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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

CUPREME COURT-City aud County OF New
- York-ELIJAH b WEssoN aud TOWNSEND ND G COZ.
AGAINST LEN NJ. GRIFFIS.-Sumu0us-T the Deienlsot:
You aye hereby and required TO the compliant
this scon which viii BE- FLED the Office OF the Cet Of nj.
Court At the CITY Hall City NeYok and to serve scopy Of
your sn.wer the said complaint the tneir
cces No. 1872 Broadway, John street New YORK CITY
within twenty AFTER the service OF this summons on ya
exclusive Of the day such service aud fail saswe the
said complaint within the time Aforesaid the Plaintiff 10 ms 10
ton will sk. Judgment assnst yen for the sam Of 2 w.
with on February g 1856 Ices the sum Of $50 and
e6 IS and interest from March 1855 beside the costs Of hAs
sr,ion-Dsted New. York, April 10. 1854 ~
MILLER, PEET NICHOLS Plaintiff A1oneJs
sp29 lsvewTh No lgl Brosd~sy y I. ,., ,..
fled In Clerks ofice OF the Cny
and County OF New. this 9TH dsy Of April 1885,
Miller PEET NICHOLS PlAinufs' Attorneys
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orc 1c11Nn RAILROAD COMPANY.

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
III, suruf Arr.nsenen; 10 ooun~i &c on W Ny sd
elniirt- 70 ls q July when saha0hA u " !" P1' 'H 70
accommodate tbs p.sTore travel
NEw-JERsEY RAILROADS. PHILA-
GITv Nh "a EIpre.s nnes ave New Yors II and II n
md .nds 81 Inosssw yss. . i S, Gpsn a:a
nd :S,ou.s Ssss.se CHECKED w-ahinron IN m and
.bslsd an.sn miaute. in Ga tine Of -.ytn.
1,tN NsYLVANIA RAILROAD
I II. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. oosnss:tns The As.aas
.' .h ws:rs s, rSs sSsS .o eern.s q
h .A s ns: q ,rs1: e :, Rs's .: % w
River. md 4 Sse2.sns the mo-: @
ehrsp asd reliable ross By which can Be Forwarded
= md .q sr iHs ZEN PHILADELPHIA md PITTSBURGH
Ts.1 CLlsA-Boo,s Shoes Hat md Caps booas =, cent, o
pry Good, IN boxes. bale. and sruns'), Drug 100
st sS DOC cnas:~Done,iic shstins shir.ins Ua
rnni . On S.R In r S e Ss
relt. E..i.ud Sti. Sci ca.in: cn c..i.
HsDp Bacon md PoIl .Itaa 6so'- ei' ssni
Toboroo manufacture except Csvs or Cut &c
posi lin sssss or b1ae. Eas.wudl and Lard 20
Oh Nall. Soda A,h, German Clay, tn Pitch 100 d.
fIous~ p Dbl until further notice.
e, n ~. g1 s.o .sshs' ssss weight until further
In .bivcp, rood. rom any port e. r.dsph. Be-
sS. ,on,sa 70 the AGENT. Of this Road Il Phaaeph
Ptttsbursh Win b. Forwarded without detention
rsrI s, 4ss So e. na:; g. 0s.y Co. E1n%
nd Dume.nlf Bell Co, and Cave, Jewett, Lon'vis
Iii Co. %'' clneisnsi W 6.,h.n CO.. zSss1.
Ohio; Leech Co, No s. KlrZd BastSn Leseh CO.. No
Ya arG1 hSas ss.tS.r PSsdaph. M..v Koon.
D. 4 s~wAt, Pittsburgh
n. d. :! scoTr, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

GATHER a. CHURCH, of SAN FRANCISCO.
O-Ths AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK s authorized 70
limited CASH on presentation the UNPAID DRIFTS
rnvn by SATHER CHURCH San Frsncisoo said BANK,
vheber payable Of that Bank elsewheIe
The same applies also 70 the outstanding DRAFTS
c<W o. sLEEPER Co, Of Columbia California DrsfS TO
- presepted In duplicate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

GALE BY ORDER OF THE SURROGATE
- Sunosses Court, County Of NewYo In the MISTER Of
the application TO m9rtsase lease or -. the Real E.ste 81
ade in the above matter on the h Day Of APn I
goods obass and credits OF said Patrick Bradeo was
ordered BY sid Surrogate pursuant to statute TO make tue sale
the OF the debts OF sad de-
ceased the subsrbe Mary Braden Adninstx &c a. siore
ssd will eel at Public at the Merchants Ekchsose IN
the City Of New York FRIDAY the llth day of June ls
Of that day the following described REAL
ESTATE whereof he said deceased died seIrd TO vi, All that
certain or parcel Of land with the buildings thereon tnae
lying and being the Esheeph Ward Of the said City Of New
York on the eas,ey side Of Thirty eighth street between
Second and Third bonded follows: Besnnus
peiut the seid north ssry side Of Thirty eighth street.
distant two hundred and Ityeven feet eeht inches
of the Third thence fnpnns north cast
ey ht angles with said street feet
nine inches line OF the bocA thence south esry
along line and parallel with said rhiryesh,h street.
twenty inches and thirds OF an inch thence
south westerly and parallel with said Third ninety eight
feet the noh asery side Of said Thirty eighth
sreet rorh westerly along aid Thirty street TWEEN
.ywo feet inches and OF an zach TO the point or
place Of beginning. 49,, .. -,
The Improvements said premises being four story sns
Store and cling bouse the 'front.' aud tour.tory o
Dwelling house the Of said lot Detd New APn
20 1855. MARY BRADEN, Adminis,fNu, S,,
i.9e l,wewTb Of Ps,rick Brad-n decessed
For further particular, inquire Of JAMES w WHITE NO d
Iibery or Of A. J. BLEECKER. SON L CO., Auctioneers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
T1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

NNHE REGULAK MAIL LINZ vlh bIONINU-
Il TON 10, BOSTON and PROVIDENCE-lnland route
The hoes and most direct carrying be Eastern Mall
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel stone ana y.
yANDFRBILf Capt. w. " Frazee In connection with tne
sTONINGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PhOVl-
DENCE RAILROADS. leaving New-York daily (SndsJs ex-
oepte Pier No North River fst whs above s., a
rvsl Of the mail train which Boston At $50 M
The C. VANDERBILT, from New YoIl Monday wednesay
and Friday Tuesday Thursday and sstro
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York Tuesday IhaIsday
and Saturday, sonngton Monday Wednesday and fnaay
Bennington railroad TO Provldence
md Boston in the Express Mail Train reaching said places IN a.
vance OF those by and ample time for M the early
omna lines connecting Fast Passengers ths prefer
n remain on steamer enjoy nights rest unduoed
desired leave Stonineton In the 1850 M Hn
baggage master accompanies the steamer and train through
esch way. $3.50. A..
For passage behs fesht .ppy on board n
steamer or the Freight Office, Pier No North Hive OF
the Office No. 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN and after THURSDAY jan 81 1883, and until further
noc. Passenger VIII Pier foot Of Duane - TOR
lows,
pUNKlRK EXPRFss $50 m, for Dunkrk and principal
intermediate Stations.
NAIL TRAIN a. $50 H. for Dunkirk and Buffalo and inter
mediate StstiopA
ROCKLAED PASSENGER, 81 M, nom foot Chsnsersst
via Fremont for Suferps and intermediate S.atiopa
WAY PASSENGER Al 400 .. M, for Newburgh, AddIetown
aAs Intermediate Statons
Tbe above TIsins run daily, Sundays excepted.
NIGHT EXPRESS 81 500 daily. for pankiIk and, Bun
esys excepted, for Buffalo
Thsse Express Trains ~ Eluira with The Einifa
Cansndsigus and NIAGARA Falls Rsrosd for Niagara Falls;
BnshAuon with the Syracuse and Bnshsn,on Railroad for
syrscnse Corning with The Buffalo, Corning AID New fort
Railroad, for Rochester, 81 Great Bend with the Deswar-
Lsckawsnpa and Western Railroad for Scranton at Hornens
Vile with the Buffalo and NewYok City Railroad. or Buffalo
st Buffalo and Dunkh with the Lake Railroad for Csvs
land. Cincinnati. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, ke.
8. y. HEADLEY, Asstant PRECEDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO Prov
IL DENCE kc-On and AFTER Oct. %, 1857. Train o. ns
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and PlSHK1lL hAlLkOAD
Will Hartford sitter the arrival there Of the Express Ian
the New-York and NewHaven and New Haven and Hartford
and Springfield Railroads which leaves New York M
SAMUEL MOTT. Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12

A BILL making appropriations for the hscsl year Of
eighteen hundred aud hity-right OIL,
SECTION lst Be ii enacted by The CRY CoHnc|
Of .1Lerandria, That the following appropra'
tons be made:
For contingent expenses OF Night Watch,
seventy-hve dollars.
For cleaning Streets, Lanes and Alleys two
thousand dollars
For Free Schools. seven hundred and fifty dol.
lars
For Fire Department, one thousand dollars.
For Removing Nuisances five hundred dol
lars.
For Law Expenses, one hundred dollars.
Expenses OF Fish Wharf two hundred dollars
Expenses OF o'her public property, two hun.
dred dollars
Expenses of Due Bills, two hundred dollars.
Expenses OF Elections, two hundred and NIFTY
dollars.
Poor and Work House &c, three thousand
dollars
Board of Health, thirty dollars
Pumps and Repairs, five hundred dollars.
Expenses of Councils and Officers, two hun
dred dollars
Rents, one hundred dollars.
Interest on Loan guaranteed TO Alexandra
Canal Company, four hundred and tnirty'hve
dollars
Expenses of Market Square, three hundred
dollars.
State Tax, three hundred and eight dollars
Interring Paupers, Charities, &c, two hundred
and fifty dollars
Printing, Advertising, &c, FIVE hundred dol
lars
Expenses of Assessment forty dollars
For expenses OF each OF the Wards, provided
that the Auditor with the consent OF the Finance
Committee, may apply any surplus OF appro'
priation Tor any Ward TO supply any dehcien.
cles in the appropriations Tor any other Ward,
three hundred dollars.
Contingencies two hundred and fifty dollars.
SEC end Be II further enacted, That II shall
not De- lawful Tor the Auditor in any case what
soever, TO issue his warrant for any expenditure
except such as are hereby authorized or by
some express law or order passed, or 10 be pas
sed by the City Council and approved by the
Mayor; aud il shall BE- his duty 10 keep dis
tlnct account of the disbursements OF all appTo-
prations under separate heads, and 10 promptly
report 10 the City Council all dehcleucies and
SURPRISES, which may occur in any appropna-
tons.
SEC. 3rd Bet hrfksr enacted That this bill
shall be in force from and after its passage.
Passed the Board Of Aldermen, June 9th,
1858. J. II. REID, President pro. tenn.
Passed the Common Council June sth, 1898.
j H. MCYEIGH. President
Approved: w. d. MASSEY, Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
DIED.

At her residence, in Charles county, Md, OF
the 81 inst, in the 18th year OF her age, Mrs
MARTHA +. r. WARD, consort OF HszekIat
B. Ward, and daughter OF Joseph X. aud julia
a Hunt.
In Bryantown, Nd, on the I'd OF June, after
a short and painful illness, Mrs ROSE l.
MUDD. consort OF DR.. Mudd, and daughter o.
f. d. Boone, OF Charles county, Ill the 2ls'
year of her age.
At her residence, near Bryantown. Nd, OIL
Friday last, Mrs PRISCILLA RICHARDS, IT
the hope OF bllsstul Immortality.
At Portsmouth Va. Oh the evening OF the 9Th
inst after painful and prolracted suffering with
a pulmonary affection, Mr. JAMES NJ. YOUNG
in the Sis, year OF his age He was native OF
Smlthfeld, Isle Of Wight county, Va. but Tor
the last ten years resident OF Washington and
AT the time OF ais decease held clerkshlp III
the Bureau OF Yards and Docks attached TO the
Navy Department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
Con 2ress.

In the Senate, yesterday, the amendment
to the army appropriation bill, to which the
House refused to agree was adhered TO-
After netfectual efforts to get up the bill
granting pensions to the widows of Gems.
Jones and Gaines, late of the army Of the
United States, a Joint resolution, directing a
sword 20 be presented to the nearest male re,
lative of the late Msjo General Towsou, U
S A., was on motion Of Mr.. Bell, passed.
The Indiana contested election case was
taken up, and Mr.. Pugh addressed the Senate
a, length in favor of the right of Messrs.
Bright and Fitch to their seats in the Senate
Of the United States.
In the House of Representatives, a num-
Der of private claims we're considered.
A motion was made to take up the Mary
land Contested Election case, which caused q
lengthy discussion.
The Senate navy committee will recon-
mend concurrence with the House in their
proposition to raise the number OF steam
! slOupsOi-war to ten.
The CAIN Of David Myerle has been pass
ed 10 the Senate, by vote OF three to one.
1t has been here some fifteen years, having
repeatedly passed one or the other branches
OF Congress.
The Seuate's amendment to the army bill,
appropriating million and quarter of dol
lars Tor fort foatiOns, has been defeated in the
House.
The Indian deficiency bill has passed the
Senate; after which the POst-oiice appropria-
ton bill was taken up and passed with im-
portant amendments, namely. raising the
postage rate to five ceUts; abolishipg the
Thanking privileges OF Con2ressmen; compel
ling ali postage to be prepaid, and opening
the priuting Of the departments ard tue post
Office advertising to the lowest bidders; also,
allowing Mr.. Collins his arrearages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
ie I2-dts
BY S. J. MCCORMlCK-AUcTIoS
IL 4, L I, ID , L

BY S. J Observation-Disclosures
TXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
II VALUABLE LAND NEAR ALEXAN-
DklA, AND TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.-By
virtue OF all authority IN Us vested, We will OF.
Ter at public sale at II O'ciOck OIL the nth day Of
Jrl,e, 1888, opposite the Mayors Office in the
city OF Alexandria, certain pieces OF LAND
IN Alexandra County, Va, near the Columbian
Factory, lying on the Alexandria, Londoun and
Hampshire Railroad, about z! miles from AL
examdrIa berg divided into three lots or pieces,
cont lining III all about l " l. y 1 " " r
ACRES, the first lot being bes utItully located
on the said road, containing SEVENTEEN
ACRES, the second containing SIX AND
THREE QUARTER ACRES, aud covered with
wood, and the third about ONE AND HALF
ACRES or LAND.
Also at the same place aud time six BUILD
ING LOIS on Queen street, between faync
and West streets each fronting 20 feet on
Queen street, by 100 feet deep, to 1 10 foot Al
ley, except the lot al TIE corner OF Payne aud
Queen streets which Is % feet > inches front by
100 deep Also, three BUILDING LOTS, front.
ing - feet each on Payne street, by lis feet deep
TO a 10 feet alley
Terms One fourth cash, the balance by
notes bearing interest, at ., -, aud Is months
from the day OF sale, and secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
THOMAS w. SWAMI, ,rvocuto,s
FRANCES B. SWAIN,
lt.a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
AIM an SC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JCEE II

ARRIVED.
Sehr. Slider, Beard, Pennington corn to
Blackjack, Marshall X Co
SAILED.
Schr Helen Mari, Nlckerson, Boston ny W.
EldriLge. r.
Schr' John, Donovan New York, by T. j.
Mehaffey. $500,
Schr. Mary Haley, Haley, Ne" York, coal
by D. Smith.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Henrietta, Gilman, Tor this port, Ct d al
Bangor, 9TH inst -.,.
Schr, Hamilton, Ogden, for this port cId a.
New York, 9th inst; and Rachel Jane, hen"o!'
from this port arrived same day
Schr. Lady Suffolk, S;udley, from TINS por',
arrived at Boston, 9'n inst.
Schrs. John Tuttlc, Hagan, and Elizabeth
Jane James, from Georgetown, D. {; John
Cooper, Hutchings Mary P. Stephens Shaw
and J. Henderson, Westcou, from TINS port, al
rived at Philadelphia, 9th inst.
HAMPTON RoAps, June l0-Alrlved here to-
day, snip Ellen Hood, from Callao, with suano,
bound TO Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12

lac market during the week has been quiet
-, moderate receipts, and limited transactions
4. quote Union street nominally at Si.37!
;,r,ly and Extra are in demand for city con
,rplon The offerings OF Wheat have been
,r,g and the demand very light. There were
:, sale. reported OH Change yesterday We
.,,,. white al lOOGlloc.; red 5Gl0Oc., but III
80. absence Of actual transactions, these prices
=. nominal. Corn has been in fair request,
VIII good receipts. Wequote white and mixed
rf.d33c.; yellow s5c. Rye and Oats are dull,
md quotations are without change-the demand
,ys;y light. Plaster, Seeds, Salt, and Guano
:, rorhapyed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
stock Prices .t New York. June IL.
H.,,,uor, c.,,I, market, June 10.

CArTLE-Beef Cattle were III go"d supply
,oday, some $50 head being offered at the
scales, against 300 head last week. OF the CAT
tie offered 200 head were sent to Philadelphia,
$)were left over unsold, and the remaining 900
lead were taken up by Baltimore butchers al
ION 81 so to s. on the hooi, equal to $685. :
IS net, and averaging S475 gross Inc aver
.ge is under the average price OF last week
HOES Hogs are in moderate supply, ana
;asy are selling at $6.5OGS7 = 100 lbs. net last
Weeks rates
SHEEP Sheep are in fair supply, and prices
are shade lower We quote them today at
S5cpS4 25 y 100 lbs. gross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12

Another foreign arrival, the ASA, with dates
o2sth ult. shows continued untavoIaoie state
o. 'ae cotton market The news Is only three
days later but all qualities had declined IN the
week Breadstufs very dull, -four having fallen
~ and nearly unsalsable; wheat steady FRO
.si0ns generally were dull, yet pork and bacon
we hrm. Money unchanged-that Is In the
ans very easy condition, and the Bank ouihon
ae'essed SlS5,OOO. Consols were 3 lower,
e!Olux ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
Money Abundant In New York.

lac New York Tribune OF yesterday morn
q. oays
The money market is more beautifully sup
yled IN the open market, it any change may
!. noted. Call loans have been made 10 pIom'
asl, banking houses to-day a: 3H33 per cent
md the discount figures for desirable paper
-4e as !ow as heretofore reported, with very
limited demand Appearances justify the ex'
scra,ion OF continued dullnesS in monsy nego-
,,.ons for some months TO come, and even
casayer rates OF interest than any hitherto re
,D;,ei. At the present low rate of progress IN
zgle,ary abundance, We shall soon hnd capital
II New York quoted at about the same hgures
current in Eng!and-an approximation 10 equal
IT. waich is not inconsistent with the growing
Importance OF New York as one OF the great
tranc,a centres OF the world, though quite IN
natural uhen considered in comparison OF the
more extensive field offered on this side OF the
sssr Tor the employment OF capital
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
AUCTION SALES.
BY ). J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.

By 5 Observation-Disclosures
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI.
ii TURE AT AUCTION-On Tuesday
morning aert The 18th inst, al 10 o'clock, will be-
sold. al american Hail." large assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
belonging to a gentleman removing from the
city, consisting IN part Of
Mahogany SOFA, elegant Mahogany Arm
Chairs, covered with Hair Cloth, Gilt Frame
Mirror, with Marble Slab and Brackets, Marble
Top Washstand and Tables, Spring Seat Loun'
ges, Threepiy and Ingram Carpets, STAR Car
pets, large lot Straw Mating In good order
: Feather Beds, nearly new, Mattresses, Bed
steads. Bureau, Chairs, Tables Safe, China, Glass
and Earthenware Washstands and Chamber
Sets, &c, &c together with good assortment
OF KITCHEN FURNITURE.
These articles are all in good order
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of SIS, and under
cash, over S25, credit OF Gu days will be given
tor approved endorsed notes.
S. J. MCCORMICK,
ie l2-Its Auctioneer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
p.nnsvIynnia Coal Trade.

The statistics Of the coal trade for thirty'two
years show remarkable increase in the amount
ard value of the production OF coal. AT the
Present time the value of the coal annually
mined in this country is nearly equal to the
ye4rly production of gold III California, ana
a The present rate OF increase the coai crops
slll soon be of greater value. II appears ,haI
nlS2O, the first year in which Coal was mined
u Pennsylvania, the amount OF production was
ou, three hundred and sixtyfive tons, all told.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
B: P: NoLAND, Commissioner
NJ HARRISON, NJ sale
J. r. TgCKER,>
w. B. holland, AuCtioneer
Lordoun county, my ls--eots

COMMISSIONER SALE-PursuaIt 70
I J decree entered at 'he last term OF the 'H
cH,t t,our, of Loudoun, III the cause therein
,,a,,d,ns, OF Heath VI. James, the undersigned,
Commissioner therein named, will about noon,
Oh Sa,wday, The 3ddayof July, 1858, IN front OF
Palmer store, al Gum.Spnng, IN tae county oil
Loudoun. offrr Tor sale at public at auction, to
the highest bidder, all that TRACT OR PAR
Gel or LAND, lying aud being III the coun-
~ OF Loudoun, adjoining the lands Of Thomas
Suttle, Andrew Hutchinson, Robert Cunningham
and John ). Wilson, containing, or supposed TO
contain, TWO HUNDRED AND SlXTf
ACRES OF LAND more or less, being the
tract Of land whereof Ruhsma Buck died seized
ia There is a DWELLING HOUSEupon the
.G.&. premises and the land is naturally good.
IIRMs.-The terms Of sale are one-tenth OF
toe purchase money to be paid IN cash, on the
day OF sale, to be forfeited on the failure OF the
purchaser TO complete ms purchase the residue
to lie divided into three equal instruments, one
PAYABLE on the confirmation OF the sale; another
IN one, and the other IN two years from the day
of sale; the whole to bear interest from Inc DAY
OF sale, and to be secured by bond witn good
security and the title to be retained sii me pur-
chase money be all paid. N. HASKIsoN,
Loudeun County, my 2a-eots Gomm r:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
MARRIED..

At the Church OF the Ascension, in Washing
ton city, on Tuesday, the Isl inst, by the Rev.
DR.. Pinckney, F. B F. BURGESS, esq, md
Mss BETTE Young, both oil Charles Conn.
ty Maryland.
On Monday last, by the Rev. Lemuel vii.
mer. Mr.. GEORGE L. COLLINS, aud Miss
JANE BOSWELL, all Of Charles County, Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
Tn. Graduating midshIpmen.

The following is list of the Acting Mid
shipmen who graduated at :he recent exam.
ination Of the United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Md: !. a. V. Reed; =, j. A.
Howell: 3, c. S. Franklin; 4, ii. l.. Howison,
5. G Dewey; G. j. Bishop; q. B. White; 8
Ii. NJ. Blue. g. +. u. Furber; ~. W. c. Whit,
tie; H. l.. c. May; IL. G. S. StOrrs; II. W.
A. Kerr; II. A. kaulz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
CONNIE RCIAL.
Monet ny.

an improved feeling to note in mon
~" a- the supply being more abunda liant,
o. and continuing light There is very
~ -. ,,.,,,c for money on the street, and rates
- ..,urI,le, rule lower. In stocks, there
W mile doing, and quotations are nominal.
'''' Il. aallo New York. Land Warrants
"- IT,. a, lO5GIlGc for 40 acres; 9O695c.
- 7>ds2c. ioT l20's; and SaG92c. TOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-12
The m arksIs.

BALTIMORE, June ll.-Flour is dull and un-
hanged; Howard street and Ohio $a,37s City
Mills 81. Wheat is very dull; fair 10 prime
,i eya9sc.; fair to prime white lOoSil5c.-
White cornisa little better, yellow is shade
over, mixed 63964c; white 66S7Oc.; yel'o
SIC whiskey is s'eady, at 2l62l9c. Provl-
SONS are dull and closed dropping. Bulk shout
!.rs 5!65.c sides 7lGsc. Bacon shoulders q
BIC; sides sfa9c. Mess pork 1880. Lard
.OiGll CTS.
NV Yoax, June l1.-Flour is heavy; sales OF
1000 bbls.; State S3.756$3.s5; decline OF
g. Ohio 81 45GS4 SIS: Southern "a 4OHS4 10.
Wheat is firm and scarce; sales OF 5000 bush;
Western red lOOGl03c; Chicago Spring slHS7e.
Corn is lower; sales of 1900 bush. mixed 589
NC; white 7e677c; yellow 75c Pork is droop-
rg mess Sl7.l5. Lard is heavy at lie
W.iskey is dull and nominal az 22c. Stocks
inactive and higher Va s's e&s. Mo. 6's So