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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-17

wOLFE's AROMATIC sCHEIDAM sCHNAPFs
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers In Of tbs
sres contained IN the above cal0gne will nd u to ther sd
vantage by calling sending their orders above whera vii
found Of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES nhe United States and St he lowest prices
Please aoorets. J. WRIGHT A co,
GENUINE nEnlCINE WAREHOUSE,
As4H Nos. ~ and q Charities street NevoEsans.
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Leaves THU RsDAY, i7lhi atsP. w..
!, r. FOR CAMDEN DIRECT = THE
light dranghf steam paf ket Comet, Flu
gene kliicit, master. will leave as above for Cam
Hills Mler,s Bluff Marie saline
Morean Pigeon Hs landing 0sarha City Bayou
Bortholemes, DOrbornc, Trenton Monroe Columbia Tnr-
ronbug trinity way landings Black Ouachiia
rivers For freight or passage. apply on board.
jel5 j. S. PAGAUD. Advertising gent.
The Genet will Aarsha
for Saline and Bartholomew. diving clear bills ladnp
Leaves SATURDAY. ion INST. NJ SPIN.
0zE. STEAMER RED CHIEF. LEN
Moore, %. r. Work TX for OuHchita
Cam len, Champngnolle, Marie Saline, Alabama
Landing uuachita City Trebion Monoe, Columbia II iris
sonbur, Trinity and al landings the Ouehii snd Black
rivers.
Jei5 j. 8. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
The Red Chief Is entirely new built expressly the
trade and has hren chartered by Capt Moore be
ell Shipper
Of fine packet by giving her liberal patronage.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-17

Approved May 91 1865,
(signeD CHAs N. WATERMAN, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-17

, - :, ss5''e11 1'u7Iu OF 7as5I77HIE ATueTlH'u
lsiguedl 50 H. NJ SUMMERS, Acting Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25
MA RREED.

In Emanuel Church, Baltimore, on Tues
day morning the 23d, inst. by Rev II. '. ID.
Johns, ID d., ARTHUR LEE ROGERS, OF
Lessburg, TO CHARLOTTE, daughter OF the
late Gen George Rust, of Loudoun County Va.
On Thursday, November 18TH, al the rest
dence Of Dr. S. J. Cooke, Princes George ;
county by the Rev f. A. Knight FRANCIS
n. BRENT, OF Washington. to Miss I. A.
daughter of the late James Magill, OF Mary
land
On the 18th instant by the Rev. Joshua Pc
terkin. WIN. +. OWENS, OF Baltimore, 10 NAN
ME J., daughter of I. Iinsiey Johnson, Esq,
Of Richmond Va
On the 2st inst, at Havre.de.Grace. Mary
land, by Rev Septimus Tusiin, u. ID, &. TAY-
LOR LYON, esq, to Miss MARIA l.. PEN
NINGTON.
In Washington on the Eth instant. by, the
Rev. C. w. Hall, THOMAS G. DOM, esq. TO
Miss MARY A. WEBB
At Belmont, on Thursday ever;ng 'hr 18th
instant. by the Rev James Gsrnett, DR.. J.
WOODVILLE ASREY, 10 Miss SUE T.,
daughter of Malcolm H Wharton, all OF Cut
pepper County.
On Tuesday, the 93d instant. By the Rev.
John Cole. Mr.. CHARLES L. CRITTENDEN,
TO Miss FANNIE 7. LlGHTFOoT, all OF
Culpeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

FLOUR-Market quiet and no sales rePor'
al on Change. The demand on the part OF
,,ippeIs is light, and the principal sales are to
me city trade, at the figures given above.
WHEAT.-The market yesterday presented
a Isss active appearance. The offerings were
Lsa.er than on Monday and the quality of the
Wheat generally was inferior. There were
uIe, on Change of fair TO good white at l2C.5
Iz,c No prime, for which prices would be
md Sales of red at local 7c. Tor inferior to
i.r. Some lots very poor white and red sold at
5s!5c. below the quotations given.
CORN.-There were sales of old mixed at
7.c No new Corn offered, and the receipts Of
eli descriptions very light
RYE-There is yet very good demand, but
,as receipts are small, and transactions unim.
neutrality-suspicious. remain unchanged.
OATS-The supply is still light, and we
ueno change to note in quotations in the abb
slce o. transactions.
PORK-The supply is fair, and the market
il active Dressed hogs are coming to market
N large numbers, but are readily taken At sea
s. Is, and ill some instances SIS so for prime
for family use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

BOARD OE AIDERmEN.

AZ called meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen
held November I'D, 1858, there were present,
Law. b Taylor, esq President.
Messrs. Fowle, Reid, Armstrong, Smith
Lambert DEMPSEY and BRYAN.
The committee appointed 10 negotiate with
tine America An Coal Company, for the renting OF
the property belonging TO the Corporation, and
joining the Fish Wharf, on the North, made
report In relation to the matter and, also. laid
before the Board proposition from said Com
pany, together with pan &c, OF the Wharf
10 be erected upon said property.
On motion OF Mr. Fowle, the subject was re-
committed
On notion the Board adjourned until Thurs
day evening.
Tes,e: S. J. MCCORMICK, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25
Tne npproneh:ug Convention.

The Democratic State Cynsention assem-
blcs ia Petersburg III u few days more--,he
, Of u :cembcr--when the absorbing qurs-
ton a. 10 who shall be our noxt Governor
will be decided. for nomination wi. be eqriy-
a!ent to IN election. Tie enemies CT Mr..
Lotohor . doing their wnr.t 70 daieas him
but without avail. We verify believe hewili
he dominated without the slightest d'fhcui-
ty.
Thirty counties havo either intructrd for
NJ. L.t:her, or cx creased :. decided prefer
erre for his nomination. The aggregate
D,mncra,ic vote Of tdesG counties IL about
- 900. which is powerful vote TO commence
operations With. 4 large nu,1ter oil ln' coun-
tlas in ;hc Egst have appointed delegates
without Instructions, nearly every ors OF
which are tor Nr. Letcher. We d. hot bc-
!isvc Mr L. will Ioses single Eastern county
,-f.:irr. and portions OF a i'w only. Next t.
Mr. Eimund-on, Mr. L.tcher will get the
greater part Of bis district. Next to Fap'h-
ner, he will get nearly oil, if not all, OF bis
district. He will get nearly the Whole o!
Clemens district. S, that, If DIR. l.. Is not
nominated on the first ballot as We have no
doubt will lie the case, he will. beyond al
question, lie nominated on tie secoud ballot
by tremcajous nj ,:i.y.-Lyact EY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

NV YORK, Nov 23-The stock market was
rather improved today. Railroad stocks were
lirle in advance. Very few sales OF bank
shares were made. In Government stocks moth.
ing was done. For the new loan l04s is offered
IA. asked. Missouri skies opened at ga, and
were subsequently, sold largely at 90, Saturdays
prce After the board 90a was offered for one
hundred thousand dollars more. Tennessee
closed a, 94-one-eighth decline; Virginia at 81
--oae fourth decline; Georgia at lO'3; North
Carolinn al 9sl and Minnesota eights at los
California new bonds were sold at 9!3a9ei, and
after the close, a lot was taken at 90.
The bank returns for the week Just ended show
sd.crease OF 81 FPS $50 in the line OF discounts,
and an increase OF specie to the amount OF
$75l SIS There is nothing worthy Of note In
TIE money market The -four market shows
decline
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25
10y VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST
- TO me-, executed ey Henry Love ana wife.
Oh the 9Th day OF June $50 and o! record in
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF Prince
William Ia Liner No. -. page $50. and tor the
purposes therein named, snail proceed to sell
at public auction. tor cash, III front OF the Court
House door OF said county, on Itonday The 9Th
day Of DscsmJcr, Court day. that "a liable
TRACT OF LAND, adjoining tie town OF
pumtrles, called ORANGEFlEbD. containing
ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY FIVE ACRES,
all IN tine state OF cultivation, and well adap.
'~d ...'J -.I--- t!.-t I-".~ -
, commodious TAVERN HOUSE and LOT,
ii in the town OF Dumirles. IL hose wishing
10 purchase will examine the premises The
title is unquestionabie, though selling as tru.
zee, shall convey such TIT" as is vested in me.
+. a. weldon, Trustee
Prince William County, Va, nov 5-"ots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

Tx Hoe MARKET Hogs from southwestern
Virginia are not coming East very freely this
ssson. The county of Lee, which generally
supplies l4OOO, will this season only furnish
700 Scott will also be deficient. The Alb
nsdon virglnian says nearly all the drivers Of
that vicinity, determined to drive on foot TO
North Carolina, where they expect to find bet
ser market than Virginia This hopeis not like
" 10 be realized, as we notice sales Of pork at
Fncas;le, Va, at $746$S, while at Ashv,lle'
&C. i, only brings 800 A number ofdro"es
have passed Abingdon on foot for Eastern mar
ksts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25
DIED.

On the 23d instant, after lingering illness,
JOHN T. COLE native o! Loudoun County,
Virginia. but for the last fifteen years resident
of Washington.
On the 22d instant, Mrs ELIZA ANN, wife
Of Mr.. John +. Clements, OF Washington, after
a protracted illness in the SD year Of her age.
In Fredericksburg, on Tuesday last, Mrs.
SARAH BECK, wife OF Or. NJ b Beck, |. :.
n anil 5suoh,.r OF the late Thos H. Hanson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

DLAlN AND FIGURED FRENCH NE.
i RlN0S-Rch French Mouslins, Coburg's
~ coors black, and fancy Silks, in variety,
cevet Ribbons and Silk Fringes, French worksd
N No and Sleeves, English Cotton and Lambs,
wool Hose, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gloves, IN
great variety, black and colored Cloaks, Shawls,
comforts, Blankets, Linseys, full cloths; also
Nay, Ingram, and Three Ply Carpenngs, Oil
tlo'hs, Druggetts, &c, &c, all Of which we Of
ei At prices 10 suit times
ncv25 TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25
National Intelligencer 2awis1
BY $ J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Dl -. > .hGCOhaIIl --iICTIONkER.
ffNRUSTEE'S SALh.-Under authority of a
deed CT trust executed by |. VI McCor.
mick, bearing date on the - instant, and duly
oil record, the unders gued, as trustee, will offer
Tor sale at public auction. ON THURSDAY,
TIL SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, at the store
in the Theatre Building, or Cameron street. a
well selected stock OF GROCERIES, comprising
SUGARS, TEAS. COFFEE. and other articles
usually kept at a retail Grocery Store.
Terms casa FOR all sums under $40; sixty
days notes for all sums over $50, and less than
500; and ninety day notes for all sums over
blvO-he notes TO be secured BY approved en-.
dorsements.
Ia the meantime will be offered at private
sale, in the store adjoining, a lot of INDIA
RUBBER GOODS, and BDLTlNG CLOTHS.
All toe books accounts, notes &c, due 10 J. Vi
McCormick, having also been assigned by said
deed. Persons indebted requested 10 make
payment 10 the Undersigned, or 10 l. NJ. Nc
'ormick, who is authorized 10 receipt tor the
same, in the name OF the trustee
Public sale to commence ar 10 o'clock, A.
W., and no article TO be removed until terms OF
sale are compiled with.
s. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee
cD IL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, November %.
Beef Ca,,le-The offerings this week amount
Cd 10 about 1000 head; sales at 1889 per 100
io'-the market showing slight advance since
last week. Cows and Calves-Sales OF fresh
Gov lows a, $30$s5O dry do. at $l5G$25 each
n'seep- Offerings 5000; sales at2 ac6$4 each.
hoss-Oferlngs $500; sales at 6SS7 per 100
los net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

AMERICAN SEcuRInss-A better demand ex.
s,ed in London OH the S.h instant, and Illinois
Central advanced So. The prices were Illinois
,asres 23!G!4 dis; New York Central shares
1885, Erie lIlplS; Pennsylv Central I'd
mortgage sei
The London Times of the 9th says:
The English funds opened steadily this morn
ing at an advance of an eighth, but the market
va, without activity till the middle of the day,
when the telegram regarding the letter in the
Moni,eur, from the Emperor Napoleon, on the
African labor question, created an improved
feeling, and a further rise at once occurred 10
0si The arrival of the Lincolnshlre from
Melbourne with fi22OO0, and slight increase
Of hrmness i'll the rate Of exchange on Paris,
likewise had a favorable tendency, and after
regular hours there was still an upward tenden-
cy. The Eastern exchanges, however, by the
overland mail shaw further movement, which
is likely TO draw silver from this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25
Middleburg. Va nov l2--eotJ dnl3

DUBLlC SALE.-By virtue Of deed q
trust, executed by James W Adams and
Sydnor B. Adams Oh the End day OF Augu,r
1888, and of record in the Clerks Office OF ou.
QUEER Coauty Court. shall sell al public "uc-
ton TOR cash, on the premises, on Moticoy h'
roth d.y Of Decrnbsr If fair, il not, on The n"a'
iair dty thereafter, TRACT OF LAND, stu.
ated in the upper part Of Fauquier County con
tanning 424 ACkES. This land adJolns 10"
lands OF James F.. Marshall, Fleet u Rus, AID
others is Of good quality, and well supplied
with wood and water Ii is within three miles
OF Piedmont and Markham Stations, on u"
Manassas Gap Railroad, and within the s'u"
distance of Leeds Church. There ar" on ~"
t77,st premises a comfortable DIV f. l. l. &
III HOUSE and out-houses, and being ccnVe
nlent TO market, and III pleasant neigh5ofh""d,
offers many Inducements to pnrrha ers.
The title is believed to be unqnestIona5le, hut
! shall only convey such as is vested III me.
JOHN MARSHALL Trustee.
Alexandra Va.
=. R-Although the deed directs a Sale to-
cash it is probable that An arrangement could
be made with some OF the creditors tor time, on
a large portion Of the purchase money.
Fauquer Co, Va, oct i3--eots "af Wing
NOR SALE-The property bought OF Dr.
L MarsrelIer, in the town Of Haymarkr',
Prince lIliam County, Virginia, about tire"
hundred yards from the Manassas Gap RaIlr"at.
where there will be depot no doubt b! mex,
spring--the switches being nearly coBpl"''d.
II contains upwards OF TWO and hve-e,n'n,
ACRES, IN an obong square from the 'T"ei
fpk, bacE-rhere is a good u w l. l. ;"
-t.sa, HOU 81. KITCHEN, MEhT.HoI 81
GkANERY STABLE, CARklAGE.hDUSh,
ac-Frult Trees, Apple, Peach, s.ck.e Par
Apricot f.. Plumb, aud Damsor; OmameGtal
Aspen, Paper L,af, Tree oi Heaven, Locus and
Bird Cherry II vii be offered publicly on ~"
ED d,yef December inert, II not sold pH'e'''y
before
TERus or SALE:--One half in hand. one p"T'n
in twelve months, and the other fourth ~ two
years, with interest from date. Bonds WITH ap-
prov ed security, will be required
II D. HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

nUBLIC SALE OF FAUQUlER LANb-
Rv virtue of a deed of trust 10 me- made 3

nUBLIC SALE OF FAUQUlER LANh.--
BY virtue of deed OF trust to me- made by
Mrs. o. d Hail, trustee for Mrs Mary =. Due
and her children, will sell at public sale, on
the premises, that VALUABLE FARM. coz.
veyed by said deed, on which Alfred 7, DUKE
now resides.
The said farm is situated in Fauquier county,
= miles south of MidJlabuTg, adjoining tie
lands Of John w. Patterson, john ID Roger.
Thos Middleton, and Samuel Field, containing
1876 ACRES.
~. The farm has upon it ccmforab.~
.G:Z DWELLING, and the usual outhyu-r.,
barn &c, is tine land remarkably well wa'rrr.',
enclosed ard divided with good fences, Prncr-
paiIy OF stone, is in very agreeable neIsEh"T
hood, has other advantages which MAKE ;, Il
very desirable property.
The sale will take place on the preml."s
about II o'clock. NJ. on saturday, the 18Th 81
January 1899, it fair, if not, the next far day
thereafter.
Terms cash; but an arrangement may be made
by which a reasonable credit can be had OF all
the purchase money except about $500.
B. p. holland, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

ITstIh kEWARD!-kanawcy from the
- Zttij subscriber OIL the night OF the ! HI
instant. negro boz called BENNETT. mu-
I,rro. about IS or Is wear, old, 3 Ieet inrhes
IN height. ain and quite good looking. ard very
poI,-e. he was well dressed When ne itit, but
the clothes he hal on are not remembered !
Viii give the above reward OF 500 for MIN, il
taktn out of tie state, and secured so that | get
him again IL let III company wlth TWO other
res,o hoYs f-ep 22-eotD 4. 5 GRlGsBy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

Messrs. Thompson Brothers, of New York,
STATE that the very large offerings OF Land War-
rents on Saturday, caused decline in the rates
OF &c. per acre. The supply and demand for
warrants al this season OF the year is OF speeu'
I,'Ive nature and frequent Auctuation is not i'm
probable We quote as follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

hROJN Il CO. Of MGdsburg, Va. are Just
- in receipt OF their supply OF FALL aud
WINTER GOODS, Cloths, Cassimeres Ca,sI
net, Tweeds Kprseys, Liuseys, Blankets,
flanne,. Yarns, Brown and Rleeched Domes
tics, embracing the lates' style OF Ladies
and Gentlemeu's DRESS GOODS; very fine
selection OF Hats, Caps, Comforts, Gloves, Boots,
and shoes, Bonnets, Ladies and Gsntlemen's
Shawis latest style OF Ladies Clocks, aud va.
riety Of FANCY GOODS; Hardware: Queens
ware: Woodwafe Tin, and Stoneware; Groce-
res: Paints; Oils, Drugs; Bar Iron and Steel;
Plough Iron; Mould Boards, &c. They solicit
OF their friends an early call.
HiITieburg son 2~-po2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25
IN COMMON COUNCIL.

A; called meeting of the Common Council
OF Alexandria held on November Sd, 1858,
there were present,
Mr.. James H McVeigh, Presden.
Messrs. Geo. II Smoot, Markell, Kinzer, Al
exsnder Hallowel, Eastlack, Sians5ury, jamie.
son, Smith, Dorsey, Richards, Summers, and
John b. Smoot.
In the absence OF the Clerk OF Council! |.
Lo uis hlLzeI was appointed Clerk pro. TEN.
A communication was received from the
Board Of Aldermen, with a proposition f:om
the American Coal Company, Tor the renting OF
certain property from the City Council, winch
proposition the Board of Aldermen had recon-
nitled 10 the committee, through whom the
proposition was submitted, and on motion, II
wa
Resolved, That the action OF the Board of
Aldermen, in respect 10 said proposition, be
cUncuTred III.
On notion the Council al burned until
Thursday evening, the 25ih inst. at O'Clock,
p. VI.
Tesle: / LOUIS KINZER, Clerk pro tenn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25
SE.m - q .aC.

mARIEE LIST.
PORT oy Observation-Disclosures "a
ARRIVED.
Schr. Gustavus. Swami, Smith Point. wheat
and wood TO Perry \ Penuybackrr
Sloop --, Harmon, romonky, wheat to
Perry & Penny hacker
MEMORANDA.
Schrs. George Killborn, RumriiI, and h. r.
PAXTON Nlckerson, from this port Eugene Far
ker. and Highlander, MAYO, from Georgetown,
arrived al Boston. 22d
Schrs, Oriental, Chase, and y. VI. French,
E-enrb hence al Providence. 2O'h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

C.,.nn kEWARD.-kanaway from the
- tttTneoiogicaI Seminary, near Alex,
an,ir.a Va on Suncav night, the I'm inst,
negro boy named CARTER. Said negro Is
bright mulatro, leet { or inches h.gh and
very vel built Il Is about Is years Old, and
mas very pleasant counienance. / Wi! give
the above reward OF SIUU. il taken out OF the
State and secured so that get nm again Ad-
dress DAVID FI1ZHUGH, Fairfax C.. H.,
sen I7-eo,f or H. c. WARD. Alex, Va
JOE pRlN II Nc
Ne,tiy .I-@ufad with despatch. al this once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From California.

New YORK. Nov. 24-The following int!
l;g'nce has been received in this city from
! New Orleans, ia private dispatches.
Tee steamer Quaker City arrived a New
Orleans 90 the Goth inst. bringing San Fran
cisco dates to the 5tL OF November
The Pacific steamer IN it's way to Panama
took TOO millions and quarter of specie, fOr
New York
The California news is unimportapt-
There had hcen heavy rains, and the weather
was very cold. There was much snow in
the moubtains Business vas reviving -
Real estate in San Francisco was adSancir 2.
The tip from New O.leaas to California " Ill
be mado in les. than twelve days.
Everything wac progressing well on the
I,;hmus Of Tshauntepec, which was very
healthy.
Toe Liberal party WAS still in possession Of
the isthmus.
An injunction has been granted forbdding
the New Aimods Quicksilver Company from
working the m,n--, which are claimed by the
ri,ed States. Their value Is Immense.
There vas mucn excitement IN San Fran
cisco in Consequences 0! the reported murder
"a Ipui hbCI IShb' III iuO ooNs-Cu
by the Mexican authorities.
The Fraser river a1Ven tu!ers were fast re-
turolug to California.
NEW YORK, Nov. 81 Later aivices have
been received from Bermuda. Tie L. s.
frigate Sabine. having been repaired, sailed
thence en- TIC Oh inst An uuknoEn bark
was wrecked, supposed on the llth Of Oct.
off Cat Island.
Tue bodies Of man Gnd woman, supposed
to be passengers from the valuable jsweIry
on their persons, had h1ated ashore. The
schooueI Castillo Jcrcmie, for Boston, was
wrecked at the same time. The Spanish brig
COOsuelo was also wereGked, but tue crew
was saved.
INDIANAP1LIs, Nov. % --Goy. Willard
delivered MS uessage 10 the Legislature this
evening. 1t is very brief, and relates prioci-
paliy TO the condition Of the public treasury.
RALEIGH. Nov. % The Democratic lcgis-
lative caucus las, night nominated Mr.. Cliu,-
mGn fer the Un!ted States ScEate, to fill the
unexVrei term, and Mr.. Bregg for the whole
term OF SIX years commenoing the 4h OF
Vi arch next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

'REsH DRUGS, &c-QuiDine, kxtraet
4 Co'ocynth, Indigo, White CASTLE Soap
c ci Soap White Bar Soap, Gentian Root,
'ooiIeys Cordial, Valernste of Zinc, McAlis-
M ointment, Canary Seed, &c, just received,
s Nd Tor sale by J. r. PIERPOlET,
40, i7e S. E. corner of King and Washinyton.st
nov IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25

Two men, named S !annghan and Murphy,
got into a fight in Washington on Sunday
night The wife Of Murphy threw kettle OF
boiling wafer on ShanaGhan's f:ee, destroying
one of his eyes and injuring the other. Her
own husband was also seaided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-25
The n arkees.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 24-Flour is unchanged.
whea, is firm and unchanged. Corn is dull.
Provisions are firm Whiskey is irregular; Ohio
43tSlic.
NSv YORK, Nov. 24.-Flour is quiet; State
s. 256f4.5O, Ohio IS 4Ot0S5 AS SouthernS5 IS
1850 Wheat is firm; western white 1874
Sl5Oc., Kentucky white l5oc. Corn is heavy;
mixed 75G7sc Pork has declined; mess de-
elined roc, SIT 3O6sl7.aO. Lard is quiet at
l:GlIc. Whisky is dull at 234c.