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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

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TOLLOW AVS Worm Conircti"n. W"l'c's
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ma mum ''"'' ;,I .,,I r,r .,I
Nis> Ram hil'F' N''' J"H, ~ ntrEunIVT
ir 10 IL :. f.. cor. King Wash'". SIS
IpIx.s >IT,uEIJ'S AND BAXlN'S EN-
biN >; WI , i'h''h - n;l nr',,nnt. ,rmir,
lhaIl'' VI, |e"'""' ,' "t' I:,i ,",,I,r.,f,y,r
Gkrrrinr: Erg"tinr Pimk Sn"rrrS; Arn"'i >'l,
SyriHgcs and Sulph Morphine Just received I"'
r,r sell. Il, i. WILLIAM BOWLING,
;,- Il. cor Fairfax and Prince Is.
nIL' OIL. lard oh; pur" sperm Whale
" oil: Solar. Machine, Train. aud Tanner :
oil: also. Raw. Boiled linSrsd. olive, Nrhl'i""',
i"''' H"'''' ''' II COOK { CO..
'"' ~, - S,r,rta Hall.
N y
hE.I" n,i. I,,,ror;c. Root: C.rdamon
~ .n ~ M S,Il. J,Ji, Rubber T.ats:
Hr"d'. 'n.t"e soap wa an" ~, ;,., r.c.iy,J
ani tor snl" by jas IN '3,I'l 49, ri,,s, D".'
iy - Ap"thecar!' - MING -
,>rRE WHITE LEAD: LiuSrel Oil; Putty III
Ll,li.r,; w. Potash; Patent prer Black
Lead. ,'ln,... Planters Capsules: B"tlI" Cork
,,,.t received ami for sale by
las ENTWISLE. Jr.. Ap"he"nry,
-, -. KIM street.
,rn on d., SUPERIOR quality, suitable for
NJ '''' y, i.tir.ry iust r.r.iyr,l. .ni
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WASHINGTON & CO.

Gr"rrry, LrImur. ana Commission Merchants,
No. II. | SION STREET,
ALIEN ANDRIA, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
sa DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR

ens. DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR
SSG3SPHILADELPHI Propeller j.
JEROME, Capt. Jerome. will leave Philadelphia
ON SATURDAY. at IL o'clock. NJ, and AleXandria, ON
Tuesday, at II o'clock. NJ. For freight, which will
10 taken reasonable terms. Apply to
THOMAS WEBSTER, IR.,
II North WharveS. Philadelphia.
or To STEPHEN SHlNN,
INV I0-tf 81 Union street. Alexandria.
xT~a NOTICE.-The Steamer COLUM-
ss...@sas.,>5 sBIA. Capt. James Harper. having
been thoroughly repaired aud improved will re-
sumo her trips between Baltimore and this place,
leaving Baltimore. on Saturday, 18th instant, at
o'clock. and returning, leave this place. "n the fol
loving Wednesday, at :, A. VI.
WHEAT 4 BRO, Agents.
y \. The freight on merchandise for the differ
snt handbags the river will invariably be rcquir-
Ell in advance NH l5
xT~~s NOrICE.-The steamer JiHES
,A-ev.SGs.-,sas1.Grl' having resumed her route on
the Potomac River. will leave Washington on
TUESDAYS sud FRIDAYS, at6. A. N. Return:
ing. will leave Curriomun on WEDNESDAYS and
SAfl RDAlS. stopping AT all the regular l.aad
ngS, going AMI returning.
LvClEN 5. PAGE. Proprietor.
N,fH ROUSH. Agent NH lo-tf
(ABlNET, CHAIR. AND SOFA MANuFAC-
~ TORY, NJ. laO Hing street, Alerondri". Va.
Having lately fitted up one of the handsomest
aud most spacious Warerooms in the city. for the
FURNITURE BUSINESS. | respectfully invite
PUBLIC attention 10 my large stock of ftRNl-
lkE. which | am constantly increasing. Per
sons visiting our city will lind it TO their advan,
tsge To give NE II CALL as the range of my GOODS.
III resIect To quality and price. is such ~ to 'over
The wants aud views of all. My stock con ris
Mahogany S"tas. Rocking, Cane AMI Wood Seat
sitting Chairs. Sideboards. Dressing Bureaus,
marble top aud plain.l Marble Top and Plain
Aash Stands, Msrhe Top Sofa, Card, Book, and
Fancy Tables, Cottage Set Bedsteads of all pat
terls. such aS High, Fielding, French, LowPost,
Irandls Bsdsteads, several patterns Of Cottage
Betstesds; Hat Racks, Wardrobes, Looking Glss-
se-, and large number Of other articles embraced
IN the business.
aS- Beds Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c.,
constantly on hand.
""t2-tf JAMES II. DEVAUGHN.
WOOL purchased at highest cash prices, by
W lsns HILL, BROWN / PARTL0W.
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INSURANCE AGENCY

JAMES = ROGERS. at lIm. II. fo"i" Il Sons,
We. t. SouH Hh"rr,s. ly""'J"r
4 LBEMARLE lNSI RANCE COMPANY,
~ CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL Axn SrrrLr>, Sl97, ,659.3l
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TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON.
MILLINERY GOODS AT PRIME COST.

No. -, Louisiana Avenue,
opposite Centre Market square.
Washington, ID. c.. je 24-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

EVOLVING HAY RAhES AND "llEAl
III GLEANERS.--'rhere j. great saving III the
u-e oi these articles. For sale by
DRAlToN q. MEADE,
iy7 NJ. " Fairfax Il
,,,ruur,T srgn how. !, star. , l,t
X i , pnI,I..., c,r S...I Far
sale hy lily u DRAiIoN q. MEADE.
.....,,.,.,,,,,,.,n
'Hi ht' hi' hD
- !" boxes oiahs'' anu ~ w, '''"'''
:" 1t" haNinS' !" "'' "'"''
bale huf" Almonds
"ask ffuheS ana ~" "'hSe'
r,,I',r,, ,,r.,,r Nu,. W,IpuIs and P.rans
ln'.,,,.,II Ir,m. Fiy. for Family u.e
A. E.,, fin. Sinoiu, CANAEIES Also
s.,,.s,r,r,.,, nr J,r,n CAGE. which offer
for sale as l"w as any other establishment >" '"'
city. Country Merchants "iIi d" well l" cali "P''"
me before buy 'hS any "hrr' .,,.,.,., I'Is;
;, ", "nr r... En-, n'".', ,,..a y.
,,,n o,,s rpu,r c.Ns,,
fhoii 'hHS' fHoA
lii 'AN' h',' ~ ''e "' " " =,
~ top "'T2"t! ,,t;ar n'jN''1 "II ,r,.'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

NJERY FINE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Y SEGARS. CHEWING TOBACCO, &c.---The
subscriber has lately received large addition to
his stock, and Is quite confident that he can please
the taste of almost any one wanting articles IN hs
line He names in part some very fine Hi Ana
SEG4RS. out OF the same 10, ,ha, President Buch-
unan smokes: very superior CHEhiNn TOElC-
60. of various brands: genuine Turkish HVOh
ING TUBiCCO; PIPES aud STEMS, III great
variety, Sc. For sale, wholesal" and retail.
CHARLES L. SHAW,
;on qd-tf NJ y of Ring Farf'y-sts
A RELIABLE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
~ GALLANT Warranted I" d. a. good
work, and less liable 10 get out oi order than any
other Machine-The Wilcox Gibbs Patent--and
In the opinion of the Judges of the late Fair Of the
Franklin Institute. fills nearer the requirements oi
. Family Machine than any other. and their Juds-
msnt is fully corrob"rated by all VIII" have become
familiar with its merits. Price only $50
iy22 {. {. BEKki' - hhf-Sl'
NJOOL purchased by ,
w is26 DANIEL =. HUM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
PIONEER MILLS FOR SALE.

WYE are authorized by the proprietors to offer
w at private sale this extensive establishment.
The MILL BUILDING il lire proof, buit on
.s.s piles with stone foundation, and Is situated
% directly Oh the River front, and within ie"
yards of the Orange Alexandria and Manassas
Gap Railroads, .ith Wharyes, aud depth Oi water
sufficient to accommodate vessels OF the largest
class Its dimensions l22 feet in length, by
50 feet in width, four aud halt stories hig ID, and
is covered with slate.
A GRAIN ELEVATOR is also attached, 10y
which grain can be rapidly discharged from YES
sci. Immediately into the Mill. The GRAIs Bis,
are capable of holding 900 bushels OF heat. The
Elevator is worked by II small engine, separate
from that used ia manufacturing, 80 that grain can
be received while the Mill is not in operation.
There are TWELVE PAIRS OF STONES, OF
4! feet diameter, capable ot manufacturing, when
in full work, about 500 Jdrrci- ct Flour per d"g.
The ENGINES and BOILERS very supe
riur made by Otis Tufts, vi Boston, Mass, with
out regard To expense. There are siA Boilers, wnh
return fucs The Engines are high pressure, and
OF 30 horse power.
WATER aud GAS have been introduced through
out the entire establishment, with Hose, &c, at
tached To the water pipes in each story.
The above il only general description "i th'-
extensive FIGURING Mill. Persons deslrous Of rur.
chasing will, of course, visit the establishment,
where every information will be afforded them.
The Machinery is all nearly new, and OF the
most approved description, ii having been the de
sign of the proprietors to erect Mill second 10
none in this section of the country. la It will he
found ',"'gh"y appertalning TO first class Flour
iup Mill
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W Z Y u,
On K;py, b.,"e." Iro'.r and Union nre'f',
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COAL. COAL. C0ALm!
\IyE shall soon he delivering GOALS from yes
w sc.. OF superior quality. picked at the mine-
for family use. E.-" Please send MS your order,
that you may save expense Of cartiDg, yardIns,
&C.. 4 consideration to the consumer a. 10 cost.
WHITE ASH, aud RED ASH, suitable for stoves
CRATES, conkiug, furnaces, and Bakers use, now on
hand, aud to arrive. CUMBERLAND, in any
quantity; Lump. Run Of Mine, and Smiths coal,
all under cover, "n plank flooring, and not expo
ed 10 the weather. iy yll-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

PLASTER GRINDING.
| RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY FRIENDS,
| and the public, that have taken the
PLASTER MILL,
lately occupied by Whiting 4 Wright, AMI sori.
the custom OF all wanting II go"d, sN yro"nd, ar
ticle Of PLASTER OF PARIS.
JOSIAH H. DAVIS, No. l6. UnOn-st..
jc 22-en6m4 Next door to Il. n. Lanhcrt'..
'.Tlke Care of Ms Cents, and The D"tiars
niH Take Cure ot Themselves"
GONE AT ONCE. and leave your orders for
~ your WHITE ASH and BED Ash COAL,
which can deliver in a few days FROM the Vessel,
Of III. best quality, and at the lowest rates.
U. W.. BARKER,
iy I5-gw Cor. Queen and Union sts.
4 LEXANDRIA CITY six per ceut. STuCk,
n Registered aud Coupon, for sale by
dec sD-ti C0RSE Bk0THEka.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

GIRARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of
Phiadelphia.
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se. A COOPER'S SHOP, of brick, covered with
a$i .Iate aud with iron window shutters, adJoins
the Mill. It's dimensions are 100 feet in length.
by 81 feet in width, two stories high. IL l. rer-
irctly fire proof, and has in it full complement OF
Tools &c. all in perfect order. There are now
about 1000 FLOUR BARRELS on hand, winch
will be -OId with the Mill Also, lot OF Cooper
sruf. SLAVES, HEADING, &c.
IL i. rarely that such establishment, 50 en
ten,Ne and complete in all liz appointments, Is
offered to the public. The terms of the sale vail
he made easy.
For further information, apply TO
=. pS- dim FDWIE 4 60
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DANIEL CAW00D,
JNLOlR AND GRAIN FACTOR. Lose Whhnf
L opposite Pioneer Mills. AleNandrla. Va.
ian /
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ATTORNEr / 4 ". Mr""dyi". ra.
,n.S- Office on Royal street, Lately occupied by
A. { e. f.. Stuart. PIT
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THOMAS PERRY,

Commission Merchant. No. ). .lammry's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
I,.l, -lN
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

Alexandria. July II. 1879.
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I'VE will sell out our entire stock ui 81 MINER
w MILLINERY GOODS. at prime cost for
cash. We have on hand very handsome SILK.
Grape. Straw, Graid, amd NcapolItam BONNkTS;
ais" = large assortment of FLATS. for children.
iy IL : 4 W. .MEIENBERG. Sarrpta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

TINW ILLED COTTON DlCk.-JuSt received Il
/ lot of heavy TwiIlrd Cotton Duck. suitable i"i
Tl,r,.bjuy Sheets. lie SuI BRYAN 4 ADAMS.
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WOOL purchased at highest cash prices, by
W lsns HILL, BROWN / PARTLOW.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-24
VOL Is.
Published by Theodore SChOch.

TERMS,--Two dollars per ahnum in advance-Two
dollars and quarter, half yearlyand If not paid be-
fore the end of the year, TWO dollars and half.
No papers discontinued until all arrearageS paid,
except nj the option of the Editor.
UAdvertisemenS of one square (en lines) or less,
three insertions. 81 90. Each additional nSeT
kion, IS cents. Longer ones IN proportion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-24

Cards, Circulars Bill Heads. Notes, Blank Receipts
Justices, Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets &c, prin
ted with neatncss and despatch, reasonable terms
al this Office.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-24
.BOS PRINTING.

Having general assortment of large, plain and o
Damenta Type, We are prepared to execute every d
scupton of
50 ~ INf1lU Dir THTNf5Tl7f 1Si,CI
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-14
BOARD OF TRADE
Monttarp atH Commercial 8tbietu.
BALTIMORE nctnher IL 1880

BALTIMORE, October 49, 1859.
The Stock operations to-day light the value of the
transactions at the Board being only about s25 O The
business done principally in Railroad shares Northern
Central firm at yesterdays figures but Baltimore and
Ohio dropped OF ola dollar per share. OF the former
stock there $50 shares sold Sl9% cash. $50
tme and the sales of the latter reached $50 shares
$59AG59% seller 60 after 10 days, S594 buyer GO days.
s59S seller 60 after 80 days. and s59h seller 60 days
There sales made for cash. but closed at $594
bid S59S asked regular way Northern Central left off
at s19& bid $40 asked regular way There
quiry for Railroad bonds and note sales of S. COO
Northern Central Railway 1855 at 67 buyer days We
note also sale of $3.50 Baltimore City 1890 at 9sA
City 6s closed at 9SA bid 991 asked for 1885, and 9s
bid 80 asked for 1905 Railroad bonds
bid 81 asked for Baltimore and Ohio 1856 66 bid
asked for Northern Central 1885, 81 bid 92H asked for
Northwestern Virginia first mortgage; and 65h bid, 66
asked for Northwestern Virginia endorsed third mortgage
bonds There nothing done to-day in Mining stocks
For Springfield s1% bid and Gardner Hill closed at
$2S bid S2% asked regular way, but there was no bid
made for Guilford.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has declared
dividend of three per cent for the last six months
the Main Stem, payable the 9th of November also
dividend of four and half per cent for the last six
months the Washington Branch payable of the 25th
instant.
In New York to-day of the Stocks the list
lower New FORK Central declined "a Reading ]; Rock
Island 1; Gaena and Chicago y; Michigan Southern VI
Michigan Southern guaranteed n; and Missouri 6s 81
but Erie advanced II Illinois Central bonds NJ and Vir
ginia 6s r. Cleveland and Toledo, Harlem, and Canton
closed at yesterdays figures
There is comparatively little doing in Foreign Exchange
but we have no material change to note in the rates.
We quote to-day follows, viz London bankers bills at
no. do commercial do at 1898; Paris 60 day bills at
5f 12h; do short sight do. at ST. TO- erp ST. 12H
Bremen 7sh@79A; Amsterdam 4%9414; Hamburg
S74; Cologne 73K@7S5S; Frankfort A.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-14
AHU,OEMENTV

DAN RIcE's GREAT SHow.-The performances at
TINS popular Sho,o attract large crowds both day
night The afternoon exhibition, designed for
ladies' and children, commences at ~ o'clock. The
police arrangements such as to secure the best
order and decorum, and pains are taken by the Off
GERS to secure seats for every body. The tent is
pitched the Hppodrome lot North Calvert
street.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night Mr.. and
Mrs Florence take farewell benefit. They close
four weeks of most successful play. Mr., Florence
will appear as Jerry Murphy, in the farce of Bum
P0togy. Both will appear in Thrice Married and
WorE'ng the Oracle. This is an excellent bill, and
Mr.. and Mrs Florence deserve large house, which
they will certainly receive.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-14

Schr Austin, from Plymouth for Baltimore, arrived
p schr Mary, - was loading guano at Mazaguano, for
Baltimore. 18th ult T., to sail about 2lst
Schr Magnet, Pye, from Richmond, arrived at Halifax
Sehr Maria Moren for Hampton Roads, for orders, was
Scr n G. Durfee, Hail. from Alexandria arrived at Fall
sShr Lizzs Il Russell Todd from Porto cabellO arrived
AsPbnwa cbr M 2R i n and sailed @ 9th on her return
Wareham Sth inst; C. A. Crook -, for Alexandra, sailed
Schr D. Mecalf, Burton, FIN Baltimore for Providence
Bark Gampanero' Dubel for Richmond, cleared at New
schT L II Nickerson Perry, for Baltimore, sailed from
schr Marie Hutchinson, from amore fer Portsmouth,
sehr Carver, Ruml, for Richmond sailed from East
ssr Jos Baker, Wilson, from Rockand for Alexandria,
Schr Elliott Mars for Richmond, sailed from Pro-
schr Albert Pharo Cavalier from Georgetown n c. ar
Schr J Scott, Birisa from Georgetown, D c. arriv-
sohr Mary, - for Baltimore spoken stE inst off
0 sh aerya out Ha 81 % .,aa from Foil
er, Sth inst,
DISASTERS.
NEW YoRK, Oct l2.The brig Sanders, of Searspor was
today, into Hyanns Nothing is Known Of the crew and it
is feared they have pershed.
NEW YORK Gas EASTERN PORTS. ,,.,.
GhaTeSton; schrs Ellis Davis, Savannah Leroy, Asxand
Crd steamships Asia, Liverpool; Alabama Savannah
ships ship Ella Mobile Horizon and BARKER New orleans
park Campalero, Richmond schrs. Wm. Mallory Peters
55nrG rom Iayor, Wilmington N c.. L. B. Cowperthwaite
Charleston
PHILADELPHIA, October 1I-Arr bark Irma. Maracai-
5o; brgs Harvard, London Thos Walter Grand Turk T.
/; schr Palestine, Washington
Cid brig Golden Lead, Mobile schrs Palestine American
Eagle, H. j. Pickup Snow Flake and C. II. Mason, Wash
ingtOn.
PHILADELPHIA, October I2-Arr bark Harriet Fisk
Shields, E-CPd brig Rieman London; schr Elizabeth,
North Carolina. "
BOSTON, October IO.-Arr. bark GrowIer New Orleans
brig Bull: Turks Island; schr Bengal Richmond.
Cd ship Samoset, Charleson bark Armenia CONSTANT
BOSTON, obtober llCld bark A. Brewer Mobile; brgs
lack Hawk, Fernandina: Gamma, Wilmington C schrs
/ H. Flanner do; John Elliott Aux Cayes; John Price,
Richmond; Jas. Miller, Mobile
SOUTHERN PORTS
ALEXANDRIA, October II Arr schr Athol Windsor
GFd ships Silye- Star San Francisco St Charles New
York brig Cuba, Boston
ALEXANDRIA, October l2-Cd. schr Mary Helen, Fol-
ly Landing -
NORFoIK & October IOLArr schrs f. r. Bennett Bos-
- NORFOLK, October I2-Arr. schrs Arcola New York r.
RICHMOND October l1.-Arr. bark A. Manderson Sayan-
nah; M SCH; D 5; Miller, New York
NGI0N, October S.-Arr schrs. Ben, Ned and c.
WILMINGTON October l0-Cpd scbrs T. p Smith ond
NJ. A. Men ell. New York ~ ~
state Philadelphia NY
SAVANNAH, October lO-Arr ships Odessa and William
nathOone, New York schrs. j. A. Stanley New York: J.
York. ' 'eS=' NC"
NEW ORLEANS, October I2.-Arr. ships Toulon. New
0rk Darius Price, and j. Morton, Boston, Reaper Pha
elphIa D. Sheppard Havre Sam Lock, Liverpool schr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-14

Capt Hutchins, of Vienna, lying at Williss wharf,
one of whom gained an entrance into the cabin.
Several sailors were asleep in their berths among
whom was VIM. j. Smith, The opening of the cab
in door awoke him, and on observing man he
sprang from his berth and asked who was there,
when one of the party asked in return what vessel
it was, in reply to which, Smith said "it is none o.
your business" and at the same time fired pistol
at the party, whereupon the scoundrels re-
turned the shot, which took effect in Smiths
thorax. Another of the crew caught one
OF the assaants, but was stabbed in the
right thigh and struck over the head. Smith, after
he had fallen, was assaulted by one of the men
with piece of stove-pipe and cut severely on the
face. Capt Hutchins was sleeping but sprang from
MS berth at the report of pistols only to find Smith
dying. The murderers made their escape from the
vessel, and although the Captain endeavored to
follow them in boat, he lost all trace of them and
they escaped. Smith died before medical aid could
De secured. CoronerS Sparklin held an inquest over
the body and the jury rendered verdict of ''death
from gun or pistol shot, fired by person or per-
sons unknown to the iury,'
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Ia w NTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CGTY.-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied yes
terday:
John Tolly Johns John Kensy Johns and 9th
ers Executors. Bill to enforce the specified execu-
ton of contract alleged to have been entered in
to by John Johns in 1912. Reported before
complainant. Held under curia.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied yesterday ::
David W. Cook Us. James Oswald An appeal
from Justice Myers Judgment affirmed
Andrew Hartner Edward Hare. An appeal
from Justice Mearis. Judgment affirmed
John Nicholas u.s. Jane Eliza Outwater An ap-
peal from Justice Alexander. Judgment affirmed.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. q. Collins Lee, Judge
The following occupied yesterday.
Montgomery Us. Benson. Before reported. Jury
out.
Mcbride Us. Slack & Co. Judgment for return
of property.
Assignment for to-day 255 to 279.
No other Courts in session.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-14
POLICE INTELLIGENCE

sebastian Kelly, for melting t. riot at the 18th
ward polls, was held to bail for Court by Justice
Logan.
U Nv. Smith, for disorderly conduct at the 18th
ward polls and resisting officer Devaughn in the
discharge of his duty, held to bail for Court by
Justice Logan.
Thomas Harkins, for riotng at the 10Th ward
polls, was held to bail for Court by Justice Logan
Otho Thompson, for assauting Sam'l W. Thomas,
was committed for Court by Justice Logan.
George Rose, for assaulting his wife, was COM
mitted for Court by Justice Logan.
James Garrety was arrested yesterday by officer
Grlfhn, charged with assaulting B. F. Auld, with
intent to kill The affray took place near the ship
yard of the Messrs. Abrams. Garrety drew a pistol
and struck Auld, and also tried to shoot him. Held
to bail for Court.
VIM Joice was arrested, charged with stealing
volume of Wordworth's poems. He was commit
ted for Court by Justice McAister
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-14

TEM IS " 2 - n "a
ther dull owing larger supply. Prices have not
changed materially, if anything they shade lower
The quality rather inferior to last week. yet
there prime stock on hand We quote at 10c
for the best and from to 9&c for other grades Aver
age S4c.
for this market New York State has contributed an
usually large number this week.
Veals-The supply Of KITTENS is large They are
selling at $150 each the value of hides and tallow
Good veal will bring sal cents.
Mich Cows-are rather better and selling at S25D
20 as to quality.
Sheep and Lambs-The demand for good sheep is live
y, at higher rates, while lambs less active Some
very hne lambs sold at SIS per head Sheep have realized
S250a7 SO Messrs McGraw and 0'Bren sold ,193 head
for s11 .408 10.
Swne-The receipts about 6 500 head. We quote
t5hG6h cents for common to prime disery and corn
fed
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, October 12.-ouercitron
Bark is steady and further small sale was made on ar
rival at S2S for first No 1. l#...
There is very little movement in Cotton. and only
about 200 bales have been sold to-day previous
The Flour market is unchanged there is some little
demand for export to-day for the West Indies and good
straight superfne is generally held at S5.12k per Dbl
without finding buyers, the only sales being 300 bbls
Penna extra at s537H and 500 do Western Family at
$562k 575. The retailers and bakers are buying in
lots as wanted prices ranging from So up to SIS 5O@
675 per bb for to choice superhne extras and
fancy brands as in quality Rye Flour and Corn Meal
contnuei request and at s4l2H for the former,
and $3 rs per Dbl. for the latter
In Grain there is rather more ooing 10 Nneat, ana
prices are steadily maintained, with light receipts and
stocks sale about 900 bushels mostly prime south
ern red sold 125c including some lots priced at that
a.e ana some small lots of white at Sl5oalooc rye Is
wanted and 900 bushels old Penna. brought sOc in
Corn meets with acti We demand, and some
@ us yellow, part not prime, found buyers at VOC
ahoat and in store The receipts light and the de-
mand good Oats are better and about 200 bushels,
mostly prime southern, sold 4243c chiefly at the lat
ter price afoat Barley and Malt quiet, and we are
only advised OF small sale of the latter at eOc.
In Groceries the auction sale of Coffee is the only no
iceable feature to-day, the particulars which will be