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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
steamer star of the West.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. &c.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE U. ). mail
steamer S:ar of the West, from AspinwaII,
It'll, has arrived at this port, with the Cali
fjrnia mails OF the Goth December and about
100000 in specie.
We are unable to learn full particulars OF
the surrender of Anderson, but passengers
state that Paulding sent several boats up the
River to Castillo, and commanded his sur
render. The boats were fnl Of marines from
the SusquehaDna, Captain Sands being IN
command of the expedition. Before sur
rendering Anderson sunk the Lake steamers,
blew up the Fort, and destroyed the Am
munition. The Nicaraguans held Fort San
Carlos and the River, the steamers Of Costa
RIGA having withdrawn pretenslons to the
territory claimed by Nicaragua.
Tho Government Of Chilli has made con-
cessions, and fears Of 4 revolution have ceased.
The Peruvian authorities have committed
another outrage against the United States,
having taken Il sailor from an American ship
and dashed him on buoy as punishment
for having struck a Gillian. The American
captain protested, on which the Peruvian
Commander insolently replied if he did not
mind his own business be would be put in
the sailors place. The American Minister Is
investigating the matter.
A street ARRAY occurred in Sacramento
betw cen Mr.. Sumner, q relative OF Senator
Sumner and Mr.. Snipley, editor, in which
Sumner was badly beaten.
The correspondent of the Times at Aspin-
wall writes that Nicaragua and Costa Rlca
had settled their differences; and Jointly dis
patched 500 men against Anderson. lie,
however, proposed to surrender to Captain
Sands of the Susquehanna. The latter sent
force up the river and met Anderson'5
force on the steamer Ogden, which he took
without resistance. Among the men taken
were VI. Cox andJ. I. Green, Of Baltimore;
II. W. Summcrford, of Georgia; W. A.
Johnston, of North Carolina; and W. H..
Tavlor, of Lynchburg, Virginia. These were
on board the Wabash.
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Con grcsS,

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Houston
gave notice Of his intention to introduce a
bill for the admission Of Kansas into the
Union as State.
A number Of private bills were acted upon
The House Of Representatives, at an ear
" hour went into Committee Of the whole
on the state of the Union, and Mr.. Stephens
of Ca, delivered lengthy speech on the
neutrality laws.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Stephens
speech, Mr.. Blair addressed the House, ad-
vocating the colonization of the free blacks
and those slaves hereafter to be emapcipa-
ted, in Central or South America, under the
protection of the American flag.
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Unether the eIcpnant was uu a,p,. uuo-, ..
the tumoT, or the tumor Of the eiephanr: for
tho larger grew the one the Smaller grew
the other. Chubby sickened, lost bis arpc.
lite, pined away-bis skin became "a world
to wide" The soubriquet Of Chubby"
which his once fair proportions honorabiy mer
tied, grew TO be a mockery, aud il became
evIdent to his friends that unless the tum0r
and Chubby dissolved partnership, the former
would soon be the sole representative of the
firm. Change Of airwas tried; bit the to
NOR only derived advantage. Medical advice
onllal 80. L.-A i .. J
HIGH AMOUNT or TAXES, AND FOR WHAT
YEARS DUE.
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0e'e'"' yoons ago urecuu Her consuming sur.
geon as charitable act, worthy of their name, 70
open a lhspensary for the treatment of this
class OF diseases, in all their forums and to give
Medical advice gratis, TO all who apply by let
ter with description Of their condition, (age
occupation, habit. of life &c ) and in cases OF
extreme poverty, TO furnish Medicines free OF
charge. Ii is needless TO add that the Assoca-
ton commands the highest Medical skill of the
age and will furnish the most approved mod
ern treatment.
The Directors on a review Of the past, feel
assured that their laborsln this sphere OF beney-
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COM NJ ERCIAL.
e1andria Market, January

We have no change 10 note i'll Breadstufs,
and the market is quiet, with light receipts and
moderate Transactions Pork is i'll fair demand
al Yesterdays quotations
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISEMENTS

Ell
ueun0 e assessments
rhamr
mhsUg mad
hyO tn yCclh
proprietor al
Of day
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WE have this day been appointed sole
w agents fer J. NJ. 81 NGE r cos
SEWING MACHINE, for Washington and
Alexandria. We have used them for several
Years. and find them TO be the best i'll USE
Also, FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, OF
improved plan at low prices
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
No. &22, Pesn'a. ave, between 9th and 10th SITS
Washington ian linn
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virginia Legislature.

In the Senate on " einesday, resolutions
were offered Of reporting bill providing
for the payment 20 the Farmers Bank of Viz.
pinia. at Norfolk, the amount due for inter.
est on the Treasury accruing between the
ner;ods when said interest became due and
were renewed bv said bank.
OF releasing to the county Of Fauuuier the
;rterest Of the State in the Leeds Manor Turn,
bike.
On motion of Mr.. Claiborne, the House res,
olutions on the Kansas question were taken
nm. and after lengthy debate adopted, ayes
80 noes none.
In the House of Delegates the Speaker an
nounced the following Special Committees
under resolutions previously adopted;
Ladies Mt. vernon AssJcianoh.wM eSSrS'
Chapman, Anderson, flzaugh, Ciaybrooi
and Fauntleroy.
Oyster fGndum.- Mes, faSiSn' Malory
Christian, Jones, oil ulouresteF' DarOour' Vi
MUnOnEala, hluulch, Ii"""e' Do'o'h""'
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan i3-Flour is firm, Howard
Street super 81 90; extra S5,5OMS3,75; OHIO
super 81, 50; extra do $5,259S5,50; City Mills
super 81 so, extra do. $5,25aS5,5O; Baltimore
GROUND, family 1913; extra do. 1878. Wheat
sales OF 1000 bushels fair white iOS; good 20
prime white Il5Gl2O; red lO5GllO. White
Corn 5aG5sc, yellow GOG6lc. Whiskey POO
BIC.
Nxw YORK, Jan l4.--FIour closed quiet, with
sales OF 1000 bblS State Sl,25GSi,35; Ohio
81 .75GS4 90; Southern $45CaS4 30. Wheat
closed firm, with sales OF 1900 bushels; red
Southern Il"al2Oc., do. white lisa Soc
Corn is inactive and nominal. Pork Is lower
and heavy; $l45O@Sl4.62! for mess. Other
articles are inactive and nominal
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SnIpNreCk.

New YORK, January, 1.-THE crew of
the brig Terpsichore, which was lost on Iybee
beach, were saved by the brigantine Mason
B. Davis bound to Cape lIayti. The brig
antine was spoken on the Sd instant, and
wished TO be reported.
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By Yesterday Evenings Mails.

ANOTHER WORTHY CITIZEN GoNE.-lt Is
With unieighed sorrow that we announce the
death of Mr.. Thomas Murphy, Of Culpeper
Court House, after lingering attack of Ty-
phoid fever. Mr. Murphy had been, for a
number of years, a merchant, here, and had
built up an enviable character for integrity,
uprightness, and attention, in business mat
tsrs; and an equal one as christian gentle
man.-Biue Ridge Republican.
The Vsrandah building, at Culpeper Court
House, destroyed by fire some time since, is
u be rebuilt. The new building, it is said,
will be vastly superior to the former one.
The Norfolk Herald records the death OF
Mrs Mary Dale Gore At the advanced age
of 90 years. She was a native OF Prin-
cess Anne, and sister to the late Capt. W N
Dale Wocdhouse, of that county. Their
ancestors were among Its earliest settlers
one of whose descendants was the late Con-
modore Dale of the American Navy. Mrs.
Virginia Tucker, consort of John X. Tucker,
L. s. Navy. died 10 Norfolk Oh Monday last.
Mrs Mary ID. Gait, mother of DR.. John NJ.
Gait, died in Williamsburg on Sunday.
The Blue Ridge Republican says, that the
wheat crop, it is said, generally throughout
this section Of the State is growing well.
A little farm in Goochland county, %
miles from Richmond, on the river road,
containing 59I acres-all high land, and
not a tree on it, was sold few days ago, at
privat. sale, for $1,000.
The Richmond Dispatch says:-"We un-
derstaud a dinner will be given to General
Walker by some Of the citizens of Rich
mond, and members of the Legislature. this
evening, at the American Hotel. Nine o..
clock is the hour fixed for the entertainment.
From all VIC learn it will be mort interest
ing occasion.
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STREETS BOUNDING TIE SQUARE WITHIN WHICH
THE PROPERTY LIES
Gibbou, Water, Union and Wilkes,
Union, Wilkes, Gibbon, and River,
Wilkes, Fairfax, Royal and Wolfe,
Columbus, Wolf, Wilkes, and Alfred,
St. Asaph, Prince, King, and Washington,
Franklin, Union, Water, and Jefferson,
Princess, Fairfax, Royal, and Queen,
King, Royal, Fairfax, and Cameron,
Queen. Columbus, Alfred, and Cameron,
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From alIsHs.

We at length have definite and reliable
news from the Kansas election of the +;h
instant, 10 the share of despatch which
reached Washington last night, from Leaven.
worth city, forwarded by gentleman on
whose representations we rely more than
those of any other person in the Territory
1t is in following words. Viz:
"The Democrats have elected their Cover
nor and majority Of the Legislature, and,
indeed, everything of Importance. No Nils
sourians voted All was quiet at the cleo
ton. - WnSh .Stur.
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER wishing to return South
offers for sale the place upon which ne
resides, cousistingof TWENTY AND A HALF
ACRES, situated in Fairfax County upon the
old Leesburg Road, which separates II from the
grounds of the Theological Seminary.
70 The DWELLING ls q two story frame
#.s building, Completed in the Fall OF 1860
Containing cont five good sized rooms, exclusive OF
kitchen. sioreroom, and pantry. A well Of ex.
ceIIent water at the door
It's proximity TO Alexandria, and the neighbor-
hood afording the best society, makes it desra-
bic, if only for Summer residence.
Possession given Immediately. For terms,
&c, apply either through the Seminary Post
Office, or upon the premises to
Fairfax Co, ~ 27-eotf A. c. n. SMETS.
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lust OPENED-NEW GOODS
~ Mousllnes, Cashmeres, Plaids
Fancy Prints, Cling hams, Debazes
Plaid Linseys. Pulled Cloths
Flannels, Blankets; few OF those best Gen
,emen's Shawls on hand. Call early, as bar
gains can be had
dec 23 BERKLEY & SHACKLETT.
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DIEDMONT ACADEMY.-Ths School will
be re opened on the LIST Monday IN JanuG'
ry Superior facilities are offered for the adj
vancement OF pupils. Terms Board anc III
ton tor ten months $500 (wlthout classics
$3.50 Send aud get Circular Tor PaIticu
lars Addres, +. NJ. EDWARDS.
Piedmont Station, Manassas zap haiioau'
Fauouier County, Va, dec A. eo2m
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DlCKEN'S NEW CHRISTMAS STORY

DlCKEN'S NEW CHRISTMAS STORY
AT FRENCHS.
The Perils of certain English Prisoners, and
their Treasure III Women. Children, Silver, and
Jewels by Charlie, Dickens, Is cts.
The Atlantic Monthly for January, % cts.
Emerson's Magazine and Putnam's Monthly
ioT January, - cts.
Blackwood for December, % els.
Household Words for January, % els.
4 fresh supply OF Or Liyugsrome.s travels
in Africa So All the new Books Magazines
and Newspapers on hand jan
JNRESH DRUGS-Sa,e, Honey: Salad Oil
Cathe,ers: Terra ID SIENNA Pill Boxes,
Ayers Cherry PectoraI; Iron by Hydrogen
Capsules; Nitrate OF Silver, sticks and crystals
Orange Pomdde; Paint Dryer; Adhesive P!as
tel, Glycern, pennyroyal; SuIphate Morphine
Sch,dam Schnapps, &c, just received and foI
sale by DIX. K. II. SlAbLrh'
dec Is No. los. King st. cor. OF Wash
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A LMANACS FOR lS5o.-Farmers' and
y Family Family Christian, Virginia and
North Carolina, Evangelical knowledge Socle-
tvs. and The Church Almanac, for 1855, for
sale by ;he dozen or single copy supply OF
Diaries tor 1905, AT prices ranging from IS cts.
10 81. JAMES ENTWISLE X son,
dec y No. % King.sIreet.
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mn
n ANOTHER INSTANCE ON lhE hr-
FICACY OF BQRAAVE'S HOLLAND BIZ
rrrpS y A po;rt.,,ar at I-ciou office Son.
TENDER 10th, 1884, saws :-~Some weeks Stree
hahn, s0r;o,,sI,, oaac.od with main and uneasi
ness at the stomach, loss oil appetite, anu "I
times strong symptoms OF dyspepsia, was IN
drc.d 70 trv your HOLLAND BlTTERS, and
co, :. b,,. o., oo, ~, ;p.tica - the article as
l ieei i '", a.
We'll "s loi Tue sooo VI "'os' "''' ''"'
ted with like deraHgsmeE, OF the stomach 10
state that the use of one single bottle of this
Ill.,, ,u,,,, ~, ;r,c.lc,,l,bls banoGt having
"''',N','' =, 800, 8 .I,,,-,--;o,,
freed the stomach from all sense OF o'piesS'o"'
and removed every symptom OF dyspepsia. |
,,.,,Jd o1so rarrarl that TWO other members of
,,, family, VINO were afflicted in d similar man
nor with myself were entirely relieved by the
t,,,.lo ,,ob
''e VI q 81 cD1,pu,yr,c
CAuTloN!-oe c"' e'"' ~ "SN ''' =
HOLLAND BlTTERS. Sold al > per bottle
49, : bo,,Ios for VI Lv the sole proprietors.
p,,>I,,,Iv p,cF ID g. 70
p,,tsbpr, pcnrs,.Ivania
e,. ,,,,.,,,r;, h., pFEI 4 STEVENS
So,u -, 80. WV HART y
Wholesale Agents; :" VI; a. rANi' o a., !"
Llrn' "i fr;..I S,a.o Ian r1oor,r
nv -. 49,
'n.nr -an - -%o Snn,b / will sell nv
I,pW =, Ea;rt,v County. near Lees Station.
o. 80 ,,,;Ias from Alexardria contain
aoo" abont TUREE HUNDRED ACRES. one
h'1J,.d cleared about it,y acres in clover the
49, hooy;I, t,,oherej Also nv HOUSE
uOT Avn KITCHEN FURNITURE, Farm
mo Utensils. Stock, Provisions, &c, &c, indeed
ayssrv,h;ng necessary for any one wishing TO
L,,, bnr7a There i 4 fine Young ORCHARD
on inc pace WIZ" "'e I"'ia' ~ W y MAR.
appucauoh may oe NO. Ill, ,r...,,,,r;, ~
aSdra.s the subscriber. Lees Station Fairfax
County, virginia. H. NJ. SIMPSON.
Fairfax County, Va, jan 9-eolm
,.,o ,,I ,vuoN Ir MAY CONCERN
hereby give notice, that Virginia Land
on o the 6th day OF June, I7s&, 10 John H,.don,
Sa'lSl. VINO set,eu I Ins, n,I,d Jssrro,eJ
sl4's n"yy % %is OI o the said John Hgdon will
- l,,o time onrIv N the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office, for scrip IN lieu OF and IN
MARY J. AlN Eth,
o9e oil 'n+ ns.'S Vi '''' S''" ''''" - s''''
JON -.
CplCES, &c, FOR THE SEA>ON.-Ground
~ MaS ca H'' sp;ss and Garayay Seeds Coke.
""dfi sssS An.s S '"a ri@ny ssso hes. Salad
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, (to be appoiDted) Drawing,
q.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
The Pupils in this Department studying the
common English subjects, with the rudlments Of
Latin, French, and Mathematics, have the adj
yantages OF being taught, in large part, by the
gentlemen above named-all Virginians, and
graduates OF the University Of Yirginia-be
sides which, competent Female teachers will be
employed Unusual efficiency, il is thought,
will thus be given TO this important Department.
The next session begins September 10Th, and
ends the last of June. For terms, &c, apply to
either of the Principals, or to
Rev JOHN A. BROADUS, President
Board of Trustees, Charlottesville, Va.
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T Attest ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
1 Beautiful Mouslne D.LaineS
Fancy Prints and GInghams
Hamiton Canton FIannels
Red aud White FlanneIs
Beautiful Fancy Cassimeres
Blue and Mixed Sattinctts. BIeaChed and Brown
Cottons, Heavy Brown Cotton OsnaburgS, Cen
tlrmeu's Kid Silk and Buck Gloves and Gaunt-
lets: Ladies do; very nice BED Blankets; all Of
which will be sold at prices to suit ia" times
We invite our city and country friends 10 give
US an early call. J. +. 4 L. A. LARhlN,
dec II No 81, King street.
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January sd 1883
Is number Lottery-l3 drawn ballots!
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
grid prize S65,OOO prize Of $500
prize OF 10000 2prizes of 5,Ol6
do Of 10000 5 do Of 1865
l do of $1,000 100 do of I,5Ou
do OF 10000 l73 low. No. do. 600
&c, &c, &c
Ticks 800: h!fs. Sl0;quarters s.; eighths $3.50
Certificates ofpackag's 26 vile tickets, S270 90
Do do 26 half do 1875 90
Do do 26 quar-. do 81 so
n~ do -...L.L- IL
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GarrisouviIIe, Va jan S-2awtf

NPFN THIS DAY.-Plush for Ladies
~ Cloak Trimmings
Rich Yevets aud GaIloone Tor DO
Heavy Cloths Tor Coaks
Sup. Black Velvet Tor do
Merno and Lambs Wool Shirts and
Drawers
Merino and Lamb. Wool Vests for Ladies
All Wool FIanneis, IN great variety
BeaShed and Brown Canton FIannes
Do do Sheetlngs and Shirt
ings; plain Merinoes, all colors; Plaid and hgur
ed Merlnors: Mouslines; Cal Goes, &c, &c; d
full assortment OF sup Kid Gloves; do do. hea-
yy Gloves, Tor Winter do do. six, Cloth and
Kid GaunjIets The above with our former
stock, makes or assortment very large and
complete, all OF which We are selling at prices
10 suit the times. ASHBY x WOOD,
No 10, Kug-street, one door from Washing
ton street dec
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The Blue Ridge Republican says, that the
wheat crop, it is said, generally throughout
this section Of the State, is growing well.
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f., FOR SALE-The HOUSE AND LOT
,E$y., in the village OF WILDWOOD. Clarke county,
Va. formerly the residence Of DR.. kobt II. IL
tie, on reasonable terms Il IS one OF the most
desirable in the place. either tor private rest
dencp. or Tor public mouse, there being oon" in
the place. Any one wishing to purchas'. by
writing to me- at Salem, P. O. FanquirF Go,
Va, will be promptly replied 10 -
Il l.. HORNER
Salem. Fauquier Co. Va, dec 22-eo'i
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srKEEiS BOUNDING THE SQUARE ~ WHICH
THE PROPERTY LIES
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Queen, Alfred, Princess, ard Columbus,
Cameron. Fairfax, Queen. and Water,
Franklin, Royal, Fairfax, and Glbbon,
Duke. Alfred, Patrick, and Wolfe,
ST. Asaph. Duke, Pitt, and Wolfe,
Duke, Alfred, Patrick, aud Wolfe,
ST. Asaph, Duke. Pitt, and Wolfe
Franklin. Patrick, Alfred, and GbbOn,
Duke. Pitt. St Asaph, and Wolfe,
Glbbon, Royal, Franklin, and Fairfax,
Duke. Alfred, Patrick, and Wolfe,
Franklin, Patrick, Alfred, and Gibbon,
Alfred, Franklin. Patrick, and GIbbon,
Gbbon, Patrick, Alfred, and Wilkes,
Royal. Wilkes, Pitt. and GIbbOn,
OronoKo, Pendleton, West and Line,
Fayette, Queen, Henry, and Cameron,
Payne. Cameron, West, and Queen,
Payne, PendIeton, West, and Wythe,
Payne, West, Wythe and Madison,
Madison, Wythe, and Line,
Madison, West, Payne, and Wythe,
Madison, Fayette, West. and Payne,
Madison, Patrick, Henry, and Wythe,
Madison, Fayette, Henry, and Wythe,
Pendeton, Payne, WythG, and West,
Madison, Payne Fayette, and Wythe,
Madison. Fayette, Wythe, and Payne,
Madison, Fayette, w the, and Henry,
Madison Patrick, Wylhe, and Alfred,
Ppndrton, Payne. Fayette, and Wythe,
Madison, Payne, West, and Wythe,
Madison, Payne, Fayette, and Wythe,
Madison Henry Wythe, and Fayette,
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WRENCH AND ENGLISH ENGRATINGS.
i have this day received from New
York, large and splendid assortment OF French
and English ENGRANlNGS, which will sell
low for cash Call and examine them at my
store No l5S, King street, Alex.
ian - j. p. CLARKE.
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I INSEED OLA full supply, just received
/ also, Nor LEGAL Lewis's pure White Lead
Snow White Zinc; Patent Dryers; Litharge;
Spanish Brown; Venetian Red; Black Paint
Putty; Coach Varnish; Japan DO; Boiled Linseed
Oil; Spirits Turpentine; English Paints in
Tubes; Artists Brushes, and Sand Paper, for
sale BY JOHN LEADBEATER 4 son,
SlabIcrs Old stand, Nos. 3 X T. south Falrlax-st.
Isl mo u
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THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand a stock of
White Oak and Yellow Pine LOGS OF SUI
prrior quality, which ne will saw TO order.
Also about 500 Yellow Pine PILES very long
and straight all OF which ne IS prepared to de.
liver at Alexandra, Washington, or George.
town, by having short notice Address
2. HlLLMAN TROTH.
Accotink o. Fairfax Co. Va ap l7-eoti
TENHE subscriber offers FOR RENT the well
known FISHING SHORE. in Charles
County, Maryland, adjoining Smiths Point
and opposite Aqua Creek. The SHORE is
considered good one, and will be rented low
The above FISHERY and FARM, which con,
tains about $50 ACRES, is offered at private
sale. For further particulars, address J. F
ADDISON, Alexandria. A. ADDISON,
Surviving partner OF Addison & CockreIl
dec Scott
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An EXCELLENT investment IN Real Is
" tate. will be exchanged Tor Isl Mortgage
Railroad Bonds or Western Cities Bonds. TWO
HUNDRED ACRES OF choice land, Is miles
above St Paul, Minnesota.
This land is well situated, known as COAX
OPENINGS" Nh NJ L. Chandler, a dlstin-
guished Engineer, Formerly of Philadelphia
VINO is acquainted with the land, states that the
crop Of hay on some portions last year, was
worth 50 an acre This land will be eXchans-
ed on most favorable terms. Address or apply
10 DR.. DCHANlEL, No 364, 7th street, Wash
ington. D. G. Washington, jan l3--eo3t
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MORE NEW BOOKS.-Lirings'oHe Cen.
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residence in the interior OF Africa, and Jour
ney from the Cape of Good Hope to Loanda,
on the West Coast; thence across the Continent,
down the River Ztmbosi, 10 the Eastern Ocean,
by David Livingstone. l. l.. d., with portraits,
maps and numerous illustrations, price -.
The Bible Gallery illustrating Our SavIourS
Lie and Passion, with prominent events IN the
Lives of his Disciples, the Patrlarchs and Pro.
phets, and OF the Women OF the Old and New
Testaments, with Il illustrations on steel, 81.
Mcigs on CMidren-A Practical Treatise on
the Diseases of Children. by j. Forsyth Meigs,
NJ D third edition, carefully revised, $3.50.
Gehar,S Logic An Introduction to the study
of Philosophy. with an Outline Treatise on Lo-
gic. by Rev. f. V Gerhart, D. d., 81.
Il Place for Every Thing, and Every Thing in
its Place. by Cousin Alice author OF No
Such Word as Fail &c, IS cts. Also, new
supplies of mo Such Word as Fail Content
ment better than Wealth" "Out of Debt, out OF
Danger" &c. Just published, and for sale by
dec If ROBERT BELL.
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AIM a N AC.
hRINE LiSE.

PORT or ALEyANpRIA--JANUARY II
MEMORANDA.
Schr. W r. Newcomb, Bacon, from Boston
for this port, arrived at Newport, 9th inst.
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INNTRA FINE BEEF take pleasure in
! informing the citizens III general Of Alex
audria and vicinity, and my customers III par
ricular that am now prepared to furnish them
with al article OF BEEF of extra fine
qualities at reasonable market prices. ! ieel
prrlec ly sale in asserting that the lot OF CAT
TIE which uave recently purchased OF John
VI. HARRISON, esq al L1udoun County, Va, Gnat
widely known and justly celebrated srazier and
feeder OF fine cattie.} are OF a grade in quality
superior 10 any that have been offered ior sale IN
our market during III" past season. Thanking
Inc public tor their very liberal patronage
which ! have heretofore received, ! most re-
specially solicit continuance OF the same
Also, on hand, and for sale by wholesale or Ie