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Ali in lis employ, ire excellent Ea- woriHaen, tie sa5sefheT will eafeg on tae c G5tl.s. SsH34.H, f}1a4Gk.5.fifThs and If-lf4k4sN, jfssfS rfl btsiaess, ip at tiieir various bfaAches, in Iiitle Rock iie w!H niakc and iron Garnaees, Nag ons, fsoGgits, Hoes, Swiagletfces, all klHds of edge tools 3sc Sc; ho wiiiuaAe or repair, at thc shortcst aotice, all kin@s 9t farp4iniF utensils. Orders fram dis- la.ce Viii De pancthaliy attended to.
 He will keep on hand for sale, con@ sfant suPply of all of tie aborciHeaiieHee articles.
 All kinds Of country produce vii DC received in return fer ws;-l,, at e.-sh Fr4ccs. C. fKUAlBAGK,
 Li2tis Roct. .Nn.,a q, iss2
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.JA3IIl.s MCKINNEY.

aII7IDEsNk 2 ,4I LaU, E5 t5sIDES T Colombia. Giicot caaa. Ea r, AflaHsas Territory, aiwi regularly atteHil fiIe Superior Court at l.ltt!s koef~-sisa tte Circuit Cefffs of GlittsBaen. PtahiPs Monroe, st. Francis Sfka8sas ard Gtaeot counties; and will attend to tlze setgIememf and collection of debts ia any psg4 If ibo Territory. Any hnsiaess eefallfi ed l. Linn, shall be prompt. y attea,ifsi 10.
 Septslaa2 1T
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
 SHIP.

YHE partnership heretofore existing be- tween John IT. GoclSe and Bushrol " :. Lee, was dissolved on the l2th inst. hy tnu- tnai consent. Asipcrsons indebted to the late firm will call and settle their accounts with B W. Lee, who is fully authorized to receive the same.
 !. II. COOKE, B. " LEE. Little Rock, 18th Ian. 1883 II If
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 't3.2 2 CH.4.3.T THILOBs, EsFEeTrpIL4 inform tao iaaa6iianfs ef z :, Litlle Rock, aHa Is vicinity, Chat they Lave associeted f3eeaei3es, and jf- terd carry ng on ti.e atore Lusi,ress in all ts various branches,
 They fattcr themecI5'ee, from tiloirlong eXPc flcnce in Gle atovc business to gige general satisfaction. All wo:k done at their siio7, warranted to fl. Fley res pectaaliy seiicita q share of paslic patron age.
 0.sr Their shop ia 6n Main street, eof4 Ter of C'aldwef's row. i.itiIe Rock, March ] ?. 49fe Dry Goods and Gfoceries. fEsiie subscriber Las inst ruecivc,f 5I5ei steamer Iittlo gookard keei-boat Jr. '. Campbell, an aafitisa5l supfly of
 f}5Y ttifo0ds =d1t3 fFfoce5Igs,
 soNsfsF5se N FART nF s5reen alaekinaw Blankets, french da White and rea !sianneIs, Cotton and woeilen l.inseys, Noolsen Jeans,
 Do. Socks,
 Several pieces of fancy Prints A lot oll3oys and Mons Shoes.
 GROCERIES. leG bbls. fresh Aalanr.
 l3 do Rectiicd Nhiskev, 10 io dried NppIcs,
 do Loaf Sugar, fl 20 do IEaaawiiis salf. 2te sacks ground Alum do. 5a boxes fatle sait,
 70 do sFefm Capdlcs,
 to Tea,
 D do lsaisins, 4 lot Of Stone Ware, lot of Bacon. 2 lis, faGetiier pitti9, l5s former stocH. l feHeefs Ills assortnae8t very eelngicte.-- wiai do woiIfo give him call 1 I he aboye articles will Dc sold very. lo,v ! asseasfh Beef Hides and Ps.trics viii be l reseiNed in paymeat for Goods. !, :. " ;. EE ] .ssi sslss-N M.
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f~s s~@ <a, l~s se seas R-' s1scss~ ts9-11-e ass
 Ss3f aAi A : Nz s.s' s54s.sa7s -a sA rs s1'1s 7 ss9 F WHOLESALE .4.5I9 RE'I.5ilt.

z D T ' slthserib . ras pot illy ialoHtns lis yss friends and the pehiic tbat hc ias inst received from A.sv- . ri eans, pei steamer 1dt4Ie Rock, alarSe aud general assortment of Git@e8!<iia;3, cei!sisti nGel 5 boxes sSrear-10 b6is. do 40 sacks Coasf,
 l0#bbls. l.oai Sugar, io 3o sSss. ss es.'ps@5ss. l5sss5iai.' 1s.a 10 do Young ilysan, S@0 eaddies GanpoWder
 , boxes CGroclatc,
 lail 6bIs. Madeira L ?
 ! do ftpif. a 70 do 1ialaga, ID do TcneGiGe, = 2a boxes Gtasct. 19 Befkets CIampaiFne
 5 half hhis. Gognae Brandy, I9 Go French do 10 do Holland Gin
 , casks Jamaica Rnaf.
 5 do NeW-E.nalan do 10 btls. Plttslufgh Ale, E ao alolasses,
 1a i 9 10. and 2 3faeferel3 2 hoEcs Codlsh--l0 do fielliag5 10 do Gheese-2 de Pine Apple ae
  100 qgafter boxes Cigars. 39 So best spanish do , bbIs. Pilot Bread,
 , do Bosfen GfackeFs-f do Rice, do N hitc 8eaps, l0 kegs l,ara--l5 boy Soap, , boxes Sperm tsardles,
 ] easis Sperm tszi, 2a do haits, i'd b 121, 2. bags ssAet-ie drums Rigz, Cordials of all kinds, Wine fittefs, Nut megs, Pepper hllsPioe. Cloves, Starch, Olives, Garefs, AattoYios, Floor Mats, Candy assorted kinde, A1Hal, Birthstone, BgoeHs, Coflss5 ae. 6o.
 All which he offers for sa'e bY wholesale or retail, at tfc lowes prices. As ne in- tends keeping at all times, alarga supply of the aiove aFticics, country daaieFs can he supplied ea the nest moderate tcrns. Orders from distaHee Il; u t tlie cash, win be promptly f!le9s
 !. if}{t.SSH'IsI1. F.iHTe Rock. a95 lar. 7e2a 1o
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E
 i. iilAG IS {l{IC9.

1gyTi ] T .at tie mext I 'esin of the Connl4
 i1nfi. for tiie Bounty Of ]! asa. to be holden on the first Monday ii Agrt aegt sissai aef'tien said Cesast ,iiI {jr. ter, for tlfe sale of iile lands keloneing ld the estate of S.aiF.5 B0s5WtLI4, late af Arhaa4as Comfy, deecased CT so much t}creef aswili Re saa'ciobtto pay Inc acbl, refnainiug eue from ii.e estate of the de, l.e..s lti
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D14 Goods 0nd (.nacaa.ees.
Law Notice

"a Y S0{lco
 R.CRIFTENDEN Ss A. FOWLER. K KAVlNG associated themselves in tbc Ia-n- practice ofthe Law, will attend fbo courts of the Second, Third, and Tonrfi, 9udIcisi Circuits, and the Superior Court at Little Rock 1''4 August 3l, ls3l If 6
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7230O Rations,

Atihc Depot at Horse Prarie, twenty miles west from Fort gowson.
 90, i1ations, Attbe Depot near Old Miller c. I9. for v miles south east from Fort i'owson.
 I90,G50 Rations, At tho Depot at tho New t'l4ne,aw ! ,goncy, near tbe ArNansa5 twenty five miles south westwatdiy, from Fort Smith.
 55,850 Rati0ns, At the Depot at Pheasant Bhif, on tke Aflgaasas, t4irty-Gve mics aaege fort St.nitll-and-
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l4 NOTICE.

THOMAS aIgBRaYs Jun. Atiorney at Lay, fekafaka, Pope coantY,A I. ieiatssa. 17th August isa2.
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Monieon err, Aellt s Co.

Montgomery, Kelly s Co .o,aalisssoa end Iolzqrding Nseehoits,
 Aloprn or WHITE RIVER, Y ING aeseeia at q sse .t.s ell es :: sss LII 4eyag ness, will keep oa hand
 AaESERAL ASSORTMENT OF
 GOODS, g3,uftablc for tie Arkansas and River fisdo,
 WITH 4 FULL SUPPLY oF
 sstsAT afgS3RFlS.
 They will keep ia epeFg t4eiI a fegs3ai is.,es4sf Ss.es;n-heate from Ne1f-Ufieans to t,antontrcnt Gibson, and will forward all Goods lreighted on their boats, Jfff z gtoraee at fhe Aloufhof sFhite river, aad forward the saino ~sith dcsfaiet1. flaf- chants and others, wishing a,y articies I'll Their line of business, by sending an order. aceempafiicd with the cash, Wili have the sane furnished at cost and freight, when Shipped on their boats.
 Iiiey have now tso Boats, (the Rein deer and V0laatl aR3 arc making arrange nenfs for q large E0at, Q ply between n5ew-orleans and tlle Rock, which ss II afford great Iaci!iiiea to Merchants s!sif tpiae by tbeir iiae ol boats. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY.
 CHARLES K E1,Ia, DAVID MILLER,
 JOHN RlNGG0iD.
 ,laly l.7 l9if l
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LAW NOTICE.

9RH0Mas IfuBBARD S1 GfANDI-
 SON D. fOYsTON, having asso- cfatrd tneias selves in the practice of Law, resiae | ' as'iiHetoa, iicmpstcad county, arkaasas Territory, aud Will regularly st- tcnd all tue t.aarts in fl.e first j0dlcid' Circuit ia said Territory, composed Of the ceanfiesof lark, Union, llemrsteaa. Ia- ia34atte, Sevicr, and Miller, and the Snpe- fior Court q Little Rock aad wlll ai- iefsd he eoliect ton of ctal altls iti ai'5 TaFt of ilte Territory
 Isi ianHasy s3} 45
 ii1s3t5s isUfs and Pellies will be par. E- cased ly
 March I3. F r. B{7NN &1sG0.
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 .NEEv' Syz'geIgE1. Rich'd F. Damn & Co

Es KsPECfftII.Y inform tl.cir f,iefas r ', aud tbe pnblic generally, flat they .,e .1@se Jnst rec eiFed aud are ncw opcning iu sae :, .. of,9k ihi''iding formerly occupied by alajgr \, feays anew and general 'assort-
 Dry Goods ona Grocogfes, @h'ch VI they offer for sale at reduced prices Tor cash or barter.
 They resneetfuily invite their friends sl"l ana . tho. public to call and examine their
 Little Rock, 19tb Feb. 1893.
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NOTICE.

' pursuance of the atoye nacree, I
 q shai! proceed to sell fer cst2}t, on te z.2d day of April next, bctWaen fbe hears If 10 o'clock ia the forenoon and o'ciucls in tlie afternoon Of said day, on the mort
 gagged pfen4ises, lots No, :, aud 10 in ei6ck No.3, ii the Town of Little ReeE, beine t4e same property described in the ahgyc
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fsEsseFssafgsHzzty For T33,O0O Indian Ration

gtEPERArf3 proposals in writing, ard =k5 sealed, will he received by the s'ibs scriber until 0 o,cloelf. F. M. of Thursday, tie lGlll day of May next, lss3, for fur nlsline and deiivertfg at tue several isstl- iag Hepots, ih tie new Gheutaw Country, westol the Territory of Arkausas, the foi- lowing Indian Rations, viz:
 227,50O Rations,
 At tic Depot near Fort Towsoa5 Red River.
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cor 300 ISatiOns
I0l.550 Rations,

A tfic Depotou the aiountain foriz of Little tiiver, forty miles north east from
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T T..i A4T N0HI{iIs

LII 1 9.rfzsi! s7, nstornoy at i4a'T, resides at Little Beck.
 A'asets'29 5f
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r. Were any man 10 cal me liar. T seoaudrel, or q fool, by heaYeus, I,d ,,,stt,5,,,
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CEsas.1gE9 E1Seas .e.4.aEa9.

LlitIe Nock, A. T,
 March l, isa3. I0T
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Gzf ~ 6s f5<s "a z x 4 a S2s s4ss < E. 1E@s

E.iIue Rock, a2d .lap. fe8a
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-Jusr 81.

Howard street Flour In the early part OF the
week, sales Of fresh ground parcels were made
from stores at IS, 62s. A fair demand has since
prevailed for fresh ground parcels, which have
been sold at 5.62s, and occasionally at S5.6S4
About 1000 bbIs. of choice brands have also been
sold at 1878. Some parcels. not Of the most
recent inspection, have been sold from store al
$50. The wagon price Of fresh ground Hour is
uniformly $50 per Dbl. Parcels in store have
been srttied for at S5.37s.
Cify Mills -Four Sales of several parcels
of standard quality have been made for export,
including two yesterday. at S5,62a per Dbl. 10
day we hear of no sales, but the market is firm.
Susquehanna Fyour-Sales to some extent
have been made at S5.l2a $50 per Dbl. &C.
cording to the condition of the article. Parcels
in bright barrels and good order would command
5,S74 $50.
RE Four.-Sales of Cd Susguehanna at "a
per bbl In Howard street, the wagon price of
IstiRye is AS and of Cd do 3,75. Sales Of ID
Rye from stores at 4, lsa 4,25. in small lots.
GRAIN
Whent. The supplies Of all descriptions have
been very limited On Monday parcel OF good
West Branch Susquehanna, aAoat, was sold at
81 IL. Since then there have been no receipts
of this description. and we are not advised OF any
sales Of stored parcels. The few parcels Of Ma
ryland reds received have been sold at Is 10
for fair to good quality. A small lot OF very
prime white Md. was sold on Monday at 81.
Corn The sales of white have ranged through.
out the week al 66 81 cents; end Of yellow at
e. a IS cts. We quote the same prices to-day.
The supplies have been pretty good, and the de.
mand fair.
Rue Sales at 65 cents, and small lots at 67
cents. The fair quotation to day is IS cents per
bushel.
Oats Sales of fair to good parcels Of Md.
at Sc SO cents. which prices we continue to
quote. Sales of Virginia at 81 So cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-24
Election of Mayor.-G. W. told me thai

Election Of Mayor.-G. W. told me that
some Staffordshre mayor was thus elected: On
the goose eating quarter,day, the qualified bur
gesses form circle in the market place, each
wearing wisp Of hay in his waist coat, after the
fashion of nosegay. A hungry ass is brough,
blindfoIded to the centre of the area; the char
ter is read by the town clerk; and the ass, his
baudage being removed. proceeds to his election.
That burgess whose wisp he first condescends to
nibble. becomes, ipso facto, the Mayor Now,
really Cru,kshanks should have known this: only
imagine how he would have treated the counte'
nances of the respective burgesses. each of them
irving with all his might to wheedle the ass to his
uisp! What glorious constituency!
English paper.
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MARRIED.

Mr.. ANTHONY ApDIsos, to Miss MARY juliet
THOMPSON, both of Leesburg, Va.
On Thursday. 18th inst. by the Rev. Josiai
Clapham, the Rev. ZAcHERIAH H. GOLDSMITH,
to Miss ELIzABETH J. ). M.PoPE, eldest daugh
ter Of William ID. Pope,-all Of King George
County. Va.
At Norfolk, on Tuesday morning last, blythe
Rev. s. X Kollock, Lieut.. DAVID A. MANNINe
of the U. S. Army, to Miss FaANoEs L.. young
est daughter Of JOHN E. HoLr, Esq, decd, late
Mayor Of that Borough.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-24

The Convention of Free People Of Color, says
be American Sentinel, has adjourned, and ap-
near. to have come to the resolution OF recon
meudius an emigration 10 Canada, in preference
10 Liberia. or to Texas.
In this result, we perceive the triumph OF the
l,bors and arts Of the Fanatics and Immediate
Emapcioatonists at the North, who, assuming
that colonization in Africa Of the free riveted
the chains Of the slave, have set themselves to
work to persuade, to prejudice aud to deter that
class against emisratiug to Liberia, and with
but too much success.
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District If Columbia,

County Of .Aerandr,a, SCI.
May Term, 1888.
Robert J. r Wilson, administrator
of David Ricketts,, deceased.
Complainant, lIyrHANCERY
Jesse Wheny and dwight Met.
calf, Defendants,
TIME Defennant. Jesse Wherry, not having entered
Il his appearance to this suit and given security &C
corng the statute and the rules Of tbs Court; and
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that the
said Jesse berry MT nhabtsnt of the District OF
Columbia on the mo,iUn of the Complainant, by his
counsel. It is
ORDERED, That he do appear here on or before
the first day of The next October Term OF this Court
and answer the bill of the Complainant and give secu
r,y for performing the DEGREES Of the Courts and that
the resicent Defendant, dwight Metcslf. do not con-
vey away or the debts BY HIM owing 10. or the
money estate or effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent Defendant Jesse wherr'. until the further
order and decree this Court, and that copy of this
order be forthwith published for two months success
sivey in the Alexandra Phenix Gazette, and another
copy posted at the front door Of the Court house OF
this County Test:
lune % DIM EDM. !. LEE, G. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-24

Melancholy, but Interesting hielGgeace-
Respecting some Of the victims of the explosion
on board the Lioness-has just been received by
various letters from friend Of the late MIR. Cliff.
ford, of this city, part Of which we think will
afford some degree Of qualification, however me.
ancholy, to that worthy mans relatives aud &C.
quaintance:
By one Of his letters from Alexandria, June /,
il appears that the body Of Mr.. Clifford had been
recovered and inferred opposite that town on
the SOth Of May. 4 MIR. Campbell, who knew
him personally, and the dress he wore, ideuti-
fled the corpse. Judge Johnson's body, as it is
believed, had been buried little higher up, a
few days previously. 1t is some solace to mourn.
ers, that those whom they lament had the last Of
hce Of sepulture performed to their remains; that
they we're "by strangers honor'd and BY stran-
gers mourn'd.'' Almost all the killed have been
found, some but little dis6gured-others mutt
lated.
The mausled survivors have harder fate than
those who persisted at once. poor passenger
was still lying in agony at Judge Smiths panta.
ton on the Slst. Both hands were pealed OF
their flesh, and it was equally distressing to hu.
manity to see the sufferer, or to hear his groans
and screams.
A Mr.. Onsley made remarkable escape. He
was up and dressed; aud when the explosion
happened. he found himself lying among pile
of fragments, having fallen through the cabin
floor on the engine. Feeling his clothes all in
fame, he made desperate effort, extrlcated him
self, and jumped into the river. the remaining
hull aud boilers sinking instantly after, in thirty
thirty five feet water.
II is supposed that the Indians below collected
or rihed most of the trunks that were afoat -
Cholera since broke out among them, and they
have He'd away.
Those who are bereft by this sad accident. we
must coussn to their forti,sde, to resignation, to
the sympathy Of their friends, and the soothings
Of Hope.
Auspciors Hope! in thy sweet garden grow
Wres,hs for each toil, balm for every woe.
NeW Orleans paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-24

British TrareilerS in .America Mrs. Troll
Ione has recently addressed u letter to female
friend in this country, in which she Apologies
for her abuse of the Americans by saving that
sDe ..had husband and eight children to sup
mort" That this excuse, disgracefui and rid-
rnlous "a il is, has some Foundation in truth, may
be indeed by the assertion Of MIR. Bulwer, in a
late number of his Magazine, that Stuarts Ira.
yels m America would not have appeared If the
author had not lost all hope of obtaining an office
under Government. As to Mrs. Troliope-if
her abuse were worthy Of serious anger-the
most appropriate mode Of resentns ii, would be
70 get I'D a public Subscription for Mrs. Royal, and
seud her to England TO describe the pccuiarities
Of John Bull. As she has no hushaod or chill
dten to support, she could give her whole time
to the task, and would enter upon it con anore
An artist might be sent with her to picture the
localities.
Another work on America, in the usual style
Of ,iii6catoa and misrepresentation, has lately
appeared IN England frcm the pen of the Rev.
Isaac Fiddler. Ii is not surprising that gentle
mau With such name should "draw long
bows" but he handles the instrument so awkward
" that even the English critics are ridicu!ing his
ab,urd.ties. Mr. FidIer. like most Of his prede-
seryation except what he could submit TO the test
Of bis mandibles The only thing that he prai-
SEES is dish Of stewed oysters. The London
Literary Gazette gives some extracts, among
which is the following, relating to the diet OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fiddler, while in this country:-
"0ur usual drink was tea. into which little
whiskey or brandy had been Infused. Some
times little wine and water. Mrs. F. occasion.
ally procured ale for herself, at the price OF eight
pence per quart
Mrs. T. felt uncomfortable"
Mr.. Fid,er tells a story Of COW, belonging
to his father, that grew ia. by sucking herself,
and thus cheated her master out OF the milk. AL
his talk and illustrations have some relation to
"creature comforts"
The Boston Patriot saws that Mr.. Fidler visit
cd Boston in the, course of the last wear. and
that If the impressions he received we're more
unpleasant than those he gave, he must have been
unfortunate indeed Bali Gaz.
Interesting Incident miih Black HaUk-A
gentleman yesterday presented Black Hawk with
the Cherokee Phoenix, aud explained to him that
II was the first aud Only newspaper printed in
the Indian language; that it was edited, and bad
been edited for the last five years, by Mr.. Bou-
dlnot, a full blood Cherokee; was ably conduct
ed, and was means through which they could
communicate freely theiS,jnjuries. complaints,
and wishes. Black Hawk paid particular. atten-
ton to the subject. appeared highly pleased, said
he was we'll acquainted with the tribe, but had
never seen or heard Of their establishing news
paper. He requested the gentleman to write his
name on the newspaper: which being done,
Black Hawk folded up the paper and put it away
with care. and said he would take It home to his
people and show it as specimen Jof what was
done BY The Cherokees. ~ y Dci. adr.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. Co.
,oynsy MORNING, JUNE "a. 1888.

HACK man belonging to Mr.. Robert w.
.,,r whilst engaged at work in the Ship Yard
p' r,l,v eyealns last, was unfortunately killed
lao rolling over him. He fingered for few
= after the accident, but it was found impos-
nj. to save him.
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Just rublisheN,

find on sale by WlM. W. MORRISON, :.
NARRAiIvE Of Voyage to the South Atlantic
~ ocean. Indian Ocean, Chinese Sea, North and
South Pacific Ocean. in the years 1929, 1880 and 1881
by Abby Jane Morrei, who accompanied her husband,
Captain BENJAMIN Horrel Jr ot the schooner Antarc.
tcLwi,h a portrait june %
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Non CoMMITrAL.
+" The man who giides
Between beth sides,
And thus escapes . lam .

After the falling Of the Battery bridge. on
counting the noses Of the distinguished men who
we're immersed at the very heels Of the Presi'
dent, Whose horse clearer him at leap) inquiry
was made for Me- Van Buren,, to which wag re-
piled, ssOh, he's always out of the way when
the bridge falls. -PrOvidence journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-06-24

The Report of the Board Of Visitors Of the Mi.
,.,,, Academy AT West Point, gives very sa-
s,,ory atHtount Of that institution, and OF the
..s.iency, sc. Of the Cadets.
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This is tn give notice

VUSHAT the subscriber. of Alexandra County, in
i the District of CoIumbis, has obtained from The
Orphans Court of said County. letters Of administration
on the personal estate Of william Pascoe; late Of the
County aforesaid. deceased. All persons having claims
ag the said decedent hereby warned to exhibit
Court on or before the 18th day of June. 1884. or
they may by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate; aud those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment Given under my hand this
18th June, 1888 JOHN JoHNSoN,
June 10 Admir- Of VIM. Pascoe
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Mi,lers, attend!

uvur ,b,erber is middle aged man. perfectly
he.sbys has been engaged in the h SLING O .nd
upwards Of thirty G. ye,y' ri.s I to
market: or be w.uN take one on shares. otherwise
ne would undertakf the management OF nanuiae!ur'
nr Min in any hethy situation in the United states
A note addressed 70 X. at fairfax Court HOUSE,
Va. would be attended to Immediately.
;nne % -iavlWs
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ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST

ARRIVED. JUNE %,
Schr Harriet, Nickersou, Boston; Plaster
to WIN Fowle & Co Fruit to Louis Mckenzie,
and freight for the District.
SAILED,
Schr President, Kittisnd, New York
Ship Virginia. Turner, of this port, wac on
her way down James River 20th inst.
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The Presiden.-We learn BY gentleman
from Connecticut, that the President and suite
arrived at Norwich on Tuesday afternoon. be-
tween and 8 o'clock. accompanied by Gov.
Edwards, and other gentlemen OF distinction,
and was received with great enthusiasm. Among
other things which had been arranged for his CO.
ming, was the foundation Of monument TO UN-
CAS-, the celebrated Indian Chiei-the corner
store of which was laid by the President, and
short address made BY the Secretary of War,
Mr.. Cass. From Norwich he proceeded TO New
London. IN the steamboat Genera! Jackson,
where he arrived about u o'clock, P. NJ Here
also, as every where, ne met with a sery cordial
reception. Yesterday morning he was to take
his departure for Newport. T. jour. Com.
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Just Publishe0.

find for sale By If.N. NJ MORRISON.
DEV. Thomas H. Stockion's Address on Tempe
IL rance. Anew copies for sale only. Price lssc.
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