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Sn "Wednesday the 18th residence in oGx cop,,.
M John AIi'cad in the 5Oh year age leaving wdow
ami hree children depore the and mos,
eonaie OF husbands and paenisf principles and in
neSibe honesty TO be developed cnm for or
uecenseu friend, residence
as prominent merchant Of place, edenp hsr
possession by himself the application of euogiu,
an honest mans The nobest worlof GodTo
ana textures Of his of praise
involve tho iendcest ecoccons ana yet deeply impre.
oens sought to b" oced In the
ms relatives
wortare inscribed his bold relief a,
inscribe
Devotion in benevoenco TO the widow and the orphan
Ne, ,, ,-, PeterSbErg Iheligencsr.
Olous PeuTyi Miss
ances OF her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Whitaker To
tend the funeral from her house this morning O'Clock without
further notice. - N' '"'
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n hDiSSoLUTION OF Co-PARTN ERSHIP. The
U Mercantile business heretofore conducted in Char
iotie county, under the firm OF Samuel S. Ftqua g. Co.
was dissolved on the 3lst March last by mutual
John Armistead having consigned all his interest therein
to Josiah W. .Chappell. JOHN ARMISTEAD.
SAMUEL 9. FUQUA.
The business will be continued in future under the firm
oi CHdPe" fNqud. JOSIAH w. CHAPPELL,
SAMUEL s. FUQUA.
April 81. ui0wI,Y~
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EsEDVVELs'S OFFICE.
DRAWN NUMBERS
bVSttSOIEl'g LOTTERY, E.C. No. =.
3G 81 81 So 4 lGl o5 Al -

DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, FIX. Grass, No. 2.
to be drawn in Norfolk Monday 3Oh inst. Capitals ~
600, bO0e, l27O, Of 1000, sc. Tickets S. Halves
Quarters l.-Drdwing received on Tuesday night
Orders from the country promptly attended to, by
HORACE BIDWELI.
Office fh doe, JeI0i0 the .NHkei. 81 Sfreet.
April g. tIsft-
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"oocHLAND CoUNTY.-The citizens of GoochlanJ
friendly TO the election of Andrew Jackson are requested
70 ee al lhe courthouse, Oh Saturday the 18th May to
10 te baltimore Convention. SEVERAL VOTERS
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upon hssubject soea bod aons wo titnk il high.
10 let this cfetd oppose round for their edifcaon
the rend mad gone so far to that Mr. Clay did
not even once open his mouth upon politics, we should
nave ei ourselves bound TO believe i-ior presume,
Mr. Is. might say with Merrick's critical Observer:
TIE seen, and SIRE ought to knoc.
fonucs indeed! We warrant you that Mr.. c.. kept
most anxously clear of every subject that had any
ner oil connexon with polcs"-but that he dscoursed
most eanedy of agriculture and the arts of cutting up
corn stalks, mending broken fences, Sc SC. eve hope
we don't inrude, even by suggestion of this sort
But, TO the oyes! oyexi Of the Arena:
Clay passed through Town Thursday evening last,
VISIT to his old end Judge Brooke. returned 10 the seat
on Sunday attending service in
THIS place MIR Clay was accompanied by
Representatives. aud General Walter CITY of Wash
ng'en We uns. this visit viii disturb equouimi-
OF Mt K Tor whose benefit purely of
and due to ancient friendship having
lHE kAcEs-We shall give a Coup dell of the Ra
ees al broad-kock and at Fairfield in next Yescr
Jay was me great race at the latter mile heats purse
SSUV uarrison,s Zingance in two heats beating
Soher, ramunkey, Mohawk and Turk.-B0nnets Of
Bttte did not a od
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WIG - POBLlSHED.--R. T. SMITH has i0sf
n published new edition Of Resolyfons ec Vir,3ui
ana Kentucky penueG by Madison aud Jefferson in Sela
ion to the Alien and Sediton Laws; and Debates in tle
'ouse Of Delegates OF Virginia, in December 1893 on
enc same. April 20, 10 sGf
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MARRIAGE
DEATHS

On n'sdSy evening the 81 inst by Jane. Du-hn
Goochund. - N - A'0'ou w
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[ff0m Me .NashgiIe RepubIiean Ertra. qp,n 1Al


AWFUL CALAMITY.
III Is our painful duty TO one of the most avv
u occurrences that the history of steam boat disasters
mas ever Afforded Several letters have been received
IN town from Memphis, stating the loss of the steamer
prandywine by fire. on the 9Th instant, about 25 miles
ABOVE mat place, and the destruction Herewith of sixty mr.
seventy ives either by drowning burning The news
appears to have been communicated by Capt Hamilton
hnse'f thus leaving no doubt its correctness
rsh or ,cH cabin passengers and fifty sixty deck pas
sehseS were los among the former, Mrs RobertT Walk
er ana child, and Mr.. Stothart of this place The
'randywine was on her passage from New Orleans to
Ionisvllle;--we understand she was insured
Extract Of letter from gentlemen IN JIemDhjs To n
friend an this place, dated .apriI ION
= capt. Hamilton has arrived here from the wreck of hc
Steamboat Brandy wine aud reports that at eight O'Clock
last evening % miles above this place. wind blowing fresh
his boat was discovered have taken fire on the uppcr
deck-ln one minute her whole decks were wrapped in
fames and before it possible to run her ashore he
tween hy and seventy of the passengers and crew
cPated themselves into the river and were drowned or
burned TO death ' VI
III Is sad That Captain Hamilton and his pilot aboucb
surrounded by the flames stuck manully to the boat IN
I'll she grounded, about 80 yards the shore when The
CaPan much scorched reached the bank by the helm of
a line. - ~ '''P VI
me ght was very percepbe here and upon the coast
opposite Tor ten miles into the country.
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Tickcls $lO-Halves 5-Qunrters 2 80.
S2O,OOO Capital and 100 Prizes of $1,000
VIRGINIA DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, No. T.
Io6e datrn IN The city If RichD,ond on Ffiday, uov
sc No. Loitery--lO drawn ballots.

= IIcKeIS SIU, Halves ., Quartcrs 30.
FOR sale as usual in every variety at the Exchange and
boucry Oihce OF THO B. BIGGER
CO., Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
Where the two grand capital prizes Of $4,000 each
OF lOOOO, and numerous other splendid prizes have re-
Gently been sold and paid at sight.
Orders meet prompt attention, and the official draw
ing forwarded 10 all who desire IT,
April 20. 1I2-td
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BTGGE ;R26
EXCHANGE & LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA

.Agdin-jUst as Bigger prOnised,u
The highest capital of $4,000, and smaller capitals
sold in the Maryland State Lottery, No 2 which drew
- 49,
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1 20 10 SO 30 IS 10 AZ.
$4,000 CapiiaT Prize
Tickets SO and prizes less than SIP.
~. y. consolidated LOTTERY. No l8.
Lotiery-I0 drawn ballots.


70 DC drGrn IA The Cifyof gNeW York, on Vednesday
May 2d, 1882.
sc No. Lottery IN drovvn b,Ilots
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The Fredericksburg Arena has done US the honor Of
giving the foio,cilg infeyesfina infoynofjoo od
~ some o. our readers may be disposed 10 entertain doubts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

TOASrS

/ The Duy--Its enthusiastic celebration vii
ea.emue as long IS tn Union e0du's. When W
ee.ss, 10 commemorate II, wcshtIl he worthy OF
TN sHains broken by our lorefthers
Inc Heroes aud atatcanen OF the revolution
- fhe relies of better az hallowed !a the memo
us Of tn dead peaceful and serene the remaining
yrs OF those Gho survive.
3 Enc Uuion-May al who count is paiue
not onlF IND that It Is ooPteGlou5 to be- dissolved
tu that IT IS iud.ssouby cementedby the affections
Of American citizens. Woe to the ombiuon-wos
to the ayarlcc-tuut shall force thc chain asun-
der
/. fhe Constitution otthe u. Statcs-A family
mansion, consccra,eJ by time aud use. Latnot the
d#sF5tsm oil. fashion or OF change violate Its form
or brea1 ds@n It's partitions.
y Ihe lou- ne isuoeoh' "hIeh o''Ioes IN
Notlhald South May sPnIt OF compromise III
or national councils dry up is channe dlssIpate
It's waters. aud unite III perpetual fellowship on
It's hostile shores, every rival interest
.. Agriculture, Commerce aud ManWaet4Te'-
iae flPis column o' our halo"" A'o''C' Eq'a'
interests mand equal protection,
:. The State Of Vngmla-Alway5 patriotic
she tins day re-echocs the sentiment mat the cd
eral lnioh M00 ana "sa.f DC preserved
8. The Tomb OF Wasalnsion-I ne rdlyIns
Pc 81 patriotism The Mecca OF political pa-
Inns Let Virginia retain what Virginia l'Io-
5aged r,
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AYNCHBURd:. VA. MONDAY, July 81. ESt2.

D.. LII. I,,,r.r MAY tho friends # III
lifla of Orl, ans prosper my they ayad thsm#
50. I've. If the oppartunlty II supporting the re cleo
,Isp If INN who Is wIthlhe purcst motives the
tf5r md ct our country
RrIl NJ. .c,lbcircr Cen jackson, May be lfe
f,.sr Ilsnry CLAY defeated John & Calhoun With
all Ia cunning bua,,ry, sadly disappointed nd
Martin Nan Burcu seated N the irrndrnthl ehair
Nv W,ulatn Sumpler-The lIrro OF OrIeanr.
a sala,s, without mercy IA prcsd,ut without
tna,sIrIs. tbc nation vii sustain uu los IN his
dlalh
- Lillian Il nenIv= uHry Clay aud hi
A,,,.r5,,,, -y.t,pi. nIaV nnr country We speedily
delivered from, th, cnse Of both
IA WINSTON Jackson and Breckenridge
r.. ,,l,,,,l. .,bouId know earh olhcr
GY#a AIerl.urr-. ll,nry Clay. the Gtcudoillber
~ tbronehont the world. hsrtetton 10 the olee ol
President will b, lovously huled by the poor md
nnnrrssr,l and ,y,ty ftlend Of Liberty IN very
elmc ns tn rgha.t omen OF the AGAR triumph 81
tine ~. nj cause If universal emancipation.
~ Nlm Tlolnn. Rudd-'Ihe yucl bun A1u
lrry Ihoreh .omc ul tn m Alrl politics honl In
m5latIl, of I.yucAaurs, III hospitality they me not
Ia br bfnien
gvG T4ylor.-TGe President of the United
States Ike the, G,thrr ri his country distinguish
81 roa,lIv m war.und pcaee
EV To. A ndcraon= Tic old Dominion
M H.. .i,,u af Improvement which nov
,sftlaa. her sons. ncy,t aeeIg tdl they hove nade
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less adfoeHe oi his country hf>i interest. IVY VI"
cI''usn only en- she oe o'"'''.a nom ''' "'u'
eFnS eheeb 9i tyranny 'o' m's'o1.
TIE MECHANIC ARTILLERY
This rorns tl.n.d at Richardson's Smln. Capt
o,......., ,..-..,I ,...,.l ,.r, L,r,,s
"'''''''' 7''''s i'''''''' ''''''s.' y
H. simpson n' ''"o"' 'o'''a " ''' ''"''"
TpASIS.
l. The dry W. celebrates safapd only To that
winch saw world redeemed Hti GaawbId.
, The memory Of the cbrl oil MN. Where
Is the American Who viii osh his mann
Ua.fnet@ N7r1.
3 Ourtathera the Heroes oi tht Revolution
Thor toiIs ludlbe foundation and ther blood &c.
wcnted the fam lab,lc OF our freedom and union
can we FORGET lh.ul Aad LaaE Nga".
J. The adHoeae o' d'sunen.
iilseomt1} curse, ms children shame,
Outea=lot virtue peace and hun
RafI $ H"".
. John q Adams Horny lay and J"ho Hei
gcut; Andrew Jackson. John {. Calhoun and Mar
uu Van Bufen. 1t no crime To compare them.
Qa'h STEP
The American System founded upon reason
end common ssnse, "'tnu" 'a opel3lienh"uf no',i
Of independence We a aons. Nont oppose II Dat
the Ignorant selfish and dpa.anlus
H9uQ eaF's Narth
r. NuIliGeaom-A ,antrr,d t~ls among the
lur branches etoHa Pohoca. WHoo 9fnay II DE 'p''
d''y lopfed oil and consumed Oh 'haaIla' %, i''' '
ism. Ma'ot
& Agriculture Manufactures aud Commerce
Ihtcc aalela Vi equal mcrt
Mn'3 oa ne hadl f'o''.
Q Our internal resources. loomaeh n'6i'c''d
They who have meat, aud help not themselves,
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7nsh'rns by collision
fy William NJ. iafss-AmoS Kendall fh'i
ssuth'n 10 thu hfat cock eieonupuon TIT lem
5aa hungry ioln i1at "3S seen aaeeklos M"
'Nhl"s ton IN Isl ea~lns out e'fs nc s.ssa-
siI' me H'aaa8fae=s i.' me- my Lftata. MAY
the people look " Il To bm-
iy h',ett h. shelton '"r r'I"Iii. af.. 1.''s
ooI."'' 'he stamp 2a m. the usht To lh'Ih'ss
ON se'm'n and II ned drive US to The eAHem1
re WA also noIilIY The tamil
- lio"aoa ,. WHIT Nn'h'eaian am us
aion-N'oi'ai OF fza5=f.t"H 10y oil #iaas1..a" ;
Il Is unnecessary toH7ee ue p'd's'ee i@t'def. w
NaI'' non OF Tn 5lase
bF H. Rfh9ls-faal' Improvement ofmIh
al '''"ldaI proportions and wdld'"fa ment
aay She be e3elitatfd lesp'ad het WINS tateaah
iAi''',u To- the .Nosla1" '9 Nltma my sue
recruit h'f I'1ds and reammau her efforts.
by '''les e baoard-Ihe Patriots oi lo'
'.,, ''' II ''' are ''Ys''' w INN.
nav thew he ,nelsg,,l..I ~ ,Ir Nogb and hy IL.
South
BY William N Burwa-'rhc Tm.ii tie NIGHT
marc Of the agricultural interests ofthe Gmon
by John II GoodWL-Noy the eoire Of reason
be sufficient 10 teaeh Us lhe important Truth ua' the
many, as often Us the Nv, are bmd To the rsh's "I
others, when conflicting with Ihr'r own interests
and can madly pursue injustice without Perecl M
| that they are III the wrong.
Ry X Nmun-leny Clay called by rs
lta'ds the LION the West IT'S solef 10 leave the
moa>.D at Iaree, n tn forests OF hentaehY de'ouf
M ho'bocucd flss, than to trust him N Nasjnas
ton, with the power OF tearing ou sacred eonauto
ton IN pieces.
Hy q Wanl-Gompronisc rers'@ Notification ,
The one an Aogel OF Light, the oIhef Il Demon OF
/ Darkness and Despair
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i2far-} [ RS nc ti'2 afs5aSh y, ~" i''- ~
mi'ras Us int Nh M'r''a - y s'ai' 81 '' IT,, "
% quarts otm.ik per day, and os'"ee" 10 anu -
pounds ofpatter per week 80,
NJ" ~iutls the va u9 oi thai co" II :. 'o'''''''
COW, that gives ten or twelve quarts ., 'o'',,,''
milk per day, be worth twenty aon"e' ""'i 70 .
COW worth that gives t"ety-sN quarts pei ''{ w. -
milk equal totno cam OF TN common so% ,,,'a
mu,t not SEX an answer IN the sl5s '", 81 .''.,
If twelve quarts give twenty 9'n'7' "''', " "
twenty SIX glye-oy no me'nS' ISL, o,,g f''''I
ct the Durham COW milk Is eq'o 10 'nc' i'.,s %
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CORPORATION OF ALEXANDRA.
pROL,LHHATTON


WHEREAS circumstances have rendered it ne.
cessary that the Quarantine Laws of this Corpo-
ration should be carried into execution, | do
therefore, bv and with the advice OF the Board
of Health, make known the same; and
Order, That all vessels coming from OF touch.
ing at any ports either in the United States, Br-
fish Provinces in North America, or any foreign
port where the Cholera, Or any other contagious
disease. is known. or supposed to exist, and
bound to Alexandria, be brought TO anchor at the
Quarantine Ground, and there to remain for the
inspection aud direction Of the Health Officer. .
| furthermore enjoin the commanders OF all
such vessels not to suffer any Of their crew or
passengers, either before or during the Quaran-
tine Term, to 60 on shore, or on board any other
vessel than that to which they belong. nor per.
nit any person to come on board their vessels,
except such as are employed in the execution Of
the Quarantine Laws, without the especial per-
mission of the Health Officer in writing
Doctor THOMAS SEMMEs, who has been APP
pointed Health Officer, IS hereby required to
cause the laws upon the subject Of Quarantine
to be strictly enforced.
Given under my hand this s5th day OF June
1889. JOHN ROBERTS, Mayor.
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.n,nufactured hemp from IS to 40 dollars per
'h .. also on cotton bagging from three and a
VIZ cents the square yard, to four cents, and to
N1 m ~ the section the words without regard to
-. ssi.h, or width" ~,
's division of the question being called for,
.s;cb was carried-yeas 50, nays IS.
The other amendment was negatised.
The House was in Session when we went TO
uress.
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COMMERCIAL
R.,r1aoar pArnId OFFICE, }
/ o'clocV P. M.

Wednesdav, O'cIueE - M.
The Marker. The receipts oaFiour in How
ard street are very limited. Tie wagon price
this morning is Sc IS; we hear q no sales from
stores, but understand that 81 las offered aud
rsfn sed. some small lots of Suyuehanna have
been disposed Of at 6 so. Therds no wheat ar
.riving--in the absence of actual 1tnsactlons we
quote for good Red 20 ard lR5. Corn IS
looking up to-day, sales at e. sc. Kye quo.
Oats 45c. Sales Of Susquehata WhIskey ut
"a in brs. and S27n hhds. A lot OF prime re-
failing Rice brought 4c. per ID. We note the
sale Of 10 ceroons Caracas Indigsat So, ihere
has been no arrival Of Tar-sUf Turpentine Is
selling at Q 25. A lot Of Rio Coffee was taken
by private contract at l2ic. Outline; at auction
a lot of Gnterior) St. DomingJ at llac.; about
100 bags Cuba, common) { lsi a ls4c. a'a
Porto Rico at 12a
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BOSTON MARKET. June IS.

Flom-Ihe transactions OF the week nave
been at about one-eighth Of dollar below our last
quotations. 500 barrels Howard-street. for ex-
port, 6 70 cash, and 6 IS, 4 mos; 1000 barrels
Georgetown, do, 6 so, and 400 do. Mountain,
81, four months.
Grain.--At the close of the week prices de-
clned, and sales were with difficulty made. The
operations Of the week consist of 1000 bushels
Southern white and yellow Cat Corn, 66 70 cts;
10 900 do. Eastern Oats, IS cents; and Rye
80 a s. cents. Courier
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AN ACT for the benefit of the Alexandria Ca

AIN Az LUt ttiS UCuVAI VI tuo <AiSAeANs"> ~
nal Company.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Re
pressataiices of The United States Of .4meriea IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary OF the
Treasury be, and he is hereby, required to pay
to the President and Directors of the Alexandria
Canal Company, or to such officer of said Com
pany as they may empower to receive it, the sum
of one hundred thousand dollars, to be applied
to the construction Of an aqueduct across the rlv-
err Potomac, at or near Georgetown, in the DIS
trict of Columbia; which sum shall be paid, out
of any money IN the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, at such times and in such proper
tons, (haying due regard to the progress OF the
work, as the President Of the United States may,
from time TO time, direct
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker Of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
J. c. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States and
President of the Senate.
APPROVED, June 25, 1882.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-June q.

Superfine Flour is dull. and prices declining;
on Saturday two or three small lots sold Tor er.
port at Sc so a 6 s7a; yesterday it was offered
at 6 IS. On Saturday lot Of IS puncheots
Corn Meal sold at Sl4, and 200 barrels at 5 g;
100 barrels Rye Flour sold at $ 90. Sales o.
Pennsylvania Wheat, on the Schuylkill. at ~
cents, and of Delaware at $50 cents. Corn has
sold at last weeks quotations; one cargo Sonti'
ern Yellow brought something higher. Rye Is
steady at 80 cents A cargo OF Southern Oa.s
sold at AZ cents Whiskey is held higher, bu'
the advance has only been obtained for small lot.
A lot Of 16O bales Louisiana Cotton sold at II
cents, 4 months. The alarm Of the Cholera ap'
preaching our city has in great measure sub
sided. and Drugs which had been eagerly taken
at advanced prices, are now neglected at the adj
yance.-Pice Current.
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Oak Wood.

Il August. for the supply Of 200 Cords of good,
sound, merchantable OAK WOOD, at Fort Washing.
ton Nd one-halfto be delivered before the LIST No
vember; the other half before the LIST Of Deem
Der, 1882 The Wood must be delivered and corded
on the h and At such place the Acting Assistant
Quarter Master may designate Sufficient security for
the faithful performance ofthe contract will be required
proposals to be endorsed " For the supply Of Oak
Wood" j. II. COOKE,
1t. 4 A. A. Quafter Master.
Fort Washington, June %, ls3e-2w
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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. May 16,
Since this day week the supplies of Wheat and
Oats have been very considerable. At this days
market there was a thin attendance, aud sales
only to moderate extent were effected; of wheat
at a decline of Id on the finest, and cd per "a
lbs. on all other kinds, and Of Cd per sack on
Flour,
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The administration if they adopt the award. must
do it at their peril. They have tried to induce
the Senate to advise them to 1t, but the Senate
has refused to give such advce.-We have more
to say on this subject hereafter.
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Notice.

,IyHE Citizens of AIexandria and the public generally
L are respectfully informed that the PANORAhA
OF MEXICO sill cease to De e.nlo" e ~ .'n"S
nr The Building which contains tie Painting 10 lot
ale. subject to removal previous to 18th July.
June 22-eOt4thJ
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BY WILLIAM D MUTT

Houses & lots at auction.
IN Friday next, 2sth instant. viii be sold on the
"a THE HOUSE f. LOT
&&5sfk on tie west side Of st. Assph street. nesr
Prince street, formerly occupied by the
- iate James Bruce Nichols, Esq and now
in the occupation of Mr. a J Fleming. Also,
THE DWELLING HOUSE & LOT ad.
Joining, now occupied by Mr.. William Cowing. 1t il
. pleasant residence. ard desirable properly Also,
The NEW BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
on Prince street. now occupied by Mr.. Wn. n. Nc.
Weigh. It is pleasantly situated, in good neighbor'
hood, and in the most healthy psst ofthe town.
Terms liberal, and made known at the sale, which
will commence at the FIRST named piece Of property,
At q O'Clock P. NJ
WASHINGTON C. PAGE.
Agent for the Legatee, Of J. B. Nichols, decd.
June % sN.S 49,.
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SHIP NEWS.
P0RT or ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

ARRIVED, June 49,
Steamboat Potomac, Hubball, Norfolk; pas.
sengers for the District.
Steamboat Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore;
freight and passengers
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AR RED.

In Washington on Tuesday last, BY the Rev:
o. b. Brown, Isaac SHELBY REED, Esq, OF
Mississippi. to Miss ANN LAURA, daughter OF
Gen. DUFF GREEN.
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u The Tariff bill, as amended AssED the
House Of Representatives, yesterdayPy vote Of
lS2 to 65. =.
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Schr Erie, Pearsal, cleared at New York for
this port Goth.
schr. Orontes, Hammond, hence at Boston
Oath inst.
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For Boston.

ETK The packet sch oner FORN4X,
10 Narston, master having part OF her cargo
engaged For freight of 200 barrels, or passage, ap
ply to the captsn on board. orto
A. c CAZRNOVE e Co.
so barrels New England KUN for SAFE. landing from
the Pornax. june 90
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Yo Rent,
Was Committed

rElO the Jail for the County Of AexsnLria. d. c. on
J. the % instant, as Runaway, black man calling
himself EDMUND He appears to he about ~ years
of ags feet inches high, stout aud well made: he
says that he he longs Mr. William For, OF Charles
County, Maryland. The owner is requt sted TO C me
forward. prove property. pay charges and take him
away; otherwise he will be disposed of as the Law d
reefs. n. STEELE,
june 29-3t Jaor,
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Marbrsy on Poultry,

lust published, abd on sale by WA. u. MOHht'
d SON, A Treatise bu Breeding. Rearing. and Fat
tening ali kinds Of Poultry, Cows. Swine, and other
Domestic Animals, By M!rbray. Esq reprinted rom
the 9Th London edition, with such sbrdgemcnts and
additions as it was conceived would render it best sdap.
ted to the SOIL climate and common course Of culture
in the United States, by Thomas G. fessenden, Editor
of the New England Farmer. June 20
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Roots 4 Shoes.

Roots & Shoes.
NHANBERLAIN & EDISON have received by the
J last arrivals, the bslance oftheir
Spring Supply Of BOOTS f. SHOES; ;.
and they now offer for sale their very extensive stock
At very reduced prices.
N B Those purchasing by the quantity are psricu
lsrIy invited to CALL IS they are disposed to sell unu
sually low. may 10