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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-08
TTERTILIZERS.

q -. :,
We beg TO call the attention Of our agricutu'
ra friends and others TO our usual full supply Of
STANDARD FERTILIZERS.
PERUVIAN GUANO,
of the latest importation: by the agents o! the
Government
The weI-known fertilizers Of the Lodi Manu-
featuring Company. .o,,,-,,
TIED PERUVIAN GUhfO,
much cheaper than Peruvian GU&no, July
cqual in its effects and its rm&nent improve
ment Of the soil. -,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,
GOES s. BRADLEY'S SUPER-PIiOS-
PILATES, ,.,
.OBER,S AMMONIATED SUPEH-PlIOS-
PILATES.
The celebrated
ALTA VEIIA PHOSPHATE.
We also Ell orders for AL Other, fertilizers
known in the Market at the very lowest cash
prices. IOOE, WEDDEkBUEN u CO.,
Successors TO FoWlG u Go
m 7-tr No, 2, Prince st. Alexandria, Va
YzELLs PHOSPHATE AND RAW BONE.
loo tons Zolrs Super Phosphate.
700 tons ZelPs Raw Bone. For sale by
BREWIS 81 LAWSON,
~ 17--co3n Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-08

NNTANTED-To know the whereabouts of
w JOHN SULLIVAN, who is supposed
to be in Virginia; about SO years Of age, dark
complexion, dark eyes, dark hair, feet or 9
inches high. He was born in Ireland, in the
parish of Towsist in the village Of Ar Dairy.
Any one giving information of the whereabouts
of the same will please address his aged and
destitute father. MORT9 SULLIVAN,
oct 6-1w# Strousbury, Ia.
IYirginia papers please notice.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-03
HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER ls6s-TRlPLE SHEET

1921 1921; 5-ec's, coupon, 1864. 1914 lo7,s;
b-2o's, coupon, 1865, 1913 1917; 5-20s, coupon,
1886, January ard July, 1lo1 llo4; 52os, coupon,
1857, ll05s nos; 5-20s, coupon 1865 1los4 Ill;
1o4o's registered lo4 lo4&; lo-40s, coupon, l0sx
1906 The circular OF Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. thus
refers to the days business
The market opened very tamely and with some
distrust Is TO money parties offering cash stock and
bidding to buy back on buyers options, making q
difference on three days OF ]. a per cent. BY noon
money was very active, seven per cent currency ana
one-e'ghth per cent commission being freely bid ior
IL Tor one day. The scarcity compelled many hold
ers to sell out and the market gradually settled, and
on 'Sl's aud OBS coupons 67's and '6s's; one.half
per cent on 6fs and three-eighths on '65's. There
Is certainly disposition to buy bonds. but parties
SO dlsposed nhd no encouragement under the exist
ing state OF the money market. This Is manifested
by the number OF bidders for stock on buyers OPP
lions; but the same reason that prevents them IRON
buying cash stock-vz: tight MONEYS the very
one tnat compels parties to sell. There Is FAIR de-
mSnd, growing out Of the reinvestment OF the inter-
est now being received on the older issues OF 6-20s
but not enough TO counterfeit the pressure ON the
market OF bonds for cash At the close we quote the
market steady at quotations.
The foreign exchange market was hrm, but duh,
on the basis OF 1897 for prime bankers sterling at
sixty days but the leading drawers asked ITO. At the
close bankers bills on England at sixty days were
quoted at 1924 ITO; at three days, 1lo1< 11o'.;
commercial bills, 1osk lOsh. Bankers bills on
Paris At sixty days. 6l6k . STAY.
The highest and lowest prices OF the leading rail-
way miscellaneous and State stocks in the years
1852, 1868 and 1864 respectively were subJoned:-
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HEM ghe market duh and prices wero nominal at
We're s ia far aema saa a 9S steady IA value
quo.s !, Choice grades &c &c prime do Use sle.
10, iss; foreign, lss. ss 40' '''' ~ 49,
eeO hhds Cuba clayed part all 4Sc tc, and s15 do
NAVAL sToKEs-lhe maj Set for spirits turpen.ine was
s 49, sq s psss
81 r0s were !, IA h demand out @
~ 70 70 70 for pse And - " safor extra do VII
oilsLasssa quiet steady $40 q, in e-:.:
a ss p .ss 49,
nss., :saP ana
sSs 50 a. for new s mesa Inc latter prizes small
% ss sa sa s
Ss we 1sd s Il
The srrtyAl. Yesterday and to-day were .eoS,
6Sbi. a, eli sis for plain sis }.
s DC S, s land ..:
and date last yea, lOs package rsscs
quoted a sss 100 ana India mess Al ss sss
sercss were sold on private terms: For beer %
buyer. As .s. "a & and rs 90
sps sffss
do Nc for smoked do Jsc for picsed hams lsc zoe for
dry ssed shoulder. r.. for this month a Bacon
s rule NE S the sss % + S o
November delivery The market for lard without acty,
y but prices quite steady The salss comprised 4O
rendered.
PETRoLrUN-Crude scarce, and prices nominal
NJ l6c Ec. We heard of sales OF The mar
ke for refined was dull unsettled and heavy, there being
shade easier CLOSING at &c sssc Ne heard Of
In Philadephia the market aso dull and decidedly
lower owing In part the failure OF speculative house
there The sales LOU bbs standard white al 2sc,
cosng at this price, and 5000 d. for November at &C.
29Mc.
kloE was dull but prices weee UNCHANGED We quote :
Carolina NC. 9esc. and Rang)on, &c. Sac.
SUGARThe market for continued active and prices
were very firm at llc Sc for fair 70 good raining
Cuba, HE lac tor Porto Rico and lac. FOR Barbados
active at 5]Sc for hards sc. l4sc for soft white and
132c. Asxc. for yeiows.
SEEDs.-Cacuta iinseed ia demand and sales were
made Of 900 bags Prince Royat SO 90 gold duty paid.
Grass dull and nominal at our last quotations.
lbs. 81 II. &C. 1890.
rule dull and nominal at 81 10 81 Is for city AID Western
duty paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-03

The ocean freight by steam on corn from New
Orleans to Boston has been Is cents and to New
York 121 cents per bushel The river freights from
the upper Mississippi to New Orleans by barge lines
Is 10 to IL cents per bushel on corn, making the
through freight charges from the upper Mississippi
to Boston and New York, via New Orleans less than
the present freight charges from Chicago to New
York, via the lakes aud the Erie Canal.
1t Is reported In Canada that the Grand Trunk
Railway Is TO sell its line east OF Quebec to the Inter-
colonial Railway, so as to form governmental line
from Halifax to Quebec, some 400 miles OF which are
still to be built Twenty millions Of dollars have been
raised in Canadian debentures favorable terms In
England, the Imperial government guaranteeing
SIS 600 900 Of four per cents which arc now worth
eight per cent premium on the London Stock Ex-
change
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he following changes =

Az the commencement oil business tne SUCK mar
not was dun and barely steady, and at the early
sion Of the open board Erie sold at 4o,e, New York
Central l25x and Pacific Mall 12ix. AT tho first
Regular board prices declined throughout the list the
Milwaukee and st. Paul stocks being particularly
weak on the call New York Central closed TX
lower than ct the Same time Saturday, Erie IN,
Reading IN. Michigan Southern TX, Cleveland and
p,ttsburg q Cleveland and Toledo l. Rock Island y,
Northwestern pOferred az, Fort Wayne IL, Nil
waukee and st. Paul TX, do. preferred 9, Ohio apd
Mississippi Y, Pacific Mail 2s; Marfposa preferred
D. Tennessee skies, ex coupon, " new issue Y, and
North Carolina skies, new issue, Il. Government
securities were rather heavy at decline OF y u.
At the open board at one O'Clock the market was
somewhat frmer and Erie sold at 4o., Reading e7r.
New York Central 124T and Mariposa preferred 22n
At the second regular board the market was o
shade nrmer but quiet, and Erie closed u higher
than at the first regular board Reading y, Rock
Island 4, Northwestern preferred Il, Fort wSyne
1, Milwaukee and st. Paul az, preferred \ and
North Carolina SKIES new Issue, Il, while Michigan
Southern was lower. Ohio and Mississippi Il,
Pacific Mail u and Tennessee SKIES new issue, /.
Government securities were heavy at decline OF "
A s. per cent At the open board at halfpast three
Erie advanced to tos, New York Central 125k, Rock
ysland 1o5ts Northwestern e0k, do preferred OF n,
Fort WAYNE 113, Pacific Mail 1915, Mariposa prefer
red 22y. subsequently prices were dropping and at
the close at six O'Clock the market was weak At the
subjoined quo:anons:-Pacs1o Man, 1917 123H;
western Union, 90 a cs,s; New York Central, l2ix a
IM,.; Erie, 4oH a4c1l; Reading, e7@ e7Is Michigan
southern SIS ssf; Pittsburg. SEX 81; Rock Island,
1ots. a 1o,y.; Northwestern, ss,s Sos; do. pre-
serred 90 eos; Fort Wayne, 1875 i1s; ohio Ger.
tncates. so1 so,,; Mariposa preferred s2s 22's.
Government securities closed dull and steady at
the following quotations OF ave oclock-Registcred
1881, ia nag; coupon, 1881, i15% 1i5x; S-2o's
Registered. 1904 1857 io0.; s2o's. coupon, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-03

RHODE ISLAND FEAST TO NEW YORK MILLION
AIREs-A private dinner came Off at Providence on
Wednesday last. Governor Burnside having often
dined with the Union Club, Of New York, invited
twelve or fourteen OF the club to visit him. The
combined wealth around him at the table was
$500 900, 600. The banquet was the most complete
ever given In the State. little incident occurred
on the homeward trip Of the guests which
Is also worthy OF mention: They left Providence by
they reached the railroad bridge the locomotive ran
or the track and there was prospect at one time
that the miIionaires would 60 no further toward
home on taat night With the exercise Of little OF
that energy and determination which has secured
for most OF them their present distinguished posi-
tons In society, they walked oyer the bridge, and,
another locomotive, thereby reaching Bristol Just In
season for the beat.
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CorrHKfor RIO the market was moderately aetive and
arm sales being l bags er Ceres, f6 do Nicotine
South America and les do CT Nautilus on private
terns Other Kinds quiet but steady.
FLOUR Axp GpAIN.--Receipts 2,iS bbs -four, $50 do.
corn meal gs s bushels wheat 2iS do. corn $500 do
oats 1896 do rye 1850 malt and 1570e DO barley
for State and Western our WAS about nj stand
to-day and though some were unwilling 70 grant eonces
son were few buyers at lower prices. foms
holders manifested decidedly moyg hrnnes however aud
teecrams were reoelvcI trpm meS n put their -four
store Some oraeed sra sate unless brought 81
81 mwafds California vas dull and nominal the sales
,ve but prices generally heavy The sales comprised
$50 bbls Rye Hour dull and heavy, The sales hong ~,
bbs Corn IN fair request and shade better sacs
i bbs part at 81 20 for jersey and Brandywins 90 pr
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BERMUDA.
Speculation in Rcal Estatc-Cause-WLo Are
Buying.

Speculation In Rcul Estatc-Cause-WhO Are
Buying.
BERMUDA, Oct IL, 1855,
Some stir has been caused here in the real estate
line Government Ii In the market purchasing lands
for defence purposes. One OF your New York
moneyed men, a statesman ana leading politician,
has dcputed his agent here to purchase for
him handsome estate. I suspect he in
tends making this his winter quarters. Now
that steam communication between the two
ports IL fixed fact certain that many
OF your moneyed men will resort here and lease and
crate now In the fall TO Havana st. Augustine, New
Orleans, &c. Here In mid-winter we have no frost,
below temperate. These circumstances coupled
have rapidly advanced the price OF real estate.
have heard or o lot, near the principal military
depot, Prospect Hill, sixty feet, selling the past
week at five dollars per foot.
The weather Is unusually hot, but the health or
the island Is excellent; and IL IL notorious fact
there are not dozen on the sick list.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-03

MICHIGAN WAR BoSDs.-The state Treasurer, In
accordance with the power conferred upon him BY
the law creating the Michigan war bonds has drawn
for redemption t1s5, 900 OF 900 and $500 bonds
which win be redeemed on presentation atthe Ne.
tropolitan Bank Of New York, or at the Insurance
Nation Bank OF Detroit by the LIST OF January, 1882
aud after that date Interest Will cease MS 10 all
that can DO paid from the sinking fund wthous vlo'
latlon OF Law.
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wheat was fairly active Ia part ON specuative account
and prices we're hr The sales were about bu.hels ~
81 u % IS Tor No SPRING for small ,ots OF choice
MIA DUH nomnay oysr Corn vas IN active ,gscu
iasroo bushcls 81 ts1 oil IL for ired closing Hrm At
n Al and T 10 VI - for unsouDddc Oats were 10 der.and
nd ermc IN synpathy with closing T6c bid tho sales
eomprsed GOD bushels Al 7sc 76c scst and &c ,sr.
sora ave "A dull and nominal NJ 81 40 ~ 3D. we heard
os M sass az monen Barley moderately active, with
sals COZ bushels at 80 Go 50 " for and
Al * for 5tete Barley dull nominal Total
stock Of grain in New York and Brooklyn Warehouses NO.
yembcr 1855 ~ busbe. whes. sisul1ao; sosn'
aO6 ga DO oats 100 do. rye 2S la do. barley liIs DO
malt aud 9t OH do. peas. -
but rates were generally steady The charterns business
was dull The enssgements wers;-fo Lvcrpooii $50
buehels wheat al rd and steamer, 1000 bales cotton
I'D 1854 FOR cupretsed ana led for unoompreed;
bushels wheat steamers account To London,
7.bN bushels wheat At ! ID.
GUNNIvs dull aud nominal ~ Skc. 10 Tor baen
ana slkc. 23o, for cloth.
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1900; John Bates Henry smith, lot % by Jas AZ
eet on tue west side OF Division street. lI5 leet South
or the Harrison pike, $4,000; II. Ii. Menke and VIE
10 =. y Hencke lot rs by s5 feet on the south sue
0! navid street, be ween Gutter and Jones streets
$s,5gO; Halstead Neaye TO John Roth. lot 1913 ny
50 -lo feet, on the northeast corner OF the walker
MN road and storrs street. In section so, Storrs
township, 81, 500. Mt
Late real estate transfers in Hamilton county.
ONO are:-D. Nj. Keen to Emma Puen.
leasehold, 33 1-6xloo feet, on the east side OF
baymier street. 1865 feet south OF Clark street,
$1,000; John Forming to Michael Brennan lot l6hx
100 et on the north side Of Third Street, 4sh feet
east OF Us intersection with Martin street. S2,O00
Patrick Mckeone and wife TO b. H. Rover and wm
Nagel lot 2lxs9 37-loo feet, on the north side
OF Liberty street 10l feet west OF Western avenue
1850; executrx OF Cyrus Garrett to w. @. Smith,
lot 81 by 2a0 feet, on the southeast side OF Mont
gomery road, south OF Mcmillan street, $500; Pat
rick McKeone and wife to N. b. Hooper, lot 20 by
80 3l00 feet the north side OF Liberty street. III
ieet west Of Western avenue $l6lo; Daniel McLaren
and r. H. Short TO Joseph Detter lot 10 by 100 feet
on the southwest corner OF Freeman and Richmond
streets SIS 500; j. A. Clark and Others per Sheriff,
to r. H. Clark lot rs by 95 feet on the west side Of
broadway 135 sfeet south OF Second street. $40 o00
Thomas Rogers to Patrick Gullfoyle, lot SO by 100
feet on the east side OF Third street, between Par
sons ana Lytle streets, "a, 500
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MARxs-HARDY.-on Wednesday, october a. oy
the Rev. Lewis H. Noble, JAMES MARKS OF Jersey
City, 70 JEAN Q. HARDY, daughter Of Aaron Hardy.
4yre (scotiand) papers please COPY.
sHuMwAY-sMIrH:-on "wednesday, october q,
Miss KATE SMITH, only daughter Of the late Come o
Illus y. Smith, both OF this CITY,
STEvESs-NEwKIBK.--0n Monday, November 2, ut
c. Taylor, d. d., PRED W. STEVENS Of Rockford H.,
20 ELIZA j., daughter OF Henry II. Newkirk, OF the
3wAs-vRRsfAsp.- Brookiyn, on MONDAY, No.
yember 2, by Rev. Samuel I. spear, D. D., JOSEPH l.
SWAN to EMMA vREELAsp. No cards.
TuERrorr-DALY.-0n Thursday, october ~, ~
tho residence OF the brides parents by the REV
lsador Daubresse, s. j.. CHt RLEs J. THrRIoTT, OF
New York, TO Louisa, only daughter Of X. b. Daly
WipRra--JgNKiSs.-M 81. Paul's church, Sing
Sing, n. " on Wednesday, October Is. by the
rector Rev James l. Heller asoseE :; wtp ,R OF
Thomas f. and Jane II. jenkins, and adopted daugn-
ter Of the late BENJAMIN and Jane ~ Ciapp, Of 81
i'v Wss.Tr y TSWooppUFr-At Elizabeth, j., on
Tuesday evening October "a NJ the resiience OF inc
BRIDES parents BY the Rev. \. hempsaa.t > EoIxxT
WEsrERvELr 10 ANA M, JosaSess "1se"sW VI
Arehibs,d WOODRUFF, Esq.
AxpRwsos.-on Sunday Novsmber 1, JAMES AN.
lila friends are requested to attend the funeral
this tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock, from 81
BovSrs.-On Monday November 2, JopN BosSsx
In the 18th year OF his age
The friends and relatives and tnose or his uncle
Patrick respectfully invited TO atend the funeral
from bis late residence, 410 East Tenth street this
Crucsday) afternoon. az three o'clock.
CosKLise.-Suddenly, At Exeter, N. H., on Satur-
day evening, October "a, Jonas EDWIN CoSkIIsa,
formerly OF this city son OF the Tate Jonas Conkng
Of this city, In the ssth year Of ais age.
CofT.-Suddenly, on SundO.y. November I, at biz
residence, In Clinton place, In this city, HENRY A.
Corr, aged 6s years.
Tue funeral services win DO held on wednesda,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Nov. Is r. n.

MONDAY, Nov. Is r. n.
sorTss.-Rccep,s s5s bales The market for this staple
exhibited considerable activity the demand being principally
SPECTATORS and exporters, and prices very firm at
our quotations annexed The sAss comprised s59 bales, In
GLIDING ace for EXPORT c3 spscuiAon 1917 for spinning
nd Ia tran -
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A comparison OF the last weekly statement OF the
associated banks OF this city with that for the
responding week in each Of the three previous years
shows the following changes -
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OGcial Transfers of Real Estate Yesterday.

TRANSFERS KINGS oouNTy-BRooxLYN.
AdephI st. W EEL Il Q Of Lafayette Av, 61iOxGx3Ox
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-16

/ fully remembered, and all the guarantees
given in their favor must be faithfully car
ried into execution.
That the public lands should be distri-
bnted as widely as possible among the
people, and should be disposed Of either
under the prescription OF homestead lands.
and sold in reasonable quantities., and to
none but actual occupants, at the mini
mum price established BY the Government.
When grants OF the public lands NAV be
allowed, necessary for the ENCOURAGEMENT
of important public improvements, the
proceeds Of the sale of such lands, and not
the lands themselves, should be 80 ap-
piled. -
That the President of the United States.
Andrew johnson. in exercising the power
OF his high Office in resisting the aggres-
sions OF Congress upon the constitutional
rights OF the States and the people, is en-.
titled to the gratitude of the whole Ameri
can people, and in behalf of the Democra-
tic party, we tender him our thanks for his
patriotic efforts in that regard.
Upon this platform, the Democratic
party appeal to every patriot, including all
the conservative clement and all who de-
sire to support the Constitution and re-
store the Union, forgetting all past differ
enccs Of opinion, to unto with us in the
present great struggle for the liberties Of
the people; and that to all such. to what.
ever party they may have heretofore be-
longed, we extend the right hand of fel-
lowship, and hail all such cooperating
with us as friends and brethren.
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MAKING LOVE WITH UMBRELLAS.
A certain, dramatic writer. being
caught in o shower of rain, took
refuge under the portico of hand
some dwelling in New York. AS
soon as he had taken the position, q
window was opened, and lovely
female face appeared, which seemed
to beam with sympathy and anxiety.
She soon, retired, and sent him an
umbrella by "a servant. He fell at
once desperately in love, and. think
ing, from her anxious looks, that the
feeling was reciprocated, he called
on her the next morning, sent up his
card, and gave into her own hand a
very costly umbrella, he had pur-
chased, in place of the old and shab-
by one he. had borrowed, and then
wound up all by making profession
of love. The young lady, without
even noticing the exchange that had
been made, perceiving how her act
had been misinterpreted, naively
replied: 81 feel it to be my duty to
nndeceive you, sir. At the time of
the shower, I was anxiously expect
ing a gentleman, who is. I confess,
very dear to me, who wished to see
me in private, and my only motive
for sending you the umbrella was to
get you OF the steps,"
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

.,z,,,-- DRS. REYNOLDS &
MSt REYNOLDS are pre-
uHYp pared to furnish ARTI-
FICIAL TEETH on larger scale
than heretofore, and at rates much
below the usual charges.
Their recent Improvement, lately
patented, constitutes the highest
order of art in this speciality, and is
fully warranted. Denturcs con-
structed by this process possess many
advantages over gold plate work, and
can be supplied at about half the cost
of the latter.
An examination of specimens,
especially by those having experience
in such matters, is respectfully invit-
ed. Ordinary VULCANITE RUB
BER SETS $25. The same, strength
ened by gold bands, S35. Terms
cash. April 30t