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CATHOLIC QUESTION.
Extract q a letter jftom london, dated sM
imle, 1903.

A1ssttAes II tetStf rum A-ON.D1S, UU1eH OH
.1u'ae, 1903.
Son the Catholic question, which COM
menced on the 18th uit. the speech Of EIr.
Gfatta,s, who presented the petition, far
surpassed my expectations, and exceeded
any display OF oratory which it has BENNY
good fortune to witness on any OCCASION
1t was irresistible in force Of argument, and
unrlvalled IN splendor Of diction. He pro-
slounced it with all the characteristic fire OF
his yonsh; without pause which was nor
iatantionai, OF a repetition which did not
furnish new beauty. 1t was truly finish
Cd Grafton III matter and manner-and as
you know my enthusiasm on the subject OF
eloqaence, you may judge Of the impress
sion which it has made on my mind. The
newspaper report contains merely the sub
stance OF the argument, and can afford no
adequare idea OF the excellence Of the decla-
n1atory parts. The petition was not receiv-
cd, but the number OF votes in It's favor was
greater tn N at the last application and it is
now understood, that the prejudices of the
King constitute the only insuperaole ilnpe-
d1seni 20 the full accomplishment Of the
OBJECT"
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HAY FOR SALE.

| have, at my lot on Hunting Greek, a large
Quantity Of exceeding fine well cured Go
YER HAY unmixed-also, several stacks Of
il mixed with fine Timothy Amy person
wanting to purchase Of either sort, can have
1t by the cart, or Wagon load, at the rate Of
three sbii'ings and sixpence per hundred VT.
or by ihe,Whole stack, at three shiiugs per
lundred-Those that purchase must send
carriages to take it away
R. T. Hooe.
August 9. dot
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f% T1cxRTs in the Charitable

Er T1cxRrs in the Charitable
Marine society lottery, winch
commences drawing the 18th OF
this month, for sale at the Office
Of the Alsxandraa Daay C0zetfe,
price FIVE DOLLARS and FIFTY
CENTS. A regular list Of the.
drawing be received and ln-.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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coMMUNIc ALTON.

Dark and lnscrlltable are the designs OF
Providence-hSr ways are intricate and past
finding ont. How, IN an instant, are the
hopes OF the ,ngny fallen How are the
schemes 81 ,he righteous laid low Often
are the noss profound and BENEVOLENT plans
prostrated ny sinister and unexpected re-
verse of fortune.
At "a moment when England appeared a.
bour to succunb TO the mighty torrent which
ambition and corruption had swelled against
her when left alone, she stood firm, with
the oetiye as we'll as restrictive energies"
Of the world, directed by the genius Of de-
so!aeion) against her ) at this time OF gloom
and dependency, a bright ray OF hope and
independence suddenly bursts forth from
the general darkness to enlighten her path
and that OF the benighted nations Of the UNI
verse.
BY the recent patriotic events in Spain,
the trade OF that country and her extensive
colonies are opened to the British, and would
be to us, but Tor the embargo. England may
now laugh to scorn our malignant non-im-
portatlon and incorporation laws. Their
impotence as wa)-measure, was before ge-
morally ridiculed, but since ooItth America
offers market for her manufactures, new
life, yigor, and activity will be diHused a.
mong all classes of her subjects.
The fond dreams of her open and secret
enemies In their insidious ALLIANCE against
her national existence, by conspiring to de-
stroy her commerce, are now completely
frustrated.
Since what has Just taken place, has 50 to-
tally altered the political and commercial
state of the world, that thu embargo-experi-
ment cannot have " three years trial as
a means Of coercion to bring Great Britain
Oil her knees, would it not be advisable,
is it not the duty Of Mr.. Jefferson to call
congress togetherto relieve us from distress
and oppression by repeating it: We think
he may venture to do this no1v seeing
the power of Bonaparte is SO far checked
that he may with safety set his mandates and
threats at defiance. The aeliverance OF
Spain and Portugal, and their immense COS
lonies from French domination, has opened
great markets for our SURPLUS PRODUCE
which we IN our zoisdom, in order to IN.
crease our strength, preserve to rot on our
hands. Our ships and sailors would like
wise find full and ample employment.
Should Mr.. Jefferson graciously incline
to listen so far to our prayers and petitions
as to be induced, under present hopeless cir
cunstances, to give up his " .favorits and
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
4M .Auguat, 1908

ORDERED.
That Council will sit as coart Of appeals
on the 22d, Esd and 24th days OF the present
month, from o'clock A, ID. TO ? o'clock
P. NJ. Of eac Oh day
The assessors books may be exsmiled uns.
til that time at Mr.. Richard Lewis's house on
King street.
JAMES Nj McREA, G c.
August 8. dt2.d
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strong measure, Z We trust that the 6 I'm.
mortal author Of our declaration Of INDa-
pENDEScE" will find ample consolation a.
we do) in the great and NATION RE EWING No
spirit which has displayed itself in Spain.--.
Inns change as mornensous as it is unexpect-
ca, mas rendered it a completely harmless
thihg as weapon ofhostiiity against Great
! britain, however potent and terrible. It
might have been before this bright aurora Of
the EMANCIPATION Of nations burst upon orr
astonlshed and admiring view. Cruel Napo-
leon: how doesthy inordinate ambition con-
tlnually blind thee, not only to thy true DO
hey, but to the best laid plans of thy phizo-
so1bhac friends to serve thee. Had you still
kept Charles ". in the capacity of a pre-
fect, Gas he has been for many years) you
might, from the loyalty of the Spaniards,
have preserved the Spanish territories
from the avaricious grasp Of the nation of
sHop-KEEPERs. But by your per6dy to the
Old family and the mad ambition of placing
brother Joseph too soon on the only remain
ing throne of the unfortunate Rourbons.
you have reused the VENGEANCE of the
whole nation. You have now removed the
restrictions which existed to the immense
markets OF New if not Old Spain to the III
-nndatlng torrents Of British manufactures.
Ii you succeed in subdu:ng Spain (Which
those who know the national spirit douot)
the colonies present a rich harvest for the
permanent commerce Of England-that
" SHE'D Of oppressed Humanity" Thus, In
one thoughtless moment, have you let your
ambitioa get the better Of sound policy, and
rendered abortive our fond hopes OF de-
stroying England By our united efforts to
undermine her commerce, which detested
pillar removed, We vainiy aatsered our
selves that the Whole fabric would crunDle
to atoms.
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- +t4- 49,, -.
81 i s $ shica ~seoald accom-
ISL S. IleI'ee, 8. would Be more easy
8 s sssbis & i friendship szs heard
sSs WING s ~ have dctsrlalnsdto aldths
! ili, ,s'Eio IS i Spain. Sir Arthur
3. d the pss' g this diav, or Tomorrow
.sIsslsy ss's u y proceeding q Spain: dc
) lake susa ~ - sorc. collected at Cork IS
) HIN aua We understand that vlsor-
als o'.. n'' VII 81 used 70 send as grsa. :
sa0f's ' N, mon this important expe-
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APPLICATION FOR A WEN

plaster composed of Blue Ktuol and
Pure Aoucy, compounded as follows
To piece OF the v,ro of the size of
pea and well ?uiverised, add a table spoonful
or honey, boii 1t III an ear ZEN cup till it as
sunes the consistence of salve, observing to
stir frequently 10 prevent its burning-ap-
ply this salve to the wen, spread en- lea
Their or any other convenient talng. 1t should
be so stroag Of the vitriol as to iriitate the
skin sensibiy, but not to open it into hoes.--
While under the operation Of the meGicine,
drink three or four wine glasses Of water cue
ry day, prepared as follows:
Put one ounce of quicksilver in an earthen
quart bottle, pour boiling water on it, and
when cool Ills fit for use. The quicksilver
will answer an undeterminate length OF time.
The above was the treatment of Wen ON
the neck of the wife of lillian Fool, of Bran
DIVINE, in the state Of Delaware.--It is not
expected that few applications will effect
cure, but it must be persevered in for length
of time 1t made radical cure in the above
case by perseverance in the use of the above
salvc for about eighteen months.
COMMERCE.
~ The following lines are taken from
/" Charify," a poem, by CowPER-a c3mpre-
hensiye sketch-comprising more than ten
miles square.
THE hand OF commerce was design'd
To associate all the branches of mankind -
And, if a boundless plenty be the robe,
Trads is the golden girde of the globe;
Wise to promote whatever end he means,
COP opens fruitful natures various scenes
Each climate needs what other cIimes pro-
duce,
And offers something to the general use;
No land but listens to the common call,
And, in return, receives supply from all.
This genial intercourse, and mutual aid,
Cheers what were else an universal shade;
Calls nature from her ivy mantled den,
ydnd ssfteas human reck -svork into men.
Heaven speed the canvas, gallantIy unfurl'd,
To furnish and accommodate world
To give the pole the produce of the sun,
And knit TIL unsocial climates into one.
IT'S thus, reciprocating each with each,
Alternately the nations learn and teach;
While Providence enjoins, to every soil,
An union with the vast terraqueous whole.
F @ r S A L E.
For term Of gears,
A young healthy NEGRO WENCH.-
For further particulars apply 10 the Printer OF
this paper.
August 5. eo@t
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sIsrano..ia E,sisp Gvet.e.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9.


ras greatest part Of TIC the contribution i'm
csibY the French on ne inhabitants of
bausick, has beer levied by military exc
asan.
A London papcr OF June Z, says" Mr.
EAsxAsp, formerly pilot Of the English
han cf war Saturn, has been arrested in
France, as spy, and shoe by order of the
French govsrnment---or, according to other
ccouass b4headsd. He had been sent from
he Saturn Oh board L'Aigle, captain Wolfe,
b reconnoit-e the French coast, and landed
i port near L 'Orieat he had been on
asss t2aays, all vas preparing to cone
bg imdG boM, when nc Wis arrestei."
Evsrr ore must recollect, tie oatcry
Ehieh our democratic papsrs raised, when
Copenhagen was se:zett--Now they can
saSesEb Be hard. Napclean's injustice to
BIS friend and allv, docs not excite a senti-
nent among the whole corps, unless from
hs editor OF the American Citizen. The
iacia paper saFs, We ought to he thankful
Pnat ,ge are SO tarremoved IRON thosc scenes
violence. The Monitor saws he afffairs
p Span donct concern US; and the Enqui-
q saYsit viii DC better for sh- pco2l- Of
6oala to have Napolean for their inasser.-
ne iast observation rem Is sof the Ii
EeTool Captains defence OF the SLAVE
ialc--he insisted taias the trade was hui
naas, fer ifthe negroes we're not taken a.
way saeY would murder each other!
4 Eoaapalte succeeds in DESTROYING the
FStEilsi nary, COT which there is not much
prospect at PRESENT. we shall find that we
lle nos iarrenlaves!, and that we have more
eoncern IN the seizure OF Spain ard her colo
|Aless than We had with the seizure of CO.
sonSSen. (NoyfoM Leayrr.,)
11Tnf 2f q ktter from gentleman IN Nezo
eaSs's Del to the editor Of the United
: Sfafes' Gazette.
|DEAR SIR,
e shs grateful return made by the crew
:. me French brig Superior, which lately
.sl'SG your port, and which is still in the
i've. -. ougatnot to be passed over in silence,
|, 'u perhaps paragraph in your paper would
very properly employed in returningthem
ss which / hereby do in the name OF all
e democrats.
me Of the officers and sailors belonging
Ne. saldbrig visited Wilmington few
zee IN pursuit of q seaman who was
- one ofhercrew. They founI him
4 nofS with a blacksmith to whom it seems
j. .sa llaa hlred himself. They entered the
s - drawn swords, seized and hurried
:. ,rs u man OF without glyingh ia time to put
-. cannot say whether he was a deserter or
e. seport, however, declares that the term
tS H. " M, ne had engaged had expired, and
N;s = us papers would have evidenced
given. f0' 'uii'y - inquiry nau Oeen
s,;;,; Inc whole affair was transacted as expe-
YER, u s as possible, and to be sure it made
rs l't,le stir amongst us.
sass : gu Tue more astonishing how quietly the
- 's''ow was smuggled of, wheu We con-
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Bysl hcoi'ore Hook, performed at the HayA
Market Theatre, In London, with unbounde
cd applause. The orr, ina music by Hook,
the orchestra parts by NJ Pellessier-With
new scenery, Dresses, sc.
Count Adolphus, Mr.. Miller.
Count Everard, Mr.. Wood.
Valoron, Mr.. MKenzie.
Oliver, Mr.. Cone.
Vincent, Mr.. Jefferson.
Phinp, Mr.. Blissett.
thomas, MIR Bray
Petras, Mir. Eriers.
Soldiers, MIR. Seymour, Sc,
Peasants, Briers, Harris, &c.
Cclestine, Mrs. Wilmot.
Alice, Mrs. Francis.
Paulina, Mrs. Seymour.
Female Peasants, Misses Hunt. Sc.
The PRiNCIPAL SCENES ARE,
aCT FIRST.
The Fortress of Guntzoourgh--in the cenl
ire Crate, through which is seen the Ter.
race, sc-Castle Yard-Dungeon-Guard
Room-Porter's Lodge, sc,
AcT THIRD.
Place D'Armes-Green iiousss-Paulina's
Dwelling, sc.
TO CONCLUDE WITH
4 CHARACTERISTIC .dACE-cononos.
ed by MIR Francis.
IN WHICH WILL BE INTRODUCED,
RURAL TROPHIES, S7,RE.4AlERS, tye.
To qshieh will be added, the much admired es.
of
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[MIEv. Poss.]

Rdeumatism DR.. FothergiH has, during
the last mont, cured numerous poor psrsens
applying to the Westminster and the West
ern Dispcnsarics Tor relief, under rheumatic
complaints, by giving eis,t or ten drops of
fowler's solution Of arsenic, and eight drops
OF laudanum In any convenient menstruntr,
three times day. Ihls medicine has sue
ceeded in severe chronic cases, when the diff
ferent combinations o. bark, guiacum, opium,
mercury and anumony, have proved inef-
fectual.
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THE FORTRESS.

ByTheo'ors Hook, performed at the Hay.
Market Theatre, in London, with unbounde
cd applause. The orr, inal music by Hook,
the orchestra partsby NJ. Pellessier-W it'll
new scenery, Dresses, sc.
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ras grcatsst part Of the contribution I'M
|nsibY the French on ne inhabitants of
bausck, has been levied by military exc
Iaan.
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From The thirteenth English edition, elllarg.
edand improved by the Author. I
Price dQndsomeip bound and iettcred, deAGr,
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For Sale or Rent,

Tie three story Brick House, corner of
Prince and St. Asaph streets-thc house is So
feet square, with 4 two story kitchen, smoak
and other out, houses, and adjoining on St.
Asaph street two story frame warehouse,
90 by SO feet-the lot is 38 feet on Prince
street and 1913 feet deep on St. Asaph-streeL
ALSO
Several undivided LOTS to suit the pur-
chaser, situate on Washington, Duke * Coz
a LIKEWISE
ABOUT twenty acres Of Land, lying on the
Little River Turnpike Road, one mile from
town. On the premises are a good dwelling
house withnecessary ont.houses, and garden
in a good state of cultivation, thcsTemainder
meadow One hundred and sixty7foilr acres,
of Land, tive and ashaH miles from Alexar.-
adria, on the. Colchester road, part in wood,
with two teneinents thereon. 6. iyssf I
Kern and Wiiemiilsr.
November 81. M&th
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-.
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS OF all sizes, commonly used Tor
distiliiag grain OF fruit,
general assortment of TIN WAKE.
SItEETIRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUAIMINCl sWORks'el-
ther Tor S.ilis or Buildings, done IN the best
manner -, ! ,,,r,ce
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
s, ali its, branches is carried on under the de
pect;on y,f Mr.. NILLL.a4N gFLEItiaiEfskt &,
who has had many years experience, and as q
,vorsman i exceessed by few.--A the BRASS
founder bnsiuess is partnership, application
,orst he rnada to William Fletcher, who Will
',,nderfake TO make CRATES handsomely
ornamented With Brass, agreeable 70 any pat
tern or price, and will execute the Workin the
v,ry be st and nea test manner and on the most
reasonable terms. ...
The highest prize gwen for 1ld 1ofQle''
R,ass. Prsyfer, Lead md Iron.
George M'Munn.
October Is.
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City Tavern and Hotel,
SIS n u Il * II ND r Ii: &;
AT THE SIGN or THE GRAPES.
:WILLIAM CATION,

From The Gity Of .d,a,fah ols, Maryland Il
III ESpECTFULLT informs his rRIEsDs
u u and the PUBLIC in general, that he has
takei, that Justly celebrated IyyE, in this city,
ralled The CITY TAVERN n and HOTEL,
lately IN the possession Of Mr., John cfqdis6g.
He hopes. by assiduity and atsention, to give
the grcatest satisfaction TO every person, as
no exertions on his part shall be wanted to
keep ZIP the high character which this Ia
yern has, as being one of the bestn me I'M
on: and assures them that he will always
have am assortment of the best liquors and
good walters. @ !.
3 travellers and others will meet with good
Recommendations at the above house, on rea--.
'sonable terms
Boarders are taken by the day, week,
month or year.
no The papers from all the sea-ports on
the continent are regularly taken and flled at
the Coffee House, adjoining the tavern, and
are fo,s the use Of strangers.
** .Suppe is can be had from six to twelve
O'Clock in the evening, at short notice.
from one totwenty.
8 No1s,p5ey. / 5. 1ll
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Z o Is i T,

A large two story Brick House, plea
sanity situated for dwelling, with spacious
garden belonging to it. The,rent will be We
ny low to a punctual tenant.
also TO let on grou,1d-rent for ever,
Several valuable building Lots, on the west
ern extremity of the town. These Lots front
on Duke-street extended, and are exempt
from Corporation taxes. Terms will be made
known by application to the subscriber, who
requests all persons indebted to him by open
account, prior to the first of April last, to
call and settle the same by payment or notes,
before the first day of January next, as no
further time can be allowed; and any persons
who have like claims against him, are desired
toexllibit them for payment before that date.
Archibald M.Lean.
November Is. lawSt
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Wallangton and Ale&and,71 1u'n-
pike COMPANY.

--HE, Stockholders Of the Washington and
Alexandra Turnpike Company are here
bv notified that the Fourth Instakmentof Len
Dollars on each share is called for by the Pre-
sirent and Directors of the said Company, and
is required tobe paid to Charles Page, Irea-
surer, in Alexandria, on or before the l4th day
If December next, agreeable to an act of Con-
press. entitled !" An act for the establishment
IF TURNPIKE Company in the county of a.
.laxandrla. in the district of Columbia.
By order OF the Directors,
e. DENEALE, President.
November IA.
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BIZ LINDLEY alURRdY.

~
From The thirteenth English edition, eniarg.
edIand improved by the Author
Price handsomely bound and lestered, deAsr,
REcoMMEwDATIoNss OF THE ABoyE WOE *
!" We have had frequent occasion 10 speak
of the diligence, good sense, and good lnten-
tons, of Mr. Murray j; and we congratulate
him sincerely on the success OF this particular
work We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are so considerable,
that it is rendered almost new work.
British Cyiilie, July 8ois
6 Theexaraples which Mr.. Murray has here
selected, and the judieious reflections which
accompany them, are such as can scarcely fsll
to make the best impressions, and to: produce
the best effects, on ali Who read them WIFI at
.tention. The present edition Of this excel
lent publication, which has been long known
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
OF twenty two new characters, filling nearly
one hundred pages IS s.. ss
dnn-Jaco5in Rsvies0, jan. BOA. -
GIVE have received the tenth and last edi-.
ton Of this valuable work. The improve.
mems made init, will appear from the authors
advertisement. We can only add to this ac--s
count of the present useful volume, sorr hope
that it will be extensively circG lated among
our country 1aeii. ~
The american Reuiep 81 fte,a7,y Jon'zsa9s
for Juzy, .1Hgusess Se1sfeniber, 80 go
con reviewing this book, in It's ifaprovcd
cIs lou and
m nt ai interesting the style correct and lfst
--anstthc general tendency Of the work such
as induces us strongly to rccnmmend i, espe-
cially to young readers, who love entertain
nent mingled with Instruction..
EpangehcaI Magazine, oef. 1901.
uThe rapid sale of this small but valuable
collection, has anticipated the commentator
we are DESTROYS to bestow. In an exenpiih-
cation of more than seventy remarkable cha
racters, many striking examples are exhibited
which. in The quiet hour OF reflection, man
contribute TO arrest the careless and wander
ins: to animate the sincere and yirtuous and
70 canxince or discoun;enance those who have.
been unhappily led to oppose the highest
trths.' Gentleman, s. Magazine, sNov. 1908. 3
Goldsmith Grammar of Geography.
pixies Arithmetic, large ard small.
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
School Bibles and Testaments, Spelling
Book, Primers, Bonnet Boards Writing
Paper.
Also,
The 18th number DR.. Ree's new Cycfope-
dia.
Oc,ober2o.
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DHN g. LADD,
Has FOR SALE,

Has FOR aOALE3
90 bales German Linens, commit
mo of brown and white Rolls, haxen OsEa-
burghs, he,npen Ticklenburghs, Burlaps,
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
s. bale Writing Paper
SO bags Of black Pepper OF the best qssa-
iity, and will be sold very low
,.ss Sugars and Coffee -
40 hhds Molasses
i pipe port Wine
Id do. Holland Gin
20. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits: S,
A quantity of soal Leather, anOes, S g.
raacitf and Isllow Candies, Cheese ec,'se's
April Z.
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THOMAS ] ACCB

Resbectfi.lly inJorms the fl'sotIe taas g ~
- - otened
CURRYING SHOP AND LA f Ila1ss
49, 4. ~ STORE,
On King street, between St. 4sssph =. ~ s. ash
inptop streets, Alexandria, where ne VIII al
ways have on hand an extensive asseft,hsn1
OF LEATHER, of all descriptions wnlcn nc
vii dispose of on the lowest terms ior lash 8.
He wishes to purchase all kinds o. iealncr
in the rough, for currying and VIII give the
sest prices. :
He intends keeping supply oi = an1e's
Oil and Spanish Hides.
FOR HIRE,
Il Coaclee and tuo Strong Horse5'
Na =, 8 7aw3m.