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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKEr-Sept 90.

FLOUR
Horard Street The receipts of this descrip
ton, during the week, are only about $500 bills.
In the early part Of the week. sales from store
we're made at IS 81, Firmness, however, was
impaired to the market from the circumstance Of
the snallness Of the receipts and the consequent
reduction Of the already limited stocks; the store
price advanced l2s cents, aud sales were effect,
ed at 3 90 per Dbl. Ga Thursday. from the same
cause, a further advance was realised, and sales
we're made from store at l2i. To day Il safe
Of zoo bills was made at 6 l24; some holders
ak that price, while others demand higher
price The stock is very trihins. snd the mills
are doing but little work in consequence of the
drought. The wagon price was uniform up 10
YESTERDAY, al 5 IS. To-day il ranges from -
to 5S-!
Ciiy Mills -Four The sales for export dur
ing the week c0mprise from 5000 TO 1000 5bls.
some parcels of which were taken at IS IS, on
tine with interest added. and others al that price
on 60 and 90 DAYS credit without interest. A
sale was made this moaning at IS. on 90 days
withOa, interest. The stocks in m!lers' hands
are very snail, and in consequence Of the low
nc,s os ,he waters, the quantity manufactured
cOn.i1uts limited.
A lot OF go bis. Fredericksburg Rio brand J
was sold Yesterday at 90 cash.
GR,lx-
Uhea The market has been but scantily
supplied this week. The sales Of good red have
generally been made at 100 los cents, and the
prime parcels at l07 cents. One parcel was tax
en- at iO72. To-day there is better supply.
and sales good to prime continue to be made at
81 90 a I o.. Que parcel OF prime white was
taken thi, week at IA: we quote the range Oi
this description at 10 ID. as IN quality.
Corn.-At the beginning of the week sales Of
parcels were made from store at 70a72 cents. -
.On "Wednesday cargo Of mixed Virginia was
sold IS cents. and parcel Of yellow at 75i.-
On Thursday some small parcels of yellow were
sud al II cents, and one of white at - cents.
The mlrket is fiat to day, and we cannot quote
parcels Of white for shipment above 70a7 lets.
Oa's-Sales al S5aS7 cents during the week.
Rye Sales at 66a6S cents, AZ IN quality.
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GLORIOUS VICTORY!

PHILApELrHIa, Sept. 29.-We met the enc
my Yesterday at the ward polls, and routed them
horse. foot and Dragons. 1t will be seen that
we have carried THIRTEEN out Of the fifteen
wards. And the aggregate majority against US
in the two last wards is less than one hundred.
Never was there a more cOmplete,a more CLIO
RIOUS POLITICAL TRIUMPH than the enc
we now record. Let our State, aud every other
State in the Unon, see what Is the state OF feel
inv in PHILADELPHIA with refrreno ~ jackson.
The Anti Jackson Ticket prevailed in oil the
Wards of ,pring Garden, and in sac Wards out
of seren in the Northern Liberties. We have
carried RUxboroush. and the result is conclusive
evidence that Jacksonism is done in Philadelphia
City and County.
Our friends were in such g'"~. 'i'at we fonhd
;t;mnoss;bIe t. get the exact vote which vas
given TO the two Inspectors on each side. but We
have, where that could not be obtained, given 10
both alike on the same ticket. II there is a
slight error of one or two votes, we will make
the eorrec ton in orr next-It Will make no dit
ference IN the aggregate OF returns
Last year our opponents beat US at the wards
bv nearly ONE THO SAND VOTES; this year we
defeat them by about FIFTEEN HUNDRED We
have already a clear Anti jackson gain OF twenty
five hundred in the city proper, and we shall
nearly double it at the general elect
The Block Committees deser'e the hearty
thanks of every American
Southwark has given the people stlcket against
the Sutherland Jackson ticket, majority OF 27S.
Germantown has gone for tn, antiJackson
ticket.
The rout is complete.
We have mentioned in anothe- column the
triumph of the Anti Jackson Partyyin Albany
The subjoined extract will show What is thought
Of the victory.
ALBANY, NY. Tuesday Evening, Sept. 25.
While am writing. the whole Ity appears to
be scene Of general joy; guns az hiring; fires
are burning in the streets; the hos are setting
off their crackers. &c; aud what Is tor, you will
ask? II is the COMPLETE PRosrRfioN OF THE
Regency in this CITY,
We have met the enemy this aSy at the polls,
and our victory has been complee. We have
gained the election in every wnrd ecept the tlrst,
and in that. great change has ben effected
We have struck a blow which wi be felt. BY
the month of November, throughput the State.
We have attacked the lion in his en-, and have
driven him from his streng hold. Iie cannon
which are now roaring sound the knp' Tor the
Regency. Ihave but on one occa4'n Seen such
a general burst of joy pervade cqem'nlty' as
does at this moment prevail IN thlsnJ anu mat
was in YOUR city, when the tnfeutsT,'! " Peoce
,ras received, at the conclusion ct y 'Ae war;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01

The next fortnigh! is pregnant with events
.;,hIy important to the future destinies OF this
psnahle. so far as they are controlled by its le-
.'',;oo In six States of the Union, within
" ,yo weeks, officers Of the State Govern
MI So,. are TO be elected by the People, aud in
!"a"ft them Representatives in Congress also to
~ .Sosen. TO the number of forty. Sc extensive
.sooyation Of the Legislative Bodies of the State
"A Federal Governments may exercise an i'm
-..,,nt influence on the character and temper Of
,hs Public Councils. fM.
Eatrl .4frGy.-On Monday evening, about 8
,,.lock. a man named john Rich, a stevedofe,
"a KILLED in an affray in Ann street, near Fleet
.,r,et. BY person or persons who are not yet
snown. Rich had been at work through the day
:" hoard brig at Central wharf. He afterwards
mr. with one of bis companions down Ann
i,rss,. where they met number Of men, one OF
HON showed Rich as he passed. This Rich re-
.,nted. and an alteration took place, IN the
,onrse of which Rich received one or more blows,
md fell. and was a few minutes afterwards found
Ia,J On an examination OF the body, there was
no appearance Of external injury. An inquest
w,s held the same evening upon the body, aud
me verdict Of the jury was, that the deceased
came 10 his death by blow Or blows inflicted on
him BIZ persun or persons to them unknown
4 YOUNG man uamed Emanuel Currant. who was
n,obably accidentally present at the ARRAY, was
,I.o stabbed in the side by some unknown person.
Three Young men, named Ullmer, Campbell
and Freeland. have been arrested, accused OF be-
iup concerned in the affray, and have been con-
mi,tel for examination on Friday, The young
man who was wounded was living ON Tuesday
afternoon, but his life was still despalred Of.
Boston Dai. .7dU.
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R1cYMe, Sept: ss

RlSh"Sf.
The Epidemic. report en,or,., |" oo" III.
indicates an alarming increase ,bs 49,, IN.
the reader will bear in mind have raI.,;"e
from Ia yesterday. to IL than to tns :, :. ~
the day before yesterday, - wv 'a''
"a hours. et inflammation, ILL.
We presume from thtle variation in the dis.
our reach that there Ne do not believe it has
ease since yesterday afraid to fatter ourselves
increased and wef 1t is supposed to be at
toat II mas u'n'n's'at 1t will remain nearly sta.
ITS maximum az is. and then decline
tionary TOT somas day. argue about los cas-
inif1s-nve ne general average Of about one
es, asreeao,yns to have been near the ratio
mira' "h'cP America. One hundred and FIVE
10 huroPe/a population of $1,000. (supposing
cases us ITO have left the population about
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or 1AEG7ADRL3. On. c.

ARRIvED. Sept. 90,
Sch. Harriet, Niokerson, Chatham; Plaster
10 \ e. CaIeuoNe & Co.
Passed up for Georgetown, Brig Rubicon.
StetsOu, Blrbadoes.
SAILED,
Bri2 Token, Eldridge, Boston
Schooner John Alexander. Berry, RIO Grande
- Independence, Taylor. Boston
- Washington, Jennings, New York
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Boots Il SHOES.

Boots Il SHOES.
vUNHE subscribers have just received, by the Vic.
L tory" and {" independence" from Boston.
100 CASES BOOTS E. SHOES,
comprising a general assortment Of Coarse and Fine
suitable for the present season They consist in part,
Of the following:
$500 pairs Women's Leather Shoes
300 do do Boots
1000 do Mems coarse Brogans
500 do Boys do
500 do Gentlemens fine Brogsns
do do Boys do
1000 do Children's shoes
200 do Gentemen's Boots
200 do Mems Water Proof B lots
200 do Boys do do
500 do Mrsse,' Leather Shoes and Boots
500 do LadlesLssting Run Rounds, very cheap
.4lso,
100 pairs Gum Elastic Over Shoes
The above are offered by wholesale, st their New
Ware Room Louisiana avenue, opposite their Store,
No A. Pennsy vania Avenue. This stock is confident.
~ offered the public. one Of the best which has
ever been in this market, having been selected and
procured from the Mandatory direct, and purchased
Al the Boston SEMI ANNUAL SAILS They are offered
At Phladrphia and Baltimore whole sale price
GIBBS u COYLE.
Washington, sept 28-5t g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01

Cholera in the Pentienfiary!-It gives US pain
to inform our readers, that notwithstanding all
the precautions that have been so prudenty ia.
ken by the Superintendent and Physician, DR..
ehamberlayne.) the Cholera has at length bro.
ken out in the Penitentiary. One of the convicts
was found yesterday morning in his cell, in the
asphy xia-and was supposed to be dead yester.
day evening. Seven or eight other cases had
broken out in that Institution yesterday.
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that number) argue much greater extension Of
thu maady here than at New York, or, we be
lieve, any where else, save possibly at Montreal
and Portsmouth.
In New York, the greatest number Of cases IN
a day, was 5ll-deaths l04, If 10000 give
1O4 deaths. what ought $4,000 to givel The
reader may work the sum. The population Of
New York was supposed to be reduced by flight
from 900, 900 to $50, 900.
There are few burials at the old Church,
or in all.
Interments near the Poor. House for "a hours
ending at IL O'Clock this day, sSth September
white 9, colored 26-Total IS.
GEO. WOODFIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY THOMAS C. WRIGHT, GEoneErows
Extensive SaAe Of Furniture.

HAtenslVe SAA6 OF HUtnltuto.
IN Monday. the LIST dsy Of october, At 10 o'clock.
~ 4. H.. at the corner Of Bridge and Washington
streets. will commence the sale Of the FURNITURE
taken out Of the Union Tavern ct the late Fire and
will be continued from day to day, until the whole IL
sold The Furniture consists i'm part Of
go Feather Beds, 100 pair Of Blankets
50 Bedsteads; Quilts. Sheets, He. in proportion
20 sets Dining Tables, Breakfast and other Tables
10 sideboards, IS Bureaus
so sets Bed Curtains, 50 do Window do
Wash.stands and Wash Tables BssoHaea1. Ewsy
4o dozen Chairs. Looking Glasses ~ :.
500 yards of Competing. first quality new -
500 yards do worn
shovels and longs, Tenders. Andh
Glass, China, Plated Ware
50 sets Knives and Forks
Franklin an! other Stoves
4 large quantity of Kitchen Furniture. Tin Ware.
&c; Clothes Press, Cupbosrds, with variety of other
articles Terms at sale.
THOs. G. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Georgetown, sept 2o--eots
No The above Sale is unavoidably postponed
until Tuesday, the I'd ms ant when ali Goods that
offered will be sold without reserve.
octl 7. C WRIGHT. Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01

Notice.
CANAL OFFICE, Alexandria. .4ugust 6. 1882.
NO1iCE is hereby given to the Stockholders in the
IN Alexandra Canal, that instalment of -Four Dol.
lars per Share is required to he pdd before the
10th day Of September, and further nstalment of
Four Dollars per Share to be paid before the l
day of October next
By order of the Board. J. II. CREASE,
aug 8-eo3t& lawtlst Oct Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.

A.
Trust sale.
DY virtue Ola iseed &C Trust bearing date the 18th
Id day of April, 1873, from Samuel DE Vaughan to
the subscriber, for the purposes therein menoned'
will be sod at pubic auction, to the highest bidder,
Saturday. the IS tn October next at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ. on the premises,
A THO STORY FRAME TENEMENT
fin sJ LOT or GROUND, lying aud being on the
E.l.. last site Of Henry street. between Prince and
puKe streets. Terms made known at the place OF sale.
scpt22 JOHN 8. PRESTON, trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Valuable Warehouse at Auction.
an Thursday next. t4,h Octoberl ut O'Clock p:
~ " will be sold on the premises. without reserve.
kxA The large Three.Story BRICK
NAYTHA WAREHOUSE & LOT in fee simple, on
T8 = ~ north side OF King street. between Water
f$Gi8a and Union streets, adjoining tho property
Of Messrs. Lsrmour 4 Co and A. c. Cazennye
& Co. septH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

Public Sale.
10y virtue Of deed Of trust from George Wise.
ID will be soid on Saturday, the 18th day Of October
next on the premises, bet the hours Of and II
o'clock, A. NJ,
A LOT OF GROUND on the south west
corner Of the intersection OF and Union streets.
binding one hundred the former, and fifty FIVE feet
six inches on the latter.
Also, by virtue Of deed Of trust from Richard hor.
well AID wife,
A LOT OF GROUND on the south side OF
Prince street, between alter and Union streets, TWEEN.
y feet front south forty -four feet eight inches, east
one foot, south twenty feet four inches, east
~ feet north twenty-five feet four inches, est one
foot north fortyour feet eight inches, to the begin
ming Terms made known at sale.
sept 12-eots W. HERBERT, Trustee.
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Ar bnstna.

,SsG The schooner HiRRiET, Capt, Nickerson.
Ss1a wing hdfher cargo e"s ased. viii snl in few
D. 'or freight UT passage Apply to te master on
Dos l osIo 4. e. GhZENOVE x Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01

WH IAN fOwI.E has taken into CO partnership
" ms son, WILLIAM III. FOwLE, and will con-
rN business as heretofore under the firm ct W.
L'MLE e Co. October 4, 1852
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01
Notice.

ue Farmers Bank Of Aexandria this day declares
- aaSidend OF profit Of two per cent. tor the last
months, upon the capital stock paid in, payable to
'Iaers or their representatives Oh the Sd instant
A.. by order JOHN HOoFF. Cashier.
oetc5erl, lSS2,-S,
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office. Alexandria. D. G. The
LIST of OC1UBER, 1882.
nT Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say rnEr AnE ADVERTISED, or they may moi
get them.
Riehard Alexander John a,nold
Francis Ashford James atkinson
Robert + Buekhannon Jim Bean
Noses Bell Mrs II Butts
TFBH bliss .96qgaa Buckley
Mss Ilary Black
Mrs Rosannah " Cline .Lhn -Cohagan
Hhihngton 'arpeater James CarHgan
james W COnneiY
Captain Thomas Denike John Dement,
James Dapis (Nuperintend Darid Dick
ent .8exa Canaf Mwes " Dapis
Mrs Elizabeth Dogan Thomas barley
Yrs Mary Drury Geo " Dunlap
Nathan F1rdlam-3 Thomas Finn
Paul Gebet Ms Sarah Grason
"i'' ca'Aa''"e or Polly Gray 2 Miss in" CAFES
lillian Hunter Mrs Eliza Henderson
Robert H6dgkins Miss Cathartne Herbert
col James House Jeremiah Hauptman
Col Lc,cis Hpkins-2 Gusiauus y Hgdon
ss"jA"iR 'sSs''''
James Kelly John Kno,clss -
Thomas LySes Elisabeth Lyhs
James Lee
James hanhins tBriekiayer] Stephen .MN5urn
Frederick Nyrick James B Middleton
HTikam NcMeihau Stephen Martin
Hin VI McCUty-2 Lundford Mullen
PHILIP Marks JJhn NJ Monroe
John tuacaster Geo u RnrkeH
Mrs i'm nrrag Mrs Harriet MeCUe
Thomas " Nelson .essey Nokes
,l-,..uo o Dr,en Isaac " Ousley
james VI OSJorn
Hrs Sinai B Porier John n Piepons
Mss lihed INN Palmer President If The Hunting
Ms Sarah Jane Pate son Creek Bridge Company
Lew Pickering HIM Price CKtng Street !
Miss Nali!da Il Piles
a II Ri"gg0M To- The Heir If June, Ro
6erdeau
Mss EEsa6eM hSummers Miss Wary finn Sherer
Miss CelesiiG hhakes opener Scales
John James smith hrs Sarah Sydner
james NmM Racltaei AaftTuhite
James NTH CBoat builder james " Seues
CAPT Joseph 'tnllH hichard Is of0rEe
John C. Sayre John NhLkes
I
Miss Martha Taylor John s Ihorntoa-2
Sophia Inpir Mr. Thomas
- mn Thompson
u
Henry n Underwood
Benjamin Haiiace-2 Filth Waller
b's Jain HaiIace Zuchariah Uhiting
Jdpiey Wmsier
DAN'L. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Alexandria, October I, 1s32-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01

Stout Un5leaChed Domestic Cottons.
lNiALA' B&NN =" received Arl 1t r, for
- ,aie, lew Bales So inch Sheelrss and 80 nch
Srr,lng Cnltons Nctl
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Plaster

20 TONS Of Nova Scotia plas,-r, hnlinS from schr
" Harriet, AZ fuckers WHAT t'r sale W
Ctii A G. CAZSN " r 81 Co.
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NOTICE.

.ENlice
I'VE eonnexon in business heretofore existin~ be
tween the subscribers. under the firm of William
''"'e Co, IS tins is, dissolved by mutual consent
w FOWLE,
HENRY DAINGERFIELD.
October I, 1882.
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Hoots.NnA Shoes.
A. u, HARMON

A. ID. HARMON
HAS just received, by the schooners Rolla, Good
III pope, and Velocity, from Boston,
A General and Complete assortment of BOOTS
8. SHOES.
suitable for the present and approaching season, CON-
sistng Of
1850 pair women's leather shoes
4So do do leather and seal skin pumps
$50 do do do boots
70O do mems coarse boo,ees and shoes
500 do boys coarse and fine bootees
$50 do do Id and BID shoes
$50 do mems Id and BID bootees
700 do do 6ne shoes and pumps
1000 do chiitlrrns shoes and booiees
500 do mems fine boots
200 do do and boys thick boots
275 do misses shoes
600 do women's lasting slippers
500 do do rnnrneeo wall ;,. .h...
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-01

The above stock has been selected by the subscri
ber IN part from the late Semi Sales in Boston,
but mostly from the manufacturers, and which he con
hdenty believes to be equal to any other stock offered
above list by various arrivals during the Fall, direct
from the most approved manufacturers. good articles,
sui ed to this MARKET which are offered wholesale am
retail, very CHEAP. sept29
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C,vn.

Snnl Hushe!. Cora wanted by
cO'i'' ,ctI 4 - CNXESGVE 4 Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-14

forward machinery enough to supply this whole country
with manufactured produce OF every description She
has another of the elements OF comfort end manuac
turing prosperity in almost illimitable abundance The
coal mines in her ncighbourhood will most
profitable article of Commerce. and supply fuel Cor the
steam engine The mills Of Richmond will manufacture
all the wheat from the whole western country, which
may pass down the James. In this respect, she has al
ready reputation unrvaled in this Union, the
wide world The Hour from Richmond bears premium,
even now In the South American market From the great
manufacturing facilities above named Richmond will be-
come, In all probability, the manufacture Town. not
y for this State, but for large portion OF the southern
country likewise. She therefore, have no reason TO
fear the growth OF any other city The causes of her
prosperity are removabiy fixed in her Icinity-and no
thing but the spread of barbasm and decay the whole
lace OF our State, counterfeit their operations Rich
mond must inevitably forward with the advance Of
the capital and population OF the State Her destiny Is
written in lcgble charaeersand Is not, would
iearfully conjecture, Meme, Meme, Iekei SC. IL
any towns should dread the growth OF Norfolk they
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, aud not
Richmond; for the business done in Norfolk will be diff
eren from that done in Richmond, aud will be such
transacted in the large sea-board of the Eastern
States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-14
THE STATES.

NEW oRK.-The Legislature met at Albany on
the 3D. inst.-In the Legislative Caucus held by the
friends OF the Administration the previous even
ing, the ballot for Speaker was Charles l.. Living
sion, of the City of New York. SD, Elisha Ltchfield
3.-The vote i'll the House was, for Livingston 93
Francis Granger of Ontario (.4nti- NrsonJ 81 John
a. King l-Governor TROOPS Message was then
delivered.-He says, Our present chief magistrate
commended himself to the suflrages of his fellow
citizens, by his ability, the patriotism of his person.
al sacrifices, and the soundness of his views OH all
these questions and he their increasing affec-
TONS well to the frank and fearless manner in
winch he has since avowed these opinions and acted
upon them to the success both home and abroad
which has attended the measures of his admins
tration"-lt appears from the Message that the ca
nal debt the only debt of the State, is now reduced
10 S5,Sl7,447 The Governor congratulatcs the Lee
gislaure on the financial condition of the State He
proposes the establishment of fund for internal i'm
provemens and speaks in favor of railroads, which
he says, likely to enter into successful compe-
tition with canals" He suggests the erection OF
penltentiary for female convics, to be located at
Sing Sing. 1t appears that the females condemned
IN the prison at Sing Sing, now kept in the aims
house in the city of New York and that at Auburn,
twenty-nine female convicts are confined together
IN one room.
MAssACHUsETTs.-Tho Legislature assembled ON
the 4tb-On the 3D. ballot VIM. Thorndike was elect
ed Speaker of the Senate 1.-THE vote being for Thorn
dixie Ia, James L. Austin ~, and j. w Lincoln \
Charles Calhoun was unanimously elected Clerk
On the I'd ballot, Luther $. Cushing was elected
Clerk of the H. of II. the vote was for Gushing 3O1.
VIM NJ Lathrop &C. S. Lincoln, jr. 40, H. T. En-
sign %, scattering 12.)-Wm. b. Calhoun was elect
cd Speaker, having 413 votes on the first ballot