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sew York Market.

NEW ! ok, December 1.
FLOUR-Quiet and without change
at S. 90G6 80 for superfne State; & OO
al 05 tor extra State; 81 10 a. Is for
choice State; s. 20G7 so for fancy State;
S. 90G6 80 for superfne western;
Sc 9O97 10 for common to choice
white wheat western extra; s. 00C97 %
tor common TO good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio s. 30@9 p for
trade brands s. l0GS 80 for COM
mon TO isir extra ST. Louis, and IS 80
oil 90 tor good TO choice do. South
ern -four unchanged 81 s. l0G9 ID for
common to fair extra, and So 200 - on
for good to choice do. Rye -four steady
at a S0(og6 80 Corn meal quiet and
unchanged
GRAIN-Whes: is dull at 81 asa.
! IS for No. . spring 81 81 a OF
Tor No l do; 81 63Gl 6S Tor winter red
.s,err; 81 7OGl II. for amber do,
and 81 76CG205 Tor white do. Rye scarce
and firm 8, goa Ole Barley dull. Barley
malt dull. Corn dull al 63c tor steamer
western mixed, and 64c tor sail do Oats
are quiet 81 523@54!c for old western
mixed 50652tc Tor new do; 49(G52c
for State: 49(Gs52c for black western,
and 52G SIC tor white.
PROVlSIONS-The pork market is
dull at SIS 75Gl6 90 Tor new mess
and $l5 00al5 % tor new prime ness.
Beet dull st SO 00Gl2 % tor
plain mess and So 00@l3 so for
extra do. Beet hams quiet and firm 81
S33 OU. Tierce beet dull and nom.
insl at SCI 00G,22 90 for prime
mess. and S23 00G25 90 tor India
DO. Cut meats quiet and steady 81 100
HE tor hams and 5t@5sc for shoulder
middles are dull and heavy 81
7s6Ttc for long clear. Lsrd is
quiet and weak at 7f6stc for No. ]
prime steam, and SIC Tor kettle render
ed
COTTON-On spot opens quiet shd
unchanged al ls3c for low mlddlings,
and 1870 Tor middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Unchanged 81 l2sc
for crude, and 27tc TOR refined,
TALLOW-Stesdy 81 81 as; stesrine
quiet at S!GStc
WHlSKY-Stesdy at CSC.
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INSURANCE =
Life Insurance 60, Of Virginia
CAPITAL, S2ss, 900.

A.G. MrILTAiNE. President.
pARCY PAUL, u 3 TENSAS~. Wee
Presidents.
SAMUEL =. PAUL, Secretary.
DP.FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN I. LAY, Superintendent o.
Agencies
Hom. ONCE, Petersburg, Va, with LocR!
Boards In al the cities ~ Virginia, IN the
District Of Columbia and In Yves; virginia
Iii. policies are now generally cnnc-d"h
70 ~ among the mist certain and desirable"
of Investments This company, manRge'
on principles of strict economy. Of.V I'M
lowest rates o. premiums consistent with
safety, and lower, VIE believe. Than any
other Company doing business ~ The stale.
lus success ~ An established thrt.
AL reserve from premiums a. q security
20 he policy hoiders additional 10 the c" -
itE stock IN invested 10y IN" iOcsa boards,
within that locality from which u de
rived.
Being convinced ny their knowledge ~
the integrity and prudence Oi The gcuu~-
men who compose It's Directory, and Oy y
thorough examination Of the plan o. or
gEnizalIOn tina q Il in every TcsI"ci
reliable Company. the pubscritvad c'tIZ"u'
OF Wheeling, VINO have Themselves sun
scribed 10 us STOCK and organized n local
board, fei warranted IN commencing the
enterprise To the favorable consideration
OF the people Of the state.
RUgT y. JORDAN, President
2. NJ. FOf, David Lynn,
: Lynn. Geo. K TiuEie,
d T. Hubbard GEO. l. Boyd.
VIM V Hoye l.ucius = pgs,
" h. Hughes, CGrrHn heuas.,
EObar- - mpson.
w. HpGE a BRO.
Genera AEeutE
DE. VIZ. J. BATES. JE.,
Med Examine. eng 80
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New York Money Market.

New YORK. Decemhe 6 P N.
The Gold Room closed al ] o'clock
hut the Stock Exchange kept open unit
4 the usual hour Many prominent
banker and brokers' attended the
funeral of Hon. Horace Greeley.
MONEY-The marker Was active
to-day, aud ranged from per cent &c
ll2 on cal
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Tbe mar
ke, was quiet 81 l0ssGl0Si for prime
bankers 81 DAYS sterling, and llos@
llOt Tor sight
GOLD-Tbe market was dull a. 10;
6ll2t.
The ASS ,tant Treasurer paid out to-
dav S26l 900 ou account OF interest
and 81 900 in redemption Of 3-2t
bonds
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BALTIMORE &OHI0 3. 2. 90.

-E~EPAssENGER TRAINs
80 ~SS will be run by the fnli"-''P
schedule on RuG sfter November 1, Is'.-
Wheeling time
sT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsT-LTAvE wnsT-LEAyn.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. ...5:sO A. n. daily st-ll:S5 a. n
AREIvEs AT ARRIVES A.
Cum Der and: p. H.Ooiumbus. ....H4SP p. n
Bsltimore--s:2y 4" Sandusky ....Il:2S
Washington iCtncinnRti-lOl5
D. C..-.---.-l0:40 Cnicago...-..- $40 An.
Ph!ladelp'R- g.. Ehh n. 81 LOuih I'll =. II
New York 6:&v "
FAST LINE
IAsT-LRAvps vpT-LRAvR
wheeling "Wheeline
daily at. .6.30 Pm daily St 30 l.
hRRTvrs AT ARRIVE At
Cumberland $40 A. n. Columbus .....3 lnP n
baltimore -. l2.G5 NJ SRpdusEy ..--- Gas
Washington C1ncfnnRE.--lWlo
D. C..........- l:5O Chicago------- $40 An
Phiiadelp'a. ass st. Louis......l2:l5 ,. n.
New York -lO.l2 Sundays excepted
sundays excepted.
MAILTRAIy
IAsr-LEAvn vET-LHAvp
daiIs at4S .ll:o5 Pm. daily at loo A. n
ARRIVE AT ARRIyu AT
CumberlAnd.s:l5 A. Columbia. s-2S A. n.
EQltimure--.--b5CS r. n SRpduSEy ---- b4f. n
Washington Cincinnati. rs "
d. C...........h:75 p. n. Chicago. hN A N.
Philadelp'a-ll:B st. Louis o. /"
New York 6:40A. n Sundays excepted
sSaturdRvE eIcepJed.
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LIAvR wwI-LrAvE
wheeling 'WheeEng
daily sl-..1l:l5 4. n. daily at----5fN
ARRIvH AT ARRIVE AT
CumberlHnd-s-5 p. n. Column bus--ll:S p.
saundRyE excepted. Cincinnati 6:8 a N
Ehlcago------- Oh "
ST Louis s.lo p. n.
sundays exc-pi-1.
WHEELING, PlTTS'G 4 BAIT. DI
EAE-LEAyR VRT-LEAvRs
wheeling WasningtonIfa--
daily ai.---.tS A oAiiy hi------o'sO - ~
wheeling Nashlngtoh, a.
daliS Rf.-----S.2o p. oslly hi------'S-it r n
sundays excepted. s5unosys excepted.
East bound trains make conDeotont
nj baltimore with trains for PhiIsosi.
phis, New York and Bneton. Al Relay
House, via Washington CITY. for al point
We1 hound trains make dirsct conns~
ton al Columbus for all points West snr
Northwest
Tickets 70 all principal potntz can he FRO
O'' % THos. r sHBRP,
Assistant MasIar OF Transportation
b T. DEVRIEs, General Agent Wheel
49, U'EN-
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For S2ie

7.rv.--r ny BRICK DWELLING,
J g.. -.-lf - IN rOOmS. situated on
... rT",, 'u~n-r a. 'eu're anu
....... 49, -.~.ver's addition 80 Inc
.-. . - .--..E
~. 49, o-v F-ame i've Ing. with
.. ..-.-l- and good c-l.ar. not and colo
.-.-.- -.r. a..u Gown s,4.rs with ga IL a.
.. -.rw- >r-!ai-I on the east she OF
... . ,.r-..,. II ne Skin ward OF the
-.u.-. ..a- 70. nIlct aud Terms See
=. u HUGtES,
EaHL tsfRfs 4 peui
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Beware Of CounterfeitA.
LAUGELINS INFANT CORDIAL
The Childb Cure when Teething,

PAIN collie AND WAKEFULNESS.
such Is the popularity OF our remedy thai
IL has induced some unprincipled persons
in our city 10 counterfeit II, copying oul
lapeis, circular and wrappers, almost WORD
for word, using the same colors, gliding ano
style. requiring very close looking 10 dis.
cover the difference. An Intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such a.
tempts al deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, tt
the full extent of the Law, all parties who
nv making, selling or buying such tmits
tions as shall infringe on our copyright
The only genuine article OF The Child
cure when Teething. Laughlin' g. Infant Cor
dial, is prepared by LAUGHLIN BROTH.
ERS 90. Copyright entered and secured
according 10 act Of Congress-
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RatchelSr's Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE In the Ber IN tn
World-Pertectly harmless reliable and In
Simultaneous. No disappointment No RI.
dlculous Tints OF Unpleasant Odor. Tn
genuine W A. BATCEELOR'S HAIR Dl
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stair
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL The only SAFE
and PERFECT Dye Sold by al Drugglsts
Factor =, Is BOND street, New York.
mSro-degc
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FOR RENT.

~ fAhN FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
"A. ~ ~ VI. =. 'rnn3. mt more recently &C
~ '' 0nran ~"ibert, situated on the
. ". 'La h3aa, tvt miles east q, the CT y
f.' ing "unlaiDlns aoCut - acres.
a. nm = II good state OF cultivation,
~. ~ -. and has upon IL one suoStaD-
, = IpHSL' house and the dwelling house OF
w Ding, SC.
-. H. gwen on the f-st day Of April
en-. ~. iv~mS En1 description Of prop
.''. a. I.re al jne office o.
J.H. Com,
r,-- fou-th ~. Wheeling, ". Va.
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WANTED.
SALE.


~ ~~r-Y FRANZ HOUSE
- ...... ....ru pr,.gu rooms, on Jacob
Il 800. ..-Ha ~maG FrslInt House with
.-..- ~ ftg1r >t--si, also h new
.- = .g, y. COZ street, containing
l. u. HUGHES,
..a. Estate Agent.
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FOR SALE.

MS OF LAND on TIE BAL
80 --rr--t umO Railroad, near Clio
g., N.-l.I county. ". Va. toy
". Y. HOE < BRO.
IN, Make srr,sI
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A Home ModiciDe.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for % Year,
Tried for 20 YearB-
Trad fO- Ar NeRrI

Dr.. A. b. Toddf Liver Ptln
Or. A s. Todd's Liver Ptlh-
Dr.. A Il. Toddt Liver Pills
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIv-
Err COMPLAINT NDIGESTl0N,H HEAD
ACHE BILl0USNESS, &c
BEALIsvILLK. PA, Sept II, LII.
De. A. S. ToDp-Esteemed Sir: Thanks TO
your valuable PHI, ] am now enjoying per-
fect health. ! have for many year, suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies without any good effects Some months
since, feeling sxceedingty pad, got Rom
=. Borsm. Druggist, box Of your Pills. and
using them according 10 the directions,
now feel perfectly restored. So valuable
are they ] would not he without them Ion
spy money, and deem them the mes1 vop-
derful remedy Of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p. q. NASLL
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every.
LAUGHLN BROTHERS co.
oSc prpr-tsso-p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-.O:-
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Hen from
the effects OF Errors and Abuses IN early
life Manhood restored. lmpedimenu tc
mar iage removed New method o.
treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies Books and Grculars semi Tree, IN
sealed envelopes.
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No
2south Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Rn9I2-AgSb
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n DR. Rent.

= ..NINT GROCERY STAND, STORt
-. u and dwelling corner Market and
.,.''o, s.r""'s Possession gwen irnmedi'
az -.CCl', OF
~ wM. II BRISTON.
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FOR RE Mt.
Il sUSa far Rent.

sHSe EUK rent.
J ~ 81 CONTAINING FIVE RONMS
i %. Wheeling Island Tor lenL Posses
~. :. ~ 'mm-di.t-!y.
J ~. SMITH,
- Main street.
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NtW lUfk-.- Gu q. ID IU.Uo n III II D. III
Tickets 10 al principal points IN the Essi
and west can ne procured NJ the Union
Ticket Once. in Mcclure House, and Ht the
Station NJ Bridgeport
MYERS.
now Gent Passenger and Ticker Age {.
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rAUE>BaY. DECEMBER IL 20.

.'"-et 1. - d. pablo sale TO the high 81
Al "-' bidder, - the 'rOui door of The
.ya'. NOUS o. sad county, beg min, al
epcH. '..j Valuable EuIiting Lot, No.
" he ."n.r. ana seventh streets, ID
u. NhEvs-s ADDITION 10 the city o.
--..s up SALF-Due thousand dollars
''' Aauf. -anC he remainder in three
"a. lisa .mruiN III one, TWO and three
...H. l- Gay q. sale. he deferred paw
az 70 0-.uG LEU r. by TIE pul chaser CIV
e. a''g V.,u 90 Ve! >Onal security Tor
i' ''ine Interest untii paid, and the
To- .-- -"'du-C toy Inc until he same
%. '.- cling a. 1ru<t-t. ! will convex
- & liz a. 0, visited IN ms ny said eed OF
- AN l. =. BAkSITZ. TrGs,ee.
'S'LNDIE7 II vESiE- Attorneys
y N'Li,kS %. AuctioneerS.
= hALL-R = teSman.
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Trustees sale.

fa-u DIG 6Ql40lng LOT.
- TIE or A DEEp OF TRUST
- eS-ou'ac the under igued Trusi ee 10y
-.is, = Erlir and Jane B-nnett Sritt, his
'lr b. t-.GE cate Auri., 49,, and of record
. ne he ~ ~. Recorder o. Ohio county.
Va =. -,re- b0pE No s. al page Az, ana
...V. IN
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darlington (Indiana) Mills
choice Sugar kyruPs-
Z 4 BARRELS, FOR SALE VERY Low.
JuE received ny
-o'A LlsT. DAVENPOkT q PARA
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TRANSFORMATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. 3,

ON AND AFTER OCTO-
- ber g, 1872, TrsinS, wal
IN r. follows:
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The Northern Pacific R. R,
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS,

Which hear Seven and coin interest
nav following elements of Security;
standard obligation OF strong corporate
company.
They a the Road It's Right OF way
Equipments and
3 They are Traffic net earnings OF ihs
Company. the UDiOB-fentral Pacific
year business equal TO nine per
he the Northern Iaeinc
l. hey are q and only mortgage on all the laHo.
anied the COmpany-amOunting on The couPen"n 9"
road. $4,000 mile Of track sod ~
realized other grants the~e lands Will
all times onverffbie NJ 10 per cent
premium into the Company Lands al marker prices
HoIder Of United States Ffve-Twenfy Bonds
vert them into NORTHERN PACIFIC sEVES.THIR TIES
handsome profit. and increasing
their yearly interest income nearly OSE-fHlRD.
Constantly OH hand for delivery by
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THEATRES.

The present chief attractions iol
tbestre-goe are Sothern' as Loro
Dnnd-esrv, at wsllsck's, and MISS
Nelson 81 Booths Both draw crowded
bouses and II IS thought by good judges
mo, Miss Nelson Is as good an actress
90 New York mss seen Tor man! oss'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-05

The propr etors OF stores ianc. On
aa-s and CONTEMPORARIES are ALREADY
making active preparations tor the non,
DAYS. Many novelties IN 'asnlo or;Sad
attire and ornament are being pro'ioeo
10 tempt the crisp bills, so sn1gl! sn.
scopced in papa's poke book, from
,ns;r lurking place. Many presents
Eli no donbt be bought from kind,S
mo,;ves and will do the recipient good !
NAM more will be purchased because II
is expected they will BE- sno S SscauS :
the purchaser is afraid OF Mrs uranoy
i he doe. not make some presents
JOLLY TINE
I attended . reception given 70
| sr;ds lsst Monday evening "hiSh ~
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A.G MrILTAiNE- President
rARCN PAUL, y 3. TESSAST Vice
Presidents.
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THANKSGIVING.

The dav WAS beautiful. clear and
cold. Maov lefr the city TO wepd their
wsv 10 the Cd homesteads OF New
Eng and, and msnv came 10 the CITY 10
GLADDEN. the hearts o. friends The
churches were generally open tor morn
ing service and pretty well filled. Tne
theatres were all open in the evening
and al crowded. ! attended neither,
but passed the day in quiet JOY and
thank rulness, Notwithstanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-12

Have now on hand the finest and largest assort-
mcnt of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
ever before brought to this city, consisting OF
Suits Including Coat, Pants and Ves) ranging
from So to S45. Their fine goods include all the
latest styles of cut, are warranted sponged, and
are made by merchant tailors Their French
Flannels, Drap d'etes Diagonal and Granite
Coatings; French and Scotch Cashmere Pants
and English Ves!ings are not surpassed in this
part of the country, and cannot find their equal
in this city. All thei: goods are warranted as
represented. Their stock Of furnishing goods is
complete and their Neck-wear repete with the
latest novelties. A large variety Of the finest
Travelling Equpsge, as exhibited in one of their
show windows, constitutes one of the most ex;;
quisite displays Of that nature in this city, and
they have Ladies and Gents Trunks to CORES
pond They sell cheap Give them call.
my IN +
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CITY COUNCIL. !
OFFICIAL PROCEEDING
ROard OfAIdermen.

At n regular Getting the of Board of Alder
men held June llth, there were present: II. l..
Simpson, esq, President and Messrs' Markell
Janney, French, Corse, Seaton and Underwood.
ably on the petition of Robt. Braddock for repay
ment of tax on lot on Cameron street; also IN Ia
vor of paying the bills of 6. w. Rock, Sl3U, q.
L. Simpson, $500, and J. NJ. johnson Sl3.W.
for services as Registrars and clerks OF election
and bill of DR.. Z. A. Stabler, $50 W, for attend
ance on smallpox hospital, which we're adopted,
and tn" bills orde ed to be paid.
The Committee on Streets reported on the res
oil ton directing them TO report the cost OF grad
ing Oronoco street from Washington TO FAIRFAX
streets; that the City Surveyor and Superintend-
ent OF Police report the probable cost; also the
cost Of grading Pitt street from Queen to rem
dlaton; and upon the communication OF Jno
W. Green, concerning the drainage which pass
es his lot on Fairfax street, that the cost be re-
ported to Council by Superintendent of Ponce
and City Surveyor; and asked to be dlschir "a
from the further consideration of the petition OF
Jno, Laphen complaining Of the erection OF q
stable next to his house on south alley, between
King and Prince streets by 7. j. Mehaii ~ he
having erected no building contrary to law; uli
of which were adopted.
The Committee on the Pc re orted that a
range or brick oven, suitable for the Aims
House would c. ST ,bout Sl23, and recommend
ed that the Committee on the Poor be auth' r
lied to purchase range, which was referred
back to .he Committee; also in favor of paying
the bill of JOS Hopkins, 1913 81 for groceries Ter
Aims House, also in tav of paying the bill OF
D. &. Watkins & Co, Sl44.30 Tor mill feed ana
meal FIR Aims House; which were adopted
and the bills ord red to be paid
A resolution asking the Common Cou- ell TO
take Immediate action upon the bill passed by
tpis Board concerning vaccination and which
was laid on the table hy the Common Council
was adopted.
IN the iuiction OF penalties and collection OF
fnes imposed by him was received from the
Common Council, and laid on the table
resolution empowering the Committee Oh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-12

Public Property to place fire plug in the mar
ket space, also an act for the prevention OF hres
within the corporate limits ofthe city Of Alexan-
dris; also resolution concerning pubic ny
drants in the streets; also q communication from
W. H. Lambert on the subiec of a steeple on
the New Market House, with resolution grant
ing his request; also petition from G. w. Wat
ties, for permission to erecta small frame Duiid-
ing in rear Of his dweng also bs OF S Sm nhs
property; also bill of W. F. Henderson s'Sl. ~
against the Aims House. were received from the
Common Council, and their action concurred IN
The Committee of Conference on the subject
of leasing the fish wharf to w. A. Stewart, re-
ported in favor of leasing the same to SAID stew,
art upon certain conditions, the lease to be laid
before Council for its approval before beng exc
cuted which was adopted.
The bill of j. r. Nicklin $40 for services MS
clerk of election was referred to tue COMMITTEE
ON Claims.
The bill of Mrs Julia a. jennings for rent
of House for election and registration purposes
$1,000 also BIZ of T. L. Monroe, for glazing
done at Mayors Office, S275; were ordered TO
he pald.
The Board then adjourned.
Teste: JNO. J. JAMESON, Clerk.
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ByF. A. Kerby, Auctioneer.
npEET GARDEN LOTS FOR SALE

The sale of those lots has been postponed s ali-
I'll TIL URSDAY, June ~, 1872, or the next 'aiI
day. The sale will commence at ~ o c!ock; az
the Tavern at Jackson City at the SCUM emu ~ %
the Long Bridge, on the Virginla sac OF Oh ne
Potomac river. FOUR HUNDRED ASKER ASKER
OF LAND are laid off in LOTS or AboUl
TWENTY ACRES, situated in Alexandra Co.,
Va about q miles from the Long Bridge close
TO the Columbia Turnpike, and near the airing.
ton Postof1ic. 1t is bounded on the one sloe
bv the Arlington Farm. and on the other oy III. Inc
road leading to Balls Cross Roads from the ne
turnpike The soil is just such as IS requl eu aot
early market produce, and with the perlhane ear
now Long Bridge and good road Is as near
markc as can be desirable: 1t is also conVenlem'
to Georgetown. No situation gould De Prsieia a.
h1e There are some very fine building sues %
Commanding views of the Capitol ana .fo'''i'''
Terms: One-fourth cash; the residue IN e s.;.h
;nstslrnents in one, two and three years, WIZ
interest from the day of SALE payable every sl -
,nonths-to be secured by notes ana oeeu to y.
trnst upon the land State AID county IaAes nd
this year to be paid by the purchaser, any ~
st.mns and conveyanclng ut his cost - pl -. ~
tha lots can be seen at the said tavern anu ~ '''
sale. ,u,upOD " HUNTER.
Y,1,AyORING EXTRACTS, Jellies, Sauces
Svruus and Lemon Sugar, for SAFE Dy nn
IN M1PI1RNEl & SON.
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SE.H.NER RESORTS.
3NARM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This delightful SUM ER RESORT has been
much improved, ard will be
OPENED JUNE 18th.
Pamphlets and full information to be had Of
Me>srs Wheat l. Anderson, Baltimore; Janney
Il Co., Alexandria, or of the ProprieLors.
EUBANK, REYNOLDS i CO., Props.
Bath county, je Him
DAWLEY SPRINGS,
IL Eleven Miles from Harrison urg,
In Rockingham county, Va
This celebrated Watering Place will be open
for visitors on the lst Of June, 1872 under the
management Of JOS. N. WOODWARD, Esq.
The water of these Springs is the strongest
ChaIy bcae in the United States, and is peculiar
y efficient in the diseases of females, while as Il
Tonic its virtues are unsurpassed.
ACCOM- MODATIONS STRICTLY FIRST
CLASS.
Visitors leaving Baltimore or Washington by
the early morning train arrive ut the Springs 10
tea.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week,
Sis; per month, $50. Children under II years
of age md servants half price. A. B. TRICK,
Pres Board of Directors.
Rawlcy Springs, my 23-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-12
The Markets.

NEW York, June l2.-Stocks dull and weak.
Gold heavy at l35. Money easy at 5: Va. SKIES
IS, Flour steady. Wheat quiet aud firm. Corn
firm.
BALTIMORE, June Eva. skies, consolI,
dated So. W: Va. SKIES II bid rS Cotton dull
and nominal; low middlings 24! Flour-goo1d
GRADES frm; low grades dull and unchanged.
Wheat tirmer; Pennsylvania l95a2o3;, Corn
white Southern firm at 50; yellow do dull at at to;
mixed Western 66a67 Oats dull: mixed West
ern So Rye quiet but firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-12
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June IL, 10 a. M.
Probabilities. Light to fresh southerly winds
veerng to westerly and increasing cloudlness
for New England with probably threatening
norton, but clearing up tonight. Light to
fresh westerly winds and clear and clearing
weather for the Middle States. Clear and par
tally cloudy weather and light winds for the
Southern States, and north and west of the
Ohio valley with light to fresh Winds Dan
ocrous winds are not anticipated.