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TO PRINTERS.
N WHITE 4 WN1. HACER, re
LA snecfluIlv inform the prinfars a

N WHITE 4 WM. HACER, re-
10 spectiulIy inform the Printers o.
the United States, to whom they have
been individually known as LETTER FouN-
DERs, that they have now formed CO.
partnership in said business, d hope from
their united skill and extensive experience
to be able to give full satisfaction TO al
who may favor them with their orders
The introduction OF machinery, in place
Of that tedious and unhealthy process d
casting Type by hand, long desideratun
by the European and American Founda
lies, was by American ingenuity, aud a
heavy expenditure OF time and ,noney on
the part Of our senior partner, first suc-
cessiu.ly accomplished. Extensive use
OF the machine cast letter, has fully tested
and established its superiority, in every
particular, over that cast by the old pro-
cess.
The Letter Foundry business VIII here
after be carried OH by the parties before
named, under the firm Of Whine, Hasei
* Co. Their specimen exhibits com
plete series from Diamond TO Ia lines Pi-
Ca the book and news type being in the
most modern light style.
White, Hager & Co. are agents for the
sale Of the Smith and Rust Printing Pres
ses, which they can furnish to their Gus
toners at the manufacturers prices.
Chascs, Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink,
and every article used in the Printing bu-
siness kept for sale, and furnished on
short notice. Old Type taken in ex-
change for new at cents per pound.
N. B. Newspaper proprietors who
give the above three Insertions, will be
ent tied to S., in such articles as they
may select from our specimen.
f.. WHITE.
W.M H.4GER.
New York, Feb. %.
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e2D OF FEBnuARY.-The one hundred
and first anniversary of the birth day OF
Gen. George Washington, was observed d
in Bristol, in manher highly appropriate
10 the occasion. The morning was ush-
cred in by a national salute from the Ar
tillery, accompanied by merry peal from
all the steeples in town; which was re-
Peated at noon and at sunset. The Ar
tillery Company, Capt. Bush, paraded at
an early hour, and the day which was re-
rharkable fine, passed off under the most
agreeable circumstances. In the eyeh-
ing the company together with number
Of the citizens, partook of a splendid sup
per served up by Mr.. john Burges in
his usual style; and in short, every thing
throughout was in the most unexcoption-
able taste and style COM.
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Arr al New Bedford, 23d ult. ship Fiances
Henrietta, Russell, from Pacific Ocean. with
1900 bbis oil. Capt. Russell learned at Valpa-
raiso on The day previous to his sailing, that
through the Intervention Of Capt. Downes, OF
the U. i. ffigaie Potomac, the ships Franklin
and Good Re nrrr were cleared at Tucuallana,
Nov. 1, and would mmed iately leave for home.
Cid, ship Pacific, Gardner, Cove and mar
ket Sailed, ship South Boston, Read, Bremen.
At EdgarIown on Friday, ship Fame, Worth,
ff South Atlantic Oceanswith 1000 bbls whale
Bedford, 3 whales NOV 18th, John 4 Ed
ward, New London, whales Nmrod. Sag
harbor 2 whale. Peru, Nantucket, 3 whales
C8nsti tuition. do 3 do; Atlas, lB do; George.
Nantucket, I do; Gold Hunter, Fall River, do.
30th, S,onningion, New London. IL do; Dec
&c, Albion. Fairhnven, 1000 bbls.
At Mysic on Thursday, ship Bingham, Church
ill.,, from South Atlantic Ocean, with $50 bbs
whale oil, leaking coo strokes per hour
At Stonnington, 10Th inst. ship casth, Allen,
ir South Atlantic, with full cargs OF oil 200
sperm. Reports, Nov 81, Milwood, with 600
bbls Dec. 10, Mercator, 500 Margaret, Sf ST..
Johns, TOO; DC, 20, I,oaisq, Of Lynn, l whale.
At New London 2Ctk, ship Georgian; fr South
Atlantic, with 1000 bbls oil. Reports, Nov IL,
ship Zephyr, Wood, with IA whales.
A, Bravo, Cape dc Verds, Nov 10Th, brig
Pocha hontas, Coffin, monihs from New Bed
ford, with l20 bbls sperm o
At st. Thomas, 3lst Jau. brig Elizabeth, fo
Porto Rico same day sclir Clarion, Baker, foi
do in . days.
At Porrambuco 23d ult. Ship Wm-Tcll, Gard
ner, fr whaling voyage, with 1900 bbls oil
Touched at paya. Oct 18th, ship. OSPREY, Gal
def, New Bedford, no oil 18th, Balatna, Fos-
dick do 1860 pbls; Huron. Eawr eiice, Hudson,
mono 25th, is, Coffin, New Bedford, 20c |;
3lst, Zcnas Cofiin, Coleman, Nantucket, ITO ;
Martha, Whippcy, do 1850; Nov. 4lh, Hector,
Morse, New Bedford, 200. The Arab, Bunk
or, with 450 bbls touched Nov. lst. Spoke the
Lydia, Swain, Of Nsntuckot, Oct 27th with
1000; Equator, Rddel, 1900. Capt Calder, Of
the Ospray, spoke Oct 18th, Independence,
" hippey, 1850. Capt, Howlahd Of The Rob.
or. Edu ards, spoke 18th Sept. VIM & Eliza,
Barnard, $50. The Isabella, Albert, was spok-
en- Oct Both. $50 bbls. rhe Oregon, Delano,
was spoken Oct 18th, $50 ibis. The IRIS, lost q
boat and ere " by descriion 23d Oct. They left
the shp 30 niles libm land their nomos ire
John Shields aud George Place, boatstcerers,
and Copp, Bennett, Whnehouse aid Ellis, sea
men Capt w. spoke the Cathurine, OF Salem.
Sept II, with 80 bbIs - had been damaged oil
Cape Horn also, same day. the Forestsr. Roy,
Of Daitmouli, l4O0 bbls. The Courier, Cash,
was oil Payia, 3isi Oct. no oil, people dIscon-
tenicntcd, intended going into pert in month.
Drown from the bla,s Of the Martha while on
duty, Jomcs walker, seamcn
Sailed from Providence 2J,h. brig New Eng
land, Church, Matanzas.
Arr at Havana, 10th inst. Agnes, Talbot. N.
York Reaper. Smith, Newport. 18th, Har-
vesl, Lawiot, DO. Sailed 9th ,Eag'e burroughs
M0Sds. 10 por!! i.!s .s, rrssar!oIta, lvr B'S'o''
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49, W. ORC NO mctdPnySlcian, nor
would we be considered as an expound-
r OF metsPhysicial subtilities ,but it GER
taisly appears to US, with the aid only Of
common sense, that The ground assume d
by the advocates Of Mr.. CLAWS bill for the
adjustment ofth Tariff, that there is no
surrender Of the principle of protection,'
10 grosssy and palpably absurd. That the
MI .1cipLe, as oppressed or implied In the
, constitution, cannot be sacrificed by the
fpassage Of M:s. or any other bill, is po-
,sition that no one, in his sehses, will de-
my ; AID hence the observations OF Mr..
Clay on this subject are altogether gratu-
ftous inasmuch as they o.aly 60 to estab-
fsh what is too apparent ever 70 be doubt
cd. That there is, however, u virtual 4
practical surrender of the principle, IT Is Oh
wieusly 'apparentto any one who will s've
the subject u moments consideration. 1t
Il. presumed that no one will dispute the
position that protection is no protection
at all, unless fully adequate to sustain the
protected articles from ruinous foreign
competition. Can it be ut presentconsid-
cred that 20 per cent ad. valorem duty is
an adequate protection to many articles
of American manufacture ? or that it IL
probable it will be, for long time subse-
quent to the passage Of the bill' Again,
was it intended, by the trainers OF the
Constitution, that the principle ofproteot-
ion should be SO indissolubly connected
with the revenue, that the wants of the
one should be the mea sure of its applica-
ton to the other Ii not, then the prin-
cipIes Of the bill, (see the preamble) not
only expressly surrender the principle of
protection, but palpably violate the con-
stitution, by rendering inseperable, what
was never intended to have any connex-
ION or correspondence.
Again, setting aside other considera-
sions equally conclusive, have not the
nullifers openly a'owcd that nothing
short of total and unreserved surrender
efthe principle Of protection, would allay
the excitement at the South, and peacea-
by settle the subject at issue between
qualification and the General Govern
ment : Have not the leaders of nuliifi-
cation, and the advocates of State sover-
eighty, publicly expressed themselves
satisfied with the general provisions OF
Mr.. Clay's bill ? and have they not been
indefatigable in bringing the subject to a
premature and final decision in the Sen
ate !? These facts of themselves conolu-
fsively show, that complete surrender OF
the principle of protection, is involved in
the provisions Off bill; and satisfactory
ly account for the union Of the ,discordant
elements exhibited among tho yeas, on
its final passage.
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MISSING YEssEL.-The schr Wives, Clifton.
sailed from Bristol some time since, for Matan-
zas, end has rot since been heard from, though
falsely reported rs having arrived al port in
Martinique, in 60 days from Bristol. She had
on board number Of passengers, and us great
anxiety is expressed for her safety, any informa.
ton concerning her that can be communicated
TO hcr owners, will be gratefully received.
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Guardians Notice.

IN Office is hereby given TINT the
~ subscriber has been appointed by
the honorable Court of Probate for the
town Of Warren, Guardian of the persons
and property of SARAH Cole and ELIz-.
ABETH Cole, minors, and daughters Of
the late Mr.. George Cole. All persons
indebted to said Minors are requested to
make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing demands 10 present the same for al
lowance, within six months from this date.
ISAIAH COLE, Guardian.
Feb. 9. 6w. IN
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AUCTIONS,


Re0I EstGte at dNc110n.
H::! The subscriber will sell it
siii Public Auction, On Saturday;
the 10th Of March next, bi5s
house and lot, situate Ia the ca st part Of
Warren, few rods east Of the Stone
Bridge. Said house is one story high,
with two finished rooms in the gsrret.
A good crib and about l-2 an acre of
land are attached to the house. Condit-
ions made known at ne time and place of
sale, which will take place at o'clock,
p. nj. SETH LINCOLN.
Feb. 90.
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TNHE Members of. the Benevolent
IL Baptist Society are hereby notified
that the annual meeting for the choice o!
officers, for the year ensuing, and for any
other business that may come before
them, will be holden at the Baptist Meet
ing House, ON Monday, The 4th March
next, at 8 o'clock, afternoon.
PETER CARPENTER, Secr'y.
Warren, Feb. 90, 1888. 2w.
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South Carolina. The President Of the
Convention of South Carolina has issued
his proclamation, suInmoning the members
Of that body to re-assembe at Columbia
ON the second Monday Of March next.
New Jersey Senator The Hon. Sam
uel l.. Southard, Governor of N. Jersey,
was on Saturday last elected to the U. S.
Senate by the the Legislature Of tha!
State, vice the Hon. Mahlon Dickerson,
whose term Of service will expire on the
9TH Of March next.
Temperance in Congress. A Temper
ance Society, it is stated, has been form
ed in Washington, among several distin-
guished members of Congress; as. MIR.
Webster, Frelinshuysen, Grundy; etc.
The SoUrii CAROLINA QUARREL.-The
following is the account ofihe affair given
by the Charleston Mercury:
We learn at second hand from gen
tleman who was on the spot, that late
unfortunate occurrence at Barnwell was
not, as has been reported In Charleston,
an afiray between the political parties -
The facts are these:-A qual rel arose be-
tween four individuals, two Of each party,
and fight ensued between them, in which
dirks and sword-canes were used-and
one of the Union men was badly, but not
dangerously wounded in the neck, and
the other in the body seriously, and it is
feared mortally. A number Of persons
being present, the excitement occasloned
| by the occurrence had nearly produced a
general fight between the two political
parties, but it was fortunately prevented
by the interposition Of some gentcmeh Of
influence, who were present. We have
not heard whether the quarrel originated
in politics or not.
FRoM. HAvANA.-Extract from letter
dated Havana, February 10, 1885,
4" Hopes are lively that the Queen ol
Spain may recognize the independence
of Mexico and the South American Re-
publics. Indeed il is suid that letter
from Madrid states, negotiations are OH
foot between Spain, England and France
that as a boon for the recognition, the
two latter powers shall secure, by treaty
the crown Of Spain to the queen and her
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P A number Of articles prepared fol
this days puper, are unavoidabiy omitted
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Feb. P.

(Veported for the Boston PATRIOT
At Market this day s73 Beef Cattle,
90 Sheep, and 800 Swine.
PRICES. Beef Cattle. c.-Salcs rather
quicker, and prices little higher. We
quote prime at $5 IS a Sc 25; good at
SIS 25 So 75 thin at S4 so a S5.
Sheep. at market were hot sold
when our report was made up.
Stcine.AOne lot of $50, two thirds
Barrows, were taken on contract at a.
bout 4 Ia a few were retailed at 5 for
Sows and 6dor Barrows.
-Four Days late from Eu,vpe.-By the
ship View York, Capt. Ho2ie, London
duties to Jan. Is, and Liverpool to the
18th, both inclusive, have been received
at New York.
ENGLAND.
liverpool, Jan. J5.-Last night 10000
bales OF Cotton were destroyed by fire,
and property altogether to the amount OF
$4,000 But our Cotton market to
day was dull, holders appearing deter
mined to be free sellers.
Another letter says, ''fifeen warehou-
ses were destroyed and 10 TO $4,000
bales of Cootton and large amount OF
other produce estimated to be worth up
wards Of f2OO, ,OOO." The fire was in the
neig hborhood of Bath-street.
FRANCE.
THE TIMES OFFICE, Jan. IA, O'Clock,
A. M.
The Paris papers of Friday and Satur-
day, lth and 18th, which we have re-
ceived by express, ale almost entirely
filled with accounts Of the Kings move
ments in the north, and reports of Fridays
proceedings in the Chamber of Deputies
None Of them contain any articles Of
general interest.
According to accounts from Brest oI
the 9Th orders had been received to fit ouI
three ships Of the line with the utn SRI
expedition. Nothing certain was known
as to their destination, but it was believed
that an expedition TO Hayti was in con
temptation.
SPAIN.
LONDON, Jan. l3th-Lctters have arri.
we'd from Madrid this morning Of the 3ls,
ult. which state Count Otalia had accept.
ed the Ministry Of the Interior. 1t does
not appear, however, that the resignation
of Zea Bermudez, which was stated some
days back in the Paris papers, has actu.
ally taken place. 1t IS affirmed that the
utmost cord,ality and desire of mutual CO.
operation existed between those two
Ministers;
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Sailed from BRISTOL, 24'h, schr Cyane,
Bishop, Madison, Conn.
25;h-sailcd, brig Hopes Delight, Phmani
Havana.
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MAXINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, fr Providence.
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than political contest, and placed within
the power Of 4 few designing, and, il is to
be feared, unprincipled men, the means
Of disturbing the public repose.
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KNITTING COTTONS.
DLUE and white knitting cottons .Df
ID the best qualify for sale at No. 3.
CuEAPsIDc. Feb. o3.
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Bristol, Warren and Providence Accom-
,nodnfion Hjo;I
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CARPETS. CARPETS

CARPETS, CARPETS:
a few pieces of different qualities, &
"A Of the most approved patterns, have
been received this week, at No, , Cheap
side, and will be s'.L' .,,,c,, lower than us.
Iual byS DAvoL S soS, Feb, 90,
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SHoUBLE MILLED FLANNEL.-EngIish
A double milied white flannel. Of supo |.
rior quality. on sale at LONG Room. Feb, ,.
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horn, and by the dorsal-but he wouldn't stay
taken. in that ignotle style.
At length, after Juggling and struggling for half
an hour-the tumbling pillows the only witness
ses to see fair play, and clear the rlng-ali par
ties being alternately half in aud half out Of wa.
,er-the amphibious combat terminated in favor
of the assailants. Swordfish had unIuckily got
eansed sidewise. just as one Of his antagonists
was advising an abandonment of the battle
ground; but the younger Of the fair amazons.
vowed she'd cut his throat first-ana seizing this
auspcious mument. she plunged into his gullet
the deadly weapon-her scissors! 1t was all
she could do for the glory OF the conquered! So
leaving him With an awful cash in his throrax,
writhing upon the beach. the victors trudged halt
mile to the nearest-Ltarm house, where they
procured more effective implements. and return
ing, flushed their wcrk, BY decapitating the pros.
trate sea dragon, ehopp,ng him into portable
sections, and sending about half I" the spoils"-
upwards of wohuudred weight-to market
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Public Sale.

h7s In observance to Decree Of the Honorable
the Circuit Cour. for the County Of Aiexandria, Dis
,rict Of Coumbs, sitting in Chsncery, 1t May term
1883 in favor Of Philip Cnadeil Complainant. sg i.'
sarah e.dsburg, late Sarah Crsnden ard Others, DE.
f. ndsnt, shall proceed to sell, Saturday. the Sd
day of August next at the front door Of the Council
Chamber at IL O'Clock, for cash oil the real Estate in
the Complainant's bill mentioned,
One Two Story BRICK HOUSE and LOT
G::ss If GROUND, with al the Improvements there.
Haiss m situated in the Village called est End, on
the south side of the road leading from the Stone
Bridge 10 Samuel Cats Tavern, about 500 yards fom
the District Line. also
ga One BRICK STABLE, situated on Wales
98. ALLEY, Vest OF Union street, between King and
Prince Streets ~
The purchaser or purchaser failing comply With
the terms Of sale, the propcty will be resod on me
Tenth day thereafter. and the first purchaser hid Ia
bic for any deficiency that may srse from the second
sale. &C. SCOTT, commissioner
jy - dlvAeot3Aug
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a Card.

nOcTOR w. T. DYER, having removed from
IL Virginia to Alexandria respectfully offers his pro-
fe.sonai services the public. Having Prsctsed ex'
tensvely in the country for eight years, he feels pre-
pared to discharge the duties Of bis profession In Oil
its branches .
Office and residence on tine northeast corner OF
King and Columbus streets.
Iune IS
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New re.s, sugars, " A"es
FRUITS. &c. &c.

New Ye.s, sugars, WA"es,
FRUITS. &c. &c.
Landing from New York. and for sale 6y the
subscribers
MOn Chests, half chests, and boxes Gunpowder,
ISU Imp, rial, Tyson. Young Hyson and Pouchong
TEaS, fine qualities
2 cases ID leads lea
70 hogshesds Nrw Orleans, Porto Rico and st.
Croix SUGARS
so bags white Br I'll do
10 quarter casks Port
90 Indian barrels 8oIslon
40 qusrtet casks i,ry Malaga EpyNES
half pipes Catalonia
40 cases Clsret
~ 10 Muscat
half pipes Seignet'e's Cognac Brandy, emil
tied {: debenture
10 barrels honey
so boxes new Cheese
case Vcrmcell
100 bales Cassia
10 bales Almonds
S Go Madeira Nuts
80 drums Prunes
$50 do Figs
IS do Dates
so boxes Bunch Raisins
90 boxes French Fruits in vinegar
40 do Capers and Olives
50 do Sicily Lemons, in good order
pipes fresh Lemon Juice prepared III Sicily,
. new article
l25 Demijohns, one two. and FIVE gallons
S casks Brown Stout
90 dozen English Mustard
NIB These Goods, being imported under reduced
sn abolished duties and purchased Chi ny tor money
can be sold at low prices.
June 10 SAMUEL D. LARMoUR Co:
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Trustees Notice,

TVyHE unders ned having been appointed trustee o.
4 Orlando c. Morse and Oxen Josseiyn, inso"eh'
debtors, hereby gives notice to all persons hAVIhs
claims against said insolvens to presen, them as soon
as practicable, and those indebted to them to
make immediate payment to him; as is necessary 70
close business at an early moment, he will DC unaer
the necessity of put,inga Claims in officer hands tor
collection that not paid within reasonable time
& w ID MUTT
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Oistrict II Golu,Mbla.
County of .aierandria, Set.
40 TrpM. lRS

MAY Term, 1883.
James Harris, Jr and Lucy his wife; kooer
Brockett and Betsey his wifci and Maria Long
den, Compliments, IL
Nancy Craig, Henry Craig, son OF Lucy Crsig'
deceased; George Craig and Edmund Craig;
Harriet McCready and John hcCready ter -
husband; Henri, Craig, son Of George Craig;
washington Craig. Thomas Craig, Charles
Craig and Edwin Craig, Caroline Rose and z
her husband Samuel Kosei John Harrison
Craig, John Craig, George G. Longlen, John
A. i.ongden and Alfred Norris Defendants
yTSHE Defendants, Harriet McCready, John McCrea.
l dy, Henry Craig, (son Of Georgs( Washington
Craig, Charles Craig, Edwin Crsg John Craig, George
c. Longden, John A. longden, and Alfred Norris, NOT
having entered their appearance to this suit and gwen
security according to The statute and the rules of the
Cour and it appearing the satisfaction OF the Court
that they are inhabitants OF the DISTINCT OF Coum
bs; on the complanants motion by their COUNSEL IS
ORDERED, hat the said absent Defendants. tiar.
riet McCready John McCresdy. Henry Craig. (son OF
George) Washington Craig: Charles Craig, Edwin
Crag John Craig George c. I.ongden, John \. Long
den, and Alfred Norris, do appear here, Oh or before
the first day of next October Term, and answer the
Compartments BILL and give security for performing
the DEGREES of the Court; and that copy Of this Or
dete forthwith published for two months successive
" in the Alexandria Phenix .zetie, and another CO.
nv posted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF said
County. Test: EDA. l. LEh' u u
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