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undertaking. consistent. and elevated political
courSe-who has stood aloof from party Intrigue,
and above party corruption; and who would presido
over tho Senate with dignity ami ability and com
maud tho confidence and rcsncc, or ia II,
non lw'll give my vote, if it be the only one i'm
/ has county, TO this ticket. Let not the c,n.o of
this division in the Jackson ranks be imputed 10 The
friend" oil Mr.. Barbour. who have greatly injured
ms cause IN 'hrir exciions TO prevent IT. but let i,
BE- imputed TO the friends of Mr. Van Burcn vii,
after having attempted to suppress public op.nion
and carry the State ny caucus in;riuuo and man
agcnen', at iongih openly dcny tho right of ,h,
people to instruct them and declare that n they
dare to do it they will disregard it, Be. ncnscd !,
give this hn.'y sketch of my opinions in yonr pa.
per, and obige
Your obt serv',., JOHN T. ANDERSON
Fincastle, 18th Oct. 1882.
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CHE Constitutional 22Gt;lc.
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR VIRGINIA.. Op.
POSED TO ANDREW JACKSON.

ELECTORAL TICKET FOR VIRGINIA. OF
POSED TO ANDREW JACKSON.
J. John A. Chandler of Norfolk county
;. John Ross, of Isle ri Wight
y. Benjamin Hatcher, OF Chesterfield.
~. john Tucker. of BiunSwict.
;. Reuben b Pattcson. OF Buckiu CHAM
3. FortunatsSSXdno of Campbell. (Lymchbusg 9,
!. Col. David Saunders, OF Bedford.
.. Col. Christopher romphins, Of Matthews.
3. Chapman Johnson, of Richmond City.
10. Joseph G.. Cubcll, at Nelson.
IL. James Barbour, Sr., of Orange.
IL. Charles Hill, Of King & q icrn
IL. John FLiiafcrro, Of King George.
u. Sydnor Bailey, of LoUdrun.
Is. Tho Marshall. of fampuor,
Is. Philip c. Pepdcton, Of Berkeley.
IL. John White Faye, OF Frederick
le. Waldo p Coil, of Harrison,
10. Samuel Miller, o. Augusta.
30 Col. Edward Watts, OF Bp'ctorrt.
81 Peter II. Stocnhcrgcn. of Mason.
as. Charles l.. Crocic;t. OF WYlhe.
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Inc third story contained the Office of the Nav
England Review, and occupied by sundrv
o'her tena"ts-the fourth story also occupied
oy several tenants. The building was owned bv
oiiver d. Cooke, Edward z. Cooke, ID. + Robin
son, and Is. b. Barber The building was totally
destroyed, and the prucipai part of the als hay.
fallen down.
All the goods in the first story were removed.
and a part oil those in the sccoad. About 40 ODb
dollars was insured the building and rooJ,
The insured Will, presume lose nothing on their
goods, but the building is not insured for its value
BY dnt of great cxcrtions The adioiuing buiidiug,
were preserved. In haste yours
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From the Ohio Stale Journal of Get. 90.
THE EIEl"ElON


Although complete returns of the lato election
III tins State lave not yet reached us, the result is
sufficiently ssacrtained to enable us to state that
Gen. Robert Lucas, the Jackson candidate has
been chosen Governor by ma lority of about $500
votes over Mr.. Lyma n; and that, contrary to the
opinion entertained by when our last number
was issued ma ority of the members returned to
the next Congress are. friendly to tho existing Ad-
minisira,ion of the general government.
The vote given our candidate for Governor, al.
though somewhat smaller than that obtained by
his successful opponent, exceeds by one four, h
tha received two years ago by the present patriots
incumbent; and when it is recolccted that MIR. Ly-
man was taken up by the National Republican par.
ty barely in timo to announce the fact to the elect
ors and that he is scarcely known i'm the most po-
puous part of the State while his competitor has
been in the pablo service, with scarcely anv inter.
ruption, for upwards of twenty wears past it liz
much more surprising that he should have obtained
| 10 many votes he has actually received, than
that he should have been defeated. We entertain
no doubt whatever, from information now in our
possession, that had MIR. Lyman been brought out
two weeks earlier, had the election been post
poncd the same length of time, that he would ha We
succeeded by larger majority than appears
| against him. Our opponents calculated on carry
ny their candidate by aoriiy of at least 90 900
Now, they in eGstacies because they has bare.
ly escaped defeat.
| With regard to the Congressional elections, it
must be remarked that the Jackson party owe their
temporary advantage to the want of concert among
our political friends. Had Rot two opposition
ddates been supported in tho eighth ID strict a de-
cided National Republican would have been elected,
instead of an Administration man; and i'm the Sc.
vcnth and nineteenth Districts, where Jackson
members have been chosen, tho ina urities are so
inconsdcrable that different result might have
been readily effected by little additional exerlion
on orr part. Indeed, IT is beyond doubt, that the
mnjoriiies given the opposition candidates in three
Dist riots ythe tenth, fifteenth and sixteenth
exceed by l64i votes the total of tho majoIes OBJ
fa,. I,,,tI ,a Vo,l-
Districts in which they have succeeded; and that
| the aggregate number ofvotes cast for the opposi-
ton candidates throughout the State exceeds that
given the Administration candidates by upwards
of 5000.
All that s necessary, therefore, to insure success.
full result at the final struggle which will take place
on the I'd of next month, is cordial un on among
those of our fellow citizens of Ohio who concur in
the opinion that the best interests of the State i'm
periousy require that Gen. Jackson should not be
RI elected
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Extact Of Letter to tho Editors ofthe New York
Daily Advertiser dated,
UARTVoRD. Olaf Ocf 1870

TIAHTFOKD, Iist OCT. T6JZ.
Fire at HdrJTd.-At half past ~ O'Clock last
night, VIC were aroused by the cry of fire, which
proved to be in that elegant block, known by the
name OF the Exchange Buildings, at the corner Of
Main aud State streets, on State House Square.
1t broke nut in the 4th story, in room occupied
by CoPper-plate Printer. The block Of buildings
was about 10 feet front State and about 60 feet
front on Main street. and four stories high. The
II story contained six stores, occupied by Allyn,
MARSH g. Co., wholesale dealers in Dry Goods; w.
J. Hamersly, Hardware; J. o. & w. PItkin, Silver
smiths and Jewellers; Henry Benton, Bookseller;
II. +. Sumner g. Co, Booksellers, and one unoc-
cupied. The second story occupied by Cooke
81 ca. Dooh~cIlc,s and Pubh7hcr- and cthey..
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40 sgagas5NsgD agg1assa
yhs.vsaHy Erewis.g, pcs. 25.

PENNSf LNANlA.-The result of tho con.
gressiona election in this slate is in favour of thr
teen hnti.J Jckson candidates-of ttoeire jackson
aud three doubtful. The AntJickson members
elect are. Messrs Binncy, Harper, Wutmoueh n,
Hester, Potts. Darlington, Clark, Barntz, Cham.
bers, Millennium, Banks, Stewart and Denny.
The Jackson mcmbers elect are, Mcssrs, WAGE.
rcr, Muhlenbery, K'ng, Miller, Bird, Anthony
beaumont, Loportc, Htrrison, Henderson, Gal.
braith and Mum. Tho doubtful mon are, Messrs
Sutherland, Ramsay and Couitcr.
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CLAUDE CRozET, Esq, formerly at the head of
the Engineer Department al West Point. and Prin-
ciPal Engineer of Virginia for nine years, has re-
Gently been appointed by the Executive of Lou
isana, Civil Engineer of that State, with Il salary
Of $4,000 per annum.
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CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
Those in italics are Jncksonians.l
First Disfrict-Robert T. Latte
Second-Taylor Webster
Ihrd-Joseph II. Crane
F0urth-Thomas Corwin
FJih-Thom1s Il. Hnmer
Sirfh-Samuel f. Vinton
William Allen
Ejghth-Jcremiah M'Leme
Ninfh-JOhn Chimney
Tenih-Jo eph Vance
ELeuenth-James NJ. Bell
TtoeJth-RObert Mitchell
Thufeenth-DOvid Spangler
William Patterson
FJieenih-Jsnathan Sloane
Sirteenth-EIsha Wh,ttIescy
Seuenteenfh-John Thompson
acknowledgements Jones
Nineteenfh-Humphrey II. Lesyin.
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We are informed by gentlemen from Montpelier,
(says the Albany Journa) that Mr.. PALMER has
been rc-choscn Governor, by the Legislature. The
final ballot, we understand, resulted thus:
William A Palmer, II2
Samuel G.. Crafts, 70
Ezra Mecch 80
w. G.. Bradley,
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ELECTORAL TICKETS.

Committees and individuals, AFRO notified tina,
printed tickets opposed to Jackson, may DO had
upon application In either Editor OF this paper
Committees aud ind .vduals in the counties which
the central Committee promised 10 supply, are re.
quosIed to obtain supplies u; once
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Governor WOit.-We suspect that the Jackson
party will not he solicitous to claim Gov w of
as member of their party, after they become ac-
qnan,ed with the fact cou,nimnic.t cd the follow
ing letter, taken from Poul"on's Daily Advertiser,
VIZ: the appointment ct Mr. inghaIn, his Secretary
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The st. Louis Beacon of the 18th instant state.
that within the last week ther had been four cusos
OF cholera I'm that city, which terminated fatally
The general health of tho city remarkably good
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

Extract from letter, dated HARnIsBuRo, OcroBER
1874 1892, TO a gentleman in this city
"Since the adjournment of the Ant-J ackson
Convention tor nominating Presidential Electors,
public opmicn has assumed 4 more decided aspect,
and the appointment OF Barnabas Davis, IA Inspect.
or OF Flour Tor your city, Notwithstanding the cf.
forts made in favour Of certain Jackson candidates
from Philadelphia, looks we'll for our cause. The
APP ointment, moreover, of Mr.. INGHAM, to be Sc
crcti;y OF State in the room of Gen. Mexican, to
date from Is, November, before which time he can
not remove his family To Harrisburg, must be con-
sidered as conclusive that Gov. Wolf is nov open.
y opposed to a President known TO be the enemy
Of all the great interests o. Pennsylvania.
BE assured we arc safe. The late patriotic Gov
ShulAc is also with MS. have just seen a letter
from him, TO one of our friends, fall of OF
Jackson and his r1inous policy.
Amos kendsli has remous rated strongly against
lnghrm's appointment, hut all in vain"
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the Race or the Central Course yesterday-S5O0
entrance-two mile heats.
MIR. Stevens CHI. Medoc,
Col. Johnson's b. C. Herr Cline, 2
MIR. Bolts ch. C. Method, 3
Won easiy--track heavy.
Time, ist heat, I'm. I43s.-2J heat, Am. lis.
TO-DAY, will he run the great Posi-. sw &c ta kos
mile heats, $500 entrance, p. P.--Tho proprio-
tor TO add $1,000, making the purse $4,000. Sub
scrlbers, VIM. K. Johnson, john e.. Stevens James
NJ. Scldcn, and Bela Badger--the horses to DO ma.
med at the post. From the present improved state
Of the weather and the COURSE and the number of
fine horses, very animated and well contested
race may he expected
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lt"rio. There is mo"h in Il, IN NY judgment
affecting, no. oily tic Pur'y and independence of
tho pr. So, but nlso the character and honor, the
peace and security of the government. leave
it, IN ali its bearings, TO tho consideration of the
people.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-26

President Jackson is styled tho second Washins
ton. 1t the Father of his Country should rse
from the dead, would no be willing 10 DO called
tho first Jdckson?-Nat. Gazette
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MORE SECESSIONS.
From the Albany Eoening Journal.


A large meeting of the Jackson men of 1898
who have served out their four years, and who wero
not born TO obey, have held meeting at Buffalo,
which was well attended. Among the names to
the call, which follows recognize many of
inc intelligent and efficient politicians of Buffalo
AS we said few days SINCE offer these real
renuncr't'ons of Jacksonism in return for the
'orged ana humbug names which appear in tho Ar
gus.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Inc Democratic Republicans of the City Of
bufiaio' who have been the friends and supporters
oil zen. Jackson, and who opposed TO the elect
ION OF any man to the Presidency a second Term
are respectfully requested to meet at tho BnfI,lo
House this evening, October I6, at 7 O'Clock. to-
make u. .angementS for the approaching election.
Siyrenius Chaplin, stephens X Grosvenor,
Sheldon Thompson, Anthony Beers.
Robert kaene, Lewis +. Allen,
W. stewart, ARENAS Thompson, Jr.
George III Grosvenor, John Donyherty.
John u. Flagg, David ChSmterlin.
Hcunen Is Hoacock, William Badly,
Jas. Brown Bach, Lyman Rathbun.
h'arich wells, Cyrus Tilden,
Eddy Howard, John Stacy
James Mck"y, Henry H. Sizer,
Samuel Johnson, John Iebard
Thomas Steward. f.. j. R,bor,s
Buffalo, Oct. l6 1890
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
THE RACES.-Tho following is the result of
the Race or the Central Course yesterday-S500
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The brig Charles cleared from Boston. on Friday.
ter tho Cape be Verd Islands, having on board q,
large quantity ofprovisious for the relief of the suf
tering Inhabitants of those islands.
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NO student shall pay for the part Of session
previous to her entrances hut the fees will be char
ged To all persons who permit their daughters TO
torn, unless from sickness or from other necessity.
inns Institution is in operation. The sub
scrber takes no part in the detail Of instruction,
but holds hims responsible for fdthfnl dschsrgs
Of the duties in esch department..
-. leu2, y A GBrIANp
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w IL. Thon,psoHN so.

u
HAVE received b, lss, arrivals. further supply o
Id SEaSON4BLE DRY GOODS. Among them
are the following.
Blue black and fancy COLD cloths and ca simeres
s494, l04 II 4 and ? 5ose blanket.
Point and d. file DO
Cassinets Of ever, color and price
Drab fusngs and kerseys
Stripe and plaid sseys
pe,ershams, for Bang up coats
Red, white. yellow, green and scarlet hsrnels
4green carpet baise
Goats hair and other esnL!ets
English ana French black D'm1asInes
Black aud c0lored circsssians
64Frenct n,esino cloth, black ana fancy coiors
Merino shawls and scarfs
Thibet, Hermann, Grape, gSize and wors'ed hdS's
Rest black Italian lus,rngs
Black mode anil co!Orea Forenccs
PLAN iuslring and fashionable bonnet ribbons
White and cIured Cantor ,nnels
SUPERIOR 4 Irish linens
So AMI "a awns and Russia diapers
a and 10 4 Irish table diapers
81 and 1ot 10 dsmssk do
Damssk liable cloths and nspsins
Irish and Russia sheetiugs
Silk aud Valencia ves,ings
Ladies' and mems be 4 a. 9. gloves
Cotton worstel. AMI silk hosiery
Domestic shirtings aud shee,inss
feelings, pls DIS. snd stripes
With almost every article found iry Goods stores
for sale upou EsvOrab terms, w7oLEsALF ~ nErAIL
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CM.ries u, nett

WAS received. hy ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose,
I 4 and off:.rs for sale
Hrport Sine @h'e, VI ba'es " various sizes
Shoe rhresd, common. in bairs uf ~ dog
FIN. yellow hieschsa aud H,lf bieached 10
Yer, b>st patent rsiiors' hreal, dark alue'
Is nd al coUrs
Ills stock If 1oDs previously on hand consisting
of ran, drsirbe articles Foreign and Domestic, may
he uo n e attention of dealers It is his intention
TO dispose of the whole the present suumn and rnsu
np w,n,er sept6
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Davy Crocksf's last -CTocket, at one of the
Presidents Levees at Washington last winter,
was offered an Ice. After tasting u, he whisper
ed to a gentleman near him. o. The cream is We
~ sweet, but how mortified the General would
be il he knew il was frozen"
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Groceries.
- n RAGS Rio and lava coffee
~ "a hid, Orl, ans and west India sugar
al do do 10 moasses
81 casks sweet Malaga and French ha'eia
casks Port wine
7 pipes and half pipes French brandy
3 10 Holland en-
2 puncheons OLD Jamaica rum
so barrels New England rum
10 do C0untr, gin
% do oil whiskey
10 boxeslo.f sugar, 8 Gags pepper
S bags pimento
100 resms wrapping paper
$50 sacks fine salt Liverpool hied)
100 barrels nett herring and mackeret
5000 bushels ground alum salt
with . yeaeraI assortment Of G GROCERIES,. for
sale by CLhehit = rho.. /.
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George n Wise

CONTINUES the Dry Goods Business at the old
u stand formerly occupied BY Cannsll q Use, and
has received q part of his Fall SUPPLY BY the
last arrivals from the North and will continue to re.
ceiyr fresh Goods through the season His stock o.
CLOTHS, SaITYNE1y, FLANNELS, BLxN
fKETX no NESTYCS, and FANCY ARTICLES
for ladies' dresses and gentemens clothing. being ex.
ensye he invites his friends and the public to call and
examine rs he il determined to sell low.
Alexandria October ), 1882
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steamboat pOtOWAac.
CAPTAIN HUBBAL, viii,

- Captain HUBBAL, VIII,
on the l4th instant, resume run
BsGNRns ming TO Norfolk aud Richmondi
ggENSsS3 leaving the City sf " ashington at
2 nd llexa.,irls at : o'clock, y ~
Ere TO Norfolk, Including meals, ~ W
10 shmond, do w
ii N. wATTLES, Agent.
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House to Vet
HO0ts and ShNes.
n QM0N

HOOts and ShNes.
A. D. HARMON
uAS just Received, BY the schooners Rolls, Good
Ii nope, and Velocity. from Boston.
A General and Complete .7ssorinent Of BOOTS
f. SHOES,
suitable for the present and approaching season, con-
sis'ing Of
1850 pair women's leather shoes
4S0 do do leather and seal skin pumps
$50 do do do boots
100 Dc mems coarse boo;ees and shoes
500 do boys coarse and fine boo,ees
$50 do do Id and Bd shoes
$50 do mems I'd and 3D. bootees
700 do do fine slroes and pumps
1000 do children's shoes and booees
500 do mems fine boots
200 do do and boys thick boots
275 do misses' shoes
600 do women's lasting slippers
300 do do morocco walking shoes
The above stock has been selected by the subseri.
ber in part from he late Sem.An Sales in Boston
but mostly from the manufacturers' and which hr con.
6dentiy believes to be equal TO my other stock ored
in this District The subscriber expects to add tothe
above list by various arrivals during he FALL direct
from the most approved manufacturers good articles,
sui ed to this market, which offered, Wholesale and
retail, very CHEAP. sept %
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70 the Public

ncern that their Note r. $4,000. pa, able to John
Arnfeld. and BY him endor ed dated 18th October,
1882, art able sixty days after date, and the same
di,coun,ed at the Mechanic. Bank of Alexandria. we
1ered through our Agent, to paw and did tender to
The ASHER of said Bans the full amount thereof ~ te
n, tn. sad Cashier and the Note withheld. We there
fore thus rubicIy notify s persons that we shall de-
cline paying the aforesaid Mute. in any o:aer paper
bat that of The Mechanic Bank aforesaid.
nov1 H. e A G. CAGE.
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FRIDAY MDaN1Na, NO ysMBaa 40, 1854. New s

Mr. Irving in bis native burgh and district. that
he will reply to the queries Of the Presbytery
IN propria persona. Scotch paper.
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I.ook Oat!-S5O Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, a likely, black
IL smooth. skinned Negro Lad, called
HANSON,
abou, years cd. ofs moderate active we, and has
scar in his Cor head very plain to be SEEN caused by
!,i, from horse lie abscon1ed about the 2Sth OF
Aucu last, AMI has been seen in Alexandria since. on
bosr., Of small vessel lie IL very smart, active,
ar,ful fellow, and will evade lection it possible.
vii, give he above reward. 1t taRrn sixty mhes
from m, r-.dence or $50 any shorter distance. IT sc
cared - ia 81 ,h.' get him again, nd all reasonable
ch ses If brought home to me
HID UATTON,
IIa,tons 'iills. near Piscataway, Maryland.
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PUBLISHED By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
n +, poosr 80 per annum. Country paper S5.
Eor NastOn,

r. The schooner RE.iPEL, Captain Harding
SAP ,r Tr,ieh, or passage apply to the master o
lr~ ,,aksr stree, wharf. or to
-. 'A'N- A. G CaZENOvE 6 Co.
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Information Wau,ed

(NHE subscriber, from Bremen, Germany, arrived q
1 Baltimore in October. 1851. in the ship Eagle.
aptsin Hill, with three sisteR Elizabeth. Mary, ~"
Margaret, and brother IN Law. Henry K mp. I'm
nedately went into Fairf.x County, Virginia, with Nj
rael Hil brother to the Captain of the Eagle. .n6
nave heard nothing of either Of them since left Bait
more I am now in Washington City, ID c.; and i
Henry Komp, either Of my sisters sees this notice,
r any person who knows any thing concerning them.
or where they are will confer great fayor in .
strange land, by addressing
DOROTHY DEEDS,
Care of Mr. Guttsckich. Washington. ID C.
~ The Editors particularly those in Baltimore, }
will please to insert the above Perhaps in SO doing,
hey may wipe the tear Of sorrow from affection D.
SISTERS eye; and they shalt receive the thanks Of D. D.
NV 3 r...tt..
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Fresh Teas. &c.
WILLIAM FOWLE s. co. haze for Sale,
~ CHESTS Young hyson } Teas. OF the epon.
( y IS hsfdo GunPowder Sset's cargo, imported
90 do do Imperial the last month.
% s saas. s browne STo a. ."H ~ orleans
Is hhas superior retailing mo!asses
% % ss;. N. E. rum
March e Co > London Particular, Sicily and RI
CO Madeira, Leoville and hedoc Caret,
Sapturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
so do cotton ravens do
60 coils Manila cordsge
90 boxes Havana segars Of extra quality
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
so bbls mess and prime beef
50 do prime pork
40 do No. p u,,l.,.,
500 do No. s. uhe1
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me " sR!RuRS V0Ao seaNOa geBs
Notice

llHE undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
L friends ard the public ihat he has taken The
HxS HOUSE formerly occupied BY Stro
'sE4FTR ther, Williamson, and Barnard This 10
Hi6iRa large and convenient Establishment,
we'll calculated for the accommodation oi
II persons, aud particularly for private families .
To those who may think proper to pstronise him In
ais vocation. the under signed safely offer one
.ssurance-the Ell to please The h. use will be in
future known as the AMERICAN HOTEL.
JNO. y. MCCARTHY.
Washington CITY sept IA d
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M0l0sseS.

I.1: ~ W. FOwLE & Co.
L no hhi,. prime retailing Moiasses
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For freight

tx The superior copper fastened schooner IN ~
pfOPY peter Hanna, master, CARRIE about SoO
~ and will take freight tosny Eastern port Ap'
'i'e@ a., nov
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A0uns Nyson Tea.

E3 C"ES'S. just recevsd per schooner Emoiu'
'ra'' Ron New York, AID FIR sale low 5y
GEO JOHNSON 3 Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16
To Rent.

a.,<, The three story BRICK DWELLING
So on King. near Water Street, with The dion.
go ing LOT, on which there is Brick stable
~ and Carriage House. lately occupied by samu.
el d. Larmour the house has been recently paint.
ed, and is in good order; it may be examined snd pos
session given Immediately. The principal part OF his
furniture may be had None but puI ctus', careful
Tenan, need apply For terms apply AT the house
Of SAMUEL B. LARAOUR e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-16
MASTER &C.

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