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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20
CLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

rJ,liE srrnni session IL this School will begin oil
| the lir.t Wednesday ~ October 1855 amd rl0S'
the third "Wednesday "f july. la"'. The design
of this Schnn i, thoroughly I" prepare youths t"T
the University of Virginia. The Course of study
embraces everything that Is necessary To the degree
of \. NJ. NJ our University.
The school j. located III the mountains "t fau-
ucr. Il region well known for s hralthiul rllInat,
and beautiful scenery. II Is tw" miles south oil
Markham Station. on the Manassas tap ha'ir'ad'
and 80 miles from AlcNandria.
TEguS-S22J, srni annually IN advance VIZ
SlI2.JU Oh the lit OF October, and sli2.Io Oh the
lst "f March.
Modern hanguasc at extra charges
For further particulars. apply t" the Principal, at
Markham Station. fnmpuler County, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. J. Z. Mrl;uirr. H. II. = Of Va.
Trustee. nj Charlcstown Academy, Jefferson
County. Va.
Professors Rlcdsoc Harrison. Srhclc De We're,
M-Guifie and Smith of the University "t NnGil''"'
Il. JAQrELiN AMBLER.
Fuu,,Iicr County. feb i--""tf
r,uARLES iEKNDON. U.,rE Co>wir {"
v HERypov.l ATTOHNEi At Iii ", FRED
EurchsurUG. Va. continues t" practice III tue
Court. of King George. stafford, Iar"hn'' spot
,ylyania. and the town of Frcdcri"hShurs.
Collections promptly made AMI RENTED.
-EEFEnENCEs:-
David Funstrn, Mc.srs. F"we Co.,
,,,.,rc. a E,,ut Me.srs. CakrmU>e Co..
Fr,nri. l.. smith, McN Weigh Il Chamberlain
John i. Duiurcrlrld. Sm""f' 'h!er va
John =. Barbour, f""'is'" " "!"''
Lewis Mckenzie, John II. brc"''
pu,k. Herbert BRYAN. Adams 4 Co..
T. T. SuttI, & Co. md other merchants.
fredericksburg. Va. ~ 2f--'i5"'v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

EMOVAL-Z ENGLISH BRO. hay,
N removed to pAISGEHFIELrs LARGE WARE
HOUSE,, No. 81 NORTH uNIoN STREET. where they
will be pleased To see their friends aud customers
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

THE SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
IvNbEI; the instruction Of the subscriber al h''
\ residence in Alexandria. will Resume IT. rAer
ci.cs on Thursday. September Sth. The ,"h'cr'-
I,,r will only receive a. many pupils a. he eat,
instruct faithfully, with due regard t" proper habits
of s,u.ly. ard an accurate comprehension OF what
eyer is taught. Special attention Ia given I" Use
English branches of education and t" The Ancient
languages.
TGaus:-F"r Day Scholars. $3.50 per qnarief.
aug a-2awlw GEORGE \. SMITH. a. VI.
lXTHEELER 4 WILSON'S NOIs Ell T. ; ;
w SEWING MACHINES, Ilemmers, and
Needles, for sale 10y the A-.nt in this city
WM Il. RICHARDS. Jr..
au- ls-3, No TO- kng street..
4 LEWlVES 10 bbls. y. :. ALEW IVES,
n for sale by Iaug Isl Fo"LE CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20
DIR. MCGUIRE,

OFFERS his Professional services /" the cli
" zens al Alexandria and the vicinity. Office II
the 5. ". corner Of Prime. and Royal streets
ian 70-dAcI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

gsg~ For sales of real estate. &c, advcr-
t.scd to take place in front OF the Mayors
Office this dav. see Auction column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

\ letter writer estimates S:;GUuUO rs the
amount left in the Virginia Mountains by
visitors each season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

YoRKTnwX. pr. F. Il. Power, the owner
Of the field on which the surrender Of Corr
wallis took place has granted its use Tor the
parade and encampment of the cavalry resI-
mrnt, on the 18th of October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

CULTIVATION As TEACHER WANrED.-A
- Young man vino was educated al the Universe
" OF Virginia. has had three years experience
in teaching. and is will qualified to give inSir"c-
tiou in Latin Greek. Moral Philosophy. the usual
English branches, and Elementary Mathematics.
is DESTROYS of obtaining situation in some Phi
waite School or Academy. References EXCHANGED.
Address j. ". }.
aur l0--2awIm Loui.a Court House. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

lIMITII'S FILES AND SCREW PLATES
- Very superior Files and Horse Easps. and a
full assortment of Stocks and Dic.. just rereiy-,
from the makers. GEO. I. BALDWIN.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

4 STRAY.-A BLACK SOW. with both ears
~ cropped. was discovered in the Corn Field at
Bush HILL ON the 18th inst. The owner is reIucS-
ted to come forward prove property, pay charges,
and take her away. Apply t" TlIoS. LAWSON,
Manager at Bush Hill, Fairfax County, Va.
nn., lI-rniI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

The Lynrhburg Nrginian says Of Alex
andria, that "shc Is glorious old Virginia
city. remarkable for the enterprise, mt"lli
geuce. and proluse hospitality ii her citi,
zens'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, AT
MANASSAS STATION. BY virtue Of HI or
der of the County Court OF Prince William county.
pronounced at the June term Of said Court, IN tho
case nt Cannon Il Brother We. Walter X. Baker,
also r. j. Cannon W. same, | shall proceed To sell
II the front door Of the Court House, on he BrSt
Hrnd,,g ~ SejiemLer nert ONE ACRE "i LAND,
-. -, Manassas Station, on which there u "A go"d
Sci DWELLING HOUSE, aud other out houses.
TEENS op SALE.--A credit Of SIX, twelve, AMI
eighteen mouths will be- given the purchaser Civ
iug bond with approved security, to bear interest
from III. day of saethe title to he withheld until
all the purchase money !. paid.
j. X. PURCELL, Deputy Sheriff, for
$. X. DAVIS, Sheriff
Prince VIM county, jy ls-eots
HANDSOME FARM FOR SALE.--By vu
i tue Of deed Of trust from ;. }. Saunders
aud wife, to the undersigned. dated the LIST of Sep
trn,ber, lSil, and dnly recorded, | will offer for
sale by auction, Saturday. tho Sd day 9t Sep
,eah,r n.yi. al II a'riock, A. H., in front OF the
Mayors Once, in the town Of Alexandria, the
tract of land in Fairfax county, called CRACKER
HALL, with sundry other tracts al AGENT thereto,
containing together about TWO HUNDRED AND
FIVE ACRES said lands lie about three miles
from Alexamdria, south of Hunting Creek, aud "n
the road from AIcxand ria to Mount Vernon.
90 There aTe cOmmodOus BUILDINGS on
III the property, all in good order. Terms at
SADIE lily 3U-eoldl IL. BARTON, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

NXTAGuN BOWS. BENT RIMS AND PA
w TENT CLOTH, and great variety of best
Malleahc Castings, offered at lowest rates All
III want are solicited to call before purchasing.
aus Is GEO. 7. BALDWIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

ANEW BOOKS-ddnm B,d,. by George Elliot.
N author Of "Scenes in Bridal Life. price 81.
The Laird "f Norinnd. II Scottish Story. by the
author OF Margaret Maitland. 1.-The Days "t my
Life" Re-, 81. For sale by
aug ~ EoBEhl bh!h
TINIMorIlY SEEp.--jD bushels prime TlMo-
i THY SEED. for sale by
aug 20-cod2m i. \. Blk EN II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

= CASKS SUGAR CURED and PLAIN FAM
y lily HAMS just received. aud for sal. 10y
.ny ~ JOHN 4. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20
supER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

WYE have received the agency OF superior
w SUPER PHOSPHATE of LINE, which
we eau sell at Il very low price
andy WIN. H. FOWIE 4 son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

DNkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
l. By virtue of deed of trust from James :.
OIen, and wife to me, executed on the 18th day VI
April. 1855, tor the purpose. therein mentioned,
will sell public auction, to thu highest bidder, IN
front of the Court house, in Leesburg, on Thur.
d"g he pr" day If September, 1859, the tract OF
LAND, conveyed by said deed, known n tho
"TEXAS FARM" Said tract lies in the counties
uf Loudoun aud Prince william. adjoining the
lands Of Horace Luckett. Joseph ID. Taylor, Samuel
Simpsons heirs, aud others, ana contains about
2i3 ACRES of LAND. This FARM is Of good
red soil. well wat.red, susceptible of high state
of cultivation and is particularly de.irable iot
grazing purposes.
Tguys-One third in cash, and the balance in
two equal instruments, payable in one and two
y,ars from the day Of salc with intercst from that
dnic--the two deferred payments to be secured 10y
bonds. with good personal security; and the ;tls
to be retained till the whole Of the purchase money
Dc paid AEIH. l.. ROGERs, trustee
I.ouduun county, il 29-eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

JuuN MURPHY, ATTORNEl At Ia ~
y will practice III the Courts OF "eStinore'ah",
Richmond. md Northumberland I"uh''.
Or. H.. S,,r, W.stm"r.Iand C'unty. Va.
lie. 3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

FAIRFAX CANr MEETING.-A part OF the
company from this place for the camp meet
inc in Fairfax Co.,. left here yesterday morn
ing at o'clock, ou the ears Of the Alexandria,
L,uloun and Hampshire Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

CULTIVATION WANTED.--A young man VII"
y has had fifteen months experience III teaching
the usual English branches. Latin French ana
Drawing desires a situation as teacher III pm
rate family. Best references given as t" character
and c,pacity. Address Box 2i3. Alexandria, Va.
.uU 2O-cu2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

The sixty.cighth annual meeting Of the
Alhemarle Baptist Association, commenced
in the Baptist church near Mt. Crawford,
Rockingham Co.. on Tuesday last. The IT,
trrduct"ry sermon Wa, preached according
to announcement, by Elder Il. L. Taylor, OF
Stanton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

AccIpENr-Thr numerous friends 81 Rev.
Jnsiah Warden. in this city, will be panied 10y
the information that no has met with al ac-
cilent which drprivrs his charge at Frrdrr-
lex. Md. of his able services Tor the present.
While at work i'll his garden with Il pruning
hook. hr cu, himself badly on the thigh
UuSL STAR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

OFFER FOX SALE the residence OF the late
DIR. Robert Wexford, located mile from
Brandy Station, Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
- The HOUSE is large and c"mmodi"nS.
HI with six or eight ACRES OF LAND attach
ell, and all necessary out buildings.
The situation Ii well suited for Il professional
gentleman or one living i'll a city. aud desiring {"
plea SAINT and healthy country residence
VIM. y. WELLFOED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

CONTEMPLATED DrEL.-A dispatch was re-
ceyed in this city, yesterday, from the May
or Of Fredericksburg, stating that o. Jcn-
ming Wise and Robert Old, Jr., had passed
through that place, on their way North, for
the purpose Of fighting a duel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-20

LARGE TrNxEL.-Thc big tunnel on the
Cuyinrtnn and Ohio Railroad, in Greenbrer
county, Va. is HOO feet lons, and 100 feet
below the surface of the earth. Its 800 feet
longer than the Blue Ridge tunnel. The
width is twcnty-sryrm feet, To accommodate
double track, and the height is - feet.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
Arrival of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-The Overland Califor-
mia mail, with dates to the 18th ult., arrived
here tonight. There are no through passen-
gers.
$4,000 worth of good property was thrown
overheard from the steamer Uncle Sam, during
n hurricane she encountered forty miles from
the "Heads."
The State Medical Society had exonerated
DR.. Cole.
The Quaker City's passengers of January 2S
failed to connect with the Golden Age, in con-
sequence of inability Of the steamer to cross
CoatzacOalcos Bar, or accountIof heavy gale.
Dates from Honolulu to January 20, are re-
ceived. The exports of whale products for
1858 are upwards Of 10000 barrels oil and
100000 pounds of bone, a material increase
over the exports of the year previous. Some
difficulty had occurred in 0khotsk Sea, grow
ing ont of the efforts of the Russian brig Con-
stantine to prevent the American, French and
other vessels from whaling there.
johnson Island had been taken possession
of by a force from San Francisco, acting for
the Pacific GuanO Company. improvements
were in progress with the view of shipping
guano. 1re-.-- --.s. ....,
The passengers report that new silver mine,
had been opened in Arizona. Lead, copper
iron, alum, gold and silver ore abound in thai
Territory. The reports from the Gila mines
continue unfayorable. mn .'T~ . p. r.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
Additional from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, March 9.-The steamship
Quaker City's mails furnishs the following
additional intelligence from Vera Cruz to thu
lst inst:
MiramOn had sent force to attack Jalapa
which was defeated and returned to Perote
Miramon then marched Eastward, and arrived
before Alvarado with three thousand men, in.
tending to march on Vera Cruz via the sea.
coast road. The inhabitants of Vera Cru,
were much excited, but felt confident of de.
feating Miramon.
MTNTTITLAN, March "a rumOr reached
here just as the Quaker City was sailing, thai
an express had arrived announcing Mramon'!
arrival before Vera Cruz with five thousand
men and thirty mine guns.
LATER.-Vera Cruz was in state of siege
and excitement. The watch-word of Mira.
mons army was, "Liberals or Death" The
express from the capital, intended for the Ten.
nessee, was detained by Miramon to conceal
his movements.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
River Intelligence.

al.
w, 'o'.ei"'' ""' ~ "s P''"'""' :" ''".u wv wv
-. ,. 49,. ,. s.. Wv
w. - - -, ''e '.',,';' ''o' .,' .'''
Du.in1as was 0"'' '''''''"'" "'''' VII '"' i"'ee
''Sre','S.
o .n""so ~ n',e ~ 'i' i"'s VI freight
WIN ''',i o''' W t'" 'i''' anu o. "'''' VIZ
P"o'e VIZ.
to FnUr 3I po ond Mi orI SS 'on; rnish
lie. per 100 lbs .F >. III - !. g
~ NASIlvILLEmW Whisky, lOc per bril-; Ale, Soc; Pound
Srs nus Wv Pomnd Freigbts ooc NOR loo
Whisky and Oil, 50c. per bril-; Stoves 2jc; Ale, 4Oc
Per io @ w, ,o pS ana ~, tSc: Lo
per brl.
~ NEW ORLEANS hisky ana vi, 49c.; tlonT, 3Oc
FTeiShts sOc ner Io Horses SO ner head. Keg Lard
l2c.; empty barrels, 2Oc. = r."
The regular packets arrived time with large car
goes of produce. .I.. .-...
The Endeayor from PittEburg struck asnag as she
was making landing near Ashland, which caused
her to ship 2G feet water in her hold, but being filed
with iron and nails caused no material damage to
her freight. The Captain entered protest at Ports
| month
| The Jacob Poo from p;ttsbpre for Louisville and
coody E,;ond from tho son,o MORT for @ on, noss
| od down yes,erdoy = ~. =" ,'' Z
Tho n1oe Torronco arrival from, Now or,oops with
n f,,, cargo of grocarias for this MORT
| Tho Casol from IopisvilIe nassed nm IN pittsIurp
| 49,, ,,so,ou,,,, .oo ell. os 1T, iouo
| MI c;.aor,,, =, ,ooI e. ~ n,a,,a lac. ,,.,
,no with e,o tuno fro;gbt aud ri, ,o.oongo I;st
III d n uan,,,,o,, o,oa,oI o.. Nnsh-iI,o ,i,h
fair trim She had ON hoord 40 ,oad ~ hor.os
rba pocobonto. ,of, foy ,ho ,yohosh R;or With On,
,rns fre,ght Cantoin Rieiev infnrms us that he in
| ,,,a 90 r,,,, os q roo,lo, r,o,,o, T.; ,ho to1 II,
Roc FIJI, cargo. ON oood for tbo .o,ur, ,rin
Tbo porl,orshuro Iof, for porkorsburg Iast ovorir
with a fair trim
| The ohio No q had mot arrival vhon ,vo Iort ,h,
ro,oo ~ Incl I'm, yi,l Jo,rtIoss ho cn',rS ~ l ~,
,his n,o.ninn - - 'O'
w. rnanr, .,o. =. r,.,n,,. ,o.. oo,,,.,. -.
| -. ...siI,. -, mi, -, ,J' ''e - w II,v' 49,
NV. "oa"nI i'oin.' ooal mn
,, ,oa5 r. aoaad -, "'' ""o '''
| M, srooiol disnotch 20 tho ,,,or,to, or H.,
| ,ostor5oy !. ,r.s .oor,1 ,,t a., . =, ~;
novid C;tson Tond;. ona No.. 49,
No,v orIoon. On ,bo och a,d ,to W., -, :"
onr disnatchas Iast oron;,r - pit.ei,'' u
,ho NIonnmaahoIo a~d annnha,n pi',on" 1',',
ron;dIv >e -'''''' A"''''"s
| STEAMERS LEAVING TO-DAY.
The Belmont leaves for Wheeling and pittsbnr0 n
| noon to-day; Can't Calhoun is in command
The swift and elegant steamer Bostona, Cant U
McLain starts for Maysville and Portsmouth at l
NJ, with the mail: Messrs TAYLOR and Uarbin are 1,
| the Office.
The fine passenRer packet Freestone. Can,ai
Whipps, leaves for Maysyille at noon from The foo
of Main street. Our friend, II. @. Bruco. will h
| found In The office Isr. ',''
The Lancaster. with Captain John Conner in com
| mand and Clerks Jenkins and White In tho oeic,
will, oclear for Maysvillc. ot,2M -"
The repular Thursday nackot Ohio No yi,, c,oo
for porkersburg and Marietta Mt 5p. NJ, nrocisoI,
There il no necessity for us TO say ANYTHING in
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.


FLOUR-The market was quito dull to-day, and the
tendency of prices downward, though they not be
quoted lower The sales were 700 brs. at s. g. deliv-
merits at w 81 and 10 do. extra W. W. at 50 3j The
receipts are light. .rH ',.rI =. p
WIiISKY-rhe demand is quite limited and prices
&C. lower, closing dull sales Of 700 brs. at 2iic in
cludin9 that from wagons. r s. = =.
PRONlSIONS-There is no special change in the
market 800 brs, Mess Pork sold at sly 70; $50 hhds
Bacon Sides at &C., and 30 do. shoulders at 70. Bulk
Meats are IN fair demand, at 66l6c. for Shoulders
and SgSAc. for Sides but holders are asking higher
rates for a articles hence not much done. 400 brs.
Lard sold yesterday at lll4r. O..
GROCERI IES-Sngar duh but nchanged. Molasses
selling in the small weight at 36c Coffee unchanged
WHEAT-rhe market Is frmer, without change in
prices sales COO BUSH good White Mt 81 3 COO do do
do at VI tO $50 do, prime Red at 81 49, 800 do fair
mixed at " 80, and 40 do. prime White at 81 a..
CORS-rhe market was dull to-day, although
at SOc '"t ' sF
BARLEY-The market remains dull and prices are
unsettled; sales 100 bush. fair at 6sc and 100 do.
prime at 73c.
G26l63c. -.. T r : -' 'I
SEED--Sales 2j brls Clover at SO 20; 25 bush and
% sacks do at S6 2j Market quiet, with hut mod
rate demand.
POTATOEs-Sal 10 brs. at SO 20, and 200 do.
primo Northern, in lots, at 81 3O612 20 per brl.
lOGS-G,OO0 head (sOp), To average 27j lbs. gross,
sold at 81 gross per Cwt 10 he delivered during the
monthB of March, April and May, at the pens In the
vicinity Of Dayton, in this State They were bought
by Philadelphia and Baltimore parties. ... r.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
tBy telegraph
New York Market.

New YoRK, March 9--P VI.
Flour-state and Western less active and 6tdIOc
lower; sales 1900 brs at 81 Coos 80 for superior State
s. l06 20 for extra do; S5 70p for superior Nesern
So G0d6 80 for common TO good extra do anu 50 g5G
ing dull Canadian Flour unchanged; sales 300 brls
at 50 GnCd6 20 for extra. Rye Flour So 5000 2j
Wheat dull and unchanged; sales lO,jlO bush. at
SIC. for unsound Chicago Spring; 81 40 for Red lndi
ana, and 81 as for White Tennessee. Rye quiet at
gOd92c. Barley dull at 706l7jc. Corn lower; sales
$40 bush. at SGC1Ssc for Yellow Southern, and
2,j00 bush. mixed Western In store, at SEC. Oats dull
at N6lj7c for State, and 6l0D63c. for Western and Ca
madam.
Whisky hrmer and more active; sales 900 brs. at
2Sd2Slsc., cash and time.
Pork opened dull hut closed firm sales ll5D brs.
at $7 Til7 S7 for mess and Sl7 3l0l1 ~ for old
do and Sl3 2j for prime Beef steNdy; sales 100 brs.
at Sc 06n7 for country prime; SS0g for do. mess
81 800 for repaCkcd Chicago do and Sl2 j - for
extra do. Prime Moss Beef quiet sales 100 ties. Tay-
IOrs extra at Sl7 Beef Hams steady sales 200 hrs.
at SlI@.l7 80 Dressed Hogs dull ut s0SlSc. Gut
Meats quiet sacs 100 pkgs. ut 6}6Q6a4c for Shoulders
and Sl5C69lsc. for Hams
Lard dull; sales 100 brs. at llJs@l2c and 90 choice
do. at l2l5c.
Butter quiet at ll@lsc. for Ohio, and l7@g7c. for
State Cheese firm at S(Gllc
sales 10000 lbs. clear Sides at lOc, and 10000 lbs
Ncllics on private terms.
TaOw firm; sales 45,UJQ lbs prime at l0Ac.
Cotton firm; sales 6O00 bales.
I.nsccd Oil dull at Sldl o..
Hdcs firm; Duonos Ayres advanced 5c.; sales at
2Skc. ..
Sugar steady ut 6N@7i6c Coffee Arm.
Freights quiet,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
River News.

PITTsBuRG, March 9-M.-River eleven feet
six inches by the pier, and rising in both rivers
Weather cloudy. Arived-New Monongahela
and Hastings. Departed-Lebanon for St.
Louis, and Economy for Louisville.
ST. LOUIS, March 9-M.-The river contin-
ues to rise rapidly, and all the upper streams
are swelling, and in good boating condition
Weather cloudy and mild.
PITTsBURe, March 9.--River twelve feet si1
inches by the pier and rising. Weather clear
No arrivals since noon. Departed Stepher
Decatur.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-Riv0r falling rapidly
with feet on the falls and feet 10 inches il
thecanal. The steamer Time managed to ge
over the falls yesterday, but not without get
ting aground. There is considerable mud a
the head of the canal, which will soon b,
removed by the dredge boat. The falls are no
now navigable for boats of any size. Weathe
clear. Mercury SO. tI.f.,gT
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
fBy Telegraph
PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHuADELPIuA, March g.
There is good demand for Flour, and prices have
advanced l2l8c; sales 200 brls ct So 373@6 62fc.
for Superhne, and Sc 1896 81 for Extra Rye Flour
advanced to 81 5O@4 62g. Corn Meal firm at 50 rs.
Wheat comes forward slowly, and is in demand; sales
800 bush, at 81 55l GO for Red, and 81 65Dl IS for
White. Rye is wanted at a3c. Corn s active, and has
advanced 23c.; sales 10000 bush Yellow at s5NnS6c.,
closing at the latter figure. Oats also advanced sales
5000 bush Delaware and Pennsylvania, at b6G635Ic.
No change in Groceries or Provisions.
Whisky firm at 2S6l2Sl5c. - .
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
New HamDshire Election.

CONCORD, March 9.-Returns from sixty sew
en- towns, foot up as follows: Goodwin, Rep,
1850: Cate, DEM, 1888. 100 Republicans
and 36 Democrats have been elected to the
House, and eight of the twelve Senators are
Republicans.
The three Republican candidates to Congress
have been elected,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
Vessels Ashore.

'BosToN, March 9.-The briggs Mercy Cousins,
from Havanna, Edwin, from Cardenas, and
Monagas from st. Thomas, all went ashore in
the Bay last night. Their crews were saved
but the vessels and cargoes are probably
total loss.
NEw York, March 9.-The brig Princeton
from Jamaica, is ashore at Squam Inlet Crew
saved.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
Collision.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-The new steamer
Baltimore on her second trip from. ..Havanna for
this port with cargo of fruit, came in collis-
ion with q propeller last night off Thomas
Point, Chesapeake Bay. The Baltimore sunk
Immediately, the crew barely escaping with
their lives.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
Arrival of the Glasgow.

NEW York, March 9.-The steamship Glas-
gov from Glasgow on the 10th ult., has arrived
mere. Her advces have been anticipated. She
reports having seen immense icebergs onthe
VOYAGE.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
tBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March Q.
Cotton unchanged; sales 1850 bales.
Sugar dull, and declined 4c.; sales at 5a616c for
fair to fully fair Moasscs 32c for prime to choice.
Flour firm. Corn advancing, at a5c. for prime
White. Oats TIC. .H ...
Mess Pork SIS for Western. Lard dull at llHc
Gunny Bags l0hc.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
smith O,BrIen in New York.

NEw YORK, March 9.-Smith 0'Bren has
accepted an invitation to receive the congratu-
latiOns Of his countrymen here, about the mid
die Of May next.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-10
.r-.. lBy Telegraph
New York Cattle Market.

., New YORK, March o.
Beeyes quiet Receipts 9,OOg head. Sales at 7SlOlfc.
for Inferior 10 the best and l269l3c. for premium
average glac.
Sheep!ectivo and advanced Receipts 1000 head.
Swine heavy Receipts 1900 head, Corn.fed ac-
marketaLle.F = gtH y VIZ u III II