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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-28
Notice

COMMITTEE Of the SAYINGS FUND LES1E
IA TU7YONwill attend At the Office OF the Associ'
Atom in the building in the resr of the Marine Insur
ance Office, on Monday. the I'd Of Jul, from to o.:
CLOCK p. ~, to receive deposits Of money; and will
attend at the same place Monday in each week IT.
forwards, for the same purpose. by order:
iune 25-dtf w. C. PAGE, Treasurer:
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District Of Columbia,

County o. .dterdnaTtd, oct'
APRIL TERN, 1882.
Thomas n. White, Complainant,
against lJN CHaNCERY
Louis Mazuro and James II Nc
Rea, Defendants,
TINE Defendant, Louis Mszuro, not having entered
i his appearance, and gwen security according. to
the statute and the rules Of this Court and happening
to the satisfaction the Court that the said Louis Ma
euro is not an nhabitsnt ofthe District Of Columbia on
the motion Of the complainant by his counsel it is Or'
aered That the absent Defendant, Louis Mazuro, do ap
pear here on or before the FIRST day ohe next
Term of this Court and answer the bill OF the COM
painant and give security for performing the DEGREES
of this Court; and that the resident Defendant James
NJ. AcRea, do not pay away or secrete the debts by
him owing to. the money estate, or effects IN his
hands. belonging to the said absent Defendant LOUIS
Mazuro, until the further order and decree OF this
Court; and that copy of this order be forthwith pub
shed in the Alexandra Phenix Gazette for twomonths
and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the Court House of said County. Test:
may 26-2m EDh. l. LEE, Y. Y.
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=. carried along by the wind. and stratify IN
masses. .Lr,d.-
.orms. and there have been no summer-esenihS
to.,r;c flashes. What rains we have had, have
[.oms after low rumblipg Of thunder, as u the
cIiss we're all one sponge OF loosened vaPour.
The hue Of the sky, which IN summer Is OF
blue, sometimes Of the lapls-lazuil, some
|mes Of the slaty tint. has been latteriy uni ormy
ale: and from the east to the zenith, even wneh
l,he sun is 10 meridian splendour, there Is aiSe'
~ opacity, peariy reflection, which Is rathef
M 10 be termed neutral tint than azure.
I.et the cause be what it will, whether it be the
nrs,alence of steady strong winds at a great
height in the air, or prismatc deprivation 70
Us Of the yellow and red rays by vaPours helo
mbimed at great distance above the earth, the
change nevertheless, in the appearance OF the
heavens cannot be denied, and that the properties
Of the light have been thus deteriorated Tor the
last six weeks.
The two South Carolina Senators, Messrs.
uayne and Miller. and Mr.. McDuffe, MIR. Da-
Wis, Mr.. Fielder, Mr. Griffin, Mr.. Nuckolls, and
Mr. BarnweIl, Representatives in Congress from
,he same State, have addressed the People oil
sou,h Carolina" on the subject of the recent
TariHlsw. In this address they condemn the
Mil lust passed in the most pointed and positive
manner, and express their opinion that the course
IF the Government is now settled, and that the
:. South has now no hope" They thus con-
clude-
..Thc undersigned have presented this briet
s,position Of the actual condition OF your vital
interests and your sacred rights, that you may
decide for yourselves what course 1t IS expeuient
10 pursue in this great emergency. 10 rescue
those interests from impending ruin and V'nhh-
cate those rights from unconstitutional Vio'atlon'
They will not pretend to suggest the approPrl-
ate remedy, but, after expressing their solemn
and deliberate conviction that the protecting
svstem must now be regarded as the settled Pc.
lev of the country, aud that hope OF relief
from Congress is rrecoveraby gone, they leave It
with YOU, the sovereign power of the State, to de-
tsrune whether the rights and the liberties
which YOU received as a precious inheritance
from an illustrious ancestry shall! be tamey sur
rendered without struggle, or transmitted IN
diminished to your posterity.
Isaac Hill and Judge Marcy have been offered
public dinner at Harrisburg.
All great! public men have dinners given to
them nowadays; but who would have thought OF
that pink Of perfection, immaculate Isaac, being
| 90 honored. The dinner speech would, TO doubt,
be grand affair.
In another column will be found the official
report Of the Jackson meeting in Philadelphia.
The Eclipse Of the Sun which took place yes
terday morning was Of considerable extent, 1t
was total at Turks Island, aud nearly SO at
Kingston, Jamaica. We have made the follow
ing extracts relating TO it, from the American Al
manac. II. NJ. ).
Beginning Of the Eclipse, az morn.
Greatest Observation, 81 90
End Of the Eclipse, 81 40
Duration of the Eclipse, l "A 46
Digits eclipsed, 50 o..
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Notice..

WE eopartnership heretofore existing under the
l. firm Of Camell & Wise, is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. All persons having claims against
he firm, and all those indebted thereto. will settle
their accounts with GEO. P. WISE, he being duly
and solely authorized to settleths same.
ISAAC CANNELI,
.y25-2aw5w GEO. p. WISE.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Trustees Sale.

WILL be sold; public suction, IL front r0 Of co.
N. aatb d.v Of August, under Deed Of Trust from
Oliver Finley and wife, bearing date the 24th day
Of November 1885, to the subscribers, TOR the Pup0s
es therein mentioned,
A THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE 8. LOT, bounded as follows: Begin
:s ming upon the west side Of Royal street " feet
bs1ss 10 the northward Of Cameron street. upon the
norm line Of ten feet alley, and running thence north.
wardy with Royal street, and binding thereon - feet
10 inches; thence westwsrdly with line parallel to
Cameron street feet alley fourteen feet wdes
thence soathwsrdIy, with the line Of said alley and pa
ralel to Royal sire ct, "a feet inehes thence east
wardIy With the line Of the first mentioned alley, III
feet to the beginning. with the right Of way over the
said alley.
Terms of sale Cash. Il. ]. TAYLOR,
PHlNEAS JANNEY,
;yaa-eots rrusteess
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BALTIMORE PATRIor OFFICE, I
SYu o,,IocL % M

Thursday. O'Clock, p. NJ :
The Market We note sales by auction Of 368
boxes bunch Raisins, S2,95 4,S0. l22 half do.
do. 100 1,95; 100 do. do. do. l,7O; SIG do.
Muscatel do, $3.50 S,e74; 20 do. Blooms, 2,75;
100 do sweet Wine, SO 81; hhds. and pipes
C. atalona do 40 a 46; 70 Indian bbls. sweet do,
81 S.: 80 ar. casks dry Malaga do, 4s 4s;-
40 hhds. n. o. Sugar, 7a7.l5; 10 do P. X. do.
7,55; casks Honey, SO "a So. Fifty hhds. N.
Orleans Sugar at Sc, 95 81, 80 and lot in hhds.
Of Neuvitas Molasses, Mentors cargol at 50
SIS cts. The sales were numerously attended,
and the prices shew an improvement in Sugars
and Molasses. -
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-July 25.
Superfine Flour has been in fair demand tor
export, the sales since last report amounting to
upwards of $500 barrels at S5.5 $3.50, the
latter price paid for fresh ground. Rye Flour is
lower; lot of $50 barrels sold at $50. In con-
sequence Of the advance in Corn, Corn Meal has
been held at higher prices; some holders are will
ling to sell at S.25 per barrel. but some parcels
are limited higher. But little Grain at market;
one cargo ne,e Southern Wheat of excellent qua
lty, sod afloat at / 10 cents. Corn continues on
the advance; Southern is scarce at 69 cents for
White and 70 cents for Yellow. Whiskey is dull
at last weeks prices.
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Al A r RIEn.

On Thursday, the 18th instant, in Prince Will
liam County, Va, by the Rev. J. E. Weems.
THOMAS w. HEWLETT, ESQ Of Northumberland
County, to Miss MAReARETTA L., daughter Of
JOHN FIrzHuGH, ESQ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-28
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Public Sale.

an Monday, 3oth Instant, at 9 O'Clock. A. u. be.
" fore the door of the Reading Room or Fairfax
street, will be sold that eommodious two story
6.:.A FRAME HOUSE and LOT of GROUND.
l.1nl formerly owned and occupied by George Tsy-
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JOhn Cualipp,

John CNdAipp,
/L.ATE FROM B.AL7TAORE,)
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
IL Lie generally, that he intends carrying on the
DYING BUSINESS,
opposte A. Newtons HOTEL in the house lately oceu.
,ied bv Samuel Isaacs, where he will dye Ladies' and
Gentlemens Garments Of every description in the esst
manner, cleanse. bleach, and curl Fnnges OF aermo
and Cashmere shavls; also Leghom BoDnets Of every
description, also Grapes and Silks ofevery descriptions
E.uze shawls, Silk Hose, Bopbsznes, &C.
tune 16,-d3m
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Office Alexandria Canal Company,

Observation-Disclosures having been received oy
~ the President and Directors of the Alexandra
Canal that in consequence Of the interruption OF the
regular cor,mun sston with the North, several per-
sons had been prevented from presenting their plans
they have ordered, that the time for receiving Pahs
md estimates for their contemplated Aqueduct be ex'
tended to Monday the 9th day Of august. BY order
iy 20 cost JOHN IL. CREASE, CIerk.
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70 Nent,

70 Sent,
- That comfortable BRICK DWELLING oppo.
E Ute Dir Smiths Foundry. 1t is sufficiently large
to accommodate two families. For the whole or half
of said house. applyto
"a JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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~ The Rev. MT. MANN Wudiu taks thW ~
thod Of informing his congregation that he has been
kindly invited by the Vestry Of st. Paus to ofieate
in their Church. during the period in which the repairs
of Christ Church are going on, and to invite his
eregation to unite with that Of st. Paus during the
lame time. July ~ ct
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Hvicks.
Hvicks.
LHoR sale, 1000 Bricks.
jy23 JOSIAH II. DAVlS.

DIR. WEDDERBURNS STOMACHlC
BIIITERS
IAvE, for several years past. been grand proven
III tive against Agues Intermittent and Bilious Fe'
vers, if used in time, directed by him on each abei
and they are now particularly recommended. 1t IS
needless to say more in their favor, as the virtue and
good qualities Of these B tiers are well known tcrough
King Street, near Jose phi Janney & Co.'S, Ale1an
dria July 49, l832-eolm
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VNHosE persons who are indebted to George Fow'
L Ter are requested to make immediate payment to
him, now residing near Pohick Church, Fairfax Coun
ty, Virginia, where he will be for two weeks. And
those persons or their representatives, to whom he is
indebted and who living at distance, are request
ed to hand in their accounts, properly authenticated
or to forward them by post, such statement OF oa
lances as may be considered equitable, directed to
Pleasant Valley Fairfax County Va, that he may en-
deavor to prepare to pay them with little expense
Of travelling as possible. GEORGE FoWLEh.
80 St
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Wine BOTTLES.

HUGH C. SMITH, Agent Of the New England
III Glass Bottle Company, has lately received sup
Div of the best quality Wine Bottles, at factory prices
~ Is
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INSURANCE ON Aives. &c.

vJ~HE United States Insurance Company of Baltimore.
i under q charter from the State Of Maryland, and
with an ample capital, have appontedthe undersigned
their Agent for ,he District Of Columbia, and through
him will insure as follows:
lst On LIv,s, for any period Of time. BY this in.
surance saared officers clergymen, clerks and every
other person whose family depends upon his personal
service for support, may, by laying aside small part
Of his earnings make . comfortable provision for his
family at his DEATH and save them from pecuniary dis
tress. The life ofa debtor may also be insured by
creditor, whose hopes Of payment depend upon that
life.
I'd. Or BuILpIses, sEIrs n PoRr. HousrHoLp FUa.
NIruRE, and MEacHispIsS or IvsRY DEscaI1rIo1s
against loss damage by FIRE.
Sd. GRANT AuxurrrEs, which will be paid quarter.
". half yearly, or yearly person advanced in years,
whose income il inadequate to his support may pur.
chase an annuity. and thus secure an ample income for
life.
4th. s,IL Espownlsrs, by which parents may PRO
vide for their children.
ANY further information be had At the Agency.
18th street. opposite the Treasury, where appcatons
for insurance should be made.
JAMES H. CAUsTEy.
Washington. ~ 20-eo6t
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a Card.

il Gard.
AIRS. BOURNE returns her sincere acknowledge.
wi ments to those Young ladies who have waited her
return end informs them together with the ladies' and
gentlemen of Alexandris, that she is to be found At
Mrs Rebecca Tsylor's King street, where specimens
of her work are to be seen, and terms made known.
Painting and drawing from Nature taught IN e,ght
lessons ifsasfaction be not gwen no compensation
will be expected Also. AJAX Work and Ebony Work
Mrs B. solics the ladies to call early as her time
will be limited in the District OF Columbia WZ9-u
Saratoga Water,
FROM CONGRESS SPRING.
SUPPLY of the above article just received; also
"A Robinson's Patent Barley, for making Barley wa
ter in ten minutes &C.
On Hand,
swaim's Panacea and Vermifuge; G. w. Carpenters
Medicines, Compound Syrup of ssrssparIls, Chloride
of Lime, CHLORIDE OF SODA in bottles, Elegant
Medicine Chests for families and other articles in the
Drug Line. WM StADL'"'
jy23
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10 Vet.
80 That large and convenient
A&273h< BRICK TAVE r n
kS6Sstt on Union street, between King and Prince
streets, with all the necessary out.housss'
formerly occupied by the late Joseph hilburn. The
rent viii be made low good tenant and possession
given the 18th of May next.
.also, for sale,
nm Fairax street. calculated for small families,
subject to ground rent Of SIS 20 cts. per annum.
PAYABLE to the estate Of the late Mrs. Hooe.
tnnIv "a Mas. JANE DEAKINS,
anr lo-aavtf Washington street.
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The Wsaiher.--Oa Thursday the Thermome.
ter ranged from 7O' to 76'. aud on Friday from
6S' to go. N.
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schr. Angpnora, Toole, hence at Boston 2lst.
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two different kinds Of roots and herbs in each
bottle, some of which ale not to be procured in
this country.
For the last two years it has been very ex-
tenslvely used for the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
and all Pulmonary complaints Hopping
Cough, Pain in the Side, Splitting Blood, Phlhs
&c, general Debility and likewise for the
Liver complaint there is nothing that has prov
ed so eiicacous, and all complaints OF tho
breast. 1t is considered by a number Of our
physicians very valuable discovery which
will ultimately prove great benefit to the pub
lie. The Agent, at No. 10 Merchants Row,
Boston, has received within the short time.it
has been in use, numerous certificates, sent
voluntarily to him from people of that city,
proving It's efficacy for different complaints,
which are generally brought on by first taking
cold, and then negleclng il until they were
obliged to purchase some of Mrs. Gardnerfs
healing Basam, which generally proved effect
ual
% The above article is for sale in Worces-
ter, by JOHN COE, who also keeps constantly
on hand, an extensive assortment Of Medicines.
Paints, Dge'StgGs, &C. cp3tcoe. Sept 80.
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TO BE LET.

find possession giren the LIST day Of .4pra merit,
n DRICK STORE No 3, in
i I'd Granite Row, new two.
liiiske story Building "a feet wide and 81
ullI& feet deep, with a spacious. upper
Room and an excellent Cellar
The Rooms are high, light, and airy The
lower apartment has swelled windows in trent,
and is furnished with such conveniences as a
fire proof safe. and a wheel for conveying casks
and packages from the cellar to the garnet. Al
the back side of the building is large and con
venient ward to which there is easy access. As
the shelves and counters are not yet put ny
they can be arranged 10 SUIT the reasonaoie
wishes of the occupant.
SHOP No. 4, in the same Block, "a feet wide
and 30 feet deep, having swelled windows IN
front, and fire proof safe in the rear. Under
the same is a Room % feet by 80, the walls Of
which are plastered, the floor paved with brick,
the windows and door sashed and glazed The
Building is high studded, is elevated above the
side walk, and calculated 10 exhibit goods TO
advantage If applied for in season the shelves
and counters will be put up to suit the conven-
fence of the occupant.
SHOP No. Z, the same in all respects as the
last described.
A DWELLING HOUSE, in complete re-
pair, convenient for one family, with Wood
House and Barn to the same, and large Gar
den, containing Fruit Trees and Bushes in va
riety, such as Peaches, Pears, Plums, Cherries
Apples, and Currants 1t is the Estate formerly
owned by Mr. Stephen Goddard, and now occ'i'
pied by Mr., Stockwell
These Estates are all favorably situated fol
doing business with convenience and profit
Rents will be reasonable, and must be paid
quarterly, For terms apply to
DANIEL WALDO.
Worcester Feb Is 6w
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SIEVES and SAFES.

TEyHE subscriber continues manufacturing
Il Wire Sleeves Of various kinds such a,
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed to d. HEYwooD, Wor'
cesler, or to the subscriber He also nianufac
lures SAFES of all kinds for meat and provis
ions which may be had Of JAMES GRFES d. Co
and at the CANAL STORE, in Worcester, or Of
the subscriber in Rutland
April q. If JABEZ BIGELOW.
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FRESH
TEAS, COFFEE, Sc.
BENZ. RUTMAN & CO.


"AVE for sale on favorable terms
Ii 10 chests superior Hyson, Young Hyson
Tyson Skin, Pecco, and Toukay Teas,
25 do. do. Souchong do.
10 bags Old Java Coffee,
10 do. w. /. do.
8 pipes " Woodhouse" Sicily Wine,
2 do. Lisbon do.
! do Old Port do.
100 bbs. Baltimore and Genesee White Whea
Flour,
S casks prime Rice,
8 hhds st. Croix and New Orleans Sugar,
10 boxes Philadelphia Loaf and Lump do.
10 do. White and Brown Havana do.
~ drums superior Figs,
boxes Prunes,
hkds. Retailing Molasses,
1000 lbs. prime Butter
2000 do. New Milk and Four Meal Cheese,
5000 do. Dried Apple,
20 bbs No. 9 Mackerel,
30 half-bbls, do do.
as bags Fine Salt,
100 bush. c. F. do.
so casks Nails ana Spikes,
25 quintals Cod Fish,
A few quintals Old Dun Fish,
Picked Salmon, &c &c.
Worcester, Jan. Is. II
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From The "Undying One"
THE WIDOWS LAMENT.

BY MRS. NORTON.
My early and my only love,
Why silent dost thou lie ?
When heavy grief is in my heart,
And tear drops in mine eye.
| call thee, but thou answeTesi not,
All lonely though be,
Wilt thou not burst the bonds of sleep,
And rise to comfort me
o, wake thee, wake thee from thy rest,
Upon the tented field.
This faithful breast shall be at once
Thy pillow and thy shield;
If thou hast doubted Of its truth
And consistency before,
o wake thee now, and it will strive
To love thee even more.
If ever we have parted, and
wept thee not as now
If ever | have seen thee come,
And worn clouded brow
If ever harsh and careless words
Have caused thee pain and wo-
Then sleep-in silence deep-and |
Will bow my head and 60.
But if through all the vanished years
Whose shadowy Joys are gone,
Through all the changing scenes Of lifo
thought of thee alone
i'll have incurred for thee when far,
And worshipped thee when near,
Then wake thee up, my early love,
This weary heart to cheer
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The Painful and Debilaiating Complaint Of
81 TEyEl PEENSI

ND ECElVES immediate relief, and in
u a numerous instances, has been thor ougbly
cured, by the administration of Dumtbies Remedg
jOr the Piles This approved compound also
mltigates aud removes the symptoms VIII CHI fire.
quenily accompany that disorder. and increase
| the danger Of the patient, viz; pains in Loins-
Headache Loss If .4bPe!ite-IndigeStion, and
other marks of debility.
\ relieved Patient writes from distance. at
is but justice to YOU TO inform you, that have
used your Dnmtr,es Remedy for the Piles for
sometime past, and have found it eminently sue
| vesstll.'
An officer in the army observes, 81 have been
troubled for yes; with the Piles, and have never
found any remedy that would compare with yours.
1t gave me almost immediate reef'
Physician and Druggist writes, al have
sold all the medicine YOU sent me, which is so
highly recommended for the Plies | wish you
to send me one dozen more by the bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be
administered to all ages and both sexes. Plain
and ample directions, with description of the
complaint accompany each package, which con-
sists OF t1o0 boreS, one con, aiming an Ointment,
and the other an Electuary. Price 81 for both
articles or so cents here but one is wanted
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Central Hotel in Worcester,
FOR SALE.

"a FNNHE subscriber offers for sale,
fzsSfSS Il that well known T7VERN
IlseH STAND, in Worcester, the Central
A--sz. Hotel, now occupied by Mr.. Jones
Estabrook, situated on Main-street, little
north of The Worcester Bank, and near the cen.
tire of business of the town. The House has
recently been put in complete repair, is three
stories high, with basement story on the back
side, and 60 feet by 65 in size, with piazza ex.
tending along the front and sides 1t is conven.
ienty arranged and contains two spacious Halls,
one Of which IS 90 by % feet, and 40 other
Rooms The Barn and other Buildings con.
nected with it are large, convenient, and nearly
new
The Central Hotel has long had a very con.
siderable share of custom and public patronage
The furnishing condition and increasing pros.
perity OF the town of Worcester, with its favor.
able situation, would render it peculiarly ad
vantageous purchase for any person DESTROYS Of
engaging in the business The terms of sale
will be favorable, and the conditions of pay.
ment made easy to the purchaser.
CYRUS STOCKWELL.
March 13, 1892 3wli
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WORCESTER FOUNDRY,

IRON CASTINGS, warranted of soft Iron,
n made at The Foundry near the Paper Mills
OF Ehlah Burbank, at short notice. Orders and
Patterns left with WIN. BUTLER, at the
Foundry, or with SUMNER SMITH, at the
Brick Store on tho Canal, will receive atten-
ton. tf Oct z