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ALEXANDRIA,.
Correspondence of TIE Star.


-- ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 6, 1883
The County Court opened its September term
this morning. The case of Waller, charged with
horse stealing, that Of the negro Ages, charged
with murder, and that of F. Parsons. charged
with arson, will probably engage the attention OF
the court, and make its session much more i'm
portant than monthly terms are usually.
Last night, about nine O'Clock, Capt. Ellis l..
Price, OF the steamer George Page saw flames
creeping from a warehouse lately owned and oc
caPied oy 8 ). Masters & Son, and, with the bell
OF tne steamer, started the alarm. The flames
and alarm alike spread-the one enyelopinu the
frame building in which it originated, the other
Gazing to the spot the ftemen and citizens, who
au.un~!n directed every energy to stop the pro-
aed on the river front Of the city, near Princess
street dock, was an old frame building stored
w Th pressed hay, and fed the fame like finder.
hremen away, and forcing them to place their
engines In situations sheltered from the flames
Roofs several hundred yards distant were onIv
saved by constant drenching, and several vessels
in the docks near by, were forced to drop into the
stream to escape the devouring element The
warehouse, with its contents, was DESTROYED; but
the efforts Of the fremen awaited to save the
n ,.s property, which, though several
times on fire, suffered no great damage
During the progress of the FIRE the officers ar
rested, at one OF the engines, Thomas Parsons,
charged with kindling the fire he was then en-,
watch house, to await an examination before
Mayor Massey this morning. II is said that there
were others engaged in the matter who will soon
be arrested, and az some one of the party will
probably make clean breast Of it, il would be
well for Parsons Of he is guilty. to anticipate
their revelations, and by prompt exposition of
the whole matter give himself chance of exc
cutive clemency.
The whole loss from the Gre is estimated at
about $1,000 portion of which falls upon the
insurance offices.
The Presbytery of Winchester closed, on Sat-
urday evening, IL session In this CITY, Messrs
Bell, Crawford and Jameson prepared pastoral
letter, which was approved, as was also an effort
OF Mr. Wells A Harper TO secure a memorial to
the memory Of Rev J. Il. Hargrave. Yesterday
the pulpits of the evangelical Christian churches
were, by request, filed by members of the Pres
bytery, who delighted large audiences with elo-
quent sermons.
The receipts Of coal by the Alexandria Canal
Tor the month OF August, were 90, 696 I3- 20 tons
The corner stone Of the Catholic church at
Fairfax Station will not be laid next SUNDAY as
has been announced. RI Rev Bishop McGiII
viii, however, be present, and oficiate there in
a short time
The observance CT the General Jubilee, - re-
Gently proclaimed by the Holy See commenced
In st Mary's church, in this city, yeste and
will continue this week, Rev. James RYDER D.
d., preaching every evening at TX O'Clock. +.
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AUCTION SALES

By J. c. MCGUIRE d CO.. AuetIoneers.
pUBLIC SALE AT THE RECEIVING
Ar ,hEsERvoIR, WASHINGTON AoUEpucT. - ON
mVNpAl MURNING, September 18th At ten
xo,och. a. the Receiving Reservoir, Washington
ao bear the Cham Bridge. we shall SELL for
hsy. nn, OF messrs. Stone. Dull q MIionen who
ovsnS Their portion OF the work the fol-
cS,supSSlIier Work Horses and Harness.
me M ues and Harness.
lOTwo horse WAGONS
l -Four horse do,
IL Carts and Harness.
s Sets Blacksmith Tools wagons,
I Hyd:aullc Ram and IIou Pines
I-2O feet inch Leader Pipe
Double ~ Under Force Pump and Hose
, SpIIng wagon for or horses,
200 feet Guy Ropes,
setts Blocks and Falls, Crsbs for Dsrricks.
I ire proof Sale, Desk and Chairs,
bsisnce-b beam Scales. and Weights, Counter
3Cook stoves and Fixtures, Coal Stoves,
caSa [fse QUANTITY 81 Shanty Fixtures. such as
n,ware, Crockery ware &C.
Tables, Chairs, &c.
Lot OF made up Clothing, Boots and Shoes
Lot OF HOGS OF an improved stock
ARG large quantity Of Lumber and Shauties,
Barnes Ofhces DO.
IsIms; 500 and under, cash over that sum .
notes, bearing interest.
me above sale is on portion Of the Aoue-
uhct L. ON whence the crizens of Vssh,nsto, "a
Ieorgetown will get their supply of water Inrins
.ne connng winter. Persons will, therefore, have
nhopPorlunly OF seer th- Reservoir now com.
anu Inc Conduit rapidly approaching compile
sea JAS. C., McCITIRE cO 49,.
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JAS. g. Mcguire 4 CO, Auct,
By A. GREEN. Auc,ion.er

EXTENSIVE SALE OF STOCK OF HARD.
II WARE AT AUcTIoN.-Dn WEDNESDAY, tba
Stn instant, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock a. M. at the
hardware store OF gen leman declining the hsrd-
ware business, No. 4S 18th street, between q and n
hardware, viz: '' Vi
A large and fine assortment Of Plated Spoons and
Do Cutlery do. of Table and Pocket
Extensive lot of Builders Hardware and Tools
Hinges, Locks, Bolts. Fasteninss, Screws, Nails,
Compssses, Squares,
Hammers,
Braces and Bits. 10y
Double and SInsle Plane Rlts
large lot OF Hollow Ware and Furnaces Saucs
pans. &c. '' '""O
A arse lot of Agricultural Implements, viz:
SPACES, Shoyels. Hoes, Forks, Picks Mattocks,
counter, Platform Scales and Weights Birdc1ses
Sandscreens, SIfters, Brass CandlestIoks olssor,
BoWle Knives, Pistols. Mahogany Counter Case
One me MoTtIcIng Machine, with Bits complete'
win large lot of other articles, which we deem
unD necessary to enumerate.
erlls: AL sums under So cash over So credit
OIL and mouths for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest.
J. l.. SMITH, ATTORNEY,
se3 A. GREEN, Auci.
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AUCTION SALES

BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneer,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Er.rc,.
! AT AucTION.-On TUESDAY MORNiNE
september z, at s1s oclOck In front of our retro
hooms, we VIII sell the Furniture and Effects of 4
family leaving the city, such as VI
Wardrobe', plain and dress Bureaus,
Hnrior, Dirlng and Kitchen Tables.
Washstands, Bow and Pitchers, Chairs,
COOKING Stove, Paror stove, &C.,
Is nest Tubs, Knives and Forks &c.
, WIN many other articles In the housefu rnis hing
me, an OF which viii be sold without reserve.
It WALL 4 BARNARD, AuOts,
MARsHALs sALE.-In virtue of a writ
~ oi nerl iaoas issued from the Clerks Office OF
ae Oronf Court OF the District Of Columbia for the
CountJ OIL Washlngton, and to me directed, shall
c rpose 10 pubic sale, for CASH, in front of the
Sou ~ mouse door OF raid county, on THURSDAY,
10 lowing desor6edp property to wit All Sefendant's
right htie, claim, and interest in and to Lot No
square ~ o: 28; In the city Of Washington D. c. To-
HSersa WIN AZ and Singular the improvements
EDWARD Kelley, ard will he sold to satisfy Jndcial.
10, e TO May term, 1883. in favor OF MorseII &
sesdts Marshal for tn. D.tHicto ofEcs COHEN,
MARSHAL's SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
men iaolas issu ed from the Clerks Office of the
county OF Washington, and to me dire cted shaI
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
SouIt house door Of said county, on THURS.
IA TIE Shh day of September. 1883, at u O'Clock
deisndants right title, claim and interest in and TO
Wsshngton, d. c., together with all and sinsuls ar
ss Inn I thereon seized and levied
to satisfy Judcia!s No. 1871 to May term 1885, in IA
w. sELDEN, Marshal
seo-s Tor the District of Columbia
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au 19-eo&ds TUnIon.l

MhRSHAI'S SALE-In virtue of two wrjts of
w berl facias, under the lien law. issued from
me, me Clerks e Once the Circuit Court Of the Dis
and to me directed, ] shall expose TO public ga e.
Tor C,sa IN ftont Of he Court House door of said
1853, at IL CLOCK m the following described prop,
erty,; to wit: All defendants right, title, claim
on Lot No. ST.. in Square No. zo2, according 10
subdivision made By the Trustees of the Orphan
A'y9m as also, the SAID Lot No 81, in said Squsre
I2th ana 18th streets west. IN the city of Washing
t9p, ID. =: seIzed and levied upon as the property
Gals No. So and SIS, to October term 1862 IN favor
OF Mary A. Harvey, and Michael Combs. admins
trator OF Henry Harvey, and Henry Harvey. sury
WIN. Lloyd. w. SELDEN. MARSHAL
sc Its for the District of COumhia
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by - y. MoGUlHE, AuctIoneer.
ny V'R iUE or DEED OF TRrST TO
- the subscriber, bearing date the Slst of Decem-
Der, IN the year eighteen hundred and hfty-six,
(le5o,D ana recorded Liner J. A. =, folio S. ct
seq, and made to secure a certain debt due Judson
Mitchell, the subscriber, At IL o'clOck m on SAT-
URDAf, September II. at J. c. Mcclure * Co.'s
nGo,IOh Store IN washington City,, ID: c., TO 40
AZ pubic auction the country seat cal cd - ckIng-
ton,' IN washington county, being the residences Of
JOE ph Gales, So It is bounded on the east by
tne new bladenseurg road, on the west by the land
OF Washington Berry, north by Seaver and Keat-
Ing lands, and south BY city boundary lines; ia very
highly improved, and contains one hundred and
seven acres, (lO7) or theTeabout.
errns OF ale; The purchaser will he required ~
pay one fourth OF the chase IN hand at the
time OF sale, the residue in six. twelve. and cen
months from the day of sale, with interest thereon
from SAID date. and To give his notes for sach de
1erred payments, secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
If the purchaser shall fail to comply with the
terms OF sale within ten days after the day of sale
the SUBSCRIBER reserves the right to resell the land
and premises for cash. after ten DAYS previCus Lo-
tIce, at the risk Of such defautIng purchaser
joan II MITCHELL, Trustee.
JAS. T.. McGUI IL Co, Aucts.
au l9-eOddS IDuIOD.l
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higher. Oh. and R. r 1. Tx; Ill Cen shares
764; do. bonds 90S; Mich. SO 2ax; NY Cen
80; Reading i9bi Mil and Miss Is u Mo Ga s4R
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ITO THOSE IN WANT OF SUPERIOR
II FURNITURE.

i FURNITURE
EDWIN GREEN, at his MErRopoLITAN CAB
INIT WAREROoMs, Nos l78 and $50 Pennsyl-o
wanna Avenue, keeps constantly on hand at{l
sEs Weod. of and Se Of
Wardrobes, of every style and finish
Bureaus-Marble-top, Dressing and others
SIdeboards, from the plain substantial to the most
unique and elaborate pattern
Bedstesds, from IS upward
Sofas OF every style, in Hair Cloth, Brocates,
Reps, &C., with easy and other Chairs to match
Lounges OF every style and price
Tables: Centre, Side, Sofa, Refreshment and Din
ing.
Desks of svs,y style and pattern, also, Writing Ia
bles of all Kinds,
Etas eres of every grade, from the pnIuest to the
most deliberately designed and finished,
Rocking Chairs of all kinds and prices,
Invalid Chairs ofevsry kind,
Washstands of all patterns,
Chairs Cane and Wood seat, Ladies' Sewing, Co.
Mirrors Of all sizes,
Hall Sets OF various patterns,
bookcases of ali Sizes,
Reception Chairs of hsndso ne patterns,
Music Stands OF various designs,
Extension Tables, from to IS feet,
Mattresses of Hair, Cotton Husk. to-,
Gather beds, Pillows aud BosteTs,
WINS variety OF other articles, such as Cribs,
Cradles, Towel Racks, Hat Racks, Night Cabinets,
Drawing Tables, Cbldren's Chairs and, In short,
every article usually found in extensive cabinet
motto IS "QuIck Sales aud Small profits"
Dining Tables for hire.
Furniture taken for storage.
Goods boxed or packed for chipping;
Up iR6 RTSSfE!E
WhREROOMS, Nos. i7s and $50 Pa. avenue, be-
tween 18th ana 18th streets. First Ward, Washing
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MAR RED.

Ga the 18th ult,, BY the CIV. Mr., HoImead NJ,
george w. THOMAS 70 Miss MARGARET
Ann MARTIN; the third Slaughter Of the late
80. alexandra papers oopy.J
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CARD.
"A. LITTLE, PROFESSOR OF Music, having
resumed the duties of his profession, will de- W.
vote himself entirely to the instruct on of pu- iRx
pills IN Vocal and Instrumental Music. AX
Terms 10 b. Paid iH Adranes.
Piano. Guitar, Singing, Violin, Flute & c., each per
quarter of "a lessons Observation-Disclosures. q ( 90
Organ and thorough Bass IN connection, per
quarter. IS N
Vocal Glasses,
Glasses OF pupils, each per quarter .... 10 90
Glasses OF 10 pupils, each per quarter-..-... TO-
Classes of 20 pupils, each per Quarter......... 90
ID Residence at DIR. Hunts, $40 Penn. avenue,
between 9tn and 10th streets. seS-eolms
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NEW YORK, September 6.-FIour Is dull: sales
OF 300 bbls. State q 6514 a5; Ohio s. 6Oa5 IS;
Southern 81 9Oa5 go.
Wheat is still hrmer; sales Of 2s, 900 bushels;
Southern red |. 10aI Doc, white 81 25al Is.
Corn declined sales Of 80 600 bushels; mixed
66a75c yellow &c.
SIS so.
Whisky is dull at 24xc.
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LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Sept. 2.-Sherman's
battery LEFT the fort this morning for Minnesota
The board on the subject OF the inspection aud
price of the mules purchased for the army ad
Journed this afternoon, and the members leave
tomorrow.
Lieut.. Chapman, first dragons, arrived here
yesterday from Arizona, on sick leave.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsKMTs

oGOhc6IVWN AUvEkTlSEMT Is.
SCH DOL BOOKS.
A full supply of School Books and School R,om-
sites on hand, and wolld call the att ntion of pa
rents and teachers where they can be supplied by The
MRS. THOMAs,S
Book and Fancy store,
nc f-os b high street. GEORGETOWN.
0TuN1ON HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, d. c.
u 3 There will be meeting of the Shareholders
Be- Hs the sTs
as.enu pqnctna,l5, as there will be business of i'm
W.. TENNEY,
se S-ta Secretary and Treasurer.
nor RENT-That very roomy and convenient
i two story BRICK HOUSE and adjoining Lot
at The corner of I'd and Frederi streets, George
town. Immediate possession can be bad:
"; The property would be sold on very a. com
nooatlng terms. Sc 3-eo6t
MAYORS OFFICE,
NI GEoRe kTowN, ID. c., Sept. LIST, 1859.
Sealed proposals are hereby invIt. until IL
ing, CURLING. Paving the Cutters. and Crawling
High street, between 9Th street and the northern
terminus OF said High street. according to q profile
and grade to be seen az this office.
3 k 3; SSEkikWFoRD, Mayor.
se28t commissioners.
FOR RENT-The STORE IN FoxsPs Row, in
= Georsetown. recently occupied as the Post OF
nee. IL having new front put 10 and Will be fitted
IN, IA Dunbarton street. Sc ileoaw
EHOR RENT.-A threa-story BRICK HOUSE,
with basement, on I'd street, Georgetown, tho
rooms; The house and lot are large ana IN complete
order, having ell the necessary out buildings, baths,
&o. 1t is one of the most oonmOdIous IN George
town, and well arranged for comfort aud elegance.
Apply e BROOKE b. WILLIAMS, Georgetown
CLOCK REPAIRING.-CIockF Of every de
lug part properly nO'u''e 5: a. z. WATSON.
50 Bridge street, q georgetown. ~
III For the convenience of persons living
at distance, competent Workman will be sent to
on hand. for sale. sa2l.ims
DARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEA LEkS-For rent, for ten ears. vacant
LOT upon H, near 2th street, s. by l9 feet, nearly
apply to DR.. CHAS. H. CRAGIN. GEORGETOWN.
ap 2sltawtf
p o W d E pRwnrR w d R -
A. +. ,OFFUTT a. CO., IN Georgetown, having
accepted the agency for the District Of Columbia
n.y. would respectfully call the attention of dealers
miners. quarrylers and sportsmen to the fact that
they have at this time magazine well stored with
several thousand Kegs and cansters of every grade
as well as large assortment of Safety Fuse. ali OF
which Will be sold by the quantity at the manufact-
Mining and Blasting Powder in kegs of 25 lbs. each
EE and and EE top,;, kentneky Rife Do; in do:
american Sporting do, IN 10. canIsters,
ke1ntGckI Rifle do. in ID canisters,
DUCK shooting do, IN 5 5i ID. cans.
No. 1853 and It's Bridge street, Wholesale and retail
dealers IN Groceries. Dry Goods. &c. au Him
II three,story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and STORE situated on High street. formerly Oc-
contains ten rooms, kitchen and cellar. The Store
Is spacious and convenient. There is also. a good
20 engage IN the tin plate and sheet iron business
nInt Iato opportuhlt' IN oHered. An Him
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3IS GREAT ECONOMY IN oIO
no FUEL, OlS

w lcoNc 70 CAL the attention oil the pub
nc 20 new las BURNING COOKING STOVE
whcn am daily expecting. By which It Is proposed
20 save fuly one haf Of the fuel BY the assumption
OF ITS own smoke and gas, which IN ordinary Cook
Ing stoves passes OF. These Stoves are oon-
stracted that the cold air 10 introduced under the
bottom Of the ash PIT. passes up betv cen a double
hre box, becoming intensely heated 10 the top Of the
crate, lgnIting with the smoke and gas passns In
flames under the bake oven The Stove an shs De
resembles the ten plate, having an extra l1rse
bake-Oven, also lars tank attached behind which
constantly supplies DO ling s.ter. These Stoves
are patented and manufactured by Chsrles Eddt Al
Co.. Of Troy, NJ Y. None are een1ipe UitboQf Their
names cast on the Stoves. There 10 . spurious
tiele manufactured. taken Their patent. hsoh
introduces the dram on the top of the cosl-sO
would say to my friend. and the public Dc sure and
get the genuine Gas BNrssr, for which an the
sole agent fOr the Oistrlct Of Columsta-
am also receiving q few Of my oelebrafed knlng
Star Donb o oven Cooking Stoves. Which 10 tue
best doubt en- IN the market, being much better
other similar stove. beng heavier and having the
roaster bake and boiler much nsersr the Gre.
g. WOODWARD's
METROPOLITAN Stove ana tsrate actor
ses-a tPs. ave., bot. 10th and lIth SIS,
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Execution Postponed.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. i-Yesterday Governor
Chase, In compliance with recommendation of
commission appointed TO examine as to the
sanity OF Albert Myers, sentenced 10 be hung yes.
terday, postponed the execution until the l7th OF
December.
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WIhAS opens tonight at Odd Fellows Hall,
when he will doubtless be greeted by large an.
dience. Reader, II you would enjoy an ayr, ca
and quizzlcal" magician.
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SCHOOL BooKs-sCHooL BOOKS,

Books and Stationery for public and n1iyrte .oboIs
a. me Northern Liberties cheap Bookstore a 7th
street, Above the Noxthern Marief an 81 I'm
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WsDp.ss Sh.fs, ysry pretty andvery cheap a
streets. lee Cream 81 81 per gallon. iy ain.
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NARROW ESCAPE ON THE WARRINGTON
BRANCH RoAD.-The passenger train which left
Baltimore this morning at 80, came near meet
ing serious disaster a few miles past Laurel
factory. Some abandoned miscreant had placed
about half a-dozen cross ties diretcly on the
track The COW catcher sutficed to throw aside
portion Of them Two Of the ties passed be-
tween the COW catcher and the rail and lifted the
engine, which was fortunately stopped before
the wheels reached the obstruction aud was thus
saved from running off the track. Heavy jacks
were used to lift the engine and take out the
" switched otf7' until the Washington train had
passed and then came in, arriving at the depot
about half past o'clock-three quarters of an
hour behind time
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ST. ANDREWS FREE CHURCH The contrac-
tor, Mr. Job w Angus, is progressing as rapidly
as possible with the work upon the foundations
Of this church edihce, now in course Of erection,
and the superintendent and architect, Chas Has.
kihs, Esq Is Of opinion that the foundation will
be completed this month. The intention of the
society to pay for the work it progresses. Is a
good plan, and will prevent the stag nat ny effects
Of heavy debts upon the future prospects of the
church. The church will be quite an ornament,
when completed, to that section Of the city; and
no doubt the amount required for its speedy CON-
pletion will be rapidly furnished.
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Yellow Fever at Charleston
New York Markets.

CHARLESTON, Sept 6.-According to the on
clal statement there were % deaths by yellow
fever for the week ending Saturday
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AccIDENr.-On Thursday last little fellow
named Lewis, residing near Tenth street, Island
while engaged in driving a cart loaded with
brick, for Mr.. Charles Vernon, was kicked by a
horse, and his leg broke In two places. We are
sIaa 70 learn that under proper medical treatment
he Is now doing well
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NALL STYLE. 1858.
This DAY opened, the new and beautiful style lof
6ENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS, at The Ba. -
zasr. corner OF Sixth street and Pennsy wanna VI
avenue.
NO2w HOpEINa
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ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.-We regret to hear that
shoemaker, named Prefer, residing on Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Four
teenth streets, cut his throat this morning. He
was discovered In time to prevent fatal conse-
quences, and the wound cared for He ia nov
doing as we'll as could be expected
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VIZ GLAD to see the advertisement of our
talented friend, Mr.. w. ii. Palmer, once more.
who proposes to remain with us and give our cit
liens the advantage of his excellent instruction
on the piano forte for another season. As he will
return to Europe next spring this is the best op-
portunity Of securing his valuable services.
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FIRE IN ALExANDsIA.-The alarm Of fire about
nine O'Clock iast night was cansed by light in
the direction Of Alexandria. The comnanies y,
our nre department were called ont. and several
Of them-the Franklin, Columbia and MetronoI.
tan Hook and Ladder Company-slarted to 90 Ia
Alexandra by the turnpike. For an account OF
the fIe see the letter from Alexandria
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FOR Rent AND SALE.
sEE FIRST PAGE.

POOMS To EET-Furnlshed-with or without
IL Board; pleasantly located. Apply at 449 Mas
saohusstts avenue, between h and eth SITS.
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Later from Kansas.

London Money Market -Consols closed on
Tuesday, the Gath, at 90 = a96I for both money
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Tor RENT-That vary desirable STORE and
DWELLING. No, 5o3 south size of Penn.
avenue, between AZ and 9Th streets. For particu-
lars apply at No. S57 9th street, corner Massaehns
etts avenue. 3-3t"
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ENOR kENT-That very roomy and conyeuiep
l. twO.story BRICK HOUSE and adjoining 10
at The corner of I'd and Frederi k streets, George
town. Immediate possession can be bad.
VIM. u. RIDGELY.
modating terms. SO a cost