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CLOSING PRICRs-5:3O P. y

GOLD Without decided change;
opening at 1895, closing at 1885,.
STERLING-Not quoted.
GovERNMENT SToCKs-A shade firm
er; coupons, 81, lll5S; do go, 1l45G; do
'64. 1895; do '65, 1Il1s; do '67, los; do
new, 1855; 10 .405, 995<; 7-S0s, I07.
STATE SroCKs-Missouri IS, l04%;
new Tennesses, 65H.
STuCRs-Opened quiet, became buoy
ant, higher and closed strong; Canton,
46a4S15; CumberlA nd, 341<a37; Adams
Express, 66hfa67i Merchants Express,
2Oa2O9<; Quicksil yer, 277<R2s1<; Maripo-
sa, lO1zall; Pacific Mail, l431zaI441z;
Atlantic Mail, lllAaIl2; Western
Union Telegraph, 4351a4315; New York
Central, l07al0S; Erie, 691fa69X; Hud-
son, 1874; Reading, l04al043<; OHIO GER
tificates, 2s1S; Wabash. 4611s471f; st,
Paul, preferred, 677<; Michigan Central,
nix; Michigan Southern, s3ss3H; I'LL
nois Central, l20xal2IH; Pittsburgh.
ss9Ias9; Toledo, I29a1291<i Rock Island,
lO4ssal045<; North Western, 461<a46sS,
do preferred, 7la7l1Gi Fort Wayne, lU6:
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Valuable Sheep Farm

GENTS wASEED-SUPEkIu In.
A ducements offered 10 sell The Horse and
otlIer 1--WE stock by hobrFt Jennings, ". j..
we wish good sKents in every county In the
limited states for sale of above work. Agents
enIan, and terms before taking hold Of any
thing else- For term and circular giving
mil description of book. address
BAfSTLESON q CO.,
aug2s-Im1H SIS Chsstnut St, Phila
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nARKErs. By TELEsRAPA.
NEW YORK. September 10.
REGULAR REPORT.


CoTroN-Dull, heavy and dropping;
sales 100 bales at 26c for middling up
lands.
FLoUR-Receipts 1875 bbls. 1909
bags; I6a3Oc better on low grades; sales
1000 bbIs at 81 6OaS 10 for supertine state
and western; 80 50all 90 for common TO
choice extra state: 50 50al2 20 do for ex-
ira western: 50 lOal2 90 for extra round
hoop Ohio; $40 00al4 so for new st.
Louis, closing steady. California tiour
sales l, 100 sacks and bbls at Sll Goa
Sl3 so, and $I3 rs for. choice do; sales
200 bbls rye -four at S. 75a7 IS.
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady at 81 S61<
In bond.
N-wheat-Recepts l6,O79 bus;
2 As for amber state; 81 55 for white
Michigan and Genessee; winter red on
private terms; 81 621< for white CAL
ifornia; and No. 8 Chicago to arrive on
private terms. Rye-Firmer; sales
5000 bus western at 81 50. Barley
Dull. Malt Quiet. Corn = Receipts
40, 200 bus; opened heavy and closed
more active at Is2c better; sales 10000
bDs at 81 22a1 2iX for new mixed vest
ern; 81 lSal 81 for unsound; 81 25 for
white western. Oats-Receipts II, $40
bus; less active and easier; sales 81 900
bus at 65a6Tc for new southern; roc for
new Ohio and Chicago.
GROCERIES = Rice Quiet and un>
changed. Cotfee-Quiet and steady.
Sugur-Qulet and steady at llHall3<c
for fair to good refining Moiasses-
Quiet and nominally unchanged.
HoPs-Quiet at 40a60c for new crop.
PErRoLEUM-Quiet at l515aI6 for
crude; 321za33c for refined bonded.
PRovISIoSS-Pork- and low
er; sales 4, $50 bbls at S24 56a24 81 for
new mess, closing at S24 81 regular; $24
for old mess; $50 5Oa20 10 for prime; S24
90 for prime mess. Beef-Stehdy; sales
$50 bbls at previous prices; 100 tierces
prime mess at $40. Beef Hams-Dull
and heavy. Bacon-Quiet and steady;
sales 90, 600 It's ice cured short ribbed,
on private terms. Cut Enthusiastically;
sales 800 packages at Il%al21Sc for
shoulders, and l5iSsl61fc tor hams.
LArd-Sieady; sales sos bbls at l3al41<c
BUTTER-Eirm at llA24c for Ohio; l5a
33c for State.
CHEEsE-Steady at sal4c.
LATEST AARKEH-5 Pm
FLoUR-Closed 5alOc better, with fair
demand.
GRAIS- Wheat -Ia2c better and
moderately active. Rye-Firm; sales,
l9S, 040 bus new western. OAts-Dull
and heavy at 69a70c for new Chicago
and Ohio. Corn-Sieady at 81 23a
1 241S for good to prime new mixed
western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-D and droop-
ing at S24 561<a24 80 for mess, cash, aud
reg uinr. Beef Hams-Fairly active
aud steady. Cut Meats-Quiet and un-
changed. Bscon-Quiet and steady.
LAKD-Eirm aJ l35Gal41Ic for steam,
and l41&c for kettle rendered.
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CINcINNArI, September ia wagon
containing eight persons was upset on
MIL creek bridge, yesterday, and fell a
distance of forty feet, Two persons
Were killed and the rest injured.
The anniversary of the national order
of Red Men was celebrated here yester-
day by a grand procession and other
ceremonies. Delegations were present
from nun. Der of cities.
The dwelling house of Caldwell Love.
at clifton, was destroyed by fire on
sunday sunday Loss. $4,000. Insurance,
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There eometh glad tidings OF JOY to all,
10 young ana 70 old. 70 great ahd 70 sLoRn;
The beauty which oncs was 50 precious anu
Is free for all. and all may DO Fair.
Al -.
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Family Sewing Machines.

Full stock In store. Call and see machines
and samples OF work executed with them &.
Every DlAchine warranted Tor three years.
SEPT
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Reparator Capilli.

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LONDON, Sept. lO-Noou-COnsols,
"a 9-l6; Erie, Az; Z. s. bonds, 10; Illi-
unIs Cantral IL
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NEW STORE,
No. lf7, King street,

NEW GOODS.
We are now in receipt OF our new stock OF
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
cmbgAcing the following articles suitable for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS:
Fishers Unrvailed MinGe Meat.
New Layer Raians.
Currant-, Citron, Almonds, and Filberts
Prune;, Figs, Cranberries.
Bordeaux and Marsoles Oil.
Pineapple and Eastern Dairy Cheese.
Cross il Blackwell English Pickles.
Lea u PERKINS, celebrated Worcest. Sauce.
English CLUB uu"o.
Brandy Peaches. Sarlines halves & quarters
Smyrna Figs Spanish Olives, ,!cllies.
COx's Sparkling Gelatine.
Choice flavorlng Extracts.
Maizena, Farnn, Corn Starch
Bakers No. | Chocolate, Cocoa, Brona.
Yarmouth Sugar Corn.
French and English Mustards
Canned Fruits.
Mushroom and Trenton Crackers
Fire Crackers and Torpedoes
We have also on hand and are constantly re-
ceiving, the following:
Choice Family and Extra Flour, superior
Green and Black Teas, Refined and Brown Su-
gars, Java. Luguyra and Rio Cottees. Golden
and Honey Syrups, New Orleans Mousses,
Spices Toilet Soaps, W ASKING Soaps, nnminy
and Charlie ton Grits, Door Mats Carpet Tacks
Shoe and Dust Brushes, Wood and Willo "
Ware, Powder Shot and Caps, Sugar cured
Hams George Sc Ienkin Family Lard, CT airs,
Tobacco, &c
Jamieson's fresh Crackers always on hand.
dec 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-24

THE PROPOSED BRANCH R. Rim the
Washington Board of Aldermen, yesterday,
Mr.. Given, from the Committee on Finance,
reported favorably upon the joint resolution
instructing the committee to attend to the at
fairs of the Corporation before Congress to re-
quest OF that body the enactment of law to
enable the Corporation to subscribe to the
stock ofthe proposed branch Of the Loudoun
and Hampshire railroad into Washington.
After some debate, Mr. Moore moved 10
postpone the further consideration Of the reso-
luton until next Monday nlght-which was
not agreed to--and he proposed an amendment
referring the matter to the people at the next
general election, and the amount to be SUBJ
scribed to be limited to 100000; which was
lost
Mr.. Moore then moved to amend the origl-
nal bill by inserting $4,000 as the limit
Lost-as was also the amendment limiting the
amount to 800 900; and after number of
dilatory motions, the bilf was finally passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-24

WASHINGTON ITEMS. The proceedings OF
the city Councils at their meeting last night
were highly important. The general appro-
priation bib and the schcel bill, both Of which
have been so long delayed, have passed both
boards, and also bill tavoring the construction
of branch OF the Alexandria, Lounon, and
Hampshire railroad.
Z. An adjourned meeting of prominent citizens,
for the further consideration OF the various
plans proposed for the future government OF
the city and District, was held on Saturday
evening at the Office of Kilbourn & Latta
The attendance was large representative men
OF the city, and the discussion served to throw
considerable lighs upon the question OF the
merits and demerfts of the different plans pro-
posed
A portion Of tho Eiehth-street wall Of the
Calvary Baptist church fell about noon yester-
day Several laborers, who were working in
the immediate vicinity narrowly escaped being
crushed.
We regret to learn that Gen. Peter Force is
lying dangerously i'll at his residence in this
city.
u At an early hour on Sunday night, Mr.:
William Guy, of Accomac county, Va, died
suddenly on board the schooner Ann Il. Whit
man, lying at the foot of Riley wharf. His
remains we're forwarded to his former home,
under escort of friend who had been in at
tendance from the beginning of his illness,
which resulted from severe cold contracted
by exposure to the weather. MIR. Guy was a
man of family, and the father of fourteen chill
dren, twelve Of whom reside with their mother
in Accomac.
THE ELEPHANT ROMEO. have already
published an account Of the killing of his KEEP
er, by the elephant Romeo, in Montg emery
county, Pa, few days ago. The animal had
become refractory, and Mr.. Williams, the
keeper, a fter somewhat paclfying him, took
him to trough, for the purpose Of washing
his face and tusks. AS he (Wiams) was
stopping, with his back toward him, Romeo
suddenly Sc lied him with his trunk, and dash
ed him with great violence against the wall,
after which, he gored him tearfully with his
tusks. He then kneeled on the PROSTATE man
with his por,derous weight, and crushed him.
The screams of Mr.. Williams brought assist
ance, and W ith considerable danger to those
engaged in the work, the muti|ated body OF
the unfortunate man was dragged out, the
elephant being kept at bay by means OF patch
forks. Medical aid was at once summoned,
bat Mr.. Williams expired in little over an an
hour afterward.. e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-24
THE HOLIDAYS.
BEAUTIFUL GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
AT
FKENCH'S
FIR ENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
No. So, King street.

No 50. King street.
Fne MOROCCO Bugs, Writing De ks, OK
gamm On Boards, Work Boxes Ladies' Com
paniuns, photograph Albums, PorLnonaics,
Prayer Books and Bibles. i'll the inesL Velvet
Bindings; handsome edition Of the Poeta.
For the Little Folks we have Il very large
and we'll selectad stock Of English and Ame,i-
can Books, Beautiful in Illustration and I'm
exceptonsble in Matter.
Magic Fans, II line parl"r amusement. H~
On Both Sides of the SEA story OF the Com
monwealth and the Restoration. sequel to the
"praytons and Davenants," by tina author OF
the Schonberg- Cots Family 81. 70.
Ecce Deus Homo, or the work and kingdom
of the Christ OF Scripture $ so.
Tell Jesus, RecOllectons Of Emily Nosse-9 |.
A Defence Of Virginia, and through her OF
the South, by Prof. Robt L. Dabney, ID, OF
Virginia. Price ST. so
No Thorough rare, Dickens now Christians
Story, lOc. ,cco
Lippincotts Magazine for january, 1868 -
first number very handsome
Daily receiving New Books. ~
dec IS G. +. FRENCH.
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rHkISTM AS GOODS!
y CHRlSTM KS GOODSl
NOTIONS! NUTIONSl
FANCY GOODS, &c, SC.
CHAT LES W. 6 f + n,

CHE LES W GH f E n,
No. G3, King street,
would announce that he has just open. an ex-
tonsive variety of articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
such as Ladies' Work Boxes, Jewclry Boxes,
Writing Desks, Fancy Boxes, Travelling Bags,
Vases, China Ornaments, Match Safes. w atch
Setts, Port Monaics, Dolls. of every description,
Slipper Patterns, &c, as we'll as many other ar
tcles suitable for the times, all Of which will
be sold very low. Call early and secure choice
ms- Wholesale trade furnished at Baltimore
nricns dec 10
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DIED.

At 81 D. H., on the 23d inst, Miss AMAN-
DA EMERSON, daughter of Harrison Emer-
SON. esq. Ms-The funeral will take place from
the residence of w. A. McNeal, West End, at
90 clock, on the 25th instant
At St. Bernard Fauquier county, Va. on
Sunday morning, the ODD inst, ELIZA ARISS,
wife of B. Frank Gallaher, and daughter of the
late Richard Bernard Buckner, of Fauquier CO.,
va, aged "a years, q months and 20 days. 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-24

An order just issued by the Freedmen's Bu-
reau in Louisiana inaugurates an entirely new
system in the operations of the bureau, making
them conform entirely to the civil law, and
thus barmonizing them with therule laid down
by Gen. Hancock in his general order assum-
ing command of the department. All legal
questions are to be settled by the ordinary legal
tribunals without military, intervention, except
10 the case that those tribunals neglect or re-
fuse to do Justice. el>l "a7@ ~
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A NoBBY DINNER. We fine. this bit of Cos
sp in the Boston correspondence OF the Spring
field Uoiou:
II mu,t indulge your lady readers with
gossip about the latest style OF setting out
diBnrr table fora dinner party, in arStocratlc
circles! The STYLE was brought out recently by
one OF our top notchlcst Class OF rlllzen', WIN
In fue, substantial mansion, and IN the pre-
sence oil a brilliant and most tashiopab'y atlreI
company. q In this instance, when the "a >stS
we're seated, the table contained nothing ==ut
silver and cut glassware. At the plate o. each
guest was prettily arranged bouquet 81 .ne
choicest dollhouse flowers, held together by a
cord of white ribbon and set in cut glass
holder. These were connected around he en-
tire table by leaiy chain OF the s'mitax'
which, by the way, is 10 such demand Tor lash
iopable occasions, and by fashionable people,
that at the horticultural stores dollar yard
is asked for it, 1t was the novel and highly
artistic effect produced by the combination OF
coIors-whte tablecloth, sparkling glass aud
brilliant silver, variegated bouquets, backed
and bound together with the curvlng chain OF
grcen-that has made the style the rage In up
per tendon tor season. l
CoLoRED SCHOOLS. -W ashugton city, 1t
appears, is not the only place where the negro
question is making difficulty in the public
schools. The Detroit Board Of Education asks
for authority to make loan OF one hundred
thousand dollars TO supply existing deficiencies
in school edifoes This is rendered necessary
by the obligation to furnish separate schools
for the negro children in order to avoid diff;
Guilty. The idea of merging the white and
colored schools in the same school buildings
proved so repugnant that it was abandoned,
for the present. at all events Wash. Star.
TO BE MARRIED We learn that the mar
rage between Co., Eli S. Parker, OF General
Grants Staff, and Miss Minnie 0. Sackett,
will take place at - m. tomorrow, at the
Church of the Epiphany, Rev. DR.. Hall being
the officiating clergyman. The ceremony was
delayed, it will be remembered, by the illness
of Colonel Parker, but he is now fully recover,
ed, and the knot will undoubtedly be firmly tied
on tomorrow noon The wedding affair creates
great interest," Wash. Star, Monday.
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COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, December A.-The
market is Affected by the holidays, the receipts
being light, and the demand limited. FL ur is
aui t. but holders are firm In Wheat there is
but little doing, buyers being Indifferent and
the offerings small, and Of an inferior quality
generally Small sales If rcd at ~, and lute-
rior to fair white 1T 236I25O. There was fair
request for Corn, with Sales Of 2749 bushels new
white and mixed ut ll2all4-an advance. Oats
in good demanl, with SAILS st 10 Sales 0!
of Buckwheat at rs Plaster is in better de-
mand o, So per ton of 2240 lbs; $40 in bags and
SlI in bbls Butter in good demand for prime
Poultry very active.
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Foreign News.

= Fenianism is still engrossing share Of public
attention in England, though the excitement
caused by recent arrest,ha pretty much died out
NxThere%issa widespread and ever increasing
feeling favorable 70 the amelioralion of the
coalition of Ireland, as the most effective means
Of SURPRISING Fenianism. Times, strong
lily favors thisgidea, and: bellows the next ssS'
sion 81 81 Parliament will be occupied with tho
consideration OF Irish affairs
-4-he question Of the transfer Of the Danish
West India Islands to the u. S. will be sub,
mitted to popular voteof the; lnhabltants OF
those colonies in January.
The regular police, force OF London, has been
largely increased.
Timothy Desmond and Jerry Allen, the al.
legged perpetrators Of the Clerkenwel explo.
sion, were broug before the magistrate, and
underwent preliminary examination, at the
close Of which they relnanded to jail.
The Pope in IAN allocution, congratu lated
his hearers on The defeat OF Garibaldi, add the
preservation of the Holy See from great dan
ger: am Tia ,
commenced negotiations for the abrogatlon OF
the September convention, with the under
standing that any agreement they may arrive
at in the matter Shall he submitted to the ap-
proval of the other powers Of Europe The
Italian Parliament by recent vote refused to
nav the interest on the debt OF the provinces
form erly belonging to the States of the Church.
The French Government has sent dispatch
to Florence, protesting against hisaction.
The Italian Parliament will, at an early day,
vote to reahirm n a solemn manner its declar-
alton thatthe city of Rome belongs to Italy, as
the capital Of the nation.
In consequence Of an adverse vote in the
Italian House of the Deputies, the members oil
the Cabinet have rendered their designations tc
the King, but await the judgment of his Min
istrv on their acts. The new Ministry, it is re-
ported, will probably be organized under Mar
shall Durando.
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GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

| have received lnv supply of goods suitable
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
consisting Of Rosewood and Mahogany Desks,
Port Folips, Photograph Albums, i'll great VA
riety, Diaries for 1868, Bibles, ~ all prices,
Prayer Books, more than fifty yareties Gold
Pens and Pencils, Paint Boxes, Stereoscopcs
and Views, Passopato"t Frames, Pocket and
Needle Books, Standard Poets, Miscellaneous
Books, and Juvenile Books, in almost endless
variety; Ornaments for Christmas Trees, &c,
Ill of which will be- sold at low prices
dec 10 W. ROBT BELL, 81, King ST.
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MARRIED.

In Georgetown, on the 18th instant by Rev.
P, Hall Sweet, Mr.. JULIAN j. MURRAY
and Miss ELIZA P. II. MCLEAN, both of
Washington.
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twill be seen that the continued Fenian dis
turbances have had the effect Of increasing a
feeling in England, that something should be
done to alter tbs condition of things in Ireland
The London Times tavors this idea, and be-
lieves the next session of Parliament will be
occupied with the consideration Of Irish affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-24
D1ssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The copartnership heretofore existing under
the style and firm OF IL. F. MMERM AN u
CO.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
II. F. Zimmerman will continue the business,
and IL alone authorized to collect the debts due
the firm. and puy all liabilities Of tho same:
H. F. ZIMMERMAN.
A. VAN CAMP.
Washington, D. c., December IS, 1867.
The undersigned would take this method Of
informing his friends and the public generally,
who have so literally patronized the late firm
in regard to the quality and the price Of the
Furniture sid at his store, and would most res
pectfully solicit continuance ofthat patronage
which has been 80 literally bestowed on the
house with which the subscriber has been con-
nected for the past eighteen years:
r. +. ZIMMERMAN,
No. $40, 18th ST., bet: D st. & La. av.,
dec 24--6t Washington, ~. u
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. From Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 23.-The Convention
metthis morning and Immediately took recess
until three o'clock, to give an opportunity to
negotiate a loan to pay the expenses Of the
Convention. 9 !as61 1850 .- < = ~.
The afternoon session was exceedingly
stormy The finance committee failed to sc
cureia loan,s land reported an ordinance to au
thorize further effort, which was defeated on
the ground that nothing could be done.
During the debate, one delegate said that
the Treasurer had snubbed the Convention
Another said, that would to God the Conven-
tioncould snub Gen. Pope.
The negro Bradley said that the sergfant-at
arms should be sent with file of soldiers to
bring that impudent treasurer to the bar Of the
Convention. Another negro said, what did
they bring us here for? Great confusion &C
companied the adjournment, which is over to
the 8thsof Januarynext Extreme indignation
is expressed by the delegates a majority of
whom have not money enough to take them
home. The, hotels, boarding houses the Con-
yention printer, and officials suffer extremely.
A detachment of troops left for Milcdge-
vile. It is supposed that they have some
connection, with the Treasurer's refusal to pay
the money to the order of Gen. Pope and the
Conversion. ba na
yjsNS-----AaN---
Hon. C.. 8. HAMILTON KILLED BY HIS IN
SANE SoN.-Dispatches from Maysville, Ohio,
convey the painful intelligence ofthe killing of
Hon. G. s. Hamilton at that place, Sunday
morning, by his son Thomas who had lately
become deranged. Mr.. Hamilton was the Re-
preventative of the Delaware district in Con-
gress. He was struck on the head with an axe,
and his son returned to the house and succeed
ed in inhicting severe wound on his younger
brother before he could be secured. He is
now hopeless, raviDg maniac. Mr.. Hamilton
had lust returned from Washington.
The son was lad of studious and quiet hab-
its, about eighteen years ofage. Hebegan to
show symptoms Of insanity about two weeks
since, and his father was urged to return. He
left Washington on Thursday, and had been at
home but short time when his son committed
the act.
Mr.. Hamilton was one of the oldest and most
respected citizenso of Maysville. and has been
identified for many years with all the public
enterprises in the vicinity, particularly with
those OF g benevolent, character. The sad ca
=lamity has thrown the whole place into mourn
Ing. He was aman ofyery considerable prop
erty. and leaves wife.and six children. IS
he VAS the. Radical Representative in Con-
eresssfr from. the Eight District of Ohio. = ~:
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PuRT Of ALEXANDRTA-DEC. a.
ARRIY ED.

Steamer B. 3 i Baker, Hail. Norfolk, to n.
Boush; reports the piot-boat Oliver Harrison,
bound Up.
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V1HOMAs' PINE,TREE TAR TROCuES

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOAKSENESS'
BRONCHITIS SORE THROAT Ca
TARRH, ASTHMA, ANDAlL DIS
ORDERS or TIE THROAT
AND LUNGS.
The component parts Of Thomas Pine-Treo
Tar Tr0ches are well known, prescribed and
recommended by many Of most eminent
Physicians. For sale by,
". LEWIS 'LBURN,
Sole Agent, Druggist and Apothecary.
Dealer in Patent Medicines, Pcrfumcry, Fan
cy Articles, &C
N L. cor. King 4 Washington St.
dec lS.1w Alexandria, Virginia.
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In Baltimore, yesterday, there was some job
bing demand for Flour, and some enquiry for
low grades for shipping. Wheat was quiet. Corn
as active, holders firm, and prices, generally,
&c better