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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
TIE METROPOLITAN FAIR,
proclamation by the Mayor Inaugural
Cerenonies-Girand Military Parade
The Occasion 30 be Made "a Halliday

The opening this day Of the great Metropoli.
tan Fair in aid Of the Sanitary Commission promises
be of the most notable events In the history Of the
City Of new. York. and we believe that our citizens
generally. without distinction Of party or caste. will
heartily unite in making the day holiday in obedience
to the following proclamation OF Mayor Guniber and
in rendering the OCCASION it richly deserves, one in
every way worthy OF the noble cause for which this
grand enterprise has been projected.
PROCLAMATION.
! deem IL dnty 70 call the attention Of my fel-
citizens to the fact that during the continuance Of the
happy siie IN which our once peaceful sae, are involved
TO ay the pain and dra out the irritation of the unfou'
nate participants therein.
IN the gigantic enterprise of the benevolent ladies of this
metropolis which !. 70 be intngusied Monday next with
appropriate military ana civic ceremonies in view OF TIE i'm
portance of the occon and the psaseworhy associations
connected with this labor Of love recommend to my fellow
suspended G. GODFREY GUsrBKa, Mayor
Bqfe9, Ne,O. York. April 2. 1894
Tie insurance companies have agreed to close their
Offices at O'clock and presume that tie banks
will close about the same time. In compliance with The
Mayors Proclamation. II il probable that oil places Of
business will be closed by twelve o'clock. If not
during the entire day.
Under the orders Of Maj Con- nix and Gen. Sand
now in The city and the lat Division N. V State Ma
tona Guard which promises to be one Of the grandest
military displays ever witnessed in New-York The
line will be formed on Fourteenth street with the right
resting Broadway AID march viii be taken AZ two
O'Clock, through Fourteenth street, Second avenue
stuyyesant place Asior place 70 Broadway, and down
Broadway TO the Park. where the troops will be re-
viewed by the Mayor and members Of tho Common
Council. After the review the military VIII be DIS
missed.
The Committee, composed Of Messrs. WIN. Hail. e.
A. Bristed and II. Doylin announce that at p m tho
Fair wiz be opened with the following ceremonies;
l. rspsns!ed Bsrner by the United Choir OF the city
and the Military Band
| g. Prayer by the Rev. D.. Adams.
| g. Army Hymn, by ODresdel (soris BY Oliver "'nde!'
Hoae) sung by s c. csmpbn accompanied by cho' and
! Band.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
Death OF The Hon. j. n. Taylor OF New


PArEEsoN saturday. April Q, 1864.
The Hon. !. n. TAYLOR, Speaker of the New
jersey House Of Assembly expired at bis residence In
this city at o'clock this morning. from congestion OF
the brain, aiter brief illness " three days.
TRENTON, Saturday April 9 1864.
The Hon. Joseph y. Taylor of Passaic. Speaker
Of the New-Jersey House Of Assembly, died this morn.
ing o'clock He asked 20 be excused on Tuesday on
account az important business ut home. He taken
III "Wednesday with congestion Of the brain in
sensible for s1 hours and continued TO sink until be
died. Hc young and active man. extensively en-.
gagged in manufactures al his home in Paterson N j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
Reruin,ions for western rkcntucky.

CAIRO, saturday, April 2. l56i.
Lieut. S. c. Adams Of the Marines was
drowned last night of the naval wharfboat. The body
has been recovered.
Gen Brayman has issued orders TO prevent the ship
ment Of goods to the interior of Western Kentucky
and 10 prevent boats landing at dangerous places; and
also for the better protection Of The public property by
tie expulsion OF persons having visible means Of sup
port from posts in the district who mny be traitors,
snies 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
The Arabia M Halifax.

HALIFAX, Saturday, April J. 1861.
The steamship Arabia arrived at II o'clock
to-day. She had heavy easery gales for three dag.
and encountered much ice and her paddles are broken
She will sail on sunday morning for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
PARADE or THg list REGIMENT v. I. 8. y. q.
HEADauAgrKis 5isI REGIxEsr, " O. = ksfai
Marc a.. y

GEsERAL ORDER. No. l0.-ln compliance with
Brigade and ,Divsou ogtes Il tie 10Th lust, ~. Her.en,
viii parade Monday. Apr .ih. In Fatigue uniform, with
white g.o.ss and rolled tuapsscts hnAp-afs.
will De without pane Ohosr- viii wear iA.nti
nd ctrrv their oyercoas uu. Tho lie VIII De formed Ia
Bond street = INT Broaiway, o. Il O'Clock p. m The
he ard stld m report 10 th- Colonel mounted on the par
ground and the c08pars Houe0nriss1urt stai aLG
band vii report the Adiutaut a. O'Clock, precisely.
EKnGsATi0Ss.-Ctpt. George y. lTchhi' Lieut. John ~
Hull.
Tie Colonel Tho nece,ity ~ the resignation o. Tho
sb1veuAm. officers have served tie egn'r 80 faithfully
drug their oonnecton with H. They retire 9TH the beet Nis
for their !auTe clare Lieut. Thomas H.
prendeTsast N iuimeaa,ey Ssume commend Of Company
X LieGt Amos H. re, Of Company 10 berthy detailed g.
Command Company uutl further orders ny order Of
Col BENZ. l.. TKAFkOkD,
Cond 7lst kfyi. Y. ~. :. y.
JOIN X. LIvEKsoEK, Ady laut
EprARp KIEKIasp. s.rreantMAJor.
"H" COMPANY ORDER.
Tho eube, of the company hereby notlae 70 'sen-
be At arcry. in compsrce with The shoSs order, on
Monday AI~ % "t o'clock uniformed ~ therein directed,
with brts plate. and kuapssck straps IN good I'D =
Hy order Il HENRY W. TUbNkH- Cay,ah
JOHN 4. HOvLETT, o. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
Restriction. on Exhibitions lie Phiindei-
Min.


pHLADLLPHA SoiuTdey, ApriI2, ls6i.
Gov Curtin has signed the bill which was
passed Yesterday ly the State Legislature 10 prohibit
the sale OF liquors the employment Of female waiier
In places of amusement in ths city aud requiring all
proprietors Of shows exhibitions concerts 70 take
out liceufes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
Los, Of the Ship John Jnnd.

PORTLAND Nc, ~eturtay April 2 IShi.
The British bark T. Il. Palillo, from Kingston,
Jamaica arrived here to-day bringing two wrecked
passengers Of tho ship John Land Of Boston abandoned
o. sea On March % in la so -. long. 60 ~. Al
hand, we're saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
AIbury Cattle Market.

ALBANY, April ., lS6i.-Beeves. the market is
over snppird and trade l. dull OF decline Of IT, y n live
weight; prices range fo 5a8ic tn. total supply about
1900 head GO heed will be held out ote merke, until
NEXT wee. and 900 will he taken 10 The fDtern narkct
sheep are iaic T. n higher; the demand active receipts
to 6,20O head prccs range ron B0s,c. g 10.
Hog in fair request al SIdsic & 10 toe recep.s are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
Marine Disasters.

TORTREss MOSROH April 2 1854.
The steamer Fair Haven, from Newton for
Alexandria, has been wrecked on Cape Henry. No
lives were !ost
The schooner Fanny Bell from Philadelphia for Port
Royal was wrecked NJ the same place. The captain.
mate and cool missing.
y brigantine j. also ashore there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
The Storm nj Ut. John'.. ". ".

IT. JOHN :, NutufHty, ApilI ?, Ittf
A gale has been blowing strong from the east
for The last seven days There have been no arrivals
from the sealing feet and there is no ice in sight
apprehensous are felt for the safety of the feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04

FRENCH THEATRE" Jean Baudry, one o.
the latest and most charming productions OF the Come
die FRANCHISE is announced for tomorrow evening a.
Niblo's Silicon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
The Ship StnGordsbire.

EOsION, April ,. Itti.
The ship Staffordshire, before reported an.
chored and disnosted Off Proyincetown, will be towed
10 Boston tomorrow by the steamer George Shotuck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04

WINTER GARDEN. Miss Ayonia Jones will
this evening appear for tho first time OF the Winter
Garden. in now drama entitled judith. the Daugh,
ter Of Merari" The piece will have the advantages oil
fresh music, scenery, Costumes SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04

OLYMPIC THRArRR. Two pieces never before
represented at this theaer The Irish Emigrant ana
The Laughing Hyena." viii be performed tonight
Mr. Frank Drew aud Mr.. Mortimer have the leading
marta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
All Quiet iu Illinois.

NATION, III, April 2, 1854.
AL Is quiet. The prisoners were sent "a
Springfield Ibis afternoon No further trouble is appre
Blended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
PLANTATION BITTERS,

eating torpid liver constipation sc deserve to suGeT they
viii not try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS,
which are now recommended by the highest medical agtor
ties and warranted produce immediate beneficial effect
They are exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure and must
.upercede ali other loHics where healthy gentle snusns IL
req r.d
They purify strengthen ard nvgo,se.
They create shesthy appetite
They autidote TO Change Of water aud Diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen tho system and enlyen the m;Uj.
They prevent masmAtir and Intermittent fever.
They purify the bre a,h ard scidty the stomach
They cure Dyspc2sia and Constipation.
The cure Diarr.ea and Cho!era MorbuE
They cure Liver Complaint snd Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the anguid brilliant and sEe
e,taufed great rcstofr They composed OF the
celebrated Ceiys bark, WHITE een, sassarl-, roots and
heIbs all preserved in perfectly pure St. CEos rum For
particulars crcArs and Testimonials around each bottle
Beware Of inpostors Esairre ever bottle. See that "
ha our private r. $ Snp unnu.iaied the cork, with
plantation scene and signature fine steel plate side
label that bottle not Tehcd with spurious ard
deeterious stuff ANY person pretending TO sell fa1snon
B!,ters BY the gallon or In bulk Is an importer Any person
initiating this bottle, selling any other mater a therein,
h, hfr called Plantation Biers not Is criminal under
the H. > Law, and viii b. pro.ecued by rs We already
have orr ere on several parties reting our bottles ac VINO
will succeed getting Themselves into close quarters The
n-rchants &C. incredible THE simple Trial Of bottle h
~, evident We present OF their worth and superiority They
ar. sold ~ a respectable DR. gy, srocers, physicians,
hotels. saloons, ssoambo1ts and country store. on
Il. IL DRAKE A. co,
No. ~ Broadway, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
Caution

Persons wishing e P1fi;MsSs:e b SssSns
need rot be imposed on IL they viii careful observe .hst
the nj Of JAS SWAIN correctly stamped on the sealing
Inc corr aud that side Of thu bottle pasted spsn-
did Bank Note Engraving furnished BY the National Bank NOs
OF the late VIM SWAIN.
B. careful also to observ. that the Swain correctly
spelled on the bottles containing
SWANS vERMIFUGE.
Prepared only a, swAIM's LABORATORY,
No; lls south 1,h.'s,
And SOLD BY ALL pRUGGSISfs IN THE UNITED
Sc. advertisement another page.
Gray's Patent Nodded Collars
Hay. now been before the public for nearly year Thsy
are universally pronounced the neatest and best fitting co
extant.
The upper edge presents perfect curve, free from To
angles noticed in al other collars.
The rav, causes 10 FUCKERS on the inside Of the dowa
Colar-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE AS oUTsIDE-sAS
therefore perfect Tree and easy to the neck
The Gsroe Collar has smooth and evenly finished edge
HDRs
These Collars simply fat pieces Of paper cut In The
form Of Cola-, but noLDgD AND SHAPED TO Hr THo
NICK
They are made IN Novelty" tor urn DOWN. STYLE IN every
inch Il II inches and in Eureka Tor GarOel
om - to IT inches aud packed solid szes" in neat blue
cartoons consnins 40 eseh IN smaller of 10 EACH
the stter yesy handy package for Traveller Army and Nay
Officers.
EVERY COLLAR IS stamped.
"GRAY'S PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
The trade suppliedby
j. s. LOwREY 6 Co.,
AGENTS,
No. 81 wsrrsn-'s, NcwYOrk
The Graefenberg Company's
UTERINE CArHoLIcoN Oiarshsr'l.
An infslble cure FOR Female Weakness" and ali Uterine
complaints Of women.
Prie. 81 80 per bottle. Five bottles for So.
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
The bc. Pill in the world for family use and for all Bloss
and Liver Complsin,s Price % cents per boz.
Addre,s all orders 10 J. +. BRIDGE, NJ D.,
Residen. Ply sioan GRAERENBERG COMPANY,
No. 1879 wilhan-s, Fulton, NewYort
Kensett's
OCTOBER AFTERNOON
LAKE GEORGE,
low on exhibition 1t Goupirs Gallery No. ~ Broadway
from 8. N. until p M
Admission y cents.
'H''' TIC ''rM METROPOLITAN FAIR
AID OF THE sanitary FUND.
uowe's Premium Standard Scales,
ADOPTED AS THE STANDARD BY TILE U. $. Cow
EMINENT.
Scales Of every description and every Scale warranted
Send for Illustrated CstLosueto
HOWE 4 BoUyIER,
No. 1874 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
OPENING HYMN.

o. Lord ~ iIo,ts. Almighty KIM
Behold the sacrifice we tTing
10 every SIN thy s,sength impaTt,
Thy spirit .hed through every heart
w.le In orr breast. the living Gr...
The holy fifth that warned our Stree
Thy ToW,i his uIs1c our nation nee
10 Die for her IL serving thee
r. thou pilared Gsme 70 show
The midnight snare. the silent Zoe;
Ard when the battle tbgpder- Loud
Still yide us in it, moving cloud
God OF all nations, Sovereign Lord
IN Thy dread we DRAW the s4ofd
We iiit the starry hag on nigh
Tia. lns with light our stormy sky
No more IL. flaming emb,ems wave
To bar from nope the trembling -iarei
NJ more e. radiant gorlof thine
To blast with one child Of thine
Ffo, Sc ssons rent from murders stain.
Guide thou lie folds til peace sla'i reign,
TIL tort md bella. ,ii SHORE aud "a,
Join our iOud anthem, Praise g. thee
Major-Geu Dix behalf Of The Gentlemen. Ksccu''ve
Committee, vii psc'sut M Of tho Fair to tho Ladies
Committee.
5 Haislui.h Chora--Handel-by The United Choir ud
the Baud
O. Joseph II Choa's In b@haof.he Ladi-' VII respond 10
the presentation speech 81 Gen Dix.
:. Old Hundred-Choir and Baud
On Saturday evening. at Ito termination 81 TIE re,ep
ton in the Art Gallery. private rehearsal ~ the In
diaas who u give exhibitions in the w!gwam during
the Fair vas given in the presence Of the Executive
Committee and few Of proui.ncn. citizens. aiming
whom noticed Mayor Gunther. the ,.eS Drs osgood
Beuows ana others. The lnd.snf were atir' Ia fuii
costume and their performance called forth loud ap
ylause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
~. T.-1SGU. X.

Persons Of seten'ary habits troubled With vese.i Z
tude paplOn OF the heart lack Of appetite, distress
eating torpid liver constipation, 9c deserve to suffer If
win no, try the celebrated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04

Iptr,uperance Cured end ali desire for n.oyie eating
liquors surrly speedily and ssney conquered. Address
With stamp uclo.ed for circular L. d. CRESW ELL. Boz
No. lI.Al5. Boston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-08

Mr.. STANTON official "war bulletin, IS
sued Yesterday evening, giving official and un-
official accounts Of the attack on Altoona ~
the Con-. derates, under Gen. French Is noth, :.
ing more, nor less, than mere, re hash OF
what was In many of the northern papers !"
the morning, the substance Of which We puo
lished yesterday. !,
Mr.. Stanton states that ''reports OF the
generations before Richmond and Petersburg
have been received by him, but their details
..are not, at present, proper for publication
Gen. Sheridan is still reportea at HARRISON.
burg, and bis supply trains are going on al
right occasionally Interrupted by guerrilla par.
,ies, the only rebel force OF, tie road lne
death of john r. Meigs, Of the Eoglneer
Corps, land only s,n Of Gen. N sigs. Z larter-
msst,r General,) killed on u m lay last while
making survey is announced and depIored'
The bulletin con III les with toe an
management that "Gen r secrans reports that
Gen Ewing made good his retreat 70 H'Ils,
losing only f.w strag slers AMI the killed and
wounded by the way, which were very lew. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-08

~aB~ Nor1cE -Tae Rev r.. l. SINGLETON,
viii, by Divine permission, preach t -mo'row
for, noon and evening at the LIST Piesby te ian
Church. Service to commence 1T Ii q. NJ,
and IT II & H. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-08
From Missouri.

From Missouri.
A dispatch from S.. Louis states that Gen.
Price reached the Usage River on Thursday,
but was prevented from crossing 1t at that
place BY Federal force that Was posted on
the opposite side. A desperate engagement 10
said to have ensued, but the result OF 1t was not
known It Was thought, however, that Price
would cross the river at some point higher up.
IF he succeeded 10 doing 80, march Of few
miles only would bring him to Jefferson Civ,
the capital of the State, and the point which
he was evidently aiming TO reach.
A later dispatch announces that Gen Prices
forces had appeared before Jefferson City, but
in what numbers was net known. Msjor
Nilsson, Of the 8 / Indiana cavalry, and SIX Of
his men, were captured. The amount OF dam
age to the Pacific railroad Is net known, but is
supposed to be about $500 900.
Captain Clay Wilson and Lieatenants Muir
ray and Damon were arrested at Sullivan, In"
diana, last week. Papers f!unl Or their per-
sons proved that they were officers OF the C)n
federate army connected with tbs recent de-
mopstra,ion on Lake Erie, anl that they were
plotting the burning of the government arse
nails and other public property. Other arrests
have been make In In,iiana of persons charged
with bong concerned 10 plots and consplracles.
The number Of emiprants arrived this year
at New York is Isl, 1893, an increase Of about
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-08

re- CARD return my sincere thanks
to the gentlemen who 81 promptly r. paired to
tie scene OF the tire, at my house, on Fairfax
street, this a t4rnoon and r. ndered such e1cco
tive all in suppressing the flames.
L. w. n. BRO N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-08

ing st from 60 to IS cts. per 10. Eggs 4oaou
etc. ner DOZEN. Tomatoes GO cts. per peck;
sweet potatoes 50 cts per peck; turn'ps ~
cts. per peck Luna beans and black eyed peas
25A3o Cts per quart.
The following from the speech OF Geo. W.
Curtis. Rel uhican orator, expresses this
idea: ''rhe rebellion must be put down. we
must seize their property, liberate their slaves
inprison their people, populate their country
with soldiery, aud resort to all means until we
received satisfactory reasons OF their hdelty 10
"a tho Uaion until which there could be no
! neace" The N Y. Express SAYS: But this
will be long time off, if sneh handsome tel
lows as Mr.. Curtia, so full of health and lie,
stay at home and buy substitutes.
n. Fasis, Vir1iniaD, residing In Chicago,
had difficulty in.that city, on Thursday with
George ". Mckibbins, a returned soldier OF
the 25th Illinois, shooting and killing him IN
stantly. Henry NlcKibtins, brother Of the
deceased, was als,sWonnded. The comrades
Of the deceased pursued Dr.. Faris to the house
cfDr. Imman, surrounded the house and de-
manded the surrender of Faris. Luman sur
rendered the Dr., when the soldiers put TWEEN
ty bullets through him.
The steamship Roanoke, from Havana Tor
New York, which has Teen due at the latter
port since the 4th instant, had not arrived
there up to last night. It is said that at the
time the Roanoke sailed, her Captain was no.
titled that among his passengers, thirty I've in
number, were some notorious seces>lonlsts, but
lie sa;a be was prepared for any emergency.
It appears from an official statement, re-
ceiyed at the u, S. Navy Department, that
the North Atlantic b!o:kadng squadron has,
from August lst, 1868, to October lst of the
presel,ryear, captured or destroyed fifty YES,
sells. Most Of these were FIRST elias, blockade
runners.
Capt. j: r. Russell, e The 24;h n. 7. cav.
airy, has been dishonorably dismissed the ser
vice Of the US, with loss Of all pay and al.
l,wancas aud forever disqualified from holding
any off ,e under the u. 5. Government, for
neezing money with which he was entrust
ed for the payment Of his troops.
The iron men Of Troy made further reduc
ton Of $lo ton in the price Of iron on Mon.
day. This IN kes total decrease Of $50 from
the highe stsp price Of the article.
Chesnuts, though in the greatest quantity,
this year, arc now selling at 20 cts. per quart.
-----.-----
Gen Forrest has been made q lieutenant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-08

COUNTY COURT --(From the Record. -
Friday -Learey vs.. Hoot-easo enquiry-dis
missed.
Dulaney, Assignee VS. Elliot 4 Johnson
in debt-cen,inued for detcnse-order ior
peremptory trial at next term.
Michael Collins and wife vs. Peter Siberian
anI wife-in crse-;lemnrrer 70 declaration
overru)ed-verdct for pnt. With SIS damages,
and judgement accordingly.
Vfrg. P. johnson ct al VS.. ". Z. Lewis
debt alta. goods ATTACHED ordered 10 be so}l
to satisfy Judgement.
Com. W. Il. 81 McC|ure-on an indictment,
for keeping a ,use Of i'll -f.ne-conljnued IN.
til Tuesday next, and the witnesses reeogu!ztd
10 appear on that day.
Church ys. Hetlbower-unIawfu detaluec-
vcr dict for def notice IT III otlon tor d new
trial civ ~.
I Com. IS. J. r. Chez non an Indictment
for keeping house Of Ill lame--jAry unable 10
agree All ad j,ine over unt! Ia lay morning
next at Ii clock, t. " hlch tine tie Court ALTO
adj uurned.
~ "a NOR
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TOTTCE The undersigned most resp

" full request that all persons having I'M
sc.t:ed nccuunts on lis books viii call at his
former Place Of business; al2: ling St. a a.
setu!v tn. same, prior to the 18th inst. After
tn It date his books = i'll remain tr 80 days with
lis former c.vrk Cat the same p!ace),. VINO Il
auth orizrd re ceive and receipt IN hls ttam ne;
be aced in other hands for sevti> ment, as i'o
cannot STAY longer to give them attention., tor
the liberal patronage or the community, ne r.
turns his best wishes and. a. k 1l.at 1he same
pa1rona &c may be bestrN < upon NJ: succssSoF'
OcrS-lW* G. Ii JL LLAI ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-08

Gold, in New 7 orr, yesterday, 2057. "uere
we yo down, down, down; and here We 60 up,
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efft ::sSar>tria Oazetf :
SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8.

gHs a.RKGr. this morning, was quite we'll
supplied but there was no ammunition IN
nrices, since our report ct lastzSaturday; on
the contrary, rather. a tendency to rise: -
Fresh meats are the same as at LAST quotations.
Vegetables abundant, but the different varle.
ties and the quantity, do not seem to induce
holders to lower their rates. Butter was sell
ing st from SO to IS cts. per II. Eggs 45a50
cts, ner dozen. Tomatoes GO cts. per peck
sweet pofafoes 90 cts. per peck; turnips 40
cts. per peck; Luna beans and blAek eyed peas
25A3o cts. per quart.
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{szsz:.:3 HOUSE FOR SALE AT AUG

h##a#a A conf, rtable, Frame Dwelling TWO
~ :. ~, and an attic, (1he trout lover room, III
tended for store situat:d On thee corleE O.
Henry and tamvron strets, Will pe 9olo, D. -
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-08

Gen Grant isanuounced this morning as
having arrived 10 Washington