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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-06

TU Net.
E0rcN That large and convenient
MSf5N6 BRICK VERN
kNS1Slls on Union street, between King and Prince
M&8&z6 streets, with all the out. houses,
formerl, occupied by the late Joseph hilburn. The
rent will be made low good tenant, and possession
given the 18th of ,iav newt.
.4lso, for sale,-
"a Two two story Brick DWELLING HOUSES.
ssA on Fairfax street, calculated for small families,
subject to q ground rent Of SIS 20 cts. per snnum,
payable to the estate of the late Airs. Hooe
Apply to Mas. JANE DEAKINs,
apr lO-2awtf Washington street.
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DUMFRlES' REMEDY FOR THE
PILES

1flHE proprietor begs leave to recommend (which
= he does with the fullest conidence) one of the
most valuable remedies known for tbs fyoublsoe and
painful complaint. Without going into detail, he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-06
DIR. RELFE'S ASTHMATIC PILLS,
e. TO THE LADIES!

INuII r and NOUVD TEETH are both an orna.
~ mrnt AID riyssIog. The best security tor
thu ir advantage. IS &C be found in the use the
BRITISH ANTISEpTIC DENTRIFICE.
1hIsye-, elegant "a d p ,'s er with very little
Use. ersdicst+s the sScury in the Gums. and prevents
the accumulation Of Trftr, winch not only blackens
out loos.ns The teeth sni crates their decay.
The ntri6re thus the prev'iting causes Of
ffen@pe Breath pres''uss The heI M'ness and ford
ness of the Gums, and idcrs me Teeth Beautifully
,ch.te Price 50 cents
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Notice

Notice
7oMs Citizens Of this place and the Public &C.
neraRy.
saE< Passengers for Baltimore,
kSsSSsE7sS1ASc.a are respectfully informed that
esgssyTE S:astssS hey can secure their passage to
S.ss--s.aSs<Hss Baltimore by the 9, IL or 2ociock
Line of Coaches from Washington, BY taking seats in
Alexandria at Newtons Hotel, and leaving in the z.
g. 9, 10, IL or II O'Clock Boats for Washington, as
there will be Coaches at the wharfto convey them up
to tn. Stage Off:e wtho any extra charge.
nv this arrangement passengers cannot be disap
pointed Extra Coaches furnished for private parties
at all times
Fare to Baltimore IS.
P.S. Nine O'Clock stage by way OF the Ran ROAD.
THOS. 8. BLACKBURN.
NAV l4-dtf Ageht.
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New A.ins fur NicMMonA.

The proprietors Of The steam
Boat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Gs-4Ar. have concluded to place her
Stx3tl.ylEz67zkD nm the route between the
pisnc, Of Columbia. Norfolk and Richmond ,!.u sn1'
arrangement, great facilities will De -. -
lers on this line, by having Boat '"'0s "Se-' -"
stead of once, rs heretofore
The Fredericksburg win commence s running on
Tuesday next the 50 np =, O'Clock. for old
point, Norfolk and Richmond, returning. leave Rich
mond on SATURDAY. morning at o'clock. and Norfolk IN
sunday morning at O'Clock, and arrive at Alexan'
dria md Washington on Monday morning, and CONT
nue. during the season (if sufficiently encouaged] 10
run on the days and hours at the same rates TOT
passage and freight charged by the Steam Boat
Potomac
The Fredericksburg will be commanded BY Captain
Joseph Nevett is q swift and good Boat win nrst
rate low pressure Engine and her lor
passengers and freight such rs it is hoped Will give ~
tisfaction.
For freight passage apply to the Captain on coaro
ma, so-,f Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04
CELEBRATION OF THE 4rH OF JULY.

At meeting of the Committees appointed by
the Citizens, Societies, and Volunteer Companies
of alexandria. held at Brooke Lodge, on the Goth
ult., it was ordered that the arrangements pursu-
ed in the celebration of the Centennial Anniver-
sary of Washington's Birth Day. be adopted in
the celebration Of the fourth of July. The fol-
lowing order is therefore published for general
informatiOn:-
1st. The dawn to he ushered in by the ringing
of bells, and the discharge of national salute,
which is to be repeated at noon and at sunset.
end. The flags Of the Shipping to be display
ed, and the National Flag to be hoisted on the
public square at the Market House.
Sd. A procession to be formed under the d.
recton of the Chief Marshal. in which, all the
citizens are requested to unite.
9TH. The Declaration of independence to be
read and an Grafton TO be delivered in the End
Presbyterian Church.
9Th. That it be recommended to our citizens
to suspend business as far as is practicable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04

Communicated. Died, in Washington, on
the 28th ultlmo. Mrs. ANN NJ. Hurley, consort
of Mr. Maurice Hurley. This lady, few months
since, was in the bloom Of life and health-is now
no more. She was perfect model of industry
and neatness, and is deservedIy respected and la
mented BY an affectionate husband, and numer-
Gus relatives and friends. her remains were
conveyed on the 29th to st. Mary's Church of
this town, of which she was a respectable mem.
Der; and. after the service of the Church, were
followed 10 the buryng ground Of that consrega-
ton by a numerous procession Of relations,
friends, and citizens.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04
ORDER OF THE DAY.

.frran geDleffS TO be ObSerUed IN me CeieOrdf,0n
of the Fourth Of July.
The Chief Marshal, appointed BY the Commit
tees of the Citizens, the Military and the various
Societies of the Town OF Alexandria, recommends
the folloain order to be observed in the process
sion, on the 9TH instant:
Uniform Volunteer Companies.
Masonic Societies.
Clergy and Orator of the Day.
Washington Society.
Relatives Of Washington.
Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers.
Mayor and Common Council.
General Committee.
General Of Brigade and Suite.
Other Officers Of the Brigade not on duty.
Officers of the Army and Navy of the u. States.
st. Andrews Society.
Mechanic Relief Society.
Hibernian Society.
Captains and Seamen.
Schools.
Citizens.
Route of the Procession:
The Chief Marshal directs the Volunteer Com
panies, the Societies, Citizens, sc. to assemble
at half past 9 o'clock, on Royal street, IN front
uf the City Hotel
At 10 O'Clock the procession to move in The Or
der above designated. down Royal to Prince
street; up Prince to Washington; up Washing
ton to King; down King to Fairfax street, and
down Fairfax to the Second Presbyterian Church.
Order Of Exercises at the Church.
Music.
PRAYER
Reading of the Declaration OF independence, by
G. A. ALExANDER,' Esq.
Grafton, by Thomas p. COLEMAN, Esq.
Benediction.
The centre of the Church is appropriated er
cl,tsiueiu to the ladies. The north side to the
military part Of the procession; the south side to
the civil part.
After the exercises at the Church, the process
sion will return to the City Hotel, where it will
be dismissed.
The following Gentlemen have been appointed
Assistant Marsbas of the day:
Orlando Fairfax, William H. FowIe,
Norman r. 'Fi,zhugh, William Page,
James Cloud, Robert N Grymes.
WILLIAM ID. MUTT,
Chief Marshal.
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.Rarities Of the Season.
or BOXES ConpiriaEs- Sicily Lemons
20 1000 I)ulcet Sicily Oranges

~ bD4tsS CO0ct0S0hS-Sictiy A<suous
20 1000 ISuIcet Sicily Oranges
500 lbs ,sis Minor Fiberts
500 do Bsfbadoes Tamarinds
I frail Arabian Dates fresh and OF an excel
lent quality. more highly priced by the Levantines
than any other 2runeferous fruit, for their medicinal
nutritious effects upon the animal system.
constant supply Of fresh, genuine, and unsophsei'
Gated LEMON SYRUP, at so cents per bottle, made
under thetmmediate eye of the subscriber, and con-
tsns nothing in its conjecture letherous or morfei
to health, but eongenial and heathfui IN al 10
quntessentia parts and through its n,ods eps'ond''
like the morning dew upon the dropping flower. I'M:
parts strength, animation. and vigor.
And to prevent any misconceptions, the subscriber
begs leave to that he still continues manufacture
mild pleasant SODA WATER, upon the old prnci'
pe as practised and admired both in the principal c
ties of Europe and those country, and whilst he
neither arrogates to himsefthe appe,ion Of Chyms,
Alch, mist Pharmocopolist any other Chymeque or
Esculapean Deity, he hopes he will not be found
wanting in information requisite to make good Soda
Water calculated to please the senciity Of the most
piquant deleacy Of taste
CANDIES and CONFECTIONERY will be fur.
nished country merchants at the Baltimore prices;
and from those who want good ICE CREAM, made,
not in newanged way, but scientifically, - observ'
ed by those long tried and accomplished in the art the
subscriber will be thankful to receive orden
NIB. Soda Water, when made upon the old prinel'
pie, is highly recommended by the Physicians to the
Cholera patients. Price Of Soda Water st cents per
glass AND Of the ancient and oriental beverage. Sher
bet, 3 cents JOHN B. HEPBURN.
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This Is to give notice,

VTyHAT the subscriber. Of Alexandra County, in
i the District of Columbis, has obtained from :he
Orphans Court Of Alexandra County. in the District
of Columbia letters of administration on the personsi
estate of David Martin, atc Of the County aforesaid,
deceased All persons having CLAIMS against said de
ceent are hereby warned to exhibit the same to the
subscriber passed BY the Orphsns' Court, on or be.
fore the 18Th day of June, 1885, or they may. by law
be excluded from s benefit to said estate; and those
indebted thereto are required to make immediate pay.
ment Given under my hand this 18Th June, 1852.
JAMES DOUGLAS,
;une Io-eo6t Admir- Of David Martin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04

; nd ,hs amendment of Mr.. Clayton was then ne
gatived: ,,., ,ro,o..d ,s . provi,o,
viz. that it shall not be lawful to take nls"er
rate of interest than FIVE per cent. on loans VI
discounts. on Al.
tournament Of the House. Negatived.
MIR. Doddfige briefly reminded gentlemen 70
consider what the efecto OF this amendment "ou'u
he. if adopted, upon the State Banks
The question on the amendment was then ID
ken and negatived-yeas 50, nays loS.
The House was in session when we went 10
DreSs.
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Notice.

Office ofths alexandria Canal Company,
TIME 9th insts!nent called for On the Stock OF this
i Company, becomes due to morrow, list june
and il being the design ofhe Board to prosecute 'ne
work with yigor it is hoped that Stockholders will be
prompt in making payment.
instruments will bereeeived attic Bank OF Potomac
and at the Mechanics Bank, at either OF which places
subscribers are requestedtp CALL AND FAY; anc,
for the greater facility of all parties, is requested th.'
The recepts last given will be produced, SO that each
quen. payment may be regularly endorsed there
on. BY order. sc. JOHN n: CnLnS.'
may 3l-d3t&eotf c'erk a. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04
District Of Co\umbia,

County Of .4lerandria, Set.
MJICHAEL MCCARTHY has applied to the Honora.
Nl BILE william Cranch, Chief Judge of the United
States Circuit Court of the District of Coumbs, be
discharged from imprisonment under the act for the
reef OF nsovent debtors within the District of Coum.
ba. on the second Monday in July, at o'clock A. NJ
at the Court House in Alexandria, when and where his
creditnrs are required to attend.
/, 81 EDM. l. LEE, e. u,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
Yrustee's sale.

TIME subscriber will offer for sale at public auction
L on the premises on Monday, the 23d day Of July
next, at 4 o'cluck, p. n.
%,,.-. A two-story BRICK TENEMENT
sTfA and LOT of GROUND, on the east side OF
II e Alfred street, between Duke and Prince ats.,
Aa, in front on Alfred street II feet inches, in
depth 81 feet. subject to annual rent, in fee, OF
Si2 so
The above sale will be made under a deed Of trust
from B. Spencer & vile to the subscriber.
A credit of six and nine months will be allowed on
good negotiable notes; the title to- be retained until
Dsvment r. l. TAYLOR,
inn. 20 rs Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04
AiverpoOOl China, Edged and
PIHTN WHRE

r HAVE imported, direct from the mandatory in
l. England, sixiyeight Crates. containing Fine Ii
yerpool China Dinner Sets, Dishes, Plates, fureens
&C. in printed ware; also, Blue and Green Edged
Dishes, Plates, and vsrous kinds of Hollow Ware;
White ware Of the various kinds in common use; the
whole are of the very best manufacture and are offer
ed for sale on low terms; inquire at Thos c. Wrghts
Store. High Street, Georgetown
il 4-6t THOMAS PAGE.
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peuuuds!

t uS You will assemble at the Hunting
I va - Ground across the shallow wafer, on
KNH' this day. when the Great Spirit shall
M J shine above US in the wide expanse of
space. Brother Forked Tongue will
address the Tribe upon the return OF
the white mans festival BY order of the Sachem.
~ 4-lt< THE SYCAMORE.
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William stabler and Frederick Foote-Scuth Of
Prince and ,uest of Washington sireets
John G. Vowel and DR.. Carson South Of Prince
Jet,Oeen Harrington and Royal streets
Richard Rock and-Jas. p Colemsn-East Of Royal,
and south Of Prince street.
Joseph smith and Joseph r. Ladd-Wesf Of " ash
ington street, bei,veen King and Prince streets
Thomas pavey and DIR. Irymes-Bef,oeen King and
Prince and Washington and Royal streets.
Ssnu.i arnou and Thomas swami, Jr'-Easf
of Royal bei,oeen King and Prince streets.
JOHN Grubh and Or. F@rquhar--hrh Of King and
tvest Of Washington street.
Rattle and DR.. F.rfax--North Of King street. be.
t,ceen Washington and Royal streets
.tugh Car"in and DIR. Alexander--East Of Royal
and north of King street Jy3-3t
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The Mail Stage
BETIVEEEN .4LEX.dN-
DRIA & CHICHESTER,

BEIWEEEN .fLEA.1N-
es DRLa s WLhCHES1ER,
1850 heretofore belonging to Mr. John
ss.z.Z4ssshsE&sfnsBr Boyd has been purchased by the
undersigned, who intend 10 spare no pairs to render
every accommodation snd convenience possible to
those who nav patronize said line
The DAYS Of departure from Alexandria and Winches
ter will continue heretofore, TO wit: Leaves Aexsn.
dra every Tuesday, THURSDAY. and Saturday, at II
o'clock 4 NJ; and Winchester on the same days at
IL o'clock A. NJ; and meeting in Middleburg. This
line passes through the villages OF mi'Iwood Paris,
Upperv,'e, Aiddleburg, Aide, and Providence and
arrives in Alexandra every Wednesday, Friday,
and Sunday by O'Clock A. u. IN time for the steam
boat to Washington, which arrives at Washington in
time for the stages to baltimore the days.
The other end OF the line arrives at Winchester each
"wednesday, Friday, and Sunday, in time Tor the diff
ferent stages that nersect there. that is: the staun
ton stage, via Newtown Middletown, Strasburg.
Woodstock, and Harrisonburg; the Martinsburg and
DarksvIe; the Cumberland stage, via Heskel 5, Rom
ney. and spring6elds also the Doonsborough stage,
via Brucetown, smithfeId, and Shepherdstown
The Coaches nov running on this line are comfort
able and pleasant and the intention c the proprie
tors that no pains shall be spared either in the seec
ton Of horses drivers, SO as to render, possible
general satisfaction.
For seats apply TIA. Newton's and Fl. cigett's Ho.
tells, AIexandria to Mr.. p. Flint, at the Piedmont
Stage Office, Washington; and to Mr. Purcell, Tay'
lor's HOTEL Winchester, Va
T. 8. BLACKBURN.
Agent, at Alexandra, for
HORACE LUcKETT Co.
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iilDes ,sAsSn AOCIcly
yTNUE following Committee, appointed at the last
4 meeting of the IIbernian Society to confer with
other Committed appointed to make arrangements for
the celebration of the ationa Independence next 4,h
July, request the members of the Iloernan society
as emble the morning Of the 18th inst in Brooke
Lodge. at o'clock, previous to joining in tho process
siOn:--
Samuel d. Carson, Bernard Bryan Jr.
Robert L. v hue, p e. Murray,
George P. Wise
iy ST
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04
Notice.

STATED Quarterly Meeting of the Alexandra
4 Independen, Volunteers will be held at the Ne
chanics' fall on Friday Evening next, at O'Clock
b. order: SAN'!., B CARSON, Sec'y'
N B. Punctusl attendance is requested.
iy4-2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04
Notice.

ssHE Citizens Of Alexandria and the public generally
are respectfully informed that the PANORAMA
OF MEXICO will cease to be exhibited IN Washing.
ton cit, on the evening of the 4th Of July nest.
AZ The Building which contains tle Painting Is tor
sale subject 70 removal previous to 18th July.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04
Board Of Aemlth.

TIA meeting of the Board Of Health Saturday
n evening. 3Oth June, 1882. the following arrange
ment for the examination of the different Districts OF
the Town was adopted, and ordered to be published
for the information ofthe citizens
JOSEPH SMITH, President
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RNN6W nv

NuN6Way
WAS committed to the Jail of Washington County,
w Maryland, on the 18th day of June instant, as
runaway, a negro man who calls himself FRANCIS
STEWARD. about S feet or inches high, very
black about IS or years old. Had on, when COM
mitted blue cloth roundabout, old fur hat pair
of linen pantaoons; has scar near his left eye, and
one on his left arm occasoned by burn when small
lie says he was formerly hired to Mr. Stanton IN
Alexandria, and that he belongs TO Mr.. Fayette
Washington, guardian for Christman jones' in Charles
town Virginia.
The owner ofsaid Negro is requested to come for
ward prov property pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he will be released acoor ing to law
WM. II. FfIZaUGH, Sheriff
Iiagerstown, June % -jv 2-3t
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Notice

4 COMMITTEE of the SAYINGS FUND kNSTE
N TUITION will attend at the Office Of the Assoe'
ation in the building in tie rear Of the Marine insur'
ance Office, on Monday, the I'd of JULY, from to o.
clock r H., to receive deposits Of moneys and will
attend at the same place on Monday in each week A.
forwards. for the same purpose. by order.
June 25-dtf w. c. PAGE, Treasurer:
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HP 10 give all empiofeu III Viis oihNe " ~r
portunity of participating in the celebration VI
the day, no paper will be issued tomorrow
The recurrence of the anniversary oil our Tree
dom as nation, is we'll calculated to excite the
most patriotic feelings, and strengthen our at
,,chment to our country and its institutions. II
is not our purpose, however, to indulge IN renee
tous which the day must necessarily bring up IN
the minds of all. We leave the grateful task 10
others. whose business it will be to pay the tri-
butte Of grateful praise to the Statesmen who plan
ned. and the Heroes who achieved our indepen-
,lence, and to incucate upon the descendants oil
these great and good men, the duty OF preserving
and defending the glorious inheritance that has
been left to them. We trust that the day "'li
be spent 10 a rational and becoming manner and
that its pleasures throughout our broad land may
bs unaloyed by accidents or excesses.
The Hon. Philip Doddridge has accepted the
invitation Of the literary societies to deliver the
animal address at the ensuing commencement OF
Washington College, which will take place about
the Goth Of September next
1t good determination never to despair OF
the Republic. Even when the clouds lower most,
and the political armament is overcast with gloom
and darkness, yet does there seem to be no need
of dependency. Should the Senate pass the
Tariff Bill as sent from the House, we shall feel
as do the mariners when their gallant vessel, after
an intricate passage amongst shoals and breakers,
suddenly passes out into the clear and broad ocean,
uninjured by the dangers which have but just now
beset her.
The Tariff Bill. not to go into details. is Mr..
Adams Bill modified in several particulars Its
most impnrtant feature is, that il reduces the du
ties upon imports very NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY some to the amount of TEN MILLIONS of dol
lars. This is substantial relief Ii is a comPro-
mise entered into by members from different por-
tons of the Confederacy, for the sake Of harmo-
ny and Union. II did not receive the support
either of the ultra Tariff men or the ultra Free
Trade men. 1t Yields much to the complaints
and demands of the South-while ii retains what
the friends Of manufactures declared was abso-
iutely necessary to prevent the ruin OF the North
and East. The passage of such bill, 1T strikes
US, must efectually put stop to notification
that bane OF southern politics, whose corrodins
influence is running the regulations of some OF
the greatest men in this country-men whom we
would delight to honor. Where will the multi
hers look for support? All Maryland voted for
the biiI-a majority from Vrsinia-a majority
from North Carolina-it had votes in its favor
from among the Representatives Of South Caro-
lima herself and Georsia-and majority from
Alabama. We look upon these votes as so many
offerings Of patriotism on the altar of the Union,
and only regret that we do not find George Nc
Duties among them.
.Audubon.-The U. S Gazette announces the
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Oak Wood.

EdWarA i,ath m.
RLRR MILESTONE M.dNUF.ACTURER,
IbtTURNS his thanks to the Millers and Farmers OF
Ii the surrounding country for the very liberal pa
tronage he has received the past season. and sohc's
continuance of their favors. He has on hand
MILLS TONES
of various Sizes made OF the very best French Burr
Blocks, which he warrants To equal in quality and
work ma nsilip any manufactured III this country HsV
ing an assortment Of Burr Books, he is prepared, at
Mi times C. execute the orders of his country friends
for stones Of any size, short notice, and upon the
most favorable terms. June <I-eOo'
Winchester Republican timrs]
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04

AttentiOn. independent HiNes!
Won sre hereby notified to attend parade at the
Il Market Square on Wednesday morning, q, o.
O'Clock, in Summer Uniform, to unite in celebrating
the fifty sixth Anniversary Of American independence
b, orders
iy2-St TN WRITE. lat Sergeant
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-04

.7,,d,,bon.-The U. $ Gazette announces the
arrival in Philadelphia Of this distinguished ira
weller aud highly talented gentleman. in excel
lent health. His arduous excursions during the
last nine months in the Carolinas, Georgia. East
Florida, and the Tortugas, have been richly re-
paid. During this comparatively short period,
Mr.. Audubon has. by his own gun, acquired
nine species of birds, altogether new to the Unit
ed States. Besides these, Mr.. Audubon has
brought with him about 5000 specimens Of rare
southern birds, in the highest state of preserva-
ton. together with an immense quantity OF shells
and plants II is impossible to say too much in
praise either of the talents or perseverance Of
this unrivaled naturalist.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY4. 1882,

ALTO give all employed in this Office an op,
portunity Of participating in the celebration VI
the day, no paper will be issued tomorrow
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For Rent,
70 Rent,

10 NcnJs
That large and commodious
GTYA THREE STORY FARMHOUSE
HSas on the northeast corner Of King street Dock,
R.4ssl now in the occupation of hessrs Cohagan 4
Whttle-a first rate stand for Grocery and wharf ou
sness Posse can be had the I'D instant, soon
er If required. Inquire Of
june 29-d1w&eoSw ISAAC ROBBINS, Agt