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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

I COMMISSIONER SALE-ln pursuance
I J OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Lou
doun County, entered OH the 9th day OF APTi,
lsJ5, and recently affirmed by the DI,Juc.
Court al Fredericksburg, III the case OF George
" Bennett and Others VS.. Benjamin X Barlow,
| shall offer Tor sale at public auction. 10 lie
hs hest bidder, IN font OF the Court House 60
the County OF Fairfax, ON MONDAY, the zr'p
day OF December, lSJS, about noon. all tha.
tTact or parcel OF LAND, lying, and being ~
the County Of Fairfax, adjoining the lands OF
Hudson Bennett, George Saunders, and others,
containing TkHEE HUNDRED AID I WEH-
TY.ONE ACRES and TWENTY POLES of
LAND being the same land sold and conveyed
by the said George w Ben ett and others, 10
the SAID B. X Bar, ow, by deed OF record IN n"
County Court OF Fairfax, and the same upon
which the SAID Barlow now resides. iGerr IS
"a DWELLING HOUSE, with the usUa,
- oa buildings, in tolersbls Condition, o.
the premises. The LAND Is good, and suscyP-
tIbie OF improvement.
IERgs Of SALg--Ten per cent Of the par
cbase money 10 be paid IN casn on the day o!
sale and ,ar remainder thereof 10 De pad in
raree equal Instruments payable without ln'er-
ssr, ~ six Twelve and eighteen months from
tue day OF sale VI. HARRISON, CommT.
Fairfax County, nov l5-eots
A VALUABLE FARM FOR ShLE.-Tne
u valuable fAkN Of the late g. {. 1ai.a-
l-rrO, deceased IN Culpeper county, is offered
Tor sale privately THIS Farm is on the RAPID
All rIver, adjoining the Rapldan Station, OIan.e
and Alexandra Railroad, the Station being on.y
iew hundred yards from the dwelling house
and barn L. contains SIX HUNDRED and
THIRTY ACRES, is highly productive, sr'Ga-
ted IL beautiful country, and surrounded by
s--A most desirable neighborhoot. ne
GABUlLDlSGS are convenient and IL goOt
repair.
1ERus accommodating Any information IN
relation 20 tue FARM may be had by aPPllce-
ton 10 he subscriber, or 10 the following per-
sons-KobrIt !. MAYO, esq, DR. +. koday
Ricnuond; Df A. Tallafsuo CnlpePer Court
House or d.. II. d. Talaterro, Orange Court
House LAW. H TALlAfERkO
Raplhan Station, Culpeper Co, sep ll--zaw't
" HsESDosl ATTORNEY AT Law, Fred-uch,-
burg, Virginia, continues 10 practice IN tne
Courts o; King George, Stafford, Caroline, Spot.
syisaEla, and the town OF fredericksburg
Collections promptly made and RENTED.
-REFERsSCE
David Funsten Messrs. Fowe g Co
Georse " Brent, Nessrs Ca1enove n 60.
Francis t. smltn, McVeigh & Chamber'u
joan B. Dams -Theld, Smoot, Unler X Co,
Jonn ). Barbour, Robinson Il Payne,
LEWIS Mckenzie, J h. Brent,
Burke X Herbert, Bryan. Adams Il Co,
( CT Suite Il Co, and other merchants
Fredsrick.buIg Va, jy 2S-dAcly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
MORE NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND
wi PAPERS. al FRENCHS' Book aud Pc

MI PAPEKS, al FRENC rs BOOK ava re
rOd,cal Depot
Eclectic Magaz ne for December, beautiful
number price !Uc.
Frank Lesies Budget Of Fun for January,
capital paper, &c.
Harper's Pictorial paper for the Holidays,
fine paper, SC.
Something new for the little folks, Paper Flow
.rs aud how TO make them-iull directions &C
company each set--No. and 2 25c. each; No.
3,37ic This is the most delightful amusement
tOr little girls ever thought Of
All the Weekly papers on hand dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

LNECUr0R'S NOTICE-All persons hav'
~ ing claims against The estate OF the late
Robert W. Hunter, are requested TO present
inem al once 10 the undersigned Tor settlement,
and those indebted to the estate, are requested
10 make immediate payment.
ROBERT w. HUNTER,
dec S-1aw3ws Executor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

CJNGING SCHDOL-Mr. 3. +. DEANS
viii CONNIE nee his class, on TUESDAY even.
~ 49, ar \ O'Clock, at the corner u Royal aud
Duke streets 49,,
Juvenile school, on Saturday, December ! IN.
at o'clock. Tickets 10 be mad al Bookstore OF
James tmtwise I. son. Gee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

FIRE IN WAsuINGTJN About eight o.
clock, Oh Monday evening, fire broke out
in the saw and planiug mill Of MessrS. Me-
Lean and Monroe, situated on Water and
Thirteenth street, close TO the Canal, which
terminated in it, entire destruction. The
fire was very strong, and little or no check
could be put to iss devouriug progress by the
enpincs that came 10 the spot. Happily,
there was 20 VIVID blowing, and the fire did
not extend to the quantities Of lumber aud
otber valuable prunertv all around. Loss
supposed TO exceed $4,000, IN which is IN
cluded the cost Of sieim.ergipe aud plat
ing apparatus--Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

INXECU TORS SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE-By virtue Of The la.-
VIII and testament OF Franklin Cox. dt ceased.
the undersigned will sell at public auction, 90
honddy, h 18th ddy Of Norsniber neIi, (tc"it
day.) at Fairfax Court House, all that FAM
ard TRACT OF LAND, situated in falnay
County Virginia at the junction oi rbe roads
from Alexandra and FsiItax Court iiou.e %
Occoquau, Il miles from Occoquan and -
miles rom Alexandria, containing about 50
ACRES This Farm is well adapted 10 gram
and grass, and beautifully situated i.l a Gt.u'Hf
aud prosperous relgEboThood, convenient -
Churches Mills, Stores, Post Once and "n,y
one aud hall miles from tide water ndsIgdliru.
J,,A Tie Improvements thereon, consist OF =
X.E large and convenient / W o $40 i
DWELLlNG House, with Kitchen a,JoIuu-;
a never failing well OF good water, with pump
near the door, a large BARN, nearly ue". AIT
other necessary outbuldings, all III good repair,
ANY one wishing 10 view the property Prev
on. to the sale will be shown the same. by cali.
lng Oh Ios,p, Stiles. living on the premises
The Terms, (Which will be 10 suit purch"='
ers) will be made known on the day OF ss.n.
FRA EVANS,
JOHN TROTH. TX 'ols,
SAM n. GARWOOD
Fairfax Co. Va oct 2l-eots lFaIlsX Ne".
IL The above sale is postponed To N,'"Dy
the lvIh dayg December neat Court daF AZ as
sams place. FRA EVANS,
JOHN TROTH, EH,r-.
SAM n GARWOOD, }
Fairfax Co, Va, nov l7-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
BENZ. HYDE BENTON,
JAMES IA. GUIItk.
,un ro nov 26-eDts

LOuUOun 20 nov 2b-eOb
Either partner is authorized TO settle accounts
Tor the tirm. Benz. HYDE BENTON,
nov lo-eots JAMES II. GULiCK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
l. q l. A l. IL r. n , .

RECEIPTS or CoAL.--The following are tt
receipts OF Coal over the Alexandria Canal,
for the month OF Nayeuler.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

MFOHIAN 10 COUNTRY MEk-
| CHAM So al. 10" manu- clurrg IN
WARE, wu.la ! an selling dt whoies2ir, as
low a. can Ue bousnt ~ Baltimore. or any o.
tn- Northern cities. nave Z ia,ge stoc" on
hanI. and can hi orders win despatch
s-pi5 H. |. GREG ~. No. lie. KIN =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that Certificate No.
y -, tor 'ihrry shareS ot the "Pre'srr"t
Stock" OF the Ordn.e aud Alexandria Railroad
Company, .,.uad 10 the late L. {. TsIiaI"rro
mas been lost. and That Application viii be made
to the Directors OF the sad Company TO direct
a new Certificate Tor the same 10 be issued.
L. Il K ii d. TALlAFERRO,
oct Ii-u2m Adm rs OF &. &. TdlIa:rrro dec q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

THE SYRlAC NEW TESTAMENT
i Inc New Testament or the Book OF the
ho!y Gospel OF our Lord and our God, Jesus the
Messiah, a literal translation from the Syriac
AesaI'a Version, by James Mu-dock, d. D., one
volume ocsavo, price 81. For sale by
dec ROBT. BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

7 HAVE just received one Of tbe largest AID
l best assortment OF LADIES FUkS ever
oaerei to- sac IN this FlarKet. >;oue Martin
Ga pc anI Cufis tor 81 also, Mink Cape and
Cuff, ! 10. anl F.;ca 80 sets O;aers in The
same ratio Zoe so J. T. EVANS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

c UNITY Court YE.TERDAY- "A license
Was granted to Eli Petty to keep Bowling
saloon. David l.. Smoos qualified as a nota-
~ public. No other business Of iDteres, was
trans acted, and tue Court adjourned until
this morning at III o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

DEVOLVlNG DICE BOX Something en-
~ 'reIy new, and very convenient in playing
Backgammon or any other game where dice
afe used. Call and see them, and you will be
very apt 10 buy one.
dec \ JOHN H. PARROTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

FHAkLES HERNDON, (LArE CoSwAY "
" hEESDoaJ ATTORNEY AT La Frederick
burg, Virginia, continues 10 practice IN the
Courts OF King George, Stafford Caroline, Spot
syiyania. and the town OF Fredericksburg
Collections promptly made and RENTED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

The Steamboat Columbia, from Baltimore,
owing to heavy weather, and fogs in the bay
and river, did not reach here until Monday
afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

srgN Extra Copies o! the Presidents Mes
sage, 10 wrappers, for mailing, for sale at
this Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

Eight marriage Licenses were ISSUED from
the eli sc Of the Clerk Of this County, during
the past month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

iiOn SALE The tract OF land, known as
/ THE MUSH POT" belonging 10 \. W.
Mcdonald, esq. containing @55 ACRES, on TIE
old Lersburg Road, adjoining the Corporation
OF Alexandria
Ii not sod before the frs day of January
next II will be rented tor the ensuing year. II
rented, security will be required.
dec 2--dfIanl JOHN MARSHALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

Mr.. Albert NJ. Soyder, son of Captain
Matthias Soyder, formerly Of this city, is an
applicant for thu post Of D)crkseper to the
L. 5. Senate, made vacant by the death OF
Mr.. Isaac Holland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The driver of one
horse wagon, loaded with lager beer barrels,
attempted to cross the track of the Aiexar-
dria aud Washington X. H., near the Wash
iugt2u street crossing, Oh Monday evening. as
the 5 o'clock train from Washington was ap-
preaching this city; but before the wagon
had cleared the track, 1t was struck by the
-cattered in every direction. The driver
and horse were uuipjured. M blame can
DC attached 10 the Eosineer OF Conductor If
the train, as the wagner had sufficient warn
ing of the approach of the train
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

OYSTERS has been, this season, at
our whar,es, an excellent supply Of Oysters,
and, generally, Of fine quality. The prices
have ranged from p to Is cents per tushcl,
according to size aud condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

The WEATHER continued up 70 yesterday,
c,ld, rainy, aud disagreeable. Oct Of docr
business is much impettd. There were bea-
w showers yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08
LIBERTY HALL!
EVENING. DECEMBER
FL THEE kE Mp :
nID FOLK. SJERT COMPANN

FL THE X kE NPS
OLD FOLKS CONCERT COMPANY,
CONSISTING o
THIRTY SEVEN VUCALlSTS.
With their
GRAND ORCH EST 4,
Al clad in
The Costume Of One Humirei Years Ago
viii have the honor ol Appearing
IN ONE OF THEIR HOME CIRCLES. OK
FIRESIDE REHEAR>ALS.
r. Admission 3" CENTS Children % cents
Doors open al i commence at i o'clock.
~ Tickets can be mad al the Bookstores
and II IN. door. dec 6--3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-08

Charter perpeiaAI. Al the profits divided
among ,hs policy holders every year. A sale
aud tiiabe Company
Dr. &. H. STABLER No. 1853. King ST.
Is ;he agent ior this section of Virginia to
whom application Tor insurance must be made.
Medical ExImrner-p R + J. MURPHY.
nov 4-eo2m' K h SrABLER. Agent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
.T5r sourH's" REJoINDER.

Nv. o.,,o, find the space for and are unwilling to
,so, an the patience OF readers, areview OF the
81. ~ ;nnendoss against the Enquirer" with
.shiob "Ths South" attempts to evade the necessity
., Attending its lste disunion article We have 30
often exposed the same evasions and dlstoron' Per
,s,,,ted in the same manner BY the same Journal
that the public cannot be mised by their repe.n.'"'
On one point We have challenged "Ihe sou'n "
p-oduoe the proof Of its assertion that We o"'e
spplied abusive epithets to Democratic Statement
1t does not pretend to adduoe specific instance o,
such "vituperation," but retreats behind general
statement directly opposed to the facts Of Inc
Hear its bill Of particulars:
..Durinp the lsst summer the Enquirer apphts:u
,hese and other equivalent appeilations 10 Tue
man in the South who denounced " .a,,;o;a,rs
oolcy and demanded his recall by the Aominisoa'
tion.''
Now :, ia notorious that so far from using sweeping
dsnunc;.tou, against politicians who disapproved
Gov Walkers course. We repeatedly asserted ths'
,ur dsnuuoiations applied only to small tact'oi
which WA vagipg general war against the ADMINS
ration on points altogether separate and apart freu
Kansas affairs. Never did We denounce sing''
man for his opinion on Walkers polioy' III e'e''
instancs we applied tho lash only TO set VI p''''.
slams who had organized and were prosecuting Q.
.,nnosition to the administration before doV. ahe
vent to Kansas. Among these We olassea i"e
South ,;.,,
"The South" also represents us a. charging lt ~a'h
an "oeca,ionai Dissent" from the policy OF me aa"N
is,rs,ion. This h incorrect. The words should reao
general opposition" to the Administration
We must be content with the retsratlon OF these
two corrections sample is all we have time to e1
trse, from the Ola podrida Of Inaccuracies "nicn
n.ts up the article Of "The South" Whenever tha'
,sna~ sbs issue another anti Union. antiAdministra
Zion or .pti.Dsmooratic article. We may and 1t ne
,,s..,rv sasin to advert to its political faings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND MARKETS. ApRlI ls

RICHMOND MARKETS, APRIL i. ls5:
FL0UR.-Saes TO shippers At - To So for Sup,rd
s5ie toss for Ezra. by retail s5& to ~ FOX supej
S!Lto d for Extra.
WHEAT-prme Red. in demand at 81. 30: Whit. 81
iORS-;6 to 10 cts per bushcl.
OATS.-ln demand At 81 10 40 cents.
T0BACCO.-The breaks are increasing AMI prlcJI
lower grades Of all brands lower last week hu, {,
rayrd little. We quote common LUgs Al from tdt y
good from !4,IGL6. common Leaf from 1905 Pne
for manufacturing from t,0Gli Fine Stenming from
1875.
COTTON YARNS, Sc.-Co,ton Yarns PAGES cts; c.,
COrdage ~ cts; Seine Twnc - cts: Carpet Warp -
Wrapping Irvine - c,s.
BEE>WAX.--2G4 G.2I ceItsp Mn demand.
BROOMS-s2Gt3; according 10 quality.
WOOD. Wholesale: Oak - per cord Pine nv E;|
Oak ;; Pin. 81 81
PLAsrER-Lump si0ii Northern Ground 81
ClHibornc's Ground $ so per ION; calrn"d' - hs1
per bbi. Stock OF Lamp very light
RYE-Improved Illc-.wc cu6tc 10rts a ht,Iei. 4.
CHEESE -T07!1Iic.
NUTs-Ilard shcll Almond1 /" to u cts SOFT Shell
"a cts. Mixed /; TO i>c. fbert> ; 10 loo. Palm uu,
Tic. Cocoa nuts - z loo
BACON We aa., 10 note better fn'ng ia lie vi
Iiarsel, ~, AN '.pH ard tendency ~ price,. We quo,
Jay, Sides loEc Shoulders s,.cS; ta!g Ham. u St
sugar cured Baggei l2jscts.
LARD Ia hb!S los. 10 IL cts; III Kegs II 10 lis.
SuGAES-we quote New Orlcsn. u TO SC; Coare
'@s 3sS,S Crushed b 81 Iiglihe; Loaf llskl3s
MOLhSSES-New Orleans Molasses in bbls sc e's "
sale. Cuba New DO. 2S(t30 cts.
pOTAToES.-we quote Northern MERGERS 81 % to ! /
Country II 30GIl Is p bushel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GuHno so I6r ton. "a
CGG SD pes tou Colombian $50 per ton DE ri
Manipulated Guano SO; Recse's do e:3: DE- Borg
Phosphate Limo so per ton Rhode. snprr Pho.p
OF Lime Si6t per ton. Bone dust S32i.
FISH. --iierrings Halifax New IS from the wharf
North Carolina In market M,CKlkEi--No. 3 i.,1
No. !, In kits, 81 %.
WHIsKEY- edmond Rcctifed 22,a3c. CiDcl
nom IN laarhcf
THAs-lnperis. aad GuEpowder, 5S1ti
LINE .ast sales At Slit from store u b. ,..-
from Vessel. Market well supplied. #.
LiQUoRS.-BHsSYY 0tard, Durny & Co. s9G!e
;:allon: A. sesnstt-, 4.21I+aO; Saze.ac, ss2tci
Hennessey, Is. s5S5 ID; Peach, scarce at &i-ds2 r
Apple; 900 ,'e. do. cd. Zoe. So Northern, DO
l5c. Imitation, iJ[t4iS cent? RuN.-New England \
IS ce"ts Ter mixed; On for pure. Gis.Iioi!aad N
LIZ.
IRON AND SAiIS-Pir Iron, $50 To IS: swsi-s, o.:
1928 per ton. English refined and Tredegar, 81, C6G
English SO: American country, slso Cut Nails Il
GlNSESG.-We quote crude 45c Is. las, sale
small parcels. Larger quantities might bring more.
HAi.-Stnck large and demand fair Sales AZ 9Jc, Il
wharf; ai(ti.l2c from store
STAfES.-tiOn oak for -four barrels quote at ISL
p THOUSAND, and in demand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06
THE BANK ACTs-HOW TREY WORK
TOGETHER.

One law Axes the first day Of May neg. for the re-
sumption OF specie payments-the other requires that
the banks shall prepare for arevoution in their mode
Of redemption. With these two causes operating
simultaneously, 1t is evident that tue banks can e1
send but little specie accommodation during the next
few months. Now, it so happens that the State
Government will require, on the let Of July, abou,
g. 600 Of specie to pay the interest on the public
debt. If the banks cannot supply this, then the State
snust repuds,e. by suspendinE the payment of her
debts. The passage Of the tai bill has been delayed
si commissioners of the revenue cannot have their
~ork prepared for the shers before the ist Of July
SO no taxes will be paid into the treasury till late in
che fall-perhaps none before December.
The Executive is egaia driven to devise mesns,
anproridsd by iegisIs,ion, for the payment Of the
public debt Should HE Ingenuity prove unequal to
che task, the State which drives the Banks to imme
date resumption, must itaelf suspeud.
Tins the State credit will receive another shock,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06

and yi,sinia bosds will iail tos4Hto k1oS; Shat-'
Even the mopey shall be raised In ilus, 1t will re-
oure zach an evident effort to produce favora
bio impression on the sock.market State bonds
mus, remain below par The appropriations to inter
nal improvements cannot be applied. Why is IL tha'
the public credit is subjected to this incton' at tine
particular juncturei We can find but one possi'ie
answer.
The friends Of internal Improvement nave USE"
again outuitted. few determined ant,''hprose'
m n m.u hsvs again employed financial iee'sia"o''
to dapres s. ate credit, with view OF outing OIL 'ne
supplies v, ted to the relisf Of our ra' rosuS.
THE LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERsoN-Bf HEINZ
g RANDALL-VOL. ID.
mere outline Of the subjects, treaten III 'h'S
charming volume will show the value ana inteses'
OF the book. This 81 volume ranges from
1891 to 1903, during all of which time Mr. 1enerson
took an active part in public affairs; In nv &c.
erson made his Southern tour, and' WIN ""''
son, travelled through tina North Wrole ulahy u,
the political letters which have been 30 'rnuen'"'
since, and commenced tho "Ana" which ID now ceie
brated In 1892 there were difficulties in the Cabinet
negotiations with the English correspondence os
ers re- election and the expressions OF 1enerson VIII"
regard to Encish impressmsnt In l1s' washington
was re- elected to the Presidency; partzsn partla'es
between France aud England began 10 Dc SHOWN
Jefferson refused the French mlsslon' dene'' ."'
French Minister, became conspicuous ana was us
missed difficulties arose with Spain; British oroe'
in Council and the French re,aatory DEGREES naue
their appearance, and jefferson resigned bis poso'
Ia the Cabinet In l79l-5, Jefferson declined nom
nation for the Presidency; the fourth congress d.
sembled, and domestic politics assumed very com
plicated FORM In 1896 the treaty OF London was RAJ
fled Jefferson invented hs famous "piow OF ieas
resistance" 1877 saw the re.assembng OF Congress
the snnuling of French treaties; an unusual military
srdor throughout the naton the Alien and seoi''o
law in force and the resumption Of amcsbe relation
with France. In I799-lsOO, there was the Pennsy
yspia ipsurrection Wsshington's death; and excite
Presidential caucuses Jefferson visited New EngaH
and wss bitterly assailed by the New England cle
ey; conducted large political and scientific oorres
poudence, and was elected President; in lSol-2' Je
ferson babe farewell to the Senate, aud was naugurs
tad President made his first annual message, an
commenced that more active control of the nstiona
policy which be continued during his tenure OF Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06
BALTIMORE MsRKETs. Ars,1


FloUa.-1hs Flour market this morning was u.
quiet but all varieties steady ut yesterday t-
We heard on Change OF Gales OF $50 bbls City Mil, =
Mt - % cash ard OF 100 hbis Ohio Extra Mt 7jpef
No sales Of Howard street Ohio SIpnr wcr" T1po-
but for ali good brands OF bstG theso ,ariet-s La
were firm nj 81 ~ per Bbl City Mills Super closs! Sc
Mt the :ate named above. Exirn Flour quiet
morning, the only sale made being the one 0i lGp B
Ohio re orird above We quote Ohio Extra Gesty
IS, Howard Street do at s. and City Mills do q.
50 per bbl.
GRAIN There was rather light receipt Of graz
market this morning. the entire offerings at the Cora
change brng only about 1900 bushrs. Tho den
was Hir although not particularly active and a var
were steady at yesterdays figures. Corn continue.
at 3JasO cts for white a..l Gas eta 10. yel!ov II
were about 800 bushels orrred 10 da neary all q vi
changed hands st these figures Wheat aty be quote
ODas05 cts for fair 10 prime rod ll0al0j eta for nls'
white. l0a 90 cs for fair good do 25 cts for pm.
and l30nl3i CTS orchoice lots do There only A.
1900 bushels Wheat offered to-day, but il VS.. NO
sold al the above rnes Rye ia steady nj 20 r's for r.
sylvanis. and ca cts for Virginia and note 'a's'
morning OF about 100 bushel, Oats at 81 50! = iJr
gnia and 3! cts ior Pennsylvania
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-04-06
MEDICAL LEXICON.

We have received, through j. W. Randolph
blanchard and Lea's handsome Philadelphia edition
of DR.. Robley DunRlison's Dictionary Of Medical
,ei.ues-reyissd and very greatly enlarged; about
5000 subjects and terms having been ADDED Inns
work, which has received the approving stamp OF the
Profession, oontSns a concise explanation OF the
various sutsct. snd terms of anatomy physiology
surgery medical jurisprrdeuce formule for prepare.
ton, 60 TO the practitioner and atadents, it must
be invaluable.