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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-16


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Den Strn1, - Gjptt bat @rbarmet.
G5 lpar am 10. Nprll 1849, - Cln beie
terer ldDner 6rublin90tas par 'eben an9es
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Sl0te cen i'm Wtcr9enuebel oampfenpen 0luB.
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reno ble uno pa nO6 cine UereinseIte, ip1t
aus elmer llTerbu6t lOeBerllltne @i5lAolIe,
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wdrmeren 0rapen pes Slipens in 9Ght6 iu
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an bel0en llfern noA Nle6 ltiue, nur ble unD
p0 b0rte nllu Die lilltigtn 2IrIldl1ge Der
!oOlSfalIer unp BON Belt Su 3eit raul6te ell
alter OiGorY pper cine alte Side, pom Seile
pes 2lnltepIer5 9efdut, nit praheIncem Slrm
Sur Groe niepet, in ibrem 6alIe bic jungen
Saume uno ra6 0elirdub rings umber
Serfnittnp, 6ie unp pa fnallte mpbl audi
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Dpnner9eroIe wierer9egeben, in Den 9I9elu
uno pratrien, unO ein lt0tlliber 9trl6 ltiiSe
um nie pieper au5ulteben, = Opcr Elm plum
yer GurfeY puSeIte Ypm Yaume, ouf Dem ct
lein Iegte5 Geroauun9:lNafNen 9ema6r,
tDput1 9etroffen berab, Dem 9ewanoten S19cr
Elm ptQfommener 6eitbrater.
9tber pa8 paren oiele einSelnen baIp Ytre
b1llenpen Gone, 9e9en Die Glefe maleltdtilbe
Stllle, ole rings auf DER @e9enO rubte unp
Die 9roBarti9e 9iaturlcene eben 10 ernlt uno
feierih mahte, Sour Der, Der prn alten
JIuBpater i'm leihten Sfiff bereiit BAT, pber
Der alS rilitl9er SuBwanoerer an letnem llFer
btnrelftc, pper Der Die rOmanttlh abenteusr>
lt1e Sabrt Don bis gSohen ouf etnem
6lat> SOote na9 9teps Orleans binab mahte,
weiB Gle 9rpBarti9e, imppnirenpe S1Dnbeit
oe6 Wfllrlippt uno leiner llfer Su purpiBfn,
Elm @enuB, oen n1n Yeriert, penn man, mic
9eippDnib, Die &ele auf einem ientr lar
mencen iAnaubenpcn rauldenpen unD
qualmenpfn Oampfbopte maht, nit ibren
bunt Sulammen9elplirfelten Gajitenepallae
9teren YCQ San9elpeile uno lleterpruB, nit
Oen wle Shafe Sulammen9epferAten, Gin.
wanoersrn i'm Dsde, nit pen l6warSen
Stewarps unb puntelrOtben Seuerleuter, Der
unerldblihen Sar pen Obli9aten oret @jalppe
OiablSeiten, Der meIanAclilben S6iff8eIode
unO Ger Seoermann tets Yprl AwebenOen
an9enebmen 9luslttt nit pem erplopirens
oen SelleI cine baIobreAenpe Suftreile gu
MAIDEN.
@ineS pieler Dampflbiffe, bic fattli9e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-16
9r. SpAmltun.

MBltee yes f6nt8en &Cleeums 2Dunbdrste tn 2pnbpn
rneurr etnes Der eren nfeu &clteen Der Der taa
ten Ger ben groBn 1be nes 9ebns tn ben 5piptt1ern
ercen ydrtS PhtlaDpba unb dneren taben sugbrah
en9 Der punetrbdrten 5eungen pCuenhet benen bic Sc
h1 Ger Mebt5n peib. uSdblte 2etbsnts bic Otrenidu
en Nerprdt unb dnberen 6raneten ltten plde L. g. du4
pen Del 9ertn9en 6entgfeten purben ausenbltd &C.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-16
Dr, 9ubllItolr,
Der ell3tQe 9lr3t, lpelder a13et0t.
(Gtdblirt UUr ddtteeu 9abreu.l }

@r 6srnc ntrfIamt befe DtttteI tn eet aDt
stsen gentle RrGnfbetten S6pdtG TIM Rndeu un
Sebern uurptatst retesunGeu Ter S6mrrsea
IN ysnprn Reren urtrblae bee ReruReS N
m9dntihsn 8rift bes Nrrvenres Der upf @urge Rdfen
0dui rdnstt d1er ener lclhen eb9 btt aten
stelmsn Gewrbube,ten 9u8b wsl6e feu Opfrn sfdb
bs Inns ale Der Streusn sfane ben 9 hbrten bS nlrHs
u .ettle sebe tbrc edutubhen
StfnnJtn peruihttn Sbpdtt Contribution berpcrbnasH
&be unm6gI MAIDEN uub suSt btu R6rser unb Snu GER
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sSunoe llP1nner.

DEFENDERS e6e ce Opr uts Sbstmeu 2dtS stwcrten Nnh
DDS dbrttb 10 pieit danenoe n bes Srat rst wel9t
eurb tbrc cedbFnen 2dene eumtecn BerhdnDe Strd
mil Dem Denue beI Ssrbtldmfe besetfe unb ber
eetrT tdubernh Eens entlrf bdSeu wurhtn mS8n 6 NIT
ppuem Uertrnusm ndbeu.
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25altintorc=2ctFzS FzSoOlpital.

0'egrunDct sur llnterorldung Der 2uddl lal6eret.
Der ein5i9e plaB, pp etne beiIun9 ertanot
perpen faEn.
0tnoerlln9 tn lehs Shtnpe1t.
Gein GuedlIber, pa5 euerr 0eIunpbdt bCIs
leup5 rutntrt.
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Groceries, SSettte, 2tq6rs ,c+

Ottt penn Sdtffe Terbinalp empfiuJen
so 6ab qrOBe celESbe 3pe68en,
so 6e9 Qerl9erite,
100 8irbel geIbe @rbfen,
100 - 9eipaItens @rbin,
200 8eg neue 80lbdrnee,
so 8tren 2nIburser 6iie.
10 Siibel Shpeser-6iie,
iOtpe @rtencrrm, SarbeIen Irceln, @rieS. Sascw &C.
N5bel & gBtIBeImp
(Sa14S) 37QNSe1. .8anOreStr.
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9erbeiratbete perlonen,

ober SUlte welts M Urtstratbeu bsdbGtsen une @ pHp
fbe S6pd Ceer cnes ubertHeS bewust Enb fpl.
ten unperjusH& Or. SsbnhUn ju @atbe ttfben.
auf Qnbrnt se8en BITE @be pbsbe obe ectst 8srrlune
Retsbdrfs bet Ntrprn 3ern Erb 56pade Cter Gr5psna
Der brdli6fen art reren 5usa furtr Derntse pelGer
t Der 8rbdnuua unh 8urpr8t Dr. Spenfpn unterttt
tann thin ais enem SbrGundnue pbns Gut f dnperrautn
tupertlt9 duf ietnt drittt Qefddldfeft bfrlden
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QraanilAe Shm1he

anpsrsns qebc anh bte ppae ra wtebr terseGt Dtsfs
tOmmn unm6g& mobt III oft 9Sos Derer be ibztu
Srenftdficn unbeOnnen frGbnen. Sung 9euts nb ju &
n ~uS@SSen h seSt meti s sersa HSl9sn nt ssnaa
9arn Stem une aneers ura&en entFsben srn c TT ebp
metenStbe8 ee 8Cae IMstraudes bet eIen Or9ane.
9De abe Mil IS dusuen bdE b 8ra @rteueuns cher
eesn oeUrsu wb bic i tetnlt6cn 2aaern erse6en ais
Oenen ee ed weis Hnp AuBereem bur6 rtcn Sc
nu BE &eFeaaunss gDfssu8s sshwdt unD b PbpIbeu nb
5citiSen 3rdfts pfrnt1tet. &c
<ern unt 0ebre wen oft ntG BITE uraHe Der 9antett b
anper 355nee JDte Of eben ft bic 9et6en
rem rahen u bic bar bic @ewcbnbelt Gebemen 0aers
fanren ine.
E9~ Office: $50. SiO< <GrepertdFraBe,
lieben 3Daren Oon 8alttmprefr., Gltlt4e Sette,
Die Stufrn btnauf.
Wan mCre fd Namen unb Sdu8numme benn unpTenSe uab
l9ertl6s N1mdbe curdtrebene 9epence Quad alber
S6ubFfer Sewdrr S5trasnreuteeT unb 9ampenpuSer
nennen l geimaBte Neite unb lauern aneO6en Or.
Srhnlrn'e Nuf in ber Ndbe
3S. Aus Srteir madrn ttnen psf Stamp tnttalten.
Gllt 0eilun9 III 2 Iasen su9eft9ert.
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sG6FTn @rpbe
iitSlt6bc Hno filotpeitlt0c NDute
swii9en Baltimore,
@tp Qpint, 9pndbur9, 3D.,
SnprOle uno Ofcmpbi8, Genn.
Illo bdjpiten le9euoe ptibe.
Gie Ointpfer .S .. YeabCoD" unb ns5 lptbere
laen ebt 8altnore eoen Deta9, 0onneta9 SamItag
@abmtagS ubr, nab @tp POnt 9a in gsrbnbun9 nit Der
Iucltben Gtienbapn nab 2pndbur9, 6uDrpile WempbS &C.
Ole tirSeIe uno 9eei9netie 5rabt 0tOute
na alen teoeutcnben Ysen I'M iopeileu 8ir9nie Se,ne
lee @eprQio uto Seu n6rbln 8b 9latana H. Oiltpp1
a aaen wcrbe na9 ir0cnO euem ruler ptise bef6bert
0dbere lustunit ertbeit
S. 8rdnbt tuns
N9ent Der Bppbattan Oampilbif Comp
Na16U Np. 5. Iieptfr.s sgDhdrt
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alf Sranffurt a. So, Nfann6eim unb @teben
tets gu baben BEL Gr. w. Gail S5 AK,
HO. 2S Sarretr.
Stlz,p 3piten @bareS- ulto 99btltro6e.
SSecbIcl
auf ale Sauptpldte Oeut3lanb8, lclpie auf
2ptbpn Bari8 unp Nmlteroaln,
aGeu Setrdseu un6 @dten ieS st baben bel
Gebrueder Boeninger,
9tO. 20 g. @barlesltr.
SoirS.
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Sunge Seute,

he 6 burh betmli6t Eater SIha%t tabtn te e 70 of bon
b6en eeun Cer tn btr Su Iernen unb Bpeen He al.
udStIit fparen ielSf I'm 5tla burG guGupnen btt
unebetlt bic &b unr6etn MAIDEN unb Srpr @eh aerf5-
puen ipfOrt bts uttbseu S6rttte tbun.
Ute S6dee bas stu uuser Ntann bs 9pnurs nes eanbeS
4tebn9 etner <ern allen Musbtn unb Brsuben hes
9beus rsgerthen werben l bur1 be Ogen er Mbirruns
pbe Der 9taur. SpI&e pernen matn, bSpr ft ttne
ten tn bte
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bbtnen tdb en scun6er et unk Elm eeuntrr 6rye bte
nptbpenbtsen &fOrbente ur etslten lidftliee nb Sa
Ubns H wre ete Retfe bes 9ebens sur aur8en p8erbrt
rtrb ersren BON WerspstEpne unb eanGpen Bttratun-
sn bab nns he 8reabtn wete Mntre eentbea Strpsert
HuA
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Belpnper8 au beaAten !!

Dr. Solution bte dleu Deurn ne 5ulf dn eI6t It'd turn
lole 8eeme unndturltt Self R6rper ser5renbe fur
tts Irbett pr eaGft unb BITE &be unfabts aenbs Safer
6ednd6 bdttn.
3 np etuts traurten baetnswertben Bpleeu ter
ruben @fwCbnbettsn es Qafes SGwa6e TIM Ruden unb In
ben @lebern S6mersen TN ROp GSpaGe bes Gedts gerua
Der DtueelfrG 5srstlDpn ntrp5t unrubt WaaenI6wddt
uuprenunS br BerbduunesSrsane aGstneue Gutirafuna
Svnptpmt Der SGptnbluGk
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De brcflt&en Q8trtueen eaers nb fe5r a fir6ten
Bcrluf ees eranes 0erptrruus Sheen ebrftett bel
@etestra bOit Nbnargfn &bnesung Dor ber Gea afbaft
ud uat &iniamte Wtetrauea ee9en f6 ielbf Bur&tIam
6 tnb tntet Der i6limmeu IDleen.
Iaurntt Yernen ben Nlters Snntn st beurtbetIen
pter urfle bre @uubbe abnmmt e ibre Rraft per-
ereu wa6 bla ueruSs abgeseb perben tnhsm ft
seenbumbe &rietuuue pe Ausen ben 5ufeu Mnt bic M
tehtu ber Nus3ebruns babsn
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llrtbeiI Der 9Dre1e.

Die btle Eaenht we6e wdpreu ber tsn eben3ebn Sabre
In btefer Mnhalt frrt purben nre BITE Wenge Ser
dritlher Sperdnnen pee DR. Spbpn ausfnbrte unt
BITE 3unes appprteure unb ee anbere pernen betpbnten
has publfum ~ tebetpIten UdIen unterrG rurbe
tnt n uf as &brenmd In Besue Guf @bdrafter uni
Sewtnbos fab fur 9etbeube ctne ttursiHeuhe @epdbr.
Iefuna l-t1
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]. [.

"a tretbt 1 pte 9lu9it ta faBt er f4 Wut6,
ltnp mtrft id tinetn in bic trduienoe Stub
llnb tbetlt nit 9erpaltigeu Nrmen
LNp.t -, All rrI,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
House of Representatives.

Mr. Branch, from the Committee on For
eign Affairs, reported a bill. which was pass
ed, providing for carrying out the stipulations
of the convention with Paraguay. The bill
provides for the appointment of a Commits
sioner, at a salary of $500 for service in
full, to act in conjunction with the Paraguay
Commissioner, who has been here several
months, tn investigate and adjust claims of
the Paraguay Navigation Company; also,
secretary and interpreter, to be paid 81 COO.
Provision is likewise made for an umpire, if
one was necessary.
Mr.. Grow, from the Committee on Terri
tories, reported bill to provide for tenn
porary government for Idaho, and moved it
be recommitted.
Mr.. Clark, of Mo-, moved to lay the bill
on the table, which motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Grow, from the same committee, re-
ported hill for the organization OF The Ter
ritory of Nevada, &C., with the Wilmot pro-
viso.
He entered on the part of the minority of
the committee, motion to strike out this
proviso.
Mr.. Curtis, of Iowa, advocated the bill.
Mr.. Gooch, of Mass, followed on the same
side.
Mr.. Thayer, of Mass, opposed the bill.
and in sprightly speech which attracted
much attention on both sides of the House,
advocated squatter sovereignty, and denoun-
ced the Wilmot proviso or any kind of Con-
gressonal Intervention with the affairs of the
territories, az an invasion of the rights OF
their inhabitants.
The bills were then laid on the table.
A communication was read at the Clerks
desk from Com. Buchanan, inviting the mem
bers of the House to witness the landing OF
the japanese Embassy on Monday next.
MIR. Branch, of n. c., moved that when
the House adjourn tomorrow, it be to meet
on Monday next at 3 O'Clock.
Pending the consideration Of the question,
the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12

TAVING DETERMINED to remove to Ten
L i neSsce, will offer the remaining portion of
my farm containing 6S3 acres ofland, o" Ih"'sday,
the 2lst .Juue merit There is about 24O acres in
timber, the remaining portion is finely taken in
Timothy, Glover, blue and Orchard grass, except
one field which is Low in corn. There is about So
acres of bottom land-it lies on the Rappahannoek
river and joins the lands of Mr.. Charles p. Chill
ton, Col. John NJ. FAINT Vim. II. Gaines, and others
lis well watered with never failing springs, Of
best water in every field. 1t lies in the country Of
Culpeper, within iour miles of the Wurrenton
Springs; twelve miles from Culpeper G, H.; the
same distance from Warrenton, and six miles from
Rappahannock Station, on the Orange aud Alex
andria Railroad: about AS miles from the latter
place. The improvements are good and consist of
e-s stone DWELLING HOUSE, with eight
Eel rooms and four closets good granery and
sabng for twenty five horses, corn houses, kitch.
en-, servants houses OF stone, overseers house, ice
house, smoke house, carriag ehouse, dc. There are
also thrifty young orchards Of 200 trees, of selected
fruit now bearing. Ny terms one-third cash,
the balance in eight annual instalmonts bearing
interest from the day OF sale, the deferred payments
to be secured by deed Of trust upon the land.
Possession given for following purposes when de-
sired, and full possession about the first Of Sep
tenber. We deem it unnecessary I" give any
further description, as persons wishngto purchase
will call and view the premises before the day of
sale. Persons wishing to view the premises
be accommodated with conveyance, by addressing
the subscriber at Milyiew, Fauquler county, Va.
THOMAS A. KEITH.
NV -wts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12

REMAkkS.-The market during the week has
been rather quiet The receipts have been fair,
but the demand limited, and prices closed less
firm. Ia Flour, there has not been much doing,
the export demand having materially subsidized.
Prices show II decline and the market closed dull
at s6@ S6.l2! for Supcrtino; Extra S65O(G $6.75.
Famil, in retail demand only at $7Gi.SS, accord
ing to brand, the latter price for very choice
Wheat has been quiet-rrccpts fair, but tho en-
garry limited. Prices have undergone very little
change and we note sales Change yesterday
Jf fair to good white at 1900 1000, and fair red
a. lt2c.. closing very quiet. Corn is in good de-
nand aud fair supply, but prices have declined.
We quote sales yesterday ut T3c. for white and
.O472c. for mixed and yellow. Rye IS also in
Dir request at S00GSlc. Oats dull and nomnally
tc. for light Seeds are in very moderate request,
I'D We have no change 10 note III prices. Inc
Il 'ocery market has not been very active, but our
principal houses have been doing some business,
AID prices are hrm-Su.arS. y. .. = a. &c; Mus
ca7ado TtM ic.; and Porto Rico 13Gt>4c.; ketin-
e! and Crushed l0IH lc: Coffee Sugars - Ca; De-
i;rccs Tor MoaS>cs are firm At our last week S
Quotations. Coffee, Rio i3Gt IL !c.; Java lT(G lSc.
We is very firm AZ 1 "a sc. The market is very
we'll supplied with Whiskcy, and prices are with
out change. Tobacco is in good supply ut I'M
changed rates. Salt Is very firm, with M adranc
lag tendency. Plaster i III better supply, and
l.ices have further declined. Lump and Ground
a,e 10 good supply III the figures given in our ta-
b., Fertilizers continue in fair demand. aud the
sales for the week compare tavorahly with those
Of the same period last year. Leather l. IN good
supply at unchanged rates. Frrlghts are active,
aat vessels scarce. The resumption OF naHSa-
tia on the Canal will cause 4 brisk demand
io- vessels. Rates are now as follows TO Port
land 80 -: Portsmouth 1925: Boston S2.lO; fall
River Sl.S2 Providence $50; Norwich sl.oo;
Nov Haven 81 So New York 81 90, and PhIladeI-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
GEORGETOWN Cattle Market, May II

Reported by j. RieAord SDso"t, Lire Stock AGENT
BEEF CArTLE.-Thcrc were fair offerings and
sales-prccs ranging from $4.23 10 sou, equal
to SSMS9 so nett, and averaging Si1o gross Tor
best quality.
SHEEP from s4.50M.Sj e 100 lbs.
Hoes from S7.50G.SS.
CoMsAxD CALVES from $50 to $40.
VEAL CALVES from 1 to 5!c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
AUCTION SALES.
BY JOHN I. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SALE THIS DAY


SMALL AND DESIRABLE DWELLING
fl;:; HOUSES AT PUBLIC ACCTlON-Wili be
offered at public SALE on S"t"rd"y, the 5h day Of
.Woy merit, at II o'ciock, u, on the premises, a
new FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, on Pitt
street, near the Cotton Factory and Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire Depot, two story and
basement. containing five rcomS-immedlateiy at
t.r which will be oiercd two FRAME Dwell
LINGS, situated on Henry, near the corner Of
Princess street, which are now under rent to good
tenants Said property will be disposed of pri-
vately, previous TO day Of sale Any inform a
ton desired in reference to the property, can be
obtained 10y calling upon me at MY dwelling, on
st. Asaph street, No. 80, near the Washington
Depot Terms liberal. and made known III sale.
an lS-eots= CHARLES r. GRIMES.
zlsIs- The above sale is postponed until SATCR-
DAY next, the 18th instant. when it will take
place on the premises, at ) o'clock, NJ.
nv 7-eo3t* c. K. GRIMES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
CONGRESS-.
REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate. Friday, May 8.


After the presentation of few private
memorials, the Senate took up the private
Calendar and passed bills for the relief Of
Townsend Harris, J. Warn, 7. Nj. Newell.
and +. w. Lander.
The private calendar was then laid aside,
and
Mr.. Latham, of California, moved that
when the Senate adjourn it be to meet on
Monday.
Mr. Hamlin, of Me-, declared that he was
opposed to this fashion of adjourning over.
lie spoke at length and sarcastically Of the
manner in which the Senate neglected the
business Of the country.
Mr.. Pugh-The Senator from Maine oan-
not be very tired or he could not have made
so large speech on small subject.
Mr. Hamlin responded. that as to the
smallness of the subjects each Senator had
right to make his own standard.
Mr.. Hale thought that the Senate had
done good by its adjournment to 90 to
Charleston. 1t had enabled people down
there to hear good republican doctrine. 1t
had broken up the Democratic party. Now
they wanted TO apply Spauldings Prepared
Glue, to patch it together, at Baltimore
The Democracy had done good like Samp-
son, in blindness, and pulled the roof upon
themselves.
Mr.. Toombs, of Ca, thought that these
private claims were, in nine out of ten cases
no claims at all.
The motion was agreed to.
The Senate then took up the Deficiency
bill.
Mr.. Hunter, of Va, explained several
amendments reported by the Committee on
Finance.
The amendments we're agreed to, and tho
bill read the third time and passed.
The Senate then went into executive ses-
sion, and after short time spent therein adj
i0urned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
alexandria Fuel Market.

The Fuel market is inactive. Wood sln Snail
'uPply-~Oak and Hickory mixed. s.. a SOU;
Plao, $2.50MS 2.Tj: Hickory, S3.75dS4. Cum-
heriand Coal is scarce. We quote Lump Mt -
Run Of Mine. $50 and Fine, 81. Anthracite Is
IA good supply. and we continue 10 quote White
Al at $500, and Red Ash S6.25 = ton. delivered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
New York, Nav H. Flour

New York, May H. Flour-The market has
a declining tendency; sales OF ,oOo bols:; State
$3.50: Ohio S6I5@ 1920; Southern unchanged.
Wheat has a declining tendency; sales of $4,000
bushels: white Western I7Oc. Milwaukee Club l2S
1909; Chicago Spring l26c. Corn is steady; mix
cd 7Sc.; white Soc yellow S2c. Pork is quiet at
former prices Beef is steady and unchanged
Whiskey closed steady at 224@23c. os 81;
NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
Alexandria Fish Market, May II.

There was a falling off in the arrivals of fish
to-day. and prices advanced. 10000 Herring
re brought up, and sold at $6.5O@S9 y thous.
and Shad sold at Sl3@Sl5 2 hundred, 1000
up The demand continues undated. Bunch
Ash are very scarce, and but few Rock or Perch
are taken. Some few lunches up sell at 2o(gZoc.
for Rock aud Perch Large Rock Sl.30WSl.5O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
MN E R C I A L.
Monetary.

:, the money market, there still exists a deeid-
IL orcv and borrowers are more numerous
ed 49, ,.n3ers. Very little capital is seeking in
tau "a we hear of no sales Of stocks,
7s''I of note. Quotations for local stocks and
T0."! "A securities are unchanged In New York
Rair9aGI. :.ore money is still quoted in great
snd b'i.." md rates in favor of borrowers
sbnnoa:n'y ew York are quiet. Virginia 6's have
STOCKS !" ond are now quoted at 81. Land War
rants are q"''0 Buyinr Selling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
Alexandria Cattle Market, May II.

| RePorsed By j. Richard Smoot, Lire Stock Agent.
BgEp CArrLE.--Oterings fa'r-qualty general
" sood-prices ranging from 1915 to 1925 gross,
equal to $500 80 nett, and averaging $.75 gross
I SHEEP from $50 to $3.50 = 100 lbs gross.
Hoes from S7.75 to $3.50 r 100 tbs. nett.
Cows AND CALVES from 800 TO so r head.
VEAL CALVES from 81 to $3.50 r 100 tbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12

TNARM FOR SALE.-The FARM recently oc-
l. cuped by Mrs. Dudley Fitzhugh, is offered
for sale. Possession to be given in time to falow
for the wheat crop this fall. This beautiful little
FARM lies on Cedar Run, about miles from
Warrenton, and 3 or from Catetts Station. on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. II contains
325 ACRES-ahout $50 of which are cleared
the balance in timber-sn portion of which is very
fne-of the cleared land so acres are Cedar Bun
o. low grounds. The DWELLING and out
HUI houses in good repair. A liberal credit viii
be given. For terms of sale, OF any other intar-
nation, apply to GEO. T. FITZHUGH.
Brandy Station, culpeper Co., my 10-eotf
HASTERN HERRINGS.-
u 100 bills, received per Steamer C. c. Ak.er,
VIM. H. FowLE, { SON,
my2 No. :, South Whavos,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12

Coop SALE OF WnEAr-Tne Lynchburg Virgin
ian says:-Messrs. McCorkle Il Co., Commission
Merchants in this city. sold last week, twelve car
loads ofwhitc Wheat, amounting to 1000 bushels
being the crop of Col. Thos. P. Mitchell, Of Bed
ford, for the unprecedented price of Sl.5St 2
bushel The lot wa, purchased by Il commission
house in this city, to fill order from the Bran
DIVINE Mills, in Delaware. The Wheat was
very superior article, perhaps the best that has
been sold in this market during the present season.
but the price paid, was much mere than proper,
tionstely above the ruling rates We understand
that the farm on which this crop was grown, never
until the past two or three years produced mere
than four hundred bushels of wheat, but as the
effect of careful farming and liberal use OF fer
tilizers, the above result is shown. Beat this
who can.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12

:, New YORK CATTLE MARKET, May 9--Beeves-
receipts 400 head; sales at 6@9! cts = IN, aver
8 n 7t4'5, which is a decline Of !l1sc. Sheep
frlcea have declined 373@5o cts n head; re-
~ arket dull; receipts $500 head; sales at 5O@$5
- = 4Vo lbs. for common 10 prime corn fed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
Fatal Accident to q Balloonist.

New YORK, May ll.-Augustus NJ. Con-
ner attempted to ascend in balloon last
evening at Palace Garden, when the balloon
collapsed, and the unfortunate man, fell out
lodging upon the roof of house. lie ex-
pired about IL o'clock last night. The bal
loon was destroyed.
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Ii. O. CLAUGHTON

-ittorney ind Cnasse!lnr at Lar.
OFFICE Nv. !. NORTH FAlREAx STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Will practice in the Courts of Alexandria, Lou
doun. and the adjoining counties, and Washing
ton City, my Ism
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12
Arrival Of the Asia.

New YORK, May 1.-The steamer Asia.
from Liverpool on the 18th ult.. has arrived.
Her advices are anticipated.