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AiklYALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS
COLUmHIAN HOTRL.


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nnARIcgB NEWS
pOtiT oF RsCBHOND. Ssptcn,bcrIS.
uf.u ~,r,a ,.a,a1lyl 1,ooS-ers Hsz a5l; s,rs Coo
ARRIVED,
s-f- WITH rlHfs y. g., ..I... &. Cur-i.
Ei-1 tinls H..h f''f E.tl --aa1. stokes Rive.
Ni-l1ia, G.,.aHJ, Sr.t..l, wheat and cora, Hul n
FHtsfrrE
Bruas,t Jola.or plnf. -',e W co,Ia;t Co.
SAILED,
s...m.'p yorktown PARRISH. S. a. sc and passengers igd-
,.'sa.tg cry of Richmond, U.a,l, Phl., mike ant i1s-
s-n-.rs. e.. p C#r..rr.
scan Geo. Ps-b5y grsassd B,ltor rl,e ana saL.
a IA Cl.r.
s-f- s.Ire. E.slr-. Ai-yf, 1851.
May ara Ai-H-r. J.rs.I-. >o-;ok. a-.t
Tltr E.I .. t-ch b.. Belle. I.rH
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g,s,.St..ss sloUss OF START -
aNe and Ruunlug the ~tetut- szlss.a-,a--sl.
bSat-. - 90 q A-i th ll't h n, 40 toriailio"a
r. tifS e w c17L r. VI s.catis WIN leave ,h- Waa-.
a. EHe..t.s re.aIrJ ryeiy Monday. NtirtlV aat laf-'
llroar a. O'Clock precisely, and ryisfa each alternate day
r-tI tr s P.CK VITA J,c-r,i1r, r- Lns AFTER Non
- ta I.h Instant and continue I' Daily ln', yf'irr i7t
bhsr'at A.c,,r r-ry r,ry I1i,g, ta.siy and 81 if-
d,t -r.ir al O'Clock Prsss-y al return each Alternate day.
18th J1- I'll ,aea atal ug regular Laldag' The river
b.i1 90 rs and ssfa-nu-
Pf.Ifr. t1 Norfolk os pl-tsGcuth -
NI.Il. -r c-ls -I-h.tNtrl
Ftt 90 D. landed ti river must De paid for Ehfn sent
H1-n SIN r.t be- u.hl 'r % ait-r spot on the
'..s r o. H,sErN'
NNutE HALTz vIOss E5--.TrY-N ~ cyi.iy -.at -- ~
n r~eIgbt and Passenger llur-- ssEs=s.sssi1k.
GEu FtNbuun. Cartln kehsri fict-H, and hALNllhtE,
Ct1t Keen l.,t Richmond, br Baltimore every racidsy
and day. lt thr hu- 90 p oc>, VI RurH
sI baltimore 'h same GAYS, thereby -1aha7r 81 1ris
ana r.rnvrrs opportunity ~ communication De
tH-tn Che too u1i1ts every ct.rr iy-
sr.1 tatt auI SAFETY, thee steam ra are ne os' So
p-9r 90 ir class htyls been recently rc-ed in te stap
proved i1l.
Passage sui fare 81
Tg procured ether at cur o. Shecsoc tlp, opposite
We 800 s-,..'''l '''''' DAVID VIZ oUens
GSs- CIAL NiFFfCE,.--rhs st-i-,h'a JAWS s-.g
- TOwN has resumed her phase asn ID The inl be- 'a.
tretn here l-d Atu York
r. i-~s s.im,h'pl souPsaz ti7s win leayeNeT Yo's
me YosKrORN C,rt,In Psrr,h Saturday ats p n
The rAMESTONN Cagtln sinner eyg-y tl.siy ~ 8 T. ~
TsE0ANoAS ctP'Na en-, =, lhif'-ay' a. u A'
nav yin every rus Jay and friday at o'e-s
n ans saturday NJ tolehus at Norfolk gons and return
ing FJr further n.oraa'ion Apply % . 49,, =, ,-.-,,,,
au29 Opposite -tesmsr' wharvss.
Try,gF uaLTtuOIsE AND SAVANNAH -,sPEEs
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GREAT ATTRACTION,
EXC ellent 3 arg aims in
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY
FOR CASH.
CNHARLES LUhiSDEN still continues 70 sell
~ Fine Watches. very Low
Sets Jewery, very low
Gold Spectaces, very low
Gold Vest Chains, very low
Chatalaiuc Chains very low
Sterling silver Ware, very Low
Plated Ice Pitchers, very low
Clocks, very low
The above goods offered low TO make room for new
stock By CHAs LUMsDEN,
% Main ST.,
Second door above Pslro's Exchange Office
Watches Jevey and Clocks promptly repaired at The new
store 90 Main Street
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DrI G. AVER. Sir; I chcCrully comply with the
request of your agent and IMPORT 90 you some Of the
efr,trs have realized with your >Jrsaplrilll.
have circl with 10, u my practice, most OF the com
p'4nt. for which t Is recommended and have found it,
s|s truly wonderful u the cure Of IeHere1i and Ny
cu-ll Disease. one ofmy patients hal Syphilitic ulcers
In hi. throat which consuming, his palate and the
ron Of hi. mouth. Your Sursaparlla steadily taken,
-1-.sI him I'm five weeks Another attacked by
ou.lrv symptoms m his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of IT, 30 that believe the
vieIIsl 90 my almiustr OF your Sarsapgra the
ui,ars healed and he H. well again, not Of course without
some ii.iEuriiOn OF the face. A woman who had been
trpltl for the same disorder by mercury suffering
from OH. poison I'm her bones They had become sensi
tive To tbC weather that damp day she suffered cX
rritn. pain In her Joints and bones. she, too, was
cured entirely by your Sarsaparla In few weeks.
know from is formula which your agent gave me, that
this Preparation from your laboratory must he great
remedy, consequently, these truly remarkable results
with 70 have not surprised me.
~ I,-.t,r,,.li,, ,.5r,rs ~ Y IARINfFR NJ ID
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nIsrnRInAL Am IEaAL EXAMINATION % THAT PAR
1860. SPRING TRADE. 1861.
nOGGET a, ANDERSON.

CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRAAkLlh STREETS .
OFFER to their friends and the public large and desirable
stock Of French and American PAPER HANGlNis oithe
style and design for parlo chambers dining rooms an
halls, ao and Table Oh Cloths, all qualities, white anu
check mating coco mating shades OF description,
prize goods and muslin curtan eoniees and
bands hair hair cloth and pushes Tor cover
g Furniture Springs Lounges Feather Beds Bosters ane
Pillows shuck Mattresses all OF which VII be sold
puneua buyers are aso prepar
paper hanging and uphotering In the city or country
promptly by Persons needing anything IN
our ne WIN End greatly their advantage give call and
o al our stock and prices before buying elsewhere ap2T
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Jlon nALTl lIo.s I.--rr,-V' .e,l.,y -
GP CISL NOTICE.

TEysgE uALTGWOTE AND SAVANNAH yseF-7A
STEAMSHIP COMPANf comro1ed Of rrsf-cl11s -
lt-.ps are nov running regsy between The above port
Yrht Shipped savannah he Interior % the States n
Gs1rra and Alabama, b. Railroad RON savannah, sl have
s-o-rt att-at5a. T. n BELr, IT,, AGENT,
a.
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WILLOUGHBY's PATENT
Gum Spring and Gum Cylinde
FEED ROLLER
GRAIN DRILLS,

WITH WAGG0NERS ATTACHMENT RoR 6UANO
frHIS Grain L has n for than four years and
wherever In hes universal av5r u fa5 taken sew.
eniy five frt PFen um at n, various unity Pairs IN
rna rsyivsnia Ohio Indians, New jersey Maryland;
a the highest Prize SILVER MEDAL the United gaits Fair
held 1T Richmond. Va
ruced With rubber springs that when they contact with
focs rocks stnfns snts orhe Distractions six
teen inches high they spring pass over and nmsdIat y
gain their former petition avoiding tn necessity stopping
put In wooden rEs as in othr s Newly cleared .nd
seeded with ibis lT The springs be drill hardest
Kind Of sr uod but they viii suddenly Yield when they
affirm obstu ton.
second The arrangement for distributing the hy two yu.
canzed rubber rollers revolving together Rhch discharge the
grain In constant stream Without choking breaking grain;
and 'rreguiay OF the ground motion Of the
team, will the quantity the car not be q ed
by straw white caps In the wheat the rollers will carry Il
through 1he quantity sp~n regulated any desired amount
instantly, when sanding In notion
Third. VIII the teeth raised the ese seed and
instantly sorped The Drill can wn fe field
N field wNo leaking wasting he gar the teeth are
let down, the feed starts Immediately Ia motion
wheat rye oats barley with hopper and requires no
change also, all kinds Of rasI seeds, when desired
Nothing but the beat matee used IN hes. machines which
manufactured IN workmanikr and superb
chimes warranted to work well durable with proper
The juaro attachment Is most complete regulated
to sow the required quantity by the moving slide The
gaano IN the trench with the wheat end covered
JOHN ". CARDWFIL \ CO.
au22-t Agents the o Nirgnia.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
Aud for the speedy cure Of the suGonci varieties Of
Disease;
SeronaIa and scroruious Affections, such Rs
TumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOns. Ptm-
pies. Pustulos. mOtohes, BOns, Blains,
o,K1Axn. md, 9Th June, iS59.
c. AVER & Co. Gents; iscl il my duty to sc-
knowledge what your Slrsapgrilla has GONE lor me
Having inherited Scrofllous Infection, have suffered
from h in various ways for years soietnes Y, our.
turned inward aud distressed az the stomach Two
years ago broke ont my head and covered my scalp
and ears with sore, which painful and lolthsoe
beyond description. tried many medicines ana several
physicians, but without much relief rom any tln. IN
hct, the disorder grow worse. Al length was rlolced
U Rad I'm the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
an alternative Slrparilla for knew nom your repu-
tlton that any thing you made must be GOOD sent 70
Cincinult and got IT, and used Il till IL cured mo- took
h, you advise, In small doses Of te2.poonil over
month"; and used almost three bottles New and healthy
skin soon began 20 form under the scab which after
while itl or NV skin Is now clear, and know by my
can sl believe that ,cl what am saving when tell
you that hold you to Dc Of the apostles Of the age,
aud remain ever gratefully R fSqrT' T. rA1IEy
So. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipeIRs,
letter and Salt Rhcun, Scald Head, Ring
worm, sore Eyes, DropSy.
Dr. Robert NJ. Prtelc writes from Salem, n. Y, 18th
Sept tSJ9 that he has cured inveterate ease OF
Dro1sV which Threatened 10 terminate fatally, by the
Gus attack % Malignant EsIs by large doses ofthe
Same, says he cures the common ErtptioHs by It CON
stanty.
Rronchocelc, GOitre, Swelled Neck.
Ztbulon Sloan OF, Prospect, Texas writes Three
bottles of your Sarsaparilh curcl me from Goi,r-a
hlcols swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two years.
Lencorrhra or whites. Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Or. J. H. s. Channiug Of New York City, writes; Il
most chcyrlv comply with the request OF your acnt in
saving have found your SarsapariIla most excellent
Alternative In the numerous complaints for which
plov such a remedy, but especially In Flaie Diseases
OF the ScrOilous dathcsis. have cured many invct
crate eases of LcucorrhUl by e., and where the
complaint caused by Hiccr0'on OF the uterus: The
ulr.afion itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals 10 for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, of Ncwhury, Ala, writes; " \ dan
ccrous 1rrrui tuHor OF the females IN my family,
which hail dpel an The remedies could employ, has
at length bcn completely cured by your extract OF SGr-
s1narill1. Our physician thought nothing but cNtrpa
ti6n cou1 afford relief but he advised the trial Of your
SlrsIn1rh as the last resort before cutting, and Il
proved C1cctual Amer taking remedy eight weeks
no symptom OF the disease remains"
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Fire. Lie md Marino Insurance..

Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
rgfHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus nearly $3.50 600, Is prepared to issue policies
shov. descriptions OF Eks reasonable terms
similar Institution STATE respectfully ask share Of the
patronage the pubc Applications viii be received At the Of
Mouth Of Main and llh ree where the
officers will checriiiy give any information required.
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chas T Workman John II. Claiborne,
VIM O. TouphnE, Robert NJ. Burton,
John J. wilson, Th0s. A. Rest,
Alex Garrett, Geo. n. GFathmey,
loau z. sutleta IN ,. Barns
DAVID CURRIE Prest
Bosvsr A. T1,rrgIyf. Seciy. te2s
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.. t I.f 1sttnt and continue . Daily line, leaving o.,
rsr'a o.. Arcgrts --.a.y rsry Say, Thursday and slur
a. r. -saf clock rcss-y and re,url each alternate dag
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'-' FratcraaIly yours, c. V. LARDIER, NJ D.


INDEPENDENTS, Preston Co, Va, 9th July, $50
On =. e.. AVER Sir have bCen afflicted with apain-
mi chronic EisuuGfisH Or long time, which blicd the
skill OF physicians and stuck 20 me In spite of all the
remedies could lind, until tried your Slrsgplrl. One
bottle cured n weeks, aud restored my general
health ~ much that I far better than before was
attacked. think 10 wonderful medicine j. FBEAM.
jules \. Gctchcll. % ST. Louis writes; have becn
Inflicted for years with affection Of fbe Lirr, which
DESTROYED my health tried every thing, and every thing
failed 10 rplirvp me; and have been brOkgndoWu man
for some years from other cause than derHqrH1t Of
Ia Ifrr Ny beloved pastor, the Rev Mr.. Espy advised
M 20 try your SlrsIra because he said hc knew you,
anil ans. t'uE YOU made was worth trying by The bless
linz of tod t has cured me- and has purified my blood
"a. 10 make new man of me. feel young again. The
best that Do said OF you is not half good enough
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Dyxpepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy. Neuralgia.

MANY remarkable cures OF those affections have BEEN
r4s fv the Alternative power of this medicine To stimu-
lte- tis vital functions into vigorous action and thus
oy.reluics disorders which Wocld Dc supposed beyond
m. r..t such remedy hr~ long been reTirgd hy the
,-,i.s %. the people, and we confident that this
Will do for Them an that medicine can DO.
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RAILROADS, &C.
L E IS: 80 ~ -

TIRoM this the schedule this road 70 Norfolk and
IN viii be changed. Passengers will leave Richmond at
$50 NJ breakfast in Peterbu & and reach Norfolk by 1890 A.
mopd Al $50 p NJ TIIOs. II. wYNEE,
iv97-fm Sept
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DIED.


On Thursday, June 18th, 1860, HARRIET,
daughter OF Lawrence B. and Virginia Powell
Taylor aged eleven months, and sixteen days.
On Saturday, the 30th Of June. Mt Wood Cot,
the residence Of her son. Col. VIM. Henry Dan-
perfield in Prince Georges County. Nd, after 4
short illness, Mrs. MARIA II. DAINGERFlELD,
ut an advanced are.
On the eight Of June, 1859, LAURA COLE,
daughter OF James and Mary Cole, in the 10th
yeur of her ace. She fell victim TO that fatal
disease, consumption which terminated her earth
" existence. Her illness was protraccd, and her
sulcrines great but she bore her affection with
patience and calm resignation, knowing ii was the
lord who afflicted and would not put more on her
than she could hear, rcsgnng herself entirely to
His promise that in the sixth trouble He would
be with her. and IL the seventh would not torsakc
her When asked if she unprecedented any fear of
death she answered. no. Her faith seemed clear
and unshukcn when intcrrosa ted-her communIca-
tons to her friends concerning her future welfare
would he brief on account OF her deb!litatlon put
her evidence was such as 10 convince her friends
chat she was accepted Of God, when passing
through the narrow stream OF death, and ncr VI
sion would be closed on all things tcrrcst'ai.
She express cd a wish to see her sister, on whom
her affection was deeply concentrated. to be by her
in her closing scene of life, and to administer to
her in hcr last struggle as she had been with her
during her protractcd illness, and administered to
all her comforts and had tried TO alleviate and
mitigate her pain, and deeply Symlathlzcd with
her. Death to her was but harblnger OF repose.
She quietly brcathcd her life into the arms OF Him
who gave it. May this afliction be sanctlied un
to the family, and may they say III word and IN
truth that religion is no cunningiy devised fable,
but may they put on their wedding garment, and
oe ready at the bidding.
The crave can calm the troubled mind,
And Soothe the souls despair,
The weary child Of shall! lind
4 sweet oblivion there.
In lucid robes of SpotlesS white.
Religions angel form,
DiSpcls the shades of deaths dark night.
And smiles away the storm. H. IL.
OF Pneumonia, at his residence, in Culpcpcr
County, IN the 18th of June, !'r. PETER Il.
BOWEN, in the seventy third year OF his age
He was a member OF social sphere which for n
long period he had cnclrclrd with the radiance OF
4 nure ana genial heart. lie has left an example
81 unsurpassed integrity and moral rcctitude. t"
exert n hcalthtuI iniiacnce on those succeeding,
and to succeed Tim the varied duties of life.
In Georgetown Oh the Goth uItimo, NATHAN
lei. POPE. son OF y. 7. ana T.. NJ. Cauain, aged
years
Ia Washington, Sunday morning, July |.
after II lingering illness, winch she bore with pa
thence anl resignation, MARTHA, wife OF Peter
Poshiy, III The SiNly-$eventh year OF her age.
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JOHN ESDERS. ". SUTTON. RICHARD +. FOSTER
ENDERS, SUTTON & CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROk Frs,

RICHMOND, IKGlNlA.
CTATE, CITY, AND ALI, OTHER description
- Of STOCKS constantly for sale 1T market
rates in lots TO suit purchasers.
Acting as agents for several Internal improve
ment Conn anies OF the State. we are always sup.
piled with State STOCK and BONDS Of the dit.
fcrent Companies in Virginia, which We will fur
nish 10 correspondents AZ current MAI ke' values.
Dealing exclusively OH COMMISSION, We will
be happy to receive orders either for the sale or
purchase Of Stock. Richmond, ie 3o-dlw
IMPORTANT TO LAND BuYERS.-Ry ;tu-
| thority OF the owner, authorized 10 sell II
very valuable FARM, situated within five miles o.
the town OF Warrenton, and containing about 500
ACRES. There is upon the Farm an abundance
Of Wood and Timber and plentiful supply of
never failing water. 1t is divided into eight or
nine fields. most Of which are well taken in
grass. and all under enclosure. The improve
ments consist of commodouS and comfortable
-. DWELLING HOUSE, and NIL necessary out
I'll buildings the latter having been recently
built The land is Of fine quality, lies well, and
is III excellent condition. more particular de.
Scription is drelDcd unnecessary. and it is pre-
Sumcd persons desiring IL purchase will examine
for themselves. The terms will be acct mmoda-
ting Title unqucStiOnable. Address for infor-
nation, JAMES V. BROOKE. <
Wsrrenton, va, je l6-2awGw.
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HUNNEW ELLIS UNIV ERSAL
COUGH REMEDY.
+ 4. p. Il. 7. 4.

For ali Throat ant Lony Complaints, from
Common Couyhs 10 -lctHm Consumption.
TTUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Z TOLU ANODYNE, the natural and sure
remedy Cor all Nervous Complaints, from Neural
gia through all cases where Opium was ever used
10 that ii Dclirium TrcmcnS, and the common
chief cause Of disease, the Loss of Sleep The
Tolu Anodync. though containing not particle
of Opium produces all the requirements Of, and
may be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used, without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient in perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy, Greed from all
the common objections Of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausca or proStrat!on,) may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
plants, and used with perfect impunity. Asking
all to court from proprictorS or friends the most
severe investigation Of both Remedies, and read
Jag of our pamphlets, to be found with all dealers,
and more particularly to purchase only OF those
who can be depended upon, we wait III confluence
the decisions Of Patients and Physicians.
prices within reach of all.
General gents---J. W. HuNNEWELL { CO.,
& ) CommerciaI Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
uUNNEWELL, iij Water street, New York
Under the special supcry ision of JOHN L. HUN
NEWELL Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Miss, whose gnaurc covers the corks OF the
genuine only and TO whom address all commune
cations For sale by all respectable dealers every
whcra. PEEL y olEN Enc Agents,
And by all dealers in Alexandria.
an 3--coi Dec 10, 81.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Political Intelligence.

New ORLEANS, July 1.-The friends of
Bell and Everett held an enthusiastic meet
ing here last night, aud appointed delegates
to the State Convention ut Baton Rouge. lt
was resolved that in case of the absence OF
delegates, their substitutes should DO APP
pointed
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Navy York Market.

xsw YORK, July Flour i. heavy; State 81 :
~" ~. Ohio Sj7jMS5.S5 Southern $5.65@
-? - o. Wheat is heavy; choice Western white
5 I2@. Corn i, very dahl and easier Provisions
l'0t s.c, and quiet; lnyss pork SlS@$ls; prime
s sS ;nIl sI2S7 Lard is firm at va i2!c-
,,tt;sl.2 j. held at 2ltc: buyers offer only Gle.
c,ts ar. ouirt; Mo. Is Sl!, eX-iutcreSt.
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MARRIED.

In Washington. on the morning of the 2Sth nt..
at ST. Aloysius Church, hy the Rev. Father Ma
guire, JOHN +. KAN, to MARY ANN, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Hugh hirnan, OF Prince Georges
II
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i, A Rim E Ii 8 7 .
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULl 2.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Monticello. Gagcr. New YORK, 10
qowle i Co Spoke in Hampton Roads snip l%'-
Hrht. The schr Yankee Doodle Is still ashore III
fh. river and has deck full Of coal on one SIDE.
Schr. Orris Frances, Clark, New Haven, to bor-
den Mining Co. ,,
Scbr. .John SilIimau, Clam, Norfolk, I" Master
Steamer JamcS Jerome, Jerome, PhiiauelPn'a' 10
" IN. II. Fowlc Son.
steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore to wheat
4 Bro.
Schr. Eliot Weaver, Boston. by |. j. Meh'f1ey'
Schr. Baltimore, Mayo, Boston, by d. NJ
Franks.
Scbr. Mariauna. Bowen, Dighton, by Borden
Mining Co. H.
Schr. James House, Sprague, Fall River by
Borden Mining Co.
NEMoRASpA.
Schr. Fairfax, Mott, sailed from New t"rk' Tor
this port, @nth ult.
schr. Isle Of Pines, French hence At Providence
2Sth ult
Schr. Black Bird. Compton, hence At Boston,
}0th nit.
30th ult
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-03
Conn NJ T r c I a L.
Alexandria Market, July 3.

W. nots a continued inactivity in the market
=. Rrcadstuts. Flour is dull, with small sale: 10
10. retail trady Super nominally $500 Nothing
I'm, in Wheat but little to operate WITH ana re-
" "ss very small Corn 75GgIsc for WHITE rnu
ytsiow--ight transactions Rye quiet and MAJ oats
I'm Grocery and Provision market quiet
aI.,,r,rd other fertilizers inactive.