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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-11
IL o Nj q. O L y T II Y.
Il. CIR LEO. VI. ID.

IL o Nj q. Q L y L II Y.
a. Il. GRECO. VI. D..
T ATE OF Corning v Y. would respectfully announce
the citizens OF Ottawa and ;he surrounding
try, has permanently located in this city where
he will he happy wait upon all those needin; his
fcssioaal services.
C takes pleasure in presenting the following testi
r,onial-:
CORNING, n. V, April GOTH ISIS.
To wHos IT NAY CoSctRS:-I have been intimately ac-
quaiated with DR. A T. Gregg for the past three years
have also employed him family ply sican for that
time and would cheerfuy recommend him to the conf
dence Of any community wheIe his lot may be cast
DIR. Gregg is a Of strict moral integrity. n good
careful and capable practitioner. I'M. WOOD,
BInke, aud Exchange Broker.
CORNING, n. Y. April Goth, ISIS.
To Public Il take pleasure in recommending DR..
A. T. Gregg gentleman and successful Practition-
eri and worthy of the patronage of the public.
GEO. ". PATTERSON, ia,
C,tshier Geo. Washington Bunk.
ConSING April 2sd, ISIS.
Hon. JAMES GRAsr aud y. KENDALL, Esq, Davenport,
Iowa; GILMAN Smith. Esq, Rock Island Ill.-Dedr
Friends You may place full confidence in the bearer,
Dr. A. T. Gregg, a and physician. We have
employed him in family. and If he should locate in
your vicinity elsewhere, best wishes viii attend
him and family G. S. HUBBARD,
my15 Of the fyD, of Wni. b. Stersns II 90.
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see here
TEINEEE seems Impression abroad that sell
l. goods cash only This Is wrong, Tor we do take
all kinds of produce at cash prices. We have but one
price for goods, and that is uniformly cash The
goods exchange for Butter Eggs and the Hr
We put in at regular cash In word, sell
any and taking in payment cash
or anything equivalent to it. The equivalent may &c
in Eggs Butter, Rags Notes, or anything that We may
consider good cash, that answers our purpose as
well. jInylSl !NUREN LfNtiI
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CROFT, Hull & THoHsoS.-A splendid
stock Of fall and winter goods has just been
received at the store Of this firm, in Woods
block. next to the meat market. Besides
everything that can be named in the way
of dry goods, the stock also embraces hats,
caps, boots, shoes, groceries, &C., &c. This
store has become one Of the popular institu-
tons of our city. There is no place in the
city where better bargains can be obtained,
or where customers receive more prompt
and polite attention.
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DIED-In this city, the 4th inst, AMI B. Yosr aged
IS years.
Brother, thou art gone before us.
Where thy deafness soul has flown
Years wiped away forever
And all sorrow is unknown.
To fly sadly bear thee,
There i'll dust We place thy head;
Ger thee the turf is pressing,
And grows green thy narrow bed.
But thy spirit scars to glory,
Free among the faithful best,
Where the wicked cease from troubling,
And the weary rest
Westchester (Pa) papers please copy.
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WALL PAPER :.

CloG and P.psr WIndo,o Shh3ss, ,'urtti. FiSt,tr,s
amt BsLf, HpiLgnd dstd Muslin fOr ''ssrtdiHs
WE have just received and receiving a larger
w stock IL, this line than have had which
Offering At greatly reduced prices, among which
offer large variety of beautiful and good PAPER at
on. shilling per rot and satis l.er ut go cents PEI,
rot
Those Who furnishing their houses with paper
curtains should fail stock before puruhss
ing. Goods will BE freely sh'ru whether ouy Of
not At the sign Of the Book.
apIT RArIIBCE ORTUT.
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Russell's Furniture Depot,
TEN YEARS ESTABLISHED.

TEN YEARS ESTABLISHED.
T25HE subscriber would again remind his old customers
AMI citizens geieraiy, that just now, at this estab-
lishment will be found larger and better assortment
Of every articis Ia the Rlrntu line than before
offered
lie being a practical mechanic and long experienced
in business gives him uts- in his manuiac
ture as well a full acquaintance with the best facto-
res east and west, and always doing one Price,
Small Profit and cash BESta@ss. t,oAtei tcD'ts Ia
charm he has no hesitation in saying that he sell
single article completely furnish house. on as good
Gf not a better terms than any other house i'll the
State. Please call and
Particular attention invited to his stock OF Picture
Frames and Looking GLASS Mouidiugs.
Frames of all and styles made to order Look
ing Glass Plates of all sizes hand.
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"woopLAxD CREAM"-A Pomade for identifying the
Hsr-highly perfumed superior to any French article
Imported and for half the price. For dressing Ladies'
Hair has equal, giving it bright, glossy appear.
ance. causes a Genteman's Hair to curl in the most
nasaral 1t removes Dandrun, always giving
tbs Hair the appearance of being fresh shampooed-
Price, only Fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE h CO.,
Projectors of tie Balm OF Thousand Flowers"
Har L. x i.nts
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Stoves ! Stoves Stoves

We have hand SEQ Stoves. comprising ef
the patterns of Coal Cooking Stoves brought
this market which will sell al prices that Will b. salts
factory Our Stock of Parcr and Dining Room stoves
comprise of the elegant and useful styles ever
before exhibited in this City. We wis, to to our Gus
sail in aud before buy of ul-n drawing
Stoves around in if ycu NGEt 10 save hsy PER
your investment
We are extensively engaged in manufacturing Tin,
Ccppsr Sheet Iron Ware. OF description and
can orders in tia; line extent desired
We are purchasing old Castings Copper Pewter, and
Brass and will pay the highest price the market viii war
rant
Oil Cloths snd Enamelled Cloths, Of beautiful styles
and patterns, prices that will s-tonsh you be sure
rnu ALL and brfr Sept %
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VIII CURE all Female Complaints, such as TX
essive, Suppressed Painful Mensiruation, Fuor
Albus, Whites rarrenness, Sallow Compile xon, Head
Ache Dizziness, Weak Nerves Frightial Dreams and all
Diseases caused by Colds Checked Precipitation Excess
IS, Over Excitement, e. of the Sexual Organs. DR..
ooTers Female Cordial is universally ackno Sedged by
the ladies the best remedy invented.
sg Prizes 81 per bottle, or six bottles FOR - -
sT-DE. EAsTERLY, corner Ok Third and Chestnut
streets, 81 Louis No. sole proprietor and to whom all
orders must be addressed.
c%S Sold by NJ. kNEusSi, G.. l. THOMPSON, II. WALES
Co. and A. : PCTSAN, Druggists, Ottawa. and hy
Druggist generally myI5
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Klankst RIu..k,..

N'E have lust had printed, firc paper about 20
w Rcams of Blanks, which offer for sale a. Cbica-
prices. They embrace, in part. as follows;
WARRANTED, Special WARRANTED ami QGi,etsin Deeds
Mortgages of TITO kinds, Articles u Agreement Cha.te
Mortgages, Leases, Warehouse Receipts, Judgment
Notes, and general supply of Justices and Constable.
Blanks
Orders by mail or otherwise pl omptls attended to.
suy22 EATHBCN Il ORION.
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Il HAVE entire csnt'oi Of very superior quality
PRODUCED into the Wheat. growing districts OF Rus.
saD which has beea fDlli to succeed better -thaa
- any wIu.-- SIl@ss cultivated in that country
From Russia IL introduced into Canada, Michi-
hi vsn Minn-sota and Illinois, ia each vi which it has
Wit!stood the most winters and the veitsst
springs to the satisfaction Of the farmer. IL pro-
- duces fr5lr >, to ~ bushels TO one when sovn on
good land, ard from its hardy Hature viii not WIN
= ter-kii or drown out to-sfou Sr-cts Of vet
spring. II nav be sentiment or the al:
~ OF ~. ny, + ~: ,i'eaTist take them As We
III sheis the FIRST year. plope free to do a.
sent 70 any address IN 'is or not, as they
2 - AA' c. W. yr~ed and never
Z - De State applying
= Dealer in Farming i,.no,o for and Of
& ce.. with Warrants Cash. ration that IN
or Farming Lands for sale. will fifi>e manila
- the best me il.lIs 10 dispose OF the g
z REFER To the
Hon y. Wilson. Coil'r l. c. Land Dept, C.h
q Col. K, J. Hamilton,
- Rev. II. y. Bishop.
IN Hon. Henry A. Wise. Gov. of Va
- Me..rs. Sweeney, Ri,t-uliOl,e, FAINT Co., Banbs
W ers. Washington, ID. G..
Hon George Briggs, New York.
Hon. WIN. II. Ross. Gov. Of Delaware.
a. Robi. FOrsythe, Esq, Gen1 TT. Az I, Z. c. HR.
n BIN ordering, give your Name, posi- once.
county and State, and the " the near.st Er.
press Office luEH
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Nctv Picture Gallery.

YyyE lovers of fine arts, and the public generally
Il invited to examine specimens exhibition at
the Rooms just opened over the City Bank Of
Eames Allen Co., north Of the Court House, under the
supervision of Mr.. JAS. MARsroN.
The undersigned having purchased the interest Of Mr.
M.nsroS in the above business is prepared to fur
nish Ambroypes in the highes. style OF the art warrant
ed in every instance to give satisfaction or no charge
made. The services Of Mr.. MsRsroS have been secured
for short time, and those acquainted with ms ski viii
need further for getting truthful ctufe
q share Of the public patronage is solicited
Ottawa. October B. 1851. e. NJ VAN DoREH.
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A Card to the Ladies.

DR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, FOR
FEMALES are nallble for removing stoppages ire
gtiartss Of the sfenses.
These Pills nothing but have been used by the
Doctor in his practice for years both in France
and America, with unparalleled success in every
and he is urged hy many thousand ladies who have used
tem 10 make the Pills pabc for the allie Walton q those
suffering from any irregularities whatever, well
preventive to those ladies whose health will not permit
increase OF family.
Pregnant females those suppcsing themselves
cautioned against using these Pills. While in That
condition. the proprietor responsibility
after the above admonition, although their miliness
would prevent any injury to health otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompanying each
box Price 81.
Sold at wholesale by O. T. THOMPSON,
Geaerdi County Agent, Oftsoed, H.,
To whom all orders must be addressed He will furnish
dealers and druggists with circulars and show cards, and
the Pills at proprietor's prices
y. B-iade~ nv enclosing 81 TO lima: the Ottawa r.
o. have Or. Duponco'. Golden Fills sent by return
mail tconfdentaily' part Of the city or country
See that the signature ~ Dlronco, l. upon each boz
you will then obtain msdiciu" that may De relied upon
Sold at wholesale by PENTOS K ROBINSON,
does III South bftSr ST, Chicago
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FARNA,I HOUSE,

In safe Street OTTA vi, ILLINOIS,
-utS touse Is situated within few rods of the Rail-
III road Depot which makes it convenient for the ira
veug public. Good sabing ana yara sttacned to the
pmcr. and am determined to satisfy all who may "a.
yoy me with q call. 1ap24l r. HOPPER. Proprietor.
Estrayed,
rlRON the subscriber, living on the Marseilles road
kfI miles south Of Mount Knck er booker in the
town Of Mission, the 2lst inst, year old BAY
MARE COLT, with small white spot in the forehead,
and has hard lump the lower edge Of the LETT side
Of the jaw bone Any person that will return said Colt
to subscriber give information where Il be
found, will be literally rewarded. OLEy HAYER.
Sofvayr O., La Sale Co., III, Aug ss,is's.
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BANK OF OTTAWA.

Open from O'Clock 4. H. 10 Al o'clock p. N
EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposites.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts OF the State, and promptly
remitted the day of payment, current rates OF
change. mar2fl I. V. WATERMAN, Cushter.
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Spring and Summer Goods
FISKE g. TAYLOR'S !

CLO7HTyG. CENTS F'EREISlYIEG GOODS
BODTS AND SHOES ia rs AyD CAPS
WE have the largest and best stock OF GOODS
w offered IN tii- market they b-n. manufactured
expressly for and all male in the best manner
and latest styles, good any custom made article
can he manufactured in this city.
9Vb Goats, French BroadcIoth, German Cas- ;irueret
Ermme; aud Ca-'ul--- Goats White Linen, NaTsrles,
Duck. Lasting. Qle.n's Cloth &c. &c
1000 pair cf Pants. Fins Back, Fancy CissHl.re, Ii
nef;, TEcei, Mlrsei!.es, &c.
w. II
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I'VE ar. nov making presents Of Sv,G1. >f'fttOH@-r
w Sil.s Pictures. f'ockst hnfrss. GOtf Pens and
PenciL dc. &c from - to 80 TO every who
buys Books from Miscellaneous Stock.
arr RATHBCV & ORION.
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\ PHYSICIANS LEG ACY
TO YOUNG MEN.

4 FEW ration
IN al and disin-
terested remarks
in pamphlet form
Of 81 pages, on
Seminal Veal
ness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Loss
Of Memory, In
capacity for Stu
dy, or Business,
fmpedimsnts to
Marriage, &C., a
rising from the
effects of secret
habits of Youth.
Every ia
)ther should pre-.
sent acopy to his
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COAL OIL LAaPs.-We have tried Phos-
gene, rosin oil, camphene, and we don't
know how many other "f]uids," but never
found any thing cleaner and cheaper than
the esprit gas" until we tried kerosene or
coal oil. This faid, with lamps adopted to
its burning, is for sale by S. c. EARL & Son,
in this city. Coal oil is no humbug. 1t
has been in use for year or two, and is
rapidly taking the place of " canphene" and
Esprit gas" 1t is much cheaper than these
substances, quite as clean, and gives a bet
ter light. Try the lamps at 8. c. Earl Il
Sons.
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CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

! VI
1850 Vests Of every style.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
French Scarf Stock Collars. Shirts, Shirt Dosoms,
Srk, Ani Gloves in fac! everything usually kept IN
hrzt-ca-- COIhing Store. large assortment Of Hats
and Caps, for Men and Boys Every style OF Boots and
shoe. IN III. Eastern market BE- found
North side Of Court House Square. doors east Of
CITY Bank. FlSKE x TAYLOR
p S.-we are no, 20 be undersoii, and viii sell IS
cheap the ch-aTest. No trouble TO si,oE goods
Ottawa, April II, io-sS. IA T.
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Cofins Of all aud styles aIways on hnnh nm ITO
mistake. lap2fl ffIch ho,....-.---
I Cows and Calves good mixers. one secondhand
double Wagon and Harness
The above property will be sold cheap Tor cash. or APP
proyed paper at 90 days ~
Also Lot II Block 2, in the states Addition to OF
tawa being Warehose Lot 50 eet front on the Main
Cn.i and Lot g. Block 26 in Original Town Of OTTAWA.
Ters,s liberal and easy. The House on Lot 3 to Let
Inolire Of tauHt-f A. H. HOWI-ASD.
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eco. =. FISHER,

GEO. $. FISHER,
BILL, NOTE, & COLLECTION BROKER.
COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE.
Comm of Deeds for the State Of Se,c York.
Once in the corner rooms, Cd story Na.nger's block
Ottawa, June 49, 1851.
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@ttatpa free Gra1er.
LOCAL. MATTERS.
RiOtOus Conduct.


On Wednesday our city officers arrested
JEFF. Wall, Jack Sheppard, Thomas Russell,
and John McCormick-all hard cases-for
committing most unjust assault, the even
ing previous, on Anthony Hicks, peacea-
BILE citizen living in the western part Of the
city. Hicks was going towards home about
o'clock in the evening, when he met the
four rowdies on the sidewalk all abreast
As he passed them on the outside, they
gave surge and nearly knocked him over.
He turned and asked them what they meant
by it, when Wall turned upon him and, with
a set of brass knuckles on his hand, struck
Hicks four or five blows, each one of which
cut to the bone. The alarm was given and
the .rowdies followed, until tracked to the
Prairie Grocery, where they were arrested.
They had an examination yesterday when
the above facts were ELECTED. The exami-
nation, however, was adjourned until to-day
on account of the absence of some witnesses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-17
Yellow Fever.

New YORK, April l6.-Tte U. S. ffigate
Su.auehanna has arrived at quarantine
She has had $50 cases of yellow fever
Eighty-fve were left at Port Royal, Jamaica.
There have been seventeen deaths.
The fever fret made its appearance on
board, March lob, while lying at GreytOwn.
The ship Immediately put to sea intending
to proceed to Pensacola, but being short Of
coal and medical stores, put into jamaica
Before arrival at Kingston. the disease had
become epidemic, and there we're l55 cases.
Six officers and 81 Of the crew were placed
10 the hospitals at Kingston, where most
prom ct and efficient efforts for their relief
were accorded by the British Naval and
medical officers. Had been IL deaths, in
GLIDING Lieut. Henry " Queen; also Little
ton Bayer, John Hodnett, WIN. j. Fopgeray,
of Phila.; Fred. TOrndorf, Corporal Burns,
Jas. Robinson, Geo. G,yger, c. Ii. Conway,
Thos. Moran, Thos. c. Homes, j. W. Jones,
Jas. Flynn There are still forty cases on
board, but mostly in mild form.
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary.

We are vet unable to report any
OIL, money market, though in conse-
eos If less pressing demand, there is not as
fD'I convenience, and no advance in street
" .. The Banks are dlscounting very moder-
'' ' ,rd with great caution. They are max
.,;ye preparation for resumption on the LIST
10 No. | paper, of which but little
p'SN ;,. wsy to the street, is negotiable at l6l3
INV" vbiIe second class goes with difficulty
Il,2 >, cent. 2 month,
-. are inactive but firm. Prices Of Vir-
in New York are again looking up,
Gun, .,,ss on Thursday at 9l3 In local stocks
Wv. are very few transactions. We quote
o [n and Alexandria Railroad bonds at $685.
ws.s..as Gap bonds at $5la$52. Bank OF the
a; Dominion par. Corporation $S2ae3'
r,ov,xey-There is a moderate demand,
ada still lmthsr decline. The near approach
,.bs time for the resumption OF specie pay
-. Nv our Bank. is having favorable infiu-
On Eastern Exchange. We quote drafts
=, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore al
Isal! premium
For some time past, it will have been noticed
L.. rvcbanye on London has beer quoted at
M ~ los, or 10 4, cent discount, and al
.bo,sb few persons, outside of foreign trading and
p,ot;os circles comprehend the full import OF
,bs announcement, or pay any regard to IT. yet
,ts fact is of the greatest Importance to the
whole country, showing, as IT does, that Eng
Land FIR so long time our creditor, for large
amount is at this time our debtor, and should
,,s nresent retrenchment in the consumption oil
.,,s;sn merchandise continue, must soon De-
.o,s largely indebted. We find in this weeks
number of "Harper's Weekly" succinct but
very clear explanation of Exchange between
This country ard Great Britain which we quote;
The par OF Exchange between the United
States and Great Britain is 100; that Is, when
bills on England can be bought for l0e, there is
no current OF money flowing either way. "heh
W. are dsb,ors of Ensland-as We usually are,
England being the banker for France, Germany,
South America, China, and almost all our for
eisp MISUNDERSTANDING on LONDON rules
above par, at some rate between 100 and III.
When, on the contrary, we are not Debtors Out
creditors of the foreign world-Exchanse on
London f>Xs below par, that is below l"s'-
According to this explanation, therefore, we are
gu, OF debt and laying up balance to our Gre
di, in London, fact who will be gratifying
10 all.
LAND WARRANTS are in better request, at
slight advance We quote last New York rates
as follows: 100 acres S7Gs9c.; zoos S3GS5c.;
SOS ssG9Oc.; 4O's l00G,05c.
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B.,,,mor. C.,,Io market, April Is.

CATTLE We have TO material change to
note since last week in The rates for Beef Cattle.
There were SIS mead offered al the scales, 50 Of
which were driven away, 80 were left over un.
sold, and the remaining 49j head were taken up
by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from
$3.50 10 $525 on the hoof. equal to S71So SO
net, and averaging 81 373 gross. The average
rate this week is l2l els y 100 lbs. less than the
average OF last week.
HoGs.-Wc continue to quote Hogs at STAT
SO p 100 lbs. net The supply continues mod
crate.
SHEyr-Sheep are scarce, and prices are high.
er. We quote them to day at $46$55O p 100
bs gross.
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Sales OF stock.

Ate. w Purcell 4 Co.'S, regular sale in Rich.
mond, on Thursday, 18th inst, stocks sold at
the following prices:
Virginia State Stock at $el and interest.
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Bonds at
633663a and interest.
Richmond and Dsnvills Railroad Stock at
$50
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds at 670a and
interest.
Virginia Bank Stock at $7o3
James River and Kanawha Company Guar
antsed Bonds at SIS and interest.
Lyschburs Gas Company Stock OF $a2a
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NOTICE ALL persons are hereby notified
and forbidden from throwing or otherwise
depositing in any OF the streets, public lanes or
alleys, within the corporate limits of the City OF
Alexandria, any rubbish, litter, or dirt, and
suffering the same to remain for more than %
hours, except in such quantities ard IN snch
places, as may be allowed By the Superintendent
OF Police. They are also notified TO keep clean
the cutters in front OF their houses as required
by law. s. BEACH, Contractor, by direc-
ton of j. c. Moore, Supt OF Police
an l7-2w
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The offerings on Change during the week
have been light, and the market dull. Flour
h as been in fair demand for city trade, but the
export demand has been light Quotations have
been unchanged. The offerings of Wheat have
been OF an inferior quality, and correct quota
tions for good could not be given; last sales OF
white and red at lO3c. Corn has been in very
active enquiry, and the receipts are increasing
Sales Yesterday OF 5000 bushels white at $50
6Oc Yellow in large lots may be quoted at 6O
G62c. Last sales of Rye at Csc, and Oats at
SIC. Guano is in moderate demand, but the
sales vet are light. Quotations unchanged -
Plaster is in good request at above quotations
Seeds are unchanged
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AIM a AC.
TARiNE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRIL l6

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRlL l6.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Caroline, Hatton, Hatton's Point, wheat,
to Washington & Co.
Schr. A. Jackson, --, Pomunkey, corn
and wheat to Washington x Co.
Schr. Sarah Catharine, Ha,tis, Pennington.
corn and wheat TO Washington Co.
SAILED.
Schr Matthew Vassor Grape, Boston, coal
by Frostburg Coal Company.
Schr Anna B. Hayne, Robertson, Trenton,
coal by T. J. Mehafey.
Schr Sarah Jones, Jones, Dighton, coal by
Borden Mining Company
Schr. Frederick. Reed Blackford, Bath, Maine
coal by 4. j. Mehafiey.
Schr. G. S. King, Andrews, Philadelphia, by
S. Shinn.
Schr. H. & J. Neild, Jones, Baltimore, by
Master.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Henry P. Simmons, Barrett, Tor this
port, sailed from Providence, 18th.
Schr. Minerva, Winslow, from this port, ar
rived at New York, l4tb
Schr. Beacon, (of Ph ladelphia) Smith, from
North Carolina, bound 10 Georgetown, ID. ["
was run into by steamer of the Rappahannock
river and sunk