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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30

IA FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR 4 TERM
.Is4M OF YEARS.-The three story i RICK
DWELLING, which [ now occupy, corner OF
Duke and ST. ASaph streets, Alexandria. This is
a most desirable residence having every ncccssa-
ry and convenient appurtenance theret" attached,
and the location uneXceptonablc. Gas and wa
ter is carried through the house. 4 further dis.
crption is deemed unnecessary. prcsumag that
tenant would. Of course. view the PREMISES APP
plcatiouS will be received at gny oice, on Wash,
ingtou, II few doors rorth Of King street. We
offer il for rent. as about TO remove TO our
property on Cameron street.
pIsTApIIED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30
HARVEST IMPLEMENTS, &C.

HARVEST IMPLEMENTS, &c.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND OFFER
w for sale at reasonable prices, large and
carefully selected stock Of HARVEST IMPLE
MENTS. such rs Revolving Hay Rakes, Wheat
Cleaners, Grain Cradles, and Scythes, Grass
Scyhes and SnathS Hand Rakcs Hay Forks.
&c, &C.; also, Corn and Tobacco CuItiyato"S.
double and single Shovel PlOughs, Corn Ploughs,
knoxs Patent Horse Hoe &C. All orders prompt
~ atte nded TO. Address
ADDISON. WALLACE & Co,
my 90 Fairfax News. No. IS, kingsreet
OTTCE.-Thc undersigned has obtained from
~ the County Court of Fairfax Comfy, Va,
letters Of administration with the will annexed
on the estate of Aaron Lcygctt, deed All persons
having claims against the estate. requested to
present them To me- duly authen ticatei. for settle
mcnt, and those indebted to tho estate to make
early payment. FEANCIS L SMITH,
Administrator with the will annexed Of Aaron
Leggett. deed. my 25-2aw4w
,rprrTspJr CnMpbNV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30

II EROSEN E.-A very superior article OF kcro-
N scne just received: also Kerosene LAMPS,
Nlnis, Chimners, Paper and Glass Shades, ana
Extra Burners for fitting up old Lamps, on hand
and for by WI. a. hAKI,
No. Il2. King ST. next door to Marshall House.
Sim of the Golden Mortar my 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30

IL FOR RENT-Thc large and we'll arranged
III BOARDING HOUSE, at the intersection OF
King and ColuiibGs streets, now occupied by the
Misses IhurSton. There are number of pcrna-
nent boardcrs. now in the house. who desire to
remain. Possession given on the lst of April
Apply to 4. c. f. STUART.
Eer- II not rented aS Il Boarding House, the
property, consisting OF two large three story
BRICK DWELLINGS,, will be Tor rent az pri-
vate residences. 4. / c. Z. S.
NH 2!--1i Iar.1 Seotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30

VIRGINIA MADE MILITARY HATS.-l
Y AIN now manufacturing the Virginia Rcgula-
ton Hat for officers and privatcs, in superior style.
am also PREPARED 10 furnish any kind of Militia
ry Hats or Caps, Epaulels Swords, Saah"s, Belts,
Plume, rhoner Straps. &c, and respectfully ask
an examination oi my stack.
my ~ ". 2. RICHARDS. in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30

BoARD OF ALDERMEN LAST NIGHr.-Mr.
BRYAN. President pro tenn. Mr.. Cazenove
from the committee on Finance reported the
Revenue Bill for the year 1860.
The bill is similar To the Revenue bill OF
last year except that 1t raises the tax on
Real Estate from 81 on each hundred Of its
assessed value, to 81 % upon each 500 OF
assessed value. 1t also provides tax OF
$40 per annum, on dealers in ice. 1t like
wise changes the rates of discount allowed
last year as follows: On taxes paid before
25th of June, per cent, lst OF July, per
cent; 25th of July, / per cent; 18th OF August
3 per cent; 25th of September per cent; 10Th
of October per cent. Also that 6per cent;
interest be charged on all bills unpaid on
November 25th.
Tie bill likewise provides that the con-
stables commissions on dog taxes shall not
accrue unless the tax be collected.
After debate upon the subject by Messrs.
Cazenove, Reid and kinzer, the Board at l03
O'Clock, adjourned unit! tonight.
For proceedings of Common Council, see
official proceedings
SPLENDID BrLL.-We saw on Monday, at
the livery stable of the Messrs. Chatham,
the most magnificent specimen OF the genus
Bos ever seen in these regions. Far"tey,
the name Of this animal, was reared upon
the beautiful farm of Simeon Leland, esq,
in Westminster County, near New York city.
He is now six years old, weighs nearly 5000
pounds, and possesses in an eminent degree
the distinguishing characteristics OF his an
cestrv. which is recorded to period farther
back than most OF + f.'S of the State from
which he come, would wish theirs traced,
namely: short horns, small bones, remar ka,
bic obesity, broad launches, and beautiful
coat Of creamy white, soft as silk.
The owner of this prince Of Dorham's, Is
the Hon. John G. Mems, OF Lyncbburg,
Va, who paid for him the sum OF S230O,
and upon the lordly estate of Gen. Gilbert
S. Mems. son Of the owner, III the valley
Of the Shenandoah, this noble scion OF an
ilustrious sire is to roam, the acknowledged
chief of five hundred cattle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30

Boat SwAMrED.-Un Sunday afternoon
last, Il small boat, having three men on
board was swamped in the Potomac river,
III Slatcr'S Garden, by the swells from the
steamer Phenx. The steamer instantly
stopped, sent out a boat, and rescued the
men: nor did she leave the vicinity until the
rev of the swamped boat were placed out
!, danger npon the Maryland shore. The
humane act is very creditabIo to the COM
mander Of the Phcnix.
5sAiH OF CATTLE.-Among the provisions
~ the ''act making regulations concerning
Licenses" passed at the late session Of the
'-egl> ature Of the State, is the following,
rhIch we have been requested to publish
.,or shall any person without license, buy
,or sale, or sell for others on commission. or
'or profit slaves, horses, asses, mules, cattle,
,Aeep, or hogs, or either of them"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30

FESrlvAL.-The Ladies' Of s.. Paul'<
Church will open at Sarcpta Hall, toni -ht.
a Strawberry Festival winch will continu"
until the close of the week. Those who
wish to pass 4 pleasant evening, can no
where find more delightful place thai,
Sarcpta Hall becomes, when the fair Ladies
of Alexandria determine that it shall he 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30

--- HANDS LINE-FOR PIlLADEL-
LS,PHIA AND NEW YORK.-The regu
lar packet steamer C. C. ALGER, Captain Fen
ton, viii sail on Saturday, June 81.
WM. Il. FOWLE & SON,
my 20-it No. 4, South NharveS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-30

SrRAwBERKIEs.-Stra "herries Were ''en'l-
ful in market. yesterday mo- nlng-seiilns 1T
from To l2A cents per quart. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
Cardinal Democratic Principles on the Slavery

Question.
Absolute Eoh-intartercncc by the General Govern
mcn., 10 introduce or to exclude slaves, In any OF the
territories OF tue Union
No Federal Slave Code. No Congressional dis.
ceiminat;on i'll tavor OF slave property II the terrific
r:es. aEG no Congressional discrimination against IT..
- Whenever in nay OF the territories the safety OF
slave persons OF the right Of slave property, or inc
hight or safety OF any description OF persons CT ple-
perry, is naconstitutionaliy assailed, It Ii the power
and dGty Of Congress, not less than OF any ana eve
ry other Department o; the General Government, u
Herclsc its proper functions, for the security ei
.euai protection TO tho rights and safety ut every
epcies OF persons and property.
rsik,ty, e~rsitllns the people OF each Territory, on
aspiration tor their admission as q Ee" Slate INTO
the Cuou, 20 enact their own State Constitution. by II
force, fraud or Federal dictaton, and by sach Con-
stitu:'on 70 provide for the maintenance or Inc pro
1;nit'"n OF ;he institution Of slavery ~ 10 thel" fna'
seem beS.-
The strae principles a. embodied IN the following
revolutions unanimously adopted by the Virginia
delegation to TIE National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ct
Cincura:i:
/. Resolved, That The Constitution OF the United
States is 8 compact between Sovereign and co-equal
States, united upon the basis al perfect equality OF
:is!.;s sad privileges.
8. Resolved, That the Territories o: she Union are
Common property in which the States have "1ua!
ngi,.s, aud 70 whicp ;le c,tlzcus ol ever! State may
r~,ghiiuily migrate with a.y property recognised as
sIch IL any Of the States Of The Uuion, and in tho
Constitution OF tue Cul:ed States.
). Resolved Th,a eforc, that the Congress OF the
Uu;;ea States has 10 power % abolish or prohibit
slavery in any o! tie Territories o! the United States,
and such power pertains only 10 tho people inllabit-
Ing the salae, when III the exercise OF r!gihtul au-
horny they iorll sleir State Constitution with q view
10 adr!ss:on into the Union.
/. Resolved, Ths: the Missouri restriction was q
violation OF the foregoing principles, and its repeal
by tie "Elnsa,-Nebraska | ~" WIS wise, just and
a cesssry.
S. Re.civcJ. Tina; Congress has no constitutional
RICH, to abolish slavery in the District OF Columbia.
S Resolved, This, the daiy Q: aiiorl:ng adequate
protection il the Territories previous 20 their legal
organization H.. States. - equal rights o! person alid
property respected under thr constitution OF the
Union, is eumbc or IL, proper legislative sntho-
rI,r ,Srreot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
PETERSBURG MARKETS, MAJ "a.

F'''t W wv
Cunx-Dull al 1jaiG. CoIroS- Market sill Yery Grm TO!
prime grades at llallE. Inferior grades dull. We quot.
lie to TX for prime; ,as for common TO medium. FLorh--
sup.rtine G.2jaG.id; extra iai.Jy; family ,i?i demand ynod.
WHE'T-Market quiet prime white a. To~FAcco-For
general descriptions The rnarkG: IL without material change.
L.ugs and the lower grades OF leaf continue dull and II eS-
trcmely low prices; while good Tobacco in safe keeping or
der, Is hringln: very satisfactory prices. But little fine
has yet been offered. We quote c"Hmon 10 medium lugs
81 50aa: good 3Ea4; COMMON 10 medium Leaf :;aG; good 5
T. 10. fine Tails.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
NORFOLK MARKETS, MAY 80.

Csas-Yriow 80 cents white 70 Cts; mixed - r.. CIR.
rux--to II. fLOrE-ramiiy, per barrel, thew :, ,Ias %:
Extra ,ai -: Supcrfnr & ~ 10 6 -: Fine i %
Ol1S-OId 3saiDc. New ia I;c. SmiSGLrS-llrarr, pei l00',
45a;; Sap $ jOal 20 iuiiliag ) oCas ~. wTssr-prims
white ID TO li0c; prime red III 10 1900. Hay 81 ical ~.
II the quotations Of Sortol papers be correct. wheat there
main;a:Is rs high Il price now a. ut any time in the season.
The quotation, aIc-wliic 81 70 To q ~, red I! %, 20
A 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
LYNClBCRG MARKETS, May 81.

CoKy ~ .llow s. cent, 10 e. cents; White 81 cts: market
dull. rLorG-Superfine Sc too -; Extra Z 81 to Il -; Fam
Iy 80 TO :. ~OATs-Shcaf ] 10 to 20 per 700 lbs white
soc black &c. per bushel If IS lbs.
TonAcco-we quote new ground LuEs, COED, at - - TO go
new ground Lugs, fine. Sc - TO 3; common Lugs + % to- 81
good Manufacturing Leaf Is 10 10; ehe DO. tS9 TO 30; com
mon do. 80 10 5; Shipping and Sicmininc Leaf = ~ Ia ?
wHgAr-Red 81 31 to 20; for choice White 81 81 10
81. i.y-Si q Ia | 80 per bale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

% " TT
TCgrkSTiSE-Salcs yesterday afternoon OF III Lbls aud
this morning liH do. NJ ST. ~ for virgin, 2..GD for yellow ,np,
aad l.S for hard, per 9si lbs.
SrIgirs TrErESTiSH. IS LiI.. changed hanI- ;tis mora
ing II iac per gal.
no sales In either grade % Rosin.
/. TIR-G0 bbl.. sold yesterday at 81 81 per bill.
BARRSIs.-JD second hand Spirits Trrpentine barrel,
sold this morning at l 30 rs they run. 30 days.
CoES.-At auction this morning $50 bushels th-aieil sold
al tsJc per bu.hel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
g.. y.C C1i06S

SJFE wouii invite special attention 10 our assortment u
w EicI English Darrgr Hermann and
French Uarege Robes in ) ~ 9 roiant.
Very Rich Chcnl Hcrranies
Very i.ich Satin Plaid lIcrnSuics
Very l.lch Paris Printed B.rcscg viii be scit ~ LGSs:
bali cost
PLAIN and Pla!l English iartg,s
Embroidered Eng!jsh ga!egcs, very dr.!rGo!s
FRENCH foGllTde, very Cheap
Great reduction Ia Elegant Ursanj:e,
Robe. In {. and = vo.ants
Great baryaias viii ic soIh In style. Of thin fhbhe, hs oai
s;ock |, too llrSs for The SEASON, and the goods must be
kGlG.
We ur- ILL selling SILK Al joc, &c, Cnd sl--ald ~ bs
the best bargains Ia town.
June / CHRISTIAN & LATIROp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
Ex TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
IlLhh1.L / Ia

q having been received by The Executive.
4 that JAMES J. L. RGLSoS, who WAS condemned 10
ouc years iInrri.. nrneHt Ia the Peuitenillry for ErlonS.
has Escaped .rom the lai! q: the county or 3ppoCsuoi,
and Is now going AT large therefore, ! do hereby ole. 4
reward n rfty dollars 10 arg person who sbsIl arrest tue
said James. J. Ferguson ana deliver hin Into the JAIL OF 'a.o
county II Appona,tc.: and 40, moreover. require all oil
Ger, Of ihl. Commonwealth, civil and military, aud request
the people generally 10 Use their beat eIcrt!Un. 10 proerrs
hi, arrest. that hr HAY I've brought 10 Justice.
G!Trn under my hand as Governor, and uEJcr the Less
Seal 81 the Commonwealth, ut Richmond, this Stat
- day "i Nay, lsi0. JOHN LETCHER.
ny the Governor: Ut0ESr W. yrTTGRp, Secretary OF the
Conference.-The.
James J. Ferguson Is about twenty years old, about Crs
fee; ten inches high, rather slender frame, and has a yel'
low, sicely appearance. lie also has a seer on hs right
hand, caused by Il burn, by Which his hand Is very Iruch
Jislgurrd, md ore NJ his bngers destroyed.
lima 1-r6y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
DinWfddfe County.

TO the Editors Of the Enquircr:-l send you
the official return Of the election in Dlnwld
die
c. F. GOODWIN, the present talented and
able C~ommonwralth's Attorney was reelected
over B. j. Epcs by a minority Of 900.
II. j. ITartwell, the incumbent, Is elected
Sheriff over r. T. Stone by l07 majority.
Thomas Z. ITargrovc is elected Commission
er of the Revenue in District No. . by ln5
majority.
l.. J. Hill is elected Commissioner Of the
Revenue in District No. |; no opposition.
There was much excitement in the county
about the recent clcctions--thc friends Of the
respective candidates doing all they could
for their f~lvorites. But the election has re-
suited in but few changes, and peace and quiet
rcigns once more. Yours, C1Fls.
TIE SLAVERY QUESTION il THE METHODIST
CirRcn.-ln the Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence at Buffalo, on Tuesday, u vote was taken
on the first resolution Of the majority report
Of the Slavery Committee, which recommends
a change of tho rule in regard to the Discipline
on Slavery. The vote stood 1873 for the reso-
luton to Il against il, lacking ten votes Of the
required two.tllirdS to adopt. The resolution
which thus failed to receive the vote necessary
for its adoption, proposed to change the chap.
ter in the book Of Discipline, upon slavery, so
as to make it read as follows
Z. What shall be lone for the extirpatiou Of
the cril Of slavery:
\. We declare that we are Is much As ever
convinced of the great evil Of slavery, and we
believe that the buying, selling and holding Of
human beings as chattels, is contrary to the
laws of God and nature, inconsistent with the
Golden Rule, and with that rule in our Disci-
pline which requires NIL who desire to continue
among us to .'dn no harm" and to ..avoid evil
of every kind" We therefore aftctionately
admonish all our preachers and people to keep
themselves pure from this great evil, and to
seek its extiTpation by all lawful and Christian
means.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

Turlcco-This article continues TO rule low. Goo! hip
ming or working in good condition l. The only kind wanted.
We quote Tugs loose and priced $i:sa -: short leaf 10a
G; long leaf In order, priced in keeping order iaio"h.
fLoTR-superGne s.. Extra ! ~. Family 80.
ConS-Bu: little Offering; sales 9laluOc.
WngAT-None offering; gool white Is worth ! ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
FREDERICKSBURG MARKETS, MAY 90

Cnrx-G;a,n eta. rLorr-Family - 5Has 30; City Mills,
extra i :pai -: City Mills, superdne, d D0ai 20. WsEAT-
The News quotes white Wheat Mt : 4oal %; req ! SSh
"Ii.ralL" quotes white Wheat at ! s. 20 J ~, red go TO
u: and Family Flour ! ItoS III. 0ATS-Ncw 90 to 80 cts,
according 10 the News - To- - cents, according 20 the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01


TnE GEErLEY-SEwARD LETTER.-Somc of the
newspapers have been badly hoaxcd by pub.
fishing as the vrritablc letter of Mr.. Greeley to
Senator Seward 4 spurious and ridiculous If
fair got up by the New York Atlas. The real
letter has not yet been published, though Mr..
Greeley continues to call for it after this fash.
ion:
The journal repeats The story that | had
given Gov. Seward notice of the 'bitter end"
hostility. Of course | am powerlcss against
these re-aSscrtions Of n charge which my let,
ter 10 Gov. Seward will rcrute; but that letter
I AIN not permitted to ser. have called for
It publicly and privately; Gov. s., sees fit to
withhold it, and let his devotccS indulge in
such pervcrSions as the above. want to
print that letter. demand it for that purpose
yet it is persiStently withheld from me,
~sailan;s. The public will judge with what
fairness this warfare is waged.
EARLY History OF TlEGINIA.-Col. Angus
Mcdonald, of Winchester, Va, willsail for Eu-
rope on Saturday, for the purpose OF examining
into the State paper office in London for exist
ing evidence OF the early times Of Virginia.
The Secretary Of the Commonwealth, Col. Geo.
". Mnniord, lately purchased on State account
from Mr.. Stevens, ef the British Museum, in
London, an index to all the papers in said Of
fee relating to the objects proposed to be &C
compliShcd by the journey. A copy is now be-
ing made for the guidance Of Col. Mcdonald,
and it is supposed that he will be enabled to
develop a great deal tending to solve the ques-
ton of disputed boundary between Maryland
and Virginia. Whig.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS Nay 20

Co;tou-SaleS to-day OF 5000 bales A. easier prices: the
quotations are unchanged. Sales Of three day, IS ,H0
bales: receipts 2,JD hales against !. 9Q0last year. Receipts
ahead Of las; year rs, 600 bales; do. al al ports TAO, 100
bales. Sugar firm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
EyCUYSION TO 8A.D PoISY, P0nTs

MULTT AND NUItFULh.
TsIlIE steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt.. z. Fs1ars-h
L. Glsr"Eo. t,icl up In ncut style, Tor EreHaH
night travel, will make an excursion TO the
above place. nu Saturday evening next, 2da&AI2S6a
OF June inst, land regularly every Saturday evening there
after, during the watering season Leaving the whar! VI
Rocket, at > O'Clock, =. ~, arrive nj Old Point about i.
O'Clock, thence 10 Portsmouth anal Norfolk, and return the
mex. evening (~SuaJayl; leaving Norfolk 1t 3 O'clock, touch
Al Portsmouth and Old Point, and arrivs vt HIc,nond sbout
one o'clock Oh Monday morning.
-. sage ~ ud Point and return, meals included. $40
To Portsmouth or Norfolk ...,..,...... ..... 900
frri:Ltt.hrn ~ usual. X. .. HAsK1SS
luna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
pASvILLE MARKETS, May 80.

Coastal 10 per bushcl. TunAcco-Luga 2sH'; com.
mon leaf Gas: no fine in market. WIsAT.Sl ~ to- 80
oIrs-Shell Is TO - els. iIAy-l " to ] -.
The DanvIle Appeal gives Two quotations OF Corn'-in one
column from ST 10 IN; ia the other form | 10 to ! II!
Which Is right?
the Dan VILE papers,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
CHRISTIAN * LATuR0p
I:OMiNSON,. PKACTTCE.

f7IlE Practice in Courts Of Justice In England and tbs
4. United state; b. Conway Robinson.
Vol. !. - 10 the Plscc aud tine VI i transaction or pr)
cerainR; treating chiefly n The conflict Of laws aud tie STA
tutr ~ Iimitatio:s.
Vol. =. Treating 81 The subject matter Of personal sct.5n,
in other cords OF the right OF nctiua.
Vol. .. Treating of PERSONAL nciior, with respect 10 the
psrt!-s VIII" ;Hny sue aad he sued thu !otia CT action
and the frame Ct The IleniinSs.
Vol. /. - 20 pleading IN personal actioa.; treating pas
ticulhily nf declarations and giving forms thereof.
The three Irst volume. are Eow .raty. Volume 4 ID near
~ through the pres IL will he issued the ISt Of I.ly.-
Though much larger than aay Of the others It pi!l BE- sold
at rh' lame price, 50 per volume. The yolu,nc. sc sol: ~
paya.ely.
u pc. ,Gn rrmitting 81 for luy volume viii r,c.Ivc il free
OF po.!aC" or freight, by uddrcss.n;
\. MoE.iS, Law lCoS,cl!er uuh Publisher,
June Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

The report that Gen. La Vega was snot alter
being captured in the late battle IN Mexico
was premature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, NAY {:

rLOrK.-superanr 81 81 10 = ~: Extra > ,iE /" Il -
Family 90 10 ! ~. ConX Whit use: mixed IL TO Us;
yellow Csc. Oa7s-3s TO 40c. wHEAr-Whi'cl - I" 4ic:
red | % 10 l 50. lIAr-Ier lOD lbs. ,Ic. fIsII-Scn.on
may be said to be over. iirrriags - to . per ii""'aii"
Shad IS to , per hundred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

CHARLESTON MARKETS, MAY Is.
Cotton-Saleso OF 900 bales to-day: quotations unchanged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01

MOBILE X NAY 90.
Cotton-sales to-day o, 800 bales q, l0iEalp:4c. The
steamers news had no effect on the market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-01
ZEE

o. IL } DC L: oS THE T.
49, TI%GS COURT,
NAV p-,Ie WILLIAA II. LYONS. Esq.
- Fots UG IF TfSE
9S ~CDUn--rEACliY X. G:ATrAS, ESQ.
May --iihc
a SPECIAL N~OIiCE.-ln order 10 ABORT
49, oer EMPLOYEES recreation during the summer,
our store wl! lee closed nj d o'clock, +. NJ, from tEt dstc
In m, 9Th August, CI.Al,kSOS & ANDERSON,
MAY -, 40. l0t, Main Street.
81 'y.sE SEWING CIRCLE attached 10
49,. Miss II. \. aiL.Ss School VIII commence q sale
Of useful Hmi iiacy articles, with Refreshments, on ApS-
DAY NEXT, Ma. 18th. at their School-Room!. on lat, be
lYrr;, CIly and Aiar-hn!l streets. Open at II o'clock
when md where they HOPE 10 receive their irienos. and ali
who desire ~ ahl their humble rrGrt 10 do good. May 70
A TEACHER WASTED.-A Southern single
r. nan, with experience, End vel! qualified TO prepar.
stud snis Tor the University Ct Virginia, %ill hear Of IN ell
g.Ilr situation by addressing
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