements, {ercspt
ffofe'sionat cards,) issfstsf on tatN page. roe
steil charge ffty per cent. di5dHce on osdtAary
rates. No large cuts" tstN 6a ditotoed on III,
page dtGnY rates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

REy. L. PnELrs will hold service at
Calvary Church, near Montfort, next Sun.
day, June 9th, at l01 o'clock A. NJ, and
st Dodgerille the same day at 4 clock
in the afternoon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

U0MGUy8 PYlSfGIAS 6 SCFGE0E
4,Nta+L FONT, WIS
nFrICE -}C hss+ 1. Readenoe, 5 to 10 A. M,-
{ At g,t.a, t.oS 7. ". 1.y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

M,SE MovEY-by taking your butter and
eggs 20 II. T. Osborne He will give you
the top price, and sell you good, at the
very lowest figures.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

L.n1ELs' Collars, lsces, handkerchiefs,
ribbons &c, in great abundance at the
City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

WN. TEAsDtLL's stock Of staple drr.
goods is one Of the best in the city All
warranted as perfect as the Richardson
boots and shoes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
&A@ STREET, ropgEyILLs, WIS,

&AlS STREET, ropGEvILLE, WIS,
Ih's'sa T1w ana ccmnodous house, opened
On u 4lh iSGs II is f.ted up in good
az, and supplied wNl every modern convenience.
"eod Sta5Gas and LsCS-Ip Carriage ROsses
AND
Every Acc9nno5s On for Travellers and Boarders,
Having lately pTrtha ed good Hack. he is pre-.
psred 70 carr persons to any part Of the county.
PURE VINES AND LTQTORS
o. TIE best quality Always In stock Terms reason
able
RICHARD ROGERS, Proprietor.
e. The proprietor has 160 acres Of good tlube
ia'ic .3r sale, NolTy'y no5i-u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

Dos'T buy psrasols without seeing th'
stock at toe City Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
WIZ. w. EEN EMS,

(Stsccrsscg 10 Cob5 d LtEtas,)
L TTO.NGY IND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
u Mineral .atat hts. prsotces in the Y. s.
and state Courts and 81 enss 10 agencies ana Gel.
.ectl0us il al IA 5 Of the state.
Dsce ia LeuAh.us' Block, ols ste the Post
Osce tgly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

SAVE Your AosEY-by going TO Deller's
for Millinery.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06

1 TTOESEY AND C0UNSELLoR ATLAw. Once
q IN tast Front soon Grst soor) Of the City ,sll,
Aiueral Hu.a., Wisconsin. Kki-ss
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
81. II. carr WRIGHT,

d. II. ca RT WRIGHT,
Agent
or Chckerins md trion Grand Square and Upright
PI a N o. 8
Geo,ge Wo1d d Cos Patlor and J,stry
ORGANSi
Also Simmons, CIough 4 COS Grand Combination
Pi pc Orqa n S
Designed especially for Chureues.
Call and examine these instruments aud prltsu
sE~QRpEgs taken for aoy kind Of Musical instru-
meut in The market.
Also Sheet Music and Instruction Nosks for TIE
Piano Organ Violin and ACCORDION.
=. II. CARTWRIGHT.
WATGllMA * Err & IEWEI EH,
HiGH STREET. MINERAL FONT, WIS
February 2Sth, lsT2--gn3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CHrN NHI

CGs'NSsIN A. LANy0N,
A TTOESEYS AND CoUNsEiLERS, over the
a pusJ f!ce, Mineral Psat, Wis. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
&F.IsE, WILSON,

A TTCE"EY And COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ssh
a Agent fer =. ". nGlu.l Liie iisura.fcc Cospsay
sud Republic Eire Ipsarance Company Z, fce Hppo
site the Cssy Hall, up.stsut, Ane:sl Point, Wis.
1xI-SS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-06-06
J. y. >mEIIKItY,,

J.P. SnELKEH,
N-OTARY PUBLIC Highland, Iowa County, Wiz
~ Conyeyancing nnd collections promptly attend
cd to. vol-xNy.uo23.tf
w. N. VAN DISEN, N. II.
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Linden Iowa Co.,
/ Wisconsin. yoixXy-nol0-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-17
RfoKIEss paIvIae-A oHILD Run OVER

Yesterday morning Herman uegoon, driver OF q
butchers cart for Philip Wagner, nj the corner of
Thirty-hfth street and ninth avenue, while passing
she corner OF Hudson and Horatio streets at reck
less rats OF speed over and dangerously injured
child two and half years old, named Peter Gam
hon, OF 30 H0ratio street. Roundsman I,aney and
Qffcer Ward, OF the Ninth precinct, witnessing the
9ecurtence, started in pursuit OF .Hogelon who
Commercial urging his horse to keep ont
Of theft way Tho officers kept him in
sight until he reached his employers store.
Fhich they entered and took him In custody. As
RoUndsnan Laney was leaving the store With, his
prisoner. Wagner seized him by the coat collar,
With one hand having large butchers knife in the
other, and rndely demanded his release. The
bflcef promising to,shoct him in he did not
take his hands or he let 20 his hold and was taken
IN custody by Onicer Ward. They were both ar
and Hogelon committed TO await the result or the
injuries jnfdcted on the child Wagner was held
Tor examination. 80 s4e, y 49, .4sf- =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-17
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

At the Maspeth Ill sale last Wednesday by
Jere. Johnson Jr., $4,000 worth of lots were dis
posed OF at an average price of 1910 perlot At the
Exchange business was active and the bidding spir
tied. The chief attraction was the sale by Messrs
Muller, wilkins a. Co. OF twenty-egit lots on the
Sixth and Seventh avenue Bouleyards, lying from
10th to 10th street The prices realized were
very Satisfactory Iessrs. Goodenough n Weber
also disposed OF some funimproved property in
Eightieth street. The following are the full par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-17
DEPARTMENT. OF DOCKS.

..,tt - tf,f 80 ...-r.,sr -,
Meeting or the Cepnp issfsx ers--ATpsscs ca !.
h slens Granted, Ssa.-Is.o Ksp.srf OF the
-Fipsnce Ccsnnittcc. ts.-'a -
!. Tho Commissioners Of Docks held meeting NJ
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon at their once;
corner Broadway And Leonard street. The ntnutss
bf the previous meeting were read by the newly
appointed secretary. Mr.. Eugene +. Lynch, who
has for some time been secretary OF the Executive
Committed. The minutes were adopted as read.
bnd reports OF committees being next in order the
following reports or rather Recommendations rom
the Executive Comnittee, were read:- 80 yt
Application from Saker q Murphy to extend the
bulkhcad OF pier root Of Fiity-nfth street, North
River, Il6 feet inside the bnlkhead line OF 1867
Granted. e v.s - r
Application from the New York Floating Dry
book Company TO extend their docks at pier az
East River further into the river. Granted.
Application rom tle Western Onion Telegraph
COMPANY for permiss on to build watch ho,isc,
fourteen feet hipb and twelve feet at the base, at
the foot OF Fifty -tth street and North River Tor the
PROTECTION OF their cahlca. Granted. -Nt
. superintendent Brown reported that piers Nos.
<, B. rand s East river were IN want OF repair, AMI
that tho lessees tiad been notified 10 repair tie
same ht,t had not done II, therefore he made an
commissioners to have the repairs made, and Dr.
theywere not done ten days after such notice that
e SxS assss have ! sas and charge the same
!, Application wps 'made by MaIhattan Cas- Com
HanI TO pc allowed To leave their pipes on pier AZ
North River until they could obtain ON the Conn
mon COuncif permit TO lay them. Granted .
An application by IL. II. buckley 10 build an ONCE,
North River. Mr. Bncsley was present and. i had q
hearing, but he failed to convince the Commission
That the building OF the same would not be
Nuisance, 30 the application was denied.
flames Kifker made nppoation for permission TO
4ont bathouse Ut the foot OF l30tl street, in The
Harlem River, adjoin.lg. his owa property.
the Now York ana Seneca, Falls Inc made appn-
cation for permission to retain berth on pier Il
East River. Granted. t'7. ..,..
1 Application from tho Ithaca line to retain der
tlcks scales 0flice, &C., north side OF pier No.
East River. Granted ,'t ast-Nr $3.50, ~.
The feIort OF lie Einnnce Qan,rtittae yras newt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married. vt5
BtrTs-BRoogs. wednesday, May Is, 1872, Of
II. Manning, DID, syEpI.ssS e. BrTrs, Of BROOKLYN,
and KATIE e., daughter Of Max Brooks ESQ, of Nj
agara Falls. -.
Chicago, ST. Paul, st. Louis ana New Orleans
cLARkE--KNuDsoN- wednesday, May Is, at
the residence of the brides parents, by The Kew.
charles Lindsey RIctiANp II. CLAHgE TO HATTIE
g., only daughter OF G.. A.. Knudson, ESD, oil Of
CoLE-Fonnrsr.--on Tuesday, May Il, ut the reel.
HencS q the BRIDE y the ksy N MI Paine M
DomINioK-BABcooE.- in this city, on Wednesday,
Nay 10, Is72 by the Rev. stephen u; Ty5g, Jr,,
the late Francis Marlborough Babcock. : u ~
= DUSN--MorNr.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday. May
lb at the fesl1race OF the brides parents nY TIE
Rev n, r Pearce sAaEs DUNN TO Al MAGGIE yeL A.
ELy-KiSa.1t Milton. on tfTe Hudson, on Tues
day May H. at tue residence or hsr ia na george
Oakley. WILLIAM W. ELY, oiProyidence, n. j., to
ELMIRA KING. II.
1874 by the Rev. Or. Freel OF ST. Charles church.
ALEXANDER RLIsGENBEGG TO ANNE daughter OF
William KuttruD. Esq. al OF Rrooklyn.
. RoBfNsoN Thursday, May o. at
ct AIMS church, by. the Rev. Thomas Galiandet.
gEn1 IT, to y Sf fa ey d M 6aea OF
WmIiAws-RoegIs LON Tuesday, Nay II, at Pei
6n nm tNo sssGn WiGllsMs 81 New london Gonn
KATIE Il, second daughter OF the late L. Rogers
Esq. -, a.. :, :, .,o
yesIdercc OF the BRIDES parents, by the iSev a. -
Wodekind, ID. D., DAVID W. WILSON 10 =. LOUISA,
eldest daughter Of J. Held Esq, gu OF thisc ity
s3tH ~. Died. a..
= ALLrs.-on Thursday morning, May TO- snddepy,
PHEBE GoBLn, wife oil Samuel L. Asien, late oI Mun-
mouth county, New jersey, In theodd year o. her
aGe. n 80,
Aaron q. Allen, No 161 West FJrty-dfth street, on
Saturday, May 18th instant, OF two O'Clock Il. NJ.
Friends OF the family are invited toiattend with
Papers OF Monmouth and Ocean counties, New
'e BAsidson Wednesday, May 10 Mrs EMMA
BARTON, widow OF Caleb D. Barton, di Kecseville
NY. }4-sM 4s.
The funeral VIII take place on Friday, May H. at
three O'Clock, rom 81 living place.
BEDgLL-0n Monday, January ], 1879, ofcQnsump-
ton, az her residence, CromOrty House, Chelsea,
Engnnd, Miss CxoEGiANA A., youngest daughter Of
she late Elizabeth Roph and captain BENJAMIN w
pcdell and granddaughter Of the late General
Daniel Beden, agcd 20 years, months and 20 days
The remains WILDE Inferred Greenwood on Fri
day, May17. ). g .,~
BIRcH.--On Wednesday, May I5 OF pneumonia
DAISY r., youBYost daughter Of Charles aud An.
Meta 8. Birch. aged 10 months and 10 days. $.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-17
PROPOSALS.

NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MAY T. l872rRIpIE SHEET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-28
VIRGINIA NEWS

n Petersburg, on the Goth inst, the case of
Max Marshall, indicted for wilful and corrupt
,oriurv, came up 10 the Hastings Court. Mar
Shall nleaded not guilty, and the case was con-
timed until the next term or the court.'he
third Thursday Of September MarSha!i was
admitted to bail in the sum OF $ ,u0o' ana pre-
scented as his bondsDan one A. Miller, between
whom and the court some sharp passages en-
sued Miller swore that he was owner OF
farm in Prince George county worth So'9oo.
Judge Mann asked him whether ne had ac-
oured it since he took the benefit OF the oank'
rupt law Miller was simple enough TO answer
No, but that the property was at that time
the .Ju3p,. It was now held in his own name.
Gnnnsel far Marshall and the u. S. commits.
sinner remarked that Miller had cotton ahead
Of the u. S. Bankrupt Court. Judge Mann
s.;d he could not get ahead of his court. and
that he would not accept any such man as Sc
cnrity. Finally, G. May an agent, went
Nfsrsbail's bail, and he was enlarged.
George F. Doggett, attorney for the Com,
mopwealth, in Petersburg, recently elected by
the votes of the colored voters, received Sc
we're rebuke at the hands of Judge Mann late
". Doggett moved the court to cause neH
grand iury to be summoned that he might send
in his presentment of Marshall 10 an amended
form. The Judge declined to do SO, saying
that all the papers Doggett had ever referred
to the grand Jury were informal and wrong
and he did not believe he would do any bette
next time.
On the both 10 the Rockingham Coun
ty Court, Camerons counsel argued TIT
motion for a new trial. The court over
ruled the motion. The counsel for Came
ron determined to appeal from the decision
of the County Court to the Circuit Court
The Circuit Court meets on the llth day 0
September next.
At a meeting of the Conservative party, hel(
at Manassas, Prince William county, on TIT
18th ult., James T. Clarke was elected delegate
to the Richmond Convention aud Charles l.
| HymoD, alternate.
The contractors have commenced rebuilding
the bridge across the Shenandoah rivet at Con
RAIDS Store. This is one of the most importan
bridges in the Valley, connecting as It does tn
Page Valley with the main Valley.
The Masonic display at Harri souburg o.
Monday was very fine, large number OF vlSI
ting brethren being present. Hon. Il. L. W
Duke. of AIbermarle, delivered the address,
J. J. Jacob is an independent canddat
| for re election to the Office Of Governor OF Yves
| Virginia.
Fine rains are reported as having lately fal
len in the Valley counties
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-28

but the demand has lessened in larger proper
ton. that for the Eastern m"rkets having wholly
subsidized the home market being only in opera
ton, the receipts consequently weakens the quo
tations which range NJ 4a6c per ID gross, very
few selling at the latter figure. The receipts
generally are not of very good quality, com
mon Sheep largely pred"ninatng. Lam we
quote in fair demand al 2 30 TO 81 per head, Ms
to size and quality:
Hogs receipts for the past week have
fallen off some 1900 head. which has resulted in
a little stif'ncnng of prices, without requiring
an actual alteration in our quotations since last
week. The demand has been very fair during
the whole week. corn-fed Hogs selling ut GaSG %,
the larger number at the outside figures; siop-
pers brought Joss per 100 lbs net, few at the
former, and quite u respectable proportion at
the higher figure.
GEoRGETowS CATTLE MARKET, June d.
There were 375 Cattle 25 Cows and Calves and
1850 Sheep and Lambs otie cd to-day. l03 Ca
tie 10 Cows and Calves and 100 Sheep LETT over
unsold. Cattle sold mt from 3 to &c; Cows and
Calves from 20 to S45 Sheep 4 to &c gross and
Lambs from 80 to 81 80 per head Market
tremely dull. with decline of l50c per 100 lbs
on Cattle, and proportionately on all other stock.
Note-This is regarded Us the hottest and most
exhaustive day during this season on live stock,
some of the finest Cattle falling in the pens from
the excessive heat and only restored by being
removed to the shade and the copious sppllca-
ton of cold water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-28

The Washington correspondent Of the Batl-
more American says: The official. dispatches
received to-day from Geneva announcing that
the Washington treaty is at last positively saved
and that the tribunal proceeds with the arbltra-
ton on the basis of the direct claims alone, al
ford the principal topic in department circles.
Administration officials profess to be advised
that majority of the arbitrator are in favor
of an award of money damages for the direct
claims. How this has been ascertalned does
not appear, though the names of the arbltra-
tors of that belief are even given. Official ad-
vices also show that the sensational special dis
patches from Geneva that fresh troubles have
arisen over the indirect claims question, arc ut
tery uufounded. On the contrary, it does not
appear that they are even to be made the sui
iect OF future negotiations, though that point
may not be definitely considered disposed OF as
an international question.