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FRANKLIN CIRCULATING LIBRA
e'f RYAT
G. M. FESSENDEN'S. '


ZnHE public a'c informed, that lie BO0Ks
- ar TOW rcndy fir delivery. The Iibrar,
contains the whole OF Scoiis Novc1s-40 vols
British nerclIsis, 8 vols. s,W
Lady OF Manor, 2 veIs. ... S
Edgwouh's Tales. ~
scot's life Of Napoleon, abridged.
Pelham, i5cveycux. Dsewnes.
Exclusive. Parey's ANNALS.
Darnlcy, or the Rcd Of The cloth OF Gold.
IRISH legends. Paul Jones
ll George Barneli. Carbonnro.
Lau, le Todd. American anecdotes.
Foscarin'. :. School Of Fashion.
Wcpt Of the w'sll-lua- wish ti
Ryorent De Cruce. BcnirIcs.
\ Romance of history. H
Tales OF E g. Souvenirs. tacr -
Ramon the Rvo Of Cuba. n
Honor O'Hara. Popular Taics,
Knickerbocker. Sketch Eo0k, &c. &c.
\ The terms 10 subscribers are Q Ioiars yea,
To non-sul scribers, the same as other Libra
ries. ~. 4
Those ineih'ed to Patronize, are requcsied II
:all and examine the Catalogue
MAY Is.
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SADDLE. HARNESS AND TRUNK
M RING. %

6NHE subscriber would inform his friends il
~ Warren and Vic ni'y, that he continues
the above branch OF business, at Lis old '.ant
few doors Eat ofth Bap.is. Meeting Honse
where he wi make haise and Wagon Hsr-
ness, Saddles and Brides. Travelling and o'hel
Trunks. Portmanieaus. vaiiscs, Fire Buckets
Ships Hose and Be:low.,-l sc. sl. ~ 81
Carriages and Harness cleaned and 'eporcd
He has on hnnd Tor sale, mn assortment OF
Saddles. Harnd sscs. Bird es, Halter, Whips.
Curry Combs. &c. hich he will sell chcap fol
cash or ap rovcd credit. 5gf a u
Cbaises, Gigs, CarrysIls, and Wagons, furnish
cd at short nOtirc. se
"a share ofpat onage is respectfully So
tied.
THEODORE BARNEY:
March 8. 4g& sslgffal s0iEs s@4
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TO THE
LADIES !!
WHITE and Sound Teeth are both a. ,

WHITE and Sound Teeth are both ~ or.
namcni and blessing. The bcs, sceug-
hy for their advantages is TO be found in The usv
ftfe
BR TIsH ANTIsEPTIC DEsTIFRICE.
This elegant Tooth Ponder, with very Iittls
ue, eradicatsa the Seuary in The gums, and
prevents The accumulation Of Tartar, which
not only bFacke,,s but loosens tho teeth, pnd &C
CELEBRATES their decay. The Deniifrice thus re-
uovos tho prevailing causes OF offensive bre-.n,
orsservc. he -hcshhincss and Horidnoss Of tho
gums, and renders the teeth beautifully wLitss
Price so cents.
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REMEDY FOR
RHEUM .ATISMI

TIL cxcru'isting pan--'he decrcpe bcan nd
ilefor,nhy, and tho premature old gckvhich
ro the usual attendants Oft disordcrIs suf-
cred by mupy from despair OF . cure, qbdissp.
point men, in the efficacy If The nnme4s pro.
ended an,idoles psod 10 effect this pxo.s.--
Bw those WIN have mad fair tIial oil
DIR. JEBB'S CELEBRAT,ED)LNE-
.MENT,
sven in caves OF long st. nding. and Of most
.ev re chsracier, have received cert relief
md many have been cured ~ u few d. some
in "a bolJs ! as q nvmbc' Of icr os IBos,oD
md vicinity. Who were formerly afl'h with
the Rhtumotisrn, have very fully tesli Ger
'6'm'es arc in the possession II tho Ipricior.
,roying tho mos, tho ouah end su,prk cure,
by means ofshis powerful Linemen -rnscs !.
where other approved applications utterly
tailed. The LIn,mcrt 10 also uscd sueccrs
Coz Bruises. spra,ns Numbnsss, Sii4 OF tie
Joints, Chibloiss, nc. f'a
Pshs 80 cess
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PRINTING MATERIALS,

Either new or sec,nd hand. al tho very lowest
prices. From ihorou, Ia knowledge and long
xrencncc an suppl! ing ihc'S articles. he feels
Confident, by his personal attention. to be ena-
led TO make such selc otions as viii give salts
isciion al the stdr,es. notice.
Terms, for new mater als,will he six months
sIih satisfactory acerp,anres, and l'2 pe'
Ell, deduction for cus!. s.sI.
ord.tc received for tho Washington, Frank
En-, and othcr Presses. Mathcr's NIX, Rollers
and Type. from all lire respeetablc Fonndfes.
On hand 700 lbs Whrr's rinior, scar o.,
oiled, al g., cen IS i, 81 days, or ID ccnis cash
90 lbs. I'm on 200 Nonpare. 100 D'svier
and 80 Long Primer, used only in Shroyplne
| Tor wblehs handsome dcasc ion " i'll be mace.
Two second hand Washington hedem PiGrs
IS. al I25 dollars cI,h ach, ind ono super roy.
| sl nj 1870 dollars cash. ff
Primers who give the above foui insertions
will be entitled to'2 dollars in materials.
j. HOLT.
a., William -siees. Scw York
May l6'
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DIR. RELIES
Oc BOTANICAL DROPS.


ifS oo,s of the most cfficacious compounds
~ in the .Maferia Mediea, for the. euro OF
thut class o inv y.terate Diseases, produced by
IN impure sa,e 4 the blood, and J tnistsd
hsbii Of body and usually exhibiting themselves
IL The forms of Scrcjula. Salt Rheupt. Lep.a
rosy. 81 dnfkony's Fire, Feuer Sores, (evcn,
when the b,.nessfe aflc.ted,) Whne Seedlings
(if applied will, Dr. Jcbb's L,ncmcnt.) F0ui aud
Obstinate Ulcers Sore Eyes, Scaldhs0d in
children, Scurvy nno Scorbutic Gont, Pimp-
led or Carbuncied Faces. Fesferins E,upt-
ions. and Ternal Tdinfs shr oughouf the body
in which last case The Drops oitcn cure when
Mercury fails They arc aiso the best Spring
and Au,umnal Physic 10 purify and cleanse
the system from huInofs which. itequcnily nP.
pear al ,hese season cfthc yyar. They also
s,d the prdcc Of digestion, and. by purifying
the blood, Prcrent tie OF on Of NAL gnant
humors on the lpngs. The proprietor conIid ut
ly RELICS upon the vas, number Of surprising
cures effected by these Drops, not only IN Bos-
ton and as vicinity, but throughout the Union
for tho hes; proof of their excellence - ah uf-
failing Alterstime Medicine, in nIi the cases a
bove specified. This article has recently been
pronounced by o physician Of tho frat rcspc ci
biIhy, who had Witnessed It surpr sing cffca cy !,
rs entitled, in his op MON, TO take tho icad of
aIf the popular articles know, for tie above
complaints, and indeed il is faet gaining thi
point in public estimation. threnghou,ihc coun
try. Price 81 a Bottle, or Sig Bottles Of
81. " IS a.; -
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ALVAN COLE.

hhVhlN SOl<I,
Has for sale at his Boot and Shoe Store,
one door South of Coles Hotel,
" Gentlemens Boots and Shoes, first
quality
Gentlemens cheap dress Pumps
Ladies Cloth and Kid Shoes (ne'cesi
siyie) >
DITTO Morocco and Leather do
Ditto Cloth and Kid Slippers
Ditto Morocco and Leather do
Childrens colored Boots and Shoes
Any size or kind wanted, not on hand,
will be made at short notice. q
Also for sale, BELLS superior Paste
Blacking. Shoe Brushes, &c.; all Of
which viii be sold at the lowest prices.
Aprill7 II.
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BOOKS .aaD !. NJ! ,!S;ITil'.allITl'Ili0NARY il'.llI

n LpE US speII;ax books. Il, 5 God vols.
IN DHso reader E"eI'-h do ,,',-.
oodritch'r bisto', u. s.
Dabol's ariihmeiics
Aiemoren ndum books - leather covers
Hank books
Writing aud cypheging books
Nea York and proy,denco primers
Toy hooks sof oil kinds by the dozen
Russia and Philadelphia Quills
Letter and pot paper, good,
u Walkden's E"elish Ink Potcder- warrant.
cd. t1 For seis by sltt
81. sea G. T. GARDNER,
may 8. s ,ni Water-st.
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DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER,

IN OR sore or infdmed Eyes, gives mmedi-
~ ate eafc and relief. On recent sore eyes,
the eff CT is more sslutary. hero the COM
plant has been ofyears standings, and in some
exceeding bad cases, the most unexpected and
desirable reici has been found in the i,se of this
EYE WATER, uffcr' every other remedy had
failed. Many persons " ho have used il, pro.
nounce Il the best preparation for these com
plants they have ever met with, especially in
cases Of soreness OF inflammation Of long stand
ing. Price rs cents Q bottle. ''s:
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THe jollseiag HYas, composed dy q. p,s..s-
gsbsr ofAs ,Soc;nl Chsb, rqs suay at te
Celebration N his, ,to~n on Monday last.
Hail hail fair freedoms glorious morn !!
Hail tl,e blcst jubilee ~
"A, nation ia freedom is born
~, Shout, shout for Liberty! ~h ~
Hark millions shout--prans' OF JOY, ~
Loud. triumphant, burst forth <;
No longer dosyrants destroy
Shout, shout, through the wide earth
Shout, shout, the high praises of God I! 81
az II is our Jubilee /; Ils4 y 81 gst-
Our Fathers broke the tyrants rod ~
Shout, shout, for Liberty !rsa7ss ot
Orr bonds arc burst, onr sons are free
Our freedomis secure W. g-sr.
Our hopes, our rights are liberty -
They must, they shall endure. 500 Sfa
Sound, sound the fame our Fathers won
q Grown, crown the victory Is .si ssis
Ring their praise from Father to Son,
Shout, shout, for Liberty as .aist
Joy, Joy, for freedoms blessed gin,
The dearest rights Of man!
Times numberless years, rolling swift,
Shall keep the glorious plan. gl a'
Hail Hail fair freedoms glorious morn
Hail the blest jubilee /! fe
A nation in freedom is born ~ ~
+hout, shout, for Liberty!
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ADVERTISEMENT! !!

TO THE ASTiiMA ATTIC 4 COASUMPTIvE.
rHE mos prevalent and fatal OF all the 10
eases incidctto civilized society-ibe Con
sumption = may generally be traced 20 the lsast
alarming dsordc's. a slight blfnegIeeeid Cold
isy estimation II appears at one hund cd and
fJy fhonsand re.sOns die innua lly Of the Con.
sumption. n osi Of those dresdful results may
he attril Ut ID 10 common Colds, and ne esIiQent
reatmen, OF the banassing Cough that gshss-
al ensucs--mheh 10 usually followed by d.ficulf
breathing, pain in the side, and OF l.st U1ety-
nted Lungs. Violent and repeated Asthmaiict
attacks also brag on Consumpiive synpion,s.--
o ne odwO dollais expended ia tho purchase Of,
| DRSRELFE'S S SdSTH.MAz7C Pills,
AID ahiuc attention t. their tin -iys adrnins,rs-
ion, will usually ensue mitigation, ,ol these ds-
orders, ard generally affect cure. The Pills
aie also an easy aud cfleciual remedy for the
symp; oms proceeding and accompanying tho
Asthma aud Consumption. FIR Colds. { onghs,
dificnl,y of Breat. ing, gh,ness and tt:icture
across the Chest, Wheeling, Pain in the Side,
pitiing Of Blood. &c. Few cases can occur Of
any OF this class OF disorders in which the pur-
chascrs Of DIR Relies Pills i'll not find rich
return for their .rcing expenditur..
Pdcs lIO'e boxes, 80 Pills, L doll. half do
| ~ Pills, so. cents. fa 1, tf4. 3. ~
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CABINET 81
TWRMINwR8a

TNyHE subscriber offers his remaining
stock on hand, on the most accom-
modating terms. And Notwithstanding
hehas disposed Of large portion, ut Auc'
ion, there is still on hand, as good an as
sortment, ss can be found in this County,
and will be disposed of at prices very rca-
sonable. Purchasers are requested to
call and examine for themselves, as te
quality and price. u
June 70.
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AMONG WHICH ARR
Blue, black, brown and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
Sattinets, rowen cashmere, woolenet, bPk
lasting, drab and brown drilling, nankins,
duck, silk, valencia, &c. VESTINGS,
a splendid variety of CALICOES, fur
niturc prints, Scotch and English ging-
hams, plain and figured Swiss, null and
book muslins, white and colored cambrics,
fashionable dress silks, pongee, Gro de
Nap, grapes, palmyrine bnttiste, sarsncts,
florence, silk and tabby velvet, bambazet,
bombazinc, silk hdkls., Italian cravats,
raw silk and cotton shawls, black s. white
wrought bobbinct lace veils, bobbinet lace
wells, bobbinet lacss, wrought muslin
|capes, insertings, black, brown and white
linens, damask cap, belt and taf RIB
BONS braids and cards imitation linen
hdkfs plain, figured and plaid cotton era
watts; ladies and gentlemens black silk,
slate, white and mixed cotton and worsted
hose ;ladies kid, Rorseskin and white lin
en- gloves and mitts; gcntlemens kid, horse
skin and linen do |; silk stocks canvass ;
padding ;buckram; rattinett sewing silk;
tapes; braids quality ;bleach'd & brown
shcctings and shirtings tickings; stripes;
checks ;towelling knitting cotton linen
and. cotton thread floss suspenders
flannels carpeting bonnet paper floor
hand, clothes and tooth brushes; PAL~M
LEAF HATS gilt coat and vest buttons
pearl do /; needles, pins, aid thimbles
scissors hooks and eyes {; knitting pins
&c. &c. ,s..
| ALSO, a 3 81,
LADIES new style bronze and prn
nella Shoes |; Children's 10. s
Large India wrought shell
COMBS, =,
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4 yAcoyETs-,p lssssst-
" msnt jost received, for ssIe At 2
may ~. - LONC ROOM
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TO PRINTERS.

lyliIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully begs leave 10 i
~ form his brethren Of the profession. tina
ne will attend TO orden for su. plying all kind
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CUTTING

QUITTING
DONE Ar SHORT NOTTCE.
COATS, PANTALOONS, sc.
Cleansed, Repaired, and Altered, and on
the most reasonable terms.
By The latest FaslioSs are received.
Warren, May 90.
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aNTI-BlLiuCS FILLS,
both Of which ase to bespkcn tog ther. accord
ng 10 vainob'e, picin and practical direct
rions accompanying The Specific. Price 80 Ct,
each ..o.l,s-. 49, ~
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DYSPEPsIA,
OR INDIGESTION

OF long standing, md Of the most obsiinai,
character, has been Immediately icl eyed, an,
often re maneniiy cure !, in variety Of case
lint have occurred mBo ton and vicinity, by u.
.ng FOR a sto-t ,in'o
DIR. RELFE's> VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
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THE
NEW YORK MIRROR

A Repository efpeEk Literats~s and he
.9rts :embelished quarterly ,cifh a spieN-
did Coppvplate Engrasing, and ,reekly
Nth a popular piece Of Music arranged
,eith ceco'mpanimens for The P;ana.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-27
Notice.

an Wednesday, the l4th instant, q small hoy, aged
- - years named Robert F. Euans, left has home in
Alexandria and has not since been heard OF bv ais pa
rents He was Of small stature, blue yes, light hair
and light complexion. When lie LETT home, he had on
black glazed cap brown csssinet' jacket and tro".
sers Any person who could give any information of
him, would confer lasting obligation Oh his anxious
parents by whom a'i persons are hereby forewarned
from hsrboring conveying away said child orin any
way OBTAINING him from his parents, ss' IN such cass'
lit being known) the law will be- risldiy enforced
spr27-3t ROBERT EVANS.
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DRAJTS THIS DIP.

Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 9 for 1850,
Will be drawn in the City of Washington OH Tuesday,
the 9th Of April
so NUNBERS--9 DR3TVN B.aLLOTS
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZG 10000
Tickets $40; halves S quarters 50; eIghihs l Is
Groton Monument Lottery of Connecticut,
Glass No. 6 for 1880,
Will be drawn at Hartford Conn on Tuesday, 9th
HIdHET PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 50; halves 90; quarters so cents.
Maryland State Lottery,
Class No 4 for 1880.
Will be drawn in the City OF Baltimore on Wednesday,
28th April,
On the odd & SYSTEM by which the holder OF two
tickets or two shares certain to obtain at least one
prize, and may draw three!
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000
Tickets IS; halves , 50; quarters l IS.
To be had in variety of numbers at the Office of
J. CORSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, alexandria,
$50
Drawing Of the
Connecticut State Lottery,
For the Benefit of the Retreat for tile INSANE Extra Class
No 4 for 1880.
50 81 SO "A 81 IS 9 so
~ .another Handsome PrizeL-A whole tick
ct, having it the combination Nos 8, 9, 3D. entitled
to the handsome prize of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, was sold. the 23d April, to gentleman Of
Alexandria, and the cash paid sight at the truly for
tuuste Office of J. CORSE. where have been sold lately
prize Of 0O0 prizes of $780, prize of 5000, be.
sides zoos, sos, &c. too numerous to particularize
aDril u
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z. J. SAyetat

HAS received, by the Charlemagne from Paris, an
Il elegant and splendid assortment of
PAPER HANGLNGS {. FIRE SCREENS,
which he will sell as low they can be bought at any
other place in the United States.
arr "a
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ENtice.

ICE can be had at the Team Boat Hotel, from n.
Il rise till 10 o'clock in the evening, each and every
day in the week during the season.
april g WI. B. STUART.
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Spring Goods.

spring GOods.
JOSEPH JANNEY & Co.
HAvE just received large stock of Spring Goods,
1 which have been purchased on The best terms, &
VII oh are offered for sale very cheap.
anril %
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. C.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL g. ,

The following is the letter of Mr.. CrO,t.,
MIR. Fan Buren, relative to the remorn IS
publisher of the Laws of the U. States !, =
nessee, and which was referred to in ar r
ett's letter published in the Gazette Som. 4
ago:
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NEW-YORK MARKEr-NovEMnER 90.

NEW-YORK MARKEr-NovEMBER 90.
Ebw-'rhe arrivals of Western Flour have
been large since our last and much If it has been
stored for winter sales. The wet weather and
French Celebration have interrupted the ordina-
~ business of the week. and sales of Western
have been generally at a small reduction. Ship
ments to a considerable extent still continue to
be made BY the Liverpool and Havre packets.
There is but little Southern Flour in market, but
it has been dull, compared with New York and
Western. We auote-New York, superiine,
S56a5 ~; Trov. do. IL Is; Western.
do, 5 IL 81; Philadelphia. 25 a 81; Bal
timore, City, ) IL %; do Howard street, 5
50 &c.
fraia-The receipts Of Western Wheat since
our last have been unusually large, probably 3d.
600 bushels. much of which had been previously
contracted for bv millers and shippers; 5000
have been purchased during the week, for ship
men, To England, at about ~ cents. which is a
reduction OF two or three cents below the highest
previous rates. North River Wheat has sold at
lO6 to 1O7 cents: and good Vir4nia lin store) at
l05 cents. Northern Rye mas sold readily at 60
to 20 cents, and Barley as high as 75c.-D tide.
Corn Exchange arrivals If Flour wore
rather large; the stock accumulated. and prices
in general are 6 l2 cts. lower with a rather
heavy market; Western Canal Flour was sold at
S. 18a ) 81. and some common brands at rs
Is; of Ohio the sales were at len l8; small
parcels Richmond city at 20; Baltimore How
ard street at 5 30; common Southern brands we
quote IS! (: Petersburgh was sold at 35s
On the last extensive purchases of Western
Whear took place at l06 ll9cts. for exporta-
ton; Virginia Brought 100 105cts. Rye scarce
a. GOA 7Octs. Saes of Barley a, 75cts. North
ern Corn G2tcts. Southern none ere.-Jour. c.
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SHIP NEWS.
p0R" pF .8LEXaA DRL4, On. c

ARRIVED. DECEMBER H.
Schr. Constitution, Smith, New london; pota-
toes. cheese, oil. sc. to the Master.
Schr Lima. Jones, Newburn. \. c. tar and
70 sin to J. Yeaton.
SAILED,
Schr. Pioneer. Atkins, Boston.
- Haxa!. Shove. do
steamer Columbia, Mitchell. Baltimore
Steamboat Fredericksburg, b. J. jenkins. do.
900
Ship Columbia Foster. frcH this port for Ii
vert Dol, sailed lrcm Hampton Roads, Goth ult.
brig United States. Rell, from this port, ar
rived at New Orleans 18Th ult.
schr. Asenoria. Clarke, for this port, cleared
at NorioiX
Schr. Columbia, Shnn, cleared at New York
for THIS port, 9th ul.
Sloop Friendship, Duncan, cleared at Phila-
dclpha for this pct 50th ult.
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VMta ls1o give Nu.ic.

vgvH,'r the subscriber o, AIexantria County, in the
District nf Columbia, mas famed from the Or
ohans Court of said Gouu:c, letter, Of sdnini-r ton,
with the will anne zed on the estate of NICHOLAS
.iNa.ToN arc of said county deceased Al persons
having clam, ag,ins, said dcccden, are hereby war;
cd to exhibit The to the s;ib cribrr, with the
vouchers thereof, PASSED by the orphao'S Court, ON
ur h-for the sc'cd ia, of Decemb-r 1881; or tn,
NAY b las. be excluded from a. benz ii TO said e~
ate and those indebted thereto, q re" 70 maxi
immt iae n. m-nt Gwen under IN, han1 this III
Hec-mo.r, 8 o. joan iAWSO>,
,mipi,tratur. with the will annexed of n Kingston
81
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GENERAL Posr OrrlcE. DEPARTMENT.

GENERAL PosT OFFlcE. DEPARTMENT.
-sfl6fce of Mail Contracts. Nov. 10, 1880.
Posi- Mas'er, alexandria, d. C.:
SIR-Thele is now an Afternoon Mail from
this place to Baltimore, which leaves Washington
at Q. and arrives at Baltimore at 8 O'Clock; to
accommodate the citizens Of Alexandra in a more
convenient communication to this place and to
Baltimore. the Past Master General has direct
ed. that from this day forward, the express which
takes vonr Northern mail to Alexandria, shall re-
min there till o'clock. or within few minutes
of that hour. and bring "a mail from Aexan-
dia 10 this place. and arrive before the departure
IF the Baltimore afternoon mail You will there
fore make up an extra mail every day, both for
Washington and for Baltimore, and send il by
the express. By this arrangement, the citizens
of Alexandria. by putting letters in your Office
bv before l O'Clock, p. NJ. may send them to
this place by ., and to Baltimore by O'Clock.
the same evening. tits desirable that the citizens
of Alexandria may know of this arrangement.
Your obedient servant,
Nov. 25-eo6t o. B. BROWN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-02
district Of Columbus.

County Of Aler0na. "a, Aef.
dNEORGE WEBS TER has applied to the Hos.
u William Cranch, Chief Judge OF the Unted s'ates
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under the Act for The
relief of nsolvent debtors within the District Of Co.
lumba on the first Mondy Of December next, At "'nc
O'Clock, A. N. at the Court House IN Alexandra.
when and where his creditors a quir-d TO attend:
nov se-des I--3t FbM !. LHb, q. e.