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FINE SNETEn

kV QUANTITY Of Martinique M.,.. @A boy, of superior quality ;n., ,nscCa ceived and for sale. whe!ess,z 5uss is at the Drug and Chemical Store of 's'all
 RITCHIE 6 VAN PRAnFt,rs
 Little Rock. Jan. 2. I832 111.-lS
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HUzzA FOR TRADE:
NEW SHOP.

z < + E st subscriber takes this method to a1s inform his friends and the public generally, that lie has opened NEW SHOP. 9aaasife to the Advocate Office, where he wilf carry on Biaeksmitisiag, 1, Gaa naaklag aud Bell mahiag, in all their various branches He will also make butcher knives off f tttle tttle best qualify al the shortest notice. Work from a distance will be executed with despatch. The public may rest satisfied, that he will exc cute all work sent to his shop IT the best possible manner, and on the most reason able terms. s.-,,,,,,,,
 Little Rock. April l7th, 1S33-sstf
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THE KALEIDOSCOPE.

vHE second number of THE kAIEI. -s- DOsCOPE was published on Thurs day, July 18th.
 CONTENTS.
 Education in the West. The Homeric Question, No. 2.
 Dr. Troost's Lecture, concluded.
 The Young Hoosheroon, from an un- published novel
 Conundrums.
 fhilippic against my own Nose.
 Literary .Notices.-Zohrab the Hoxfaae The Wondrous Tale of Alroy-A smo- deus at Large, by Bulwer-W altham-An. thon's Lempriere--Recollection of a Chaperon-Pictures of Private Liya-H;s- tory of kentucky-The Mother of Homa -Dr. Franklin's Letters-pearson,s Anal ogy.
 Religious Intelligence.
 Anecdotes.
 Poetry.-A Sketch written amid the -, ms of log cabin--An Exile's Dream Rest--A Charade@-Sunset--A Portrait- Local Attachment---The Moon. unat- tainable Joy. ''a'- Published every Thursday, by W. HAS. SELL HUNT < Co.,, Nashville, at @ . year in advance.
 Subscribers, and those who wish ta subscribe, are requested to send fbeir names immediately. in order that the nnb. to print. sopies Nashville. July IS.
 G Subscriptions received at this office
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TAKE NOTICE.

A u those indebtedsto the subscriber "A by note or book account, are re- qnested to come forward and settle the same, as no longer indulgence can be giv- en by him.
 F. WILSON
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PUBLIC SALE
eE U. STATES. WAGONS AgD TEAaE

. gz Us lsss V ASsOfsis 7EIs1 9 2slzA lzs WATILL be sold, at Little Rock, A. T.. w on Thaasday the 5th day of SePtem- Der ne1t,
 12 Wagons and Teams, Of Ave Horses each, with Gearing and Har~
 mess completes and
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WILLIAM BADGE1T S co,

I'D RESPECTFULLY inform their cus-
 2tomers and the public generally, that they have removed their store 10 tie large new two story brick building inn mediately East ftheir former stand, next door to K. c. Byrd, and opposite Emzy Wilson. They will keep constantly on hand a general assortment of
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Fancy Staple Dry Goods;

Queens, Hard and Tin Ware; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Hats; a large assortment of
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NEW GOODS.

ynUST received, per steamer Little e@ Rock, and for sale by the subscriber, "A Large and General AssOrt-
 aass5raa 5s iShy Goods. Groceries,
 Hardware,
 iaarihen, Giass, and China Ware, Ready-made Clothing,
 Hats,
 Boots and Shoes,
 Saddles and Saddle Bags, Brides, 61c. .s61c. Which he offers at reduced price for
 CASH Beef Hides, Peitries, Bear, Beaper, and Offer Shins, and BeaYs Oii, will be receiy- ed in payment for Goods. .Mag 6, 1883. 5T
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JOHN MARTIN, Blacksmith. Gunsmith, and
 ESOKHngspE.

E 3 ESPECTFULLY informs bis old GUS a toners and the public generally tis he has opened NEW SHOP, immediate5 below Dr. Watkins, and opposite l family residence ofR. c. Byrd, lat thesg of J. MARTIN, GUN AND BIAoKsg.TGl where he Is prepared to carry on allii above brances of business.
 He will make and repair SURGlCAA INSTR U MENTS Of every deScriptoD- SIDE ARMS of all kinds made and re paired, in the best possible manner. llA1 CaiNERY ofall kinds repaired. BLAeA; SMITHlNG of every kind done at D: shortest notice, and in the best mannef- He is also prepared to do all kinds sofsteiH' boat work.
 As his charges will be moderate, andla work executed in the best mapnef and \ the shortest notice, he hopes foraslarsa the public patronage.
 All orders from distance FlIl \ promptly attended to, if accompanledV4 V4 the CASE.
 Litae Roca, apra2 1883. ? R. F. DUNN & JAS. L0WRi| BEHAVING purchased the stock 0 @ Vs1 4sSSsA 4sSS ceries of MT. ANDREW PoDEslail Ersi will continue the GROCERY bVpfI NESS at his old stand, under the tiila 2
 DUNN X LOWRY.
 Tn addition to the stock, they hayeIlI F'li ceiyed per steamers Reindeer and llS. ., Rock, from New-Orleans,s "a large ahusss Ss erai supply of GROCERIES lncl44s
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SaddIery and Groceries:

all of which they will sell low for CASH, or on as accommodating terms, as any in the place, tho new stores not excepted.
 They invite the public tocall and ex- anime for themselves. They hope, from their long experience in the mercantile business, that they will share an equal part of the public patronage. They feel under many obligations to their customers, for the liberal patronage they have hereto fore received and solicit continuance,
 N. B.--Just received per the steamer Arkansaw, a few packages of FRESH DRY GOODS.
 June 19, 1883. Iltf
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moss complete, and

:S3 OX WagOmS and TcaHIlss or six Oxen each with Coupling Chaisass tF YOlxeSs Gee
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3O.5O0 Ratioms.

Atthe Depot on the Poteau river, about forty miles south Y cstwa ardly from Fort Smith
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lOO.R5O Rati0ns.

At the Depot at Pleasant Bluff, on the Arkansas, thirty-fye miles above Fort
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20. 13O T2afi0ns.

At the Depot at the New Choctaw Agen- cy, near the Arkansas, twenty-five miles south-eastwardly from Fort Smith,
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TEgE OHIO.
WRITTEN FOR TIE ADVOCATE. LOS TEMP Os. {Coacluded from ostf lust.
CANTo IV.

Some fifty stanzas--a and behold I've made More enemies Lthan friends-and that IS
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,.FreasllrY Departnlent,

Little Rock, April l7th, 1933-stf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01
CierN,0Nt for sale.

x,Swss This beautiful and most perfectly
Js3sSibM healthy COUHrRY SEAT, within view
Ia.a2tyGo of the Town Of AieSand'ia, is for sale,
EsiXo,S4Aa ei, her in whole or in part ], contains
abou, 500 Acres of Land one.'h,rd Of which is in
woud the balance under good cultivat and part
highly improved. The Dwelling is spacious build
ing, h,ving four Rooms the frs, floor, fire upon
the second. and two upon the third; with summer
and winter Kitchen; large Ice House, Stables Barns,
&C. &C.: Garden. containing acres of Land. well
enclosed with Cedar hedge, and in which there
great variety of most choice Fruit, good well Of Wa
ter in the yard viii, many filling springs Of the
pursst Water.
For a private Seminary, Summer Boarding House.
OF country residence for large family, spot sur.
passes It, II more agreeable t. the purchaser. will
sell the improve ments. which extensive and gene.
rally in good order, provided not less than 100 acres
Of Land, around the Mansion House, included in
the purchase.
Those inclined TO purchase are invited to view the
premises, and decide for tn n,selves
may Paw 8w CHRISTOPHER EEAIE.
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COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON MARKET-ArriI 81.

FLoUR-Continues without any alteration in
prices. except Genessee, which we have reduced
a shade, and nn,ce sales If 400 brls. good
brands, at S6,18i cash; 800 brls PhiiadeIrh ia
have also been taken at 5,75; 500 brIs Freder.
icksburg. 5.75; 500 bis Baltimore H S. 5,s7a,
and 500 brs Alexandria Mountain Frederieks.
burg lowlanJ. TO arrive. 1915 per brl mos.
GRAIN-The private sales since our last have
been 4 5000 bushels Southern white Corn at
72ac: "a 5000 do Eastern Oats, SOC: 1900 a
5000 do Southern do 45 47c; a cargo of Sou.
thern yellow Corn, 75c. and North River yellow.
1Se per bushel cash. By auclian 1900 bushels
yellow Maryland were offered on Tuesday, 500
OF which, fair quality, sold at70c, balance little
damaged, sold at 90 Csc per bushel cash.
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~ May-Dcy Sale Of Fancy and Ussa Or.
ticles.-The Female Wesleyan Society Of the
Methodist Protestant Church of Alexandria have
prepared, with the assistance Of their friends, Q
variety Of Fancy and Useful Articles, which they
will offer tor sale, in the Washington Lodge
Room, on the lst day Of May ensuing The sale
will continue for three days in succession. from
10 o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock in the
evening. The room will be Handsomely decorat.
ed, and the articles tastefuIy arranged Tor exhi.
bition. Abundance l2s cents.
apr 24-dtd
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being little short Of ten millions of gallons 10 each
year. The smallest annual amount OF importa
lion, exclusive Of the war years 1919 and 1918,
has been in the last three years 1880 81 and 50,
averaging rather more than 1900, 900, of gal.
lens.
The Journal of Commerce adds curious cal.
culaton, to show that more rum has been i'm.
ported into this country than enough to feed a
canal from New York to Trenton.
Magnificent donation. -Thomas H. Perkins,
Esq. OF Boston, has given the Mansion House in
that city, in which he now resides. to the Insti.
tuition for the Education Of the Blind. 1t is ST..
tuated on Pearl street, is fifty feet square. has
large lot aud valuable out.buildings attached to
il, and is valued at $4,000.
The conditions annexed to this noble gift, are,
that it shall be used as permanent asylum for
the Blind, and that in case it should be destray-
ed by FIRE. it shall be e-built for the same pur.
pose. II not rebuilt within three years after it
is destroyed, the land is to revert to the heirs at
law of the donor. A second condition is, that
a fund Of $4,000 shall be raised by subscrip.
ton to endow the institution. The time for COM
plotting the subscription is limited to the month
Of May Another stipulation will be made in
the deed, that on the dissolution of the Corpora.
ton at any time hereafter, the property shall re.
vert to the heirs at law.
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DIED..

At bis residence, uear Nashville. in the State
of Tennessee, on the l4th instant. Judge OVER
Toy, citizen distinguished in hi. Judicial and
professional career, venerable in years, and res.
pected in character. This gentleman was born
in the State Of Virginia. and removed at an early
day to Tennessee-about the year 1898.
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" The early arrival Of the Mail every night
comPels US to put our paper to press at time
soon enough to meet it. Our advertising custom.
ers would, therefore, much obIge US by leaving
their advertisements during the Summer at the
office as soon in the evening as they can make it
convenient.
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New Goods.
WASHINGTON & BRENT hsve reserved, by the
w last arrivals from New York, large and general
ass,rment of
SPRING GOODS, consisting in part of
superine blue, black and fancy cold cloths
Habit cloths and cassirneres
Pantheon stuifs and vesting
Bombazines 81 and Pa, black and cold
Calicoes and gingbams
Painted musns
Cotton hose, plain and embroidered
Cambrics and jaconets
Swiss muslins, plain and figured
Bishop lawn and book muslns
Irish linen, from 4s4to7-8
Double damask diaper and table cloths,
Scotch aud Russia do
Silesa and Russia sheeting
Italian lustring and Gro de Swiss
Gro de Nap aud Gro de Berlin
Checked silks and sencht W.
fongees and sarcerets
Blonde gauze scarfs and fancy handkerchief
Greclan nett and bobbinet
Blond gsuze wells
Thread and blond edgiag
Cirecian and bobbinet quilting
Ribbons and linen cambria hdkfs
Floor mating and table covers
fismming's best needles
With extensive assortment Of DOMESTIC
GOODS and GERMAN LINENS.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr.. Hawley,
Thomas PENNASr Barton, Esq. Of Pa, to
Miss Coma LrvIsesroS, daughter Of Hon. Ed.
ward Livingston, Secretary Of State.
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Office of the Chesapeake 8. Ohio Canal Conppany,
WASHINGTON. Feb 9th. 1883.

Office Of the Chesapeake 8. Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9th, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby gven that an instalment of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share, (beng the SSH
nstAment every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, is required be paid on the
ed day Of April next; further oftwo dollars and
fifty cents per share (beng the 36th nstalment on
the 4th day Of May next; further sum of two dollars
and fifty cents per share (beng the 37h insaIment)
on he 18th day U! Nay next; and further sum oftvo
dollars and fifty cents per share being the 3sth install
ment) on the 10th day Of June next, which nsalmen,s
must be paid to the credit the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company to the Cashier or other Officer of eli.
Their OF the following Banks, viz:
The Branch Bank Of the United States at Washington
Bank Of Washington, do
Patriotic Bank, do
Bank of the Metropolis, do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank Of Alexandra, ut Alexandria
Bank of Potomac, do
Farmers Bank of Alexandra do
IIagerstown Bank, in Hagerstown, Md.
Branch of the Valley Bank, in Chariestown. Va
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank 10 Leesburg, Val
BY order of the President and Directors,
JOHN p. lNGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company,
| feb 13-wtJune 10
MUSEUM
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The excitement TO see the Kembes will pro-
badly be kept up two or three weeks longer.
Within few days there has been quite rush
from the cOuntry to see these distinguished sran
gers. We have heard Of one party Of ladies and
gentlemen who came all the way from Provi-
dence TO get peep at them. The premium paid
for one half the boxes yesterday was about one
hundred Naturalization Gazette.
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Eutice is hereby given.

VHHAr the annual meeting of the Stockholders in
L the Ale xandria Canal Company, will be held at
the Council Chamber, in the town Of AleIandra, on
Monday, the 9th day of May next, at eleven o'clock
A. ". at which time statement Of the affairs OF the
Company will be submitted and an election take
place for President and six Directors to serve the
ensuing year. BY order JOHN H. CREASE.
Canal Office. Goth April, 1889. Clerk, A. &C.
apr 22-eo,6thMay
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01

We have heard tina, Governor ELoYp has pre-
sented cupeEL to Mr.. Calhoun insc ribej :. J.
FLOYD, GO,ernOr Of Va. TO j. c. Calhoun" With
the following striking injunction written on the
side" Nua!fcaiio" is The rightfm remedy" =
This is the knock 'srn do,0n argument. Of which
the stick itself is exceeding enbelma,lc. We
learn, too, that in Carolina, medals are scattered
from the notifying mint. bearing on them the fol.
lowing inscription" John C. Calhoun. first Pre-.
sident Of the Southern Confederacy!"-Globe.
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For Norfolk &. iliehmOud

For Norfolk & iliehMOnd.
sSSk4SA The Steamer COLUMBIA,
kM Captain James Mi'chcl,. will leave
1GTs5,SAHHp the District of Columbia on Non.
ssSz2&szfsszszssA lay the 18Th Of May at O'Clock
p. NJ for Norfolk and lichmond, for the purpose Of
conve wing passengers vino may wish 20 attend the
Convention of The Episcopal Church, to be held in
Richmond on the 18Th OF The month The Boat will
arrive at Richmond on Tuesday evening, the l4th.-
Returning she will leave Richmond for the District Of
Columbia ON Mon,ar, ihe 20 Of Msy.
Passage and meals To and from Richmond, for all
persons whose name msy BE- sent in. $40 only.
Those persons who DESTROYS Of this cheap and ex
ped,uuS CONVEYANCE, will please leave their names at
Wm II. Morrison Bookstore, Alexandria.
The Columbia is superior Boat, ami, besides large
and sp ,cious ladies Cabin, can accommodate over
100 passengers in the Gcntiemea's Cabin
may 1-eoll3;h
i : Genius of Liberty. Leesburg. and the winches-
ter Republican times, and nj their account to this
Office.
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SALES AT AUCTION,
BY GEORGE WHITE.

BY GEORGE WHITE.
furniture .lucti0n.
nm Thursday next, I'd May, at 10 O'Clock, will he
~ sold jn front Of my Auction Store
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE;
ofvarious descriptions such as
Mahogany sideboards, tables, bureaus
Candle aud wash stands, feather beds
Beisteads, Rocking and other chairs
A lot Of hardware; looking glasses
Patent slat window blinds
.4iso, TO close sales,
small lot OF blue printed ware, with many othe,
article. GEO WHITE. Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-01

GGard college. - The treasurer OF the GlrarG
Trust ha, acknowledged by letter to the City
Councils Of Philadelphia. the receipt Of TWO MIL
LIONS Of dlliars from the Trustees Of the Girard
Bank, to be appropriated to the erection Of the
Grard College,
Tie Architect Of the College has estimated
ihee1Pen,e Of the plan adopted for the buildings
nS9OO,COp, 100000 Of which will be expen-
d'd On the principal buildinss;-and that six
wears viii be required TO complete it.
The 81. Louis Tunes Of the 18th instant ex-
presses It's unbeliei in the reports concerning the
nost'Ie disposition said to have been lately shown
D! the Indians in that section Of country, and al
legs that tie rumors have been circulated BY
interested persons, for the purpose Of preventing
TIC ead region from being over run with miners.
lie following article Is calculated to excite
''''ua' interest ON account of the apparently au-
''en''e shape in which il appears, and the par
''GaT manner in which the fact Of the invention
hNa'ed' A machine such as is here mention.
''' would elect more changes in the condition of
"'0Aind, than have been produced by the uni
led agency Of toe three great discoveries of prin-
ny sun'Pcwder aud steam.
"oheeJW mreniion.-A matchmaker O! the
s4He u Bu'chmann. living at Eisenbers. not far
iO" Atenoars IN Saxony, has contrivsd piece
VI machinery, which witbnut the assistance IF
Ssaui' has been found strong enough to move a
E1 ,"y laden wagon. placed ia fresh pous he'd
'' walsh the sratest ease, although sixteen
"Y,~s could not stir it. The machine may be
-, handled and the vehicle moved hy it most
,IS managed The inventor has been offered
'.'0VO dollars for the secret; but As he had OBJ
r'." .a patents from all the principal German
N"efhne"ts, he has refused al! offers.
"'PoHe''oa Of ardent spiriis.-'rhe New York
,I'na' OF Commerce contains statistical table
y, De annual imports Of ardent spirits into this
,o4n''y since the year 1890. From 1890 TO
~ Tue Information Is derived from Sybert;-
"a "a' uale TO 1890, the returns have been
''eu u'fecty from the Department at Wash.
''p'-'hose from 1920 to 1882, inclusive. are
"e published documents from the Treasury.
'Oe total amount Ofimportation for these 81
.l . Oas exceeded two hundred and fourteen
""','"s Jour hundred thousand gallons, (more
rs'''s'y sl4, 4s4, SAY The largest importa.
"s"efs IN the years 1904, 1905, and 1907:
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SIEIP NEWS.
FORT or ALEXANDRIA. IN. e. }

ARRIVED. APRIL so,
Schooner Harriet, Nickersnn. Boston; Nails.
&c. to w. Fowle & Co. and Freight for the Dis.
trict.
SAILED,
Btig John Alexander. Berry, Rio Grande.
Brig Patron. Flanders, Portsmouth, " H.
Brig Omar. Fish. Barbados.
Schooner Mary Jones. French, Salem.
Passengers in the Brig Omar, for barbados.
MIR. William Gregory, lady, child, and ser.
want; Mrs. and Miss BartleDan; Mr. Philip A.
Claget'.
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For HOstOn.

Spars, Number. & POTATOES.
q Tor of Spruce spa-s, from 4 to II inches
"a 5000 feet Bangor Boards and Plank
800 bushels Mercer Potatoes
Received per schooner Warsaw, and for sale by
apr 3o-6t J. YEATON.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
49, , ygspIr MORNING., MaY l, 1883.

Limo Adams has addressed second
" NJ, Livingston on the subject OF Ma
NV Ole! jam sails
''n,!, f,IIouin. is the conclusion OF this second
$50, Of Mr.. Adams:
az ,,,io, thi, letter, am bound to make
IN Io.Y,,IsISnenls for poetlca parody. Of its
ny ''s .a.or which have seen in the newspaper
rrtifI'yS,'TC abe. and by which see that you are
clI'a ~ =, ,,ea, the subject With pleasantly.
d,'F"''i ~ be il. The Globe Is generally con-
" '.''I - YOUR PoL,TIcAL organ. In that coan-
'a'''" !, ;s said YOU ace about to visit, you
~ 49,. AZ yaur hours Of leisure and recre.
"i'' P..r,s;o,slly frequent the first dramatic
aA''' - The world, and there be entertained
t's'. :: ,;t;o,s, not Of Moses and the burning
wa tn, If some oi the masterpieces OF the hu-
0l''' "a III in The form of Comedies Of Muliere.
yn, NAV chance 10 esPy, among the rest per-
', =, 9poa the stage, speaking 10 his servant
'"-S .,ort 10 give him an order, when the
ia .,,nr interrupts him by the enquiry, whether
S'; :, s,.,king 10 his COackmaa or to MS Cook.
:,,;i., question occurs 10 me with regard 10
D., Isureate. Is it one OF your Chariot
: the Department of State? or Scullion
"a, Kitchen: ln either event, | commend
lii N the inspiration oi his Muse-and
10 com Sir. when the time for seriousness
Inn aod sou shall incline to Justify your
- fom ,he charge Of unjust accusation against
led. Of ynar fellow citizens, or to rindi-
y. FINN sill more serious charges, the Oa,hs,
"5;.,,io.s and Penalties, which II is among
- ogEia Masonic functions To administer
.E., x,o shalt return TO the grave aud solemn
"A ,.li,i.u, character Of the General Grand
u,b p,le,,. shall hope TO hear from You, in
,.,,, nr nose, in the Globe or the lntcllgencer,
a, ,olr option. but 10 your own person, and With
he Signature Of your name
lam in the mean,ime, very respectfully, your
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Philadelphia, April Is, 1888.
boa, upset near the Arsenal, up the river,
ID sunday lat, and four persons were unfortu-
al.ly drowned. They were laboIers on the
A,rlqe, in Washington.
The Cholera had disappeared from Key "es!
a The ll,h Instant.
SagaGar cause Of Deafh.-James Turney,
ga late Attorney General of Illinois, died on
ne 9TH instant. hear Carrollton, in that State.
lr. Turrcy lad recently become impressed with
he truths III Christianity, and had abandoned
lie profession Of the law for that Of the Gospel.
While recently engaged in perfosmins the act OF
dptsm on brother ~hn had wooden leg, the
Latter, while in the water, accidentally set the
,.e,i point Of his artificial leg on the foot Of Mr..
rOrley, winch ,nti,cted severe wound, aud,
The sOuad ultimately mortifying, occasioned his
1 III
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The Cholera had disappeared from Key Wes!
n, he ll,h Instant.
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\ boa, uPss, near the Arsenal, up the river
ID Sunday lat, and four persons were unfortu
nrly drowned. They were labolers on TIT
A,rlqe, in Washington.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandria. D. c. on the
lot Of My, 1888.
Persons calling for letters in the following list,
Will please say rHEr ARE ADVERTISED or fhev spav nat