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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-17
l;y Muuiy 81 Royal.
Peal Estate Agents and A~ucti"nccrs.
Office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets.
xnnlhn.inr AI

EOR SALE PRIVATELY. TWENTY
i BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS ~ TIE
"RItGK HILL" ADDITION TO THE . Or
MANGHESTEI,.-Ihc valuable lois front 30 feet
un Hull aud Decatur streets. rubbing back ~ i"l
Ia an alley IL feet wide. TIL" elevated position. at
these lois make. them highly attractive. Inc we"
is unsurpassed, rs they command Il tut view 81 the
entire city Of l:iclrnoIri and surrounding country.
Location ~ healthy rs amy in Vi" Stale.
\ Iiai 1t the ah"vr-rsrri'"' property can he seen
AT or niicn. Terms and prices aIc liberal.
w viii take pleasure III giving any information
in regard H. this desirable property.
MOODY K EoIAII..
is n I,ral Estate Agents aud turii"Ir"r-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-17

BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER
ID - SALE ATFI. i.-Fiity rcaMiiiul
llILDINt LOTS I'll Iy Isl feet, IN tnrrcll'>
In'I talnll's extension 81 NarAS addition To
Manchester on the east. CONVENIENT Ia Mayo
place, at business. for ~" privately upon very lihc-
ri ,rms. Apll, 10 RICHARDSON 4 co"
is lin liI3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-17

AIIERIFF'S SAL.E.-By virtue of IN or
! ) der 1T The fiIaur"rv tourt Of III" city OF Eicil-
mend entered June -. lS72. in fhcsuit II hprcr$"r.
MISUNDERSTANDING &c. rs. Brown, No. S'i7li proceed
DAY. July ~. l,T.. commencing al ~ u"it:". y NJ.
lie following prnrrriy-l" vii, ,'n| ShfH. '"'rr Fir-,
lures. two Srwin.-M ar:,tjiss. 'i Iron Wheels and
fixtures fur sowing NarhiIns=. let weed Work
RoNn<, s., .'r stnr. lot Maritime ~Srrrw<And Turk.
ii,i' rn.a.r<. TWO SllrwCa:c>. MD one " ritilE-ur~k.
Join ". WRIGHT.
.,, Nhnr;E 4 H., l. irlInnnl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
10. Xrac TIIk.

Mrs. F. Lock is slowly recovering
from a must distressing illness, the dis
ease being located on the hrains Her
symptom, we're Of very painful charact-
Ter, aud her frieuds receive her as Que
risen from thetlead.
One day last week, as Mr.. Wilbur
Grisrold was Ploushing. one Of his horse,
drOpped dead, which, with three cows
aud three yearlings, which he has les,
this spring, makes quite an item of loss,
A little daughter OF c. W. Ferry
was badly s,alied, few days since, by
having dippcr Of boiling water turned
into Der lap, She is now doing well.
Henry Adams of Cambridge has pur
chased the farm formerly owned by p
ODER and intends to try the virtue o
farming, ...... s-..aa slr-. ' q.
Miss Orsena Foss has millinery shcl
opposite D. c. Smiths store. To-
Il. Schwartz is about starting out a
dry goods pcddlar. .a. s "rr-.a 81.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
Local Matters.


-Tas village school begins neKi MOu-
|3,r The announcement, last Eeek that
Nc Walker vas to be the teacher. vas
:, error. she intends going 20 ST. Al
b,n. as assistant teacher 10 the graded
..sool there, aad Miss Ellen Hyde will
t.y, charge Of this school
The examination Of teachers for thi.
,sru took plDrs al the academy last Sat.
vrlay. before Geo. L. Waterman. Esq
,,,rintendeut. There were one or tWo
|silarss. Rey. ], q. Bailey has resigned
n. oai,s Of superintendent, aud MIR
Waterman holds the Office BY appoint.
,n,ot from the selccimeu.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

Hay is soaFee and high. bringing IL
many eases s2O.OO per ion. Fsrmsr
aud their saiile arc welcoming the return
" spring. and locking anxiously forvura
n the time whe- il Eill b. uoocssary 10
FED hay no longer
&C. w. Ward has puvskAssl > PICS
OF land on the nvcr about : nile est Il
the village. aud is dssoiing his ieiure
ln'e 10 iaTming- iesay.ii .'iirss- him.
= -Mrs. wiuslos expert. tveisssts 70
purchase a neN hai shis s-~f1a.-jadgiag
BY the number q ,ben. q her s..tp .i.sc
she ue'srned tfscui market.
Most a the seboOis cosumeucr,l Ma
l3,h. :
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

A Telegram " as received in London
last week from Bombay announcing the
safety of DIR. Livingstone. The steamer
Abydos, which carried the English Liv.
ingstone search expedition to Zanzibar,
had arrived at Bombay from that place
with the intelligence that the great tray.
eller was at Zanzibar. The New York
Herald claims the credit of having found
him, through their correspondent, Mr.,
Stanley, who was sent in search of him.
The matter remains in some doubt, as nc
particulars are gwen, IvyT- 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

A great number of persons who do
not keep close watch on the movements
of the Treasury Department have applied
for their May interest on registered gov
ernmcnt bonds, and express surprise on
receiving the information that they had
been called in and the interest stopped.
Three calls have bsen made. Included
in the first are all bonds from No. ! to
No 5000. On these the interest stopped
on the first day Of December, last. The
second cali includes all bonds numbered
from S,907 to 1000, interest ceasing
on the Tth of March, last and the third
call includes all bonds numbered from
HOOP to l3,l5o, interest ceasing on the
Doth of March last. .'''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
./0HnS0R.

AT regular meeting Of the Lamoile
Lodge No. 80, /. Q, Of q, T., held May
a h, the following officers were ins allied BY
L. d. John R! Hill, i
w. CT. David Holdridge. % ','. y,
w. VT. Mrs. FL. M. 'Parmelee. i'a
w. s. Luther Waters. i'.. 7aA a1'.s.f
w. A. S. Annie McMahon.
W. f. S. Carrie Stearns.
w. T. Otis w. Stearns. Ia
/ w. NJ. w Il. Waters. nsa
W. d. NJ. Lucy Whiting. 6l
WI G. Emma Bedding. 2
W. 0. G. Henry CIary. -. 3ae 4.
w. r.. H. S. Mary Carpenter. aqaa
w. L. Fl. S. Abbio Carpenter. as
w. G. Rev. FL. II. Bement.
About twenty candidates presented
themselves for examination as teachers
Saturday morning, and, after sitting on
the hard seats and writing six or seven
hours without intermission all passed
safely through the ordeal and marked
higher than the rules required. All will
not teach in town, but as the questions
are uniform throughout the county, some
Superintendentsi have agreed to transfer
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

"he'' hathaway. loo
WOald say farther in regard to. the
Geography. that the Map Drawiag b.
'he'e CLASSES was remarkably good. In
this examination it was worthy Of notice
that each scholar had to ansEer all cues.
tons from actual knowledge and nothing
was seen ofihe method often resorted TO
by teachers Of helping their scholars over
difficult points 10 one way and another.
generally well suowhto examining com.
mittees. r-iaIi.. go DO ...rI., ..a..
All Ofwhieh is respectfully submitted.
CnAs. II. Harm. Com
+. W. BALbwts. I1'.
The Prize Speaking, both by ladies
and gentlemen, was excellent.
The marking was on four points; DO.
sition, enumeration, voice and mem ory c,,
scale OF ten. maximum. The average
in no case fell below seven. t- .r- w..
The "Heudee" prize was awarded to
Miss Ella j. Patterson of Morrisville, and
the name of Miss Nettie George, of Nor,
risville, was regarded as entitled to hon.
orable mention. . '-.
The "GleO1" prize was awarded t.
Henry c. Fish, Of MorrisvilIe, and III,
names of Willis Teney, of MorrisviIle
and II. NJ. Mcfarland, of Watervile re
garded as entitled to honorable mention
! The Committee to award the 'Hendee
prize, were Rev. Jas. Tory, Rev. G
w. Bailey and ?. X. Gleed. The Com
mittee to award the "Gleed" prize, wer,
Rev. Edwin Wheelock, Rev. Il. 2. Will
and Rev. V. NJ. Hardy. as g
Decoration day has become Nation
al day, as much as the fourth of July
i 1t is the least that we can do for the hon
o or of our fallen comrades, to meet once
year and lay our tribute Of flowers upor
, their graves. and hear of their noble deed
, or hardships as soldiers. Therefore, al
soldiers and citizens who feelit their dut,
f and priv lege to perpetuate the mcmor,
ofour fallen heroes, are earnestly reques
ted to meet at the Town Hall, in Morris
vile, Saturday, May 18th, at 7o'clock P. VI
for the purpose Of making such arrange
monts as may be most fitting for the oc
easion. ..... .e...''F. .5-.f iH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

BESNINGToN.-A cold water Temple
was organized in Bennington Friday eve,
April ~, aud is the second organization
OF the kind 10 the state, the first being at
Burlington.-H. G. Root, and family
recently returned TO Bennington irom
Florida where they have spent the win.
Ter; As also have Rev. G. NJ. Hubbard,
aud wife. All bring with them. unmlslak.
able evidence Of good health and spirits
The Bennington Co. Good TempIarS
Union was beld at Pownal Centre, May s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
.N0I79SyiWe.

AT the meeting of the Alumni ofthe
Peoples Academy held at Morrisvilo on
the 9TH inst, an association was formed,
to be known as the Associated Alumni Of
the Peoples Academy. ....
The meeting was called to order by p.
X, Glecd, when prayer was offered by
Row Edwin Whcelock of Cambridge. The
object Of the meeting was briefly stated by
Mr.. Gleed, when on motion OF Gov. Hen.
dee, II. II. Powers was elected chairman,
and A. A. Mics, Secretary.
Rev. j. p. Hall, j. p. West, ana
Daniel Gilbert we're called to the plat
form to represent the founders of the in
i sttution Snort speeches were made by
J Gov, Ilendec. Rev. j. P. Hall, rRev, Ed
win Wheclock, II, II. Powers, Prof
Hathaway and others. . .''"''' ~ ''
Hon. Chas. II. Heath of PIaipfeld then
delivered an able, appropriate and highly
entertaining address, 7a- e'h." par .
Permanent organization was then made
as follows: Sea gT5'aasit1 no 3 off.
Hon. Chas. II. Heath, Plainfeld,
President. '"TNA '''s ''' ''' - W
Eel
Geo. /. Waterman, Hyde Park, Vice
President. ,sagoIp rl7ot
Mrs. P. X. Gleed, Morrisvillc, Vice
President -a'' ''
j A. A. Niles, Morrsville, Secretary
i D..J. Stafford. I
DR.. l.. j. Hall. Executive
Geo. w. Doty.
Mrs. G. W. Heddce. Committee. !
Mrs. A, D. Thomas. D. 9O4
Mr.. Heath received very Aattering
vote of thanks, accompanied with re
quest to furnish copy of his address 70
publication, "
l'' ~ A. A. NILES, Sec'y.
~ as yH
TO Hon, P, K, Gleed. Chairman o
Prudential Committee Of Peoples Acad
envy and Morrisvile Graded School, ID
The Committee appointed for the pur
pose Of examining the several classes hav
(. , Z.
performed their labor and would respect
fully submit the following report.
The examination was impartial AM
#rigid. Each student was examined scpa
ratcly, and marked the percentage of &C
curate answers. Owing to the large mum
Der of students, we deem it inexpedien
to give the standing of each, but the fol
4 lowing is the AVERAGE by classes. Casse
examined and the il standing were as ftI
lows: tut7ett s'a5 9s3 iis b'3or
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

-Drennsn Bms. At Hardwick. are
making exterrise addilioos TO their hotel.
aud fixing up things generally for the
comfort aud coursuience Of their numer.
Gus guests. J.S.Drcnnan has also pur-
chased bdildiag lot 10 the western patt
Of the village. ani will soon Greet i
dwelling thereon.
Hardwick people are f,sll OF thu faith
that the projected Montpelier and Black
hive X. X. will cross the l.. V. n. r.
near their village
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
D0icOH.

1T is now thought that Mr.. Thomp-
SIN, who was so badly injured in the rock
cut near the village, will recover. The
use of nitro. glyccrine has been abandoned
in that cut; the workmen refusing to work
if It's use was continued,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

The cxceIlcnces OF Bradlcy's Super
Phosphate are set forth in another col
ann. Ii is for sale by D. A, Gilbert, Nor
isville, and ny Noyes Bros, in this place
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

iHHi1 M 8
LIST dam by Bob Letcher, (by Medoc, ty
American Ecipse.) out ola dam by Thornt;ns
Rather, (by Sir Arcby. by imp Diomedc) -
Il I'd dam by Quarles' Whip, (by Kentucky
Whip, by imp. Whip.) Out of dam by Ber-
trand, the son Of Sir Archy and Eliza. (the
daughter of imp. Mimbr na.)
Sd dam by Old Copper Bottem.
4th dam by Sir Archy, -.t..,. t''4
"A pedigree which challenges comparison
with that of any stallion in America.-Raised
lin the Blue Grass region of Kentucky by the
great breeders, Col chas H. Buford and r. A.
Alexander will make the season of 1872 at
Stowe, w. nsc44airr EF04A8T
For terms and further particulars, address
the proprietor.
GEO. WILKINS
Stowe, May 10, 1872. Nasd s5e3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
State Of Vermont, Lamoiilc District, S. In

State Of Vermont, Lamoillc District, SIS. In
Probate Court held in johnson, in and
for said district on the 18th day of Apr 1872.
Amasa Stevens Auxiliary Administrator Of the es-
tate of Michael hicGnnn late of Manchester, in
llillshorOugb county rnd State New Hampshire,
makes application to said court, for license 10 sell
all of tile Real estate to which the said deceased
had any title lnthis State, representing that the
sale thereof, is necessary to enable him to obtain
funds to pay the debts and legaces of said estate,
the personal estate being insufficient for that pur
pose: .fHr.y5 IN .4-.' 80 . l...
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred to a session Thereof, to he
held at the probate Office, iu said Johnson, the
goth day OF May, A.. d., 1872, for hearing and
decision thereon and, it is further ordered, that
ali persons interested be notified herooi by pubGi.
cation of notice ofsad application and order there.
On, three weeks successfully in tho Lame lille
NewsdealeT: printed at Hyde Park, before said
time Of hearing that they may appear at said time
and place, and, if they see cause, object thereto,
24w3 Attest, |, l.. PEARL, Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
NEW LIVERY sTABLE!!
M o RRISVILL L .

4 The subscriber has opened new Livery Stable,
opposite Nerriam's store in Morfisvlle, is ready ~
to furnish any style Of turnout,n from one to slxna
horses, as desired. am ready on short notice to 9
convey any number ofpersons (say two car loads)
to any part of tho world, from tho "icy peaks'
of Greenland to the Ell Dorado's Of the west. y
E My teams are first class, including double and
single upholstered Sleighs open and top Bugges
Horses that delight "to 60" MY motto is N
Give AND LET LIVE"
BY which mean that whoever rides in my teams
will be one to enjoy good health and will have ne
occasion for life assurances ar
New Horses New Sleghs-New. Wagons-New Is
Top Buggies-New Harnesses--New Prices. p
EE- Celfand SEQ for yourselves. si,H 8faa snl
D c. Hardy. a3t
Mcrrsivillc, Dec. l,Is7l. nj
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
!. Thomas Pottel,'S Estate.

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, SIS. In
Probate Court, holden at johnson in and
for said Dist on the 18th of May, "A. D. 1872.
An instrument purporting TO &c the last viii and
Testament of Thomas Potter late of Cambridge
in said district, deceased, being presented to tho
Court by E.. II. Shattuck, the Executor therein
named, for Probate. N1r o. h..t za aJ-aHG
1t is ordered by said Court, That all persons
concerned therein be n0tiiedtoappear at asesson
of said Court t. ~ held at the Probate office in
johnson on tho 3D. dav Of June A. ID. ilS72, and
show cause, ifanv they may hare, against the Pro-
bate Of said VIII for witch purpose it is further
ordered that copy Of the record of this order he
published three weeks successively Yin the LAMofLLR
NEwsDEALER printed at Hyde Park, previous to
said time appointed for hearing th'
sf..-pt nnS. S. PIKE, Register
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
~ VI u ~ " NVul pttlt'Nil.
LIST OF PREMIUMS

Vermont State Fair, 1867 and s6s Maine State
Pair, 1853 CQQnCcticut River Valley Fair ls66
NV Hampshire state, tSiiycis VI edal 1863 New
England Agricultural society at Manchester, n a.
lS'0; Vermont state Agricultural Society and
Dairymau's Association. 1871.
We might 90 on aud euumcrate numheTlcss c0un
~ Fairs where the Prize came on victorious, Tut Il
would seem as II this succession Of triumps should
be sufficient 10 convince every unpruudiced butter
max or Of tho superiority Of this Churn over al
Others nUw offered for sale We claim that with
dairy Of ten e0ps, this Charm rim pap for fisif IL on
year, by more butter from the same quantity O
cream than any other ehurn.
Farmers, bear in mind that the Prize Churr
is n perfect machine, constructed upon new
principles, and don't buy an Old Style Cbmn
until you have tried "'f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

r1oR SALE, 500 0,O3
Tho subscriber offers his House and Lot for sale.
A pleasant and desirable home on Church Street,
may novsbe secured on reasonable terms Ny
team--consistng of Horse, Buggy, Sleigh. Bufia-
loes, &C., is also for sale.
Hyde Park March 18th, 1879. I2Iws
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
NOR SALE.
nat. MANSFIELD tBRTCK) HOTEL
IVA AND STABLES. ,r.tr.s,.ss ..r
BUCE 6 LADD, rRoPRIEToRs.

BtCE & LADD, PRoPRlETOES.
This Arm having leased tl.Uahove property will
be pleased to entertain the public, aud guarantee
satisfaction ia all TCspccis. TvamsieTs and travel
can he had at stewoor Waterbury NJ all scasdns Il
the year. l7f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

This churn isd'derent n principle and construct
90 from an, thing ever before manufactured, and
tbs simplicity and ingenuity shown tn the arrange
nseutut it, parts, airs sueh ~ 10 ennyEce person
at sight, that u pussossDs great advantages over
the popular Churns nov ia use, aud must cvcutu-
al supercede all others a u becomes more vide
u known
Tie novelty, simplicity, complexities. perfect
mtotanieal a rangemcnt aud succ - II this new
Charm, has gained Tor 10 an unprecedented p1pu-
laitty aud at every TRIAL. where this Churn has
been exhibited Il has secured the highest prcini-
um.
We refer 10 n few Of over one hundred places
whero the awarding cVmmittses have, % actual
trial OF batter-naking given the first premiums t.
The Prize Churn the best chugu placed on trial
or exhibition, aud at each trial there were from
oten Cburns untrTcd in eonpettion.
LIST OLE pREMIIrAIs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
i NE INSURANC g

L an invesfmtri q tie nfssi ies.rirIiau.
N man uho hasa Llft lusuranoe Policy, has
jlst 81 goai pFuFeTtY a. leare BIS family az i
b. ognrl Uritssl slate teuls 81 equal nIlouut
A Poliey q q Assuaaoei alHsEE ~ Ell
ieuoe q rTuisat larsihcsEAi; ~ $40 'fiti 4
depeldeEt iA,uily y frrs ffoa rcprascA Il -
insured. LIZ Lyl1urff, iaif lard CAaacfi-
srr ~ Es.frnA.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
10 TIE AEELLCrrn.

VT I :" TO TIE HFILICILD. |----T
If your Druggist is out Of the Salve, and neglec.s
70 keep supplied, send scventyfve cents directed
below, and receive n box by retura mall
Putup in Boxes at so cents each Prepared
by MISS G. SAWYER, and put up By l.. NJ
ROBBINS, Wholesale and Retail Drug
giSt, BoCkland, Me. a Trial Box sent neg
by mail on receipt of seventy.iiye cents b. l., ~.
ROBBINS, ltoekland, lie. t.H tf fH"tt0N
THIS VALUABLE sALVE Is SOLD by ALL.
DEALERS IN MEDICINES, - 'H %.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15

We Tho undersigned, have been acquainted with
n Christian Indy and a skilful nurse, and having
used her sa.yc Ia fauilics, It gives M. grcnt
pleasure in saying II is the best general medicine
VOL cd
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-15
MlSs sAMYER.s sALNE.-


4 hrr.u5s pr7PrFiils. ul.h i1 q. i t1F7ii.szet,4
ic.i, a eVls = As.d fr t'. aag tzIli alsl
arlrs. una-,.- aa4 Aia.Eas g. Nlf5a tasi - lzr.
D. uafe easily applied i,llu f-ry lihrr ftuir-s. Il.
netcr pfoipe.g bal eilegi OIL niseTs Esli'Nlag a
d pF.paTrl 81 lTss .su-,fr Mo ias ufsi D. y.
q lsF uIn extensive irrufuf gt ~ stf sir, ses
ncaflg tvcaiT yetir, VIA -ifai fucrr1s- r.H.l.
TIE principal aisrsrs ilE ui.Ch t.s fsige l. Fse-
ofnnga.l'4 ara t4asfsigs. Aoz7affsi. f.ifa,s.'
LfrFr N7ffs feianr. f-naA e. EHaa. IsFs Sens II
kgfs, brltrf v 2, NtsflfEf. Esiil fiagf lT7as. ..
C1rus, Bite - irz,tis. tilEurf, tstAf,sfs tssr
acie, hels A5g5s.a Laansf'. t'Hasf- Area gs,r-
Seuifi cef, Rslis.si t'lssl, { cid L.Es. sa.i,s
Il iity-r fills 20 ss.7 Elesr..iIss Z prspastsi
appirsl. 4sll It ol well wills tir - q slrrr tmss
Day las several eases it has ca-,a lar.td IH.-s-
.for PHf has been Gi'cotrrcl p tv fl.rfrf7ia-
oily. fsrs9ls uai haze been a4-sc'cd 81 yt1ra,
hlvc bocl rc'iryg4 ~ alsvappIc-in1s-. tiT ~
eNfiHs 10 wogl.s Wo,s rrs, ag irr ic ms. t - bee
and qltiing ~, paasat for tAuEfd ..eads ~ If
produces eurl in'aydlliUy. IEt tlt-e IS IA S-N -s
they viii Ell ID nyalnalc. II }. good IN cy,srs ~
SgFQisii and TEl1rs. Gators hays been etirsl ..
witatt The best sAta ever irycutri iQr hrs,les
Ire1e' and N0Is ltlrftf. No Way Injurious. DIT
sursto sgipri rslsf, ,s9rs oF Eafk kyss -7liasi',
on the Ids Esnt s.. pnef ~ twice Gay. Cures Cis af
ness ly putting 10 The rais GA piece Of aotiaa
For tfi5as tiils j. superior 10 anything know.
For RmHles tEis ncts like charm. For kHps,
and Ssaids apply uIs lre u and & give Z
immediate rsiicf. F'F az S0rfs, apply o9ea a.
day ..ss. .. ....a..f. ..... -....r
Fog IIoBSEs sSD CArrLr. For sotat or
Bruises on Horses or Cgtile ts Salyoi nva,uaole
AND has astonishing eject In crrgg fcratshss OF II
horses. This Snlvc has worked is own way into
notorciy. aud is safe and sure rCvlcdy s1r al tas
nboye ailments. ... g
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09
Foreign News.

LONDON, JAN 9--Seligman Bro, hers havt
introduced here and on the Continent toul
millions Of the new United States loan at s, !.
The loan is great success. 1t was nearly al
taken up before the books were regularly
opened.
LONDON, Jan "A dispatch from Sandring
ham reports that the Prince Of Wales went out
yesterday Tor the first time since bis illness
DR.. Call who has been constantly in attendance
on His Royal Ilighness since the first saeRger
Gus SYMPTOMS appeared LETT Sandrngham to-day.
LONDON, Jan 9.-The session of the Ma
tional Trades Congress was opened last evening
at Nottingham Nr. Potter is President. Mr..
Northrup, of Massachusetts,, was present and
was escorted to seat on the floor.
BERLIN, Jan. 9.-The trial by the courts
martial of hostages for the murdercrs of Ter,
man soldiers has commenced.
LONDON, Jan. 9.--Napolecn will soou pub
fish historical work in which startling revela'
tons will DC made in regard to the French
military system during the late war
PARIS, Jan 9.--Elcctons have been held IN
seventeen districts in the provinces to till vacant
seats in the Assembly. In three Of these dis
tricts the radical candidates have been success
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-01-09
C<3.H.nERCE.7L.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. 9.-The market
for Wheat is very active under light receipts !;
offerings of 10 bushels white and ago OF red,
with sales of the former at 10 for prime and OF
the latter at l5e, lGo, lCs and 10 for fair to
prime, and l76 and Iii for choice. Corn is firm
under light speculative enquiry; offerings OF
32lo bushels mixed and ll2 of yellow, with sales
Of the former ut G., t;j, 66 and 66!, and OF the
lntter at IS Oats are III light receipt and IN
good demand offerings of TT bushels, with sales
x Rye is firm; sales OF A bushels ut it'