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AMBROTYPES.

VAR; SANDSis new prepared to take the suRe-
nor AM BR0FIPES,t that cannot 5e surpassed ny
tny in the city, for the low price of 81 cents 70 SIC
Always on hand fine selection Of new styles o.
Cases Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 9Th SITS.
N. r. Sign oftha Rig rs. ap Il
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OPINIONS OF THE LoNpoN

I'VE recommend our correspondent TO try Mons
Soyer's nev Sauoe. entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
~ nade after The Turkish recipe; its flavor Is ex
celIent and II affords considerable aid in cases OF
wand weak Questionable Laacsf.
The Sultana's Sauce is savory, piousnt and sni
oy: happy combination of fayors and essences
WORTHY Of the delicate taste of sutana, the geDius
crlminating public."-Otsyres
"A oonoeptration Of all the piquant resources Of
turkey and Russla."-Un itsd Service Gazsne.
"As tItlllater Of the appetite this Sauce stands
alone. 1t - most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh
or Fowl and should be placed on every dinner Ia
'ble."-Aflas, = =
The Sultans Sauce is q most delicious zestr-
G.YyEIlN, 211 Fulton street, New York; and
BRAY q HAYES. 80 CUrnhili, Boston.
- The Sultana Sauce can I've had i'm w n sb;,.,o,
Of o. H. RIDENOUR, BOA Pa av; SHEKEII
MILLER, ga Pa av.; n. H.VOSE 4 Co. ca1n a
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SASH WEIGHTS &c

w T. are now prepared TO furnish sash Weights.
Wall Anchors. Brick -mouids. AID Ventllsto ! and
every other article of House Builders Hardware
on immediate notice and at such prices as To COM
Browns. Our word for it. you will he pleased.
Vl6 GRIFFITH & SHIELDS
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WOOD ANO COAL.

"A COMPLETE and hp faIi stoek 2ok or all kind. of
FUEL always on hand. "
firm w e vi 'i'o
Goal thoroughly screened before delivery,
Wood delivered. sawed and split any length and
slza. or simply sawed, or delivsrsd in the cord
Iengtn Persons wishing a quantity can take wharf
measure, and hive II prepared 10 order
III Those wishing to lay in their winter su n plies
Will please remsmber we wish TO keep no accounts:
Consequently, III lt Is not convenient to psy cash, ,
they will give satisfactory Paper at short dates
j ]. w. NJ GAIT.
HI Ohce-NOTthwest corner 18th and G streets
no. o4I. wharf and Mill-fOot of Eth street
DeloW " az Impairment. jy2
Y -. O-AN0THER ARRIVAGn
~ w. BATES has just receiy-d another cargo
which he will dispose of cheap for CASH.
he has a;s2 on hand q large lot of HICKORY,
Ak. and PINE WOOD.
Please cal before purchasing elsewhere
z. w. BATES, corner 18th and c sts
N:B.-WoOd Cut and Split any size ard leng tn.
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JoRDAN's w. g. SPRINGS.

TORDAN'S w. g. SPRINGS,
y FREDERICK County. VA.
Now open leaving Baltimore, WASHINGTON, or
Sumber and IN the early norm ng train for i. A
Harpcrs Ferry; thence by Winchester vENA3
Railroad to StePhensons Depot, (P. o y lE:5Al
by O'Clock p. m. same day. No detention at ar
ner's Ferry, as herstofOre Grounds extensive and
beautifully shaded ine music and experienced ser
wants; hot and cold sui phur baths. The water for
sale IN barrels or bottles Circulars obtained at the
Springs. r. nj. JORDAN a. BRO
The Proprietor offer the above Springs, together
With one hundred sores OF land adjoining at prvsts
property Any informal on with reference to loca-
ton, terms, 10, will be fur shed npon Application
jy slim 3Oa w. Baltimore st.. Baltimore, Nd.
FLUMPsA PAAY Mp WRtfE WgERhtfNc98StA 9SNHa1Hst NHH3THEst COM
The management of tho .'FLUME" and "PRO-
FILE" HOUSES arnounces to Tourists 4
and the Summer TraTel that they will be eNAY
prepared Tor the reception of guests on the lt
Is OF JUNE. These Hotels have reoent1v baen
thoroughly renovated and newly furnished, are To-
GATED in the midst oftha most attractive Scenery
OF the the Sb Nan THE R
Flrme, I:akes, Cascades, 40. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and worces-
Ter l.Inea hJ the splsndid steamers COMMON
WEAl.T h and CONNECTICUT, daily,5 O'Clock
?: n, from Pier Il, n. Y, foot COGRTI,AND ST.,
at the landing Of Southern Trains. For further in,
pa Hotels and Depots, or address
X. g. MARTIN, Agent,
je6-2m Pier 1s. North River. New York.
HI Through tickets to Plymouth Weirs, or Lit
tltt"n, now be obtained at the Ticket Ofioe at
the Washington Depot.
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DENTISTRY. &c.

H. DENTAL. NOTICE,
DR. NJ. LOOMS Will be absent from the city
during the summer months, as usual, hut
will return in the faH TO resume practice S@
as VIII be seen by farther and timely no SlIID
uoe. jy I3-n
H. DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his Office TO the room,
long occupied by DR.. Malster, tSS Penn'la
ayenns; between 9Th and 10th sts., wherf
ne Wlll be Pleased To see al who may desire~&CCp
nls services. For professional ability am kindly
permitted TO refer 70 DR.. Malster. isx
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SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
- For HoT OR COLD Dishes OF ALL KINDS.
This most delicious and al ppetising Sauce was In
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=" LEWIS PAYNE, -
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER.

Bride street, Gso,ge.o.rn, d. G. - = ~
The sttentlon OF the trade is respectfully called to
CAI:FSKIN SHOES, for summer wear
all of my own manufacture. ""
My stock of PATENT LEATHER
ton.
(suitsble for servsnts) also on hand and constanty
making.
invited to call or address me at No. "a Bridge st.
GeOrgetOwn, ID. o. ApA-H
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~ E w A r RA N GEME ENTS
UNION BoTThfNG DEPOT.

~ Il w "A IL N u T. Nj T. N Il y
UNION BOTTLING DEPOT,
No. 81 Grssn street, GsorgetolcH, d C. ID,
This underngned respectfully announce to their
friends and the public in general that they have at
large expense remodled their establis hment. hay-
Ing spared no pains in making every necessary ar
rakgement for conducting their business systemati-
csNy; We have introduced the water from the
WashIng ton Aqueduot, and ALSO added thereto a
large hltercr, Though which the water passes 40
that it becomes perfectly clear.
hey now Hatter themselves that their MINE
kAL WATERS cannot be equaledi in the District.
IN adanGu tG the above th y have laid In large
stock OF PORTER and ALE, from the most cele-
brated breweries in the United States.
Also, 1919 gallons of prime EASTERN CIDER
ties - "
Prime CRAB APPLE CIDER, xxx PALE.
BURTON. and PHILADELPHIA ALES, put up
hand.
All orders by mail. given to our drivers, will be
IL Al good delivered free of charge.
maiFh (Ststes) Army & SHINN.
EOR SALE-A good SECOND-HANDtAR
hIAGE, which will ba disposed of on reasOna-
NE terms. Apply as ABOVE. MA Is
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HIr HItFbI NSIICIUus dIIu q
vented by the renowned
" Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his decnase Ia manufactur
cd by CROSSE & BLACK
WILL, London, from the
orlgIna recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for il
q trial, convinced that it
must add to the already
arge consumption, and
that il will prove itself un-
Ga uslled either as = stimn-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
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A T ACTUAL COST PRICES.

fNTEaEsT ALLOWED ON, DEPOSITE
NO A0M1Y H kRxkMM src,,p,r,
-, =, eguBs ~ ifH2Ss. ISEaSNSRa!K!Es' SaNREKK!sE.s
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NEW AND DEsIRABkE G2oDs AT vERl

- LIMEm-LIMEm
Just received, ,O0 barrels of fresh wood -burrt
LIME, which Will bo sold only for cash
II. j. n WIN GAIT
VI Once northwest corner 18th and G street,
No. 341. Wharf foot Of 18th street, below Waf
IL Pa'tthehI iJ u
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LUMBER AND MOULDINGS
SARPENTERS AND BUILDERS are respect
tully informed that have made arrnng emants 10
keep on Land q supply of MOULDINGSo If the diff
fereht Sizes OF best quIlity Of wor and
matsr Also, general as sortment of ,IJMbER
Tor sale At the lowe ices at the yard corner 18Th
stLeet anu the canal. VIM. MCLEAN.
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AN ordsvs for tickets or certificates Of peck
ez9e yH M e. with the most pSnmpt and oonkdep
ai Sttsntion aad tbs printed ofciai drawings ssnt
JySu WLNINsIoH, DIl.
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rived for futaIe delibeatisn.

CARD PLAYING IN GRAVE YARp-A yIRo,sfI
HUsBASD SkExISG MS SPorsE-rhe wheeli,,p
Intelligence of July ~, says: T7a 70
The graveyard 10 Martinsville, Virginia. Is
now the daily resort OF young men for the purpose
Of PLAYING euchrc. In some instances Young men
have been observerd engaged in animated games
OF seven up across the mounds of their brothers
sisters, or parents. When SONS get to playiag old
sledge for a quarter ante, upon the tom bstones OF
the sons Of the sires think IL about time for the
appearance of missionary or police officer. 1t
is certainly burning shame.
Domestic happiness must be min In Martini
Vile; Yesterday a man was seen, switch in hand
inquiring Of Same II they had seen hts wife. We
Prssaned that he could sing part of King WI
liam (and with feeling too"): 7N
-. I've lost mY=love and cannot ind her ,n
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GENTLEMENS' CLOTHING MADE To OR
~ DER:-We offer gentlemen the largest and
Eeetlnts al eyeLy grade and quality, Marseies and
SIX Vestlngs OF al styles for the present season
style Of the art, st prices at lea tveIty s9T cent
oheapsI than the usual city ratcs. A tria. il re-
spectfuily aeked and satsfactou Guaranteed, !.
WALL, STEPHENS CO,
Un 322 Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10Th SITS.
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w MS charEes are moderate. att
I LIGHTNING RODS.
IL GENUINE PLATTNA TIPS.
FRANCIS LA BARRE.
Manufacture of p.atiua Tipped
LIGHTNING CONDUCT ORE,
Ce1zey Of Texik and sfresfs, seaT Pesn. acsss<.
CAUTfON.-in consequence OF numerens AZ
tenpts by parties 20 represent their Lightning Rod
Points as coming from hIs manufaciory the sph
serber hegs leave TO inform the pubic tka, no such
Points are genuine unless stamped with his own
name.
Orders may be left either at hi plaos of hrs,ps~s.
a. above given, or at the yeEelry Store of his an
thonzed aren't, Mr.. Charles Hayden, uudRr the
National Hotel, where specimens Of his Rods and
ma ioSsn :. - fRxSsSfits IA RARRR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
CON n E r CIAL.
Monetary.

There has been no change in the money market.
The Banks are discounting sufficient amount for
business purposes and on the street there is very
little good paper Offering. In New York, the sup
ply of money on the market is liberal. Private
bankers loan readily at j@6 p cent. Banks,
however, hang back, and do not loan at less than
p cent. The trust companies charge = cent.
The discount houses are buyers Of endorsed bust
ness paper at COZ 2 cent, short to long dates
Some descriptions and single names range from
@9 = cent. The banks charge full legal rates to
their customers but not generally pressed with
large offerings
The stock market presents no new feature, and
there is activity of demand. Virginia skies are
quoted at 96l. Corporation bonds, Bank Of the
Old Dominion stock Railroad bonds, and Water
Company stock steady, hut quotations are un-
changed.
Exchange on Eastern cities is quiet We quote
bills on New York at 1.
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e@svs-.
SRIPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Further by tho Prince Albert.

In the House Of Commons, Lord Palmer
ston complained of the silence of the Queen.
in her speech on the Italian question. The
Earl of Derby and Mr.. D'Israeli, expressed
confidence in continuation Of peace.
Prince Napoleon and his bride had return
ed to Paris.
The Paris bourse declined nearly | per
cent after the receipt of Queen Victoria
speech There was great anxiety III re-
gard to the Emperor's speech at the opening.
of the French Legislature, on the 1th inst.
it having been currently rumored that he IL
preparing Coup d Fiat, which will sur
prise the world, and it was inferred from thlI
that war was certain.
The Brazilian mails had reached Lisbon.
1t is stated therein that Brazil had offered ID
mediate between the United States and Par
aruav: and the American Naval Comman-
der had accepted the proposition. 1t was
also stated that the Brazilian Admiral has
oone To Paraguay on the peace mission
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CELEBRATION OF THE TwENrY-sEcoND,

The Procession will form on Tuesday morning,
the Twenty Second. ut 10 o'clock, on Washington
street. the right resting on Cameron, facing the
West, in the following order -
Music.
Volunteer Companies.
Clergy.
Orator Of the Day and Reader Of Farewell Address
Mayor and City Council.
Invited Guests
Fire Companies. according to date of organization
Societies
Other Associations.
Citizens.
The procession will break into column. and coun-
terrnarch down Washington street to Duke down
Duke to Fairfax. through Fairfax to Prince, up
Prince to Patrick, through Patrick to King, down
King to Royal. aud through Royal to Cameron.
and up Cameron 10 Liberty Hall, in which the
Farewell Address will be read, and the Grafton de-
lIycrcd.
The Assistant Marshals to act on the occasion
will be Captain Arthur Herbert, p. b. Hooe. and
Robt +. Prettyman, mounted. Societies, Associa-
tons. &C.. will select their own Marshals.
The Assistant Marshals will be promptly at the
place of meeting. to conduct Companies and Asso-
Citations to their places in the line
The procession will move at 100 o'clock. pre-
cisely. NJ. ID. CORSE, Chief Marshal.
feb lg-3t
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NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE stock market is at
a stand, and the money market presents no ne"
feature. The actual amount of specie taken out
nv the Asia was S9l9,536. Sales OF the new Gov
eminent loan were made at iO2a, the highest price
NJ Yesterday. Missouri and Tennessee SKIES were
sod a, Yesterdays prices. Virgina's closed at
a decline Of 1. California new bonds advanced 3
Al the Corn Exchange to-day, there was Eair
business transacted in State and Western hoIr ana
holders were enabled to realize further advance
of Ave cents "A barrel. Wheat was also very firm
and quiet .a,.r ,oa
rates, and large contracts have been made ,or li
ture delivery. The advance on heavy cotohS Is
aIso veil maintained The decline on the raw ma
terial has had no sensible effect upon the price OF
the manufactured article.
The brief period of the session remaining seems
IN favor the idea that the United States senate Ill
r,t n.ss tho Homestead bill, and land warrants
have again advanced in price. The following are
the current rates: C.r;,,,
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch,
writing from Amelia c. H., says:-'A foul
murder is supposed to have been perpetra-
ted, by some person yet unknown, upon the
body of negro man, Asy, belonging to Frs
W. Jackson, of this county, Il few days since
The body was found in Il ravine, on the plan
taton Of DR.. Richard H. Marshall, some or
miles from the residence of his master, on
the seventh day after he was missed from
home, and bore marks of violence about 1t,
such a. led To the belief that he was knocked
down and perhaps dragged into the ravinc.-
An inquest was held over the body, and the
the above facts. but no clue could be had as
to the perpetrator Of the deed.
The Prince William Democrat says:-"The
negro man belonging to W. NJ. Lewis arrest
ed upon charge of assaulting John Thompson
with intent to kill, had his examination be-
fore Justice of the peace on Monday last,
and was committed to jail for trial before the
County Court, Us Court of Oyer and Ter
miner.
John Simpson was committed to the jail
of this county, on Monday last, for examlna-
ton before the County Court on the charge of
simple larceny i'll stealing Durham heller,
the property of W. j. Reeves"
The Office attached to the residence of Mr..
j. Lyons, few miles from Richmond, took
fire and was burnt down, on Thursday. Mr..
L. was attending case at the Hastings
Court in Richmond, when he received the
news, and the court allowed the case to he
postponed till the afternoon, to enable MIR.
Lyons TO 90 and see to his property.
The congregation worshiping at Trinity
Church, Richmond, have decided upon site
for new editice, and will proceed to build
as soon as their subscription list iustilies the
undertaking. The sum Oslo, 900 has already
been subscribed.
A negro girl belonging to Mr.. George II.
Gibbons, near Bridgewater, in Rockingham
comfy, was committed to jail in Harrison
burg Il short time ago, charged with an at
tempt to burn her masters dwelling.
The next and tourM trial of Rev. Daniel
Downey for murder, has been fixed for May
next, and the place changed from Staunton
to Charlottesville. The Court refused to bail
the prisoner.
Three acres Of land near Brucetown, in
Frederick County, were sold last Saturday,
for fifty dollars per acre, John c. Payne pur-
chaser.
There were 2,239 hogshcads ofTobacco in
spected in Richmond, from the first of Octo-
Der, 1853, to the first of February, 1859.
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Baltimore Cattle Market, February II.

Beef Catte.-Thc offerings ut the Scales to-day
reached 3S5 head. OF the number offered, 30
head were driven to Philadelphia. and the remain
der purchased by Baltimore butchers, ut prices
ranging from 81 50 to So 62 on the hoof and aver
aging S. II! gross. Some extra fine Cattle sold
a fraction higher. The offerings were very light
to-day and the market quite active
SHgEp.-The supply at market to-day, was
equal to the demands; sales at So JO@Sj gross.
according to quality.
Hocs.-The supply is light and scarcely equal
70 the demand, and prices have advanced; sales at
S7.5OMS9 "A cwt., according to quality.
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stFlNHE THrrH MiGHrY AID MrsT PnE-
vAII."-To the afflicted 4i A'er"ndri" o"d
its ricniig.--One of the most extraordinary cases
Of scroiua cured after nine years standing, was
that of the boy john Francis Walker, who was
given up by some of the most eminent physicians s.,
including the late Dr. Powell and son, Oi AlcXau-
dria. and pronounced ncurahle and beyond the
treatment Of all medical all. The said hoy l.
now restored to perfect health, and entirely hrc
from the Use Of cru;rhcS, and living witness to
these facts He can he seem and the family con-
suited in regard to his Affections. and my course
of treatment in the case
n b. For any information respecting the SAID
boy, inquire Of Mrs. NANCY DuvALI, on oronoco
between Alfred and Columbus streets. where all
orders may be left, and will be promptly attended
to in city aud country On the most reasonable
terms.
Treatment of Scrofula, Cancers Sores. wounds
of long standing. diseases of the blood rheumatism
and lung disease. PROF. Il. FILM.
feb lg-co2w
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COMMUNICATED.
EDGAR SNowDEN, jr., Sec'y.

CONNUSICATED.
Having observed that Thursday, the Bird
Of March, is fixed upon as the day for hold
ing Wing Convention in Alexandria, for
the purpose Of nominating candidate to
represent the Seventh Congressional District
in Congress. and it being too near the APP
pointed time to take action on the subject in
the usual way, viz: by Convention, we pro
pose to our Wing brethren of Prince Will
liam to constitute the same delegates who
were appointed on the 9TH of February to
attend the Richmond Convention, delega-
ton to the aforesaid District Convention, to
be held on the Ord of March, in Alexandria.
Wing VOTERS OF SUDLEY PRECINCT.
prince William Co
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AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
/ BY virtue of Il decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Fauquier County, pronounced on the Goth day OF
September, 1879, in the case of Ashby against
Adams, the undersigned will sell at Public Auc-
ton, at Piedmont Station, in the said county OF
Fauquier, on Tuesday. the 22d day IF March, 1859.
if fair if not, the next fair day thereafter, that
highly desirable TRACT OF LAND now held
and occupied by Benjamin +. Adams, and lying
in said County, within three miles Of the Manas-
sas Gap Railroad.
The tract contains about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, and has a soil highly improved and well
adapted to the growth of Wheat and Corn, with
an abundant supply of wood and water. The
ssss improve ments consist Of a DIV Ell LIN q
fi:i HOl' Sc. and other necessary outbuildings.-
Persons in want of small farm, with the adyan-
tages of a convenient market. good society and
heathfulness of location. requested to examine
this Farm before buying elsewhere.
Terms Of Sale One tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand on the day Of sale the
residue in three equal instruments, of six, twelve
and eighteen months, To he secured by the bonds
of the purchaser with good personal security; the
cash payment to he forfeited if the purchaser fails
to complete his purchase. the title TO he withheld
and the land subject to resale under the order OF
the Court as further security for the deferred
instruments CHAS T. GREEN, Comm'r.
Fauuucr Co. Va feb lg--cots
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Sales of Stock in Richmond, Feb. Is.

Virginia six p cent 81 years to run, sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia six q cent, sales % and interest
Richmond City Bonds, last sales s'S and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock. par S10-silcs S12I
Farmers Bank Stock sales SlO3l%.
Exchange Bank Stock. sales SluS12.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock,
last sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, S+O12.
Richmond Danville Railroad guaranteed bonds sales
S9a and interest. fiat. 49,.
Virginia Tennessee Railroad Bonds Ind mortgage - .
and interest. Do. 5rd mortgage, S'i and Interest
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds 81 AMI interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $40 and interest
Orange and Alexandria e cent Bonds 80 ana interest
Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds. S5l and interest.
Norfolk City SIS, Hat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

cS- The Committee of Arrangements for the
Celebration of the 22nd of February, respectfully
request their fellow citizens to close their places OF
business on that occasion, and to unite in tho pro-
cesson. 1t is requested, also. that flags shall be
displayed from the public places, shipping, &c.
Liberty Hall has been selected as tho place for the
ceremonies. The Hall will be thrown open for the
admission of Ladies' only, at IL o'clock, and seats
will be reserved for their accommodation.
fab Or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
New York Cattle Market, February 16.

Beef Catte.--Offerings this week 1900; sales at
81 OO@Sl3 50 p 100 lbs. for inferior to first
quality. Cows-salcs at S25@ so, as to quality:
Veal Calves-salcs at 5l@7c. = ID: Sheep and
Lambs-sales at So 75@S SIS for inferior to first
quality. Swine-sales at $6@$7 50 r 100 lbs.
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Receipts of Wheat.

CHICAGO. Feb. Unveils Commercial Express
shows deficiency in the receipts of wheat at tins
point of over 5,O00o00 bushels, and estimates that
the deficiency by the lst of August will reach g.
OOO 600 bushels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

JTODGES ON BAPTISM.-NeT and entarget
III edti"a-P.ice reduced 10 the Clsrgy and
Theologicai STANDARDIZATION tested by Scrip
ture and History or the teaching of the Holy
Scriptures, and the practice and teaching Of the
Christian Church in every age succeeding the APos-
tolc. compared in relation to the subject. and
mode of Baptism. by Rev. William Hodges A. NJ,
Rector of Trinity Church, Coyington. Kentucky,
new edition revised and enlarged, price $l.25:-
Etg" To the Clergy and Theological students 81.
For sal. by Tfeb III ROBT. BELL.