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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 20.-Flour is firm; Howard
street and Ohio Sj.l2. Wheat is bu"yant: receipts
has improved tendency; white and yellow 9"(G
9ic Provisions steady, and quotations are un-
changed. Whiskey is firm at 29c. Sight exchange
on New York is scarce at premium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21

New YORK, oct 2O.-PIour has advanced. State
$t7O1si1J Ohio 81. JGl 81 50; Southern So
2JGL $500. Wheat has an advancing tendency.
but prices are Hominally unchanged. Corn has Nd.
advanced: mixed lOJ. Provisions are quiet and
generally unchanged Whiskey IL steady at yes
tcr,lay's quotations. Stocks dull and lower. Va.
81 gl;. No. o., s44. London exchange dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21

I OST-On Wednesday evening last, October l., ,
j ! on Washington street, near Cameron, a
BLACK LACE VEIL. The finder will be libe-
rally rewarded by leaving j, At the office Of the
Gazette. oct lS--du
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HREAS IE'.s EplkI

E.,"," Of ne ~tutr II HE MANASSAS Gar RAN
HoAp CuMrs>r, jI"m IL "rIn"i<df'"n ." nc !"
oy iugnst. Is"n, ths 3oh 81 September, lS'"
Capital St,rk s.:a~t"" OK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21

THIS PANOPrICON has received the warm
est CONNIE ,lations from the Pass, the CLERGY,
and the INTELLIGENCE OF every city and town
where il has been exhibited. The Great Ihnn
dcrer, THE LoSnoS TINES, with AL it, jealousy
and prejudice Tor everything American, III an ed
toral Of nearly half column, Pronounces #
"Gnt"d b.yo"d description. and "''o"Hd'"yIy V'-
IKE" Tue MusI1nrR, the "th"ial "rgon Of Nap.
leon, Emperor OF the French, says: :" L""y""9"
rial, 10 yirc i" faint id,a ., 4. supertahre gr""-
d,ur 1HE AMERICAN Press HAS BIkS MOST
LAVISH ~ ITs PRAISE.
DIR. BEALE proudly efers this exhibition NJ
the Chcf funrce Of his managerial career, chn
longing the World to equal it.
G<s~ SECURE SEATS EARLY. Door open
Mt Performance ~ a o'clock.
A full Band nf Music in attendance.
Ti"kets,,....2 % cents. Children. ......lJ cent?.
Exhibitions on WEDNESDAY and SAItR-
DAY, October 10Th and 22d, at o'clock.
SCHOOLS admitted at reduced rates.
oct I7-dtw
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OIL CLOTHS,


In every variety and style, sn new stock. AMI
purchased ut such rates US enable W. to mark
Thorn at greatly reduced prices. Our purpose = !"
supply the public with all such goods. in better
qualities, aud at lower rates. than they have ever
before bceu sold AT in the District.
Citirep. Of Acxaulria aud the adjoining conn
ties ar respectfully invited 10 Writ our show
rooms, and inspect our stock.
2-S- IL gives ~ pleasure :" add that Mr VI.
H. EDMONDS, Of Virginia, for many years IN tho
employ Of Clagett 4 podson. has formed u busi
ness connection with our house, where he j. ~ all
time. ready to serve his friends and acquaintance.
l. f. PERRY GO.
Upper Rooms Perry Building,
Corner Penn. ave. and 9Th st., wash. City.
Washington, sep f9-dlwieosw
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NEW CARPET STORE.

rINIiE subscribers having rented the conmoaious
i and elegant Upper koasss" Of the Perry
Building" corner OF teGnsylsauia Avenue ana
Ninth street, Washington City, have opened there
in, nm extensive stock ot
CARPETS,
CURTAINS.
arr nJ apus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21

NEW YoRh, October 1.-THE weekly Bank
statement show. the following results Loans,
Sll7,2sy 06I, an increase ot S7I.iIo; specie 49,.
SOL ,2y3 an increase Of }ljS, ~; circulation $s,-
1886, a decrease ~ $l.l.923; nett iepositcs
S1u.Oyl .O21. an increase .! StSy.5l3
The Stock market Is without improvement, and
the money marker is easy. Call loans rate AT ,!
10 per cent. The Bank statement has impaired
,huertulness To the market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21
$43,lj3 20

Tn, expense account is made larger, because It
include. cost sf repairs TO the Locomotives and
Car. damaged by two accidents, which occurred
between Rectortown and Salem. and also cost OF
tso now ear. made in the Work Shop Of the Com
y4ny, no, fairly Oh the list Of charges OF annual
expenses
The financial condition Of the Company ia much
improved by the li,niuuliou OF the floating debt,
elected mainly by prucsois Of sale OF bonds at
better rates than wa. obtained at the time OF the
last report.
Tho indebtedness of the Company now stands
Funj,J debit, ,r hand. -oll Ste, 900
Fl,,tin, I,b, ............. III 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21
Warrenton, oct 3 lts
IBERTY HALL!
Ia FOR ONE WEEK OH "
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, October H.
DR.. BEA LES
ONDERFUL PAN PTlCON,
on,
LIrE-MoyING MECHANICAL EXHIBITION
WAR IN INDIA and THE sEPOY REBELLION

The most thrilling OF MI Modern Miracle.
Embracing an astounding combination Of 80, 600
Moving and Acting Models Of
MEN, HORSES, AND ANIMALS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21

EDWARD GREEN, Cle.k apd Treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21

- NOX ( BRO. have just received their ALI
IN SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES, selected
carefully for family use. We name N pant
10 hhds. prime New Orleans Sugar
10 Porto Rico
20 hhl.. Crushed aud Cut Loaf Sugar
10 half boxes Loaf
% bags Old Gov. Java Coffee, very surstiorj
N half chests best Green and Black Tea
10 hhd-. prime Porto Rico Molasses
) cheap
) ticrces Rice
% boxes whole. 4 halves \ lai.an!ihc Candles
% Mould Candles. "ct Zl-u
I Arb: LhRn!--l.UoO lh-. LARD, just re
j 4 ccived and for sale by
Blackjack, MARSHALL Co.
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SlS,.gJ -
Miles run by Locomotives. 1917
The excess in repair. over the previous year Is
the result of the accidents that have occurred.
The number of Cars in On the road are
pa .uan,.nr Rurrura mud Mail CAR. ............ ;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

spouden undertook to transport in lighters from the ship
Greenland lying at quarantine in the lower bay Of this
harbor to the Perrepont stores in Brooklyn, and there
deliver the said boxes to the beants aud
agreement ana received booard his lighters large
QUANTITY of sugar consisting of 3,225 boxes of great
ysine or such purpose, but failed deliver seventeen
bores of the same. exceeding 5000 in value. The re-
sponden in denies that he received board
s lighters quantity Of 225 boxes sugar charged
ia the libel ana AYERS that he duly delivered, accord
ing TO asrcnment the whole number Of such boxes
were laden from tho ship on his lighters The question
between the parties the trial solely whether the
seventeen boxes Of sugar not produced by the defendant
the Perepont stores had been delivered from the
Greenland board bis lighters at the Quarantine Tue
Judge, in an elaborate opinion to the conclusion
that tho beans failed TO prove the liability of the
spondent for the sugars demanded and accordingly the
libel must be dismissed with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
Obituary..

DEATH OF COLONEL LEE.
Colonel Francis Lee, OF the United States Army (says
the st. Louis Democrat of the Goth inst died this city
yesterday evening O'Clock of chronic darrhua
during his service in Mexico His high rank In
the army will justify the following recapituaton OF his
public life He born Pennsylvania the 18th of
April, A. D.. 1902 He entered the service cadet in
1873 and commissioned Second Lieutenant Of the
Seventh infantry 10 1922. In 1924 he promoted TO
First Lieutenant in the infantry. He Assistant
Quartermaster from May, 1896 to May 1884, when he
promoted TO the rauk Of Captain. lie promoted
TO Major Of the Fourth infantry in February, 1S4 which
corps he commanded IN the valley Of Mexico. He
brevcted Lieutenant Colonel for gallant and mcrtoious
conduct IN the terrible battles at Conrcras and Chcrubus
co the Goth OF August, 1Sf7. He breveted
Colonel for gallant and meriiorous conduct in the
battle Of III Moline del Ray the sth of Sept
bcr, 1847 During the whole Of the Mexican war,
al the siege OF Fort Brown in 1876, where he second
in command, and at the capture of the city of
Mexico, where the United States troops covered thom-
selves with mpcrishabe glory Col Lee high dis
tinction honor. In March, 1851 he was promoted
Lieutenant Colonel Of the Sixth infantry On the 18th OF
October 1885, he promoted TO Colonel of the Second
infantry which rank he held until his death Since 1855
he has been stationed In Nebraska and st. Louis, and
in command OF the Department Of the West until relieved
on the I'd Of October last by Col Sumner. United to the
brave and gallant qualities which won him much dis
tnction in tho army, his many fine social traits
character which secured for him large circle of
friends 10 whom his loss will prove of the deep
est sorrow. On Saturday Sunday his body will b.
conveyed with military honors TO Jefferson Barracks Tor
inicrment in the graveyard at that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
Personal Intelligence.

Among the arrivals at the Everett House are Lord
Cavendsh and servant, Mr. William Everett and Rev. T.
Starr King and wife.
Mr. and Mrs Dalton whose divorce trial and its attend.
circumstances, produced much excitement in Bos
ton nearly two years since, still living in Lawrence,
Kansas apparently enjoying envable degree Of domes
tic felicity and business success.
Gov. W. A. Richardson, Of Illinois, COL B. Hugcr, and
Col. H. II. Walker, U. s. A., are in Washington.
Mr.. VIM. Pelham, Surveyor General for New Mexico,
started for Santa Fe from Washington, on the 23d inst
Americans registered the Banking Office of Messrs
sing Baldwin No Place &c Ia Bourse Paris from Dec
49, 1855 to Jan. 6, lsJ9James Brooks, p T. HEART VIM
Kidd Jr j. c. Doubos NJ d., f. 2. Prentice and family, W.
p. Prentice, S. Prentice. A toddla II. V. Burgy A. Van
Bergen Jr John Ahxshs aud wife, G. Jenkins L. Kip and
lady, Mrs T. N. Dale, Miss o. Clark John Mccall Johu H.
Sweeney, c. Sweeney j. IL hodam and wife, l.. c. Austin
Capt D. Lines s. Parsons family t. n Taller Jr and
child Miss srfern f. c. Center and family + r. Goodrdge
G. T. Hunt B. Kellin, DR.. "; r. holcomb and wife r. E.
James f. W. Leygett, N " A. Kraft Penn; George f. San
'dsrson and lady Miss Sparrow Ed Harrison Louisiana
A Jamon w. Lindsy D. c.; John @. Law, Mass D. Bush,
r. l.; 2. L. Voc and wife Ca J. S. Lawrey, N. j.
ARRIVALS.
From Havana in the bark NJ Morales-Mrs Mary Beemer
and
Bermuda I'm the brig Betsy Ames-Capt Lindsey late
of bark W III Chandler, and two others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
Legal Inteli,cence.

GOWN OF ArrEATs, Jan "a, 1863 NO. %, struck OFT
No 80. Samuel l.. Chase, respondent, vs. Hamilton Nh
tual Insurance Company, appellant Mr.. j. H. Reynolds,
for respondent.
affirmed.
NO vi Jas Savage, rec, appellant, VS.. Daniel D. Med
MI o. "a Reynolds, counsel for appellant Mr.. A. Book
No. 40. Oramel h IIoupb res,o,dor, &c w,,,,, n
Brown, appellant; argued Mr. N nm counsel for an.
pellanti Mr. ~ W. Rogers counsel for respondent
Oa.enam1 lor January 25Nos ~, OIL, H. 20, 80, 40,
50, Ia, $50, js6, - - ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
BROOKLYN CITY News,

SUDDEN DEATH FARMER.-Yesterday Mr.. Ferdi.
nand Lott Wyckof farmer residing at New Lofts, died
suddenly at the store of n r. Schcnck, No. SO Fulton
street. lie had just arrived the city with load Of
produce feeling unwe entered the store and asked
Alexander Cochran was called in. He died, however,
shortly after the arrival of the ply sican External evil
dences proved that he died Of apoplexy. His remains
were conveyed to his late residence for nterment
FIRE BELL CRACKED The bell in the cupola Of the City
Hall sustained fracture few days since, and its useful
is thereby greatly impaired The Chief Engineer Of
the Fire Department, in a communication to the Common
Council last night, called attention the fact and asked
that new bell Of not less than TO- 900 lbs weight be
substituted The present bell weighs 1853 bs and has
been in for seven The subject referred TO
committee TO report at the next meeting II is doubt
full whether bel Of greater weight than the old one
be sustained without injury to the roof Of the Hall.
The GAS CONTRACT a meeting Of the Common Coun
Gil last night Alderman McNamee moved to rescnd the
action confirming the contract between tie city and the
Brooklyn Gas Light Company, which carried. re-
solution providing for the sale of the works. fixtures &C.
to the city, at fair valuation at the expiration Of the
adopted by vote of ayes to nays. Alderman Back
house presented the draft Of providing for the
poinment Of three inspectors whose duty shall be to
regulate the price and quality of gashe salary to be IS
per day whilst actually engaged The subject refer
red to the same committee
BIGAMY.-A patent medicine manufacturer named Rich
ard NJ Smith, brought before Justice VOORHEES, yes
terday the charge of bgamy having, as alleged two
wives living. The accused arrested a warrant
issued last July but has kept out OF the way until the
present time He committed to await examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

CrEsNGBAA-DE IAYcEy.-M ST. Thomas church, on
Wednesday, Jan 49, by the Rev T. Guon, JAMES W. Cus.
NIScnAn to Miss LAyIsA, daughter or the late VIM. A.
De Lancey.
FRfEsE-BoCART. Monday, Jan IT, at the Stanton
street Baptist church, by the Rev T. Hiscox, FRANCES
FREEZE OF Scoharie county N Y, to MARY D., daughter
Of Arias Bogsrt, of this city.
OAKER-DuNmETos.-At Bedford, l.. l., on Saturday
evening, Jan. 90 by the Rev. B. J. Relyea, Mr. THOMAS
OAKER 10 Miss MARY ANN DuMgLgToH.
Mo1T-FEIps.-In the month Of November, Mr.. JAMES
MorT to Miss ELIZABETH AUGUSTA FIELDS.
RoBAR1s-SIESCER-In this city, Thursday Jan. 20,
by the Rev. Mr. Smith THOMAS j. RoBARTs Esq., formerly
Of Truro, Cornwall, England, TO Miss MARY ELEANOR
SPENCER, Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
TIE FAMILY HER AL D.

China, Japan and sinm-The Slave Trade
The Probang Controversy-Dr. Hatch on
Observation-Disclosures Antiquities-The
Love Affair In Mnssachusetts-L0cal News
Market Reports, &C., &c.
TIE FAMILY herald of to "wednesday will contain
all the of the previous week Of importance, and
large of miscellaneous reading Among It's contents
will be found
very interesting article on China Japan and siam-Let-
from Special Correspondent-Ihe Entente Cordiae
between Americans and Japanese-The Chinese PatesIn
teresng Letters from Consul General Townsend Harris
Great Success OF his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Mr. Buchanans
Letter to the Emperor-DesCrpon of Jeddo and Japanese
Manners-Curous State Dinner in SIAM &C., DC.
The Slave TradeSeizure of the bark aureEs SLAYER
Novel Method of Fitting a Whaler.
Report of the Proceedings of Congress
The Probang ControversyExcng Meetinga the Academy
Of MedcineCause of the Death Of Samuel
of the Post Morem Examnaon-what Drs Mott and Beale
Say of the Case &c.
Dr. Hatch spiriualirmIts Moral Social and Religious
Aspect
The Count Description Voyage and Recen,
Provdential Safety of the steamer Fulton
The Love Affair in Massachusetts, Disappointed Love Muir
der and suicideMurder of Young Lady Rejected Lo
ver-Hs Subsequent Suicide of the vcms-The
same Clergyman o0iciates at both Funerals
Report interesting Lecture American Antiquities by
DR.. De Haas.
Report of Professor Mitchels Astronomical Lectures
Report of Lecture by Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr Of Bos
ton, on Lafayette.
Editorials prominent events OF the day.
local News Of interest OF this adjoining
full report Of the New York Cattle Market VIII tbs
Der of cattle offered for sale prices, &c
Report the Prices all kinds of Marketable Produce
Washington Marke. in this ctycare fuy corrected every
week.
Obituary Notices Of Margaret Bishop the Street Preacher
and other notable persons.
The Latest News received by telegraph otherwise up
he time Of publication.
Police Reports1beatica, Criticisms and No
ney Market Representatives, and Deaths for Weexac
g.ther forming an Interesting and useful newspaper
Terms-S2 year; single copy, four cents To be Oh
tanned at the Office and of all the ageuts Advertise
ments inserted at the usun HERALD rntes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY. Jan. 24-6 z.

MONDAY, JAM 2i-6 T. III.
The bids for the last ten millions OF the government
twenty million five per loan were opened this day at
at the reasury at Washington As we stated this
morning, sl2 600 rendered from this city by de-
posts made with the Sub II easury here of the balance
$40 900 600 was offered by combination OF New York
6nancers who made their deposit through local banker
at Washington The bids ranged from lob to par that OF
the combination being 102, and the average successful
bids being that figure
The previous ten millions of this loan, which were
awarded in August last, sold at premium Of Ak per
cent? The aggregate amount of bids about s3S $780,
900, ranging from $40 per cent premium to par The
deposits with the New York Subj reasuy bids
to an amount Of $1S5o00 900. 1t mus. be remembered
however, that this loan issued time only
existing commercial depression but when there not
the least prospect of revival The general impression
among the best informed parties August last that
the process Of liquidation by complete
that season or two might possibly elapse before
merce would revive. The stock securities in which
had been in the habit Of investing their money all
greatly depressed and large class Of Misunderstanding
railway property-appeared hopelessy submerged. Un
der the circumstances, it natural to believe that
undoubted security like United States i've per cent
would be sought after with more than usual avidi-
ty; and, though events have not justified the
expectations of those who took the last loan high
to which they acted. At present the very dier
ent. Trade already shows very marked evidences of
revival. The mportations last week enormous.
Every article Of merchandise is rising in price Unless
some startling catastrophe should occur the United
States will this year witness Of very great
mercal activity. Money in large amounts will be needed
for the ordinary calls Of trades and according to the
usual law, there will be less demand for government.
securities than there could be during Of
merc.al stagnation.
Judging from the of the successful bidders aud
the general rumors Of Wall street, the loan has chiefly
been taken for home consumption So many government
loans coming the money markets of Europe tina.
European inanciers may we'll have considered lo2 high
price to pay for American Five per Cents This Is
doubtless the of their present reserve.
The bank statement made up to-day compares as fol-
lows with that which appeared week since
Week ed'g. Loans. Specie. Clcutd'n Deposits
Jan Is 1929 34q, PAS 20 $780, 12 7536l63 95, 1852
Jan. 22... 12954O $50 % 056 7457 ,245 06640
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

MoIAssEs-rbe market continued nrtn, with sales Of
about SEQ bbs. New Orleans ct 42c
NAVAL STORES -alcs Of 400 hbis spirits turpentne at
ace Common az 81 IS 81 so asked and crude
turpcnt'nc was held al - TO-
Ous.-gbe market foY nneeed WINS steady, with small
faes at 07c. CSC Crude sperm was hrm and held at
higher ratsf. Crude whale was at about SIC. q &c.,
PROVISIONS -Pork-Thc L,nrket less buoyant and
active While prices without change or moment. Tho
sas embraced about 600 bbi1 including mess, at
sls SIS l2; old mess SIT ozK and prime at eS 80.
Beef steady, with Gales OF s0out 300 bbs including
country prime at Sc so 81 meas DO at % &c. and
packed at 30 $40 50 and extra at 9ll $ll 80;
PRIME at $40 SO. Sales o; so 60 bbis. beef
hams made at SIG 80 for extra Quality Bacon
steady but quiet at &c. 10c. Cut mea4s were in fair
guest with sales OF 400 hhdg. and erces at &c. 9zc
tor hams and at &c. &c for shoulders Dressed hogs
were steady at &c. &c. Lard rmer, with steady
demand The saies embraced 600 700 bbs and terces
Of &c. l2c. the latter figure for small lots prime
Botter and choese were steady, and in fair demand
&c
si1cEs-saes Of 100 bags pepper made at 10c 60
cases nutnets and 70 do mace mt t., and 900 bags
pimen'o nj &c, now held at Ike
SUGARS The market continued quite firm. Some
holders had withdrawn their samples, hence the sales
we're confined TO about 400 900 hhds. including New
orleans al &c 6Hc.; in the sales 50 bids. Cuba
at SIC 7ssc, and 600 boxes at D. t.
WHsKEy-Tbe market was easier with sales of $50
bbls. at IKE 27lsc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Supreme CouLTICircuit mos 81 1899, 46s,
525 533, $751; SAL 5a3. Part 227l4 53s, $50 $50 55s,
562 So 574 1870 $685. $780, 5s2 5si $685. 800 500, 5o4
SOC, 59s, COO, 3S4.
SUPREME CouRr--specia Tcrm-Nos 1871, 1877, 1885, 100,
IT, 49, 1882 &C. TO- a. H. 100, 1856, 1876, 1856 1884, ITO,
1879, 100, 19l
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos H. 200. 3ls, ST. 372 1872,
267 pol $780, 49, So 32l 273 362 22S 900 3l4 1928 2,5
UNITED STATES DIETRICH Coug1-Nos &c, II, TO- 80 IS,
81. so. 90. 81, o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

We beg TO inform Southern mcrchsois visiting the city FOR
spring purchases that hsviog began very early the
re of stock of spring and summer clothing II Is now
complete and fun OF all descriptions OF well known
STYLES fashionable clothing and aaree stock Of low priced
and medium goods manufactured with the same taste and
style Also complete assortment OF shoulder spring
shirts furnishing &c all Of which oder to the trade
ri the favor bic prices and terms
ID. DhIIIN a co. 25s, 800 and 2j1 Bro adway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Canadian brands were firmly held, with sales OF about
l25 bbs within the range OF prices The speculative
movement in Southern brands continued aud the sales
embraced about 500 bbls.. with the range OF the M
provemcn embraced within the above quotations. Rye
1our and corn meal were firmly held, while sales were
limited. Wbeat-Thc market again hrmer, with
sales Of about rs 0C0 bushels including Michigan he Mt
81 as mixed Indiana at 81 35, red southern NJ 81 81
81 49, and fair Chicago at 81 Sales OF Jersey rye were
MADE at Soc, ana Canadian barley sold p0c Oats
were steady, but sales we're limited
CofITx-The market continued hrm; $50 Bugs OF COM
mon RIO sod =, loAc, and 1000 mats jaw at Axe
Axe, and 100 do. IAguayra at 12c. 121Sc.
Corrov-The market steady, with sales Of about
1000 bales on the basis OF l2c for md ding uplands
fRucHrs-ro Iverpool-300 bbls re sin were engaged
st "a 3D. 10 Ioadon-l00 bbs OF 'occf were taken at
IS. 3D., iVv uerces do AT "a 3D. End good part OF
cargo was reported taken for the me port including part
heavy goods, at as Cd and some barrels at p To Be
mcrlo 900 Tbs bone, 800 bb rosin 500 bales tobacco
and $50 bols sundrics, all on rivate terms.
Hay was steady, with sales at roc n soc
InoN-Scotch pig continued firm, with moderate sales
OF s25 a $40 per ton, ms. nths
lAMh-saes OF comw'ou ard lump Rocklaat were made
Iec Tor The iotnT and o. Cor tue lsttcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Geo. Snunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
sropTh the genuine article has equaled for
producing the keerest possible edge tor sale By
J. 8. SAUNDERS. No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

r.. Y. S.-ErsncE Yoke SHIRTS. New style
made and warranted a. NJ css than usual
at BALi.yr's SHIRT emporium 400 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Chnpped Hands and Sore Lips Cured in
one application, the returned Sun0ower Cream
ann yccr1ne never ais 25 cents pot Pr cipal depot
street. " $500 "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-25

Elastic Stockings. Shoulder Braces. Knee
caps bos bardsees aud DR.. 1LOVERs new lever truss
n A Ann