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CONGRESS.
REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate, Wednesday, May 8.

The Senate assembled at noon, the Vice
President in the Chair.
Mr. Davis, from the c ommittee on Military
Affairs, reported bill to restore the Bureau
of Indian Affairs to the War Department,
which was laid over.
Mr.. Hunter, of Va, wished the Senate to
take up the deficiency bill
Mr.. Trumbull opposed it.
The Bill was read for information, and
laid aside.
Mr.. Lane called up the Oregon-war-debt
bill, and disclamed having any personal IN
terest therein, either direct or indirect, as
had been intimated.
Mr.. Slidell made similar disclaimer in
reply to the charges Of "a New York paper.
Mr. Wade, of Ohio, moved that the Senate
take up the homestead bill, which was
agreed to. ;.
The bill having been taken up and dis
cussed by Mr. WigfalI, of Texas,
Mr. Grimes, Of Iowa, introduced an
amendment striking out the proviso OF the
bill, which limited the benefits OF the home
stead bill to heads Of families
Mr.. Green, OF Mo, opposed, the bill and
especially the amendment.
After further debate, the amendment was
rejected by vote of:-yeas, p; nays, u.
Mr. Wade, Of Ohio, moved the House
homestead bill as Il substitute for the bill be-
fore the Senate.
Mr. Harlan, Of Iowa, advocated the SEN
ate bill.
Mr.. Green, of Mo, moved to lay the whole
subject upon the table, which was lost by
the following yote:-yeas, Is: nays ~:
The motion of Mr.. Wade was then lost by
the following vote:-yeas, 20; nays, 81.
The Senate considered various other
amendments.
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Richmond Market, MAY s.

The weather has been very line since the rains
i a,t week, which were abundant ia this region.
Wheat has taken u rapid start under these mtiu-
,acg., and vegetation generally is growing most
.Agrantly The complaints OF farmers OF the
,.atcity Of tobacco plants are general. We do not
.snegbcr Il season i'll which this complaint was
:uwile-spread
Quotations are but little changed since last week
Holders of flour are :, little stitior in their do
2.ads. Refined sugars have advanced &c. Bust
Lea, Is not animated. Money matters arc but lit
liz stcred The banks have reduced their line OF
i.coant little; but there is no pressing demand
1 money apparent in the market
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this Company to be had on application to
LEADBEATER & CO.,
5 me 3Zeolm Nos. & S. Fairfax-st.
CUPERIOR FURNITURE LINEN GOODS.
~ We have just received and for sale one case
real Flemish Table Damasks, in all the most de-
sirable widths. viz. Sd Cd, l0-4, and l24 These
goods are 50 very heavy, serviceablc, and beauti-
iu that the only objection to them is they wear too
long.
10 pieces extra heavy Scotch Table DamaSk, in
beautiful Designs some of which are i'll snow
drop figures, and very reasonable in price.
100 dozen low-prced Table Napkins. Some as
low as Sl2j, 81 so, and SL75 per dozen, worth 80
per cent more.
20 pieces real Russia Basket Towelng very SUI
perior and cheap.
90 pieces heavy Russia Huckaback Toweling.
81 dozen real Silecia Danish Towels, in colored
borders. These are very superb, entirely new,
and at low prices.
10 dozen Russia Honey comb Towels. These
arc /; novelty and perfectly delightful to use, es-
pecially in the bath room.
- dozen Rea. Baden Baden, for bathing pur-
poses. fine for producing glow and promotion OF
health.
u dozen real Turkish do. for same purpose
These are the nedicatel towels, the same as those
sold by the apothccaries, very cheap.
Also, Il great variety Oh lo"els III otner ne"
and novel makes, some Of which are in the finest
Satin Damask
Also, cases very superior Linen Sheetings, in
o., 1914, and l2 widths, in the most superior
makes known to tho trade.
lU-4 all linen and very strong and heavy Sheet
ings at 81 cents, worth 81.
l2-I all linen and very strong and heavy Sheet
ing at IS cents, well worth Sl.2j
Also, superior lot Of Pillow case Linens in all
the desirable widths
AS we devote our time exclusively to dealing
in Furniture Dry Goods, consumers may at all
times rely upon always obtaining such goods from
Us OF the very best kind. and as low as the lowest
any where. CLAGETT II DODSON,
Dealers i'll all kinds Of Carpetings, Curtain Ma
teriais, and other Furniture Dry Goods, No.
Market Space. Washington, APP 2s--eo2w
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Loudoun county, NH 29-eots
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
SALE

L AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL that new and
L beautiful residence on Shutters Hill, with
TWENTY ACRES LAND attached, belonging
to, and now in the occupancy Of Enoch Grimes.
This property is beautifully situated in Fairfax
County, and therefore not liable to Corporation
tsxes--is half way between Alexandria and the
Theological Seminary, with excellent roads TO
BOTH and only half IN hours walk to either. The
IN HOUSE is double one, contains eight rooms,
I.M with an excellent cellar under the whole, and
is finished in excellent style throughout The
kitchen is thirty feet from the house. but is con-
uected by shed, and between the house and
with force and lift pump in it, by attaching
hose to which water can be thrown all over the
house in case Of fire. There is excellent smoke
house, barn, and STABLE carriage and corn house,
with shedding in abundance. The land is all in.
excellent condition, most of it being well set in
clover and timothy, and there is peach and
apple orchard of young and choice trees, large
patch of choice Strawberries, vegetables In every
variety shade and ornamental trees, and every
desirable kind of flowers and vines.
Two never failing streams OF water run through
the place, and there is also spring Of excellent
water, with house 2yeri, not far from the dwell
ing. To any one wanting quiet country resi-
dence, near city, this property presents many
attractions and advantages. and will be sold
bargain. b. I. PLUMMER.
s.E n. B. | have authority also to sell TWO
E.4 DWELLINGS, in the city, one q brick, and
new, and the other frame, and pleasantly situa-
ted. lmy l--eotfl e. T. p.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, May S.-The Coatzacoalco
brings the British Steamer Clyde's Vera
Cruz advices to the lst.
The Constitutional Government rejects
the proposed mediation.
Miramon's party were defeated on all sides,
and his money was exhausted. ;.
Gen. Carvaal was organizing an exped!-
ton to attack Pucha.
1t was reported that Mr.. McLane goes TO
the interior to have an interview with Mira
mon.
NJ. Galeria, the French Minister has been
recalled
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DIR w. NJ. HARPER, SURGEON DENTIST.
u ESPECTFULLY announces that he will visit
IN Uppervile from the 9th of May until the 9Th
of June, and will be fully prepared to perform all
operations in SURGICAL and MECHANICAL.
DENTISTRY in the best manner.
Teeth extracted by Electricity, which renders
the operation comparatively painless.
1E.rs~ Office at the Piedmont House.
REFEREscEs.--Major II. w. Thomas, Alfred
Moss, esq, Thomas 4. Love, esq, Capt. w. IL.
Dulany, Fairfax C. H., Va; John A. Carter. esq,
George S. Ayrc, esq, Upperville, Va; Capt Ken
ton Harper. Augusta County, Va.
Fauauier county, my S--eo3w
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The market today opened quiet, with hight Of
s.;,,, There were but tow sales reported on
.,7ge, and the receipts were limited. Flour is
,,., holders demanding $6.25 for Superhne, but
), heard OF no sales of Importance at those
...r... The offerings OF Wheat were light, and
=. market inactive. No transactions reported on
',ssnge. and after Change We noto some safes OF
,,1i red at llSc. Corn is in good request, Dut
s,re. show decline, and we note sale. OF Write
;, -5c., and mixed at ,5c. Rye i' inactive anu
r,.,s tending down. We quote sales NJ SIC
ley little doing in Oats, aud III other articles
-r'.nv .,uotpd. there is no change. Groc rics are
.,.iy bpt uuict. Provisions unchanged. Plas-
~ Lamp and Ground, in fair request and good
tngly at quotations given above. Fertilizers
,alus in brisk demand, but the supply is AIDE
j.:e 10 the wants Of the country, and Farmers
ri, ind that here they can make purchases ON az
,,araDlc terms as in any city i'll the country.
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Disaster at Sea-Six Lives Lost.

New LONDON, May S.--Ihe whaleship
Benjamin Morgan arrived at this port to-day,
bringing two men saved from the wreck of
the brig H. n. jenkins, of Bangor, Me.
The brig was found i'll the Gulf Stream on
the LIST of May, dismasted and waterlogged
The captain male, and four men were lost,
and only these two remained alive on board
of her. The brig was from Bangor bound
to Havana, when she encountered the severe
gale that disabled her.
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Alexandria Fish Market, hay 9.

There we're numerous arrivals to-day, and the
,lDberoi Herring brought up reached 800,
- Sbad about :, O00 were brought W. The de-
r,pi !. good, aud the sales were made ut SIG
81 = hundred Tor Shsd, and S5@Sb q thousand
"a. Herring Bunch fish are very scarce ana prices
A.. nominal. The reports of the catch ut the
liver landings are most encouraging, and at many
d. the landings the proprietors arc barrchng shad
ana Herring.
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AYuroach of the Japanese Embassy.

New ORLEANS, May S.-The u. 5. Mail
steamship Coatzacoaco from New York, via
Havana has arrived, and reports that last
Friday, off Cargsfort Reef IS. Il. coast OF
Fla she spoke the L. S. steam trgate Roam
oke Gao guns having on board the japanese
Embassy.
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A NEW STYLE MACHINE.
n.s5- PRICE S5O.-HEMMERs SIS EXTRA

1t is no longer questioned that these Machines
are the best in use for Family Sewing.
They make upwards of fifteen hundred stitches
Il minute. and will do the Sewing of Family
cheaper than Scamstress do it, even if she
works ut tho rate of one cent per hour
Is there father, husband, or brother in the
United States, who will permit the drudgery of
nd-sewing in his family, when a GROVER d
BAKER MACHINE will do it better, more ex-
pcditiousy and cheaper, than can possibly be
done by hand!
A list of the persons using these celebrated Ma
chimes, in Alexandria, can be had upon applica-
ton.
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FINE TRACT OF LOUDOUN LAND FOR
n SALE.-By virtue of the authority vested in
us by the will of tho late Humphrey b. Powell, We,
his Executors, will offer for sale at auction, ON
TUESDAY, TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF MAY
NEXT, at his late residence, his FARM, adjoining
the town of Middlcburg, containing 437 ACRES.
The FARM lies on the Turnpike road leading to
Alexandria, and about miles distant from the
Plains Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, is
of the first quality of Loudoun land, nearly 100
acres of it well timbered, all we'll watered and
most of it under substantial stone fence 1t has
been kindly and judiciously cultivated, and is
very productive in all the grains and grasses. hav-
{yc.asA ing also some fine meadow on it. There is
E#GE q comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, con-
taiuing eight rooms, with ample buildings for
servants, and stabling, &C., on the part of the
farm which adous the village, making it desi-
rable residence, and upon the other end an excel
lent farm house of stone, with farm Buildings at
tached. The farm is susceptible Of easy division
into two tracts. OF almost equal size, by nearly
straight line, with wood land to each.
f9Ena. AT the sama time and place, we will ofer
ExxS# a HOUSE and half acre lot in Middleburg,
adjoining the residence of Col. Powell.
TERMS OF SALE.--One third in cash, the resi-
due in two equal annual instslments, bearing in
terest from day of sale, payable annually, secured
by bonds and deed of trust upon the land. Title
unqucstionable. Possession given on day OF sale.
JOHN X. TUCKER, Executors OH.
RALEIGH COLSTON. b. Powell.
h
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ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERIISER,-MAYl

be introduced to mar the harmony or dis
tract the convention from the patriotic OBJ
iects for which they had met together.
He trusted that there would be no attempt
to introduce into the Convention, the ques-
ton of "squatter sovereignty or the kim
dred topics which were now causing dlssen-
tions, and giving rise to angry debate
throughout the country
After free interchange Of opinion in re-
gard to the nomination of candidate for
President, on motion it was resolved that
Committee of one from each State be ap-
pointed to prepare business for the Conven-
ton, and report tomorrow, at 10 o'clock.
A discussion on the adoption OF platform
took place, during the course of which it was
generally conceded that the only platform
the Convention should adopt would be
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS"
The Convention adjourned until ~ o'clock
tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market, May 3.

The offerings Of Beef Cattle the different yards
300 head, and the prices ,cl! OFT 81, quota
.gas rsngng from S7.jO@SlO.jO q 100 lbs. for
sir - prime Cows-Saes ut S25 to $50 each, AS
'quality. Shecp-Sales of 1000 head at tC@
u. z b. gross for clipped and wool on. Hogs
AcOat 300 head al market; sales ut 81 ~ IS 20 Tor
It'll fed. and $SMSS.O7 + 100 lbs. for corn fed
wxrs.t b,,n
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCT1nN SALE.-I wish to sell WHARF
"a LOT, now occupied by A. w. Eastlack, %
Sbipyard. Possession given. in August. Also,
TWELVE LOTS, on Water and Princess streets,
near the Loudoun and Hampshire Depot. II not
disposed of by private sale before Wednesday,
30th of Jiay, they will be sold ut IL o'clock, NJ,
on that day, on the premises.
/ wish, also, to sell small BUILDING LOT,
on Columbus street, near King, and to Rent the
A3a large STORE at the corner of King and CO.
is.:E .lumbus sts., and the DWELLING HOUSE,
adjoining. [ny lo-2awlsl JANE DADF.
BY I. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
SALE THIS DAY.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SAtE.-Under au-
thority of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria County, rendered at the November
term, 1859, in the suit of Charles Is. Alexander,
and others, vs. John B. Alexander, the undersign-
ed, Commissioners appointed for the purpose, will
offer for sale, by auction. in front Of the Mayors
Office, in the town of Alexandria, ON THURS
DAY, THE TENTH DAY of MAY, 1860, at
II o'clock, NJ, all the REAL PROPERTY, in
the County of AloYandrin, of which William b.
Alexander died possessed, viz:
|. A square bounded by Patrick, Henry, Wyths,
and Madison streets.
?. A square bounded by Henry, Fayette, Wyths
| and Madison streets.
3. Three fourths of the square bounded by Fay.
etc. Payne, Wythe and Madison streets.
4. square bounded by Payne, West, Wythe,
and Madison streets.
5. square bounded by Fayette, Payne, Pen
dleton aud Wythe streets.
6. square bounded by Payne, West, Wythe,
and Pendeton streets.
Also, several fractions of squares in the neigh
borhood of the above, of which description will
be given at the sale. Each square contains two
acres. The above property lies north and west Of
Colrosse, the late residence of Judge t. F. Mason.
The terms of sale, as directed by the decree are:
one third of the purchase money to be paid down,
and the residue in two equal payments at six and
twelve months from the day OF sale; the deferred
payments to bear interest, and to be secured by
the notes of the purchasers-snd retention of til
tle the cash payment to be forfeited for failure to
comply with the terms Of sale, and the property 10
be resold upon any such failure, at tho risk Of tho
purchaser R. JoHSsToN, commiss'n.
WIN. C. YEATON,
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Roryp TRIP Tickets TO TIE EPISCOPAL
CoNvEyrloN.-Th Orange and Alexandria
and Virginia Central Railroads will issue
round trip tickets to persons attending the
Episcopal Convention, which meets IN Char
lottesvile, on the 10th inst.
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Obituary.

TRENTON, n. j., May S.-Joseph Wood,
for several years Mayor of this city, and uncle
to Mayor Wood, of New York, died this
morning at eight o'clock.
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M SRElED,

In Norfolk, Va. on The Sd inst ly the Rev. l.
G.. Jones' WARNER EUBANk, esq. OF LAncaS-
ter County, t" Mrs. EMMA ;. REDMAN, of
Princess Ann County, and daughter Of Captain
cambridge Cox, Of Northumberland County, Va.
On the Sd instant, by the Rev. Bareeii"us To-
bertson. MIR. LEWIS a. JONES, to Miss RICH
ARDETTA HUDSON, both Of King George
County, Va.
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BRYAN & ADAMS,

DEING desirous Of increasing their RETAIL
d TRADE, respectfully inform their friends
aud the public generally that they design replen-
ishug their stock, from time to time, and pnrcha-
sers will always find good assortment OF season.
able DRY GOODS, which they are determined to
sell as low as they can be bought and Will be
pleased to have dealers call and examine before
p pnrch s;ny elsewhere. mp 26-eo4w
NOR RENT.-sUMMER REsIDENCE--One
and half miles from Alexandria, on the road
leading to the Theological Seminary, and
.ue-. quarter of mile distant therefrom. The
E$i HOUSE is cottage built, with summer kitch-
en- convenient, but detached from main building.
Apply at this office. my Scott
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Politics in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, May S.-The mass meet
ing here last night denounced the secession
movement at Charleston, and resolved to
regard AS enemies of the Constitution all who
shall attempt to produce separation of the
States
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lz.,;- IIUNNEWELL' TUlU A \ y b +
AND IT'S PUSiTION.-By comparisons az anal
ogies with which all questions are decided there
are none more important than such "a relate to-
disease. We claim that the effect OF opium on the
system is against all natural laws and the wit
nesses to results, both by patient and physician, if
they will speak their mind. will justify the remark
In the use of Opium Whose introduction Is ccnti-
RIGS inside of that of CamnabiSj nearly the entire
product is used for other than medicine. Let any
person visit hospital or sick room and witness
the state OF patients under what Is called sleep
with the use Of opium, or preparations OF opium,
and they will that 1t is merely negative 1t -
nothing more or less than Il torpid stupetaction
and OF such nature that all disease Is aggravated
rather than cured, aui the patient awakes from
an unnatural rest, III worse state than without
the opium Opium Is also i violent conStlpat"r,
producing indigestion and arrangement OF the
bowels, like all unnatural Stimu ants. The active
principle Of the ANODINE not only produces the
most quiet natural, and refreshing rest. but al
lows nature under that actual state To i'll and
DO her portion of the work, hy giving what real
sleep and real rest intended FOR. Ii Is also Il
cathartic in effect, and does not disturb the natur-
al action of the bowels. Therefore wherever, or
for whatever opium was eve: nsed, let the ANo-
DYNE take its place. and our declarations VIII
in all cases be aSScntcd to by fair trial. It's pre-
sent proprietary orm is lis protection. and let The
propricors be sustained by III" acceptance ct
physician and patients. and mitch suffering viii hc
prevented. For sale by al dealers sac adr"r-
tiscment and read pamphlets. my >-dNct"
To- WHITE SULPHUR WATER.-From
tho White sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county,
va.-Bot,led at the Springs
This Company having made great improve
,nents in bottlng the transported water is now AZ
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ygw YonK, May O. Flour is heavy; sales S.
40 tbls.; State S5.$3M$5.+o; Ohio St.lO@t6.23;
,c,aeru $6.25M 5000. Wheat IS heavy; safes of
gyO0buShels. Corn is firm; sales OF $4,000 bush
:a.t77(4 S6c Pork is quiet; no sales reported.
-ari is unchanged II former rates. Whlskoy has
,iy.nced &c.; sales at 22ic. Te.t-The sale tins
zg,nins passed oil ut very full prices. "a Is VIZ
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True Bills against Farnham's Rescuers.

SAVANNAH, May. SIN the U. S. Circuit
Court, the Grand Jury have found true bills
against Chas. A. Lamar, Cary w. Styles, }.
Mott, Middleton and VIM. Stone, the rescu-
ers of Captain Farnham (of the yacht Wan
dercr) from the county JUL.
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The markets.

BALTIMORE. May 9.-Fl"ur is heavy; Howard
tree, is heavy, and offered at S6.23, without sales
Wheat i, dull, With d declining tendency; white
mml75c.; red li5c. Corn is quiet. and lie. low
q. waite and yellow 13Gs16c Provisions quiet
III unchanged. Whiskey is steady at re
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From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Tbe Navy Depart
ment expect 10 hear of the arrival of the U.
S. ship Roanoke with the Japanese Embassy
to-day.
Much interest is felt here on the subject.
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ii j Rim E LIS I.
P"RT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAI Y.

.'i We 2 iEAAS I'm Ia IA
ARRIVED.
OaS Andoyer, Crowcl, Boston, merchandise to
E.lridge i Co.
SaF. Caspian, Porter, Sombrero Island, suano
/" FoSv L Co.
~, ''S'. Robert Franklin, SPEEDING, Port Depo-
49, .aMter to Waters i Co.
g.1' >outherucr WormSly, Baltimore, to Is. H..
+, ''af A l.. Hardy, Smith, Sag Harbor, to Mas
h. Os4r Charlie and Willie. Hooper, Somhrero Is
D. suauo to Fowle & Co.
yS,s Atao!, Baisin, st. John, n. B., plaster 10
~, d o., fish to Cazsnoye Co.
/, wv Robert Reed, Fitzgerald, Windsor, plaster
soS!e L Co.
L., .s.' CorneIa, Russell, New Bedford to Amer
"'a Coal Co.
'.Siv Co.
t.s'u'er Columbia, Harper Baltimore, by Wheat
sb;. i' Passengers by the steamer Monticello,
s sailed yesterday afternoon for New York.
l.5, ama'aner, Il. ". Clippingcr, Z. K. Dolter and
,si3i. H"; NJ. Savage, IL. c. Finch. lady and two
sps s ID. b. Derman, II. Thomas, Mrs. Griggs
'uF children; and Hudson Taylor.
Sa MEMORANDA.
ssn. "eorge w. Cummings, Whildon, from
Hal 6s'own, D. c., for Boston, arrived at Holmes
''Gs 7th inst.
7bn,'I Marietta Hand, Terry, from this port, for
@z%a'Son, arrived at Holmes Hole, eth inst
HAo"N STOUT AND SCOTCH ALE.-Will
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fredericksburg Market, May s.

San Francisco business is improving. The
aaoinAtion among operators III refined sugars
Soss through on the 2Sth Of April, causing Il
ii'st decline in prices, and at auction sale 5000
"no crushed. powdered and loaf were sold NJ
:.'syerase price Of Is cts, and 1000 bbls. OF
EASTERN crushed Il: l2!0ll3c. Traders were the
'spurchssers, and have secured thirty days
apply.
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Delaware Politics.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May S.-A call has
been issued by the Democrats of Newcastle
county, for a public meeting on the 18th, to
take measures to have the county fairly re-
presented in the adjourned National Conven-
zion, and repudiate the course. of Senator
Bavard
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The seeedsrs' Course Approved.

SAVANNAH. May S.-A large and enthus'-
astic meeting at Masonic Hall tonight, ap-
proved of the course Of the Southern del
gates at Charleston.
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ORGA ELZATION- WASHINGTON HUNT,
or " y, PRESIDENT.
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Baltimore and OHIO Railroad.

At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Board held Yesterday, the report Tor the
month of April, 1860, was read.
The following is Il summary OF the report:
Main Stem. Wash. Branch. y. WA. Total
.nr;l 1880 s:Hy1H!l So S3alOGa S2453>95 S3@1Gl IL
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