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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
100, 100, 100, 100, 100
SIMON WATERMAN, No 100, King .Ga

SIMON WATERMAN, No 100, King stree.
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
II Eos leave t. announce 81 bis nBmerou. .r.r.
ID and customers, that he Is uo" IrIas.
exhibit stock u READY MADE lLoIAlh
ana Geutlymens Furnishing GOODS, a.lo.
regard ~ quantity, quality, auu styles aal
equalled ~ any similar establishment L Sill.
and not excelIed by any Clothing hou.. rs E.
two loading avenues of fashion uu rhi- a VI.
Atlantic Broadway New York ara Dava.
street, Philadelphia,
Although me pc,ea, stock il 1 Ncr N'T
one indeed, additional supple, wiII .a. ..u.s.
Ell from time ~ timc, during The cuisines.
in order To keep ~ tuil a..gllmea,o' s.
sizes.
i. S.-Mr WATERMAN win cndcaror
vince any one fayoring him with rs0l. ths'
reputation tor selling at tile most moderate
l. grounded 90 facts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

q 4 ". MEYENBERG, are now selling on
-. their entire stock d LADIES DRESS
GOODS, consisting ID part y Mou dc LANES,
al Wool DO, French Merinoes, plain aud figured
Parromallas, Popliu, Naencias, with q splendid
assortment Of WINTER DRESS SILKS, LA
DIES CLOTH CLQAKS, Choking CLOTHS,
SIlAWLS, and 1 variety II other Goods, ID prime
cost for cash dec l9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

CL0VERsEED! CL0VERsEEDl cL0VERsEED!
/ am now receiving. Direct frou the west,
0tn BUSHELS CHOICE ONO CLOVER
b0U SEED, which will be sold at lowest mar
ket rates. JAMES {. NEEETT,
ian 2S Duke street wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
CLOTHING
WILLIAM D. MASSEY


/ MEREHNAV IAIInH ~ ~ I.rr.
1TEY4A-DpIt i HER,
rypppa aan1,an,I,-,.r - -
% 80 hIaai ~ -, 'Slu ,u'l and cougg.
- - proaa III ~ o'1"n clare, stl
C'1S ~ I'I,STT E ,.Hs"'h lLOIus
80 winch vi,
l ., W y ,'.r "'''oe, q v,
$500; III ~ -" c,,ni,L.s ~ same Al4 /.
n,asI,o, H.! oNs 4 A,
a5d;t;o, u r,b;nL tL,r,;.l..
a''T.,i9n = 49, I,'g' "St constantly
INC bLs,,i,, .l1 ~, - ''nDE ILoIH.
80 =. 80 Su'''o.e iot Fl.
oS"'Ol' NO O. - = 10Y" "',1o.'
'-'T - ri,
"1o il'Il'y .''Is II ls'''"'e ~ lay al..
neSs' looi 'o"iu'H' - ,ol"'iiHs saI.slac.gg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

At OTIUE--Just leiel,cd, ~ 4cVc- " TNHIy
IN DeLaines
80 pieces Fancy Prints
Black and Brown mixed Linseys
Kentucky Jeans extra
10 Sleeps Grey Cashmere
10 superior Satinetts
10 Bleached i Brown Canton Fiannels
10 Manchester Ginghams
10 Lnsey at 25 and ~ cts
2 bales extra ia FUlled Cloth all 81 which
/ will sell III the lowest market prices
nov II VIM IN. BERKELEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

azs- The old firm name of r. IL. MILLER
son d. CO., viii be continued.
Aleyanlria mo O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

FOR SALE-T0 ARRIVE.
O00 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE BEANS,
OUU for sale low, to arrive, by
ISAAC PAUL,
feb corner of Union and Queen streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

A LARGE AND FINE ASSORTMENT Il.
"A GOODS AT THE NEW S1UEE Har..
removed 70 my new store, | poVJ tskg'a.u rl.
tunity Of returning ms thank, tOuuuer.u,'..,
and customers for tbg( liberal patronage Asi,
fore extended, apI with / determination + ~
a stock II GNe goods, inferior p none II rl orau
other market, hope by trio: attention 81 ug,
continuance 81 the same
would call attention W MY tue 4,sorue.
CLOTHS, CASS IMERES ana TESIINOss
have selected with great care IL suit 'he a..4a.
fancy Of any who may want number oas lr
In addition u by tine ,t-ck IL Cloth. .-,.
mere. and EeStingS, ot every shade, | would
attention t. stock of FURNISHING GHua.
such j, fine DRESS and UNDERSlllRI, Nib
TIES, HANDGERCHIEFS GLOVES, Su,S,
&c. il fact, ! am prepared a. II OUTS Ge4a.a-.
wardrobe in the hcsts tylc, ai No. "a ri l
Etj- All work warranted to ftand made d .
best manner. oct 27l WM. ARNOLD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
GRAY, MILLER & co

1 GRAY, MILLER & CO.
1 III AVE just received ~ hhds. prime new crop
| New Orleans SUGARS.
/ 80 boxes RAISINS, which are offered >. 7oa-
\ Sonable rates Jhn W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
GROCERIES. &c.
T. A. BREWIs, Cameron Street,

Is now receiving, per 6teamship Mount Vernon
and Schrs. Fleetwood and Fairfax, from New
York, his FALL SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES
AND LIQUORS, consisting in part AS follows =
SUGARS.-Porto Rico Cuba, New Orleans, Loaf
Crushed, Granulated Powdered, A i D., Coffee
and Yellow.
MOLASSES.-Po Rico, Cuba, Muscoyada; Ne"
York Philadelphia, and Baltimore syrups
COFFEE.-Rio, Laguyra, Maracaibo, Java, and
Mocha.
TEAs.-Gunpowder Imperial Young Hyson, and
Black, Of various qualities.
SUNDRIES.-Sperm, Adamantino, and Mould
Candles Starch Pepper; Pimento Nutlnegs
Mace; Ginger; Sal Soda Saltpetre; Rice; Cheese
Candy Brooms, &C., &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
GROCERIES, 30.

EUUU POUNDS very SUPERIOR cured for fam
lily use, just received, and for sale.
Also, $50 bushels prime MILLFEED, weighing
so lbs to the bushel, by ISAAC PAUL,
feb corner Of Union and Queen streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

NTOLASSES.-
WI hhds. West India Molasses
10 bbs. Porto Rico DO
40 Honey syrup for sale by
ian IG j. n. HARPER 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

HOANO.-
W 100 tons Eide Or California Guano
80 Recess Manipulated Guauo. Or
ders for any other Guano filled, at lowest market
prices. liam ISL KNOX < BROTHER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29


JUU BARRELS, u prime quality, landing
from Schr. Saratoga, for sale by
i'm 2a WIN. u.-FONLE : son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

7-Q Bells. FAMILY FLOUR
lou 900 bhls. Extra Flour
800 bblS. Superfne Flour, different brands,
in store and for sale by
dee 81 MARSHALL & CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

acl t& on Wednesday Isbt be went into low
e-ocsry il janice erect, TO get dick. Hs foosd
eevtr4 pereos h tbers whom be Cid roi know. Afte.
t.inkrs slqucr rgags5 in eorvsrsatou With the
others ara soor est irto qusrzes with ttsm which
Il tie lsst h. remembers til hsfound hsnsslf In the Ecs
Hospital on Thursday ,crnog. He has 60. tee sgttess
issa bow be vas kut. recoIlecs reitnss fall Dor
srbt. bu: On,y Knows thne he wssburt Hosaysbe he'd
scr,s money when be zen. into zoe ssloor, bat wnas
became Of /, re Goes rot know. From the saturs OF
the wound, DR.. Heb Is Of opinion that tie injured
nan rs.t have rece ysd severe blow ON the bead by
some pc-sop, which fcEsd ra Sudderr'vod hin cf BIS
senses erd that be vas afssrward b'utsily beaAen.
When taEes 70 the Hospital re wssthorght to oe ~
ing, and though he hss since revived somewhaf E,s
condition stl critical The pchesoft the Fourte
Ward are eoicsyone to ascertain tbs acts OF Inc oc
lurYenCe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

tors6nd the volume Of their trade re1uced by the
ooupetiion of those larger distributing houses Of
Charleston, Lou willie, &c, who make their stocks
desirable from purchases in this market Those houses
who have other distant connections very &C.
tive Daring the past two months the laieness Of
tie trade has created some anxiety to the future
vhiIh has led to great caution on the part Of job
bep in their purchases, aud if the market tad not
been sustained by the export demand, decline in
mctt fabrics would have been witnessed. Even al
THE time certain styles OF Domes, Goods are rela-
lively to 10 per cen! lower than the CORE
spending period Of last year, and afford little
hduceDert for the manufacturer to keep
his tpindles in motion. Another large class
Of goods however are constantly advancing and the
Gales are only limited by the capacity of the looms
This safe of things unless carefully considered may
lead to an increase of machinery which may eyentua,e
in home competition such as we have never seen,
and entail heavy losses on the whole interest. The
present unparalleled demand for our heavy fabrics
abroad may or may not be permanent; but, judging
from the past it is part of wisdom to build mills
with tie expectation of is continuance for any cOnsid
cradle length of time. The extraordinary advantages
which the English manufacturer enjoys-ineidenta to
the Governmental subsidies and commercial arrange
merits which have been made, aud are controlled by
him in all parts Of the world not to speak Of the ca
price of Goyernments--can at any time shut us
out of those foreign markets which sustain tn
manufacturing interest at this time. Besides,
mott ing but the wonderful export demand of the
East which Manchester has monopolized, pre-
vents the flooding of this country with those
f1er fabrics. ANY obstruction in that trade,
or falling off of demand from that quarter,
would place that particular department Of our
manufacturing interests in the position "a few
years since when 1880 COttoDs sold 20 per cent less
tan at this lime. If manufacturing friends should
consider this subject in its true light shall not hear
of that expansion and baidipg.ef new milla, which
seems TO rsge ill New-Eagand at the present time.
We annex our usual summary OF the exports Of DO.
nestle CotloDs 1t will DO observed that China alone
has taken over 5000 packages during the past week,
and the esre aggregate of shipments for the past two
nolths has been over 1900 packages which, near
as we can estimate from the crude information before
u.s. s equal to than onehah of oar production OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

COFFEEThe business Is moderate and prices are steady
isI 800 Rio a. iais 400 Banss at isc so 49,
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihe msrse. for Western and sai.e
EAtra finn and in sSod TsSses for nf oS ,s SSj
Western; se0s5 SO for extra do do IS a 30 for SHIP
pps Of roundhooP eE.r Ohio 20 oTs1 Tor trade
Canadian Fcui is scarce ard wanted ne s.rTa are quite
Southern Flour active b with moderate arrivals prices
arr especially better grades the inquiry Is in part
i for S T psC and IS for the Setter grades
rye Flour steady arrivals 5eraie sales Of l6
bbls Corn Meal IN lair dcmsnd sno s hrnl
At 81 $50 SO Jersey Buekyhest Flour II in limited
'uRg Ana inquiry for @hsa. Is r chiefly White
this ia baoyont but Spring Is hsSdy firm the Inquiry Is en-
ar i IN .oIe and 200 bush fr White Canadian
store Rye ia fI@, bu, quiet sales Of 100 bash a. Se Barley
o. pan Of cargo Canada East private terms Oats arr
lower ssd in fair demands sseS Of Western and San4osn 81
nominal 7edscc for jersey and southern fellow aud a
Glc for White Southern. Canada Peas In moderate de-
msvS; sales of ItOo bush Of 55c. in sore. =.
HAY-Ibe demand for shipping is hight and the market Ia
observation-disclosures and Oak both steady and the for
MoLAssEs is steady; sales ,ery moderate
NAVAL sToRES-Sprts EaEpentine IA In good request
and with nonss @ b Esseon. rs d.
chanisbe at 4Tc Straight at 4sc so do do to arrive
AZ 4 ard 400 shipping in Nei ork bo, at 49f cash. Crude
G naued for but buyers sellers variance respecting
piee IanseccIs hseoIe have been reported tue ask
ply market il easier sales of 1000 bb srost a.
81 @ BIO d. liver s bP se o f MO h at sqs. 1Is
600 do m No al 81 % q 70 $50 do. coed No at 81 IS
I25 30 White 80 l2I ard 90. Pale White at 81 all y 20
h. Tar Is quiet but steady ~ 2Jd ~ 81 for Wa'hiaston
and 81 42 81 20 for NewbeIn, Ss to quality wilmington -
still arce and prices entiTtiy nominal.
OLo-Lnseed in mod.e request at steady rates; saei oil
600 esons At slG 5e Guide hale and Sperm qrlet,
bnt firm az previous other kinds also quiet yet
PROVIsIUNs-The Pork market Is without important
CHANGE the demand is quite ted sales Of go bbls at 30
ior new Mess email ls do at sls Soi Si 50 for old Mess
70 for Prime, AID ~ 20 for cid do Beef hIn an
ia fair demand the rade sales OF 426 bbs % 30
for Country Mess; 80 5OSlO so for Repacked Mess aud
sea IL 20 for extr1. Prime Mess heavy at @i5d bl9
India Mess fair deaand Of 40 ts at s2 Bsef
Western Im and IL eemssd sales Of 4lo boxes at
gaac for and City Cumbeylsnd CUT l0c for Short
bbed Western AID lcic for Short Western Clear Cut Meats
are dull and heayy sales Of 10 hhd at 7Gc M shoulders
and 6c FOR Hams Lard heavy the supply fair sales G.
12O0 bbls III the latter an extreme Acoded 10 IN:
sales ara prime Western, sellers option Tor APRIL al
IIse Dressed hogs fair dc nand latter or
CIV Butter good demand and IL quite firm at lldc tor
STOCK OF PoRK REEF IN FACKNGiAknS NETWORK AND
BRooKLYs, MARCH /, 1869.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

SPEAKING Of a new mining enterprise on Labe Supe'
Iicr TIE Boston Post says:
Among the recent changes of mining property at
the Lake. il the purchase Of the old Ohio Trap Rock
location by tho Hamilton Company, embracing among
it's members of the largest aud oldest holders OF
mining stocks in the country. The property embraces
2OG0 acres, ano il extends mile in length upon
,s - aS Uee s, a. ooS
promise have been more less developed. Since the
Hamilton have taken hold Of il, operations hav
been pursued with more regularity. The greates,
{ preesr,rs' ye.n Three shafts have been sunk,
;ncIndng one $50 feet 10 depth The vein is two feet
wide. and seems 10 be quite rich in stamp and barrel
work with small mssses Masses OF 81 to 900 pounds
have bsen occasionally taken out. About 10 men
n@,o epnIoved The surface improve ments consist Of
about I'd buildings, most Of logs, with an engine of
6C-hoIse power and four horse whins at the shafts.
100 acres have been cleared. the Mi"r snPPoses
that curing the Winter suftciency OF copper WIZ be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

produced TO pay urge part Of she Mining expeusss
Beside the pfessurT vein, there are three olherr
ore Ct which, the Park has yielded nsssee Of ,oco
tosec 20 bo tho northern portion which, "a; we sarn,
has NOT been much explored AT the Lake, the Ham
itcD' is held TO he Of gr.at impors' 80, not only
from The extent and probable value OF the location
iself but from tho chsractes For energy art perse-
versnee and ,be pecunary ability of the gentlemen
connected WITH IT,"
We have received the following tstenen. from Mr..
X. ii. Richards, No. ~ Nassau streets
sHrsESIs OF Copper from Lake S,spevie, for lesa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

The census Of 1850 showed the population of the
city to be 5l5O0O and that of 1855 exhibited add
1bis rates of increase viii make the population Of lSls
amount TO $50 600 and viii give in the year 1880,
about 600 of inhabitants, which lie more than can
reside on ths leland, unless they uncomfortaoly
We have gained all we can from the rivers by dockage
which, after deducting the streets, will give II lots per
acre, making i6S 600 building ots Tue densely PGpe'
lated part Of our chy averages - persons to each lou
making an eventual total OF 2olo,00O iahaonan.s
which number viii be greatly reduced BY the Censrai
and the numerous small Parks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

Messrs. Raypor & Blackwell have sold seven lots
rorth side of th-s AS f. west Of 4thav. each 25x
100, at $1,000 y lot $4,7OO). They also report the
pale Of two full lots south size of 93dst., about mid
way between Sd and 4lh-avs, at 500 y lot. john
McClave has sold 3-story and basement dwelling
on south aide of 36ht, between 9TH and shavs, for
$500. Also, one 3-stofy and basement high-stoop
dwelling, on north side of iJth-st, between 9th aud
7tL-ays., for $3.50.
The Cincinnati Gazette has been informed that a
contract ia drawn up and being considered by the four
TIu1k Lines, viz: the New-York Central, New-York
ard Eie, Baltimore and Ohio, and Pennsylvania Cen
trial. by which the gross earnings through freights
over the four lines to be divided each road receiving
certain Per eentage according to tho length of line
and cost Of doing said business provided an equitable
understanding be arrived at. We merely give the
umor as was told to us not vouching for its GER
recintss.
The amount Of Flour and Grain in store at Chicago
IL Ill Gill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

A DEsTRUcTUE BURGLLE-Some malicious scoun-
drel on Wednesday night entered the engraving shop
Of James OfIynu, uuder the Howard House, and
completely demolished everything therein. Show
cases counters stock tools and furniture were smashed
and defsced Nothing appcszs to have been taken
away but the entire contents Of the shop were de-
stroy ed. Iii supposed to have been tho work Of
pertonal enemy of Mr.. oFlyaa, and the police have
hopes Of beirg able to arrest the offender
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Sheer ssd Isss. ferJ a. D rhe, Psjoss IL i0' ~ @c
az 70 % az IS ssShr Ertra sSgetsesto Of &C. Or tom

Iiaes sasjc. p H. Tales, Ta-ic y y. P,ii,, 81 s.a
81 IS eEyA. CafSkins lodllo r b..
n B-beef Extra and First qsay include nothing bot tie
b.st, large, fat, stalled Ozsn.
Second qury includes the best FssFfd Oxsn the best s'.
fed Cows aud the best thTeeyea Old See OTdra eonasI
Of Bulls, and the refuse Of lots.
SBREP-Exrs includes Cossets end when those OF teo-
quality thrown out.
There the Eastern Railroad 20 tn. Eos
ton and Lowell and "a tia Fhu-z OF those over tts
ficiburp from Albany.
RRyaNKs.-wgt-t dull sales row at last quottousi
prices noiray tbs last week, with greater shri1s
Sheep IS 20 SOC. Y hend owrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
.12620 6ng I0559 2.Iaq Il.5lI IN

TOTALS; ,.'..,IToIo o1e .poo- I',as I'LL a. hj
date year a. Repeked Mess 5000 las: month as last
yea 7ss6 RepaeSed Chicago Mess 349 last month 45el
last wear B.sg Railroad Beef last mouth l02i last year
l4l Mess 5l9 last month. 1913; last year 40 Other
Refuse 4sl last month, 5ll last year 81 TisIees Mes
GIG; MONTH 500; last year. Tierces Prime Mess ~
last month lJo last year 1890 Country Mess, G95l lest
month, g3i lar. year. LOB Country Prime soii Last
month gl2 last year 2s2 Unexpected 49, las. month";
IS 68s year S3 Unexpected Tercss, 5l2t; lsst
month s27 last year. 1850 Tosls-65 075 last month"; %
last wear, 80 O76.
Ohio and 4d23o State Cheese quite firm at 81 l2e
RCE-There ia fair demsnd sales OF 40 tcs q, % 'e
- 81 p 100 N.
sUGARsso ierse sales making and prices are not quo
Gby lower though heavy 3f linda Of CuDs at D'e
Refined are quiet 4,
TALO W-The ket Ia beter the demand {, fair aes Of
1900 n prime City at llic cash.
WDISKy-The market is lower and IL lsss active small
ales ht 23id24c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
Cnmhridus CnllIa Market.

" WEpsEsDAI, Feb %, 1870.
o,,s ~ Cattle nj market 136 about $50 Beeyes and
86 Stores consulting Of Working Oxen Mich Cows ana on"
two, and thresy esrolds- .,,.-
fe IS; quality IS 5o third quality 81 Ordinary
PRIcEs sroRE CArTtE.-Working Oxon pau LOT a ON
$1,000 49, Cows and Calves from tS3d t4eus@tee
isailina none I've years Old. siTEtss Three y'a" ''a
625d S28
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE HON. MIR. Trci

COMM NICAIIoN FROM THE HON MN i''""N
To the Editor Of The NJ T. TIibHps
SIR, As Alderman Brady did not in any manner
connect me individually with the absurd aud improoa'
bic story he told on Monday night in the Board OF
Aldermen. 10 the effect that be had been offered $4,000
Do sons nersoua unknown to vote for mo for Presi-
An, Of the Croton Aqueduct Department, am, per-
hsns not called upon for any mrks on the subject
mt think II due to the public that should say that
hsIeye bis entire statement TO be false. 1 believe
and trnst that had such njud:cious friends among
the many who Interested themselves in my conirms-
ton.
viii add, however that have no doubt the use Of
money, had j allowed il, would have procured the
ready sanction OF the Board to the Msyorr pomina
ton. was tod Of several attempts 70 levy black
msi my frieoi willis my uans ~l peaing bsiors Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

SUSPICIOUS CAsE.-At MI early hour on Thursday
merning, policeman in the Fourth Ward found man
lying nsensbs in the hallway Of No. James street.
On lifting him up II WAS found that the man was fright
fully bruised and bloody about the head and that blood
was issaing from his mouth, ears, and nose. TIE
wounded man was at once conveyed to the Now-Ycrk
Hospital, where he was promptly attended by DIR.
Hull IL was found that no suffering from con-
custom Of the brain, confusion about the len
eye, and several flesh wounds on other Arts Of the
face Aiisra few hours of inaensibiy lie revived
sufficiently TO state that his uame was George Han.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

ToTsr orr AND NEw-CleaT lg last month, So this dao
las, year Mes 1877 last mouth lS24si last year Sai
Thin Mess 400; lat month"; 0s2 last year DOL frine hrss
LII; last month ell last year ISL Flank z last month
10; last wear 49, Prime H. 1885, last mozth llsoo last ye
u 464 Kunps $40: last month Sie; Last year. go Refuse
Mos 3f5 las; month Ill last year, 6i2 Refuse fne On
last month 2ss last 3d. Other Refuse d 0 ata
lat year 1913 Tota-543 last MONTH 9ooi last year.
IS 1882.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
market.-cAsrrr11y RsponrrD FOB TIVE N Y rnrsysr

.
AsHEsThe demand or both kinds fair and the market
.eady Gales of b5 II S. Is for Pots and 81 ~ for Peah
COTTON-The market dull spd heavy ses Of 900 bale
IN trsnstu on baiis Oic for Mdng 6d freight om New
Orleans 70 Liverpool O= nominal quotations follows
sEw.ioRx CLAssIFloATlos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

MessIs. N. Saxtou, Barker s. Co. of this city
have in prsss, and viii shortly publish in cheap pam
phlet form, THK TRBUsEy reports Of the Yale Agr-
cultural lectures revived and corrected By agrico
tural reporter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

alrous medical sucentS of the Quaker City have
considered their strongly united determination to pre-
vent the performance of this drama, and it has now
been acted at tie Archstreet Theater for two weeks
to crowded houses. The excitement fully parallels the
enthusiasm that was excited here by the same play
and the best seats are all taken week in advance.
The ouchy students from the South attend the repre-
senation, but make no hostile demonstrations. Prob
ably their saiion-House experience on the occasion
of the Union meeting, has somewhat tanned their row.
dyism. AT any rate, the " octoroon" iourishes; the
treasury il Gsed, and great is the rejoicing of the maa
ayers thefeat.
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Pr.1 Fsrs1r.-Tbe following sales were mads ys,
fAdysrtiement.I

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-This unfseled Saacot
manufactured y PAxzxs Bsos, London esa Be ostsnsz
thar ayeut ths CITY, A J. PARKRR, No Is Beeuea M
article szpear tie worcesserkre Sauce. sat osa b -
taiasd a. onehsf he psios
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Total oV
Showing an excess of earnings over expenses OF s2-
GO 40 subject to overcharges drawbacks, and deduc'
ons The total Of cash receipts from all sources for
the month were $ls,S25 50, which embraces amounts
cue in November aud December, and including re-
eepts for January and freight balances due in October
November, December, and January, with s6,396 90
psij on &C oun by the Little Miami Raroad with two
or three otLer ANAL items for balances.
The Massachusetts Legislature has under considera-
ton measure to advance the legal rate Of interest In
tina, State to y cent.
The amount of Coal transported over the Delaware,
Iackawanna, and Western Railroad for the week end
inc Feb o. vvas ma follows.