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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06
FOREIGN NEWS,

A fire at Jaurieta. in the province Of Ma.
vGrre, Spain, recently, destroyed 50 out Of 100
houses.
Heavy raios during the last few days have
caused terrible havoc in Slesis. Tapli!z is
completely submerged. and many oasuaItic
have occurred 10 the flooded districts.
4 resolution locking TO tho abolishmen. OF
restrictions upon the slaurhtering of American
oattlo 10 England will b, introduced 10 the
House of Commons to day.
England has notified Greece that sho with
draws ore former request to maintain Inactivity,
in consequence Of which notice an order for
modifying tho Greek army has boc1 Issued.
The British troops arc suffering greatly from
the neat 10 Afshauistsn. The force for the re.
lief OF Csudahar will be roadg TO march this
week. There ia no matoria! change 10 the stu
alton tfa!fairs.
Torrents of rain havs fallen during tho les:
few days 10 the northern part CT tho province OF
Mshren, Austria The town Of Mah,isch
Oj!ran and the surrounding district have been
loodod, aud several lives lost
A duel Was fought yesterday with pistols be-
tween the editor of the Paris Gaulois aud q
member of tho Chamber of Deputies for Cher.
bourg on account Of an article published 10 tho
Gaulols. Two shots were exchanged, bu! neither
OF tho principals were hurt.
Disturbances arc again expected 10 Ireland,
and /. 10 said that the government has resolved
TO send large body oil troops ct once to Ire
land, and % order it is stated has been issued
for the Royal marines to BIO held in readiness 10
proceed their on the l0:h iustant, if necessary,
Il battalion of marines, consisting of 500 men,
arc 10 embark 90 Saturday fer Cork.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. AUG. G, 1850
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Str Geo Lesry. Norfolk. to Hono.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. to + A Reed.
Str 7 V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, TO 20
tomsc Ferry Company.
Str w Thompson, lower Porc. TO IA Knc!.
Str Mat!ano. lower Pot'c. to Broders s. ca.
Schr q & Madison, Washington, to ! j. Az
new s. Co.
Schr Msggie, Hsvro 60 Grace. to Meba!
foy & Go.
Schr :! 3 Field. Baltimore, to Geo Y WORT
ington & Son.
Str Jano Moseloy. Norfolk. hv A Reed.
Str Mystic, lower Prmc. by Pine Ferry ca
Sehr q Il MattesOn, Norfolk. by j 7 Agrcw
& &c.
MEMORANDA
Str Hercules sailed from YroyidaIc> Co
Georgetown 4,h.
Schr L s Lowering. hence. Of Providence ith
Schr Thco Clyde from Georgetown, al New
Bedford 4lh.
Schrs Matte A Hand, from Georgetown, sal
James Hewitt. from this port, az Boston Shit
Schrs John K Foil and Harry y Shopper
sailed from New York for Richmond 9Th.
Sch Forrest Oak, from Georgetown, 81 Mex
York 5ih,
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Of the national = :cu:v3 committee "to sur
reIder tie Southern States 10 the kukux mid.
light raiders aud barn turner's. aud Secretary
Sherman said he would never consen. to aban.
don the c,lorcd pecrl, of tho South to the
tender m:rcits Of Wsde Hampton and The Ku
klux murderers.
Aud SO It was Til through the tip
and when tbs trip was cudcc; aud 1t
doubtless had ;5 effect; but the lapse OF years
since lie war, the batter knowledge ct them.
selves The rcgrocs have disseminated in the
North by their praseuco there, the fraud, corr
rup:icn. and uclfshneas Of The republican Leads
e.s, and tic genera! desire fer q change of ad
| mristration prevalent throughout the country
will reduce that effccs to minimum, AID render
it totally insufficient as mears TO accomplish
| lis Intended purpose. No, the bloody shirt ha'
had It's day, aad General Garfield, during tht
tip, was wise enough 10 lefIaio from TaviDl
| it, fer tor be remembered it was Only yes
ago that be said ''tho man who attempted t
| raiso political excitement on tho old sec!ioua
issues would fad himself without support. ant
that the man be b,at at Chicago said tho SOUL
was now SO loyal as the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

The July number Of the American reprint OF
the Edinburgh Review has been received from
its publishers, The Leonard Scot. Publishing
Company, Of New YorS. Its contents ere: Tho
English Precursors of Newton; Mind in the
Lower Animals; Naval Power in the Pacific !;
Memoirs CT the Prince Corsort; Ssbisns and
Christians CT ST. Join; Landlords. Tenants and
Laborcrs Memoirs Of Madam do Renusat
Hodgkrs Invaders OF Italy; Brigh.'s Edition OF
Pepys's Diary; Tho Kingdom o. Cathasine of
AragoG, and The Now Parliament in Session.
The July number of Bretano's Monthly has
been received from its publishers, in Now York.
II s filled with attractive matter 10 all who TAX C
interelt in any sort Of out or indoor sports.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

MIR. Hayes. when brigadier in tho war, do
clined nomination for Congress, and added
that airy man who Wonld leave the front at that
time to sc,sps plac. Of safely in the rear
ought to be shot. When a similar ofFer was
made to MIR. Garfield no FASTENED 10 accept
it. Ac,ordngto Mr.. Hayes, therefore, Carried
should long since have been dead and buried.
lie eicipcd, however. and lived to bcLrly Mr..
Sherman; but political death will oVcrtake him
r,yi November
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

We commend the following preamble aud
resolution Of tho reunited democracy of New
York to tho attentive porusal of those gentle
men 10 Virginia who still protesting to be
democrats arc doing all in their power to divide
tho democratic party 10 the congressional dis
tricts of this State, so as to mako tho election
Of republicans possible:
Whereas, & democratic President, unsupoort-
od by democratic Congress. will find it difficult,
II not indeed impossible, TO carry out reforms in
our National Government TO which the demo-
cratic party is pledged, therefore BIO it.
Resolved, That with view of preserving tho
democratic majority in both branches Of Con-
gress. it is the sense of this committee that differ
ences if any exist in local affairs between demo.
Gratis of this State who support Hancock and
English, ahould not besllowed to jeopardize the
election of democratic Congressman and do.
mocratic members of the assembly, but that OF
those cficers especially all democrats and demo
cratic organizations should unite in tho interest
of the democracy ofthe Nation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

The radicals fodipg that al! other means O!
stemmiug the tide they SEQ rising, and TINT
must eweep them from The power and placs
they have held so long uDess it can BIO speedily
checked. and reno mbering tho effectiveness OF
the bloody shirt during emergencies 10 limos
past, have determined to resort to its use again.
The speeches made during Mr.. Garfield trip
from Ohio to New Ycrk-not by him, to DO
sure. but by those accompanying him-arc all
toged With the hue of the ensanguined banner.
Thus, Lieutenant Governor Hoskins, at Batavia,
said no took delight 10 locking upon the Go I'D
who had gathered to show their faith in the
party which saved the Union from its bitterest
foe and has, since the rebellion. preserved its
integrity At Rochester, Mr. Charles G..
Williams besought the audience not to desert
the party, bu. to act as they did when the storm
cloud of war lowered like black mantle over
them and when they gave their fathers sons
and brothers to the cause" and said:
"lt wero asked which one | should prefer,
the soldier statesman and honest man, Whitfield
Scott Hancock, who, while at New Orleans,
sought to usurp the powers of Congress, or bis
predecessor, glorious little (Phil) Sheridan,
who fought to uphold Congress. for President,
should again unhesitatngy answer: Give
me little Phil. as agairss Hsncock. the devil,
tho democratic party and The Southern Copfed.
cration.'"
At the same place General Bel ianin Harri-
500 said:
II have taken leasure 10 knowing that The
prospects Of this harvest will aid US in prescrv-
'og the country against the democratic party as
he greatest enemy the country has."
at Syracuse MIR. Garfield was received by q
exception committee. 1900 veterans carry.
heir worn and tstterad battle flags" At
General Harrison said ''ao honor Garfield
help he gave in putting down the reb,l-
At New York Mr.. Clarke sid no 70
ed to soc disposition on the part of some
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06
NEWS or TINE DAY

Tic metropolitan Elevated R,ilwa7 Co., oil
Chicago, has been chartered with capital lock,
OF $5,0I0.G0O.
Elk Congressman Wm. B. Reed died ct
Hodgesille, Ky, "Wednesday, aitor long i'll
ness. lie was 10 his G2d year. and had served
four terms ID Congress aud ftteor terms n the
State Seost..
At the republican Conference in New York
yesterday it vas decided that GID should be tx
tended to The republicans 10 the South. and that
the strongest possible campaign should bo made
in Maine and Indiana,
Alexander G.. Er1nsoomb, of jacksonville,
Fla, has been indicted by the grand jury Of
New York on the charge of having forged i'm
provement bonds of Jacksonville 10 the q mount
Of $4,000. 1t is said that $4,000 of The
bonds were passed Oh Nov York merchants.
B,unsconb is under arrest in New York.
At meeting of the executive committee of
tho regular democratic New York State com.
mittee. yesterday. communication was re.
ceivedfrom the Tamuany Hall democrats esq
ing for consultation 10 relation to holding
State convention. A committee from Tamma-
ny Hail subsequently, waited on tho executive
Committee and it Was finally resolved to heal all
local ditferercss aud u5i.e in tic coniog cam
psisn.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
Winfield Scott Hancock, Of Penna'
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
William ii. English, Of Indiana.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 6.

The treatment Harris, the negro democrat,
received at New Castle and Wilmington, Della
ware, at the hands Of bis rae, in those towns,
may possibly induce some fair minded but de-
C iVed people 10 tho North to think that all the
bulldozng 10 the Sub, ESPECIALLY 10 districts
10 which tho negroes have the msj>ritT, is not
always on the same side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

Tho grain and Flour market closes quiet and
easy. With no changes 10 note in quotations. The
receipts Of Wheat are only fair, and 1910 bush.
els were sold odsy at 100. lob. 1c3l and lei for
FultS, ind l07, los, ITO, llC4, Ill and liz for
Lancaster. But little Corn WAS offered to-day,
which sold at IS Cor white. Ono small lot of
Rye brought GA, and one of damaged Oats 25
Country produce is scarce and wanted al quota
TONS Bacon is q shade higher. Other articles
st revised quotations.
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zoe; market steady snd frni good 10 hoico =
aS4 Is.

7Ut; Market stesdy Snd tfni GOot 10 Cb l!GG 2 =,
aS4l5.
CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET. kugus! 6.-I;,e.
active snd firm; common 75aSl So light *.
"a 60; packing s0aS1 90; butchers 9O,S5 r.
ceipls 1900 head; shipments 7C0
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Angus! 8
Caltle-This week about $50 head were offered
with sales at 00iS4 Is per leo lbs. Some so
Sheep aud Lambs were offered; old Shesp sold 81
st cents, and Lambs at 81 cents per ID. q icy
Cows and Calves sold at l7cS40 each
BALTIMORE, Aug. --Virginia Gs old -; ,.1
deferred -; do consols 5Ga; do I'd series -
coupons 90 bid to-day. Cotton dull; n,idlng
III. Flour quiet aud steady; Howard st snl
Western Super 2 75aS3 81: do Extra 75sS4 -;
do Family 25sS6; City Mills Super 1883 81;
do Extra 75aS4 50; do Family GaS6 20; do Rio
brands 75sS5 81; Pstspsco Family SIS.
Whest-Southern steady; Western higher ara
firm. but quiet Southern red l00slG7i; do sm.
Der l09ali5; No ! Maryland nominal; No =
Western winter red spo: end August 1S5alO:!;
shade better; Western higher, but quiet !;
Southern white E3is55; do yellow nominal ;
Western mixed spot and Aug 48ta4eA Sept A..
a4o3. Oats steady; Southern 40I4l; Wo.tern
white 39a40; do mixed 37a3S; do Penns 39aiO.
Bye more active st IS. Hoy steady; prime 70
choice Penns and Maryland lSaSl9 Cotito
firm and fairly active; Rio cargoes ordinary t.
cho:c, l3Al5i. Sugsr firm; a soft lCb. Wits.
key dull at 11aSl III.
NEW YORK, Aug. G.-Stocks strong and buoy
ant Money 2a2!. Flour dull Whest--sel
moderately active; white dull and heavy. Corn
dull and lower.
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CANAL OOMMERC

Arrived-Boats Capt L II Kuhn, -Four SIS.
tiers, g NJ Ryan, u K Shsner and g Al Stone
braker, to Georges Creek Coal and Iron c..
Depsrled-Bosts Capt L II Kuhn, Four sis
tors and e NJ RYAN.
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The Baltimore Gsz,tte says it has received
number of communications from both fundcra
and rcadiustcrs in Virginia advocating q con-
solidation of the two Hancock tickets in this
State. and that while its correspondents sgreo
10 advocating that consolidation and 10 decar-
log that the debt question has really nothing
to do with the presidential issue, they all argue
against any concession en- their own side. Our
contemporaries resdiuster correspondents must
belong to an entirely different class from the
readiuster element common in these parts. for
The latter not only repudiate the idea that the
State debt question has nothing to do with the
presidential issue, but assert that i! has every
thing to do with it and even overrides it, and
is Ct vastly moro importance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

When MIR. Schulz deserted tho republican
party some years ago, he made a speech iD
which he said that party in ninety nine out OF
oae lu1dred cases has shielded fraud and cor
ruplIou. Asystem of whitowashng and hush
ing uo was resorted to becaus, those who had
committed these malprac!ioes are ardent follow
FRS Of the party" But tho possession Of cfics
AID the desire TO retaio it have brought o
change ever tho spirit ct Mr.. Schulz's dreams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

General Wickhap, chairman CT the republi-
can State executive committee of Virgiria
writes to the national republican executive com.
mittee as follows:
Just DOW We arc merely keeping our mcn
IN line and watching the movements of the
oontet ding factions of the democratic party in
this STATE"
And yet there arc men ia Virginia protesting
to be democrats who asc doing all they can tc
prevent those ''cortending fsctions" from re
c'uciling their differences. Fortunately. how
ever, there are but few of them, and their in
fluenoo is 90 rapid decline
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday 10
Washington 10 John Edwards of Washington,
aud Alice Clark. # Fairfax county, Va; Hn.
Henry Smsllwood aod Mary Brown. both OF
Prince Georges county, Md.
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RICHMOND MARKET, August 5.-The market
has exhibited more activity. In Flour there is
but little doing. however, and quotations are
unchanged VIZ: 4aS7 so for fno 10 choice fam
lily brsnds: Receipts of Wheat have improved.
and the offerings today reached nearly $4,000
tn'hels. with sales of Lancaster red at l05sll4;
mixed st los, and Fultz st90allQ. Sales of about
4O0 bushels of Corn ct 50 for white. Winter
Oats sold OF 80, and spring at S7s49, Small sales
Of Eyo at CT.
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EXCURSIONS, piGNICs. dc.
nELIGHTFUL EXCURSION & FICN
THOROUGHFAREGAP.

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1850.
The ladies of st. Psups Parish (EaymitkcD }
famous spout Spring." near High Point. in The
Bull Run Mountains. on "Wednesday, the Ilih
OF August Esilroad tickets st ell stations h..
tween Washington city ana Ihoroushisrc ST
half prico. Dinner and all kinds of refreshments
and q Band OF Music on the ground. Tho public
ara invited to attend aupG-F&m
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CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET. kugus! 6.-i;,e.
active snd firm; common 5 l6aSl 50; light 4.5,
81 60; packing e0aSd 90; butchers 9O,S5; r.
ceipls 1900 head; shipments 7C0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET August 5.-The
market is fairly active. Flour quiet at 4aS7 Is,
as to brand, from fine to choice new process
family. Tho receipts of Wheat are light. and
longberry, and 1C5a1OS for prime to choice Lam.
caster. Very little doing in Corn. which is
quoted at So s. for white. Oats ncminslly 4Js42,
and Rye G0.G5
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is without material change. For Flour there is
but limited demand, with fair stocks, and the
quotations are from 25sS7 for fine to family
brsnds. Wheat is coming in freely. but the
quality is generally inferior; good Wheat, 10
good order, is wanted damp and poor sells st
at lO5allO prime lis; Fultz Sc lower. Corn is
in fsir demand and light receipts at 5Os58c for
mixed nld white. Oats quiet at 37h40,, and Rye
1ominally G5s70. The Tobacco market continues
dull and receipts light common and medium,
both dsrK and bright. arc selling about as they
were last week; Jugs steady; wrappers of fine
quality rather scsrce; sales are efftc.ed only by
concessions on tho part of the seller.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06
EXCURSIONS

EXCURSIONS
STEAMER .H.7RA@ LI.zSEE.va TD.Y
TO OCCCQUAN FALLS
(MUSlU AN D CLNG)
EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY during the season.
Leave wharf, foot of Prince street. at 10 E. nj
returning at D. m. Fsre round trip Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

ITO MARSHALL HALL AND MOUNT
L VERNON SPRINGS
EVERY SATURDAY during the season.
Round trip 10c. Tickets can be had at N. j.
Waterman's clothing store, corner King and
Fairfax streets. ie2S
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GREAT BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS

"Wednesday, August 4, 1850.
We have in stock full lines Of Bloached and
Unbleached Table Linen, Blesched and IN
blesched Napkins and Doyles, Wine Clothes
and Napkins to match. Butchers Linon, Glass
Linen, Irish Linen and Crash, Bath Towels.
Damask Towels, Huck Towels; also another in
voice of those Devonshire Towels at 2Ec. All
our goods arc bought strictly for cash. and wn
soil good goods at low prices.
n.F. BHhSHEAR, 100 King 81,
HC1 Alexandria, VUcin;a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-06

A very boid and successful robbery took place
Wednesday uIah CT esry Thursday morning OF
Lloton d kir|an's gentlemen's Furnishing store
in Baltimore, IN the business oeutro of the city.
The robbers carried off S400 worth of silk
scarfs, jewelry aud silk handkechiefs, cleaning
out three showcases. and having begun on e
fourth case. when it is supposed they we're dis
turbed and then made off with their booty.
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4 S. Wolf. a we'll known Philadelphia, died
at Orkney Springs, on Monday, aged II.
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= 60. WASHINGTON, Agt,
MNISSION MERCEANT,
lilo. 20 South Union Street,
Hlcxsndria, Va.

Consignmants Of Grain, Merchandise and all
kinds Of Country Produce solicited. Special at
tention given to all business entrusted to me-
PROMPT returns made. Agents Ger Cumberland
Bone 20 g Ammoniated Super pbosphs,P.
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"An persons owning or hitting horses and We
hicles. and who make any charge for hauling
| thor own merchandise or tho merchandise OF
Others shall BIO Liable to tho Iic?nse tax of Two
dollars on horses and vehiclos,n augf-lw
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and yeloWs 92.0l; O. U. Canton 83a8A.
Coilea-Iho market ls quiet but steady on the
basis OF 10: for fair. The stock is only cd crate
ana desirable grades are scarce and held with
bags in first hands. We quote as follows: Ordi-
nary BE; fair --sl5i good l5!; prime --alG.
NEW YORK. CATTLE MARKET. Aug, s.
Beoves-Prices fell Off about 81 per head 10 the
morning and further declined before the Hnish,
Ana ootn buyers and sellers were agreed in ro'
porting dull; weak and unsatisfactory market
from lrsl to last. Coarse and rough nativo oxen
went down TO 7ta7lc per lb dressed; common to
primo native steers sold at 8a9lc; extra do 9ls
lUc. while few fancy steers retalled at l0sl04,.
CalVes-Fat Voals are IN demand at former
press aud The pens were cleared OF 4a7c por lb for
very coarse TO choice Grasaera, buttermilk calves
and mixed offerings dropped and closed weak at
decline OF to &c por Id, a large number ofgrsss
calves going at &c per ID, and only few choice
but:ormilk calves for as much as Sc per ID.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Choice shipping sheep
were taken at good prices, but ordinary sheep
and ell sorts OF lambs had dull sale at lower
prices. Extremes for Sheep 8 lOsS6 90 per loo
lbs for State; Southern and Western Lamba
40aSG co per 100 lbs; Canada and Jersey do,
CAST.
Hogs-Severals lots of GOOD State Hogs we're
sold alive st Sc per ID, and deslere repor! fair
demand at 5a35 rs for fair to choice.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. August S. 1880
Beef Cattlo-The New York market on Mon.
day was of q fraction, and yesterday there was
further decline of &c. and very dull market
prevailed. -.. =
Sheep and Ltmbs-jO0 head have baen re-
ceived since Monday. 100 Of which, With some
of Mondays receipts have baen reahipped
through to the East and the balance, except leo
now on hand, hsye been sold here. Sheen are
unchanged. but Lambs are dull and lower, SELL
ing al 1,5ic.
HogE-The market is generally slow but Arm
st former rates. the sales being rlade-nearly ali
OF them-in the neighborhood of our highest
quotations. The arrivals number ESQ, and those
now N the yards about l. $40 head. We quote.
as on Monday, at Gia7c, with prospects for the
maintenance of these figures, if, indeed, an ad-
vsrc' msy not DO established.
: CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET August 6.-Hops
Receipts H. COZ head shipments $500; market
duii; mixed packing 40aS4 60; light 4OaS4 Is;
choice heavy 70aS5 Oattle-keceipts $500
head; shipments 2.E0O market dull; shipping
81 60; Western Cattle SaS3 TO- Sheep-Beceipts
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NEW YORK. Aug. G.-Stocks strong and buoy
ant Money 2a2l. Flour dull Whest-5el
moderately active; white dull and heavy. Corn
dull and lower.
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MAYOR'S OFFICE,
AVA Alexandria. Va, Aug. 4, 1850
would respectfully cell tho attention of all
those who may be designated in the GIst sccsio;
OF the revenue bill to the following, and trus
they will coae forward and comply with thC
law, and thus prevent the imposition of lnc.
CORTLAND II. SMITH, Mayor