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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
THE NEw-YoRK TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.


The Typographical Society met on Saturday evening
at its rooms No Chambers street. After the traos-
action Of its ordinary business, Mr. Cn,RLEs McDEv
TIT arose, remarkng that that evening closed the
fortieth year of his membership, circumstance so
ual in regard members of any society, that Ae
could not let il pass in silence. lie spoke subslantai-
" as follows:
Forty years ago tonight became member Of the
New-York Typographical Society which then consist.
"a Of one hundred and twenty-cne members, most oil
whom were present on that occasion. Of that number
hut eight are row Of the living, among whom are
Peter Force, e1-Nsyor Of Washington, aud Thurlow
Weed, the " political magician" Of Albany. The So
c;ety then held its meetings in Roosevelt stree nea.
Chatham, but soon aterward removed 10 u celebrated
hotel in Fulton street. east OF Broadway, kept by Mrs
Mitchell. widow Of Ncw-York pilot. II was in thi
house that we commenced our library, each memoe
bringing iew books 10 lsy its foundation. The library
now contains between and 4 900 volumes After re
naming there about ten years the Society removed
10 the Shakespeare, celebrated house KEEP
by Mr. Stoneall, where probably we might have re
nsined ill this time had not the building been pulled
down To give place to The Ssn buildings. We then
removed 10 the Howard House, corner ct Howard
street and Broadway; thence to No. 800 broadway
and from there to our present location. IL IL SAID tha
printers arc ns a class, reckless anc inproviaen''
Bat this will no; hold good IN rosari 10 the men,-
b.rs Of the Typographical Society. Many-i speak
Of regular members no, honoraries-haFe risen U"
opneicc and power. One Of our members Is now
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court oi fenh-yl'
vania. We have also two eX.slaJors, Nv" Aaer,
men and several exAhermen, se'era! Juo5es' anu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

Prof b. S.,linsn, jr., Of Yale College vii lecture
this evening before the Mercantile Library A'socs-
ton, on tie Electro Magnetic Telegraph 10
afford ample accommodations for working the expen'
mental apparatus AID diagrams tia: VII be aSea IN
Illustrating and explaining the subject, the Conmillee
have ergssed the large hal g; Cooper lns'.'9'e see
advert ti%n.ut
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

NlGLos G,RpES.-To night occurs the annna 1sne-
1T OF Mr.. WA. Moorc, tie Manager o. the house. M
Moore has the personal direction O. the entire es'ao
hshmen,, including the thes.er, concert-roor', ball.
70 ,ms & C.: and hi. obging demeanorin the discharge
OF Liz many duties las secured hin macy friends, VINO
viii no doub. be on hand tonight. The play are
andy Blake" snd " The Young Actress, IN both ot
which Mss Agnes Robertson VII appear, and seno.ia
Soto " u also figure N q dance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
IAdver;seme1t
Try.CFNT TO fpN- DOLLAR PHOToGR tPHs.-

DASrERssorYPEs and CAMEO AssEorYrIs sxec apoo usa
cratic principles The sr.sset good 70 sne multitude va
more r,st Ala. .aow Rae Observance just fs
Iowcs1sns maj experience 81 HoLxEs' oALIAaf' No -
Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

TIE Philharmonic Society give their hrs' cohce'. o.
The seson on Saturday evening reIt a. N'p''
GerdsD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

lAGser,srr-nt
Tgy METALLIC TABLET SITROP-tny eated by
GEo s,rSpgRs A. d. ls6.-rais, the senuiae srks s~s
never been .aaa.a Tor the ke~Dsl possible ot<e 70
razor Cau be obtained Il lie 'u5se<bss asd sos
r.rJk s. slrsDxKs, No. Asor FogSa t +.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

THAI LIsERIY-PoLg.-The famous "ircn . lib
e,t, pole 20 be raised in Wes, Broadway is TO hc Of
wood aller all Il If over 200 feet high. The prop
arstions for putting It mp complete, and this morn
irg the work Of rearing it will ne accomplished. The
.ron temple at the base viii be put up mex. month.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16
EOARD 0E EDICATION

Tire BosId met OIL Monday night, IN order 10 dispose
Of the Annual Estimate Of the Finance C,aimit.ce
The report presented BY Hr. WARgEs, who
remarked tha, the total mentioned IN The report
was S,t',t4J N excess of the legal anunrt
great Deal Of discussion ,iloEed the presentation
81 the repoI, bat after $40 600 had been taken from
the 1cdor-l expenses Of schools, ard 600 from
o.. 'sst item, the report was adopted, as follows.
Tia ,,,,aart Of Education hereby estimate. tbs
&, .ef 90 ali, ~ necessary icr the purposes Of public
srrc, on in ,bi, clty, duiDs the year lSV9, aPpTo-
pIia.ed as follows, y.z:
for ~ ,lr,s of .eacner1 ard jan'ors IL The Ward
ard Urinary Schools. $4,000
For a.. ,uc ;.uts expenses q 80 scncos, inclufns
fue. W.
for the fsppor Of the Frre Aea-sES ing.utis5 sup
For repsi:s Of the FIRE Academy building 2lHo
FoE support of nossi schools, iseDdins suppC,.. ifDi
For appoftOEDent corporate chols............ 5000
For through n. shop I0C0
fCr surpy u everng schools irclgdus Euppes..... sn
For brots ano s.ztorsrv, and other s1ppi"s... lsl
tcT IeEt of school i0,c
For saIifs 81 crss surenuteudsns ana ot1'E oincsrs
cokbeced with the Board OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Es
Pos incidental ,Pe1.-s. including printlcz Io,vJ
For sites Of .rourd for school houses, and Tor
he6-irr f1rpshrnE schoo's and bu,dn-s,
1853: ard for psiriuc old hoolhoasesi
for buildings that will b. required N lSg -nhp
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-16

The Board ot CounciImep had no quorum yesterday
afternoon. A meeting will be held this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
A RailronJ Conductor In a Fix.

The other day, as Chang and Eng, the
Siamcse twins, were going to Charleston,
the conductor of the cars made fuss be-
cause they did not each have ticket
The gentleman who had charge of them
said that they had always been carried on
the ticket of single passenger. The con-
ductor replied that they were two persons
and occupied two seats; they must there
fore pay two passages. Very wei" said
the gentleman, 81 will give the ticket to
Chang, and you can put Eng off the cars"
This brought the conductor to his senses
and he knocked under"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
New Hall of the House of Reps.

From q recent letter Of the Intelligent
Washington correspondent of the New Or'
leans Crescent, over the signature OF Ma
lou" we take the following paragraph In
reference to the new hall ct the House OF
Representatives:
The appetite for prOfuse and reckless ex-
pendture which characterizas the evil days
into which this mushroom nation has already
fallen, is accurately reflected in the architec-
ture of that enormous steamboat cabin and
fancy bar room, the new Hall of Representa-
tives. That it typi6es The gaudy taste of a
degenerate age; that its acoustic properties
are very nearly perfect that it affords the
spectator an uninterrupted view Of whatever
may chance to be going on within its walls,
and that 1t improves somewhat upon acqualn-
lance, are merits which accord 1t all the
more readily because | sm compelled upon
the whole to pronounce it utturly unworthy
of and entirely out of keeping with the SIM
pie and pure exterior of the Capitol. ln the
arrangement Of this remarkable apartment,
everything seems to have been sacrificed
to mere utility, while with regard to the or
namentation the grand aim has undoubtedly
been to use Dickensism, how to oyerdo It,
1t resembles, more than anything else can
compare it to, the parquette OF strange,
oblong theatre, with but a Single tier, not OF
boxes, but of red benches. The impression
produced by o first view is that Of anger at
the vulgar and contemplate protuslon OF Its
polychromatic adornment, and | have yet to
hear the first voice lifted in appreciation OF its
gilded extravaganza. True, the seat for the
Speaker and Clerk is chargcable with any
thing but vulgarity; it is, indeed, the very
reverse of this-neat, simple, beautiful but
the contrast is only the more painful, and the
effect pretty much that which would be pro
duccd by the erection Of handsome marble
tom bstone upon an old-!ashloned, red and
green Counterpart. Chastity OF taste and
elevation of sentiment are wanting In TINS
great room, as they are wanting in the
character of the great people whose servants
will shortly occupy it. Compare 1t with the
old hall, and the story of our national pro,
gress towards riches and from dignity, is told
sadly and at once. | much prefer the sense
Of power impaired by the breecla pillars OF
the old hall, though they DISTRICT the vision;
much prefer the grace of the drapery, though
it is now dingy and worn, and l cannot tor
give the absence Of that statue of Liberty,
standing calm and white in the tympauum
above the Speaker head, as if by the majeS'
ty Of it's presence to still the voice of faction
and recall the wrangling legislators 10 q
visible realization Of the grand idea which is
the basis of our Confederation, and the bond,
all too feeble at this hapless hour, OF the true
Union"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
live SLoCk,

In the States Of Olio, kentucky and Ten.
nessee, q larger proportion of hogs is raised
than in auy other part of the world, Those
three States had in 1865, about Hjle millions
ofSwine, or more tran half the whole mum.
Der in Rus,ia-ioub!e as many as in France
md as many as France, Spain, Portugal,
and Italy together One great reason Of
this is, that these States are the great region
Of Indian Corn: where the abundance of this
food enables the producer to fat swine for
market early and poftably. Looking to tho
great markets of Cincinnati, Louisville and
Nashville, we think it an under estimate to
saw these State sent a maYioa Of fat ioys
70 market. When these animals come -
he paclcd--.o be rendered into lard--to be
smoked in hams, and have their hair con
ycr,cd into brushcs-.hev were worth not
less than eighteen millions Of dollars
So far rs Ohio is concerned. the height
Of this production mas doubtless been reach
ed T. is not likely that with the adyan.
CHG tide Of norulation filling up cities
and towns the increase of the arts and man
nr,ctrra. and the relatively higher nrice of
cain tbattLo domess animals wilIbereafter
1orooso 30 ron;dIv nc tho nonpIotion Nor
IL i At al certain that thew will increase
40 ror;Jiu IN tho whole United States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
BY Yesterday Evenings Mails.

VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.-ln the House o
Delegates, on Saturday, the Speaker presen
ted communication from the Governor, Ell
closing document from the Mayor Of W heel
ing, relative t. the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. The Governor recommend:
a thorough examination into the affairs o.
this company, so far as it may have any COZ
nection with this Commonwealth.
Sundry engrossed bills, owing to the ab
sence Of their patrons" were laid upon the
table. Various bills on their second reading
We're ordered to be engrossed, and all the
bills on their first reading were advanced 10
a second reading.
On motion of Mr. lIavmond, it was
ReS0lred, That the First Auditor inform
the House what plumber of counties there
are in the State in which the penalty of Sher-
ifs bonds, as fixed by the County COurts, is
not equal TO the amount Of revenue, includ-
ing license tax collected by the Sheritfs Of
said counties res pectiyely for the time the
bond is given, and any other information ne
ceSsary to enable the General Assembly TO
legislate properly upon the subject Of in
creasing the penalty Of Sheriff. bonds.
The Committee was Instructed to inquire
into the expedienCy Of authorizing the Board
Of Public Works to issue certificates OF debt,
for the quota Of the State due upon all con
tracts made prior to the l1th March, 1886.
Several heavy land slides have lately oc-
CURED on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, and Oh the night of the 3lst ult., the
bridge over The Roanoke river was washed
away. The Company have suffered lately
heavily from such accidents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
walkers Captive Army.

NORFOLK, Jan. 3d.-Some Of Walkers Off
GERS are here on parole. Private Thomas
Donohoe, of Brooklyn, died on board the
Saratoga last night. Private Peter Cakes
died on the voyage. Adjutant Biles has been
arrested here since the arrival Of the Saratoga
on a charge of grand larceny committed IN
Philadelphia Mrs. Buttrick and three chill
dren are among the prisoners.
The officers and crew Of the Saratoga are
in good health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
LOCAL 1T K N y


ACKHowLrpaExgSr.-W would be want
ing in the emotions we feel, were we not 70
express our gratitude and return our THANKS
for the kind words of approval, the Gazette
has received from many of its old subscri-
bers, and the reception on our books Of the
names of many new ones, since the commence
meut OF the new year. To the letters to
which we refer let this be the general &C
Acknowledgement We willsay, however, that
thew do no more than justice to our efforts to
make our paper such journal as they are
pleased to say it is--a newspaper to be hear
tily rcelcomed at the place Of business, at the
fire side, and in the family.
Mr.. CusrIs's SLAvEs.-Subjoined, will be
found rote from Col. Robert Il. Lee, the
son,in law, and executor, Of the late George
W. p. GUSTS, esq, of this county, 10 refer
ence to letter which has appeared In the
Boston Traveller. concerning the slaves be-
longing to the estate of Mr.. Custis, which
sufficiently explains itself and is emphatic in
its contradiction Of the statements made by
the writer of the letter referred u. We
learn that the slaves have been tempered
with, since the probate Of the will, and made
Disconnected by the false representations OF
evil minded persons. Such course deserves
not only apprehension, but the punishment
of the law upon the offenders. As for the
will itself, its contents, when it was offered
for probate, in regard to the slaves, were
published in this paper, and it is now IN the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court OF this
County, on record, open for the inspection ct
all; and upon the honor and integrity OF the
executors, any human being, bond or free,
might confde. Mr.. Washington, OF Mount
Vernon, received letter few days ago from
Baltimore, acquaintiug him for the first time
of the introduction of his name in the mat
ter-a matter with which he has nothing IN
the world to do. The impertinent inter
meddling of oficious persons in such cases,
car do the negroes nothing but harm. 1t Is
these continual and perSevering annoyances
which irritate, and cause the bad feeling
which exists between the different sections OF
our country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
Rumored Appointment.

1t is rumored that Senator Biggs has been
appointed to the Office made vacant by the
death of Judge Potter, of North Carolina,
and that the Hon. T.. L. Clingman has been
recommended by tho Congressional Delega,
ton from this State to the Governor, as the
proper subject of 40 executive appoinsmsn,
to fill the senatorial vacancy until the meeting
of the Assembly. We give the rumOr for
what it is worth.-RaleiQh Register.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

The New York Commercial OF Saturday
evening says There has been no change OF
moment in the money market this week, the
prevailing feature continuing 10 be extreme
tnIIpess in every department The supply OF
money seeking employment is very large, and
~, amount will be increased by the large sums
now discussing from dividends, interest &c,
bnt capitalists are very careful as TO the charac-
Ter OF their investments. The rates on call are
6a7 q cent. Paper of class to secure con
fdence is scarce, and what is not absorbed by
the banks rules IN outside circles at to y p
cent -"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
The Leytathan.

The people are looking an1iously for the
next accounts from England hoping thai
they may bring tidings of the successful
launching of the monster ship.
1t has been decided that she shall make
three voyages to Portland, Maine; and if bel
trips are found to pay, she will be perma
nently fixed upon the route between Holy
head and that port. She has been gradual,
ly moved between forty and fifty feet towards
the water.--PaerSJurg Democrat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
The Treasury Notes.

Toppan, Carpenter & Co., who are now
engaged in engraving tie plates for the Trea-
sury notes of the denomination OF 500, re-
port to the Secretary, in letter dated De-
cember 30th, that their share Of the work
will be finished by the 18th of this month
Rawdep, Hatch & Co., to whom was given
the contract for engraving the notes Of 81 900
and $500. report that their plates will not
be ready before the 18th inst Hash. States,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

New YORK, Jan. A-Flour to-day, IS buoy
ant; sales OF 1000 bbs.; State is quoted at 81
254Sl.3O; Ohio $4.65G$4.75; Southern $l9o
GSlSO. Wheat is dull: sales unlmporian'
prices are nominal. Corn is higher, with an
advancing tendency; sales OF 10000 bushels;
white at 5sG60c. Pork heavy; mess @l5.5UH
Sl575. Beef is dull. Lard qaiet. Whiskey
dull: Ohio 2l!c Stocks are higher generally,
Cumberland Coal Co l0!. Va. IS S71.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

County CoURT.-JANUARY TERN.-Ihe
Court, yesterday, acting as court of Oyer
and Terminer, took up the case Of Jenny,
charged with the murder Of Mrs. Hall, Of
this county, and after full examination into
the testimony, Jenny was sentenced to be
hanged on the Goth of February next, be-
tween the hours of 10 and o'clock. c. Z.
Stuart for the Commonwealth, S. I. Beach
| for the prisoner. Some other unimportant
business was transacted, and the Court sd
iourned until this morning.
HELD TO BAIL-Jas. Trammell and Rott.
Balenger were yesterday examined before
Justice Price, on a charge of assault and
battery on Edward Kemp, on Christmas day,
aud each held to bail in the sum Of $500 for
their appearance before the County Court at
! its February term.
Ia the Washington Criminal Court, at about
o'clock on Friday morning last, the jury,
which had retired the previous evening with
the case of Joseph +. Birch, concluded on
verdict which they sealed up. On Saturday
morning, at II o'clock, it was opened in
Court, and proved to be verdict of not gull
ty.
LARGE HOG.-Mr. Chas. WEIGH, of Wood
stock, Va, recently slaughtered hog which
weighed 900 pounds gross, and which Melted
77S! pounds. The hog was q months old.
An attempt was made yesterday morning
to set fire to the carpenter shop of Vim. W.
Campbell, on Union street, which proved I'M
successful.
Bishop Johns preached an eloquent and
impressive sermon to very large congrega'
ton at Grace Church on Sunday night last.
The 9Th Of January, the anniversary of
the battle of New Orleans, is to be duly cele-
brated by the Jackson Democratic Associa-
ton in Washington.
The anniversary meeting of the AIexsn-
dria Orphan Asylum and Free School will
be held on or about the 18th inst.
Six persons were baptised at the Baptist
! ri L.. ;.bL l.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

The amount of Flour inspected in the city OF
Fredericksburg, for the quarter ending January
lst, 1853, was-Barrels Family, 59e; de- Extra
l2,4lS; do Super Fine, 4,3J5' do. Fine l'<UI'
do. Mddlings, g23, do Condemned, 34'' To-
tai, 1851. JOHN "hoi|, lnsPec'ol'
Fredericksburg, January lst 1898.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

We have no change 10 make IN our QUOTATIONS.
which however, are nominal. There were
ONE small sales of Union street Flour, yeSteT'
day, at S5 So Very little Grain offering, and
receipts unusually light Sales OF small lots OF
white at lcoGIlOc; red 95alCoc. No Corn
Hered. Very little demand for Rye and Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
Naval Courts OF Inquiry,

Before Court No. 3-the only Court now
in session-the case of EX-Captain Ramsay
was continued Yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
N'IUCT "V 'l'"ICl LU"""0III vt ,"o,,,,l,,
dec lI-eotJanl5' r. B. MCCORMICK.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Alexandra
County Court, Letters Of Administration on the
personal estate of 6. w. p. Gusts, late OF Alex
andra county, deed. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber OH or before the 7th day Of
December next-they may otherwise, by law,
be excluded from all benefit OF the said estate
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF Deem
Der, 1857. K. r.. LEE, Executor
dec l7-eOiW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

AS FOR SALE-The HOUSE AND LOT
.asI., in the village o! Wildwood, Clarke county,
Va, formerly the residence Of DR.. Robt h. Lit
tie, on reasonable terms. 1t is one OF the most
desirable in the place, either for private resi-.
dencr, or for public house, there being none IN
the place. Amy one wishing to purchase, by
writing TO me- at Salem, P, o. Fauquier Co.,
Va, will be promptly replied to
L. L. H0RNER.
Salem, FauGIer Co., Va, dec 22--eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
Falmouth, January 2, 1913.

NOTICE.-The co-partnershlp heretofore
existing between the undersigned, under tie
firm and name of SCHOOLHERR & co, cor
ner of King and Royal streets, has this day been
dissolved by mutual agreement. All claims
against. and due to, the firm, will be settled by
SCHOOLHERR & BRO, alone, los, King st.
SAMUEL SCHOOLHERR,
LOUIS SCHOOLHERR,
ISAAC ROSENTHAL.
SCHOOLHERR & BRO, will continue the
business Jan III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

C.SO REWARD -Ranaway from the farm
.ODU of the subscriber, near Centrevile,
Fairfax County, Va. on the night of 9Th instant
negro woman HARRIET, about IS years OF
age, black, feet 3 or inches high, and tolera.
bly, likely She was purchased by me OF Messrs.
Dickinson & Hill, in Richmond, and formerly
came from King George County. | will give
the abov. reward if returned to me, or secured
so thai can get her A. S. GRIGSBY.
Fairfax County, Va nov 2S-e0tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

GEORGE SlGGERS, BOOK BINDER, No.
" 10 Prince street, opposite The Ga:ate Office,
.ileramd,i;, Ta-MUSlC, MAGAZINES, AND
OLD BOOKS HOUND IN ANY STYLE.
n. B. also RULE and MAKE TO ORDER any de-
scription OF BLANK BOOKS, which ! will
warrant to be made OF the best paper and mate
rails, and bound in the strongest manner. Bank
Officers Bankers, Merchants Clerks of Courts,
Hotel Keepers, Insurance Companies, and all
who want BLANK BOOKS are respectfully in
vited to give me d call. Jan 2-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan 4.--Flour Is quiet, at 81 90
for Howard street, Ohio, and City Mills. Sales
of $40 bbls. Wheat is steady: red SIHRi,05
white 81 ,O7GSl,2 90 Corn is better-whlte 81
a53c.; yellow 53G55c Whskey is unchanged
and dull, Ohio 2l!c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

nOVER ENGLISH SCHOOL, (MALg AND
~ FEMALE The Fourth Annual Session OF
this School will open on the first Monday Of Jan"-
any, 1855. The Session consists OF ~ months
July and August, and a week at Christmas,
given as vacations. Board Sl2 per month
Board for days in the week, ~ per week.
Tuition in "Mnor Branches Sl5; Arithmetic,
Grammar, and Geography, 500; Philosophy
&c, with the higher Branches OF NJ thematlcs,
1926. For further particulars, addr. IS the SUBJ
scriber at Aide, Loudoun Co, Va.
dee lI-eotJapl5' r. B. MCCORMICK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-05

Amount OF Flour inspected in Falmouth, iol
the quarter ending January !st, 1898 II amily
Flour. l55 barrels; Extra, 1914 do; SupeFhne
1885 do: Fiue 65 do First Mitdings, 81 DO.
Second Middlings, 25I DO.
WM. HEAD. Inspector.
Eelnoonth January 9 1898.