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,,,a, hazard .,Yosse evils by premature and
III conildered alterations and inno,s; q
ons"
The absve declaration of Mr.. Fox is Of
he highestimpSrtasce; it cannot be tou
often read and considered by the couugr,.
Ills general argument, applicable TO any
other measure .r system OF things as well
as 70 the union and government Of India
On the same principles Mr.. Fox may re.
aounce every opinion he has hitherto hsld,
revoke every pledge he has hitherto 81, en-.
The public will perceive thus with gr. "a,
satisfaction, and cherish the most aatlsiia Z
nopes. For this we are no doubi indeb.sa
o the influence of lord Grenvills, Who hs.
also, we believe, prevailed on Mr. Fox to
bandon all design of soliciting peace a!s
,nomen, so iasuspicious as the present.
Under these circumstances We "shall hope
tor the best" without infinitely nves,igas.
ing the minor appointment IN the govern,
mtnt.
The INVASION.
We have latey had occa6on TO mention the
renewed activity OF the enemy al Bouogre and
is neigbbcrhood. By letters which rea.hd@
y~aerday from our feuadron Of thar Coat, by tn:
Diligence, arrived a. Dorer, we Ent, that lur.
ing The laa week !.ve.ai praans AID tugses
cane ou, @. the BARBOUR, Ind TONED llae, at
thci. CID aEthnage, under piotets'on ii thtl
batteries. !, is addsd, that shsle vetEes sprssr
10 have bsen newlY riggcd, and generally re.
paired. Should fuch be the tact. 1t bc!,eaksa
difpoitir, On n: psf, ct Ronspsrts, 10 en-.
ploy tlela on en iens isrv:e-. hetsu!e bis fot.n
craft wuuld anfwe, equity Wi! to keep tie
threat @ inysfon, or MAKE any dsmals s'sa
rtcsfs,y toes te alarm here, ~t.h,ut iucgnls
inc vsft ex2eNce OF theiI refs, CT ~'shifasrs
from his other NAVAL equipments, foses OF HneA J
sc is il want.
The nulnee, of tsosps Il Bouogne is das!yil,
cssal.ng, but rom tire cTcamtanee OF tbetr o. 7
ing continually gnccr AIMS, they ate iu9pOi.l z
TO ts coafc!iprs only. /; 10 underltood on board
our tousGson, bot on what .u,nor!ty we kaoW
not, that the Amy is TO telumc ITS pDfrioa on
the cosa sa:ly IL June, and tias the Ions th'sa',
ened and maniac project of iasahon Is 10 BAD
tempted during that month.
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GERMAN AFFAIRS.
vienna, Feb. S.

vienna, Feb. S.
The treaty with France IS published.
But .hough we are a, peace, che move.
ments oil our troops are remarkable. Inc
Court Gazette has published the following
HON.
FRANCIS III. &c.
vi have given peace 70 my good and
faithful people. My res buttons have UNI
ed with their wishes. / renoanced all
hopes of change in the fortune Of var,
to banish with promp,itude all ne dangsn
AMI safsrinss TO which my HsdsIsans
country, and even the heart ofthe monar
chy, my capital auI residence, were expos
ed. The sacrifices are great aud were win
difficult. wrung iron my hears; but my
could Not s,aad 10 competition with the wei
tare, The domestic aud civil wc.tare OF Gd,
lions. For these made the sacr.d.e; aud
expect nay decentralization 10 the bIr''
sings which are PROMISED 20 my people Oy
thc returR OF peace. Ekaow no other hap
piuess ,han that Of nv people; and no 30
~ superior to that Of the tarhrr of theS
people 'who 10 loyalty. uash ken fe4i
and disiBterssted love to their sovereg
and their country, give place TO no napCa
in Europe. 'th- fair fame Of our natlo'a
character has exscted an unwilling trbM
Ut esteem, even from the enemy; bat M
nv heart they have fixed a monumshs
which time Itself Will no, be able TO desIrop =
Under these emotions ! returned 70 my1
residence in the circle of my loyal and ESTE }
mable citizens and Inhabitants, and 10 tn
resumption of rhe direction of my affairs
The wounds inflicted by the war are DEEP
several years saay be accessory to h"a
them, aud 70 obiterate the impressions TO- q
hicted by The susferngs of this unforluna'
period. The administration Of the sIa''
has greater, and duties more difficult thaas
ever to fulfill; and they will fulfill them Fl
but they have, q! the same time, strongaM
claims than ever upon the cooperation "
all classes, Tar the laudable purpose OF nEA
storing The ,isor Of the na,ion, and ds| e.
niDatiag the true culture of mind and aG1z
mating the rational iadustryin all lis brsn'" f.
es, through the restoration aud increas:
the ra!iona! credit; and BY these mean'' ST
establish the a,onarchy upon that bs
which the variable fate of the states C. ~ IS
rope has rendered necessary. Every o.
mens Of my life will be directed 10 %
object, and devoted to the improvement -
the welfare Of the noble and good pe'p
who are der TO me as the children OF p
affection. United by The mutual obIg&Dt 81
of reciprocal confidence, and the cof0yA
love OF my subjects, shall only believe
have done enough for Austria as a PhnI
and a father, whsu It's prosperity, aea''
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TIE

+, esrm;tsse 3gtfsthes sstsie on the state 81
The unsn-Mr. JIG. Smish IN me char
-.---en the resgl.tion q ,e ed By M. Gregg.
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CON ESs
OF THE

UNITED s. Ia Z E S.
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not been generally known or not due
ly appreciated, we consider what we have
stated as sufficiently full and decisive ON
the subject.
There is one simple view, which we
shall however ad,l-,heFrench commerce.
in the Levant was at its most prosperous
height at the commenceme of the re-
voiuiion. or rather between the years 1888
and l7el-the aggregate of the French inn
ports and exports in 1882 was 4e,eOO,OeO
livres-or $4,000 900 dolIars-iD 1890 it
rose, to 10000 600 of livres-or dollars
$4,000, 900, In the year 1869. the min
istry OF Colbert. it was only 3,7Oo,O 900 IL
vres, short of ,ooo, 900 dollars.
Will the sagacious men who rule
France, and who have left all thu politci-
ans ard statesmen that have hitherto ex-
listed in the back ground. will they advise
adventures in search of mercantile wind
mills on this side of The Atlantic, while
they have al their doors losses 10 retrieve,
rivals TO counteraef-means 10 consolidate
and secure the whole commerce of the
Leyant. Those who indulge in such re.
veries--may reconcile them TO their sick-
ly or hayward fancies. We canno, re.
jeG reason and the evidence of our sen.
ses--out Of conpiacency to the crime az
of great men or small men who occupy
high places.
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AN ACT

q
TO amend, ii, the cases therein mentioned,
The" -4ct to regulate the collection Of du.
lies on IMPORTS and tonnage -
BE IL enacted by fAe SenGtp and Eouse OF
Rehres'ssiafiUes ofthe United States of II.
merfca IN Congress assembled. That so
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on OF duties on imports and tonnage" as
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Jersey, to reside at Somer's Point. be, and
the same hereby is repealed, and the said
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Sec. g. .fnd be IL further enacted, That
the towa or landing place of Dariens
on the Ala'amaha river, in the state Of
Georgia, shall be a port of deIvery,to be
annexed to the distriGt of Brunswick, and
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IN the United States; and survr yor shall
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Their with Shell Castle and beacon Isiards.
and all the shores, i,lauds, shoals, bays
and waters, within two miles Of tho
shores OF said inlet, on cash side thereof,
shall be district, 10 be called the dis
trict OF Ocracoke the President Of the
United States shall be authorized to de-
signate such place in the said district, as
M shall think proper, to be the port OF
entry: and collector for said district
shall be appointed, TO reside at such port
OF entry, who in addition to his other e.
monuments, shall be entitled to receive
The. salary now allowed to the surveyor os
Beacon Island, and no other; and shall
also perform thu duties heretofore enjoinv
ed by law. on the said surveyor: But 70
duties shall be paid, or secured TO be paid,
IN The said district Of Ocracoke, on any
articles intended for any other port, con.
neG(ed with the waters of tie said inlet
OF Ocracoke, such only excepted as may
be cast away within the said district. The
Office of surveyor Of Beacon Island, shall
be henceforth abolished, and the masters
or commanders Of every ship or vessel
coming in at Ocracoke inlet, and intend-
ing TO unlade her cargo, or any part there
OF, at any port, other than the district OF
Ocracoke, connected with the waters Of
the sad inlet, as we'll as the masters or
commanders Of all lighters or coasting
vessels Who shall receive goods, wares or
merchandise, to be transported TO any
such port, shall be bound TO exhibit their
reports and maniiests to the said collec.
tor, and TO perform all the other duties
which, by the eighteenth section OF the
aG entitled. SAN act to regulate the col-
lection of duties on Imports and tonnage"
they are now bound to- perform, under
similar circumstances, in the iuIet afore-.
said.
NATHL, MACON,
Speaker offhe Esuse Of , ejlrcsenfafvcs.
S. SMITH, President
Of the Senate, Pro tcmpore.
April 81, 1906 -APrRovED.
III TEVEEDCOG
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Treasury Department ythe u ,
nltea STATES, 1tkne 81, 1906. {

DSNtSo, u uEC 1OOO. y
:" HEREAS the Commissioners of the
" Sinking Fund, at meeting held on the
2Sth day Of April, 1906, did resolve, that the sum
remaining 10 complete the expenditure of the an
nual appropriation of EIG HI MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS, should among other pur poses be an.
piled TO the reimbursement of the NAVY. SIX
PER CENT STOCK. crea,sd IN pun suance of
an act OF Congress, passed the S0th day of
June. 1898, and TO The reimbursement of the
FIVE AND 4 RALF PER GEM: S7oCK.
Created in pursuance of an a6t of Congress passed
on the Sd day of Mach, 1895
ms rs therefore to give no'ice, that the prin
cipal of the saii N1Vl- SIX PER CEN7.
STOCK. with the interest due thereon will. ON
surrender of the certificates, be paid the 1st day
OF October next ensuing the date hereof, to the
respective stockholders or their lawful repreaen,
taves or attornies duly constituted and authors.
ed, either at the Treasury at the Loan Office
as tue case may be, where credits have been NV
en- tor ths amount of stock, respectively hed.by
them and that the principal of the FIVE AiyD
Il HALE PER CENT STOCK, with the inte-
rest due thereon, will in like manner, and at the
same places, be paid on the 1st day January,
1907, ro.the respective stockholders. or their law
tui representatives attoynies duly constituted
and authorised,
1, is further made known, for the information
OF the parties concerned that no transfers of the
NdVf SIX PER CENT STOCK, either from
or tothe books of the Treasury, or from or to the
books OF u Commissioner of Loans, will be allow.
ed after The LIST day of September ensuing, nor of
the FIVF.AND.A Half PER CENT. S7OCK.
after the 1st day of December ensaing And the
interest on all certificates of said stocks, which
shall not have been surrendered, in purs uance of
this notification, will cease and dete1 mine, on the
day preceding the day hereby fixed for the REIN.
bursement thereof.
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II Miller Wontea.

THE SHAREHOLDER IN the UPPER Apo
MAFTOX COMPANY, will please
take notice, that the fourth requisi ton be
came due the first day of this month, agreeable to
an order of the trustees The interest of the
company requires the strides, puntluality, those
who fail to make paymenr Immediately, will be
dealt with the law direas
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July g. 1906. 4w
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This is to give Notice.

~%HAT the (ubCcriber, of Alexandra coun.
4y, in the diaria of Columbia, hath OBJ
FAMED FROM, the Oiphans' Court of iaid county
letters of standardization on ,he perional caa,e of
1obu ree, fenier, late of the county aforelaid,
deceale6 all psrlons having claims againR the
faid deceafed, are hereby warned TO exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the fubfcriber, or
or before the 18th day of October rext; or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit of laid
eRMe. Given under my hand this 18th day of
April, 1896.
Rebecca Yoff, Adm'x.
April ~. 2awl6ts
N. r.. All psrfons indeb..d 10 the above al.
sase. are requeecd to make iH2DeSiats payment
40 the admin.tratrix.
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Dir. Rayjon's Anti Bilious Pills.,
or. Family PhYEc.

The extraordinary celebrity thief: pills hsn
gained, the uuiveF(a demand for thsm and efsta
of which they ere held by medical men OF The tE
eminencc, arc fuftcienL testimonials OF their il.
trinGc worth. In great coles and hidden ateai
of difordsrs, an eahyNfe of thsie pills oltenpo.
duces the happiea effects, ard taken cncsineight
or fen daysin cafes Of indigefion, headacbs, siN
zinsis, pains in the ttomach and bowels, dyten.
tries, disrehess, dropics, sc. and itsui
uie Of my anti bilious bittersin the intermediate
tins has relieved patients ainoh 10 mIlsct~.
price Il CENTS q box.
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RREWFRY FOR SALE.

rg~ he iabgcyi6es will fell all his intereh in
( that ex,anGge BREWERY in Aiexan.
dris, which ne now occupies; OF which there
is eleven years # an unexPissd eaie to come
fson September rex-.
Tbis B.cwey is on an exteifse plan, having
two ;op.sr B,ilers of 1885 aud 500 gallons,
and evesY working utesGi complete, With Matt
Houfe, K.ln and Mil.
To the capi5aiift his concern Offers every in.
dscemeat, who is Killed him(etf, or can procure
a perfon ssHled ip brewing as the bufinefs may
be extended 70 as to become ex'reRssiy Vaiua.
bic.
Prop ofals will b. received to the fsa OF July.
Every peceGary information may be had. and
.lettels poa paid attended to, by applying 70
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W0mofop's AYomatic Tooth PGfe,

Fog the icnryy in the ;serh and gums, srdie'
whitening and preierving she reeth. ItliksvE
tak.s fall difagreeabe imciis from the bIsa'A
which generally agles !rcm iccsbutic gun: and
bad teeth. This paae is much in NE, and bsh
'y sltseR'ca by I'll shefe who value the preiefssI
% OF their teeth, i: may be applied at ali t1t
With the creates iafety. It is neatly Pat uPn
ps"seF boxes with paper directions. Price y
cents box.
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F @ + S A l. E.


e-Y~RE HOUSE and LOT live in, in the
Z town OF Alexandria, ituatcd on Patrick.
Rrcet, between Kiag and Prince ereets, adjoin.
ing Mr.. James R1lfcl The lot is g feet front
aud 100 feet deep. On this loti is erected well
folhcd two Rory frame houfe, a feet front and
81 fcet deep; the back buildings are all of brick,
and the lot well enclofed. Under the hopfe is
an excellent dry cellar; the K0u?e s we'll inifh.
ed from the roof to the cellar. This property
viii be fold clear CT all incunbrauce.
II L 5 O,
One Houle and Lot, on Prince
Greet, on the paved part, in the fame neighbor.,
hood on which there is a well hnihcd two flo.
ny frame houfe with every ntcegary back build.
ing; the lot is we'll encloled and is ~ feet
front and foc feet deep.~-Th LOT pays a lmall
ground rent. I will exchange rhe above nlenti.
oned properly for lands in the wstcrn county,
or dry goods for the greater part Of the paymen:
of this property. For further particulars apply
TO the iubfcrioer living on the premifes.
Robert Abercrombie.
Nav NV
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

VK7iLL be given for experimenting and 'ccur
w ing in Jail, young mulat'o man Gave,
named ANDREW. He was hired by ne laa
year to Mr.. J>frph Thomas, who keeps he nil.
die ferry oppofre TO Alexandria, and ahfcooded
from that place abous the latter end of Auguf
lsR. He is about q gears OF age, feet. OF 9
inches high, !uay and we'll made, has ihort cur.
led hair, and is frequently fubjett to have feve.
raj large pimples in his face. He is 'eekoned to
be ienGble fellow, Of an cag agreeable addrels
for man IN his low fphcre Of life. As be has
not been beard OF by NE Gnee ks e!opement, j
futpc6 he has l,aa tic addrefs to lnip himleif as
a freeman OH board fomc vefiel either at Alexsr-
diia or Baltimore. Whoever takes him up and
feeares bin in suy j2il, hsh receive HON Tie
the above reward, as foou as due information
thereof is given to me or to Doteo' ". p. Ces,
fa, at Port Tobacco.
C. B. CauGn.
Maryland, Charles County,
January y. JFFcb. 81 cav
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Diiiolution of Copartner(hip.

THE CopartnSrhip Iither.o fulfilling uundes
the Arm Of 3sftbb Riddle e ca. Of Alexandra,
was dlGolved the FIT intsant, by mutual con.
lens: All perfons thai are iatebssa TO, OF that
have claims on the fame, arereqeeiaea.so come
forward and fettle, as it is delrahls ,s eloic the
concern as foon as poGibe. 1hoie whci. &C.
counts are of long Handing are particularly re.
queRcd to attend to this uotice, and make
payments to either ofthc lpbicrihers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandria.
JAMES DALI,
Of Baltimore,
Sertembel IS. u
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EDWARD EASY, ESQ.

THE editor viii be happy toreceive ccmae.
nica,;nn, which lead to the exercise OF rbe minds
of ID ,(e who have had cultivated education,
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ALTO be aitspdeS to with peculiar Peaiu'e.
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March 40.
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taess IN preference 70 III. fuhIc7her in this place.
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The au;har propolcs to enlarge the work, BY
the addition ct iach matter as he prellmes will
be found mo& Immediately intercGing 10 the
American public, and horss bis efforts to in
prove the plan ard execution OF the PJsal viii
DC thought il fa's a,=afare worthy OF tie favor
abe reception with which If has already been
>honored in Europe and in America.
es' The above work will BIZ pnblilhed by the
iubtcrbcr in ahouttwo months ricc, bsund in
boald,, Two dollars.
RogERT GRAY.
March 2e. 21wzm