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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
Arrival Of Gen. Sherman i'm thto City
GRIND Reception 10 he Given Him on
Saturday Evening Other Projected


Maior-Gen. w. 7. Sherman left Washington
at o'clock on Wednesday evening in special train oil
cars and arrived in this city early yesterday morning
He was accompanied by Mrs. Sherman. their SOD,
eight years Of age and the following named gentlemen
Of his staff LeHt.Col X. NJ. Sawyer, Chief of Staff:
Major L. NJ Dayton. A. A. g.; John Moore, Medical
Directors Capt a. S. Cole. A. d. c.; Capt N. Merritt;
Capt j. f. Marshall Capt w. 5. Is. Jenneyj Capt. Z.
l.. Anderson.
Gen. Sherman and family Immediately proceeded to
the residence of Charles H. Scott, esq No. "a East
Twenty third ST., where he will remain as guest dur
ing his stay In this city.
The staff officers took up their quarters at the Me.
tr0pOitan Hotel.
During yesterday Gen. Sherman received calls from
Gen. Dix, Gen. Anderson and daughters, Gen. Van
Vet. and many other distinguished persons
The movements Of the General during his eoj0urn
here have rot been fully determined upon. Gen. Van
Vet has extended 10 him invitation on an excur.
sion TO view the harbor OF NewYork, but the matter
was not definitely settled at last accounts.
This Hriday) evening grand private reception VIII
be given 10 the General when several hundred OF our
most distinguished citizens will be presented TO him,
and on Saturday evening there will be public recep-
ton nj the Union League Club rooms
On Monday morning the General. family aud stat,
will take their departure for Chicago for the purpose OF
attending the great Sanitary Fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
FROM KENTUCKY.
The Case Of Judge Ruilitt-The Consti.
tutionnl Amendment-An Increane
Among Its Adhcrenes-BiliiaFd
CINcTNNAT1. Thnrsday, Jnne l

CINCINNATI, Thursday June /, Itbo
special dispatch TO The Gasefte, from Frank.
port Kentucky, says address against Judge Bulitt
was adopted yesterday by the Kentucky Legislature
A resolution was introduced in both branches recon
sidering the resolution rejecting the constitutional
Amendment but 1t was refused permission to be en-
tered The vote developed the fact that the cause had
gained largely but not enough to secure the success Oh
the measure.
A billiard tournament commenced in this city last
night with n match game for 81. 600 a side between
Mr. Dewitt Of Indianapolis and Goldthwmte OF New"
York which was won by the former.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

A STREET FIGHT.-Thomas Mahon, willow
ware manufacturer in Montgomery-st, Jersey City,
wss taken before Recorder Martindale yesterday,
charged with having, late the night previous en-.
gagged in rough and tumble fight in the street. and
committing an assault and battery Oh Officer Manning.
The officer pitched down stairway head FIRST. and
narrowly escaped injury and also had bis coat
torn off OF him. Mabon was fined g. and was required
to make deposit for the purchase Of a new coat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
tien-The Organic statute-Bazaine
Thanked.

Inc Montenr (Aiay 10y has the following dis
Correspondence Of The Paris Moni,eur
MEXICO, April IL. 1865.
RAILROADS..
As the work on the railroad from Vera Cruz TO the
capital and on that from Mexico 70 Chaloo goes o.
other lines OF no less importance projected and will
soon be carried out The Official Gazette has Just pub
ished q decree by which il comedies to NJ Louis Bnel
the line from Mexico 10 Tantitlen. passing by San
Coeine Popotla Zacuba and Tlanapantla according TO
the plans. grades and tracngs OF the double track
Which viii be presented in the space Of three months BIZ
n binel 10 the Minister Of Public Works.
Inc State engages TO cede gratuitclsly the ground
snat belongs TO it, and to obtain from municipalities al
very low prices the cession Of tho& which they own
Inc materials for construction will, during the time
imposts. "'''" ""N ''"''
One Of the two roads viii be opened for traffic In the
space OF Two years The line NAV be prolonged 10
AHo!ozareo. and across the rieh country Of Bhj0.
TIE NEW BANK.
Inc subscription for the capital Of the Bank Of Mexico
u opened In the capital by Messrs. Barron Forbes &
%, and the number Of subscribers Is already great
ne names OF the London and Paris houses intr,s,ed
WIN the subscription in Europe adds greatly TO the
success Of the enterprise.
EMIGRATION.
emigration has all the attention Of the Government
Ihere 10 one point 70 make known
THOSE WHO BUY LANDS BECOME MEXICAN srpJpcrc
II Is that OF the Organic Statute Which decIares that
foreigners who buy lands become Mexican ,uldccts
ne must think that this naturalization will nos lessen
IN any way French legislation which saws that com
@eleisi and other establishments are always made In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
LECTURE AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. 49,

LECTURE AT URAMMAR SCHOOL NO. %
James w. Gerard. esq addressed the Grammar School
on Houstonst Tuesday morning May 3d. on ''Artesian
Wells and Petroleum" This is the fourth Of Mr..
Gerard's Conversational Addresses with which he
has favored this school in many successive years.
The first upon Japan" few weeks before the Japan:
ese visited u.s. the second upon Egypt and the Mule
after the Of Capt Spoke from his snccsssfu
explorations, and the third on london" The school
and Professor Bartlett gave him in return excel
lent singing and Master Kreizer recited IN spirited
manner "Shermans March to the Sea-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK........JrsEL
Arrived.

arrived.
Steamship Teuona tfisml Heack. Hamburg lth u. an4
Southampton 18th mde aud $50 pss kunhardt Co. has
had weather snd westerly winds during the passage
Steamship lakoo Conch Norfolk "a hours ude. and passs
q. u.inekeu 4 Palnore.
Steamer John Gibson, Kelley Alexandria pass and mdses
n. Il. Comwell 4 Co.
Bark 5. W. Hobrook tof Poran) Small Cenfaegos May
l., sugar Brett Son Go.
Bark Europa (of St. John N b. Utley Maanzas 70 dsyss
sugar G. {. Duncan * Co.
Bhg Virginia of Richmond, Me) Nichols Virginia, days.
timber, A. n. Ravens.
Brig May stewart of Bsngorl, Dennson Maa1as, Il days,
rnoasses Miller fioughton.
Schr Volanee (Brl Kama, Bahamas. IL days, wood, T.
Webster
scLr Arctic (of Newburypor) Dixon Bsracos. IA dsys
fruit 4. T. Pearsal Lett schocnets Mary Mangan. Sarah
Maria, J. Mcintyre and Laura, all for New. York.
Schr. Anna Lloyd jones' Snow Hill. Va. dsys, wood A.
II. iavcns. Had touched Sandy Hook bu, got OF without
damage.
schr F. A. Elliott DeGroot, Norfolk, days, wood, j. b.
Chase a Co.
schr. Lizzie Talbot. Baltimore. coal, to master.
Schr Charles w. Holt Hart, Virginia days timber buns'
ing Philip.
Sehr Success. -, Baltimore, days, coal
Sclr. Joseph. McCary, Norfolk wood
schE Raven Rose, Norfolk wood.
Schr. Globe, Wilkinson, Norfolk, wood.
Schr. Thomas c. Barton Card, Virginia days tmoer a.
II. Ravens.
schr. U. IL. Jourmsns, Bogert, Georgetown coal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Wednesday. May 81. 1865.
The large balmoral skirt factory OF Messrs.
Jeddinh Wilcox Co.. in Msriden. entirely dc.
sroycd by fire this evening. Loss $500 COO insurance
$3.50 0O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

LARCENY OF CLoTHING.-Anne Williams and
Laynia w srren yesterday arrested On the COM
plant Of Caroline Powers Of No. 2l0 Centrest, who
charges them with stealing from her clothing to the
amount of sl00 portion of the stolen property was
found in their possession. They were committed Tor
trial by Alderman Moore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

SALE OF SPRfNG-sT FERRY LEASE. The sale
on this lease took place Tuesday morning nj O'clock
Inc hrst sales were vacated. because the conditions
were not complied with by the buyers The lease was
finally sold TO Mr.. II. Davidson for $500 Der wear
Ihe Jerry will be put In immediate operation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

SHOP LIFTfNG.-A woman named Mary Al
len. arrested by Aid DAILY token before Recorder
Martindae OF Jersey City. yesterday. charged with
having stolen ~ yards Of delae from the store Of Mr.
Church in Montgomery-st Accused gave bail foy
trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
The Trial Of Judge Builitt.

LOUISVILLE. Wednesday, May 81. 1865
The trial of Chiel-Justice Joshua Bultt
terminated to-day in the Kentucky Legislature Both
branches sustained the address OF the Committee re
qucsting the Governor 10 remove him from Office.
Gems upton and Alexander arrived here to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

BODY OF AN INFANT F0UND.-Yesterdav az.
DID, found in the vault of clubhouse In the rssr o
No. 1913 North Fiith-st Eastern District. No marfs
of violence we're discovered and it is the
remains were thrown there to avoid the expense or
trouble OF burial Coroner Barrett took CHARGE Of tSs
body and will hold an inquest to-day - '-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

BURGLARY.-Some time during Wednesday
night the house of w. j. Scott No. l73 South Nintht
was entered by burglars who carried away q quantity
OF table nen two dozen boxes Of sardines an oyerc0at
aud other articles valued at $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

TILL THIEP.--A lad named Peter Clark was
taken before Recorder Mnrtindne Of jersey City yes
terday charged with having stolen about els from the
money drawer in Mrs. McGoverns store He was com.
mitted to the County Jail for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Col.J John @. Adams.
late Justice Of the Second District Court, BROOKLYN
was admitted to the Bar by the General Term Of the
Supreme Court, in session at Poughkeepse Oh the 2b
ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
MINIATURE ALMA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises..43O Sun Set......7:25 Moon rises l2;44u
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 1854 Gov. Island. 2:sSm Hell Gate.A;lo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
Pusseugers Arrived.

In steamship Teu,ona from Hsmbure-F. W. Reinhard,
adv and children Abr Kasor H. kazenbergr Sisgmund
Graf Miss fanny Sede. Miss Barbara spz. Erich Ruyer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
Spoken.

seam.bn sp,a hence for Bremen-2oth ult 10 a. M a''
i6 IS, lon SO. ,,,, ,oh n, IN ro,,us,s
Rais Psyon fo, Ceniaesos for New.iork-29d at on
Carysfort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

Found DEAD IN BED.-Mrs. Bridget Baglev,
aged SIS years, residing at No. 242 Columbia.st was
found dead in her bed yesterday morning. Tho cause
is supposed TO be disease Of the heart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

JrxR Recommendations. Oriental
Ships--Endeayor. Chancellor, Gertrude.
Barks-Union. Annie.
Brigs-Ela Continental =, o., r-.s
Schooners-Sam, Reno, Wilson Vrawfofu' Sone' 'N-''
Marsh, Lone sim. 49,.
Also French warsteaners and ffisae'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

ROBBERY BY A HoUsRxREpRR.-A

ROBBERY BY A HOUsBKREPRR.-A woman
named Mary Cannon, employed as q housekeeper ~
Mrs; Mary Brogan. No. 81 Coolest, was arrested Of,
Wednesday evening the charge Of stealing IN n
IN greenbacks The accused had been left in charge ~
the house for short time. and the return OF Mn
BrOgan she found that the money had been abstrsctsS
from her trunk. An officer was summoned and ths
bills found pinned in the shawl worn by The so'
cused. She was committed for hearing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

LIQUOR STORE RoBBED.-The liquor store Of
Phillip McEhenny in Green Lane, was felonouslv an
tered the night Of the Both ut by forcing omen TIA
back door, and robbed Of demiohn Of whisky And a.
in change A man named Farrell was subsequently
arrested on suspicion and locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

The Proclamation Against Jen. D"vi"-
Two Horns OF q Dilenn"-Hah"m
History-EGcct Of American Ncws-The
awer;cmw Oues,ion-s ouis Napoleon
Paris 4" Strikes n-Tbc Festival asAJ"e'
cio-Abbeu's Napolcon-An Or"''"n "'
the Observation-Disclosures Topics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
Rcl0NY.
Sailed.

Bark Cuba (Brem) bound in the lower bay Tor oroef'
Bark Qundars, from Trinidad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-31
AR. J. M. GAINES,

J. RANDOLPH TUCKER, 4. p. holland.
late of Richmond. Va.
TUCKER s. holland,
l. ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Middleburg, Loudoun County, Va,
Will practice IN the counties Of Loudo4E;,
Fauquier, Fairfax and Alexandria.
Mr. J. +. Tucker will continue to practice
in the Court Of Appeals Of Virginia. jy 3l-lm*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-31
OH Alexanaria Gazettf
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 81.
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The FIRE at .Lynchburg, On Thursday nighe'
resulted in greater loss than was generally sup
posed. DIR. Meem lost 700 boxes OF TOBACCO
worth from $50 to $40 per box. Mr: Joseph
III. Wilson lost cotton 10 the value OF soo'ooo'
and DR.. ". S. Morris was also heavy sur
ferer The total loss is estimated at more
ehan 100000. -,
The great Influx ol leaf-tobacco ln1o Rlch-
mond from the planting districts OF virginia
and North Carolina is attracting the attehCloa
Of merchants and others to the great want OF
warehouses. most ct which were destroyed
when Lees army was e7aeuating Richmond.
Several very large ones are projected, QUO lt
Will be months before they can be hnlsned'
On Main and Gary Streets within Wnat Is
known as the burnt district, there are more
than one hundred Of these great buildings IN
the course of construction, which can scarcely
be completed before winter sets1n
The Board Of Directors of The Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad have made arrangements
for the early completion of bridge to replace
the structure burned on the Sd OF april
the bridge spanning the James at the foot OF
Eighth street, in Richmond
No trace has been found TO lead to the
detection Of the person who stole from the
Virginia State Library, valuable manuscripts
and maps collected in England, for the state,
By the late Col. Angus Mcdonald
A public meeting of the people Of Augusta,
on Monday last, (Court,) nominated Hon.
Alex. II. Ell. Stuart for Congress from that
district.
The old town of Winchester was occupied,
during the war, by the Federal and Confeder-
ate troops, seventy-sig times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-31
Auction Sales.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
y viii be OfEnrad for sale on the 9th day OF
september, at - o'clock, M. IN front OF inc
Mayors Office, the foloWing RP 1 R2dT nwE1.
LING, No 121 King street; the loss xrc i Ga
Kingstreet, IS feet 8 ms, running nontnTasE "a
TO an alley 157 feet, thence east and paraiel 20
King street, At feet thence South 30 teet, Shence
west % feet, thence South 10 feet 80 5ne pe-
ginning. On the North k4st poTf1Tl al % saG
Is = wash and bath house and stable
The dwelling contains Is rooms and As 50
ARRANGED that the lower :loor can be con
yerted into co1nmodious store leaving, q
good dwelling also. This property IS unoer
lease until juno 8oth 1897 at S9gV per aHT
ling, on the South side Of King street, De-,
ginning p feet 5 inches from Payne street;
fronting on King street, "A zeeto lnGhes WIN
> depth Of 100 feet, to 8 Il feet alley, Ihc
house is commodious ana with 8 moderate
outlay can be made g very desirable residence
is now occupied by Richard House.
No. 3.-A VACANT LOT adjoining No. on
the west fronting on King street "a feet
inches with adepth Of 100 feet to II feet alley.
No. 4.-FOUR BUILDING LOTS on the East
side Of PAYNE between King and Cameron
streets, commencing on the North side Of a 10
feet alley. running, No. Is feet inches, NO;
2, and 16 feet each, northward to centre OF
square with depth OF y teet5 Anche5 10 eacil.
No. 5-A BUILDING LOT, 5. ". corner OF
Henry and Cameron Streets, fronting 70 feet
on Cameron and 50 feet 2 inches on Henry.
No. CA BUILDING LOT adjoining No.
on the west, fronting 16 feet inches on Came
ron with depth of 80 feet inches.
No. IA BUILDING LOT on the west side Of
Water street, between Queen and Princess
streets, beginning 1O6 feet 10 inches from Prin-
cess street, and running south Il feet inches
with = depth Of 1913 feet !, inches.
No. S,-A BUILDING LOT adjoining No. s
on the South having the same Dimensions.
TERNs-No and 2 onehalf cash--remaln-
der, half, six; half, twelve months, with interest,"
and title retained until full payment IS made
Other proDerty cash, JAMES ?. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-31
rrp RICHMOND MEETING.

MASS meeting OF the cltlzens Or hlcn-
mond was held in the Capitol Square, on
Tuesday afternoon. The meeting vas a large
one, Judge w. II. Lyons was appointed Pre-
sident, and DR.. John Dove, lsoftin n. Eett,
William Taylor, r. 0. Haskins, A. \. Stokes,
VIM. r. Macfarlaud, Chas Palmer, FL. A.
Claiborne, ". G. Allen, r. B. Haxall, IL. L.
Kent, Abram Warwick, ID. J. Saunders, A.
Fl. Sands and George v. Smith were ap-
pointed Vice-Presidents,
A NJ. Bailey, John Greene, Charles r.
Wynne and R. T Walker, were appmnted
Secretaries.
The resolutions were read by r. t. Daniel
ard unanimously adopted.
They denounce the persistent anu Wlcke4
efforts Of portion Of the press and people OF I
the Northern states to brand the people ,oi
the South with perfdy aud inslncerlty 10 tne
honest attempts they have made ana are max
inq. TO resume their former relations with the
Union, BY questioning their fidelity and truth 10
the oaths Of allegiance which they have taken;
declare that they accept and acqulesce IN the
results Of the late war, including the abolition
of slavery pledge themselves to support the
reconstruction policy Of President johnson;
recommend meetings to be held throughout
the state to express similar sentiments; and
make known their esteem and respect Tor
Gov Pierpoint, and thank him for the kind
and conciiatory course be has adopted.
Speeches were made by Judge Lyons, 4. L.
Daniel, W. e. Macfarland and James Lyons,
adopting and enforcing the views and sentl-
ments Of the resolutions. A committee was
appointed to invite President johnson to visit
Richmond, and the meeting adjourned. Eve
rything passed off with great harmony and
unanimity.
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: A1rVANnpI 4 g AZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
Auction Sales.
OOMMISSIONERS'S SALE OF VAJUARTp
~ REAL ESTATE.-Pursuan to 8 dncraa ~
the Circuit COurt Of Alexandria COUNT saO ~

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUARrp
~ REAL ESTATE.-Pursuant to dnrrao ~
the Circuit Cours Of Alexandria county roU ~
dered on the Goth Of May, 1865 in the Shit 0I If
william, Porter s. Go. VS.. r. Y Cross's axec, ~
tcrs,. ct 81, the undersigned, Commissioner,
appointed thereby, will offer for sale, ST nnhl;o
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of
September, 1865, at - o'clock, m, in front Of
the Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandra
Va, the following described real estate in said
city, q which Richard Y. Gross died seized;
|. The STORE on south side Of King street
between Royal and Fairfax streets, lately CO.
cupied by said 4. I Gross, and now occupied
by Henry Z. Fields. Beginning 1T the south
side OF King street, ri the middle Of She val! d
the tenement now occupied by c, c. Berry
and Of that now intended to be cenveved sun
posed to be lO4 feet II inches to the westward q
Fairfax s4reet thence on King street. west. "a
the west line Of the lot and separating It from
the lot Of Bryan & Adams, supposed to be +
feet inches thence south with The said l9e
and parallel to Fairfax street, l05 feet; thence
east, parallel TO King street, = feet 5 inches
thence south, parallel to Fairfax street. Sc feet
inches, more or less, TO alley, to be laid out
Is feet wide, along the whole south line Of ill.,
lot lately Anthony Crease thence east on said
alley, and parallel to King street, 10 feet; theme.
north, parallel to Fairfax street, the length 0.
the fourth line; thence west, parallel to Kng
street. b feet IL lncneS tueuCe norm. parallel
to Fairfax street, 105 feet, to the beginning
with the use of said Is feet alley, and of al
other alleys laid off on the ground Of the said
Anthony Crease or to which he is in any man.
ner entitled.
g Two lots on the west side OF Royal street,
between King and Prince One beginning 49,
feet inches, south Of King and running thence
south with Royal Is feet; thence west parallel
to King street. 1913 feet 6 inches thence north
parallel to Royal street, Is feet; thence east in
2 direct line to the beginning. On this 1T
stands LARGE TENEMENT, the rear Of
brick and the front Of wood,
The other, beginning 1872 feet, inches, south
Of King street and running thence south on
Royal, "a feet ; thence parallel TO Hing
street. 1913 feet inches; thence nortberIy par
allell to Royal street. q feet; thence east 70
the beginning.
That handsome double three-story brick
dwelling house and lot attached, late the resi-
dcnce OR 7. Gross on Fairfax street. mex:
the 1st PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Terms: One third cash; the balance II EoH
equal instalments at three six, twelve and
eightepn months with interest, bonds with g0oj
personal security to be given, title to be retao
ed till full payment Of purchase money All
property to be resold at risk Of purchaser, ..
failure to comply with terms Of sale or masa
payment Of bonds st maturity.
LYSANDER HILL.
GEORGE ". BRENT. }Com1G::
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
aug l5.-cOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-31

GEORGETOWN MARKET, August 80. Flour
Choice lots in good demand. Supers scarce,
and quoted nomiDay at S. IS to IS. IS; extras,
So SO to $40; family, sl2 to sl4. Wheat-A
cargo of $500 bushels arrived yesterday, and
smaller lots are reported. Prices quoted at 50
to 1926, according to quality, and in good
demand Corn-90 cents to 81 per bushel.
The transactions generally are light
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NJ A RI n e L Is z
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUG, 81 1865.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Schr. Faray, Eastern Shore lumber Sloan BRUNEI
Schr. Enterprise, Simmons: Chicamuxen grain: Thomas
Perry.
Steamer Express Ryhtr Baltimore, !. Broier5 4 90
Steamer c. H. Soalt Boden, New York, NJ. Elridgo Co.
Schr. Prince William Redmond, Lover Potomac, Wheat
George f. Robertson