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Cleared to-day. 4e4s "
Cleared previously SIG s43-52O4
onlSh " iaha. .I19,74I
The clcarances comprise 1916 bales for st Peter sbur

.onlSh W uaA1lA. .Z19,74I
The ccarances comprise 466 bales st Peter sburp
aud 40 for Bordeaux. F57@ IL n a .
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs.-The receipts since yesterday
comprise go hhds sugar, and 229 bbls nolasses. The
market continues dull there being scarcely any de-
mand even for tho local hade There were no Of
sugar worthy OF note to-day, and cont quote
l31c per 10 for fully fair 1870 for prince ls5c
for white Of Molasses only s5 bbls sold, &c
per gallon for fermentng; 76c for good and 500 for
r11me Cuba molasses quoted by the cargo t6a57
per gallon and is retailing at Coo gallon. There is
nothing doing III Cuba Weeks sales 500 hhds su
gar 160 bbls moasses Receipts 267 hhds sugar, 452
bbs molasses Cleared 18 hhds sugar. "a bbls noasses
RICE ouisana is in Light supply and in good de-
mand There is not much India or Carolina In market
aln75c per Id. >, !. ~, "a. .GI.' T---1 .a
ConH-Rainy weather prevented operations and the
sales to-day were confined to 200 sacks white ut 81 SIS
Per bushel Negotiations were pending for about 5000
sacks mixed. when we making inquiries Weeks
sales co. 600 sacks; ccipts 81, ,40a exports COG
OAIs.-some 40On sacks last evening sold at 7cc q
bushei Weeks sales 70, 600; receipts a. .5se. w NJ
taEiaHTs-ATe very dull The rates 10 sc a fb
Tor cotton and s5 hid by steam New York; Id for
cotton by steam for Liverpool 9l6d by SAIL and 10 by
sail for Havre. 15,f.N,G s..- 70 =
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Cons1gnecs Pcr South Carolina Railroad,
n 'gS": =; - 20 March go. l.t@...

y 288 bales Cotton 10s bags Peas cars Lumber car
Mules, cur Old LION, Furniture sundr1es. To W
Dowing, Reeder, E Rodgers Co. G s Hacker J
Art,nan, s B Heyward, J Cainpsen CO, stenhouse l.
S;o," CO. hoach Bart NJ Caldwell 4 Sons, 9 W Viii
Major Parker, NJ A Ashton DIR Frost. Fraser Dil Il
agent, Leo = CO. King Gibbon. Kanapau1. Lanneau
Jeders Co Thurston l. Holmes, WV Smith, Adams
Frost l. Co, n Harvey. .ag@.@.5 ,a5 ,E'5l
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THE CAROLYN TIMES, B B
AT OfANGEBURG3FC..1 M.

gEWIs PAPER sCIRCuLATEs THEOgGHOUT TIE;
Amiadle poetaca1S SoA the oAsrs the baat
1AcAeS 6rT AdvHrtaeexB, Eebfuary % afS
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10000 PIA NOS.

In the construction Of which they every
known aud vatrable Improvement They have iuvaria.
bly, been selected and used by all of the worlds &C
Eo.rI9ed great artists who visited this count
professionally, both for private aud public use. ,
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sTHALBERG.

II consider Chickering h Sons Pianos beyond com.
pafison, the best have eyer seen in America. M,
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CAR d
.H .g.r. aTT8n E.Gg'.l

1tis With feelings OF pride American manufacturer
that publish the following estimonsJ- which have
been received py recently:
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The ChnrlcstaHI Cotton Market.

CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening, March 90 1867.
Tho market opened unchanged but closed weaker IN
der news of lowos prices ct liverpool and New York
Sales sl2 bales say 1s at 81 so 2s 1oz at 2s Is ut
2s, e2at so a at so 1s 81 20 at and II at sac
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: 90 FW-17-T-- N T--T-I- W-W- -I0 T-"-T7T---
LONDON Joly IN. 1874

Aessrs. CRicNeri.1 q Sons EH- -, Il
uENTs have Just been invited by Messrs Collara 20
try = Grand P1ano-forte manufactured By you and I
have hesitstIon in endorsing opinion OF my old
f1end Mr. G. D. Consrd. That it the finest i.
steumenr ever played 54.T
Believe me. gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
ia+@$ < J. l. HATTOE.
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COMMERCIAL.

IcHl3Xrrs. <
BOSTON-Per schr L sAarts-S75t tons Old Iron, Ga
&. bbls Naval Stores, 10 bales Rags, &c. a@4
NEW YORK-Per steamship B Souuer-l27 bales I
and 52s bales Upland Cotton 174 balns Yarn Do
mcsttcs 1874 Packages. n,s-H. .~ ~. "A IN
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note
the market steady at last quotations corn- 800 bush-
els white and $500 buahels yellow offered with GOOD de-
in liverpool market as quoted Der cable adyieee
on Saturday last holders at an advance Of Sal
white 500 bSahels good prime I'm %ba a g ~
o. @ oo % Dpshes ~ ordinary yellow ct 81 oeal os 2oo
bushels receved sales soe bushels It ean 6oo soo
bnshss DO 70 cents; cosed esass cents OF Bye 500
damp; 200 bushels 81 40. -, - =, - -
MoIAssEsNo sales; stock light and quotations nonoi
: NAVAL sToREssp1rits Of Turpentine Is very scarce
ana ~ %1nia @ @Dng an advance over last quotation Roan
FAovm1oNs-A-o In good request and market very Arm
at at prices We note sales Of 100 bbls Mess Pqk
sold that gure refused iasae ot baS ss
95saoAc; Sides held at 5c loose and packed
sale Of 25 casks Shoulders one lot at 1oo and 80 DO
in lots at RIB sdes iaac; clear BIB
1erces @ st es sass sa u held
h1cE-1s dull QYpte prime Carolina held at 1Os5c No
sALT-There is no change in the market with fair
demand We quote deaers prices for lots Viz Liverpool
hane IS 2S do GROUND Alum % 2a2 IS SACK TURKS
sgoAnWe report aales 90 hhds rocery porto Rico
WtassE7SSoth3ng SEE seperted in the article We still
quote held In bond at S0a31c per gallon.
. New York n1arket.
MONEY MARKET. =, .,s
The New York Eueain0 Post Of Monday March 18Th.
says a5- $;: i7iS3s.- r sas{ l0-'. u -
The loan market is fairly supplied at sa7. and the
sTssne sns1as '.sl saass sset4g fy
Offering, and the best names pass at 7as
sss ass;sa f
dO9 for bankers; do at short s,ght 100 a,1s
Hnwefp &C. x Sc ss ss sPe1 sight 4ss
aIassx n2se5 7s;As9se ;AAs19sste7a 4o%a41 z1sx1
PRODUCE MARKET
wssts SEM I0aK a March 1s-F1oUa &oThe market for
tive. closing quiet f 1900 -'>'>'@' sesf -
e aes sSs Fs 3ss1 hss
la 5as lsz spgPas oS,sp e
90 tor st. Louis extras '1 sA0tU
,coa s 10 nc ho1r is more active and Is Arm sales Of
eoc Gansdiap MAD aouT ds = II sr demand and arm saes Of
s1 sor trade and II % as Sssnaa s1ades q EXTRA and
Southern -four Is dun hut steady Gales OF 1so bls at
ezas and SO sda1e 80 ior rzde and fs i1 hras
Bye -four ie firm. Sales Of 700 bbls at 81 a0as 20
c9 soc n meal e quiet but better Sales bbls at
GRAN-The wbeat market is two or five conta bettar i
s. IS or cao f1 @i'a ang. The ss
% os No s az s g SO ssaa 90 inferior good
forna and S. 80 for white = ~ aos Nnsc
bussSy ssflsy again sss nser I md y SALES Of
Barley malt the market Is rm but ouet 4 = as., X
are eas o a5e boe's n,9Se scZe and prices es
part Of cargo) $780, inferior western It SO: ss st n c
Eye is nr and N 1r de1nand The ies xre
Corn is tatrly active but nt variable nrcaa c,o.,n,
with good demand at 81 1a,S The nonsrv i. 1o
900 buahes: western mixed at 81 1sa, 20 c1s
2lal Is atoat closing At 81 ~; soutiern yeV
PRovIaoasThe pork market has been auits .ctfva q
but at the coee f. DUH rather haavy
on ms 80 SSe hSs
dqs seller April and May. at SaA 1aE
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, March 19.-FrSANc1AL.-Money market
quiet. #ae, @.E. III
GoID.-Brokers buying at 1856. and selling at 1877
S1LvER.-Brokers buying at 127, and selling at 1872
STATE SEcURITEs-1n active demand, at better prices
than have ruled for days post few shares Of
Central Railroad Stock sold ut 9c and 16 shares Georgia
Railroad Stock sold ~ auction for 66Ac.
corroN-Ihe market has been quiet to-day, and not
much activity displayed yesterday Prices Of
yeste iday obtained with much difficulty. Total
amount Of sales 349 bales as follows: at 49, at 26.
n ut &C. Is at 27 10 ut 27 at 28 50at29 81 at 162
ut at 81 and bales Of extra staple at 81 also 1so
bales sold private terms. Receipts, At bales.
NoTE-Sae of bales at so cents yesterday after
report.
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Z G'ast"ir
tWEHEI.
.Yh. tHl" .H#.a : :. q

{ : - is
-Four Pianos are mperior ia auy have evar aoen ~
thts country or In Europe. At s1 3' -.
Ihavc never heard tone pesfect It yields every
expression thA1 ts needed IN music and it's quality is
capable Of change to meet every sentiment Ihis 10
rare pouer and Ii derived from tic perfect purity OF
its tome togesher with ito Sympathetic elastic and wall
balanced touch g61,17s
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LONDON, August %. 1864.

Juracs II. EehI:, Esq: G ~ ~ n - +
MY DEAR SIZE: Az you are going back to the United
States. must beg to remember kindly to the
Messrs. Chtctc-'ng Tell them was delighted ~it..
their Grand ism forie-as good i=s5.trss,s M:nk
al Uas euer t. rcd ut, both in touch andscr
Wtslin. u, &C.. remain eyerM Ily,
H F. BROaDWOOD,
Firm Of I. Br,:e,wood & Sons. Pianc:orte E,nutao
turers, Lond Ja T% ~.
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Among the chcfp points OF excellence OF the Chickcr-
ing Pnnos Of which speak the their
congratulatory testimonials to the Mssss Chickerine
the greatest possible deph richness and volume Of
tone combined With rare nrillisncy. clearness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale: and
above ALL surprising duration Of sound the pure aud
sympathetc quality OF which never changes the
most dclicate powerful touch. q m
sctured ~ E-f4.; w. -I-T-t = -
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AFtIS13
7f to Ae1sTs CAick<r,.sg d Sons: 3.&rr.$ -2I
LONDON. July Is, 1866.
: Having played upoa Pfano-forte made by Mesera
Ohickering 4 Sons, OF Boston and Now YORK. have
much pleasure in teshfying to its general excellence
Fot sweetness and brilliancy Of tone, delicacy Of
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes.
consider 1t q really GRAND P1ANo-FoRTE AND DRo1DED
IL THE BEST HAVE SEEN OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE.
ARABELLA GODDARD. IGIULO REGONDL
q. A OSBORNE ALFRED JAEI.L 5a
w. AUaE. MI LINDSAY SL0PER.
JULES BENEDICT. IT,. MUsOH ELES
NJ. W. BALfE. Prof OF Consorystoire de
OHAS. HALLE Sa,@S | LeiczIc ~
BRINLEY RICHARDS. iS ARTHUH CHAPEL.
EEHE t4YAH,ER- Director of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH. certs london ''--s
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N PORT CALENDAR.
I. MARINE NEWS.
PORT of CHARLES srox.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Manhattan Collins, New York-lctt sun
day: Mdze. To Street Bros s Go. B o'Ncin & Co. Ro-
tens Sssrds 1s 5oaea sa.es Co. Ms5 Co.
Wehr. Dewde % g & Noise, North Steel 4 Wszae G A VI
Muller, Graver, Southern Express Co. J small Z
Co. Co.. Apple @ Knee Wagener: Heath Monsees
Mcclure NJ Marks L CO, Melchers & Muller. strauss,
Mellett Ferguson Helmes, Cartnin, Harbeson l. Co,
fe CO ess G.1s Rog1esson G.
Comb CO, Gallagher, Cody Son. King aibbon, A 9
oz e Se co w.s
So esG snAss Ga %.so Pr Gansr BSDwne sehmer
Calhoun AhSy sn sossrt s1s1 Sns
Taylor. waahnann co. Eliza Hancox, Belts, W T
Knard On tho morning Of the 18Th, eIpertenees
severe gale from Sc; same day, II, steamship
Eagle. bound to Havana Arrived at Bar1 NJ, 2otn
Steamship Quaker City, West, New Yors-ien satur-
pie D A ANIME, j E Adger / 90. b Aiken & 60. 5
Belts Adams Express Adame. Damon & co, Buiwin-
Se ssse1 b!ene R
sell Co. ; Barker Son. 4 n BRISTOL. coLen Came
VS. corwin 8 Go, 3 AP caldwen. CAR ~ Co. 4
Cook Coo Co. J G claussen canopsen L CO, ) chis.
Dawson, NJ Drake. J A Deuncey. Dowie & Noise, &
Dtal Dracker, H Dnly.J n sason s Brt brown. J S
Fleming. Goodrich. Winelnaa s co: aruber { Mas
Go:J Laseenhouse; HATES, aast 8 CO: Euser,
Hnyne, Hastie Calhoun l. Co. Halles, W HARRISON
y Heesemann Bro jennings, Thonnnson l. Co. O e u
johnson, Johnston, Crews Il Co, Khnck & Wicken-
berg. Kriete Chapman, L F Koester II Klatte Bro
Lewith, Iengntck Sell, Love- Little l. Marshall D
1iilienthal Co. Laurey & Alexander, Ieary Nc
Ledsh, NJ Mark W Matthiessen, B Ndilhken Murshall
Burge l. Bowen, A & Mitchell Il Cod a b Muller 6
Noise Murphy. Ilttle l. Co, Ferguson Holmes s
Marahan. DR. q Mackey, J q Milnor 4 Co. Mcdowell &
Co. Marshall. .Malchers Muller, Mehrrens Nachnuan
Co. O'NeM Son, O5eman, D O'Neill L Son.
0Ne,n ostendoEn + CO. .Pennai. Z g Phillips q
Poppenhsdm. D Paul Co, J Purcell, " F Paddon Par
1sE Z chsh, p Russell, s. Rodgers 8 CO. Reils. 3
Aodragues, "A Rovenel, "A Robertson, EusseI Ring
sugne%e5 Steamer Dictator, Southern Express GO, 4
Stone, Ston, Webb Co, Strauss Vnnces II Co. Shack.
etord Fraser, Stetber, G W Stehens L Co Schne
l. Co, Caldwell, Scott, 81 Peake, Sloan, Sore
ven 4 Ntsbet, Summer, W G. Trott, Truall Juomey
'Ihompscn, j B Togn, w J Trim T. Tuppar Il SON s
LaTorre, Werner. T. Quicker, Wine1nar j Walker D R
Williams, Agent, Willis Il Chisoln, Wagener, Heath s.
Monsees, Watlace & Bro, W + Webb, q W-Wliarns Co
Ire Quaker City lett New York on the 10TH ot p M
and was detained 20 hours in the lower bay by heavy
NE snowstorns md dense fog Arrived OF Ch1reston
Bar at A. M, the Goth. TT - "--!
Steamer Dictator, Coxeter. Palatka via Jacksonville
Fernandina and Savannah. 81 bales Cotton. 10 ]
D Aiken Co, J & J D Kirkpatrick E Wiss q Co. Co
hem Hanexel Co, Fraser Dill, Pinckney Bro, N
Iawton Hunt Bros. chrietzberg. iTt 75',4:i: N
stesner Emile, Davis, Georgetown, q. los Herces
Rice. and sundres. To A Pringle, Aston, sr FW
Ford, o Tyler, shacke1tord & fraser S.L HowaSd:
Thnrston Holmes and otherB.t S-7 - 81
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,,Sla NEW e ORLEANS. March 15-coEroH. market
opened this morning with liberal inquiry, despite
the nnpropihous state Of the weather. the movement
continued quite active throughout The receipt Of I'd
vices from Liverpool ANNOUNCING further advance in
that market and connecticut with the improvement at
New York materially strengthened the views Of holders
not which wnsd quite freely
we're consumated fourteen brokers the
business. Pricos disclosed additional hrmness, the
greater portion of the lists sold realizing figures
a fraction In advance Of Inst evenings closing
rates With the above remarks quote follows
GTdinaIy ~ 27 Ha-c; Good Ordinary 2ssa-c; Low Mid
would hnvc been greater if the supplies haa been larger
The business for the past three days
to bales making tot1 week rs 600 bales
against last week and ss 800 tho week before The
receipts proper for the past week {excndng the
from Mobile, Florida and Texns, which included in
their respective sutements) comprise 1854 bales.
against last week. showing decrease OF 303s bales
The weeks exports embraced s42 bales 1861 Of which
were coastwise, and 25, 901 to foreign ports.
ATEMEET OF COTTON. E&Gs
Stock on hand LIST September 1866. bales 1O2 Os2
hecc!Vce eoday.. ,679. sts
Received previously. sss, ,14s
74o,eao
'e-oS 4,o46
SAo"AeA P1evAousAy~ o1b S43-62O,xS9
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Testinoials Toa, the most Artists tn Euo
to AessTs. CAickev.nz d Sons: .s@+~ III
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Jan,es III. Weali. Esq: .T"-,. NJ ~" -
Mx DEAR Sra: nsve great pleasure In asking 5ouso
convey to Messrs- ChcEerin1 the expire sion OF my
highest approval OF their fnstruncut der
not merely the best instrument Of American
turo that have tried but OF the Piano
tortcs that has ever como under my cbseryarcn and
the Messrs. ChickerrE may we'll be proud Of having
turned out from ther manufactory an instrument
which, for touch, quality. and workmanship
would he very dtthcuit surpass In any part Of
vide world. i7
Dear sir. very sincerely yours,
.ssi OAAS. D. COLLARD,
Firm Of Co1d Collard, Piano-forte Manufacturers
+ London. 3- ,Gfrr 9-1I'- -0"7'
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New Orleans Market.

Y Oaleans Sight par to 4 premium.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Receioed during he month Of August 1906.
LONDON July 25 1857.
dEssRs CHICkEA1Ea SoSs-Gen!a: have much
pleasure In enclosing document eigned by the hrHt
composers musicians and professors in Europe. held
your Pia1ns IN such high estimation (oide my cersif-
cate that felt it my duty to take OF
to Europe to ascerain the opinion Of my professional
orethreu Tho enclosed certificate Will prove how
unanimous they have beon on the subject. heg to
forward at the same e1ne letter received from my
friend, Mr.. Coazd, which must be graft IS.
ing to you. l#
have the honor to be. gentlemen, very truly.
JAMES NJ TEHLI.
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March % ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

New MANUFAcroRY.--J. G. Verpanck &
Co, of Washington, have leased from Mr.
George E. French, for five years, the large
brick building, on Water street, between Cam
eron and Queen, formerly known as Hewett' S
bakery, for the purpose Of transforming it at
once into an extensive spoke mandatory. 1t
has been already arranged and repaired, and
operations will be commenced there as soon as
the necessary machinery-which is now on its
way here, and which is to be worked by the
agency of forty horse s:eam engine--can be
erected.
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That MEMORIAL. We are pleased to
announce that one of the signers to the famous
Memorial" sent to Congress from this city
last week by Judge Underwood and fourteen
others, called at this office yesterday, and
stated that on the morning the Memorial
was prepared he was asked to go to Judge
Underwood office, and that when there, be-
ing asked, by some of the fifteen whose names,
with their consent, remain upon the Memo
RIAL to sign it, he did so without reading its
contents and having no knowledge of its mis-
representations.
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= UCTTON 5 / L Z S t..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF .FAl'UA-
y Bile REAL ESTATE.-by virtue OF 4"
d"cr"c al The County Court 81 AitXandrla couh-
~, Va, rendered n the ,t!N,ch terra, 1851, Q;
":s:a t. .:rr in the sit 81 5iich#e! Gcrnlann ard
VII" ~: Elizabeth Vogcigcsang and others, the
Undersigned, Commissioner therein named, VII,
on SATukDAY, the I'D day of March, 1867,
at Il m, in front Of the Mayors Office, in the
city ot Ac%andriA, Va, offer for SAFE al public
auction. TRACE OF LAND, situated on the
south side OF Ponrs House Lane, in the county
Of Alexandria, Va. LAcar the Poors House,
and containing FIVE ACRES and % poles
the same being the property Of which DAME.
Vocelgcsang. died seized. The improvements
on sid land consist Of new two-slory }Y::ss:aa
BRICK WILLING and hack building, N52a
stable, Sc. The terms Of sale, as prescribed By
the Decree ere us follows: OEe-thTd Of tho pur
chas" money to DO paid in cash on the day OF
sale, and the residue thereof in two rquNI install
nlents al six and twelve months, respectively,
from The day Of sale the deferred payments t.
bear Interest from the day Of sale, and to be Sc
cured BY the bonds Of the purchaser, with ap'
proved security. and the title to be retained un-
Ill mo whole purchase money is pnid
ALBERT STUART,
Commissioner Of Sale.
EzJ- Possession Of the property will be given
as soon as thc terms OF sale are complied WITH.
mh S-tS
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r II O Oh GR [ VI f ; ,

Z q ( il u Il VI T. >
having determined to resume his former business
in Alexandria, respectfully announces to the
public, that he has opened his establishment st
NO 10, KING STREET:
below Fairfax, on the north side, where he is
prepared to furnish the public, with every de-
scription Of articles in his line, which may be
wanted. His assortment Of co O X G
STOVES, will embrace every variety, and OF
the best descriptions. He would enumcr4tc;
among them, NOZZLE Cook STOVE, the best that
was ever in use, and we'll deserving its namc-
the LILLY, the PALMETTO and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal, If not
superior, to any ever offered for sale in AicNNn-
dria. and housekccpcrs can have any dcscrlp-
ton of ware Of that kind, which they may need:
he invites an examination OF his goods, and
presents such selection as cannot fail to please.
All kinds of ROOFING and SPOUTlNG,
executed in the best manner and on the lowest
terms
An experience Of forty years in this business,
enables him 10 claim that he has practical
knowledge of it, in all in his branches. He Is
DESTROYS of not onl y accommodating, but giving
satisfaction to bis customers and to all purchhs-
crs, and they may be assured that what he sells
them will be Of the best materials ana OF the
best manufacturer He will warrant whatever
he sells 1t will be hi: object to secure patron
age by constant and personal attention to his
establishment.
With this announcement he will open his
Munufactorv, willing to show By his efforts that
the pstronngc he asks will rebound To the adj
vantage of those who buy as well as OF him VINO
sells and that the ciLiZcns of AlcXH:!GrIt and
its vicinity. need not go cl.cWhcrc 10 purchase
what can be procured in their own city, tr"t1
one of their own people. ~ l2-2a"lt
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THE PITT STREET FIRE.-Some commotion
and disturbance was created yesterday evening,
at the fire at Gheen's stable by parties throw
ing water and bricks at each other. One or
.wo arrests we're made in consequence.
William H. Underwood member of the
Friendship Fire Company, fell from the roof
Of Summers Coach Factory, adjoining the
burning building, and seriously injured one OF
his ankles.
George Hough, son of Mr.. W. s. Hough,
had one of his feet mashed BY the falling Of
the walls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

Cry CoUNc11-There was regular meet
ing of the City Council, last night, at which
the salary bill tor the year 1867, was reported
and passed. The salaries, with but one or two
exceptions, are the same as last year. A reso-
luton to 60 into an election for city officers on
Tuesday night, the 26th instant, was passed.
Several bills, petitions, &c, Of private char
acter, were acted upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

Police REPoRT-MAYoR's OFF1cE.--Two
young men, for being engaged in the distur-.
bance at the fire Yesterday evening, were dis
charged, one with an admonition and the other
upon the payment of fines.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE.-A warrant was is
sued for the arrest of man employed at the
Government wood yard, at the instance Of
Martha Moore, upon whom it is charged he
made an assault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

GEORGETOWN FLOUR AND GRAIS MAREET.
Market for flour frmer; tendency Of prices
upward for high grades, which are in active de-
mand with very limited supply. Low grades
nomnaly as last quoted. Extras are selling ut
SIP 75al% %; choice brands, Sl4 37al4 50; cut
extras, SIP 25al3; super scarce, $1l 50al2.-
Grain-No receipts, and no wheat in the mar
ket Demand for milling active Corn in good
demand, all in store taken and transferred to
second hands, and, as far rs anticipated receipts
are heard from, all sold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

KEMARKS.-The mArkrl CONTINUES qUtet.-
Flour steady for high grades, and family in de-
mand Wheat is inactive, the receipts being 50
light rs scarcely to warrant quotations. Corn is
active, and has further advanced. Fertilizers
are beginning to be. enqurod for Butter and
Eggs remain unchanged, with q better supply
of both
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-13

RED MEN g BALL-At the Red Mems Ball,
to be held tomorrow night, at the Assembly
Rooms, the members of the Osceola Tribe will
appear in their war costume, and, previous to
the commencement of the general festivities q
grand war dance will be performed.