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Orices, from s25 10 $50. Dvans Lounges,
Walnut and Mahogany Parlor chairs,
Hocking and easy chairs Piano stools, and
avarieiy Of upholstered work, with Dress
ing and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, -
centre and pier tables, detashns,
chetfeniers,w s,whstuots and comodes, -
and all kinds q fashionable work. His
stock of bureaus, enclosed and common
wasnstands, ,dress-tables, corner cupbo ards,
sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedsieads, ,cane seat and common chairs is
the largest in this section of the county,
He will also keep good assortment of
looking glasses with fancy gilt aud com :
mon frames He will also furnish spring
mattresses fitted TO any sized bedstead !,
which are superior for durability and com
for. to any bed in use.
Bloomsburg. Nov. a, 1868.
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1854. The 1864.
GARDENERS MONTHLY.

w. G. P. BRINCKLOE, PUBLISHER.
Office :-2s North Sixth ST., Phil'a.
TERMs-Sl so YEAR.
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North Central Railway.
tt NJ E TALB e.

TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 and from III
North and West Branch of the Susquehan.
ma, Elmira, aud all of Northern New York.
On and after Monday, Apri 2Oth, 1868
the Passenger Trains Of the North Central
Railway will arrive and depart from Sun.
bury, Harrisburg and Baltimore, as follows
SOUTHWARK.
Mail Train leaves Suabury daily
except Sundays, at 1910 am
Leaves Harrisburg, II5p.m
Arrives at Baltimore, 5.35 g
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at 1907 pm
Leaves Harrisb'rg, except Monday 90 a. m
Arrives at Baltimore daily except
Monday, at els am
Accommodation leaves Harrisb'rg $50 am
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NORTHW.ARD.
q -

NORTHJT.RRD
Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays at 915 am.
Leaves Harrisburg, 115pm.
Arrives at Sunbury, 4.O5 pm.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9I5 I"
Arrives al Harrisburg, I35 am.
Leaves Harrisb'rg except Monday 800
Arrives al Sunbury, 5.3S /"
For further particulars apply at the office.
/. N. DUBARRY, Supl.
Harrisburg, Aug. 8, 1863.
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PRICE.

For tie Fruit, HolCer and Kitchen Gar.
II
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N. Y. WEEKLY NEWS.

The cheapest and besl New York News
paper Only one dollar per anuum. Eight
pages-forty columns. A complete record
OF events, Benjamin Wood: editor and pro-
prietor, Published at No. 10 City Hall
Sqnare, Daily News Building, New York
CITY.
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Due notice will be given of the next
mass meeting of The ticket holders which
will take place in New York City
A National Home Ticket, costing ons
dollar, consists of FIVE coupons, iour Of
which are admissions 10 the Mirror, good
at any time, and The other certificate of
an inte rest in the Enterprise, which the
purchaser retains.
The admission coupon may be used sep.
aralely or all at once, as suits the conve-
nience of the purchaser.
All communications on the subject, and
all orders for tickets by mail, or express,
should be directed 10 JOSIAH PERHAM,
Agent, 5s5 Broadway, New York City.
TO CL UBS.
Persons taking an active interest in this
charitable undertaking, by getting up
clubs, will receive eleven tickets for every
len dollars sent.
Jan. 90. 1864
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Tho money market j. easy at seven per cent on
call, ad promises TO continue 50 under mode
rate demand from the stock Exchange: but the
staten Of the associated banks TOR tile week i
les favorable than it recent predece ssors. II
shows decrease oil deposits IS compared with
that OF Ist week o. sj37S03; an increase of loans
81 sl.l" 10. The increase OF specie al the same
time B. 750,7a5. There Is very little doing in tie
Discount Inc. TIE quantity Of first elias paper
oHcra continues small. and j. rates from eight 10
twcl.a 7cr ceut.
fbas-a exchange is duil. under ! light demand.
Iae o.teuts Of specie iur tie last three weeks
hogiaa s4eu considerably heavier thar usual, u
con-a goose To . great extent OF The urgent calls
FOR resatiu1ces from Europe. d slight 'lll viii
foilor III natural result. Moreover there is y
partai subsidcnce Of that feeling Of panic and
active a.aiaud for money in England, accompanied
with 4 3.al lstrust which p ryiousiS prevailed.
and although our foregn Indebtedness is very
lgh.. aalti therefore becomes j matter 81 little
coaseq ne., This is likely T. have the Eject of
allowing mittanccs to ,aac II II natural course
iu-t'e st fastening Dcm nndUly, and eSerci 2
SOM unaaeo upon Ia current demand for
ex, tH.-e. iaukcrs bills at sixty daNs, icr ..cr-
liur .ge offered ri l0pls, although some
draw. .,.a lo, and BOP three day bs De rate
var.e f.on llo5. u lll3.. Merchants ILLS arc
Iu' n.etsd 81 enc - two pct cent nn.cr these
rates.
fne following table Slows ,h. totals ~ ihe state.
mcnts tAc ass ocisted bauas u Iii. city Oh the
srsi saturday Of eact mouta curing the present
year. ~ .li those ii tie last two weeas:
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le. Cheese was auio, a, isc, zoe. Tor cop.

sc Tor sale. Cnees0 was 4ulet AZ NC zUc TOT coy
mo- 10 prime,
Riet-Ksngoen was ouiet. but firm, at Ia &c. lac
SUGAR 9ss IN lignt oemsnd with, however. psrti-
GUAR cha pc IN prces sales 3a3 hhds at IL &c. -lc
for Cuba uscoyadc. and 2sc ~ 80. Tor Porto RICO,
q so 800 boxes Havana on D.. Refined quiet a.
25s6c. 26&o. for soft yciow. 2Thc IS &c. for soft
while and 20 ~ for hards, all cash.
TAIIow was active demand, aud prices advanced.
Sales 600 lbs at lSc 100. for ordinary prime,
including butchers Association ct leIso
wHisEEy.-Recepts, % bbIs The market was steady
with sales of 800 bols al 81 !3k 81 ~
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marrled.

afternoon, November Is, by the pastor, Rev William
Quinn, FRAscIs JosEra HAccERrg TO Miss CAvHAalsS
KORAN.
PkAmoN-BArcse On Sunday, November I3. at the
residence OF the brides parents By the Rev. c. His
cox RogEar PEARSON. OF Toronto, G. W., TO HANNAH 4.
BADGER eldest daughter OF Alfred Badger, Esq, Of
New York city No cards.
Boston ana Toronto papers please copy.
RozELL--AEMsrRoNG. sunday, November 49, al the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. II. Mills
Mr. JoHs RozxLI, Jr 70 Miss MARY E. ARMSTRONG, both
Of this city No cards.
SANGER-CoSSER In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. October
IS, in the South Presbyterian church, by the Rev. DR.
Spear AsRAN SANGER Jr TO SARAH e. daughter OF JACOB
Conner. Esq., all OF Brooklyn. No cards
R--wuuAxsoN.--On Thursday, November 10
by the Rev. Or. Thomas De Witt, PalIP ScalossBB u
SARAH A.. daughter OF Daniel Williamson, all OF this city
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Asars.-rne marks. continues irregular, with sms

NOV. r. u.
Asacs.--The market continues irregular, with email
sales or pots at Sl2 so. Pearls nomira!iy at Sil.
Receipts 20 ,007 bbs. forr. 90 do corn
meal IS 1926 bushels wheat 30 AIS DO corr, 21,3se DO
oats, Sc .f54 do barley and 1875 DO. malt The -four
market about loo better with steady fair home
trade demand, little speculative inquiry. Tne
sales loot up 900 bbls aud Western, 500 bbs
soGshern, and 500 do. Canadian Rye -four firm but
quiet 90 obls good extra broughf9 Corn meal also
nrm with sales Of go bbIs 5raudywine at 81 40 We
MN.
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gESsirTs trle nrmer. with rather more doing.
engagements to Liverpool IL goo bushels wheat At 2Xd.
70 nss 100 tons lnseed cake Of Is Cd per neutral
1900 bushels wheat at I'D in bulk IFS pkgs talow at
rs. ID % cases measurement goods al ljs ana per
steamer 80 pkgs bacon at 25., 1000 pkgs cheese $50
DO butter al sys, and Crevious 10 our last 9c0 bales
nay at 2Ds 10 London, 900 bbs oiIcake At Is Cd 120
btls. merchandise al Id I'D, and TO Matamoros 200
10 load 2,JOo obs petroleum. at Philadelphia 20 Antwerp
housekeeping was selling in moderate way At 81 30
81 81 and reta! lots may be quoted at 81 40 81 go
hoRs continue 10 good demand from consumers. end
the market remains firm for uoh oif and news safes 30
bales Of the former at 25c Sc, and 90 oil The latter ~
40c a sic.
ISpoo ted above the views Of buyers and there
but very iltle dong.
Nottsx va 81 moderate demand, with sales OF so
hbs. New oriestH 20 a II 10 90 hncs. Porto Rico
ct 81 i2Ss, and y -. Cuba muscovado AZ sec assc
NAVAL Sros.~Hiriis urpentre quiet, al 81 10 81 90
for French aud American Rosins we're very quiet hut
urn with small sale at S2s y $50 for common and
strained, and straiued TO NO. az $780,
Oits-Iiuseed WIS steady ana quiet ut 81 IS. Other
kinds were Inactive and prices almost nominal.
pEpofyvg.-- Receipts, 25,2l3 obs Tue market was
rner ol alt kinds and prices advarced fully 1c. 10
crude. thee quite movements nut IN renned lt'e
WIS doae ne saies we're 500 bbs crude, the spot
~ ~ We. 4uc $40 do. refined. Ia bond, tic. ~ FL;
aad 80 a., Ter SIG $50, ssc. the latter or
While, Benzinc vas quict at 52isc.
TOW ioNs Receipts, 3l2 bhls. poTks 352 packages
b2ef Coo - cui meats an lao CO. lard be cork na
ket opened decidedly oeer. but with the advance 10
g0d the market was active and closed Drmer sales
were ~ oof. ~ - so So Tor old mes, $40 o2
81 Tor new do ami regular way closing at sac 10
casn S3e 80 " or prime, aud sd 90 $40 iuf PRIME
also Y hbs new mess. for all November, buyer 3
option, al Sal 20 The beef market continued Brm with
increased business doing sales 800 bbs and tierecs
az $Ta ST. or country mess Sia 22 for repacei mess
sud SIC $G@ Tor extra 40 laaia mess bee In de.
mand aud firm, sales being % tiefces az $40. Beet
hams were III moderate inquiry CT S26 30 SCI, with
sgiea 81 $50 bDs. Cut demand, and rather
irer with sales % rs kss ~ lTc l9c Tor shoul-
ders and IsC. a 2c. iof hsms. bacon cUuiiDdts n
r5deraie demand asd the market rm, with ~ loo
boxes long ribbed AZ 1885,, and 100 boxes lohg cf ~
40 "a for December and JaDnary delivery. Tue srd
mar et wag tri0s easier, with iaf butiness doaSi
ssee 81 $40 bbs aud tcs At 1886 2o1ic far MI L,
u r 9gt-e Tor fair 90 prue steam, lnd 23hc 24c
lor kettlc--the latter urce for ncw. Butter was N
moderate request at SAC. acc Tor western, ana alc
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ECIPROCIrY MINING COMPANY
IL OF CANADA EAST
TRUSTEES
Er,ov JANES POI,T0(,K philadsy.hfs

Ex.Goy. JAMES POLLOCK, Phttadephta.
VIM q. M0ORHEAD. Philadelphia
CHAS B. WRIGHT of philadelphia.
HENRY SHELDON Of New York.
VIM. B.. HATCH, OF New York.
r. b. BUNTING of New York.
T. Z. CHIrTENDEN Of New York.
Presidcnt-L. X. CHITTENDRN.
Bankers-FISK 4 HATCH.
General Superintep dent-ARTHUR RANKIN, N. P.
Secre.ary--fOuk N. HOOD
CAPITAL STOCK 100 90 SHARES.
PAR $50: SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $50.
RESERVED FOR TREASURY 10000 SHARES.
THIS COMPANY rs FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF
PURCHASING. WORKING SELLING AND
LEASING MINING LANDS AND RIGHTS Is rHE
BRITISH PROVINCES AMP NEiGHBORING
The present property OF the consists OF Alto
acfcs OF gold bearing lands with nearly seventy miles OF
river frontage) Canada There lands selected
by Arthur Rankin ESQ.,. for the last twelve member
OF the Provincial Parliament OF Canada They undoubt-
edy comprise the greater Of the most valuable gold
fields OF Canada.
Every lot Of this land has been ascertaned BY actual
specton be rich gold other valuable deposits
A. the office Of the II Broadway. copies OF the
Prospectus and Maps of the property be opt ansd
Specimens (ab0ut 40 gold from the lands OF the
company may aso be at the lice
No Wall street. and At the ONCE OF the company Early
L. 3. cH1rTEyDEN, President.
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DETROLEUM OIL STOCKS,
By ALBERT Fl. NICOLAY. No. 50 William street,
DRTROLEUM OIL LANDS-sEvERAL TRACTS on
L on creek and Allegheny river; some producing Pr
perty selected for companies ONCE. CANFfELD, SNEDE
kER 4 CO. First National Bank building Tilnsviile, Pa
and at TREMBLEY, PHELPS cos IA Maiden lam
New York
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coal, WOOD. &C.

fyoKt-AT REDUCED PRICE DELIVERED I'M.
" modiacy hrply At 42 Third avenue, near Fifteenth
erse Xg avenue Nineteenth street At the Gas
"oA'' 81 " SHERw ooD.
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A RESPECrABi.E YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 81 :
n tuaton and se2nlsress Is Competent to
take baby. 'Ce for days al s. Henry
second floor front roon. N~
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A SITUATION wANTE D-BY Young WOMAN 70
"A do cha mbcrwDrk ana fine washing would be will
ing TO take place. OF cy reference
Apply i25 West 24th hptwecn 9Th and It'll
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4 YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL JsHEa A SlrUA :
"A ton OF children do plain sewing good
reference from her last place. Can be seen a. iss Esss
ST
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4 SITUATION wANIED-BY RESPECTABLE GIRL.
"A chambernasd or launaless; do 9utlng. Oocd
city reference eau for two days az Ill West 10Th S.. ia ths
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PETROLEUM COMPANY.
PRESIDENT
vENANGO COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
Organized under the laws Of Pennsylvania

Organized under the laws Of Pennsylvania
E.s:lasnt-axoey EpSxRps: Esq: Esx York.
SSssrsssy,j so%II GoyASy Sss9 EsS SGrk -
York
AMogy EDWARDS Esa'. New York
EBEN b. cRocKsR. ESQ.,, OF Croker Warren, New
FLETCHER wssFRAY. Esq, Of wesray, Gibbs 4 Hard.
j. NJ CLApP, Esa.. President, venango county Pa
L. II. SIMPSON. .Esq.. OF L. n Simpson 90, New
JOHN NJ. CLAP ESQ. General Reslden, supern.en.
dent.
ITS LANDS FORM ITS
In shares s25 each par value saoscp:ne pree a.
Being in payment FOR SIS SHARE. No further call or
:oOOo SHARES on 5000. 4 5 RvED FOR WORK
Parties subscribing nas company viii receive an equal
amount q STOCK IN Two Other companies adjoining without
shany river and % Hemocf Porcapine and Mccrea
creess maxim an oil boring territory Of half
I Ss; Hs Hf sd s .ls sns.G 4.
are ise es 90. o. b ns %msSse supp Of oil
or and promise e sappics Or ct 'As WV" t'''' 'S
ss ssp,. ana limited mean:
sonpsny e, ]. :oeS and soXos ior Sh 81 in
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS maps and ali other Information
'''''a once II 5ass tss' aHosSn
No subscriptions taken for esq Than ONE HUNDRED
TRANSFER OFFICE OF THR CHICAGO AND NORTH
York soS T. sesnna Ssaspd Of s'u Sf. N .n
Ons half s pei cent sss This day Sssn declared the
ment tax at This ONCE and after the Is, Of December
s s; ..,s Ss. :: ;s's. q f
which tune the transfer books for the prcferred
vi" DC ''0''' . % '''p'" JAMES 81 You've sscrea
yVANTLD A LOAN OF $500 FoRssIx MONTHS OR
for which liberal bonus wll BE- paid with The interest Ad
s)crH DIVIDEND. -oFrrcE PACIFIC MAIL STEAM.
y gwen ss Ike Board Of bsvs his Sss deesrsd
ydsns N yf :, Sa' ss s q ss
70 Zoe on e The 3, .sr b s'es
BOARD Vi D''''T HBoDoRE I. JOHNSON, Secretary.
COX 00O TO LoAy-Ar SIX PER CENT INTER.
d tsls city or Brooklyn Apply to JOHN r. coERsY 90
100000 ES L2 2:s 1T s!s rss ossE os IS
No ''s Pine street rooms 10 aud II.
LOAN oyEICEs.
"A continues 10 buy and cell Diamonds watches aud
jewry pays the hghes, prices for them he also ad
vances on consgnments
MoNDs Wh aTa aEwiE n &C. sso PAWN AVN
H. JEW SLRf. &C. At Il BLsEcKER street up stars
II. uYMkNs. e5s BROADWAY. CORNER OF
"A Bond street, VIII oc paid INC highest price for Dia
m0uds Watches and silver ware or will advance cash
the articles.
AT so9-MoNBY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS,
"a waeses Sswery PC arr sc 'He s.ryh a. The
~ broadway corner OF Houston street up stairs room
No. 8, private roen NO o =. ~ FACE.
v,AwSBRoKBas TICKETS BouGHro or DIAMONDS,
watches, aiverware. pistols, dry goods, clothing
snd ali other goods Overcosts wanted No la Canal
street. near B9wery under bank
COAL, WOOD, sc.
(yoKE-AT a REDUCED PRICE, DELIVERED IN.
~ nodatcy hppy II ss Third avenue, near Fifteenth
erse Xgg avenue A. Nnetnenth street the
WORKS. i"e"V'"''' '''s' s. !. SHERWOOD.
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The wheat market rather Armer aud IL sorae
instances an Improvement OF ic. &c. obtained.
cboy choice spr,ng samples IS 900 bushels AT
~ a. Tor white Cauaia. So AZ for red Eesero
81 80 iol amber spring 81 - SO so for Milwaukee club.
81 % for Chicago spring Rye held higher 81 05
heiug very generally demanded Tor western without
sales however. Corn continued scarce and prices
agaa &c. higher with sales Of $1,000 bushe's Western
mixed III 81 so II So closing firmly at the outside price
Barley also &c dearer with GALES OF IL 900
bushes Canada West at 81 OF 81 05. In malt nothing
trarspred. Oats ana further advance
established, with good usiness at 9Sc 81 for state
and Western.
C0TEf steady with small sales OF Pic al previous
prices.
CJrroy 10 rather better demand from tue spinners
n q onld rare hnnf II
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FfWAUOXAx.

A nrRoNDAc ooMPAnY-osG ANlxLD uHDEE spn-
am street, New Yorf sicS s ssvea per cent mortgage
SoSds OF ,se adsoase se.rsg At seven
per cent payable annually IN ihr ci,y q New YORK
ps.sbs ~ Sas he s.@s,assr j.
sospons uI 6e ehareei sad In.srsss allowed
vii Be reossved sa, sos aay o Hovo%ssr D. 1854 Al
tue once . nc company 'as e. DAVIS President
A LL CLAIMS AND BILLS AGAINST rHz UNITED
ss. a e. y
vAIkE. Is Broad street. New YORK.
EoURrH MONTHLY DIyIDESD;
ksw YONG. Nov = 1884
cent on tue capital stock q the ayahe on and
#. sss @ e ne S q rs o
IN sIaFs s s. 1s eA Tres yANDERHooF Pres
CESAR nAsrs ~ ~ rEgF9 StsSisi foArAss
., a 500 81 sA s!iass ssS q q sAea o.
AND Ko sun2k se enI 81
The property which IN Fee comprises hundred and
a e Is gis sai II
Ss aa S The oa
road in drsc. with the Atlantis sesSoasS
uons engines WIN be .srk early possible y, n.
par Sns q ten aosr pier ar. now
ready for dis'r'oati9n,u mupR.y
eREAT v sssFrRN HsSh N cohMpAxY
No, ii SSoASS 81 E EGSx SE1E WALL.
. ,s ssD s,s2 xDaas
fous sS~i 10 8 s arSa ssc % '' Apply A
NEW YORK AND ,h!IvEgeooL PETROLEUM
$500 eAr5T sa.s ssso I! siS S saeA.
L. sGss'FP Tlstp siss = 'f n4 ssas
Vs. R1a5s5S S!sf S!:ss:s President
81 uass W. the
oil IL
s The @ the wo
s sVer territories alons oil
fu Development and oil e already regularly aud largely
ADDRESS the Company Pos Once box 5sss New York
~ The trustees Of the Consolidated Petroleum OH Com
he capital stock par valne $40 per hareS payable at the
' Of the 40 Sr'ts ss s Fl fps f a A
ALBERT H. NICoLAY,
av. to uoS@ Ks & wsm uus and the public
that ai %f%sss q Stock BOARD
and ys his % the sna selling o.
OF the Board free Of charge Obtain the
apers. Parties who DESTROYS of forming
pas of choice oil property only will find extensive FACT
- - NICOLAY'S
STOCK SALESRUOMS.
No, 62 William street.
Firs class oil stocks only solicited
DETROLEUM OIL STOCKS,
7 IN FIRST CLASS COMPAN FOR SALE.
BY ALBERT Fl. NICOLAY. No. 50 William street,
DETROLEUM OIL LANDS.-SEVERAL TRACTS ON
OIL creek and Allegheny river; some producing Pro
perty selected ONCE. CANFIELD, SNEOE.
kER CO.. First National Bank building. Ttnsviile, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-20

Itis confirmed that the ship Mariaban De-
stroyed by the Alabauaa, W.: formerly The j.
S. ark Texan STAR
Cotton is CASTER. Ali qualities arc slightly
lower.
The Virginia sailed from Liverpool on the
q with the following news:
The Aabaroa has Iett Singapore. 1t is Sta
ted that The Portuguese Government sent o
steam trisate from Lisbon, at the urgent
demand Of the 3. s. Minister, 10 watch tic
privateers at the Azores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-20

| Prussian loss was from two hundreQ ana nIty
| TO three hundred, and some accounts. say much
g, ca er.
LONDON, Feb. An attack on the whole
| Danish line will be made.
| The feet at the disposal Of the Danish Gov
ernment, it is said, will be more than eQual 20
this service.
PARIS. Feb. 8.-The Patrie publishes, under
reserve news, that the Italian Government mas
protested against fortifcations being erected by
Austria near Perschiera in contraventlon OF the
treaty Of 1859. ;,
The Pays announces that AuStrla Is ulaklt'g
ornaments on the Minclo:
LONDON, February 3.-The war in Denmark
has created suspension OF our operations
with the Baltic The first vessel detained un-
der the Danish embargo is the prusslan bark
Myrtha
Il is asserted that England has offered TO
guarantee Ill that Austria and Prussia nave
demanded Of Denmark.
RENDEsBURG. Feb. 3-Y esterday the Ger
mans were repulsed four times, and finally re-
treated.
Thaw and rain set in.
The Times has the following telegrans
ScHLEswIG, February 3.-At three this at
ternoon the Austrians attacked c position OF
Bistore, one English .n.ile south OF Schles"lg.
The Danes held their ground There was
! sharp fighting till after dai K. Inc hlnS o. o.
Denmark walked towards the outposis. NO
casualties. The Danes lost one field piece
LATlf. Firing continue: Anoth1lr at
tack is expected tomorrow. Ihe wounded are
being brought in. ~.
ENGLAND. LONDON, February 4:-The
Times seems inclined to cast upon PARLIAMENT
the task of deciding the policy OF the Calumet
Ii says the future course OF BRITISH pohcy EesVS
| with the House of Commons: o.
The Queen speech says the state OF a11dlrs
on the continent Of Europe has been the cause
Of great anxiety.
Her Majesty actuated by the desire 20 pre-,
serve the peace, which was one Of the declared
objects of ali tn, Powers who were parties TO
the treaty Of 1852, has been unrenittlng IN
her endeavors TO bring to peaceful settlement
fhe differences which in the matter have arisen
between Denmark and Germany, and to avert
i. noers which might follow from the beginning
of Warfare in the north OF Europe and her Ma
;aetv will continue her efforts In the interest Oh
peace ~, g y, ;
country is on the whole satisfactory. Ihe rev.
enue has fully realized its expected amount !;
the commerce OF the United ~klngd"m IS In
orsoe;no distress in manufacturing districts Las
heen 20 some degree lessenel. There IS reason
20 ]ook 10, ,warI TO an increased supply or cot
ron fror, various countries which nave hl1ne''o
hnt scarcely supplied our wants, ;,
The appeal in the Alexandra case sfanos
for M the tf 9Th If February. It is stated that
objections will be taken to the Cro"n proce0o'
lngs.
MISCELLANEOUS. BOMBAY, January f. -
Cir Iohn Lawrence, the new viceloy of India nd
or a vu'. 81 i,,lcntta on the 18th instant. The
na aasvsa on the h f routsr is at an end and The force
eapoyed @al 10y ed against the Hill Tribes has been
The The Alabama was on the watch Tor yG5se5 rs
aetv - miles south Of Kangooa on sLe DO u