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Date OF Departure or European. California
ana Havana Mails, for March, 1855.

closed mail consisting Of letters and uewspaper States
cities OF the German Austrian Postal Union Denmark
sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc
Essen, rom the Post-once IN New York semi weekly
ZINC ship Dorcas Prince, York, master,
P liverpool now ready TO discharge Post 20
Consgpees gre requested 10 take out their
nuts within i've DAYS and attend receipt of their freight
Ie leyee otherwise their goods will be the Public
stores az the risk and Of The thereof
nlo Jones. MACKINDER \ CO. 81 Gravier st.
dae The steamer VIRGINIA receive freight for Mobile ~
jefferson Railroad Depot Tiyoli Circle further in
te9h EDWARD TOBY 81 Cann street
TEACHERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A
= Lady competent TO give instruction ali the English
or education together with French Music
leans. nj Z, 1--we
(OPARTNERSHIP NOTECE-I nAvr f4l4
gay associated with the Auction and Broker
ag business Mr. NICHOLAs j. HOEY The style Of the firm
c. E. GIRARDEY.
y II, GIfARDEY d. co., AUCTIoNEERs. AP-
pfaisers Real Estate and Sicck Brokers. and
Ageh-lnce No Banks Ate their attention
NcFsy 10 The sale, purchase apprsisement Is
e slaves hank and other Stocks Merchandise S1ccessots
sona Property. 49,
REFERENcEs.
nessfs Darby a IfemOulsf, las p Freret, Esq,
20; Hea May, Patrick Irwin, ESQ,
Judge u. +. Debleux, Col q r. slater "
Col. |. G. Seymour, Nj Wsn Terry
&C. Roseius Esq, Mr. n Norse milo If
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TERPsICHoREAN.

On ORLEANS THEATER-GRAND DREss
N AND MAsQUERADE BALL, in the style Of the Ball Of
E the sEn5s SE.' MICH Rsf' 10 1 g. Joseph. Dys
~ Gsahiemen's Tickets, lgitn 2 ladiea1 =.
hAH peTson In mask viii be examined pFevious 70 enter
pooss win open ss O'Clock.
Teksts may e procured and Boxes secured by applying
En- = PROF; .: yeas THIRD cnrLDEENs
"a A'V' DA At ODD s1 fSsILows, HALL.
PTo J. VEG AZ rsspesssg afrns b, fens1 and
Bs viii b ssn q Wal ms iAa 0''sH' fA''
TUESDAY. March Is, stoDD WILLOWS HALL.
when his Pupils III exhibit many Of the Fancy Dances
1n Toe .I ss !, z s; sg%s.ss ssq z
Sssn 'ni ''''A amer "n'' the Bah i'' the Adal'' wi"
PRICES oy ADMISSION.
Ladies and Misses, Pupils. Free
Young Gen,Iemeu, nes exceeding IL years IS
ss1Lsd and . WISE. is si.a..
e os.s Ell ns si hS xssis ssrs.
sNo viii be admitted except presents his ticket At
.-le noe.. texz "a
MIME DcBAR's DANCING ACADEMY,
- The Ladies o. New Orleans respectfully Informed
Fsb is Dance u. a s e s
"a braied Bernsdine oHadrie L. cour and Isncisr.n
Mondey, Wednesday and Friday, from II to and
Children Mise. and BOys-Tuesday Thursday Saturday
P..ts Thursday aad Saturday from ,, Il
"a j. yrcGAS's DANCING ACADEMY, AT
"a ODD FELLOWs' HALL.
- j. VEGAS respectfully to bis friends
l and public, that bis popular Dancing Academy 10
for the Odd Fellows Hall where he hopes
TO meet with hs naes sersi patronage The teaching viii com
The fashionable Laucers Qaadrie and the Caledcnans
Quadre danced the Gs CIRCLES Of Paris and London
winter will be Taught by Mr.. Vegas
The popular Chdrehs' Fancy Balls " be given By
Mr.. J. Vegas every month.
The days and hours Of Tuition follows:
LadesTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, FROM 10 till IL
o clock NJ.
childrenTaesdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays from tn
O'Clock p. NJ.
GentlemeNondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from
clock p ".
s- practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
Particular will given Children many new
Fancy Dances before taught In this city, will be brought
out.
J. Vegas will also give Lessons at ssminaes and Private
Families.
The Musical Department under the charge Of that excellent
Volnist Mr. A. DENEGKT Orchestra Leader for Balls and
Sofrees.
For terms, apply to Mr.. j. VEGAS, at Odd Fellows
Hal. or at Nj. GABICFs Music Store 80 Camp street.
o2S an
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FTNHfc BAGASsE X ETuTLE TRAIN AND FUR
NACR-The subscriber prepared TO close eontraeH
with full guarantee to take of with IMANS PATENT
BAGAssE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with con,
OF Wood exceed oneha cord per hogshead
for the entire boiling juice Sugar per
hoshead for both grinding the Game and Boiling the Juice
Sugar.
The management Of the Bagasse Kettle Train precisely the
that required for the old kettles employing equal
number of hands clean the The Furnace needs the
attendance of but hand the BaAsse touched
after II the Furnace.
SAM. II. GILMAN,
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.


New Orleans. March |, 1853
ST. An election of fifteen Trustees, to serve
the ensuing year will be held the office Of the Crescent Mn
Insurance. Company MONDAY 18th inst the
mi lot J. ". STANTON, President
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FLY AND MOSQUITO TRAPS
GILBERT's PATENT.
Notice hereby given that the undersigned acquired
By special agreement with the pat nee the Patent Right for
All orders and communications must be addressed to us at
obber and Retailers whose orders solicited win be sup
piled on very favorable terms.
HENDERSON & GAINES, 20 Canal street.
R5-The ingenious invention has In but two
seasons and has attained popularity rarely equaed in the his
tory of new in enton Il needs only trial 10 satisfy any
ment the season. flies will not become sufficiently
Troublesome Kept running night they viii catch
quitoes which will bs the trap preference
alightiDg OH persons in the room mo
T OsT-oN SUNDAY FEBRUARY Is NTHE SHELL
FSsd seWes H. h n ey %Gd the LAKE s WH
DOLLARS, on leaving the same at this Office mi Sc
RRADFoRD's PORTABLE STEAM en-
Will De received by a, the ONCE If w5SSi Alien Co.
ms en- i2i Gravier street
7 osT-oN SATURDAY LAST, AT THE DAY PER
y f9,manee at spaldipe Roger Amphitheeter Bu NCH
been Lost in the perq1s The finder win confer favo, and
s FHbE
fe26 6m At Lusk 4 Co.'S, No. Front St
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
In Patent sawed both rough and dressed
from the very 6es. heart for sale at SO per rough
fsis i y saws" STAR FLAMING MILLS New Basin.
! GALyAyIsM AND GLIDING IN ALL KINDS
The @ndsIsga.S wGud respectfully inform the public Of the
his line with dispatch and in be surpassed by
Watches Table Services Casters waters Baskets Pitchers
PPDe1 d PET &C. gIpED and in s
naments, Lamps, Lustres and Candelabras =
The public are invited 70 give him call and examine his
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JmPoRTANT TO COTTON rLANrEHs-sr

A MERICAN AROMATIC BITTER COR
"A D1AL-fhs Cordial whose delicate favor and
unsurpassed Is the successful tonic and restorative
Of general debility and complaints;
the appetite invigoraes Of the
aeh and thereby prevents dyspepsia often brought
continued attacks Of indigestion the prevalent complaint Of hos
and humid climates Said Cordial may administered with
equal efficiency the infant aged folio wing the &
econs printed the label OF each bottle and It's agreeable
taste Is not the least Of its recommendations.
This Cordial has introduced 10 the prD
cipa coeehouses this city Sazerae Ruby,
the Age, far superior 10 BOXERS Stomach BeFs
celebrated throughout the United America ard bee
doubt that all who have tasted the American Bitter
Cordial give the preference all other Bers hitherto m
use. For sale by A. A. PEYGHAUD
No. los Royal street.
IS Old Levee street.
DEYERGES 4 ST. R0MES,
az Am u Exchange Alley.
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7. MN y NIaLi
Proprietor Fourth District Ferry.

Poine Celeste Parish of Plaquemines, Nov. 80 1851.
In May last had large part of house covered
with W Z. Chds Elastic Fire and Water Proof
Roofing far 1t has stood the vcissitudes Of heat
and cold we'll Since then, have used it several other
buildings .
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ADJUSTMENTS.

| NINE ERmINIE FREZzOLIsTs CONCERTS
MAURICE srRAKoscH beg. leave to announce thu. he
NINE ERMIEIE FREzzoLINr.
the principal Prns Donna from the Italian OPERAS Il,
Paris london, st. Petersburg New York and Havana and X
the Court Concerts Of His Majesty the Emperor Napoleon
NINE FEEzzoLINI viii On con,squepes Of her farewell
g London u The Of Nsyl only able q I've
THREE CONCERTS 10 Ibis city the frat Of which win lake
Friday, March Is.
ATT ODD FBBLows' HALL
the second MONDAY the 18th, and the third wEDNFs-
Tho price Of sd'siss s E AZ Dgl. e the ball been Fixed
81 Admission vii, reserved seats g. So ,,v,.
Sons Plano store No o.. 4 Camp 'set :, o..
The ticket Office. and in the evening at The door. milo
NINE ERMINIE FREZzOLINrsc CONCERTS
Nine FREzzoL1NI viii positively give only
THREE CONCERTS IN NEW ORLEANS
Tire first Of which will place FRIDAY the 12th the
second On MoNpAY the 18th and the third on wEDNEs
CT. CHARLES THKATEK-sF CHARLES So
b. DEBAR..................... Lessee and Manager.
CHANGE OF TINEDoors open quarter before I; the
Overture commences at "a O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY EvENIsG. March 10, 1859
Last night T sHt fer e W The celebrated
drama LIMA THE CIGAR diaiGwiih New ~ sssns 1Ss
IL
gar Girl Mrs Henri fsrreu Edward Bradley. Mr. Wright;
sherwood, Mr.. Edwards; Chowes, Mr.. Hsmbifn con,
elude with he farce Of WILFUL NUMBERING Fright, Mr..
v. Bowers.
PRICES OF ADMISSIoN-Dress Circle and Parauette rs
cEs IS cents Psss os. sse CENTS BOZ
Boz Once open daily from 10 los P. n;
milo O. o. CHESTIEY. Treasurer.
ORLEANS THEATER ORLEANS STREET
THURSDAY March II. 1858,
BENEFIT Of Mr.. JUNCA-On which occasion will he pre-
scented Belns rand Opera IN and tableanx entitled
NoMA, with The above The performance will
GuENOIS-suDg by Messrs. DelAgrave Junca and M lie
Paola.
Doors y; 6h O'Clock Performance commences T.
PRICES OF ADMISSION-Dress Circle Iatticed Boxes
parquee Second Boxes 81 5Q Pit Sl Third Gallery SO
cents. No Seat secured unless raid for. milo
SPALDING q BOGERs' MUSEUM AND AMPHI-
~ THEATER,
st. Charles street. corner Of Commercial Place.
O. K spalding. Manager
Engagement Of the Celebrated
MARSH JUVENILE COMEDIANS.
Performance EVERY EVENING and EVERY SATURDAY
NOON AdnissioDFifty Cents Children and Servants half
price on Saturday 3.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March l0-Third time of GIN
DEREIA Dance, Liue Jua Christine Song Master
stewart. To conclude with THE GOOD FOR NOTHING.
nfy- Box Off open from A. NJ. to r. NJ
Doors open ga ocoekoverture at quarter
past O'Clock.
milo G. A. sPAIDING. Treasurer.
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- SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
RIIMain Depot 80 Camp street-Braneh Charities
l.. GABICI, Proprietor.

SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
KTfMain Depot 80 Camp street-Branch, So Charities
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The Of comprises full complete
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD's and PLRYEL's PIANOS,
cv PiEssSy t IPPoT ss from Sg Paris
N R-These celebrated Pianos considered by all the
prominent artists the hest in the United States In the sstwo
trial Exhibitions and Fairs Of the North less than SIX PRE-
MUM COLD MED for the superiority oftheir Pianos
Also, large assortment Of
B. G. FIsCHERs PIANOS, sizes moderate prices
to suit the convenience and means Of all classes Of
MAs0N's and HAMELINs CELEBRATED MELoDEoNs,
Haps, Guitars, Violins Accordeons Banos, Flutes
Instruments Of all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of every
pSs-Music Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired
KorEAny order for Music Pianos Instruments anything
relating TO music may be e at either STORE or addressed By
mail, will be promptly attended to.
me " L. GABICI.
DIEs-CORDIALs-
w li59 cares White and Red Wines, sundry brands.
% half pipes Catalonia Wine
81 qusrters Port Wine.
100 packages Brandy, sundry brands.
lOl cases Bordeaux assorted @ rdials.
1870 Sardin 5, in hf and Or. boxes
For sale by j. vIosCA, Jr.,
mi % Couti street
ITALIAN MACCARONI AND vERMIcELLI-.
L 800 cases Italian Maccaroni and Vermicell
i5o boxes jury Fish, in oil,
Is blocks italian White Marble.
60 Marble Vases different sizes.
100 extra superior Vermouth.
900 Swiss Absynthe.
50 Gireque Cheese.
For sale by j. vIosCA, Jr
mi 70 Cont street
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Office rthe New Orleans. jackson @. N. Railroad,
New Orleans Jan. IA, 1858 !
Mr.. j. r. Pointer: SrIn to your inquiry, 1t gives
pleasure that the passenger and freight which
covered June with Chds Co.'s Patent Cement
have thus far given perfect satisfaction they have been
about months have not leaked drop and
pear perfect and sound when first on and take
pleasure in recommending this Cement preparation admi
raby adapted for and roofing purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
S. T. VAN LOON,
feIO If Master Machinist.
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RILLrARn TABLE MANUFACruREH

ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES six ard eixhs
feet billiard Tables with Marble and Wood Tops Cnsh
ions play the table either Poll the Game
full and complete oevery article the line Msn
India Rubber for Cushions; also Pchnboe Bag
atee Roueties Balls and Pins for Ten Pin Alleys Lot
ECO s0MICAL STOVES,
Portable and set to order with eroekery and east iron
tops.
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- =,
~ AT FOSTERS SLAVE DEPOT. ISL Common street, al
N this time 100 likely Negroes for sale. VIZ No. Yield
NM Hands Cooks, Washers and Iruners, No Carpenter,
No. Engineer. Through the entire VIII be found
well selected lot Of Negroes purchased expressly for
Market will be receiving supplies n
ring Having leased the house formerly occupies
Peterson Stewart Slave Depot in addition
my place. viii be able furnish traders With Negroes for sal.
comfortable quarters shall in all endeayor 20 give sA
isfaction to all parties. THOS. FOSTER,
se2I 6r I57 Common street.f
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ShbI uAILA<s-ohOA MAbiAo-
The MOST APPROVED PATTERNS in store and for sale
by GEO. W SIZER,
fe3 3m corner Magazine and Poydras streets.
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-
la seconded from premises, the 18th inst
G woman named JUDY about feet inches high, black
stout built. has husband named Frederick, belonging
Faulkner In Common street. the Charity Hospital
whom said purchased She good laundress
offer services, has number of acquantaees
that vicinity and in the Third District where her husband Is
hired free of color by some OF whom she is no doubt
harbored.
pay the above reward for her delivery in any of the
city prisons.
fe2g N THOMAS II PARISH.
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MALL ALL PAPER-JUsT RECEIVED
w direct from the the largest and des
rable stock Of French mud American PAPER HANGlNGS
ever into this consisting of Oak Marble Gold
Stone Silver Velvet Decoration Papers, OF descrip
ton Also assortment Of Satin and Blank Papers, Of
F. NEWHALL,
Canal Old IIsvee street, stairs.
H-Compeent workmen sent 10 any part Of the city
Qr,
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The Drawing of this Tombola will POSITIVELY take place
on MONDAY, the 29th Inst at ARMoRY HALL There
a few more Tickets left Price One Dollar. m6 2ptd
WILL THE SUPPOSED TO BE "HARD UP" INpI-
w vdut who relieved the advertiser Saturday night Of
his Pocket Book please return the railroad ticket travelling
card of g q. p and passport, to Mr. VAN BIBbER pro-
peor OF ivan Bbber House, and keep The remaining
tensf ja25 If
R& $50 (EIFTY) DOLLARS RE- " ARD.
~ RAN away the ith January light grih boy named
IN HENRY GORDON, aged about "a years, weighs
~ about $50 pounds about feet inches in height easily
frightened confuse when spoken has staggering
gait thin moustsche; dressed when he left ia black frOek
checked cashmere pants dab double breasted and
light colored felt hat. Apply
McDoNNELL'S Restaurant,
fcsf I47 Common street.
HARsTENDIEK ~ CO., Nos IOl 1903 AND l05
N TchoupitouRs street. General Agents for te South Of Tur
Bros Of New York. Buffalo and San Francisco, otter
the trade
Turner'S Ginger Wine. IN cases and barrels.
Native Port Wine,
blackberry Brandy in cases and barrels.
E. Raspberry
Cherry
=. Ginger :. :.
:. Essence of Peppermint 81. q.
e. Forest Wine Biers,
=. Stoughton Biters,
=. Lemon syrups in cases-Nos and 2.
And will sell them wholesale at New York prices with the
addition freight and actual charges for cash its
| equivalent. ial9 Sm
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NJ J. B. ROCKluS.
LSICiSLiGS & CO., DRUGGISTS AND APOfHECA-
> RIES 81 and 90 street. New nrlcans-Imporiers Of
and wholesale Dealers DRUGS, MEDICINES, Surgical In
struments,
a-ship Steamboat Plantation and Family Medicines put
up with particular care guaranteed fresh and genuine
ms "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-17
RRIED.

On the 9Th OF April, by the Rev. ADDISON
Hall. Mr.. WIN. p. HUDGlNS, OF Northumber-
land 10 Miss HARRIETTE f. KIRK, OF Ian
caster County, Va.
On the morning OF the 18th, at Hazel HILL
near Fredericksburg, by the Rev. James b. lay
Tor. Rev. GEORGE B TAYLOR, TO Miss SU-
SAN SPOTTSWOOD, daughter OF the late Car.
ter Braxton, esq.
In Petersburg, on Tuesday evening, the 18th
instant, al St Paul's Church, by the Rev. VIM.
H. Plat, POWHATAN B. STARK, NJ. d., to
Miss BETTE c. ORGAN, OF Berkeley,
Charles City County Va
On the ] 9th inst, in the Presbyterian Church,
at Frederick CRY, Md, by the Rev Septimus
Tusln y. D., JOHN REED, IT. esq, 10 Miss
MARY A. daughter of the late John A. Mar
maduke esq, both of Shepherdstown, Va.
On the evening OF the It'll inst, by Rev. c.
Walker, Col ROBERT L. WRIGHT of Lou.
doun. and Miss MARY CATHARlNE BAKER,
daughter OF Col Robert L. Baker, OF Frederick,
Va
On the morning of the 18th instant, by Rev.
J. K. Graham, {. LEWIS BRENT, OF Win.
chester. and Mss MARY SHERRARD MYERS,
daughter of the late Henry Myers, OF Frederick
Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-17

On the goth ult, in the Goth year OF MS age
at the residence OF his son, the Rev +. Free
mar. in Lltte Rock the Right Rev. GEO. w
FREEMAN, Episcopal Bishop OF Arkansas.
AT Smithfed, Clarke county, Va, May 9Th
Mr.. EDWARD f. HALL. liz the 5Oth year OF
his age. Many high qualities were combined
in the character of this estimable gentleman-a
benevolent master, good neighbor true friend
(he had no enemy,) an exemplary Christian, a
fond husband and father, all afectionate bro
Their A strictly honest and honorable man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-17
AUCTION SALES.

BY SAM'L. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SALE CONTINUED THIS DAY
CPLENDiD INVOICE OF SILVER PLA-
- TED-WARE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On Monday afternoon, at ?! O'Clock, at American
Hall, | shall sell, without reserve, large and
valuable invoice of SILVER. PLATED GOODS,
from celebrated manufacturer in Philsdeiphia,
comprising
Assorted patterns and styles of Tea and Coffee
Sets, Urns, Kettles
Ice Pitchers, Walters, Casters
vegetable, Oyster, Chatting, and Butter Dishes
Cake Baskets, Fruit Stands
Card Receivers, Jewel Holders, Salt Stands
Bouquet Holders, Goblets Wine Cups
Communion Services, Spoons, Forks, Knives, &c.
The whole forming one of the most attrac.
tive sales ever made in this city
The GOODS will be on exhibition on Friday
afternoon. my l7-lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-17

CHINA, GLASS, &c.--R. n MILLER,
4 son & CO., are now receiving per Snip
Neptune, from Liverpool, their SPRING SUP.
PLIES OF EARTHENWARE, consisting o.
Blue Edge, Painted, and White Granite OF the
best make.
Their stock of GLASSWARE is very com.
plete, being selected with great care and upon
the best terms, from the Eastern and Western
manufactures.
FRENCH CHINA OHM Err and lea
SETS. IN White Gold Band and Decorated, IN
great variety; also, Vases, Gard Baskets, &c
Country Merchants and others are respectful
" requested TO call and examine our stock, DE-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as We are detefmin-
ed TO sell GOODS as low as any regular I'M
porting House in the country.
.yp-pp'lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-17

In the New York Money and Stock Markets
last Saturday, there was nothing worthy OF note
Business has been stimulated slightly but no
opinion can be formed as 10 lis progress. The
deposites OF gold at the Subtreasury today, IN
exchange for Trea' ury notes, amounted TO S'@''
900, which, added to the amount deposited yes
ierday. makes total OF nearly two millions -
There was a sale of $4,000 OF the old hve per
cents at per cent. They are now held al 1
a per cent. premium. The receipts at the
Custom house yesterday were larger than lor
some time past, amounting TO SIO4OOo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-17

The Baltimore American OF Saturday says
I'VE nave no change 10 note since last week
in IN. condition of the Money market. Money
continues abundant. and there is no difficulty
in efe-ting loans at low rates The demand
for money is however limited, and prime paper
is much sought Tor, both by banks and indvIdu.
ais Money can be readily had on call with APP
proved securities AT per cent, and the discount
rates on the street for first class business paper
are nov per cent for endorsed, 5 per cent for
single names. Second class paper is however
difficult OF negotiation, even al much higher
ratns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-17

Wv PALE AND AMBER ALE, Man.
\ n ufactured at No. 2s3, King street.
next door TO O'Neal's Tavern-The subscribers
now offer to the public, very superior article
of ALE, pronounced to be so by excellent
Judges. II is manufactured by experienced
hands, out of the best quality OF material and
is highly recommended for Dyspepsia, and as a
general tonic TO the system.
This ALE is sold in barrels, half barrels and
kegs and at a lower ate than is offered in other
cities. The barrels, half barrels and kegs, Will
be received BY US, and the money for them re-
funded if they are not injured according TO the
usual custom. Terms cash.
nv lO-eo2w MARTIN GEDNEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-17

NEW YORK, May l5.-Flour is quiet; sales OF
5000 bbls., State f4.O0aS4I6; Ohio f4.35H
81 A.: Southern S445GS4 10 Wheat is firm
sales OF 10000 bush; Western red Csc Corn
is heavy; sales OF $4,000 bush; white s9c.; yell
low 73G74c Pork is unsettled; mess 1890;
prime Sl425. Beet is quiet; Chicago Repacked
s 3.OOGSl4OO. Lard is dull, at lOGl 4c.-
whskey is firm; Ohio 2O3Gzlc. Stocks are
frmer. Va. 6's 90 So Mo. is s4..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-17

NOR SALE-A large steam FLOUR MILL,
4 located Oh Smiths Wharf, Baltimore-has
SIX pair OF best French Burrs Steam Engine,
and Machinery, in first rate order, ready Tor I'M
mediate operation. Water is supplied by an
Ar,esian " ell on the premses-being located
on the water in the centre OF trade. Ihls MILL
has ever, facility OF manufacturing at the
cheapest rates Grain is delivered from the
vessel at the Mill door-the cost OF fuel and
repairs is less than most Mills (about Baltlmore)
pay Tor hauling. This is very favorable OPP
portuniry 10 90 into business proVefoialiy
safe For further information as TO terms, &c,
which will be liberal, address
LITTLE & SIMMS
Ga, South Gay street, Baltimore
4 good farm will be received IN exchange
Baltimore my l4-eO7t