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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
Sugar, Tea, CNifee, &c.


o. . edassortmeni Of
GROCERIES. Viz:
so bids anI tierces sugar, ofvsrious qualities
IS hhds, 'ierces, and bbls molasses, OF do
40 packages of teas, gunpowlcr, imperial a
young Tyson, OF FINE quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, of dii!e-en, numbers
20 bags best and common coffee
SALT--iuosc aud IN sacks
SPFES-Embrscing pepper, slsrice, glng,
cloves. nutmegs, Cinnamon, mace, sc
SPihIIS -Frcuch brandy, Holland gin, Jam,ti
Antigua, and New England rum.
HINES Madeira, Lisbon. port, malaga, SC; ,o-,
of them very low priced.
DIES Indigo, copperas. msdder, logwoOd, iusis
alum. sc
epson SALTS ola superior quality
SNUfF--I.ciper, Garrett, " Lorllar's MacCsbsu
PAPER-Wriling and vrsppng; tobacco ,tarrb
cheese, fig blue, gunpowder, shot bar Ie'l
birthstone, salt petre, &c &c the whole otwhch they
will SELL wholesale aud retail on very modcraiete
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Notice.

yFJOHN WRIGHT, who was from the County Of
Fairfax, oudoun, Prince William. or Fauquer, and
served in the campaign und General Braddock, in
the year 1855. be living he or his legal representatives,
b, addressing letter to VIM Il. PATTERSON, Esq.
Lexington Kentucky, will hear of something to their
advantage. dec 28-eo3m
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seventy Ave DoNavs Reward.

seventy i've D0N&rs NE w Ara.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber, near New Bait.
~ more. Fauluer County, Va. Oh toe 18th OF de-
cember last,
NEGRO JACK;
about % "a years OF age; five feet or eight
inches hig'; wei made; has II his Jeff cheek. *
down cok when spoken to JACK had on when he
let my premises pair OF Old linsey Pantaoons and
frnck coat of grey c'oh much worn.
wi! give twent. five dollars for his apprehension
and delivery If taken within, ana seventy five dollars
# taken without the State, provided he is secured in
any j.i 50 that get hun again.
JACK is not spr,ghtiy but from having driven
N Alexandria frequently well acquainted in
that place on the road. anal it is believed will not
wantfDr facilities in secretng himself
WILLIAM HAMPTON.
Jan }1--6w
~ P. 5. Having sold the above described
Negro TO Joseph Brawner at his risk, wlsi to notify
he public that after this date wit not pay any re-
ward WN HAMPTON.
February d, l83l-feb 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
Charles nenHetI

ggAs imported. by the snip poneerirom Liverpool,
q 4 the following
GOODS.
Which are offered for sale on the usual terms:-
Gou's 3! q. "a, and pit blankets, some of extra
qur'ty
SUP -rfine blue, olive, AMI dark mixed cloths
Cambric ,nu ,iins book and aconet hdkfs
Boo, ,nu, ,nI sprig null maslns
Gnghams Hoiland and double fine linen tapes
Back six hose
B,cs silk wsstcoa,ing, velvet and forentne
Shoe and colored threads, of various qualities
Sh,d aud herring SEINE TWINE
Sail tw;ne and book-bnders' swings
Double G,oster and pine apple English Cheese,
from London, of first quality
And, by the statra, expected daily from Philadelphia,
he will receive
A general rs sortInent of Domestic FL4NNELS
Amongst which are some of a fneness equal 10 any
English
Slttinetts and cassinetts, and American cassmeres
K-rseys and linse,s, cotton Jsnsburgs
Furniture cotton checks and pIails
PenItentary stripes
Flushlnss and Deyonshire kerseys
Bleachrd and brown domestic cottons x shirtimgs
Black and coored circsssisn stufis
Wai,tcoatng, great variety
Malrss and superfne ndIa Roma! silk hdkfs
Bedticks, sewing silks
Twed sackings and Scotch oznaburgs sc. &c.
septo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
For Rent,
Mouse OF Industry

'sNHE Managers Of this institution solicit the atten-
ton of their Friends, and the public generally, to
large supply excellent. ua5ieached, and White Cot
ton Shirts which hey offer for sale. very moderate
terms VIZ: unbleached so CTS white rs cts.
heir funds at present. very low; sni the friends
of the poor Az respectfully invited Cal, at the DE
posi,rry corner of rince and Water streets, immed
ately opposite the Farmers Bank; whore any orders
viii be thankfully received, aad promptly executed.
feb 9
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Notice.
For Sale or Rent,
Brass F0uudsry

yZACHAHIAH NICHOLAS begs leave to inform ms
IL renIsio Alexanlria anlits vicinity, and the pub
lie generally that having. at great expense, establish
cd BRASS FOUNOERY on Water street, for the
purpose Of casting ANDIaoNS with every otherspe
Si.s of WORK connected with the business ne assures
them thatn. viii cast aai finish any work which may
BE- entrusted to him we'll and as cheap as can be
nro:ueed from any OF the Northern Cities. He will
also make Or repair Soda Fountains upon application
1t. has, moreover, ernpioyeda workmantrom England
-. c,nauci the Cutlery Business and soiiciss portion
of the public patronage AL kinds OF crews brass,
iron, steel, sc. cut to order.
Applications nav b. made either at the Foundry on
w ter street or at his old stand Fairfax street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
Notice,

TIME Directors of the Washington Bridge will pay
L suitable reward for the delivery of Whatever wood
or timber be found in the river belonging to the
Bridge and which has been carried away by the late
ice and freshet.
mar 1-St
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NyArnu!ion Fire COmpAn!

Extract from m ,7et efMe Corporation # fief1Ha'
the EIting,Hshment u fUe $500.
CSC Z. IF any person who shall he prese' :. -,
fire, shall neglect or refuse TO obey the order
ton of any Officer, who shsu be appointed o' AN
Compan, now established, or which may be heI'",
established, knowing him to be ofiiceI' sucs
shall forfei, and pay III, sum of FIVE dollars
the name OF such officer shall first have been pun
in one Of the public paper"
1 L meeting OF the IIydraulion fre I'M u. i
n held on Monday evening, l4th Feoruar,
lowing Officer were duly elected tor the e"''"e'
President WIN C. GARDSER
Uce President JONATHAN JAsNki
Treasurer WM STABLER.
Secretary -HuGH G. SMITH.
DIRECTIONS:
Um9 UTV;aus A ID Hrrnoa
Robsrt II lHhsr ChnIes I M'"'
Beyamin H4iiOVeH I'm S'e0'9 n,..-,,
robert Jamie,ou Bnjamin BH'0'
feb 2l-3t >I
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PowhattaM cotton seine Ywine

ysyHE subscribers sole agents for the Powhattan Ma
uuiacturing Company, have just received ZJOo lbs
shad and herring seine Irvine; which they warrant to
b.. of The best quality and will be sold acccmmo
dating terms
Also, Bridport shad and herring seine twine
WM GLE AIRY & Co.
oct 2s corner Prince and Union streets
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For Rent.

N That elegant ,hreestory
saTTf,a HOUSE,
80 Iii, formerly occupied by DR. Peake--Do,,
Mrs Herbert Possession can h. ~
about the ist Of April. The house is in compl...
der for the reception Of a genteel family. The ~.
will be moderate. Apply to
Jan 81 VI. MILLER { Soy
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Mouse of industry.

'ENiE Managers ofthis Ius ION, til 'nktui for past
fvors inform their friends and the public that the
House of Industry viii so into operation on Mon ay
next the Stu instant, the of Prince and Wa
ter streets, immediately opposite the Farmers Bank
They Offer for sale variety of Clothing, made OF good
aud substantial materials and will r.celye work 10 he
executed at the shortest notice and ON as moderate
terms can be procured elsewhere. rhe friends O!
the Poor, AID families generally may very IN teraiy
aid the Institution by sending work, which shall be
promptly attended to and carefully accounted for.
n Donations in money or goods, however small,
will re cheerialiy received AMI faithfully spphed.
Alexandra. nov 5. 1850
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
New Fall Goods.

g1TEhave received by packets President and George
w Town, from Philadelphia and New York, part oil
our FALL. STOCK; which enables us to offer, on IL
bersl terms:
London super blue, black, olive, green, brown and
mixed cloths
Pelisse cloth, cassmeres and sa,inests
Blankets and fannrls. plsnand printed baizes
Merino and common circsssians
Bombazines and hombazetts
Valencia. swsnsdown and toinet vestinSs
Scotch and English plsids; plain and Pid cambie's
Italian ustrings and grOs de Naples
Satin levantine, scnchews and sarsnets,
44and S nodes; satins and horences
Italian and French grapes; ponsee
Merino scarfs, shawls and hdkfs some extra quality
Plain white merino shawls, neat article
Thbet, oarage and silk hsndkerchlets
Englsh and India bandannoes
Italian and Barcelona cravats
Plain and printed jaconet do
Irish table diaper ga to 1914
DO linens and skeetngsi black and brown Holland
Twied sacking; burlaps and osnaburss
A general assortment of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
consisting, in par, OF
Tickiugs
Bleached and brown sheetings and shirtings
Fancy aud furSture plaids,
Cotton osnaburgs, &C. &c.
All of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer SCOTT K WRIGHT.
oct8 Corner of King and Royal streets
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TO Rent.

10 Ncnt.
That comfortable
FyfA BRICK HOUSE,
lskSi on Water street. nearly opposite the house
~ formerly occupied by Major Muncaster: The
yard is FULLY paved and enclosed To person having
business on the wharf, it would be convenient
JAMS JOSIAH n, DAVIS.
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D. IL. 'Ihroop,

EINGRAVERo of visiting cards, bank notes. portraits,
Ia maps, Charts landscapes, diplomas, hat plates,
business cards, &c. Also, society," notary, and all
other metal seals Engraving on wood as usual.
al the above shall De done With dispatch at reason
able prices Ills roam the ID door from ith street,
the Avenue and lrecty opposite the NationaiJour-
nal Office, Washington City.
N B. Copper plate printing done IN the neates'
manner dec 2i--eotf
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yMolnsses, Tea, &c.

oMolnsses, Tea, -Cc.
EOUN H. I.ADD offers for sale
- I? hhds retailing moasses
3chasts young Tyson tea, - MENTORS cargo
9pipes gin
6bsrreis sperm oil
10 barrels vinegar
Is boxes muscSlel raisins
So boxes yellow soap
barre cloves
5000 buShes ground alum col,
$50 sacks blown liverpool hlled)
$50 barrels No. 3 Z m.cker.l
So kids No.
100 reams wrapping paper
f0C gunny bags
30 pieces tow cloth
l40 grindstones
case COMBS, assorted sizes
Freehorn's iodghs, mould boards, shares, sc.
Buokwheat Flour, &c.
3 sh a.if do PHILADELPHIA. puekwheA, Flour
6qr. doS
2500lbs prime Rio Coffee
5 hhds very fine New Orlenas Sugar
Just received AMI for sale by
isn27 COHAGAN & wHITTLE
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BIDS, ATrRASsES, sc.

The ABOVE articles wii be disposed oil tor ca'n"
punctual persons on the most liberal terms. b
A very extensive patronage from washington" y,
ces me to say, that viii deliver furniture loan!
chaser in that CITY free ofexpence.
Turning & Carying executed in the 6eima'P
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Mouse aNA store tn Nent.
THE STORE
dec Som

= at the corner of King and Henry streets late
3SS " occupied by Mr.. John West with the
50 - dwelling house attached The rent will be
very reasonable to good tenant; possession will be
given imnie diately
ian4 SAN'i n. LARNOUR * Co
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District Of Columbia,
.7leraadria County, SCI.
NOVEMBER Term, 1880.


NOVEMBER Term, 1880.
Benjamin Plum, Annas SaHtord0
Plum, and Jane Eizs Plum,
ComPainants,
against IN cu.NcFRy
Joseph DiScoe Plum, Rebe"ca Eli
zabeth Plum, Sarah Fdeiia
Plum, and Jacob Bard Plum,
Defendants,
The defendant, Joseph Biscoe Plum, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according to
the statutes and the rules of this Court sn it appear
ing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the said Jo
sepa Biscoe Plan IS not nhabtAnt OF the District
of Columbia; the compliments motion, by their
counsel it ~ ordered that the SAID Joseph B,scoe
Plum DO appear here on, or before, the first day OF The
next Apr,ern OF this Court and answer the bill OF the
compliments, and give security for performing the de
crees of the Court; aud that copy OF tins order
be forthwith published in the Alexandra PheniS
Gazette for two montns successfully, and another CO
nv posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of the
said County
Copy Test:
EDM |. LEE, C. C.
6--lru
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Charles Bennett

Charles Bennett
MAS imported. by the ship Virginia, from Bremen
via Baltimore
Burlaps, Nos.l,2
And, by other late arrivals, has received
Best twed sackin6s
Scotch osnaburgs
Cotton burlaps, very superior article for
negroes
Drab aud IN xed kerseys and hushings
shad and herring seine twine, shoe thread,
&c &c sept2l
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yI1HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
4 the public that h. has removed his establishment
next door to the rankin House Hotel, a few doors
below his old stand; he to the
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-30
FROM LIVERPOOL.

BALTIMORE, JUNE e..
The brig Orleans, Chase, at this nor I
from Liverpool, sailed on the e2d of
May. To the attention of an esteem
ed commercial friend, the editors Of
the American are indebted for the Lii
verpOOl Advertiser of Saturday the
elst May. from which they extract the
following items:
LONDON. evening. May 10.
A serious ARRAY has taken place a.
Antwerp. Ii originated in some boys
planting flag on one of the Dutch
outworks. Two muskets were fired
among them. and great tumult en-
sued; fifteen people were killed and
wounded. The greatest alarm prevails
IN the town, and though tranquility
was m some measure restored when
the last accounts came away, a renew
al Of disturbances was expected. Per
sons OF any property were hastily quit
ting the town. q
According To accounts from War
saw, the Russians have been forced 10
evacuate Ostrolonko, with considerable
loss OF men. Nothing of importance
had occurred. The Poles were deter
mined not to give general battle to
the Russians, but wished 10 draw them
towards Warsaw, as the position Of
Praga, which has Of late been so strong
iy fortified, would prove most advan-
'ageous to the Poles in case Of gene.
raj attack from the Russians.
The German papers to the 18th Of
May contain no further news from Pc
land; but we regret TO think that our
accounts Of the failure Of the gallant
SkZrynecki are too true.
Despatch by The RaiI,eay A dealer
IN Manchester vas lately in want of a
particular lot Of sugar. lie wrote 90
correspondent in Liverpool by the .
O'Clock train, with the necessary or
ders, and the sugars were at Manches-
ter the same evening.
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FOREIGN.

The New York Mercantile states
that the French papers Of the 18th
May confirm the retreat Of Dwernicki
into the Austrian Territory. and add.
the cannon and arms have been given
up 10 Gen. Rudiger. Russia has re
fused the mediation of England and
France Ia favour Of Poland, and redou
bled her energies 10 suppress the revo-
luton. The Polish generslissimo, ac-
cording TO papers Of the 10th. occupied
n strong position. The Gazette de-
France Of 18th says, " The General
(Skrzyneckifl has been deprived Of HI.
command, which has been given TO Gen.
Dzeickenski. Letters from Holland
announce that the army Of the king 10
Immediately 10 be put in readiness for
war. On the other hand, accounts
from Luxembourgh speak Of a protocol
which limits the lst June for the Bel
gians TO abandon that Duchy. They,
on their part. are preparing for hostil-
tiles. Negotiations in the mean time
are going on at London. and IL is hoped
that al Congress To reasonable on the
18th May, definite arrangements will
be made.
The King reviewed the National
Guards on Sunday 18th May. and the
weather was delightful. The crowd
was large, and during the morning,
people on horseback and on
foot covered all The avenues leading TO
the Champs dr Mars. The National
Guards of Paris and the departments.
were on the ground al an early hour and
made fine appearance. The coup
d'Gil Of the Char ps de Mars was very
imposing. The troops executed their
manGuvres with excellent precision.
which bore testimony to the proficien
cy of their institution.
The Russian Government has pub
lished an Uksse calling upon all mer
chants who may be indebted to Poles
Ia pay the amount Of their debts. not TO
their creditors, but to the Russian Go
vernmeni, which will give them 4 full
and formal discharged,
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MURDER ,

Extract OF a lcfter Co the Editor Of Tho. Newborn
IN. G. Sentincl, dated Jericho, Dublin county
LIST June, 1881.
"On Sunday lsst.s murder was com
miited in this neighboi hood, which has
created very unusual sensation. A
boat o'clock on that day. Miss Nan
.cy Boyet, daughter Of u very respecia-
BILE widow, left her house with the in
'ention Of visiting Mr. Prices family,
who live at the distance OF a mile from
her mothers. When night Apr oac he'd
and her daughter still absent, Mrs.
Boyet became uneasy, and set out with
The hope OF meeting her on the way.
ner feelings may more easily be ina
gined than described, when she found.
on her arrival at MIR. Prices, that her
daughter had not been there that day.
She alarmed the neighbors. a COMPANY
went forth, and after diligent search
they found tts mangled corpse of the
unfortunate victim ia sn adjoining pond
Her body was shOckingly bruised, and
her throat was cut to the meek bone !,
From appearances, the murder must
have been pcrpeirated at distance Of
two hundred yards from the pond IN
which the body was found, and the re.
slstance must have been desperate.-
The ground and bushes al the place Of
conflict were much trodden and bro.
ken, and som,. IIghlwood limbs that
were ON the spot, appeared 10 bas 9
been used by the monster IN eombIe
ing his designs. The young lady'.
combs we're also found broken aud
scattered on the ground. No discovery
leading to the detection 81 the murderer
has Vet been made. aud With ,be e1cep.
ton ~ as fatal result the whole trans
seton - yet a ms stery 10 the neighbor.
hood. u must have taken place about
noon. "a 'hickly inhabited settlement.
snh on the public road leading from
Whitehall 90 Fayetteville. An IN.
quest ~as held, aud verdict ptonouns.
ed 81 Rape snd murder ,by sone pegsoe
unknown should any hing iartbsr
trsnsp,fe concerning ibis lsmen..bl,
deed shall take an early opportunity
Ut Communicating
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DOMESTIC.
THE INDIANS.

The st. Louis Times states. that
from information received from Gale.
ma, (!lliDois,) the disturbances with
the Indians at Rock Island, are likely
to prove more serious than was AZ first
anticipated. The Indians are head
ed by chief called "Black Hawk"
This chief. 10 n conference With Gen.
Gaines, assured the latter that he
was determined 10 dispute the oceu.
patton OF The ground at all hazards.
With a view Of looking down opposi.
ton and preventing the eflusion af
blood, Gen. Gaines had called upoD
the Governor Of Illinois for a enforce.
ment Of 700 militia. The Time. gives
the following extract Of letter from
an officer attach TO the expedition:
Eneampmen, ~ Rock leland. =
Sunday, June 3, 1881
We yesterday held talk With the
Indians, and from their determine
ton not 10 leave the white settlements.
and from their uumber, We shall have
pretty serious work, that -, We shall
have no play they came into The
council house yesterday. ~iih I,e,r
spears, hsiChets, and bows strung. aud
] have no doubt. from the extreme
agitation 81 the Interpreter. that there
VAS more danger than most wefe
aware ~, ~ our troops were near a
quarter II = mile 90. and they we;e
about 10 for one 81 Us.
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JoHS NJ. BERHrE~. Esq.

The emigrants from ireland ibis wear
are likely 10 exceed City thousand.
Judging from preparations going on.
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The President ia. declined liz con
'eu'plated tour through lhe Southern
states the sumner.
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WutIAN y. JETIYRs. Of New Jer
,ey' - We understand. appointed
Charge d'Ahaires 70 CeRtsal Ameflca.
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Respectfully yours,
p. q. RANDOLPH.



FTon G,e Warrington Telegraph, yune 2Sd.
The Globe of this morning repub-
FISHES Mr. InghAm's letter to The Pre-.
sIdsni, calling il Parihian arrow, and
gives correspondence between the
President and the persons implicated,
who deny all knowledge or participa
ton in the attack contemplated by
Major Eaton. Before the events in
question had tsanspired, Mr.. Ineham
had made an arrangement with his
friends and neighbors which preoluded
his longer stay in this city. He re.
manned longer than he had before in
tended. Ills letter, nov called a Par.
THAN arrow, followed in 'ths order OF
events besides, he has not gone 80 far
that he cannot be found; we venture 20
say that ne Is not done wiih iris matter.
The Globe containing the denial Of the
statements contained in his published
letter will reach him in the course Of
the snail, and when his feply shall
reach us, we will have some further
particulars In confirmation Of what lac
las said.
Letter from sTsios Es,on % a.e Editor ~ n.
6lOl,r
JUSE g. 1881.
Mn. BLAIR:--I owe IL 10 myself and
TO the cause n truth "a solicit the "a
YOUR Of offering a few explanations
through tie G.sfe.
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ions B. WHITF, Esq. ~as, on Sion
Jay The Goth inslant, unanimously o..
l.eied Clerk q the County Court ot
Hampshire, TOT The next seven YEAR.
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Strange t'irs. viii occur mex, wear.
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On The 3ist Ult. PnnP WnIA.s,
ESQ. was appointed CLERK nf theCircoit
superior Cont II Law and Equity Tor
Shenandoah County; and on Monday
last, The same gentleman was unani.
,nou'ly appointed Cie1k Of the COUNTY
aou'' 81 SAID County, twenty ono
Magistrates being on the bench.
Woodstock Sentinel
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Preparations are making for bring
lng the Baltimore and Ohio Rail road
into the city. The part Of Pratt street
beyond the pavement Is impossible for
carrisees, We believe, from the gradu-
alton Tor the road being commenced
there Bali. .9merican.
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The vacancy ia the Board Of Vis,ters
OF the University, oceasioned by the
resignation oi Mr.. MoNRoE, has been
hlled by the Executive. and JUDGE
DABNEY CARE appointed. We con
gfatuiaie the institution, that, in los.
'ng 80 distinguished yisiter, a sue
ce.sor so able and devoted I,as been
found to take bis place. Hhig.
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fSztraet OF hfter 60 the Editor Of the Newborn
~. &. Sentinel, dated Jericho, Duplin COUNTY.
ist June, 1891.