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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15
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S~nrrUrt,r unp &,rtauisr Won Nrinen,
Sranntmcturn II. GiNarren,
,rlautt lit birrmit Dem rcut1tcn puhliium 9itb-
muncS mn l(mNrtung lem rciCtb1ltigte ya9cr
ven impUrtlrtcn Weintn, Sranntwrlntn UNI pa.
Nlno Gl9Grrcn III cmrftbleu.
Sciu NNrrntb pUu irar;Giihrn Nptpmciucn
fir tcmmruecn CONNER ut 9rpB mn btltrbt III
piclen prrlbirrcnen @jdttun9tn, mic: Ct. ,5ulicn,
St. GitrpNt, OF. Nmiliru, Ypntrt Gaudt, Gbateau
yatcur, GpNt;nu VI 9tolc, Chateau ylRttc, Ghu-
tcau NtGr2dur &c, woruntCr ric bel!cn JStinc,
mtlbr i%mpUrtirt rcrpen. Iiciclhcn mcrrcn in
.5laih. IL unc btlm Cngtnp o~trfHuit etpus ats
rin9rre Srrttn audi bel Walruc.
8renh Sr1nr9. brl unp eUnttliartig, rpn
Sac. D;unclY. SIierGc, Ylrrtt, @aitllpn II. 60,
Sine Growers Company uuO auprre SprItn III
etri6iserutn YrtlIcn, trenlr GDnmpl3urr, NtI,
Ctrd, SAcrrypctu unc 9sNeluptiu 2SbiEtcp,
tAin, 9tnm &c. &pn Dap1ua G,sArrcu thinner
1:oBc NsewIki al Dam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15
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atra &ID@HnrS GE @nie'ae 81 maze, osB II - Yrrarllr.
th' stf"Eitte p'rN%Il UHfltt nal, IHr llh fttUtnwuo, GuC
aisH@E" MD i'F 81 .Iorinsli aa2ruy..d III .,.u..n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15

lem ]strtrt:n Nnblifum ]r,lIubru mir uue
biermlt oic eratbtnitt 9~InictIe iu mahtn, Dap MIR
unitren Yin. Store nath unitrtm neurn une Ne.
riuinissn 6aui' GN. 1873 SrcappraBr ,milt,u
OR 5. uup s.. serleAt bdtsn.
Sir pNs inns tisbrr 9rihsntt :3utrsutn Hclttns
p%alfcnr, rrianttn MIR uns, out itrntr I'm ons.
lcibe III Kitten.
5Vir iAbrrn ~teitdncil Gin rsihbaltjsts 2aier
after Sorttr Ntien, Ylthwnar.u mao alter an.
oren i'll unler G;ihdit lAIa9tnoe Arutrl, bic
mir, pa mir mrr fir @nnr t~auieu, ;u 1en blul9.
lttn YrtIltn p~tEtauitn fGunsn.
Sas Itden rrr 0lu,rr, ipipit Nrpardtursu
Ie5sr Nst wtrsra l4uel, 9ut mO btllSlt peior9..
ppllAAnsr II. Srp,
ESF- Gin &natr, Der paS 1lhntr- SCI pIit III
%trltrnen munlht mirs leIuht p9n prn Spl1.n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15
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Ter ,.Hrntlr" eridtint itrtn Meroen, SsnntaaS auSae-
rsrntr. gum prNen;iiten SWtitrirttrrs prtiS ron 10 Cts,
,ualsar an Die rer. 5rdstr. rctr -. ." in iStriittr Sprsus-
tt;0bluus. - Initi1m iinceu inter ipl0tneen SteinNutSsn
~iiuiaabnt: Ginmliie, ginruduns Ypu 10 3tltn cetr mtnis
"a ~ Cts, ircimaliat ~ GtS., rcrimai1, 100, cine
p.rte $I.25, cin.a Ifrnat So nrti Nipnlt - nc, ittS
-Nrra,e ss.OG, Spclf Itrnae Sl2.00 in sitrttGibnttcr
siprauStci aSIuu3. Nariacn, Die nah 2'tlieEen ~pr3attrt
!crecR tanncr. w,tccn nit 500. 90 yer Sabr ttrotntt.
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z. SSoDr8oasg-

The German ADVERTISER.
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFrICE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HAIL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15
ScfnuUtntdc5uurcu
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N,ucr WGb .tldcru
an Sruaeitr.. Swiihtr DR. 2. unc 8. GtrNEc.
llrttricidactcr maht ecm oeutites Nuttifum bic trscsrnt
Snciat, cav tr an ptiNcm NiIpc tincu Mctelartn tr6fnd
bat, une t'uct III srrtcutmtuotn 5sdltr I'm, S~trcilttn ;iu.
4 ruG. Stttu'c Arbeiicn mcrrtu sti-mNdYrI une ntostt&1
btltS a~uSsttusrt. Tcpsraturcn IRON It uuh tilis.
.ftnr Won Hrctcen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15
~SSa(llrr4tnw GJartc,t.

@t&'Ntn "'tUh'th ltiHIt ptnt Yublltugl i~nSgtlanmt rt
e%rltbtHe 2nieiIc, oaF mttie SoMncr-ISrnpitr3 NM VAR.
ihitsNntn n,utn NnIA4tn sur IlnIubaIiun1 ots puplityn,
ptrlcbtn, Ypm ptuUR;l ) ;h Gb mItbcr atnGR iif prI,r.
rr III ltotr ;5tIE ma.mt MAO tNlt Spe.lcn III arpgfrr ljmH.
wall III rnetn nm, lsrir dth Gictrsntc Itorr an npl brittr
Gua!!,at< Grcunelttr TtIhtlt iup ;dbirtltrtn = fun Ianst
GIN Stmpu stem rir
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15
Ut1RIlrE I'M Jlbrc Il6O.
PETER LORlLARD,
Shnnpt-C Gbak- un0 Gabnks-enbrikant

10 u. IS Counters Su., Nrp Ypit,
liuIper ~ GbMbNm StttD,
trIautt lid 5abafS pMnoltr, GIStr une @getbcftr auI tr
%erltsull9 lttntS ~elnattH ye!aiS urS Nuf TNI,u Of arttte
et5"tr UGpGlthIloE IuI itr,ln ;n InIthsn, ua!HllN:
Ntrmn Snuf.
ItRrfIsp", LtllJrIS,
sue Nuprtt, SUR Sirsinid
GHa;it N6gEte, AMp!,J..cA,
%nlrrr> ii gentleman, o,ycIpaIrn.
JeIrW SuuT.
StPt6, Urta ScStb,
4.st GHNit Scg!i, jius p:Ib Eeaif.
6rsl4 pVaes Ter Scrtn, mu yunsYisot.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
SlnUR SteiuIcir.

Jte. l65 @rrap., jmrlhru ptr u. uup /. Strofc.
Ium ruThrcilrnrm put.Itmn wmr rNLs nru .tiIcrIdlcc
ppttt btttns u%npT<NIrl. XIX 2HWtalpNI rtntl2tn nj MT cen
7oliHItINlttn @tIfAH!'h a"SJtlI1.It:. Sp.ltyt UlWuhmltu
rU0nt une IrdUmiSt S11t mwU sci spri !MmeupM Sautn
attriF5 enpTnU.U.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15
&sns. OSnutcl's

SfSm. NSantcl's
SSirtblsdft unp Edtertttr' Salea,
Sdc GIart ". Ousal CTR.
Nieintu 6rcunpta Huo Dem stcHricn ceItltcu pWtIifum
bic crecbcnt 2lnict;t, Day lh nee,n mtlltm njrsetra St2re
cine ~l@ntblh1TG Ano y&strhitr SIten trNfntt hhce, ~IsrltlHit
tets DC btttn 6Ntrdntt lcrsr Nri, 9cM oet;a otaturpttu
bis ium oualtil1attlIcn yG9crb,er, 81 bare" me.
lin frcuncllHtn 3ulprud, bIud ~ III. V|fGNttI.
Nh pic Ilmcn @tlhmcnps.
Manamc i aut (Hon @aris), bic sci Der
l;slcn 6atr I'M 0ittbanIco Sptimt fM ihrt 0ute o&S
FIRsT-CLASs DIPLOMA
erbttlt, hat 233 2'ro1orrdEe, nGht Ger 5IsM. Kin n,ueS nm
r:ihballtAtS NIStr Ypn 4PIliHtr9s lSAlrn az TLti.
Ndpdmc &. td &c Gbrc DEN Omtu NhhnCn'$ NnI-
SCi9tu, r0F lhr wager YoN &pnRttH NM III tLllntrN.
2&dartr Fer EsUtltcn fy1nioTih;l Slgcu INTO u0 bmad
t'orter @Fcrtn IN GpIHNrtS, Ntdthtr&, I8rtdtAN> &lbbpnl
NaCcS. MarGmt Il. wUl ot srlFtt AufmcGt lMnittt aIr
'.t !br III SbttI ]ptrpcnrtn Nuin-9t 9tnptIctr, unH lbrc
"'oireLmnen tORncn lin rcrRAut bIIttl. Hhs nc Ir auEt
1tlhnldtool arS9tiubrtt J&aNrc ttli Is { hnt'n
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Suit0crSbDnc.

Suu3crSbDDc.
Den Wtttslttstrn er Oelan9r. rene l,Wit etm puslifum
I'M Akstnlethn ole tr9s2cne AuystIt, oIR ole W1rIel. gSutp.
l"Ntt "oanoeiShHHt" pteetrum sem SsIUtpt stclfati ut.
Hne e@5 etr NnItrStt plrir lhp frtutn lpWp, leIIH S,tuuoc
rnN :ttErttn DAlIs Hlt ben bclks GrIriiAunstl bt:jtnll III
t'N"tn. JrhA 0etpltr.
8. y. 0trrril. 5. .. Goodman. Y. 3tl.tcr,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15

OrIn3 Slaube,
lbs Srrapr::aBe, ipllheu pr g. mnp I. Str.
salt eli rtIthtS uno wobIdlcrtrttS Wager gou
@t5"FFtll, Jiup=, Naus unp SttmIgilbof
tlsner 5aNrttNIen uNp ,SmprrAtlcn,
. "tm9'eB, HNT 1ltul9"FlaUI "a otn b]lltaucn Wtarttprci.
y Iks&ul. atNayiIl y lpHtaI ..uctry,rfluJcr u,,nr ,,r,,,,,
mtt oct TOM sor6Rprtdtn, tgE nc lbrc amiGutt aIorTp,i",
mGNcn. S",
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15

Ntuer Sturt!
go. 3D. 8rcap- Stra6e,
u. u. WptrS
piay BEN YutIifum ~rstbenf an. Gag n in CSC. s,uanattm
sieTC tGn
Grocerpr uuc @rniTticnarY -0altr
YsGrtt at, III wtlhtm CT zine lrcFc Su$pasl ~ecrartiRr Ar
tUc, ~ ;Ua ~btRtsNtp @rtIitn ocTtluit, naasntli&
Ieutlttr 6ruttc.
alT: @jric, Gscrrte, pIf,r!ruGr. tSrcE. Gag, game Wat d
issltctc SrSicn, 3]rptlldtn, gettutca. TlntY UauritS, YER,
Ytmburscr utr 5captitrt.lt, n~suaueilGt pcrlls,, @iSartt /
T.. {. ~. az cen bigiSItt1 prctlrN ;u battp sti
y. 4. 8fvcra. 2a2 strsNSjlr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15

0ItlH P9Aes Etn Scrip, eA,I CuneYieGt.
&pbadp.
5Wptlns. 5tae SAT Gbtmius. Empfins
Ns.l, =. \, e, cetr pIAn, ct. ,idsa,
Np :, Ell tneUp, p,sr nptrt, put 5urHib.
si9. II. 2mira, %rcu Scoit;o -rolp;ct, 5yaiiIS,
htIcIrrt, i'm Ugil AItruoIp. s.Nt,r
Gtnt frtlsttltt lotr:. peun steNlIN,, i'll ,tianot.
NS. NAn hts'p!t stl ntI;i itttel 5rtI, 5tctb 5mif,
Der np rsIiuaIIr ilM -iu,pru tIIuu "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-15

Unbcrtattn9.
Rcr llnttfcitYat IL ltst III Stanne, ieSts Tufiras in
fineN Wolhart ouSiutubrta uu imar is btpis alt mcstih
tfiue NuNlpGbl ron = i: en- III fortua5rcno ]rrGrdtbR.
gin Rtuer. Sucy IChttnmIgtn nit tuncrt gutter &rti>
yrr uHe rubi9tn 4ttr0cn fUr t~tlpdlscr BtbrIut.
Die slutnltrtlIMiclt VEN Nritl- Jnb1bcrn II. 6lprjliCr rtrf
atrtEtcl auf lciue l:prt Auematl Yon WlwIgtn.
4EsbcilcEIna rpn e~epba'S, StubIen /. SprIRss 9atr0tcn
mirs pIenp telprst. Erantie Gaust,
Sreaeltr., 0de Der Stem SIIaBc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19
COM n E r C I A L.
Monetary.

a,onetarv affairs thore is less activity, but
IL ,h,tement 10 note in the stringency OF
"'1 .pat The supply of money is still very
'"' hrt tine demand is less general, and not
I'a1'' linz, The Banks are discounting spar
50 r,tes on the street keep up. Money in
"5'' ,,,ro cities is quoted very abundant yet,
NV - GOOD paper there is no difficulty in realiz-
'''~ sacks are firm, and we notice some sales OF
'17' ,d Alexandria Railroad boEd,, 6's, at 81;
''' -, al and int; Corporation bonds are fiat
a. ,,,,hanr, on New York is in demand, and
,la! The Enquirer in speaking of the
scarce .,,rEtt in Richmond says :-"lhere still
A'H'! IN. same s;ringency III the money mar
e"A''' b,. beeY noticed for tho past three weeks.
aS' ,',vmeny of the revenue into our banks, VIII,
ltfT,s tend To afford some ease, out we can
Jul T, .ynect any permanent change Tor the bet
A"' =, after the lst Of July. The scarcity OF
20 -, IN the country is even greater tnan 1t Is
h''"' .5 we can look for no material aid from
u'.,' ,r.r till the present crops arc delivered
Una, 1.rt.. we presume, DO all they can, but with
~" ,;ro;tod banking capital in growing city like
'"' nnI with but little more than We had twenty
O',, r ,o. II is apparent that any curtailment on
,,,r, will always be ScnSibly felt by the mer-
'", ..a.. md business portion o. the community
I.nJ Warrants are quiet, and prices unchang-
ell yi4: c.u;rc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19
House of Representatives.

Mr.. REYNOLDS from the Judiciary Com
mittee. reported IL bill to repeal an act eStah-
fishing Il Court Of Claims, and to provide i'r
Adjudication OF claims, by the District Ccur;s
Of the United States; committed.
Mr.. Hickman from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported Il resolution authorizing
the minority of the committee, to take tcsi-
mony in the Watrous impeachment case;
agreed 10.
The House proceeded to consider the
amendments made while in Committee Of
the Whole, to the Consular and Diplomatic
appropriation bill; which were all agreed 10.
Mr.. Dim rcpnr.cd IL resolution authorizing
the Cuvode Committee TO employ II steno-
graphcr at the Globe reporters rates OF COM
pensation. Also that said Committee have
leave from time to time during the progress
Of their investigation to have the testimony
taken before them, printcd agreed 10.
The House resumed the Consideration "i
the special order, the Steamboat BILL re-
ported hv Mr.. Washbnrne, OF i'll, from tie
Committee on Commerce, which was passed
over.
The House then tool; up the report Of the
committee on elections, on the claim OF Mr.
Daily, contcsLing the seat occupied 10y hxrc-
ricncc Eastahrook as Delegate from the ter
ritory Of Nebraska.
The report gives the seat Of Mr.. tastabrook
10 the contestant.
The report was discussed at length ly
M4>Srs. Campbell, OF Penn, GastrcII, OF HH.,
and Eastabr. ok and Daily, OF Nebraska.
Mir. Campbell called tur the previous qnes-
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19
The Japanese Embassy.

WASHINGTON, May lS.--The presents
sent by the Tycoon of Japan, to the Presi-
dent of the United States, were opened at
Wizards hotel this morning. They consist
of richly wrought silken curtains for couches.
beds, and windows,-superb saddles inIaid
and finely worked with gold and silver and
many unique miscellaneous articles of much
beauty and great value. All the articles
show exquisite taste, and advanced artistic
skill.
Among the presents, are two Japanse
swords of finish superior to any thing of
the kind ever produced in Europe or Amer
lea.
The Embassy have accepted the invitation
of the municipal committees, to visit New
York and Philadelphia, but have yet fixed
no time for the visit.
On tomorrow they will view the Capitol.
and in the afternoon will be present at the
promenade concert of the Marine Band.
which for their accommodation will take
place at the Presidents grounds instead Of
the Capitol.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19
Pennsylvania Politics.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, May IA meeting of
the Douglas Club was held here last night.
1t was attended by a large number OF the
leading democrats of the county. j. X.
Hunter. presided. Resolutions were passed
unanimously, requesting the President to
issue an address in reference to the action OF
the Charleston Convention; recommending
that the friends Of Douglas hold meeting
in the various precincts, to instruct the dele
gates to the National Convention at Balt-
more, and asking that the County Commit
tee on Correspondence call Convention
on the 5th of June to instruct for Douglas.
The Democracy of this county are generally
enthusiastic for Doug las.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

REMARkS.-The narket for Flour during the
week has been inactive, with lair receipts, put
very limited enquiry tho part OF shippers, anu
prices have been constantly tending downward,
and closed heavy III So for Superhnc. Extra So
JUE1 S6.7j with but very few sales. Family IL
also duh at 8 GlS7 30, according to brand. IN
Wheat. there has been some movement. but prices
have declined fully Zoe. during the week, and wo
note srles yesterday on Change Of fair TO good
whites AT l40(tt i43c., and red at 1900 3Sc. for
lair and good. No prime or choice OF either de-
Scription offered. The receipts have been very
Pod. Corn has been in active request. and prices
veil sustained until yesterday. when they gave
way, aud W. quote Il decline Of lG2c., and sales
were maze of white 1T lc.. the market closing
quiet. Rye has been unusually quiet and wo are
unable 10 give accurate quotations, III the absence
81 transactions. Oats have been i'll fair request,
With good supply, and We note sales from store
At +2c. stuck measure. Seeds are in very mod
crate request, and we have change to note III
prices. There has been material chsnSc i'll the
Groccry market since our last weekly report
Coffee has slightly dcclinod, but closed !rmer.
The demand from the country has fallen on, but
business has boon tolcrably tair. Provisions are
IN fair request. and prices are unchanged. flaS-
ter is in fair supply, and quote Lump. Delivered
gu the cars at 9..50 iLS%.7j: Ground S6Q9S610,
and in good demand and fair supply. Fertilizers
arc in very active demand, aud all descriptions
are moving of freely. 500 our table for accurate
quotations. We omit quotations for Broom Corn.
The new crop has not We: come in, and prices are
unsettled Leather is III good supply ut unchans-
c4 rates. 4 large stock uf Coal has accumulation,
and vessels are in great demand, ut advanced
Rates. We quote Size! TO New York; $50 TO
Boston, and other ports Iii proportion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19

9.ss COTTAGE RESIDENCE FOR SALE ON
infI III. most eisrated point in he beautiful torn
oJ Warrenion, the county seat Of Fauquier, pr-
ginia-A GOTHIC COTTAGE of eight rooms,
four on each floor. This house is new, having
been built within the last five years, of the best
materials, in the most substantial manner. 1t is
replete with every convenience. The grounds
comprising EIGHT ACRES, are divided into
Lawn, flied with an abundance of shade and
fruit TREES, a very productive GARDEN, well
stocked with fruit, while the remainder Of the
land is well set with grass for moving and pas
ture, with large and never failing Spring OF good
and soft water. The out buildings, consisting ot
Servants House and Kitchen, Meat House, Privy,
Wood House, Stable, and Carriage House, are also
new and built in the best manner, of correspond
ing architecture to tho dwelling. There is imme-
diat.ly along side the house. large cstern, capa-
bic Of containing 1870 barrels Of water, supplied
with II force pump Of such power, as to throw tina
water over the house.
The salubrity of this situation is prominent,
standing as it does 700 feet above tide water,
with no low grounds in its neighborh0od. Ii ID
entirely exempt from all causes Of miasmatio
sickness. The society of the town and neighbor-
hood is unsurpassed. Churches of NIL denomina-
tons, and good schools for both sexes, with
daily communication with Alexandria aud tho
North, on the one hand, and with Richmond and
the entire South aud Southwest on tho other, by
means of Railroad. 1t offers to the gentleman OF
leisure, or the professional man, most desirable
residence. To the Planter from the South, seek
ing home for the summer, with all the advan-
tages of n mountain climate, with freedom from
sickness, and the pleasures Of y cultivated s"cie-
ty, il has unexampled attractions. u 70 unhece.
sary to enlarge upon tho advantages of this resi-
denre, for it is presumed that any one seeking
,u.b home will visit and examine for him self.
IF desired. the FURNITURE, most of which is
new. and all good, will also be disposed of. For
farms, which will be made accommodating, APP
ply to "iLhiAM n. Dior naM.
nLASTER-15 tons Soft Windsor Plaster.
| cargo Of Schr. j. Armstrong, for sale by
NJ. ELDRIDGE & co,
myl No. South WLanss
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Schr. Tram Smith, McGivern, Fall River, to
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Com. Conner Gilmore, Port Deposit, lrn-
Der 10 Waters Il Co.
Schr. Lucrcti;., Butler, Macholoc corn to Geo.
II. Robinson. w
Steamer 81. Nicholas, Guy, Baltimore, TO Wheat
& Bro. ~
Schr. Yankee Doodle Fiery. New York, I" T. j.
MehaItey.
Passed up for Washington, Schr. Bragnard,
Williams, from Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Schr. Sarah and Mary, Balance. Norfolk, to
VIM. II. Fuwlc \ SON.
Schr. BUTTERFLY, Hubbard, Norfolk, by America"
Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
S,hr. ]. Rogers Clarke" cid ut Philadelphia,
for this port. l1tn inst.
S.hr. n L. WATSON. Lincoln, arrived ut Holmes
Hole, from this port, for Bangor, 10Th inst.
Schr. J. House, Sprngue, hence ut New York.
18th inst. -,
Sehr. Mott BedelI, Ryder, arrived at New York,
Eth inst.
schr. Nancy J. Brayton, Gage, cid at Boston,
for this port 10th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-19
Alexandria Fish Market, Nav Is.

Tho arrivals of Shad and Herring to-day in
creased. and TIA" quality is yct good. There wore
upwards OF 100000 Herring. and 1000 Shud up.
wnlch sold at S6Ct $3.50 = thousand tor the
ormer, and S'20tSH r hundred for tho latter.
The drllauu is good, and sales lively.
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Richmond Market, May II.

FLoUR.-We continue to notice an lnahiihatc
flour market the receipts being equal to the ae-
mand. In the absence of any speclal traisac-
tons we quote Super at $3.50 to $50 Extra 81
to $50: Family SIS to ~.
WuEAr.-Thc demand is exceedingly limited,
though sales of small lois OF white are made at
100 10 lose: red lao to l30c
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CANAL COMMER c E

ARRIVED. May IS
Bouts Laurctta and NJ. Robertson, t" Borden
Mining Co.
Boat VIM. II. Crist, to WA. il Fowlc Son.
Boat Hercules, I" Frostburg Coal Go.
n;y- RATIFICATION MEETING.-A meet
ing to ratify the nominations OF the lhion Com
sti,utiopal Convention. BELL and EVERETT,
will be held at LIBERTY HALL, ON MONDAY
EVENING NEXT, at o'clock. Distinguished
speakers will address the meeting. nay I9--did
gz.ss- Alta meeting Of the Wings and Americans
ofthe third ward held for the purpose OF nouina'
tins, gentlemen To ill the office of magistrates Tor
the ensuing term, Joseph Padgctt, was called To
the chair, and John 5. Beach appointed Secretary
The chairman stated that one OF The nominees
Of Il previous meeting bal repudiated his nonin;'-
tion and that the object OF this meeting was To
make other selections.
MI Moor, moved that the entire proceedings
of the last meeting bc rcScind.d, which motion was
carried Mr. Patton moved that the meeting pro
coed to u baliot,-mOtion carried.
The chairman announced, rs the result, the
nomination OF the following gentlemen, VIZ:
Robert Il. Violet, Geo. l. " lse'
Samuel Beach. Peter c. Claughtoa.
On motion, it WAS resolved. that the proceedings
of the meeting be published i'll this Alexandria
Gazette The meeting then adj rurhcd
JOSEPH pADGETT, Chairman.
JOHN s. BEACH. Secretary my lit
n.s~ THE MESSRS. MlLBURN BROTH ERS.
These young gentlemen, successors OF Dr. joan
A. Milhurn, corner of King aud Washington Sts.'
al.yandria have increased their Stock OF Drugs.
and greatly improved the appearances OF Their
Store. They very attentive to the wants 81
the public. and certainly most amiabto ana wei
acquainted with the duties Of their profession 1t
is to be hoped THAT they will receive inil share
of public patronage.
l4-lt 4 Fr1rxn TO New BEGINNERS.
~" Pursuant IL notice, i meeting was hcid III
the SECOND WARD. on Thursday evening, to
nominate Magistrates for that Ward. Ii. j. Simr-
son was called to the Chair, and A. ". Eas!i""k
appointed Secretary. The following gentlemen
were nominated:
Edw. Burchcll. jno. Ii. Monroe,
VIM. \. Brown, IhoS. SMITH
Il
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The Markets.

BNrrSoEr, May lS-Fl"ur closed dull, and
without sales; Howard street 81. Wheat closed
auI! aud irncr; red $l.@3G4Sl.35; white Sl4o@
.l6O Corn declined De-: closing with II deciln-
.as tendency; yellow 70Cd7c.; white $50 l'c
P,rk closed steady; mr>s SIS; rump Sill
Lard closed active at | /. 10. for bills. and l2W
l2;c. Whiskcy closed dull at 2l(122c.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

At 4 MEETING or THE BOARD OF
~ Health held Ut the Council Chamher. May
18th. 1850, it was resolved, That the citizens be
requested to cooperate with tho Board III th"'r
efforts 10 promote the cleanliness OF the city. hy
the Immediate removal from their premises OF A'i
nuisances, or matter liable Ia produce sickness,
that the present good health of the city may be
preserved.
The members Of the Board and their respective
districts are follows viz:
First District, Sonlh OF Prince and east of Roy
al streets John W. Green.
Second District. south Of Prince and between
Ruyal and Washington streets, Ed. +. Wilmer.
Third District. south Of Prince and west Of
Washington street. Samuel 4. Adams.
Fourth District. between King and Prince aa,i
west of Washington street. ". L. Richards. Sr.
Fifth District. between King and Prince, and
he,w.eu ROYAL and Washington streets, {. [.
Berry.
Sixth District between King and Prince, ana
cast Of ROYAL street. ". \. Brown.
Seventh District. urrth of King AND cast "i
Roval street, Z. VI. Mct"rmirk.
Rirhth District. north "f King ami he1we'n
Royal and Washington streets hobt. li"n-ki".
Ninth District. north Of King and west "' ASH
iueton street, !. \. Stoutenburg.
3pu]icatious 10 the Board can he ln;tdc thr"ngn
,h,, member having charge OF the District Ill "Hit
the applicant resides ,,,,n,, n.:,o,
n NJ MCCoRMICK, Secretary.
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Presbyterian General Assembly, MS.

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, May 1.-THE General
Assembly of the Presby terian Church, New
School, met in this city, to-day, in Rev. DIR.
Kendalps Church. The opening sermon
was preached by the Rev. X. W. Patterson,
d. d., of Chicago, in which he took strong
ground in favor of UNCONVENTIONAL action.
About two hundred delegates are present.
including many of the most distinguished
men in the church. Rev. Thornton A.
Mills, D. d., was elected Moderator.