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i4sf y Monday Morning january IL. 1852

Monday Morning. January IL, 1862. 3
CorroK. 1--WE did not hear Of sale.
d TOBACCO. Nothing reported Tx !,
. SUGAR. -. There is again good demand for
Fully Fair, Prime and Choice, but other descrip.
tions are very dull. The sales embrace about 1900
hhds. at 14@2c. for Inferior, 24@3s far Fair to
Fully Fair. s2@45 for Prime to Choice, 5@54 for
Clarified Yellow and 6@e2c. u b. for: Clarified
White. a4.4 r.
b MoLAssRs. -. About 1000 bbls. sold at l4a@ls
and lsc. for Inferior to Choice Fermenting lot of
Fermenting in OAK bbls commanding is and 100
20 and 21c. y gallon for Prime to Choice. We
have heard Of no sales Of half-bbls.; they are
scares and in demand. .----.zs.ss,. > Il
FLouR. About 1000 bbls. sold at s1O@sl0. rs
for Superdne and SO 55@sll and Sill 50 u Dbl.
for Extra. q 81
CoRN. $50 sacks White sold at 9oc. and 100 at
CSC. % bushel. -
BRAN. .22o sacks sold at 81 80 % 100 lbs.
Rye. SO sacks sold at u 40 u bushel.
WHISKY. Rectifed is retailing at 81 IS and
Old Bourbon and Monongahela at 81 s5@sl so
y gallon. " ~
PoRK.. Mess is retailing slowly at s45 y bbL
s lard. .Tierces retail at 26@27c. and kegs at
2s@sOc.B ID. !,
BACON. Shoulders are retailing slowly at2 Sc.
Ribbed Sides rs, Clear Sides 27@2s, Plain Hams
32@23c. and Sugar-Cured at Csc. 10 ID. !.
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Biber snteHlgerae.
CKxs0EK1 OFFICE, No. 10 CAxr STREET, l
Monday Morning, January Is, 1862.

MOnuHy McTnnR, january iaz
The weather during the past week has been va
riable. On Tuesday we had quite severe rain
storm. On Wednesday and Thursday the weather
was cloudy and uasettlsd, andon Friday and Sat
.nrday twas clear at times and very warm.
Business for the past week has been very good,
especially for steamers going to yicksburg, Mem,
phis and Columbus, as oil Of the departing boats
had to refuse freight
Among the arrivals since our last we noticed the
Magnolia, Louis dor, and Judah Touro, from
Memphis, all with fair trips. The Touro vas loaded
tothe guards, and Capt. Langhorne, informs us that
he was compelled to refuse, at Memphis a.,arge
amount Of freight. The departing steamers on
Saturday, which amounted to thirteen boats, all
left with good trips, especially the Natchez, Mary
q. Keene. Froiic and Golden Age. These four had
to refuse freight y st' s+Ne fs
r Tie number Of arrivals for the week ending last
Friday at noon, amounted to tifty-tonr steamers,
being an increase over last week Of nine boats.
These arrivals brought ID the following amount of
produce, viz sugar, 1921 hhds,, ties. and bbls /;
molasses, 17,776 bbls.; bacon, hhds. and casks !;
rope, ITO coils; bran, 2o77 sacks beef 597 hhds.,
tcs. and bbls corn 1851 sacks; -four 4944 bbis,;
hay, 1881 bales; lard, 4sT tcs., bbls. and kegs
oats 494 bbls. and sacks lard oil, 81 bbls.
potatoes, 1913 bbls.; pork 50 tics. and bills, and
II hhds ;rice, 1923 casks; rum So bbls.; tobacco,
27hhds. whisky, llS bills. wheat 1916 bbls and
sacks. AZ.
The river before the city has fallen two inches
since our last report and is now twelve feet below
high water mark.
The Roebnck, having been repaired and put in
tlp.top order, will be at the landing during the
1 day. ready to -receiya, freieht for Red river She
| leaves o-niorrow evening, ssI
The Republic arrived yesterday from Memphis
with fine trip. She returns tomorrow evening,
From the officers Of the Era No. A, from Red
river, we learn that they had heavy rains on Wed
| nesday and Friday, and that the river had riser
four inches and was still rising when they left. The
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y There has been more foreign exchange Offering.
N rRtes, pr rather rates drawers would like to
Fssaise; % piacsd vt from l2i@ l22 up to las,
khs HANKS AJAX higher Say 1900 1885, These
asnres "A apopsd they cannot be n,aiItaned On
No sale o few thousand ,of balesof cotton, and
thpss fow thousandsof hales are nearer being sold
fsan some parties ars awars Of. They are ship
4 piag cotton from out Of the.way ports in other
States, the exchange for which viii probably and
The way here for sale. Francs We quote from AGO
9 (D160 10 4.So rather hard work to sell at these
figures, Quotations for inland or domestic are
yntied. Sales are effected daily bat in too limited
xnms 10 command more than passing notice say
a9@3A Bet dis, ana then dealers or buyers have to
order the proceeds to be returned in Confederate
NOTES. 81 sss1
The stock market has beenvery quiet during the
week. Some few shares Of City Railroad have
schanged hands at decline from last transactions
10 Gas Light there have been offers which might
give the buyer about got. per annum for his in
scstment,
For general Investment the Opelousas Railroad
bonds OTTER the surest. They are 10 Get invest
at at the market price. If we have capitalists
-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
y No. $50. \.
hereas, Tile New osleans Cils Ralroad Conpany 81 petit

- / No. 1851 i ,eassss,,a ~
The New oileans Railroad Company, b petit
leans ask a an ordinance hh passed substituting the said
Company NIL tho rights privileges anu obligations apperan
Ing y M sping from the contract entered into the
Henry Hart F, eeek WinE and Patrick Irwin suretes by
passed before Charles f. Forter City Notary the It'll
of February eighteen hundred and the said Company
The 18th June eighteen hundred and sixty assumed the
obligations Of the said John sawson principal and sd
in and by said bound themselves pay the bonus which The
said in aud by their original contract bound themselves
oay TO the city of New ORLEANS for The right of way to
comply with of said original between said
parties and said city OF New orlears
And whereas that the eniereit
Patrick Irwin with the city OF New Orleans several acts
before said Charles r. Forc City Notary the list
June 1900 on The I'd Jnly 1860, and on the 2at April S6l
well all amendments and changes entered INTO by said parties
aud the said city OF New Orleans, in any renting to The
said City R eads for the account OF said New Orleans
City Railroad Company and included n their rights and ohiga
tons and hive been assumed by them under the OF their
said charter
Now therefore, order facilitate the said New Orleans
TO enable Them to bind themselves directly The City New
Orleans in future changes and notifications Of said
tiactsan more particularly to enhe them TO accept the
change granted lay iron rail Poland
the Of fiat iron rail provided in the original
BE Resoped That the said New Orleans City Railroad
privileges and obligations Of the sud John prin
cpe and the said Henry Hart Frederick Wintz Patrick
Irwin streties in and their aiuresa
and I'll changes and notifications thereof
Rsol further, That The and is hereby authorized
before the City Notary such may required
lSignedl J. MAGIONI,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
[sisnedl s. 2. nELABARRE,
President pro ten Board OF Aldermen
Approved January Il 1852. ..,,
jalS 1T tSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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CATTLE HARRIET.

JEFFERSON CITY. January 10. tlt62.
= Arrived Saturday and yesterday 46l Texas and
26 Western Beeves, 800 Hogs, 2l5 Veal Cattle and
Mich Cows. Amount Of stock sold were 16s
Texas and % Western Beeves, 2l4 Hogs and l
Mich Cow. Stock remaining on sale are 1888
Texas and 81 Western Beeves, 1898 Hogs, AGO
Sheep, 2l5 Veal Cattle and Is Mich Cows. We
quote >7
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To BaI ers.

--N', MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
. ..- 80 ~ CIR HALL, Jan. II, 1867 )
HH- To Bakers - The price of Snperine
Flour being this day ten dollas and twenty i've
$40 Is per barrel bakers required to give during
ensuing week commencing MONDAY 18th Inst as follows
viz Second quality, or No 2:
Fifty ounces Of bread for 20 cents LA.
; Twenty five ounces OF bread for IL cents +
Twelve Of bread for s CENTS. - -
eighth more-thet is to say: H.hfs--SA :
The, % cent loayes, fftyss ounces 49, p
e., The 10 cent loares, twenty weight ounces 81
The cent ieSyes. thirteen ounces. --'"S<-fr'Ar
b Bread OF the First Quality, Fancy Bread must be
made OF Extra oar and The oaees shall exceed in ega
one p9d and 7han se made ked aud stamped rsquifed
by ordnance To- s7Se.g s-4-.z-s = t-.-.E .rs I
d. JOHN t. MONROE. Mayor.
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Whereas the room occupied by the Comptroller has by
of the in the records books etc. appertan
ing Office become greatly encountered and there remains
but little space therein for the daily tansac ion of business
therefore, belt ST.
so be and hereby appropriated TO the of the oempe
separating the said and laced by two
arches, that they shall form but one room. . :.
Rsotre6 fhe That the Street Commissioner remove his
Office the oecned BY the Ressrsr Of Voters VII s
hereby appropriated to his and that the lately
occupied by The Finance Committee, the FIRST floor be and
hereby appropriated said Registrar u Voters his Office
Resa,ted eler Surveyor is hereby directed 10
proof vault similar to that in the Treasurer OH
to be built IN the Gomp,roers oee provided The whole cost
does not exces The sum Of twenty five hundred dollars.
lStguedl 4. 49, j. MAG1USL 81
~ President Board Of Assistant Alder
TSsnsdl- - s. F. sDELABAkRE,
Nv as Presidentoro tenn Board of Alder men.
q Approved january II, 1852, - -. -
jat3 w. tlslguedl JOHN u. MONROE, Mayor,
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among us who desire permanent investments, these
bonds ought to command attention. OF course,
sfhe sons dsy ana ratorz-thes
thimble.rigged gentlemen 5obbers-carnot, 1t IS
expected, regard them with much favor.
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The following is the amount of treasury notes on
hand, which are included in the general cash as:
sets These treasury notes are included in the de-
post line, and represent resources to the amount
thereof To the line of deposits must be added the
currency deposits with the Southern Bank-say
S74s,s53, which makes the deposit line count up
s2I,757 ,326 proper e. ys'
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alHine sntslllgelae.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street.
Monday Morning. January 8. lSt2.

2. " Arrived Saturday. 80,
x Steam bORaa.
Louis Dor, johnson, I'm Columbus.
Judah Touro, Langhorne, I'm Columbus.
Magnolia, Mooay. I'm Memphis. ~
Doubloon, -, I'm Vicksburg.
Gossamer, Forgay, I'm Attakapas.
NJ Allen, BoWles, I'm New Iberia.
Z D Hine, Atkinson, I'm Attakapas.
News Boy, Moore, I'm Ouachita River.
Barataria, Rolf, I'm Barataria.
Diana, Radovich, I'm Fort jackson.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Stearstano0

AFf1VSU KS2EtfuAy. y
u STEAMBOATS,.
Republic, Clark, I'm Memphis.
B L Hodge, Sinnott, i'm Vicksburg.
Milton Relf, Pickett, I'm Opelousas.
Era No. A, Kouns, FIN Alexandria. 0.
Sallie Robinson, Reynolds, I'm Fort Adams.
A Gotten, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Mary p, Dugas, FIN Lafourche. =
h Indian No ?, Greenlee, I'm Lafourche.
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s7,ps,s45 s2l, ,O',s 1913 /;
ss2,si6,8i
I 3l3.5i6,165 fuT S2Iz7,S
/. nar,na ratira stata,r,nertfnr Two Weeks.
.ct,,al increase for The week !.

fhsfoliowng table comprises tho amount Of loans loEg dis
counts mortgages and pledges active movements npaper
maturing villain ninety days Also The amount of discounts
o,d ioans nf each bsnk beyond ninety days. -
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4 ACTIVE aoyENESrs-4L tABrLtriEs. J
" l,ireu1afiDu Debosits,

Condition III e Ranks Of city for the week ending
a lg5.ss III = sar1rday, january IL, 1869.
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LIST OF VESSELS In PORT NOT CLEAkEB.
corrected expressly for the New Orleans Daily Crescentr
Steamships.
Ships.

gar PRIZE BOAT BUILDER say
&ss&& OF THE SOUTH Z Isl
r J. MAH0NY. Algicrs. La.
Will furnish the shortest notice. buit the noatspprose
models Pleasurs and Race Yachts Climb and Skeleton Row
Boats, Ship, Schooner and Steamboat Yaw Sks and Row
Boats of all descriptions built at the shortest notice.
Also hand
Oars Spars Blocks and everything apperaning to zach
dttng hand and for sale the lowest market prices.
m
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Sfsn ~ aooue
True, ne specie may he considered as ho,s de
ooAstat XII the npnee yetit il there id vault, as
vel q eset three millicns Of bonds held BY the
me- banks xhieh may ID deemed IS cash assets,
4 - Fell q the leans to the Confederate Govern
msnt, amounting to W 05o 900. e.
me changes 10 the movements for the week are,
~ follows: 3
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Railroads.

r. Z. .-'- .l Railroads. Sg2sS&%.
N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, January 10, ls62-16 bales hay to
Warren & Crawford do Robert Conway--l4 do
Carroll, Hoy Geo. II do j B Gribble &co- 10 do
G Connolly &co-Total 81 bales hay.
CANTON, January u, 1872 car loads iron
N Il 4 F Tiff bbls pitch Kathman-6 bSs to-
bacco I K Price Dbl birthstone Christy- 100
bbls turpen.ine to E Blessey--20 do E \ ia bdls
paper H Garpentsr- do G Bolo- 81 scks corn
Rosser, Prothro &co- Dbl lard Stewart James
q bbls butter l key eggs 7 O Laughlin-4 bbls
lamp black Thos H Shields &co-sundries to order
N o., OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, January II, ls62.-2s hhds
sugar Laforest & Desmares-- 20 do V Allain &co-
Is do Rotchford, Brown &co-2 do % bbls molas-
ses Hall & Rodd- Is do Bellocq, Noblom &co-2l
do Fellowes Geo. 81 do R Hare &co- Is do E
Carlin- SO do Iobt Il Charpantier--47 do Gordon
& Castillo : SO do Darby Il Tremoulet-l half Dbl
molasses to S 0 Nelson &co- l do 2 Dbl sugar to
Rosser, Prothro &co- 20 hhds sugar Foley, Avery
&co-92 beeves sNoel-suudres to order.
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@.l7s.a2ol.

Taal Treasury notes Sl0 liz. BOG
amount for the week ending JAN 9eS2 ol2
Increase foF the week. 400. 2a4
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a. NEGROES FOR SAEE-JuST ARRIVED
with fifty Negroes, which offer for sale at reasonable
III prices. consisting Of field aIds house
my old stand corner ofEsp!anade and Chartres
dr. AW}r- =. JOSEPH RRVJN
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Leaves TUESDAY the 18th inst. Mt r. VI.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
49, h. Packet Lira-For Memphis and al The Rtn1,-
l6tt&sfTte splendid and FIRST cs-s passenger steamer
r. public, u. Clarke master, will ies7s
as above, For freight passage apply o board.
yIRuINIuS &. DETTzEl,
ialO Advertising Agent,
~ This boat Napoleon with regular packet. Tor
the Arkanas and White rivers, aud Memphis with the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroads.
The R. will take freight for New Madrid Hickman and Co
.lInbus vi privilege of reshippIng.
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s. = Is "a - +,h. mo. 6S59.l@ -
Reso'yed the adjudication BY The COMPTROLLER agrecahy
reoe on No 57s Of n for furnishing deliver
the city ri tsburg coal for the ern Of one
D. Dewees-Secrity j. b. FTchas the rate Of 81 30
barrel, be and the same Is hereby rejected %
(SieneA 80 j. MAGIONT, l.-
n : President j Jard Of Assistant Aldermen.
- ISsnedl 5. p .DELABARRE,
" - - Ptssloent pro tenn Board OF Aldermen.
Approved January II, 1852. 4., ,o,,,,o, -, g..
JAZZ 81 Signe't JOHN L. MONtkof Mayor.
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Leaves MONDAY. 18th inst at IL NJ.
FOX BAYOU LAFOURCaE, DON
. - l. adsonvlle and Coast landings-Ths extremely
light draugh, passenger packet ArIxa nsa w,
NJ. Bennett master, Schuyler Dozier, DllOr,
viii leave above, taking freight and passengers all land
irgs Bayou Latource and the Coast For freight
apply on board. .
vIRGINIUs Q. DENTZEL,
jal3 Advertising Agent.
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mo. 5s62.l
Whereas, by resolution No. SAL passed by the Common
neil Of the city of New Orleans and approved the Sh of
August 1861, the City Surveyor authorized to lay off in the
La lite Cemetery nch pnrt thereof he Jointly with the
Mayor think best adapd space Of ground thirty feet
square burial for the members of Chamete Fire Company
No. q who may hereafter depart this life and Whereas the
81 City Surveyor with Tue approval of hi Honor the Mayor
has laid Off for The above purpose lots Nos q s. H. s. 10 No.
A. 49, ~ and 90 in sauae No of said cemetery therefore,
bait .
Reso'sd That his Ht Tire Mayor be and he il hereby
tho lied 10 donse per al said Cnesle Fire Com
pany No. % through President nd hts in office
The lots above toned for the purpose contained in resolution
No. 5Tll.
[Sgned J. MAGIONI,
President Board o Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgned S. P. DElABARRE
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved January II, 1862
jal3 81 (Signedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-23

NEW ANDSIMPLIFIEDM ETHOD FOh
" PIANO FORTE IND 81 SlM ~ pI
PROF Pr AALExANDER M Y ddWpaSkR ia Laz
MIST, VOCALIST, AND COMPeoSE ~ mas 4
onened Ladies and Gentlemen's afternoon #
o'clock P. NJ Singing Glasses, on the most
LIBERAL terms. Prof Wolowski will also e *
nl h the full theory of music and reading by
his system. - na oo,son
hav;no onlv slight knowledge ofmusic will pc
enabled. in very short time, to read MUSIC u nc
as classified music with rare perfection ;.
AS to the vocal part, by his way OF vocai1Ha-
ton, he arrives at most extraordinary results,
renders the voice powerful and enables the
singer to vocalize with facility, accuracy ana
fine quality Of tone.
Subscribers for Singing Glasses or Private r.
ano and Singing lessons can leave their names at
the Bookstore of Mr. L. B. Stone, No. lo4
King street, or Professor residence 451 10th st.
Washington, D. G. acc lo-An
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-23
7AS COMMITTED to the jail Of Primo

WAS COMMITTED to the jail Of Prince
W Georges county; Maryiand aSa rn nT ",
he is not very black about five feet high, says
he belongs to Mr. James Beckam,, Of CuIpeper
county, Va No noticeable marks-had on n
soldiers Jacket. He is about 10 years old; The
said negro was committed to the Jail OF Pr1 II,
George county, Maryland, as a runaway: me
owner (if anv) of the above described negro is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away-otherwise ne Will
be dis posed Of according to the Act of Assem-
bly. in such case made and provided.
PETER G. GRIMES, Sheriff
of Prince Georges county, Md.
dec 5-1aW4W
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GENERAL NEWS.

has excited the hostility Of the Senatorial Tao
ton by which he was assailed and 1t Is salo
that Senators have announced their determ1na-
ton to bring forward in open Senate the same
resolution which was offered originally IN the
first meeting of the Republican caucus, severe
" censuring Secretary Seward and inviting HIM
TO retire from the Cabinet.
The Secretary of the Treasury has completed
his finance bill, recommending loan OF nine
hundred millions at not more than 7.3o per
cent.
A fire broke out in the extensive building OF
the Vermont Insane Asylum yesterday. Ihe
wind blew a gale from the north. The two
large wings running west were entirely eonsum-
ed also the centre building. The east wings
wore saved. though somewhat damaged. All
the patients were saved.
Gen. Wool, who has recently been relieved
Of the command of the Middle Department, IS
expected to leave for his home at Troy, N. l.,
TODAY, He has been granted tortnghts
leave Of absence
Gold, in New York, yesterday, 1873.
last NIGHTS Star says: "a body OF Conted-
crate cavalry are said to have been about Lees
burg on the day before Observation-Disclosures
norton Of Whites guerillas. We have news
Of the capture of Capt. Baylor, somewhat
noted guerilla, which took place on Saturday
last near Charlestown, Va.
The corporation of Georgetown; d. g., has
annropriated $3.50 maid of the soldiers Christ
mas dinner in the District hospitals
Mr. B. G. Armstrong has recently received
the appointment of major Of the ''Sixteenth
Virginia. by Gov. Pierpoint The officers Of
this regiment now consist OF Col. James l.
CLOSE, Lieutenant-C Colonel Snyder, and A G.
CASTOR. Adiutant The regiment is now en-
camped on Minor hill.
The case Of Richard Harget against the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company was tried in
the Brooklyn City Court during the present
week. The plaintiff, who is q coIored man,
brought an action AGAINST the company tor hay
inc him expelled from one Of their cars. lie
had 10 change, and offered a dollar bill. The
conductor either could not Or would not make
change. and ordered the plaintiff from therear
platform, upon which he was standing Plain
riff refused to get off, and was forcibly elected
He then got upon the front platform, from
which he was also ordered, and finally driven
off by the driver. The case was given to the
Jury on Thursday evening, who brought in
verdict Of six and quarter cents damages tor
plaintiff.
The illustrated Southern News contains an
equestrian picture and biographical sketch OF
the late General Turner Ashby
The New York Herald has an article on
ssTba State Of the Nation-Is it to be Saved
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G EN- T r E NJ A r K T. T ,
179 KING STREET,

I7y MING NIKEEl,
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND COLUMBUS.
THE undersigned take this method of inform
/ ing the citizens Of Alexandria and vicinity
that til ev have opened the above stand, which
is both commodiL us and centrally located, where
they are prepared to furnish their customers
with
ALL KINDS OF MEATS,
including Fish Poultry, Game, and all kinds Of
Vegetables in their season. We invite the pa
tronage of the citizens Of Alexandria and the
public generally.
free of charge. HYATT s. CO.,
dec 2O--lw Proprietors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-23

T AIDES DRESS FURS. Just opened Il
Ia extensive and well-assorted stock of I III
DIES, and CHlLDREN's DRESS and FA n
CY FURS, made expressly for our retail tradpI
ty our house in New York, and warranted to beI
the besti in this market.
We especially call the attention Of purchasers
to our Russian Sable. Martin. FiIcIl
Mink. Siberian Squirrel. ana Annertl
can and Canadian Eurs. consisting in III
dies and Childrens Tippets, Capes, MantIesl
new style Of Fur Collars, and Gentlemens Mufs
hers. b
w. We defy all competition in this line.
At the same time we bring in remembrance q
our stock of Ladies' Cioaks and Nantes!
Dress Goods, and general stock Of DRY
GOODS, which is daily increased with the|
newest and choicest patterns Of fashion,
va Furs from the country will be bought |
both for export and manufacturing, at the high l
est market prices
Mzs~ Remember, AZ Market Space, near Sew
enth street. under the Avenue House, Washing
ton, d. G.. 5. g W. ME1 ENBERG.
Washington, nov l9-3m