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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12
Succession de =. VI Read,

Troisieruc Cour dc District, ParTo'Sse ae "eD'So"'
UTES.pERSONNES ayant des r6cia-
y Cations a faire, on qui doivent Ia succession
DO M Read sont peries de sadressera MSssieurs
Mott Of Fraser No. 39rue Carondeet, au dadaLii'
Veuve S. NJ. Read.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12
succc.siou of =. NJ. Read,

Third judicial District C0'"tPdrSh Of JEFFERSON" LIZ
All PERSONS having claims against or
u Indebted 10 the succession of =. NJ. Read VIII
apply to Mott & Fraser, 80 Carondelet street, l"[
10 Mrs Read New Shell Road Haif-Nay nous
for the settlement of the same. SePIl~
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN that all Horses. Mats s.ah ana
Cattle. found running at large in TINS tiISs ts
devs after this date, without the Sarrolion
Ky ortbe Police Jury Brand ,. p, marked thers
~, yyiII he taken MP and put in the Pound sunlect
20 the Regulations per Ordinance Of TINS Ciy,
ago II tt,thht-
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12

V" tits reported that Horace Greedy
has retired, or will retire soon from
the New York Tribune.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12

u The Charleston papers state that
two cases of yellow fever have occurred
in that city, both resulting fatally.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE is hereby given to Tax-Payers in the
IN village of Greenyle, that ], the undersigneas
having been duly appointed by the Commissioners
Improvement Tax for the year 1850. and thai
will be mt my residence on IefS street, in Green
after the LIST of September, and all tax,yppad at
the expiration OF said 80 days, viii BE placed
in the Parish Attorneys hanAs for collection
J. NJ. YssNG, Collector. .
Greenvilie, Aug. 81, 1860 till.oct6
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12
HSIkkW M A N HOOD
.H---ssSS-SXY HOW LOST, SEQ" RES
14E&anAssASIw TAEEEFEh

Just Iubiirhcd in a Scaied EiDsiopc,
A LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREAT.
MENT AND RADICAL CURE or SPERMA-
TORRHOEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Do
billy, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions
producing Impotcncy, Consumption and Mental
and Physical Debility.
by ROB J. CULVERWELf., NJ. D.,
Tho important fact that the awful consequences
Of sef.nbugc may be cifcctunlly removed without
Internal medicines the dangerous applications Of
caustics, instruments, ncdicut"d bOuRsg aPd otLtsr
empirical devisrs, is here clearly dngn0nHtratcd and
the entirely new and highly succsSstuI treatment
rs adopted by tho celebrated ypEor fully OK
planned, by means Of which eYe<y one is rrusJ!cd
to himself perfectly mnd at Tho icnst pOyibls
c0gt, thereby avoiding all the advertised uortfu.t
% the day. This Lecture VIII provo boon to
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal 10 any nadrcEs, post paid, on
The receipt of two postage 'atampR, BY addressing
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12

List of Goods Included in the Distribution.

Pianos; Gold Hunting Cased Watches
Gold Watches; Ladies' Silver watches; Guard,
Vest and Chatelaln Chains; Cameo Brooches;
Mosaic and Jet Brooches Lava and FIoren-
tine Brooches; Coral Emerald, and Opal
Brooches Cameo Ear Drops; Mosaic and
Jet Ear-Drops; Lava and Florentne Ear
Drops; Coral Ear Drops; Emerald and opal
Ear Drops; Handsome Seal Rings: Mosaic
and Cameo Bracelets; Gents Brcastpns;
Watch KEYS; Fob and Ribbon Slides, Sets of
Bosom Studs; Sleeve Buttons: Plain Rings;
Stone Set Rings; Sets Ladies' Jewelry; Can
ton Grape Shaws; Nousselne de LANES;
Chalcs, French aud American Lawns,
Bereges, Poplius, French Caicoes, and otner
Ladies' Dress Goods N great variety, together
with Head Dresses, Cabas, Fancy Fans, and
in fact almost every description of Goods
usually found in first Dry Good Stores.
PLAN OF -DLSTRIB UIION.
Highest Premium Sl0O, Lowest Premium So.
The articles are numbered, and Certificates
stating what we will sell each person for one
dollar are placed in scaled Envelopes, with
Decimal arrangement of Premiums: so that
in Each Hundred Certificates there is one for
= COL ID w A TIC III,
and there wiU also be .Splendid Pre-
mium IN each Ten Certificates.
Ladies' if you desire a fine Shawl, or Dress Pat
tern beautiful article of Jeweiry, enclose us
80 cents for Box of the Golden Pens, and we
will send YOU Certificate which may enable you
to procure IL for 81.
On receipt of 30 cents will send you one Box
of our Golden Pens, and Sealed notice of the
article which we sell for 81.
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What Everybody Wants.
THE FAMILYtDOCTOR.:
CONTAINING
Simple Remedies, easily ol'tained, for the
Cure Of Disease IN all Forms.
Professor HENRY -. TAYLOR, M.D.

II Tells you How to attend upon the sick, and
how to cook for them how to
prepare Drinks, Poulticcs, &c,
and how to guard against infec-
ton from Contagious Diseases.
Et Tells You OF the various diseases of Chill
dreu, and gives the best and sim
plcst mOde'of treatment during
Tecthing, GouV usiOns, Naccna-
ton, Whooping cough, Measles,
sc.
III Tells Won The symptoms Of Group, Cholera
Infantum, Collie, ID IA rr q, a.
Worms, SCALED Head, Ring
worm, Chtckcn-pox, t9ps. and
gives you the best remGdics for
their cure. 'f'
Ef Tells Won The symptoms of Fever md
Ague and Bilious, YGllc-v,
Typhus, Scarlet and. otitsrs Fc,
Ners and gives you the best nrfd
simplest remedies for theIr cure.
HI Tells You The symptoms of Influenza Con
sumption, Dyspepsia, Asthma,
Dropsy. GOut, Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Erysipelas, etc, and
gives you the best remedies for
their cure.
IL Tells You The symptoms of Cholera Nor
bus Malignant Cholera, Small
pox, Dyscntcry, Gramp, Dis
eases Of the Bladdcr, Kidneys
r and Liver, and the best remedies
for their cure.
r, Tells Xou The symptoms of pcurisy,
Mumps, Neuralgia, ApOploxy,
Paralys is, the various Disc sRcs
of the Throat Teeth, Ear and
Eye, and the best remedies for
their
H Tells You The symptoms Of Epilepsy,
Jaundicc, Piles, Rupture, Dis
eases of the Heart Hemorrhage,
VcuerCal Diseases, and Hydro
phobia, and gives the best RENE
dies for their cure
H Tells Won The best and simplest treatment
for Wounds, broken Bones aud
Dislocation-. SpraluE, BnckiRw,
Fever Sores, Whit" Swcliiugs,
Ulcers, Whitlows BOilsf SCuryy,
Burns aud SCrDfua.
H Tells You OF the various diseases peculiar
TO Women and gives the best
and simplest remedies for their
cure. together with many yaun-
bic hints for the preservation Of
the health.
The work Is written In plain language free from
kAHedical terms to be easily uudcrstoodr while
its simplest recipes may soon save You many times
the cost OF the book. II is printed in % clear and
open type; is illustrated with appropriate "uEraF
ags and wiz b" forwarded 20 your address, neatly
! bound and postage paid. on receipt Of 81
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| where, in selling the above work. rs ourjnduce-
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For single copies ~ the Book, or for terms 20
agents with other Information, apply ~ Or addrc -
JOHN Z. POTTER, Publisher,
! ag21Gm 10. 6'5Sausom street. Philadelphia q
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAX TAYERS.


CITY OF CARROLLTON, LA.
September s. 1860.
THE Assessments of Carroton Property and
1 Slaves for the year 1860, being completed; No.
be and inspected by those concerned at the
Comptrollers Office in the Council Hall Of this city
during the twenty days Nt ensuing this date, and
that, the 29th inst, the Assessors will meet mt
said Council Hall at 10 o'clock \. NJ, for the pur
pose of revising said Assessments,
Opposition to our Assess mCnts must be made in
writing, stating the grounds of Opposition and con
clude with the prayer for such amendments as
may be desired.
c. c. PORTER,
L. A. HEATON, Assessors.
II. TRAHANT.
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ICONMUNICATRD.

Morton TO ADJouRN.-The "answcr to A
Subscriber" in Saturdays Gazette, "that a
motion to adjourn is always in order, and
requires no second" is not, we imagine,
exactly correct. 1t cannot perceived while
Il member is speaking-unless he gives way
for such mOtiun-nor while vote is in pro-
gress; nor can it be renewed after being neg.
atived, until other business shall have inter
vened. The motion cannot be entertained
unless it so far finds favor as to be sanction
ed by some one who will second the mo-
ton" and it may be amended if no other
business happens to be before the meeting.
MANUAL.
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Virginia News.

The fredericksburg Herald says The
accounts that reach us from the counties adj
jacent, all 20 to prove that our estimate last
week of halfa crop of wheat is likely to be rea-
lized. In addition TO the counties then named
as suffering from the ravages of the joint
worm, we have to add the county of Caroline
The Circuit Court of Spotsylvana county
commenced its Spring term at the court
house in the county, on the 2lst inst. The
grand Jury made but few presentments.
The Commonwealth docket was called, and
few petty misdemeanor cases disposed Of
In various ways
The ladies connected with the Baptist
congregation, at Orange G. H., will hold a
fair on Monday the 2Sth of this month MAY
court, for the purpose of paying OFT debt
still due on their church, amounting to about
$500
We learn, says the Lynchburg Republican,
that the joint worm has made its appearance
in several portions of the county of Amherst,
and is playing sad havoc with the growing
wheat.
ilc ScNcAlCcli-I Cdi lLoSustS ih'O apFSe1.S ~
in part of Spotsylvania county in very
great numbers, in the wheat fields, on tim
Der land, and indeed everywhere else.
Mr.. Andrew Il. Ellet, of Richmond city,
has been appointed by Col. John +. Wiley,
Deputy Marshal of the Eastern District of
Virginia, rice Joseph D. Steel, deceased.
Hon John G. Mems, of Lynchburg, has
purchased from Mr.. Simeon Leland of New
York, Durham Bull Of remarkable beauty,
for $1,000.
The wheat in Louisa promises well. The
farmers will cultivate larger quantities OF
corn, and less tobacco, on account Of the low
prices.
Bishop Meade administered the right Of
| confirmation to seventeen persons in Char
| louisville on Sunday last.
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PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May 2l.-A committee
was appointed to report to the next Assembly
ON the feasibility and expedency ola church
commentary.
The board Of domestic missions annual re-
port was before the Assembly. DIR. W. NJ.
Scott and Rev. DIR. llappersett presented
statements otthe progress Of the work. The
receipts have been Sll9.000 and the number
of missionaries IS 600, and the number OF
new churches So. Rev. DR.. Adger made
an extended speech against the policy of the
board, taking strong ground in favor OF sim
plifyiug the form Of the mission boards, re-
ducing their number and combining their ope-
rations to fields outside of established presby-
tcries.
Hon. Samuel Galloway, of Ohio, could not
see any more Scripture authority for execu-
tive committees than for boards. If the sys-
tenn of boards is not gospel system, then let
them give us "A gospel plan.
The report was finally recommitteI for
modification.
DIR. Thornwell reviewed DIR. Dodge's argu-
ment in favor of the present system of boards.
He had not concluded at the hour Of adjourn
ment.
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ICOMMUSICATED.

ELECTION OF MAGIsTRATEs.-The following
remarks, in which fully concur, taken from
a public journal, are respectfully recon-
mended to the intelligent voters of this coun-
tv. A VOTER.
"The most important Office to be filled at the
ensuing election, is that of Justice of the
Peace. The good order of the community
and the general interest of the people are
committed in large degree to the Maglstra-
cy, the County Court being legislative as
we'll as judicial body. 1t should be com
posed of intelligent, upright and firm men,
and since such men are generally dislncln-
ed to present themselves as candidates for the
office, they should be sought out by the peo-
pie. We trust that the people will, in cast
ing their votes, discard every consideration
but that of personal fitness"
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House of Representatives

The House resumed the consideration o
the Atlantic Telegraph bill.
Mr.. Alley, of Mass, addressed the Hous,
in support of the bill.
Mr. Clark Is. Cochranc, of n. Y, moved
to lay the bill on the table. Not laid on tie
table-yeas 81, nays 90.
The House then went into Committee Of
the Whole on the State OF the Union, MIR
John Cochrane, of n. Y, in the chair and
resumed the consideration of the Legislative
Executive, and Judicial Appropriation bill
The amendment to the bill, to strike out
the appropriation for the auxiliary guard Of
Washington city-S3O, OO0-was agreed to-
Daring the discussion Oh the amendment
Mr. Florence caused t. lie read the resolu.
ton passed by the City Councils dcprecatiuc
and regrettng the disturbance which or-
cured at the meeting of the Republicans on
Saturday night.
Mr. Washburne, of H., said So far as the
last resolution was concerned, it could not
be true according to fact: because there were
no policemen on the ground, and the crowd
was not reassemblei through the interior
ence of the police.
Mr.. Florence said he understood there
were TWO meetings tiial 1lGHU, ana me police
interiered to prevent disturbance at enc of
them. He merely presented these resolu-
tons as an expression Of the sentiments of
the municipal authorities OF the city, to
show clearly that there was no completely
with that disturbance.
Mr.. Campbell, of Pa, said he wanted the
question stated fairly before the House.
There was disturbance on the first occa-
sion when they assembled at the Washington
House to serenade Mr. IIamIin. Ii seemed
To him that the city was totally devoid OF po-
lice.
After the consideration Of one or two
other amendments, the Committee rose and
reported the bill to the House. when several
amendments were adopted.
The bill! was discussed at considerable
length aud then read the third time and
passed.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole Mr.. Etheridge Of Tenn, in the
Chair and took up the Civil and Miscellane-
Gus appropriation BILL
Various amendments were proposed.
The committee rose, and the House ad-
.Juurned.
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DIED.

At the residence of her brother, Mr.. Willis
Graves, Stafford County, on the 9Th inst, Mis-.
KITTY GRAVES, in the 55th year of her age
She had been for many years member of the
Presbyterian Church.
At the residence Of Wm II. Scriyener, in King
George Comfy, on Friday, the 18th inst, after a
lingering illness Of nine months, JOHN C, only
child of Sarah and the late Samuel Bryan, decd.
III the 2lst year OF his age.
At the Washington Iniirmary, on the 2lst inst,
JOHN L kEECH, Of Prince Georges County,
Maryland.
At Brooklyn, n. Y, on the lst inst, HANNAH
W. SUTTON, wife Of Henry Sutton, formerly o.
Mount Zephyr. Fairfax County, Va.
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Position OF Gov. Letcher.

Governor Letcher, OF Virginia. avowS him
self against the secession movements OF thr
iire-epters of the cotton contedcr1cy. -
These are his words Wash. N1i,S.
In this letter must contine myself 10 a bri't
At tcment of my opinions upon the points suggest
ed r.servinr my reasons FOR some future occasion,
If it shall become necessary to assign them.
First. l still approve the doctrine ct ConErcs-
siousl non intervention on the question 81 >a t.
w | consider it the only safe position Tor the
South.
"Sccond. l disappr"ye Of the course pgr<ne'!
5y Alabama and other Southern States III setrd-
ing from the Charleston Convention. do not
pretend 10 question their motives, but | con>I"r
their action ill-adyisad. Their PROPOSED meeting
NJ Richmond can have no other effect i'm my judG
lnent,) than to divide and distract the South sui
further, and render our defeat in the Presidential
rontrnt "
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NEW York, May 2l.-The value Of foreign i'm
ports at New York for the week ending May 1874,
was $3.50. S45, and since lst January, S92s
4SS, being 256, less than for the same period
of 1859. This shows that the revenue from i'm
ports will not meet the current expenses OF the
Government and an increase is indispensable.
There has been handsome increase Of canal
tolls in New York, this year under the new tarIa
of tolls. The daily receipts Of grain into Chicago
are very heavy, especially of Indian corn The
Commissioners of the New York Canal Fdnd ale
advertising to receive proposals for loan oftwelre
hundred thousand dollars, the interest payable
quarterly, and the principal reimbursable on The
lst of January, 1862.
The market and financial adviccs by the AdrIa-
tic (Which made her trip from Liverpool in -
days. are favorable for cotton and coDsols, and
also for American stocks.
The first new white wheat-from Gcorgia-wa'
sold in New York, on Monday, at 81 - bushel.
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Friends of Freedom REV. E. F. HATFIELD.
Rrnce'S Address.


Friends of Freedom! swell the song;
Young and old, the strain prolong,
Make the Temperance army strong,
And on to victory.
Lift your banners, let them wave,
Onward march world to save,
Who would fill drunkard's grave,
And bear his infamy?
Shrink not when the foe appears;
Spurn the towards guilty fears;
Hear the shrieks, behold the tears,
Of ruin families.
Raise the glorious watchword high
"Touch not-Tastc not till you die!"
Let the echo reach the sky.
And earth keep jubilee.
God of mercy hear US plead,
For thy help we intercede!
See how many bosoms bleed!
And heal them speedily
Hasten, Lord, the happy day,
When, beneath thy gentle ray,
TEMPERANCE all the world shall sway,
And reign triumphantly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-24
DORSEY'S SELF-RAKING
REAPER and MOWER,
IMPROVED FOR 1860.
VESTER KNOWN.

TT rs A WELL KNOWN FACT, THAT
i there is no work Incident TO the Farmers du-
ties more laborious and toilsomc, than that oil
rakng or forking off the sheavcs, from ordinary
Reaping Machines, and none other than hearty,
robust men, with vigorous constitutions, can en-
dure and perform it properly.
There is no necessity of referring to this matter
at length, as every owner Of an ordinary Reaper
will acknowledge this to be the truth. On the
commencement of Harvest, the question does noI
arise as to ''who may perform the Raker's part
but on the contrary, which one of the number has
the ability and manly strength, and will consent
to do it? that is the question to be settled
Compare for one moment the difference The
DORSEY MACHINE needs but teanster, other
machines u man to rake off the wheat and also
driver to attend the horses Now the man who
will undertake to "rake off," cannot be small
man, otherwise he will lack the physical power to
do this work allotted, then, of course. his weight
is added to the draught Of the machine. and the
horses compelled to draw this extra weight over
soft ground--and after all this additional waste oil
time and labor, his work is but mperiecty per
formad--lct him be skilliul in the manage
ment of his rake or fork, he cannot deliver neat
shcaf fail to scattcr the Straw-On the othes
hand, DORSEY'S MACHINE, (as before stated
requires only good driver the balance OF tho
work is done, and done perfect by the Machine
The Grain is cut at the rate Of sixteen acres
per day. The sheaves delivered compact ana
straight at the butts, and il the binders do their
duty, Horse Rake to CLEAN would be useless
Contrast the difference, and judge accordingly.
Among the recent improvements, have subs"-
tuted malleablc iron guards for cast ones.
The Knives, back blade and eye, are oi steer,
The shape of the blade has also been remode!ea
and improved. Self.Adjustbe Lever throws
the whole Machinery in out of gear, by pa'h
or forward movement of the Horses, without
touching the Lever by hand
The Dividcr has been improved and strengthen
cd with grain wheel inside, decreasing side dransn'
materially.
The Tongues have Double and Single Ireet'
and Yokos ready TO attach the horses.
Asa Mower, D0RSEY'S MACHINE is secohu
to mono other; it will cut as much grass, ana ~
we'll as any other Machine can do it. The Iraeh
clearer has joints to rise and fall with upequa'
surfaces, and will clear the track properly. :.
ass- For cutting Glover Seed, this Machine :
unsurpassed.
The subscriber having been appointed Ageus
forthe above "REAPER and MOWER, IS NJ"
ready to Furnish all those who wish to secure 'pI
best combined MACHINE in existence Oh.
pledges himself to give entire satisfsctiop I'D e,'
particular. For Handbills, Circulars, &c,, -
dress JAMES SOW Emp,
Wildwood, Clarke County, Va, Agent i"a
CALVIN PAGE, Frederick, ha
Clarke County, Va, my 24-eotJulyi g,
buckingham Register copy. and send bill 70 - 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-24

REMARKS.-The market continues ous,
with fair receipts, but limited demand, and price,
are dropping. In Flour, there have been but few
transactions, and the decline in prices at the
North has caused depression here, and quota
tons are nominal. Ia Wheat, there was some.
thing doing, and we note sales of white Of fair
quality ut 1850 l4Oc., and red at 1854 I3Oc.-
Corn is still tending down, and We note sales Of
white at 6796sc. Very little doing in Rye, with
but little to do with. Oats are quiet, with small
sales at 42Gg43c. for light Plaster is in less ac
tive demand, and the supply is increasing. Fer.
tiizers are in less active request. Groceries ere
quiet, and Provisions unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-24

DARING RoBEERY.-AlrS. Ann Frazer, liv-
ing in the upper end of pinwiddie county,
near Butrerwood church. was robbed on last
Friday night of between eight and ten thou
sand dollars. which she had deposited in a
desk She kept !or that purpose. Five thou
sand dollar, Of the amount bad been recent
" paid 10 her hy gentleman living in this
city, and >ha WAS advised to deposit it in one
of the city Banks, but she refused TO do So,
thinking it would he in perfect safety, rs
she had formerly kept large sums of money,
without its being disturbed. No suspicion
rests upon any one nj present, and there are
fears that the rohher will not be found out.
- RttsLSbnI4 MkeAiQeAcer.
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Alexandria Fish Market. Nav o.

The arrivals Of fish are limited, and the catch
falling off. There were brought up to day $1,000
Herring, and 200 Shad. Prices are declining
and TIE quality Of the fish is not as good as here
tofore. We quote sales Of Shad at $9MSl0 y
hundred, and Herring at $i@S5 = thousand.
The demand is falling off.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market, NAV q

The offerings of Beet Cattle at the different
yards were 200 head, and prices were 25@jOc.
lower than those Of last week, quotations ranging
from sS@S9.50 e 100 lbs. for fair to good and
prime. Cows-Sa!es at S25 to $50 each, as 10
quality. Sweepstakes of 5000 head at 4t@5tc.
r b. gross Hogs-About 1900 head at market;
sales at $7GeS7.5O for still led, and S7@Ss.25 =
100 TBS. for corn ied--market dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-24

CoxGREss.-The Senate passed several
bills. and further discussed the resolution OF
Mr.. Davis The House Of Representatives
passed the Legislative, Executive and Judi
cial appropriation BILL and further consid-
cred the Civil Appropriation bill.