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Ruiisling Lots For sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING ETH En-
nj wholesale or retail: Lots No. IL In
5uIare y: No. in Square $; the south nan
M in Sauar- IL; No. In Square ~; No. IL
In Sauare l;s No. IA in Square IL; NO. In
Inuare n: No. u in Square l9, aud NO. 80 III
Division r. - M. ~, ,E;r
Also, Lots No. l In Square 20; No. ID IN
Siuare .: north half OF No. IA in Square lO
M 3iu SQUARE: No. Is In Square II; No. III
in square II. No. ii in Square IL; No. II IN
Sruare Id: No II In Square y, and NO. 10 In
Snare n. All situated in the Subdivisions
.. the Caldwell estate. ,,,,,r,
- Rpal Estate Agent.
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Sh.,.ysr Nina.
,',..,,.n,s',
serious cknes ana snnerihk u,,I.'
y their timely u.s. anu ~ ,.,r mr..
should nave them ON nAhu W.. w" -,
LECTION anu .e LEV, ~n liam iSs m fcSt. bsai
and .ure.t Of all the PILLS with which the
narhet apounas, ~ 49,, .nsn ,,n,inn. of nm.
the olooo IN Pulinu. u,s - 80. .p.,nys.t snd
system eh peIea o..I a'. ,,,a y.,ne.J ~ A..
me wnoie nssnhe ,o,nn, orvans which
neAlny scy. sinasssh are c,es nseJ
oecVne Sffvu 49, stt,n m,a,cd Into a..
uy 1, ,.,,.,sn, IL. a n. chanoed into
non. in , h ~ ~, ,.nich ch.nye when
nesn. Is e., 's ,hn vas, n,nititudrs VINO en-.
iov ~ can hardly be eomputeI. Their ~.
gar coating nla ,ss u,e st p' nn,n,nr,reb s,,
anu prss ,n ~ ,in,a ~ Tin, they are ever
freAh, and perfectly reliable hI h.noufn
searSnLng1 lily n ,hn nansiitnii"n. or aIs,.
o ~, 1919, na,inn
OF 1cHuPn., o,,c,. oro o,ven nm The vraprer
~ Zach hos how to NE them a. . Fsmlly
Pbvsic and Tor the following complaints,
which iSsse mills ra mildly cure:
For DYsprrsiA. or INpIG EsTroS, LrsrLr.-.
vsss i,.annoR and Lo<s or hPpErtrs,
they shnnld bc IN Ven moderately Ia stlmu.
the stomach and restore liz healthy tone
sn Far 9ci LIVER COMPLAINT and It's various
sxm n,om, RIIIoi,s HEApAcuE, aIrs
H1hnScH. Jxuspfcr or 0REKN BICK.
srs. BiLIous CoLIo and BILIOUS ~,
yrKs. they should be iudlciotlsly taken
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FOR r e MT.
For Rent.

GROCERY AND DWELLING COM
\ biued, corner First and Marker streets,
sixth Ward Grocery" II is excelientiy
located and in Que of the most desiraole
.trfs OF the city. Possession given al once.
For inform Itiuu inquire OF oo,.,,
-Al- Wi NO.t -
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F0rRent.

,,ELMONr GROCERY STAND, STORE
Is Rom and Dwelling, corner Market
and Division streets. Possession given I'M
IA .diately. inquire OF ,n,>,roN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-11

CHEESE Heavy and SOLE for COM
mon to prime. I.tJ / f.fEat
COTTON-Dull at ll4c lower 23c
for low middlings and 24c for mid
ding uplands. .-- BIZ.
}. PETR0LEUM-The market is dull
and heavy at l2c for crude and 24s@
244c for refined.
TALLOW-Quiet at Sl99 5-l6c;
stearine dull at 9@10c. F
WHISKY-Steady at SIC.
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For SalE

For Sale.
,,,WO FINE HILL FARMS IN WErzaElLa
'ountv, w. Va one of $40 acres, ~
Tres under fence aud in cultivation, resi-
line 10 valuable timber, house, stables, &C;
a. other OF 100 acres, one mile west oil
u,rt0n station, b 4 y. 4. X. Payments
- Nv Wv. HUGE& BRO,
Bailey'S Block, LOG Market 81.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure Of all
derangemenu Ia
the stomach, nv.
or aud bowels.
They are q mild
aperieni, and an
excellent purgs-
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable,
contain no met
curry or mineral
whatever. Muah
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FOR SALE.

Bridge Stock for Sale.
r HAVE FOR SALE 100 SHARES OF
| stnrk i'm the Wheeling and Belmont
iiI,o THOS. 0RRIES,
Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-11

N IL wpadcrfal medicine tn Vhirk The aMict-
ed are above pointed 70 relief the discoSsrer
believes he has combined IN HARMONY more OF
Nafurc's most sovere,gu curative propertler.
which God has instilled Into the vegetable king
don for healing the sick, than were ever eeie,e
combined In oae medicine. The evtdsnet OF this
Oct 10 found in the great variety o. most oosll-
nate diseases which u has been foaua % conquer
Ia the. euro Of Drenehtun severe
d on, q has as,onish he'd the medical henlty, and
eminent physicisns pronou nee - ths grcaie't
medical discovery Of the age. Wills % cures the
severe-t Coughs, e strengthens the system ana
a",s SISna parintnS propSrus., IL cues Oil
no morn, kom the ~or., Scrofula to .
common Biotch, ~ mPic, or EruPuon.
Mercnrih disease, Mineral potsoas, and thsr
efcctH, arc ersdica,cd, aud vigorous health aud
sound constitution established. Erysipelas,
Salt Rheu m, Fever sores, scaly or
Rouah skin, In short. all the nnmerous dts
eases caused BY bad blood. are eonauercd by hS
powerful purifying and invigprattug medicine.
II you heel dun, drow.y. deb illtated. have AL.
tov cnlor of skin, or yellowlsh brown spots on
face or body, frequent headache o. 6isziness, BAD
tsste In month Internal heat or chilli. akernaled
with hot Pushes low splriis. and gloomy fore-
SodIurs' irregular appetite, and tongue coated.
you an. suffering irVm Torpid Liver or
a0iliousucss.o In many cases al silver
Complaint only part ,oi thess symptoms
Dr PIcrre's Golden Medical Discovery has No
cousi a. Il effects perfect cures leaving the lN:
OF strengthened and healthy. Fer the eure OF
HabItual Cousti patton OF the bowels u
ia a never falling rrmcdy. and those Who have
nsrd II for this purpose are lord In its praisc,
The proprietor odtrs 81 900 reward tor meti
cine that win equal II for the cure OF III the DIS
esses Zoe whichl II 70 recon mendsd.
Sid by druggists at 81 per bottle. PrrpAred by
nv pierre. Nj. D.. Sole Proprietor, at bis Ihrmi'
cal Lahp,story. isS Seneca street, Jafale, M.
send yoLr address for . pampt let
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-11
DR.. e. E. WoRTHEN, ,
DID NTIaT

McLAIND BLOCK,
Monroe street, between Market and Main,
aug25 WHEELING. WA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-11

5A barrels Flour.
- barrels Rye Flour.
5U halfbarrels Lake Herring.
50 half barrels White Fish.
10 half barrels Mackerel.
oOquarter barrels Mackerel.
100 kits Mackerel.
2Uy barrels choice n. 0. Molasses.
20 barrels choice Golden Syru ps.
% hogsheads choice N. o. Sugar.
IL hogsheads choice p. r. Sugar.
5hogsheads choice Demarara Sugar.
40barrels Refined Sugar.
no pounds Peaches, rs and rs.
81 kegs choice Lard.
10 tierces choice Lard.
100 bags choice Coffee, &c. &C.,
Arriving and for sale at lowest cash
prices, to which we invite the attention of
buyers before purchasing. ( marl5
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Ayers
SARSAPARILLA

II widely know
~ one of ti,s m6si
enectual RENE H,-
svW discovered Tor
cleansing the rys-
tsns and purifying
The blood. IL has
stood the Tat OF
year,, with . con.
SANITY rovinS
reputation bssed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-11

on 10 insftnae virtue, and .u.s.lnsd ,,
and beneficial TO children, and yet % search.
:: C.: {: !: : !: :s: e. T. ::
800. :. 49,. tbs, have Ipyksd in IN.
-. ~. - -, 800 N ,hs. .ov,,.
se1n .os yu u" ~. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

at Warsaw on the fir.t \lomiav IN February to
show ca,>r why he >l"u'd iuui-c The rxtrav-
a.ancc ut having two wives
The dwrI|iu. hprl.r ~: the farm known as
'ai'chc near Richmond Cnur; Hou>" was
burned on the l>t! Of November 1T Mr.. J.
Fl. W"d the "wn'r. estimate, his !''s> AT
) ~. insured in the Southern Muua ot Rich
mnnl city inr 500 Hi claim ha> been al
iu,trI ;Ilr,,u.h Mr. VIM J., Baker. local ;,sc'!:
Of the Company AT this place. AMI viii he paid
Il. maturity.
chi. l'rrirrrt Black we'll. formerly of Month
untrrianl Lut :pr thc a>r fifteen wears a resi-
d.nt Ut this county. died suddenly. Al EH~h
field. i!> rcs!dcnrr, nII yesterday. Colonel Is.
W., in tprm"r YEAR. an active unnit1"r at thr
legal profession, a,d at one tGc "cs:IipI,n! de
position Of Commonwealth , attorney ri Morrill,
/ uuItrIn,,'l. hur >iucr hi. rrupv ii t" Wc,tmorc
land Il" h,l confined himself cI!'Irv /" III.
pursuit of Farming. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Ia xLom the rccy uyc anil hmlY mtt" Times

: iOSfnN me ftfH hW dhn '"tT ~ '' i""H
a dispatch from San l'ranciSc" y>:-"Ole
of the japanese Prnccsses destined E'r Ia>>dr
College is cxqui>itcy beautiful and will make
Il sensation The Embassy and suite with the
exception of the Prime Minister. arrived here
in the most uutlandiSll English ready made
garments, OF al! styles but have already dis:
cardcd Them for tho most fashionable clnhiu"
obtailablc here The Prime Minister still adj
heres 10 the native costume ui rlchty cnilrvld-
cred >ain The receptions ii civil, military
and nava! ottic rs have been gong IN all day.
The citizruS manitcS! respect. hn' There Is no
vulgar sight seeing OF offensive curiosity dis.
played.
Mr.. SchufcId of Penn. ha, introduced in the
House Of Representatives hl'l Tor the az,
pnil,t,ncnl Of three hundred additional arprcn
tices, IN the may. tn he known IL II mon ap
prcnticcs, who shall BIZ imtwecn the ages oI
fifteen and seventeen years and serve unit
they are tw4nty-nnc. pom arriving at that
are il they pass IL satisfactory examination, il
is made the duty OF the Secretary at the Nay!
10 appoint them as Union >rancn which
position they shall hold nr lille.
\ vote was taken ia both branches of tn,
General Assembly of >!arylaml. yesterday. 70
| l.. S. Senator but there WAS no election. Elf
ty-tour votes are necessary To choice. tie"
| Nickers Of Kent, THE present incumbenrl, re
crivcd - votes Daniel NJ Henri. OF y riches
/ ter received II votes; George Il. DENNIS, o
| Somerset. received IA votes; James I. Earle
of Queen Anne ), received ~ votes lhr>
were the highest candliatcs.
1t is said that after COL Fix : debts are III
settled his property will not amount /" NOR
! than slM0n, Il is rcpor!e'i that tIr bull
! OF the property had g"ric into fhr hands Of law
! yers who certainly did bleed him with grea
zeal and fidelity.
The Secretary of War ha> asked Congress Il
appropriate S42,0on 10 complete the marhl
statue of Lieut. Gen Winfield Scott. nralment
&c, in accordance with the unanimous JOIN
resolution Of Congress OF l>'i1.
The Ways and Means Committee "f Con
gre>s are examining the alleged inracti"n Of lay
by Secretary Bautwcil in his dealings wit
the Svndicaie for the sale OF the new \atlnna
Loan.
Mr.. James g. Blaine. Speaker Of the llnus
OF Representatives, through the medium OF
newspaper published at his home tavorS the re
nomination ofiVicc President Ioltax.
The City Council Of Baltimore yea'eriav re
elected John A. Rohb. esl.. rs Rceistcr G
Baltimore. II position which he has tl'icd tn
. trn wears INST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
U{Esj.

in this city at half past four" clock ;!:;~ mora
ing, JOHN Ii. SCOTT The subject 81 this n"-
tcc was born IN this city on hr 2jth day of .l"nn-
AIRY, 1911 and would consequently have been
twenty >c years old had hc lived /" >rr I'm"
twc.!ly->i Instant. AT an early age il" ~
prcnt,ccd nrn-rIt I" this "tiirc for the ruri'">r
Of learning the prmt'ng business ana during III"
whole Of the time he Wa employ CT d >charS''d
tho dutic. assigned MN faithfully and sall>i,'.-
turly. Upon attaining his majority, he removed
u Washington, ami Tor - while w"rArd ~ hi
tra,le in that city: bat, being lmhuc,! wish q
rowing dispositions, he next lrurcr."d |" NJ"
Y"rk thence To Phi'a''"lpi,ia, Baltimore, CHI
cago ana IN ;,c, nearly al the principal cit"..
of the [ nitrd >lmr>, working - whI.r ~ each.
\ short tinr: sine" he h"canc afflicted wi.h Al
in-i,liot,S DISEASE which hrc,.>>itat"d BIZ return
to tine city al his BIRTH ~ ere n" kew he would
meet Kind ami .yInlnlhili!G tr',id- add nc-
ut..inta!.c,.> Tie h!tr "h"r;-hir. Ii" hop"
thai h'. ruany from whh'h n" wa then -,.:.'~-
my would -"ru depart from nm f.i. 't">
for nuiua:i Eop.-, l"r iaSt"ai al NJ Tc'siiz:A.
llr uiti cipul had - IrmiT "nt"rt:u.
ed. lhr Disease manifested Il-i IL Il NOR. t'cd-
lent form und This m"rEng It. minated III" !!ir
pt It's victim. f-e"ili~ funeral viii tan" y .nr''
NJ iir..c .clnr lo-l,irrrrw evening, from W..
~ >..uti Fairfax street
Nn-hingtun papers please copy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17
Letter from Westm orcIaMd County

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazette.
MoNTRoss. Va, Jan. ll.-If the old adage,
mo news is good news, be true, then our sec
ton OF country for some time past has been de-
cdedy blessed Christmas came and went
without producing the slightest rufhe upon the
current of events, and the New Year quite as
quietly succeeded the old.
The December term of our County Court
falling on Christmas day, was attended hy but
a small number Of the people, and very little
business was transacted. Our Commonwealth =
attorney and considerable number of the citl-
zens residing at points more remote from the
Court House. regarding Christmas as a dies
uon iurlicum, failed to enter their appearance
IN Monday, but came on Tuesday and found
Court adjourned till the next monthly term.
Through combination OF circumstances
needless TO explain, vacancy IN the office OF
clerk of our Circuit and County Courts tran
spircd on the first of this month and continued
riIl to day, when Mr.. WIN. s. NJ Kenny quail
fed before Judge Lewis. The cln>iDg Of the
Office for such length of time has been the
occasion Of no little embarrassment to some,
especially to several couples Of our young peo-
pie who had chosen this particular time tor the
celebration of their nuptials. \ little exercise
Of the grace of patience may be no dls,dran-
tage to these.
The Board of Supervisors for this equity
held an adjourned meeting yesterday to coul-
plete some business deferred at their regular
annual meeting u December The county ex-
nenses were estimated at $3:53S IS, aud levy
laid of eighteen cents on the $lUO of property
real aud personal -capitatlon tax, fifty cents. =
Last year The levy was twenty five cents.
]; Our neighbors of Richluond county had the
mi,inrtuue, some weeks ago, to lose their jail
by fire. Our own good, orderly people having
out little use for such au institution, have rent
ed them u room in our county Jail which is now
occupied by Thun,sr jenkins. lie will be tried
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

The resolutions passed by the Legislature
that all bills and joint resolutions which pass
ed the General Assembly and were presented
TO the Governor for his approval within less
than FIVE days preceding the late recess, and
were not returned to the clerk or some other
proper officer of the house in which they re-
<pectively originated, with the objections; of
the Governor became laws, to take effect when
not otherwise provided, after five days from
such presentation. will probably 60 to the
courts. 1t is very important question, and
in the opinion Of many utterly at variance with
the spirit of the constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

Ia the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Sherman re.
ported tariff bill, which was referred back to
the Finance Committee 1t was brought IN as
substitute for the House bill repeating the
duties on salt and coal, and proposes to fix the
duties as follows: ';On all bituminous coal,
fl ~ cts. on salt in bulk and on all rock salt or
mineral salt, nine Cts. per hundred pounds !;
salt in bags, sacks, barrels or other packages,
twelve cts: per hundred pounds on all iron
AMI steel and all manufactures Of iron and
steel, of which either of such metals is the
component part of chief value, excepting pig
iron and steel rails, pinc:y per centum of pre-
sent rate of duty, being reduction Of ten
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

\ letter from Washington says THE OPP.
position to the civil service reform a> nausu-
rated by the administration, is growing >troug
er every day, as is shown hy the outsivings of
Senators and membcr> Senators Chandler
and Carpenter will probably address the Senate
this week in Remuneration Of the new civil ser
vice rules, and will probably be followed by
Others on the republican side. \ discussion
which arose in the House this afternoon indi
Gated the opposition of several republic IN mcn-
bcrS, especially Dawes AMI Butler, tn the 50
called reform
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

The Senate r,asScd unanimously, yesterday,
the House bill of Nr. Harris. changing the
time of holdu,g the terms Of the Circuit ard'
District Courts of the Western Di>tric, of Eir
ginia. The bill provides that these courts
shall BE- held at DauviIlc on the Tuesday AFTER
the fourth Monday in l'rbruary aud .Ansu>t:
at Iyrchb'ug on the Tuesday after the third
Monday OF March and September ut llarrlSon
burg on the Tuesday after the second Monday
of Apri! and October, and at Abingdon on the
Tuesday after the iu,uth Monday Of May aud
October
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

Nr. James Milton Smith. the newly elected
Governor Of Georgia. who was i'nngurated on
Friday last, said in his address upon the occa
sion The late Governor, whose uncxpired
term of office | have been chosen to fill, is a
turitive from the State. During his brief in
cuEbency there has been an addition Of untold
millions to tie public debt. and he has left the
State in the utmost disorder and confusion 50
that it is impossible, aS yet, to say what bonds
issued under his administration are legal and
what are not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

The Norfolk Journal says Title great ne
cessity Of the State, the urgent cutlery of the
citizens of the Commonwealth, the eager de-
uland of the tax.paying, euterprlsing, wide
awake people of Virginia, is for immigration.
Their Intelligence teaches them that We have too
much land lying idle Their common sense
shows them that we must have more money
and more labor if we would make our State
What she curht to be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

The House Committee on judiciary heard
yesterday William Hastings on the subject of
his petition iur the impeachment Of Judges
Field and Hoffman The committee requested
him to present lis charges in specific FORM
and produce his proofs, TO sustain them as Il
preliminary to decision of the committee as 10
whether the House shall be asked TO authorize
the sending for persons and papers, to examine
into the whole subject. Mr. Hastings will
have another hearing on Saturday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

Gov Bowie of Maryland, in his last mes,
sage to the Legislature of that state. referred
with appreciation TO the manly arraisnment
BY Governor Palmer, of Illinois. o! the Federal
General who on the occurrence of the recent
lamcntable couAagration in the chief city OF that
State, by illegally and unconstitutionally sub
iccting the city to military rule, caused the
death of one its most prominent and respected
citizens and officials
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

~ i. the on!y article entirely harmless wttrt
restores gray hair ~ IL natlral color aId y"Hts
SATrANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
contains no p"l~'':i"'l< substitutes, n" -us',r"t-
, lead, sulphur or nitrate oi silver.
NATTAN>' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
restores gray mir in from three L. tcr day IN
every in>lancc. We warrant it.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
supplies tho hair with new vitality, end hence.
stops It's tniilng cut.
! NATTAHS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
is perfectly ci"sniy: j. docs not 80" tie finer
which ha> been hsckened by the various sui
phur preparations. il not only does not dirty,
BIZ. If upl,lird will beautifully rIcun.c. Try IT.
NATTAN>' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
nl,.i;rs dry ard hra-h hair moist ami gi',>.y.
without. however, masking il lirky, n oth"r
dirty articles nj Tins kind d.. pornadc, nni
Oil may bn used. il desire, win this pr"pa!r-
ton. without impalrIng liz usefulness.
NA1TANs CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
r"tSr,s r Err :" 1t, pa!"r@ InT m !IM H%>
has. in number Of in-lanct-. pr'"iuc"d n"w
growth d hnir though it j. hot claimed thu; II
wall IL. successful III cs.ry cast.
NATTAN> CRYSTAL DlSCON ERi
l. li up in large l";t"' containing "v'r iIuli
much mere ~ any other IL the market, while ,;o
effects arr. more prompt Md positive; therefore,
it i certainly tire most economical article in usr
In short. there are thousand REASONS SHY you
should Use II III preference 10 any "thcr--r.hspr.
which nave Induced the masses who use hair r.
.torcrS to Use it-;nd chief among which j. til"
- H"S WIZ, W.. a %"' an r,.i' rp'3 nona
..' ns uJ' ',.. a.; ".1 'r 'r
s',"s "" w, -
wv nT ~ f,, ., rI
gladly discard your prcvi"u, thv"ritc. If your
druggist has not got IT, take other for tins l. tn"
only preparation you can use with safety. All
which Will perform liz functions promptly. A>h
''''' AHTIIIp EATTINS
Sole Prnrl,.tor.
For s.u,. i, Alexandra, nv WARFIELU s
HALL and druggists generally.
-, hoiesale agents: 'Hhh r. nrhrS III y:
"eIis 20, tneS 1uih ''"'s'''', il'I'o i.'
No@oel'' h'''''e'p""' 'ot 1o-''iS
r,rUrp,r Snyu1 r1uS IN TIL Nr
y CHANICAL TOY LINE received thi-
dag by &. c. BERRY,
dec - King street
-nI-v,x,. r,nrrD,.r -,
- stores s"ilrl gloves, making them equal !"
new For sale by
doc s WAKEFIELD SHALI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

Nr. Kramer the L. s. Minister to Denmark, i
charged in the newspapers with di>conrtesy at
dinner party at the house of the German
Minister at Copenhagen, where he attempted
to read, before all the resident diplomats pre-
sent, an explanation Of the Ca1acazy affair,
which he claimed to be in the form Of u letter
from the Government of the United States.
Mr. Kramer is the brother inaw of the Press
dent. He has once before had a difficulty in.
Copcuhagen. But We hardly think he could
be guilty of the folly now alleged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

4, the monthly meeting of the Board OF
Directors OF the G. l. O. Canal held at Frede,
rick on Friday, the rate of tolls for the next
81 ason was continued at fortysix cts. per ton to
Georgetown. The amount in the Treasury on
the lst instant was $40, $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

The funeral of Rev. John McGill, Catholic
Bishop Of Virginia, took place in Rlchond yes
terday. The ceremonies were of the
most impressive and solemn character,
and were witnessed by an immense
congregation, while thousands were unable to
gain admitance to the Cathedral. Bishops
Becker, Of Wilmington, Del, and Gibbons of
North Carolina, with number of priests Of
the Diocese participated The remains of the
deceased Bishop were Inferred in the chapel
under the cathedral.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

In the House Of Representatives yesterday
the committee to investigate the Louisiana
mudlle was appointed by the Speaker. An
inquiry into the disposition by the States of
the land scrip awarded them was ordered.
The bill admitting free CT duty donations aud
building materials from foreign countries for
uSn at Chiraco was PASSED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-17

|, is said that a bill will shortly be reported
to the House of Delegates from the proper
committee providing that certain banks therein
n,mcd as State repositories shall have the eA
elusive use Of the money now in the treasury
on deposit and to pay therefore, ) per cent on
monthly balances, instead Of / per cent as now