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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21
Commercial Intell;gence.

LIVERPOOL COrToy MARKET.The market closed
with but little inquiry and prices weak, while some
authorities say that in many cases reduction Oh
81 had been submitted to.
The advces from Manchester are unfavorable;
the market was dull, the East Indian demand hav-
ing subsidized.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrurrs MARKEr.-In the Liv
erpoo Breadstufs market, all descriptions were
slightly lower Messrs Richardson, Spence Co.
quote American -four very dull and unsaleable, and
quotations nominal, Ut lie. "a l3s 3d. Wheat de-
ciEed I'd. "a Sd. Western S. ~ los; do. white 40
u lis; white Southern los. I'd. Ia lbs. Corn had
downward tendency, and holders were pressing
vi the market at "A reduction for European Ameri-
san sorts were quoted: mixed 6s ID. @ 6s. Sd; yell
~" Is. 81. os l0d.; white IS. (9 IS. I'd.
NEn York, June lS.-There is but little In the
ei'ck market worthy of notice. Government hves
Of 1874 are steady at lOl fu State stocks, Mis-
'oln'sstood at S6i; North Caroliua'sat ga; Ten
"sssees at va: ymgnias Ut %. There is but lit
!s 'hange in the money market, the rates ranging
''ui hve To nine per cent, according TO tipie anu
slicty.
lhe receipts from custom. on Thursday amount
sll5, s60: Yesterday to $7l 749; total IN ths
suo-Ireasury S3.6O5,DlS. This being the last
d"y 10 receive proposals for the five million loan
:" thought the rate will be about five and hall
day f5O0,OUs, and the Ariel about 1891 900, IN
si,ce
Fnur has declined about ten cents barrel ana
1y tors'gn news shows decline abroad also.
III The day goods trade, the total thrown inF"
+."Ael the past week, was Sl,Sl597S, being an IN
s''e over the corresponding week OF last year oil
sLO5all1.
There Is more activity in Land Warrants, and
en- advance
NOTICE TO CITY TAN PAYERS.-City Tax
~ Payers are notified that they can save Eight
~ cent BY paying their bills in full, on or before
,' NC .o'h OF this month, (June,l OF Six per cent 1t
r%"y July IT. Bills will he ready for delivery
Holiday, June goth. Office open from A. NJ
in Market House Building.
1DhN A. FIELD, Collecr. I'd Sd Wards.
mA. II. SMITH, lsta 18th
ei'-ustJaIy "
aLi.-jOo bush. Agricultural Salt, for sale by
Yes J. N. HARPER ! co.
WooL purchased by
" ha ROBINSON ! PAINE.
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ro,sien Imnorts at Nav York,

The foreign imports for the week have been very
large, both in dry goods and general merchandise,
the total being far i'll advance of the corresponding
week in any previous season, as will be seen 10y the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21

NOR SALE-My tarm in FGuquier county, con
il tanning by a recent survey, FOUR HUN
DRIED AND FOKTI-SIX ACRES and 20 poles.
This land lies Cu the Rappahannock river, about a
quarter OF mile from the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, aud IN an excellent neighbDrhOOd There
~. are on il, very convenient DWELLING
III Hot : l., spacious barn, and other cut houses,
all III good repair. never failing spring Of pure
water, is within forty yards III the house-ice house,
and ire-I,pnd, az near. The fields not III cultiya-
ton, well .et Ia gTas-, and taking into view H.
close proximity IL the Railroad Post Office, 6rl't
Mill a mile off, and other advantage, this farhi
may he safely recommended very desirable
property Any one wishing To see tho Taii i"th
will be shown il by Mr.. II. 4. Embry On the place.
Terms made known by JOHN >. hNoA,
an 30-.otf Airr""drin, Va.
&c. STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
E:s SALE OR RENT, at Bailey Cross Roads, ut
m. intersection Of the Columbia and Middle Turn
,;k. 6y, mile from Alexandria also Wheel
WRIGHT and smith Shop. with an extensive run OF
cu.tom-nlso small FARM near the Cross Roads,
-. with "A new and convenient DWELLING. Ad-
Ha lress the subscriber, at Washington city, or
inquire the | b;ni6es. LEW ls BalLEi.
Fairfax c"inty. lr" lx--s"u
u MEDIATE lev families with pleasant Rooms and
country eight miles FROM Alexandria, and ten from
Washington, ON the Alexandria aud Leesburg
TURNPIKE. Address
MRS. EMMA BARTLETT.
Fails Church. Fairfax county. Va. ie l--eolm
TINAR.-North Carolina Tar and Pitch, for sale
i By lie 2Ol J.. \. HARPER 4 co.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 20.--Flour closed dull sales
unimportsut; Howard street 81. Wheat closed
dull; white 1900 1885, red 1909 l6Oc. Corn
closed 6rm; white s2@s5c.; yellow sO@s4c.-
Provisions closed steady; bacon sides s4c.; shout
isrs he. WhiskeY closed dull and nominal.
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NEw YORK, June 2O.-Flour closed at decline
Of slp 10 cents; State $59o@S6.2 20; Ohio $3.50
<7ls; Southern $7.OO@s7.3O. Wheat closed
heavy; new Georgia $50; good Michigan white
1905 Corn closed with downward tendency;
mixed 81 M SEE. Pork closed heavy and unsettled;
,.s.. xlS so; prime Sll25 Lard closed steady at
iUi@lI.c Whiskey closed dull at 2o(g zo1c.-
stocks are dull. Cumberland Coal Co ID. Va.
s, y63: Mo- 6S S6s.
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OFFICE OF THE ALEXANDRIA Gas w"hhH'
JrNE lsTu, 1899
DILI.S for the quarter ending June 18th, are
ID now ready for delivery. On all bills paii
within tiy. .lays after the 1t al July discount "i
) Der cent. will b, allowed. When the bills are not
paid within ten days after the 1T oi July, the
How "f Ga- will be stopped
Consumers of Gas will take notice that hy a re-
cent act of the City Council. change has been
ordered in relation the collection OF Has bills
In consequence of this change 1t will he impossi'
Bile for me to make but one call
ie 2o-3t J. ROXBURY, Supt. Of Gas.
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NJ OTICE.-The subscribers have formed CO.
N PARTNERSHIP under the firm Vt j. u. d
X. H. HUTTON, for the purpose Of manufsctur-
ing WOODEN GOODS, at Bucklsnd, Prince VIII
liam County, Va.
JOHN B. HUNT0N, BGcklsnd, va.
ROBT. II. HUNT0N, AlexsIdris, Va,
ian Scott
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VIRGINIA MILITARY 1NSTITrTE.-Tho
Y Board OF Visitors will meet on the 9th oil
june to make appointments as cadets. Arplca-
tons should lie forwarded 10 the undersigned, ac-
cnm,auied hy the usual testimonials "t fair moral
character. The age and christian name of the ap-
picant should hc distinctly stated. All arplicn-
lions for State cadet appointments. sho"ld satisfy
the Board of Visitors Of the inability .: the apri-
cant to enter as pay cadet.
The following Districts will be vacated for State
Cadets, under the arrangement OF the cid C"hsti-
tuition of Virginia:
" Aibemarle Amherst and Nelson.
VI. Augusta and RuckhTilse.
VIII. Monuugaiia, Randolph, &c.
X Halifax and Mecklcnhurg.
NJ. Buckingham and Campbell.
MI AccoInac, York, Northampton, &c.
NH. Madison, Culpcpcr, &c.
MY Frederick, Jefferson. &c.
Ky. Wythe, Tazcwcll. Smythe, &c.
XVI Grccnhrer Monroe. Giles, DC.
XII Berkeley, Morgan, Hampshire.
NNIII. Harrison, Lewis. Wood &C
%NX. BotctouTt, Allegheny, &c.
NEXI Brooke, Ohio. Tyler, &C..
Applications Tor teachers from the graduating
class will receive attention. II made before tho 4th
of July.
The era .luatins exercises will take place ON the
lth ot JnIv and there will he the usual exhibition
Of fireworks at night.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, :iupt
Lexington. Va ic lS-e"tt
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HENRY DAINGERFIELD,
W. p. CONWAY, Commssrs.
Stafford county, je 9-2uwts

VALUABLE FISHING SHORE FOR SALE.
' By virtue of a dscree OF the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax County, rendered in the cause of Allison
and others. ". Rearion and Others, the undersgn
ell will .el at public auction to the highest bidder,
N,"d"y The ls'h Of JoIy, 1853, tC"urt-day,) at
Fairfax Court House, the valuable FISHERY
known a SANDY POINT" with sufficient land
attached for the ot the Fishery.
TERMS :-Onc. tenth in hand the residue in three
equal instruments of six, twelve ana eighteen
months, with interest from the day OF sale; the de-
fered payments, 10 lie secured by the notes of the
purchaser, and retention OF the title to the pro-
perty until the last payment i. made, and the cash
payment q he forfeited and the property rcsoi at
the cost of the purchaser, in the event Of his not
complying with the terms OF sale.
WIN. l.. EDWARDS.
LAW. Is. TAYLOR. Commission
GEO. W. BRENT. ers of Sale.
VIM. ii. DULANY.
Fairfax county, jc 1S-cots
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je I3-eot. c. ". WATTLEs, Trustees
By I. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THRUST SALE OF REAL PR0PERTY.-Un
i der authority of deed of trust dated the 10th
Of March, 1858, and duly recorded i'll Liber l. No.
3, page SO, Of the land records Of Alexandria coun
~, will offer for sale by auction, Ihor.day
he 3Oh dag ~ mae, 1859, at / o'clock, A. NJ,
III front OF the Mayors office, in the city of Alex
andra, two undivided third parts of the quarter
square of ground iii said city, situated at the south
vest corner OF the intersection Of King and West
streets, finding on King street i23 feet inches,
more or less, and West street l76 feet inches,
4" more OF less. The improvements embrace
@large WAREHOUSE, IAN excellent business
stand at the corner, and number Of c0mmOdious
brick and frame DWELLINGS, Of medium e.
aud .mall sizes, all in good order Terms, Maa
cash ic l7-eOtdl X. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21

NXTARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN County, NA.This plcasantmoun
tain retreat was opened the lsrh of May,
1852 The conductors will possess eminent adj
yantagcs tor obtaining the best prov is"ns ana del
iracies of the season from the ashiHgtDn ana
Alexandria markets. such Grabs, Turtles, Fish,
etc, besides supplies "t Nation, Wild Honey, etc,
from the markets of the valley and mountains
adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers HON Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mund aud the lower country will leave Alexandria
in the morning, and reach Buckt"n Station by The
Manassas Gap Railroad, at IL o'clock the same
lhy Comfortable coaches will he III readiness to
convey visitors to the Springs from Buckton-'ils
tance one mile. From Stanton aud Winchester
a daily line 81 coaches connect with the Manassas
Gap Railroad
TEKMs:-Boari, first week ~; second IS; third
s.. One month .2S. Children aud servants hall
the above price. To families parties engaging
b"ura for several persons, reasonable deduction
will lee made.
Mr.. X. Pritrhnrt will have the principal man
agcmrnt and control. aided by competent male as
sistaulr IN every department. Francis Il. Fox will
he superintendent. IT, Sim
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DINEl POINT, ST. MAkY'S COUNTY,
i MARYLAND.-This establishment, greatly
improved in it, accommodation. aud comforts by
the addition Of lodging rooms, Ball ru"In and the
erection Of IA bath house, will he ready for tho
cepti"n Of visitors vn the 10Th of June. Charge
moderate. ". ". DIX, Proprietor.
i. Ii-eulm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21

HANpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE Common
ment Exercises at this institution last week
are represented as most interesting.
The eloquent Grafton OF Henry W. Miller,
ESQ.,, was listened to by an o,ert"wlng au-
dience, among whom were som" Of the hrl ght.
est intelects in the State. Ii was received
with great applause. The Faculty and
Board Of trustees conferred the degree Of
Doctor of Divinity on the Rev. Vim. J. H"ge
now of New York, and also awarded the
same high honor to the Rev. X. W. Bailey,
President of Austin College, Texas.
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, ,ssse:.:1.E::at sssa s 49, 49,:
CANAL COM ERCE

ARRIVED, June -.
Boats John Humbert, =. Is. Petree. j. &. iiei--
ton. Gcn Pcarce. c. 5. Moore. c. Is. Thru,tnn, Ju-
no and NJ. X. zimmerman, coal To L. j. Mchaiey.
Boat. Lloyd Lowe and Henry May, coal To
Borden Mining Co.
Boats John Van Lear. Liberty and Three Broth
ers coal to Frustburg Coal Co.
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CaLL AT THE OLD STAND, and examine
I , nav stock of Robe Lawns, Robe Beragrs ana
Chsllie Berages. all of which will sell at very
reduced prices. have ais" on hand ifesh = sap az
nly of Blue penms. Shirt stripes. Checks h"iti
mare Plaids. &C.; Gents. Gauzs Merin" fani' ana
'es'I "a W. n. BERKELEY.
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DUIOMAC LAND FOX SALE Al AUCTION.
In virtue oi II decree of the Circuit Court Of
Stafford county, made on the 18th day of March
last, in the care II fithugh W Warren, the under
signed, commissioners named III said decree, will
offer at public auction, Ia the highest bidder, in
front OF the Mayors Office, III the city "i AeNan-
diia on the lGh day 81 J"ig De,t az - o'ci"ct a.,
the estate called HIGHLAND, containing NINE
HUNDRED ACRES. Also TRACT of LAND,
adjoining, and originally part thereof, contain
ing about l79 ACRES And ais" valuable
GRIST AND MERCHANT MILL, which IL ut
tachcd IL the same estate, with about FORTY
ACRES OF LAND, all lying i'll the county ot
stafford and State III Virginia. The Commission
rrs will cause accurate surveys L. Lee made, which
will be shown on the day OF sale The REAL
ESTATE il one of the most desirable, both
residence and for agricultural PURPOSES, III this
portion al Virginia. Ii has upon u an excellent
Ss.A DWELLlNG HOUSE and necessary OUT
GaYEl HOUSES. aud contains from FOUR To
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES prime river bottom
and sufficient quantity of WOOD and TIMBER
LAND. All the land Is very rich, and the arabic
land l. in good state Of cultivation. The estate
borders ior more than mile on the Potomac river
aud includes ONE or TWO FISHERIES.
THE MILL is comparatively new, having been
thoroughly repaired ana east iron machinery put
in--the stream is never failing one.
The whole property well merits he attention oi
the public.
TERMS Ten per centum oi the purchase mo-
ney will be required in cash-the remainder in six,
twelve and eighteen month"; with interest from the
day of sale. For the deferred payments, bonds
with approved personal security will he required,
and th. titio the property Will be retained until
the bonds ure paid.
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/nen FOR PlllLADELPHi A.nmAXp5
SGE1NLIxE The fine steamer JAS. JEROME,
Jerome master, will leave Long Wharf. foot Of
Duke street. on Tuesday. 2lst inst. at Il o'clock,
L. NJ. arriving in philsdelphin early on Thursday
morning For freight. which will he taken at tue
lowest rates, apply 10 STEPHEN SHlNA,
;.Is-3t al South Union II.
STRAW MATTING.-l have On hand sure
- riur lot of Straw Mating. which will sell at
r,,,,c.l rricey WIN. n. BERKELEY,
iels No. 62 cor King and Fairfax sta.
IIERRING-o0 barrels NJ | Herring, III
IL store, and for sale by
iels WHEAT L BRO.
HyO0L purchased BY
w je26 DANlEL E dooE.
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STORM DoINGs.-The storm of thunder,
wind, hail and rain, on Friday last did. c"nsi-
derable mischief in some parts where ITS pow
ers prevailed In Petersburg it unrooted
houses, damaged the crops, and was set down
as BY far the most violent with which the
city has been visited during the summer sea
snn - B;rLuDud EuJuiyPy
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Raridan Station, Culpeper o., mh 7-2nwtf
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Ts-NoTlcr-There will re regular Monthly
Meeting Of the Young Mems Christian Ass'eia'i'i
at their Rooms. Exchange Block. this evening at
8 o'clock. foBhhi BELL 'Ni
10 21-lt hernrhhg 'ec't'"'H.
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La w WTELLITEWCE,


CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CGTY-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied YES
terday
John Tolly Johns Us. John Kensy Johns and 9TH
ers, Executors. Bill to enforce the specific execu-
tion of contract alleged to have been entered in
to by John Johns in 1872 Reported before
Further argued by John Nelson, ESQ.,, for COM
plainant, who will conclude to-day.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, judge
The following occupied yesterday:
Montgomery Benson. Before reported Not
concluded.
Court adjourned until Thursday morning. As
signment 255 to 277.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge.
The Court was engaged yesterday in issuing
naturalization papers. About twenty-five persons
naturalized.
The Court adjourned until Saturday morning at
10 o'clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied yesterday:
Henry Knell Us. Michael McGee An appeal from
Justice Morrison Judgment affirmed
David White and Thomas White vs. John Smith
and Mary Smith. An appeal from Justice Jones'
Judgment reversed.
Lemuel Morgan Us. J. W. Richardson. An
appeal from Justice Hayward. Judgment affirmed.
Court adjourned until Thursday.
Assignment to end of docket
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Oct. 10.-There is no
change in Quercitron Bark, and lst No is steady at
S2S per ton.
The Cotton market is rather active, but prices
irregular and sales of S00 bales reported at about
previous rates mostly from the wharf.
There alteration in Flour but the market is quiet
oday, and the only sales hear of 400 bbls B.
Ihomas superne at S512H, aud AGO bbls. City Mills eX
ira at s53 per bhl Standard superne is firm at $5G
ol2S per bbl, the latter for straight bands, but the
safes are mostly to supply the trade from these rates
up 70 70 per Dbl for to choice superne,
extra ana fancy brands, in quality. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal are badly wanted at former rates but there
htte or none here and in the absence sales we omit
quotaliohs. sale OF Brandyw inc Meal reported,
'aie III NJ .ne uay, on terms We could not learn.
In neat there is very little doing to-day and
are holding on the receipts and stocks are light
and prices about the same with small sales of red
only to note at 123dl5c the latter for choice. good white
Is quoted at i3oGISoc and dull Rye is wanted and
good lots if here, would command full prices Corn is
held rather firmly but there very little doin and
only advised of sales of 600 bus yellow at o3
94c mostly at the latter rate for prime lots aoat oats
about stationary and further small of prime
southern at 4lc Of Barley sale Of 900 bus. prime H.
linois made, to arrive, at S5c.
The demand for Groceries is better, and the market
generally is very firm About 4, 500 bags Rio Coffee sold
to-day including entire cargo, at from 107 to H.
time. 200 hhds Cuba Sugar also sold at 64G17c, on
usual credit.
In Provisions there is not much doing, but prices
tend upward and sale of barrel Lard is reported
n4c.
There is rather more Cloverseed Offering and sales in
Giude about 500 bu at $3.50 for prime Ohio 500 fol
pennsylvania do. and $5d5 .25 for old crop. Con
tract to deliver 1000 bu Coverseed in all next month
was made at 50 per bu OF Timothy small sales Of prime
are reported at 81 62H and at S22 25 per bu
Whskey has an upward tendency. We quote Pennsyl
vania bbls, at 27hd29c Ohio 27k62sc and Drudge
at 2626Kc, most holders asking the latter rates Hhds
continue scarce.
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WoMstarg anh Commercial 8tbittu.
BALTIMORE. October III. 1859

BALTIMORE, October IL, 1859
Stocks moderately active again to-day but the
operations were mainly in Railroad shares Northern
Central was hardly as firm yesterday but Baltimore
and Ohio shade better OF Northern Central there
were 800 shares sold 100 at s19A@19% cash. S19%
seller go days. and 100 at $40 buyer 80 days. sales
of Baltimore and Ohio reached GOO shares s59k cash.
$59S seller 60 after 10 days. and S59A59% buyer 60
days The former stock closed at $9A bid S19B asked
and the latter at s594 bid, $594 asked regular way
There inquiry at the Board for loans and sales
reported of l66 Baltimore City 6s 1890 at 9s3
$1,000 Northwestern Virginia Railroad first mortgage
bonds at 924 and $500 Northern Central 1885 bonds at
g. For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1885 bonds so was
bid and 81 asked There inquiry Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad extra dividend orders but nothing
was done in them They closed at II bid, 20 asked.
lot of 100 shares Gardner Hill Mining Company sold
to day at $2h seller 60 days but nothing done in
Guford or Springfield. Guilford closed at S194 bid
S206 asked and Springfield at SIS bid 81 asked regu
lar way.
In New York to-day stocks generally better and
in of the Western Railroads there was heavy ad
vance, Cleveland and Toledo advanced 81; Rock Island
$1S; Gaena and Chicago $1I; Michigan Southern guar
anteed y, New York Central VI Reading r. Virginia 6s
\; Missouri 6's y; and Illinois Central bonds K Erie
which the only stock the list which declined fell
off e but Canton, Harlem, and Michigan Southern all
closed at yesterdays figures
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Cpd brig Kate Rio Grande; schrs Crenshaw Adda E.
Barnes New York.
Philadelphia.
ton; VIM King, New York
WILMINGTON, October s.-Arr schrs. Ben, Ned fhl C.
Colgate, New York.
Philadelphia.
October 7.-Noon-Arr steamships Columbia New York.
Keystone State, Philaieph
CID ship New York, Liverpool; brig T. w. Lucas Phia-
delphia
MOBILE, October Arr. ships Caroline Tucker Empire
state and ontoo New Yn k barks Mary Sawyer and Han
costa do. Black Fish, New York
w M3BILE, October 6-Arr barks klza Rio de Janero; G.
W Hal, Matanzas: scr. NJ u. Lane, Phil delpha.
NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-Arr. Ships ITonsides, New
norE; Atlantic, Boston Jane Walsh Burdeaux: bark D.
himba'l B0s on.-Crd. ships Swamset, noa New Eng
land, Antwe p
NkW ORLEANS octoheG &c Arr ships Richard Morse,
ton; John Patton, Cardiff; y. Thompson New York
CID ships j. S. Parsons, Mary Hammond and 3 Fales
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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.-At the annual session ot
the Grand Section, Cadets of Temperance of the
State of MARYLAND, held on Monday evening last at
temperance Temple, the following officers were
Of Independence, No. 4, G. W. Patron; VIM H.
Carter, of Hiawatha, No. IT, G. V. Patron; R. NJ.
}. Harker, of Washington, No. l, G. Secretary;
john Freeman, of Independence, No. 4, G. Treas
ARREST BY THE U. s. MARsHAL.-Marshall Wat
kins, yesterday arrested Alexander Finlayson,
second mate of the ship Revere, charged with in
hlcting cruel punishment upon David Barnstrong
seaman of said vessel. He was taken before U. s.
Commissioner Hanan, and held for further hear
ing to take place this morning at ten o'clock.
AN OMIssIoN.-In giving the list of the Amer-
can nominations we should have stated that Mr.
Newman, the present member from the Fourteenth
ward, has been re-nominated by portion of the
party, so that the candidates in that ward are
Richard Price, Reformer, and Messrs Newman and
Kinks Americans
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DCsr FLOATING IN THE AIR.-M. Pouchet finds
detritus of the mineral constituents of the globe,
atoms of animals and plants, and the finest debris
of all the materials make use of. But one item
he especially points out, viz: Wheat starch, which
is invariably found in dust, whether old recent.
Surprised at the quantity Of it present among the
eria corpuscles, NJ. Pouchet investigated the dust
of al ages and of every locality; and everywhere
he found this wheat starch present. 81 have round
ners of old Gothic churches, mixed with dust black
ened by six eight centuries of existence; | have
found it in the palaces and of the Thebaid,
where it may have dated from the time of the
of the ear of a mummifed dog, which had found
in a subterranean temple of Upper Egypt In all
countries, in word, where wheat forms the staple
offood, starch always penetrates into the dust and
is met with in greater or less quantities-NedicGt
Times.