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CAAHlsxs ACCESSIBLE carriers a the Union were
indebted then old ssd Francis McNshany esq, fOr
the usual ooneIatustoay address the lst Vi January,
which sub,on Ion the perus~ cf our re.dsrr
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NORFOLK Jan 1.-The United States sloop Of war Sar-
atoga arrived to-day in Hampton Roads from Punta Are
mas, with the men composing Walkers filibustering
army, taken prisoners by Commodore Paulding.
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A CARD.-Lrhose Of our customers who have open
upon hereby notified that us wii
the Scth rs~Dted
tory, 20
that tho peculiar co0dan0 Il
urge xoB speedy
and by doing ~pxy will be
is~ aa-StaSsw n1bt
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me HEsr IInERsm AsD ARTISTIC fAI.Esr

III ARPEKS WEEKLY, which is by far the abert
III Family Mrrky sae~leerd IA uae Lasted stAles
ts literary oolens ae best a The osaAiry
tribute tsy
receive ih paomgals sA@b they sS~ey an~oelssea
sad xAnsss beter
paid promptly b, H.ry~s fr AL is
PAPER sod The enrsseai ee
vasio a be general pubic t~se.-Aesas ssresrssr
flsx CAMS a nuInbsr ~ ~ year.
HARPER BROTHERS Publishers, frankln square New York
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r OST LAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. land
ranSs 81 February "a,
1857 Ssnaling 81 iAk,
1850 Iaisiad Az hsrehy
purchase Lana OMcs
prevent the and aae apPhcssssa Tor duph
nte copies. n SNfDak, fF
FIRM Of Skal, hAnksxa
Nov 20-eodow wAshins10n, u G.
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MAKING ROOM FOR SPRING SUPPLIES
Iv all hne goods extremely vw
a ha, have for vast spring supsphss
ali kinds a aud domestic dry goods adalasd
family ample provtfoaai oR
price Only, marked plain figures hence psrcsse<
oysrchsrgee.
PERRY BHOTHEE
Central sx0res building
Dec 2s-lopiK opposite Centre Market
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GOLD AND SILVER PURCHA1ED
AT THE BEST RATES FOREIGN EXCHANGE SOLD on
IHE PRINCIPAL. POINTS IN EUROPE n T@ To sEIT
n OLD CURRENCY AND VIRGINIA MONEY
NJ opened for <pn~issrs, payable u sHas
n charging Cherks b. marked
eord N y 2 asF 7 qaasaa
Sight prsacip the Uns soaa
a a, assft ~ s.fH
Bundsa nds ocks on
Uncnrre0t boaghn soid- taa&
Land purchases u the haGhess rGask.
swEENr, MrTENHOUsE FAM, 90,
Dee a sm Bankers.
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Sr LOUIS Dec. 3l.--The Republican learns from
gentleman who left Kansas Saturday last that the free
State convention Lawrence had adjourned without ma
king nominations The matter not reported as dis
posed Of however and the presentation OF ticket before
the election deemed probable.
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Sons MAIrA.-This rapidly increasing benevolent
order has been instituted in Baltimore, and in
formed that members Of in this city endeavong to
procure suitable hall for its ceremonials here.
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NEw YORK Jan 2.-The Thalberg festival to-day wa
the grandest affair of the The receipts wer
IS, 600. Choice seats sold high as So Tn
streets in front of the Academy we've blocked up by th
crowd.
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AAsoxlc.-Was darlington Lodge No. 20, at Alexandra,
celebrated the anniversary Of ST. John the Evangelist by
a supper at the City Hotel This Lodge is in possession
several interesting relics Of that eminent master in
days past General George Washington, which are well
worth visit from brethren the mystic tie
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IxrRovHnxST tagged crossing is being laid across
third street. In the line Of the sidewalk OF Pennsylvania
avenue We hope to see this improvement generally
carried out many Of the crossings in bad condi
ton.
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L,xnBTTIoN OF INDIA RUBBER FABRICS AT

I as fAeni a tsxrcss and the pnos ssne
rally. respectfully n Kuhter
and arscles exhibition the Model Hail n the f~srns
Cnul the nvrnn 20 die ~ which tins
profitable
process required
p successful evcrn.u ia The sas
that J,si 1881 ihe tfnr if
surprising snd smpca, has bceuse
esayoying oios
thousands sfps aad saior
ii DIR material AMI yet be truly
said d II lafsncs-
India
rubber Intelligent ~ tbs
wlh made With surprise
rne hst the artistic -k'i and
~ industry, honorable cvansry
Lapdon and rsris, which
he generally
wsshngion juno 10 Ishs--3t
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OFFICIAL.
TsKAsrHs DxyxsrNsxT,
Nay Is. 1858

TsKAsrHs fwy1srSny1,
Nay Is. 1888
sesbed VIII be reoesga
department iAh day n JUNE rrcxo me iss -snr
q suy portion osr ullss II dAas 10 Treasury
Notes exchauge gold u tho Upsei s&Aaes drposei v
the Tf~~ssre n the hns ~ fa
s,sia Branch ast New Orleans s As
New York charisSt OF 81 Losst,
within of sach proc-ak under tbs
soiy Of entitled authorize the *sae cs
Treasury Notes, approved zSa D-cembers 1887
The Treasury issued the rc~A here q cerH
officers the credit ~ tc Treasurer "a
United They ain made payable to The order such
bidder make such exchsngv at the lowest
Of exceeding six cersam snnnrn and ~a
carry dasc d the ccrti6sc u ssh deross
The without condition snt
without other fractional rates
than fgurlh threesurths One
per proposed be exchanged must be drpor
the cccrs above enumerated whose oerf
each proposal AZ security or
the proposal aecepted iInnrdste directions
gwen such derc-e should Inc proposals. be
RANT fron provisions ccngrc tis
wi considered.
proposals scaled and inrcrs~l the
oui Nosesr Tiny will he opcsed ri
Department O'Clock, sad lAah day n Jane
HOWELL COBB,
May rs-,awtf4June Secretary ~ Trcssary
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Law AND osDxH--It Is understood says the
pondcnt of the Baltimore sum that the first action Of
Mayor Bcrret viii be 10 conciliaie political differences
between citiens and hearty corporation from
all Ia subduing lawIessncss Of every kind
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at the Interior broaght home by the kxraorins
E4pssoas srni by the gcnera government, sae be
ing removed the hall fitted up FOR their reception
Ht the Smithsonian Institetion-
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United statesHstel.
wiiiards' Hotel.

Wfliards' Hotel.
n 7 To ID South Carolina W Gore, MsryiSnd
y o Hunter, do Mr. Lyon. do
Hall. Georgia Il v tsaslon.
! n Lacy, Texas Morgan, Ne~ York
" Barton do q Alien, Massachusetts
G Bradley, Rhode rand H,wDrfb, Lisbon, Portugal
Wiley, Tennessee e Wilson, New Orleans
X ii Sanford, Pennsyivsnis H Perkins, Ptladcisha
c Putsrmo~t', Rhode Isnd Bufger, Providence. RI
q Adams. do G. VIC lakewood, London Eng
s verai. Virgins w Sheppard, do
Bad-ssbic, Baltimore " W Webb New York
Hiss Ever Bsyly, do Bason Virgins
GrccpleAf x daughter
r. Msyo, Richmond, Va Gen NJ wrsnaor~, N~wY York
w " Noyes Boston, Mass Herman. Pennsylvania
T W Bruce. BALTIMORE MAJOR hcipnsd, U Army
warthinetnp, Maryland ID EosIay A isay,
Merry do
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UsDKxoHoosD RAmRoAD.--lt IA stated that several
prominent etizrns of New York To be exposed
freight sgents On the Underground Railroad Per-
SIDE la this city.
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N0TICE.-By virtue Of . deed of trust. made and
In executed d~sed shs zsh February, 1854 ase
r-rdea i4ber ~, ara s7g. Ss&, The
land ~ rhr Washington fssrf II rountiar
ha, ssI IRE pr~snssrs ysef~y aa-,
ground -'txstef the city wsahnxSos c. soa kno~n
Nit No No sfs fronting 1th
s~nnsy back tho
snid pgr'er with ~htn three
iso containing evcn cellar ncudirx sns
rosn
N
Interest from he ~ ser deed
complied stth the sale
the right eel hs r-crfy
purchaser. BY sdv-ris'nS ,b
National inielieencer JOHN TIME
June I'D A. GREEN srcrcnrer
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GPLENDfD SCHEMES FOR July, IS5e.-GREG-
~ DRY h MArRY Nsnsx-rr WILMINGTON DELAWARE To be
under sapernsndenss apr.sd BY the
Governor.
81 SOS Lottery for STATE or nyIAw ARE
Class IA Cor s5s To be drawn aSGToN DfI sstu
day al
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UASHINGToN THEATRE.

UTASHINGTON THEATRE.
THIRD NIGHT EssrRH orERA-RsuIAR rRIcEs
unbeana-aI Everybody dghsd
singing triumphant
sn the
ev.nisgs sufficiently Iced parts Of
house
SATURDAY, JUNE IL, Nigh, Denizesus eAf dasu
LUCIA DI IAlnERxooR
MISS ANNIE Mi-sER Mr. FRAZER CHARLES GUHME7TE
by
MRS HARRIET HOLMAN, Mr. " RrrofPFsKN, HOLMAN
ar III C. COOPER Conductor
AS-So q rsicEs june II
intel States Star
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TITO ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND CON
traetors-rhe Company, Philadelphia,
~ wrought
compound gtrer Required icnss or
Gre prosf bHi,aings nsd bridges.
Tacing plan Together with table rfxng cssey Of
p~ssns nrnlsir.d grAtuicusts sp,atnaao
SAMUEL. j. KFEyEE
President 44S walnut
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ID III. GILLET. Counsellor at Law has removed
IGs cfAc- rcsas>sce Trankhn
s~snsh He vii ccnts.se pncysa
~ sss unssea Saa1s Ssprerse CoGt
sa-du
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pUMMER ARRANGEMENT.-Thc steam

I'd CMMER A KKANUEMENT.-I steamer
~ PAGf, will follows:
Alexandria g. e. II c'clok 2, e. and O'Clock
q. m.
n. m.
The THOMAS ooILYER rouse opposite
hour. FARE IL
omnbases connecting with lie Page and Csiyrr viii
and Pcnn~yfvans
thc same me boats leave Alexandria
Junes KN1xARD WAlIAf1i, President
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THE SEP0Y REyOLT-ITS CAUSES AND ITS
IL Consequences. n M@sS on~rfs
s-ooars ~ Jsn~s Marquis Captain Gere~sf~
s"asrs ny James Grant, or The war s4c
Free
s"cssnsns rhrr~-r
sscr Hcnsh~ ps~-s ~
lsds sdses ny ~ Rev " Fog, rrm.rsv MN~en.rr
chspfssn c Sws
Tbs Day An-r 10 rs. scrssns Eded BY IL
Tyne
Frir.
re First u'~naa.s story, by Lady o~shans Inas nov -aI
finn elosh-
suriess'- x.nnsi ON r.a4ipar oes. P
~ -"
Rulsdrrs ss.uais neid Bpcs ~ Pro. "a .n,
mssle TAYLOR h sArgYr
June l-@ a3@ Prnnsyiwxrka svsnue
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- RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-The Disciples will hold
meessa& Corrorsp
Library Biding H.
~ 2 O'clock, p. IN. yane IL
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TnK Tnx.ns cool and comfortable last night, and
the audience appeared delighted with the superior quality
Of the musical entertainment literally provided The
performers sung with great taste and musical ability,
eciting loud applause and several of the airs
enccTed
This evening Donenetti's L3y Of Lammermoo will he
presented and we dcubt that full and fashionable
house win enjoy its vocal beauties
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BIBHx PASonAss---This afternoon and evening win
close this beautiful exhibition Odd Fellows Hall No
should be prevented from seeing this panorama It is
unsurpassed by any kindred painting and should be
by every man, woman and child before it is removed IT
will open for few days In Alexandria Va, commencing
on Monday June IA. The citizens Of that place win
enjoy rich and intellectual treat in visiting iris great
work Of art.
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REsOvaL-The articles in the front hall Of the Depart
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INV SroHg. Mr.. c. Bohn, who has been well known
for the vendor OF guide books pictures plans
OF the Houses Of Congress &c. at the Capitol has erected
and fitted up book aud print-stcre at No 5ss Penn
sylrana He wil here keep for sale the lates,
edition Of Bohns handbook Of Washington portraits Of
distinguished statesmen maps prints, and books in the
German language. In the upper stories of the same
building he will carry photographic and copper plate
printing. nsA% So @
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SENATE.

FRIDAY. JUNE II, 1853.
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scHoor kxeuRssoxL -Tb. teachers and pupils Of tn.
public schools in the seventh ward yesterday ON
picnic excursion, by railroad TO grove near Basicns
burg
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THS tsioS FESTIVAL, at Philharmonic Hall Tor the
benefit Of the Young Mems Christian Association wa,
closed last evening II has been alike beneficial TO the
good csu.- and p'-sssnt those who participated in Il
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JunIHs 1t appears that Washington is not the only
place where it is dicuit to obtain juries and where
there evcrready band of talesm-n waiting he
summoned The recorder OF the New York sessions calls
attention to the fact that is difficult to yet responsible
respectable and Intelligent uries TO try in court
and the Times says that the professional juror kas be
such evil that tn. trial by jury is considered
fare
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Wy NTED-A Colored Girl Of II or IA years old
w q small family Apply Al
az street, between 9Th and Ioh. june s-du
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message was r-ceivcd from the House Of Representa-
aves by Mr. Allen. their Clerk informing the Senate
mat the Hcase hsl agreed the report Of the committee
conferences the dsareeng NJ tine two hcus-s
Vh me civil appropriation bill Mr. HUNTER from the
ommniee OF conference the part OF the senate made
lpor' on the subject which rrad, and the qses-
.Vh beng taken, IL WINS sSre-i yeas 80 navs So
y. ss uli Is passed Among the amendments from which
-. srnate receded rs that Masking appropriation OF
sacos fcS the extension Of the court house building IN
this CITY
me ol from the House OF Representatives granting
an Invalid pension 10 Befiah Wright If New YORK was
Considered and passed
me VICE PRESIDENT laid before the senate a COM
uca'on nom the Secretary Of the Navy in answer 70
n'son Of the Senate calling Cor information 10
@ nine At which each Of the vessels Of the navy
'N We original cost thereof and the amount and time
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Tnxsr TOUR FnrxSDs CooLGY That IT, have for their
refreshment when they enter your housc your
good Good drink Of ice wster-temPered, IL ron
please. with spiritual smile should ron wish TO ex
tend yoar frigidty, Gi'mans soda fount G~usser
salcon with other glacial rc-orts are ever ready
for your ccot eivility.
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OPP PILLOWS HAL. Positively the Iastv,sk
BIBLE PANORAMA,
uvkNrEp IMMEDIATELY. or from tn


wv fura,shed, x- srs Of
rns kitchen fsi Recommendations ts two
Must be- oasra IN fresh ssanfy
lsce sdaresa 10 r " boz Cay sl~~
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500 -Lotery far fhs STATE or ngI AWARE
IS, for 1883 To he drawn al WILMINGTON DEL on swtur
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MEETING BIBLE SocrErY. AT a meeting of the
Bible Society yesterday afternoon the following officers
were elected
President, John p IDgle vice presidents, Revs q.
D. Cummns, J. C. Smith, d. d., r. ID. Guriey, ID. d.,
d Ball, S. p Hill, j. G. Butler secretary Mitchell H.
Miller and treasurer, Michael Nourse.
A resolution adopted providing for the purchase
OF two hundred copies Of the Hon John Thompson ad
dress delivered Tuesday evening at the anniversary
meeting after which the meeting adjourned
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such q disposition IF the question.
Mr. DAVIS of Indians, unprecedented juror, desired
this portponment The evidence maie volumnous doc
which he did not believe had been read by the
House There time for It's consideration and the
evidence should lie considered at their leisure
Mr. BURNETT of Kentucky believed that the question
could be- decided and the pubiic business disposed Of by
Monday IL not, they saiared officers. and il
their duty TO sit here and attend to IT, The post
ponemens would settle the representation for the
der of the session far that district of Maryland is
concerned He ready To extend the session. but
unwilling postpone important question because
they had agreed to adjourn.
Mr. KETiT, Of South Carolina, should vote for the
,o~tponenent He took that Congress would adjourn
ON Monday next, and assuming that. he took it that
they perform their public duty in correspondents
to tn. time fixed There grave and dclixtr qucs
tons growing out of this contested election of
law OF constitution not exactly e the power Of the
willing without grave reflection to decide upon this
question unwilling to set precelcnt which hereafter
may t~ of the most dangerous consequence
Mr. HARRIS opposed the raxtpcnrmcut IL gentae-
had not read the report and testimony il their
fault and they would not be better pEcpare To de
eide upon its merits the first second Monday in De
ccmlscr next tAAn to-day. He moved the previous
question which not sustained-Ayes s5 noes not
counted
Mr. MITJSON of Virginia urged that the question
should I've dosei OF now, and not left for the nextS
SION which short for the amount Of import
public business crowded into IT, He Thought il
would be necessary la order 10 do this TO extend the s
SION, and he hoped Congress would do IT,
Mr. PEyrcN OF Kentucky suggested that IL mem
hers would talk less and vote mors they would have
ample time to do the business Of the ccuntry All he
had TO that the opposition should take IL for
granted that they well po~f his party, and
they would he able to adjourn ON Monxisy
The question then taken and the motion 10 post
pone agreed to--ycas IS, al
Mr. J. CLANCY JoNES by unanimous consent
ported from the Commitse~ ~ Ways and Means the
amendments bill urrvi.ino for the
collection Of the and the Post Office appropriation
bi and they made the special orders in Committee
OF the Whole.
The House then went into Committee Of The Whole
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
Salem, Fauquier Co Va, my l3-eots
DOrOMAC LAND FOR SALE-The un

DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.-1he I'M
dersigned desires TO sell TRACT OF
LAND, on the Waters OF Potomac Creek, IN
Stafford County, Va, containing len Hun
DRED AND w ENTY ACRES. X borders on
the Creek (Which Is navIgable) 2! miles, aud IS
distant al bout one mile from the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad The
soil is ve;y productive In all the usual gram
crops. but particularly adapted TO the growth OF
Tobacco and Grass though II 10 OF uneven sur
face
There is on the land ireXhaustIbLe beds OF the
finest she'll Mari. A large quantity OF Hickory,
Oak and Pine Wood may be cut from the LAM,
worth on the shore of the creek from two 10
four dollars per cord Also, good deal OF Ce-
dar and Locust, Yellow Popular and White Oak
Timber.
There is meadow now yielding an average
Of $500 worth OF Hay per annum, containing
fourteen Acres of land which may be increased
10 fifty acres OF prime Meadow Grass grows
well all over the Lard which renders II saIua.
bic for grazing purposes. Indeed, it grazes an.
nually. about fifty head OF cattle IN the woods.
Altogether il is d very valuable tract, but am
DISPOSED 10 sell il below us value, as | own
another large farm adjoining IT. and have not a
sufficient force 10 manage both | invite per
sons disposed 10 purchase such property to eX.
anime II. or communicate with me by letter at
Accokeek Post Office, Stafford county, Va.
JOHN MINOR, NJ. ID.
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Tho market during the week has been que"
si,b TAR receipts and moderate demand
Thor. mas been very small export demand lot
Flour, and the principal sales have been 10 the
civ trade. There is a limited stock on hano'
,st the marke, closed firm at $43S for Union
..,,s, The offerings OF Wheat have been light
and prices variable. There were no sales OF
good on Change yesterday-some lots inferior
sbre sold for GOAL O4c., and red at s70loac''
according to quality. There has been some
activity in COrn-quotations Tor white have but
.igh,ly varied. Sales yesterday OF 5000 bush
.s a, 6CG6lc. for white and mixed. No sales
OF yellow reported, which may be quoted at DOC
Oats are in fair request, with large receipts and
,.es a, 35c. for bright, Rye is active. We
quote prime at zoe. Sales OF some lots poor al
t2se Guano, Salt, Plaster, &c, are unchanged
Butter and Lard are in better supply, and prices
are tending down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29

Bggy CArrLx-The offerings at the scales 70,
Ssy reached 500 head, of which number 70
were driven off, and the remainder, 425 head
we're take, by Baltimore butchers, at nrlces
ranging from 81 rs to 1925 on the hoof, equal
10 s. 5C9SQ rs net, and averaging Ats gross
These prices show an advance of 20 cts. y loO
b, on the rates of last week. A lot OF extra
Heiiers brought higher figures than the above
quoted rates o.
SHyyp-The sales today were at S46S4'I'
100 rs. gross. Some very fine Lambs
brought $3.50 head.
HoGs-Are unchanged in prices since las
week; sales to day at S6.7S6$7.25 y 100 lbs
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The Richmond Dispatch says:--"Ata late
dinner 10 Ashland, Mr.. James, the very pop
ulsr and efficient British Consu!-General OF
Virginia, in the course of a reply to a sentl-
ment which had brought him to bis feet, re-
marked that he entertained 40 doubt that, if it
was proved that any infractiou OF the law OF
nations had taken place on our coast, Great
Britain would make the most prompt and
ample apology; and that, OF oil the nations
of the world, the United States would be the
nation to which England would most readily
accord justice and reparatlOn Tor any wrong.
The telegraphic dispatches bring US ac-
counts Of great foods in the Western rivers.
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Sales OF stocks In Richmond, May IS

Sales OF stocks In Htcnmohu, my w.
Virginia p cent, "a years to run, no sales
Al the Treasury.
Virginia d, cent, shorter dates, sales $9l
aud interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State, sales $780, and
interest
Richmond City Bonds, sales 1892 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock par S70-sales SI25
Farmers Bank Stock, sales SlO3
Exchange Bank Stock, sales $lO33.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock,
last safes 1896
Merchants insurance Stock, last sales SAT.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $2o,
l1i sales S95..
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Railroad Stock, sales $723.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales
S2g
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock
last sales $40.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, last
sales f3s.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales
S. mr.,
Orange and Alexandria Railroad bonds, 500
and interest.
Manassas Gap Railroad bonds, $50, and INT
Virginia Tennessee Railroad bonds, Sos' ah'
interest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-29
COMM ERCIAL,
mOneta ry.

,o news feature to note in our money
,,,e,. both of which are very quiet.
500 ,,s discounting more literally, and
Use p' pad !. not very pressing. In street
''' '' has been no change. Stocks are
''.'' . 90. bu, in the absence Of transactions
.s- u'", nominal Eastern Exchange is
'.'- T United enquiry at / on New York. In
"'P ,rd New York there has been no
''' 80 IL monetary affairs.
''IS warrants are dull, and quotations un.