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5 do Medium do do and laU puse.
3 DO Extra super London Black,
! do Low price md a good arteie,
/ do Mulberry, ola Fashionable shaaa 1a1baaa=
uiully tnc
/ do Invisible Greco also y0ry f..a,ah'n,
/ do Green, IloDt Cloth, for G,nu,mra,. veal
> do Brown, onr very Gnc
, do Olive fine and ,uperfne,
3 DO Steel mlA ono OF which Is 1l#o YER IL.
| do Drab for Over coats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-10

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06

x.v Sir, I ask Of you, on this supple state
N oyr'f what would you conceive to he the
Ish' Ems an honest representative OF deceased
duY Will you look at my first letter to Mr..
In'nu. md At his replys Will you read my Sc
bliI' md say whether Its language or its tone ex
sOAJ' the bounds Of propriety, or the restraints
'su, 'rodera,e but firm remonstrance against in
81 n1oestedi Will you hear me declare that
~ him in person all the facts, and parti-
S "Is N. oromise which stood pledged to re-
t"a will YOU then read his article of the 22d
Id saw that II obtained that which was due
u,s ~ occason or ought to have been satisfactory
20 me: IT..
,;.ss which you told me would be imputed,
'nD" c,refully appreciated at the time; had con-
.,ed IN. assertion to the face of the man who
ua ,IS il and then under all the peculiar circum
.,,oces Of my case, perhaps | might have safely
,,ood as did. would have done SD, but when
Ia ascertained beyond doubt that all my CON-
,,n,;c,tious to Mr. Blair had been submitted to
o.bprs, aud the article IN question, was unsatis-
Scory in itself, and in italics reiterating the We
- ..b,rance of the original charge-was written
.,Jsr their immediate dicta,on-I thought 1t
,;ns 10 reflect upon the position. in which, single
l,oJed as was. might hereafter be placed
Ths rbarge assuming some character OF an In
dan 6oht twas prudent for me TO show myself
SiJs IN the open field. have done so. have
Lone il in spirit Of the most respectful conslde-
atom for every claim which ought to have been
respected.
Ba, sir, as motives are the question, must
1--WE you more. In the mean time, the editor OF
he Telegraph, taking advantage of the guarded
and eouivocal paragraph, contained IN the Globe,
mics most unmerted and unworthy attack nD-
oo me. full Of insinuations Of the most degrading
character. To suppose that could have most
,smoteIy counteuanced such an attempt-is the
worst Of injustice. But, sir, there IS another
fact. On the appearance Of that article, and IN
nv absence from the city, near relative oil MIR.
Monroe, assumed the responsibility to pledge
himself, that would reply to the article on my
return, or that he would do it himself. My trust
could not be delegated with huner-and could
M longer hesitate 10 act.
Rat. sir, as you are so sensitive TO the time, at
which have thought proper to defend the char
acter Of Mr.. Monroe, what do YOU think of the
time. at which others have thought prnper to as.
sailn. Did they not know that the Presidential
election was at hand, when they connected his
character with their discussions, and were they
10 do IL at pleasure. while we were to be pru-
denlly silent II il is imPrudent to defend the
character of Mr.. Monroe, on the eve of presi-
Dental election. is 1t rights II just-is 1t homo
rable-for others to as,ail it, at such season,
and make that the prctext why reply should
not be given-to their charges?
SAMUEL /. GOUVERNEUR.
New York, Oct. l. 1882
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
il Card.

Mrs BOURNE returns her sincere acknowledge
1N1 mentsto those Young ladies who have waited her
reura aud norms them, with the ladies and
gentlemen of Nsxsndrs, that she is to be found at
Mrs Re5eeca rayor's, King street, where specimens
OF her work are TO De seen, aud terms made known.
Painting aud drawing from Nature taught in eight
lessons IF satisfaction be not given no compensation
will be expected Also. ar work and Ebony Work
Mrs B. soicts the ladies to call early, as her time
viii be limited in tue District ofColumbia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
y.ooE Out!-SbO Reward.

n ANAWAY from the subscnbert hsey' pHek'
4, ,mooth skinned Negro Lad called
HANSON,
,bou, 20 year. DID, ofa moderate active sze and has
sm 80 more He absconded about the 23th Ut
august last, and has been seen Ale.andra Snee on
hos,J Of small vessel He 10 very smart, active,
s,,fu fellow, and will evade detection il possible
will give the above reward, If taken sixty miles
from nv residence or $40 any shorter distance. Sc
cured in Jail so that get him again, md all Reasonable
charges If brought home to me.
HI HATTON,
Hatton's Hills near Piseataway, Maryland.
sept 28-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
" OOA
Lynn AN Rec d,

Commission Merchant, No. 1875 Baltimore M.'
BALTIMORE,
GRATEFUL for the patronage OF his friends and
u the public, again tenders his services. assuring
them that any cnnsgnments of WOOL, forwarded 10
him for sale, will receive particular attention ne WISH
es individuals to bear in mind the fact that his time
and attention are devoted entirely and ercHpeyt 70 the
,.Ix of Wool, on commission only Therefore, On eve
nv consignment of Wool forwarded to him. the utmost
exertons will be made TO promote the interest OF te
consgners His time being devoted entirely 10 TINS
article and having had many years experience IN tie
business lie Hatters himself that he can render more
satisfA Sales than persons unaeqnanted WIN TIC
value and various grades and Qualities OF the artice'
Tie is weekiy furnished by regular correspondents 10
BOSTON and New York. with Frice Current, and cor
rect information of the value in those markets. aud
whenever better prices be obtained there, ne mas
made arrangements with experienced and respon.
sbe houses in those cities, to receive and dispose Of
sny Con,ignments which he may have orders to for
ward to those places.
All letters addressed him, (post paid asking In
formation respeetng prices, &c will receive immedf
ale attention
l.. r. has leave to refer to
c raiba'y w snaw = : Co. Baltimore
David II Thompson. Frederick, Nd
G ~. Rutter & Co. Uniontown. Pa.
z,ne 81 pentony. wheeling, We.
Isaac Iioff winchester, Va.
Allison Owen, Cincinnati, Ohio.
RUSSELL g. Matthews, GAINESVILLE, do.
]. Armstrong & Son, Haysviile, ~
Liesly Combs, Esq. Lexington, DO
Muir %,. $ WHEY : Anderson, }L0u''riI1e, do
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-1HIS DAH.
Trustees sale

WILL be sold. at public auction. At 10 O'Clock on
w Saturday the 9Th October next agreeably 10
the terms and conditions Of Deed Of Trust from Rn'
bert Sands to the subseribrr. his
Entire Stock ia Trade,
Consisting of GROCERIES, Empty Bottiea SteHd
Cask. Scales. Weights, Measures Corta &c. &c. Aho;
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Among winch there are five feather Beds, Bedt
steads and Bedding, 8 or dosen Chairs, Mahogany
Sideboards and wardrobes, Bureaus, Tables, Wash
Stands, &C. &c. Also, one good COW and CART.
Terms Cash. CHR. NEAI.E, Trustees.
sept 2S-d3t&eo3t GEO WHITE, Auet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
"A Card.

MFRS. CROOK takes this method Of informing the
lVlsdies OF Alexandra and its vicinity that she has
taken the house on King ST., formerly occupied By
Mrs. Berry, where she purposes carrying on the MIL
LENARY in oil its various branches; such as bleach.
ing, altering and trimming Lcghorn and Straw Bon.
nets Plain and Fancy Work of oil descriptions in tho
above line; and having received handsoms assert.
ment of SPLENDID RIBBONs, suitsble for Fall and
Winter Trimmings, and number OF Fancy Articles
for ladies' use, also supply of Dunstable Straw Bon
nets of superior quality. she respectfully invites the
ladies to cal and patronze her. As she intends giving
her entire attention to the above business. She will
do all in her power give satisfaction to all who may
favor her with their custom.
A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Furniture auction.
AN Monday Afternoon. the 9th instant, 1t O'Clock,
" at my Warehouse, shall sell lot Of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE.
belonging to person leaving town. Ake. to close
sales. Vinegar in barrels
Washing Machine
barrels Marseies Madeira Wine
barrel French Brandy; with
variety Of other articles
lit Private Sale,
Percussion and Flint Guns, OF superior quality sn4
finish oct 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06

From The Riuer Plxs.-By the fast sailing
brig Ohio, Conkling, at this port yesterday even.
ing in the short passage Of al days from Monte
video, we have received through the politeness Of
Captain c. Buenos Ayres and Montevideo pa
pers to the 18th August inclusivs.--Bah. Aa.
BuENos AYREs. Aug. IL.
A duel was to have taken place yesterday be-
tween Dr. Joshua Bond, and Mr.. George Wash
ington Slacum. 1t was prevented by the inter-
ference of the police. DR.. Bond was the chaf-
lenger, and is in custody.
A disturbance took place in Montevideo on the
5th August, the particulars Of which are as fol-
i0ws:-
On the 5th August, the battalion of negroes
in the Citadel, consisting Of 200 men, rose upon
their officers aud proclaimed the President Rive
"a. The Civicos ran to arms, and occupied the
Fort Of San Jose. 1t was learned that great dis.
orders would take place in the town, aud about
100 men were landed from H. 3. Ms Sloop Bea-
gle, and the U. States Schooner Enterprise; the
Foreign Consuls hoisted their National colours,
indeed altogether the first moments were ex-
tremely alarming.
The mutineers demanded their pay, and that
they should march out to Join the troops Of the
President, all of which was granted, and they
received about 1000 hard dolars;-they then re-
fused to march. and said that they should put
themselves under the orders Of him who CON-
manded them before the revolution of Sd July.
and would not recognize any other person for
their Chief The negroes kept the gate Of the
Citadel shut, and the Civicos occupied all the
.Azoteas and avenues OF the Plaza. Zufrate-
gui, who BY accident did not sleep in the Citadel
on the night Of the revolution, collected about
20 cavalry Outside,-but no disorder whatever
has been committed, except the death Of the Ma
jnr of the Artillery D. Julian Alverez, who was
killed in the Citadel, bat it was not known BY
whom.
The insurrection had been queled aud the ci-
~ was quiet on the tth August.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
Priee Of Produce B, .alerandria yesterday, from

FLouR.-We have no change to notice iu Flour
excepting that holders show more hrmness. King
Street Flour continues at SIS from wagons, aud
6. 90 from Stores. 4 or SOC bis Potomac Flour
have been sold since our last report, terms not
TRANSFERRED; said by some to be at SIS, by others
j. 30, supposed to have been at the latter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Oct. %.

In consequence Of the small stock Of Flour on
hand. holders have advanced their prices since
last report, and some sales Of SuPer6ne for
port have been made at S5,62sj the sales for
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
70 Grocers, Aucksters, &c.

"a will Ito good tenant) rent that desirable s.;
aW tuation for DWELLING u RETAIL S1URE
next to the of Prince and water Streets oPPo
site the Farmers Bank.
Intending Immediately to make some s'terauon,
with view to the improvement OF said properly; !
invite persons wanting such situation TO cs or me
purpose Of suggesting such improvement ~ may oee
suit their views. JosiAh ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
Doctor WeAAerbWrM's
STOMACHTC BITTERS.
A Grand Restorative to Health,

DREp RED and sold by han, a. his Shop on King
street, one door above J.nney & Co. and oppo-
site NJ Horrison's Book store These Bitters, for
mar twenty years past. have been acknowledged to
BE- amongst the preventves sgsinst Aguc and Fe.
yer, Int, rnitent and Bilious Fcvers. &c There are
nunlbcr who them as directed. and who have no
malignant complaints in their families and who, in con
sequence, always keep the': on hand
In quence of the rise ia spirits, it is out OF my
power t. 81! the Buffers have done heretofore
rhe price of each bottle will be 6s3 cents; by the do
bottles, So per Dozens by the gallon, ~ IS, or
ga cents per quart. The advance will take place
from Saturday next. w. WEOOERBURH.
sept 20-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
BY GEORGE WHITE
Variety auction

VIVHIs EVENING, at my Auction Rooms, com
L mencing at n O'Clock, when will be sold
Dry Goods, Hardware & Fancy Articles.
Also, Perfumery. Locking Glasses, &c. &c, oct6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
BUENos AYREAN MARKET-Aueusr 10.

BUENOS AYREAN MARKET-Areusr 1s.
Doubioons. Spanish, li34all4 dollars each
Do Patriot. lI2aallS do do
Plata Macuquina, 64a64 dollars for one
Spanish Dollars, 6sa7 dollars each
Do Patriot and Patacones, 6sa6a each
E per cent Stock, 42a4S per cent
Bank Shares, 150a153 dollars each
Exchange on England, I'd per dollar
DO on Rio Janeiro, 500 per cent prem.
Do on Montevideo, at par
DO on the United States. 6sa64 dollars,
per U. s. dollar
Hides, Ok, best, sOasla dollars per pesada
DO country, e7a29 do do
Do do weighing % to "a lbs. 26a27
Do sailed, 2la2la pesada
Do Horse, 6aa7d dollars each
Nutria Skins. 4Oa4S dollars per dozen
Ch,nchiIla, S0aS5 do
Wool, common, 74a8 do per arrOba
Hair. long, 2Sa25 dollars do
Do mixed, 1Sal7 do do
Jerked Beef. 15al6 do per quintal
Horns, 100000 dollars per milrea
Flour. NORTH America. 40a60 dollars per Dbl
Salt 9alO dollars per fanega on board
Discount, l4a2a per cent per month
The highest price Of noub'oons, during the
week. ia dollars. The lowest price l IL dolls.
The highest rate of Exchange upon England dur.
ing the week, I'd. The lowest do. I'd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
Notice.

NOtlce.
TIME creditors of Richard Shackelford deceased,
l. whose claims have passed the Orphans Court viii
receive their dividends the first Wednesday in No
vemher It; and this notice will plead in bar agas
any claims Whatever which may be msdesuhseqeni to
that tsy. JOHN oHACKELFuWD,
oct st Administrators of itich'd Shack"if'ri
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
District Of Columbia.

County of Aierandria, Set.
UOwsON L. HoOE has applied to the Honora-
j / bic William Cranch, Chief Judge Of the United
States Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia, to be
discharged from imprisonment, under the act for the
relie ofinsovent debtors within the District Of CODm
bia, on Monday, the 29th Of 0ctooer instant, at o.
clock. A. NJ, at the Court House in Alexandra, when
and where his creditors are required to attend.
oct SIT EDM. T. LEE, G.. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06

flannels & Sattinets,
Ii yellow aud white Fannels, by piece or bale
sa'nne's OF various qualities
large supply Tor sale oy
''' A. C. cAZsNovE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
home use have been considerable at that price,

home use have been considerable at that price,
A small lot Of Rye Flour, extra. sold al 84.25.
About ESQ brIs Corn Meal sold at $3.50, aud
so hhds at $3.50. But little Grain at market.
Wheat has sold at ] 10 cents, and one lot prime
brought lie cents. afOat Two loads Pennsyl.
vania, Corn sold at 72 70 cents. and Southern
yellow brought 7O4. and White 50 cents. Oats
So cents, sales. Fiaxsesd is scarce and wanted;
last sales at S1,54. Sales Of Timothy Seed at
822 per cask. Quer Bark and Wh,skey are
scarce at last weeks prices Linseed Oil is dull
of sale at go cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06

Maryland Election. Mary's has elected
.he entire Claw ticket.
Queen firms, the entire Jackson ticket.
The counties already heard from, give--For
Clay AS; for Jackson 20.
Pennsylvania Electioa.-We were wrong yes.
terday in giving plurality TO the Jackson inspec-
tor in Doylestown. There is no Jackson party,
we learn. in That county. Mr.. Wolf has ma
nv personal friends but the vote will be antiJack
son.
Washington borough elected anti Jackson men.
In Cumberland county, seven districts anti
Jackson and three Jackson. The aggregate Of
the naorities in these three Jackson districts was
IA.
OfS6i INSPECTORS in Lancaster county, three are
Jackson.
Union county gives only one Jackson inspec-
tor. |, will give Ritner majority of 1000.
Huntingdon is all anti-Jacksun.
Sunbury. in Northumberland. IS anti.Jackson.
In Chambgrsburg, the anti-Jac kson ticket pre-.
vailed BY "a majority of g.. Last year the Jackson
majority was about 90
These. taken in connex'on sith previous re-
ports, would seem to Presase the close Of the
Jackson dynasty,
Tennessee The Legislature of Tennessee
have not yet elected Senator in Congress. Gu
the 2lst, the House OF Representatives took vp
the resolution providing for the election of n Sc
nator on the 29th, which was not agreed to- A
resolution was then introduced fixing the 81 Oc-
tober tor the election, whereupon Mr.. Turnry
moved TO amend the resolution. by striking out
all after the word "Resoved." and Inserting
"that tits inconsistent with the meaning of the
uftt,p LII A
10 he election OF Senator to Congress at the pre-.
sent session ut the General Assemble" After
some debate the House adjourned, and on the Sc
eond tie amendment of Mr.. Turnev was again
considered, and on motion of Mr. Allen. so much
o. the resotstion as declared the election Of Sc
"s'os Al The present session TO b. Inconsistent
WIN TOE meaning OF the Constitution was strick.
enoei' The amendment was debated two davs,
alu hnaliy rejected ayes 7. noes 26,--and the
ON u Oct (,hl' day) was subsequently, agreed
on oy the two Houses for the cleo ton of u Sena-
@'-Aaiional LaistEgmcer
lie Jackson vote in the house of delegates
@> year was 81 the exact number the, now have,
anu no county 10 hear from in which they have
%e s''shtest prospect Of success, except Ale
s'a"y' which NAV, possibly, be divided. Har-
~" county was lost In the Clay party from the
yVe'a''o'i OF local causes, which will not affect
c %e vote IN November for electors. The three
III v electors on the Eastern Shore will succeed
~ majority OF at least 5CO--and the four from
VI. upper district BY probably more than 1000
o'ss--so 'hatit is impossible for mere than three
SEASON electors to be ehosen-two from BATH
"O'e city, and one from Baltimore county. But
eapeet to contest ''everSi inch and even hairs
.s saaM Of this ground. They must work for
Ia. they get.-Bait. Chron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06

The Ueaiher.-At the Museum. on Thursday,
the Thermometer ranged from $50 to 700. wind
South, clear and pleasant On Friday, from co.
to 700, calm, fossy. cloudy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS ron SEprEM
Der, 1882 Extracted from the Minutes Of
The Philosophical Society Of .IlerandTia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
NOtice.

Notice.
aAIAs found. on Saturday night, the 3oth septem'
w Der, . small Bundle Of Clothes The owner eau
have them by paying for this advertisement ard de-
scribng The articles. GEO JOHNSON,
oct4-3t Market square, Alexandra
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06
Notice.

Notice.
VsNHERE will be no Butchers Neat at Market on
l. Sunday mornings until the first day of April next:
u. CORYELi. Clerk OF the Market
oct 6-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-06

Maryland Election. Mary's has elected
.he entire CLAW ticket.
Queen .4an's, the entire Jackson ticket
The counties already heard from, glve--FOr
Clay AS; for Jackson 20.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-18
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, spY.
LOOK OUT FOR THIEVES

The Store, situated near the Congregational
meeting House in Sutton, and lately occupied bv
Messrs. Chase d Llley, was forcbiy entered dur.
ing the night OF the 10Th inst, by some persons
Tor the purpose of ?lundering it Of its contents
They entered the building by forcing open thu
front door with levers, which they contrived to in.
sert between the door and the clsemen t near the
threshold, and gradually moved them up toward the
lock. until they obtained purchase sufficient to
bend the bolt forward and draw it from the STAPLE
whether the robbers intended to commit gen.
erai depreciation of the contents of tho Store in
not known. considerable quantity of goods were
removed from the shelves and strewed about upon
the counter, and several bundles oe knives were
found deposited upon bench near the door-but
nothing has as yet been missed except abou. th,r.
ty dollars in money, which had been accidentally
LETT in tho draw, the night before.
The Store is situated in a thick settled pciyh.
borhood, in front of the common, and directly on
the corner Of two roads, much travelled, and be.
tween, and in full view of, two dwelling houses,
and not more than three rods from either Of them
and in one Of which part of the family were sick
and some OF them were up, with lights burning
nearly all night. Taking into view ali these cir.
cumstances, and in addition to all this, the still.
ness of the hour and the fact that the moon shoue
with perfect brightness, turning the night almost
into day,-we believe we shall be justified in saw.
ing, that the annals of crime in this part of tho
country do not record an act Of such bold am, reck
less daring as this.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

| The Concord, N. H., Statesman, inlorma
that over fnot OF snow fell between Plymouth
anc that town, inst which was much lifted.
and That Siberian winter reigned at the North.
In Alabama the fig lroes had failed 10 bud
and the peach trees to bloom Louisiana pa
pers state that the principal part of the sugar
cane had been injured by frost, and that the
next riop must OF course be limited.
Brewster, Lawrence q CO., New York, have
built an elegant coach for President Jackson
every article of which it is composed, as wol
as the harness being Of American manufacture.
The pannels are dark brown and the lining Of
brown SILK The harness, for four horses, brass
mounted.
In Hartford Albany and other places, impos-
tors have been defrauding the pubic BY passing
themselves off as Polish officers: several or
thom are Italians.
DIR. Weatherhead, distinguished British pe-
| destrian, has discovered fossI forest, extend.
ing several miles under ground, along the banks
of the Tiber, near Rome. The earth about il,
is freely mixed with volcanic dust, leading 10
the inference that this phenomenon has result.
ed from an earthquake, oil The particulars Of
which history has said nothing. The wonder
is, that il should have remained undiscovered
to the present limo.
ANOTHER VICTIM. The body Of man was
taken ftom the dock at the head of Long wharf
yesterday morning. and recogniznd as that of a
soldier from tho Castle, who was seen intoxi-
Gated In our streets the preceding day.
Boston Courier.
ESSEX NoRTn. The tenth trial TO elect Il
member of Congress from Essex North Disir,c.
was had on Monday week, and has resulted in
no choice. The votes were-for Ki,iredge
2OS7, Osgood 1884, scattering SIS.
SNAKE HUNTING Charles Bailey in Haddam,
Conn, on the Sd ult. killed in one bnrrow, SO
Black Snakes measuring from three ~ six
feet in length.
Mr.. Thomrs II. Greene, an Overseer in a
Factory in Warwick, R. J., was on Tuesday
last drawn in by the drum, and instantly crush
cd to atoms
Ship Emporium, Capt Winslow. which sailed
from Boston for Calcutta, on the Both plt, took
out 400 bales New Orleans cotton for an Eng
'isb house, to be manufactured ia H.ndosisn.