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CHARLESTON, nay se.

We are Informed that. the owners and
consignecs of those vessels now IN this
por., having rice on board. and bonnd 70
ports inlhe northern states have. made app
plica,ien 10 the circuit cdArt Of this district
70 compel the collector TO show canse why
he refuses to clear them OUT ~ the GUS
tom house, under the terms prescribed by
the several embargo acts. Uader the Last
supplementary act, the collectors are au-s
ihorlsed TO desa,n any vessel on suspicioo,
of having an unlawful destination, bu. il
sisunderssood that Mr.. Gallarln has nov
direcsed al pessek to be- deemed suspicious,
which have provisions on board, apd has
directed thar none be allowed 20 be export.
ed, even coasw wise, but through the inter.
,srnsion OF some favorite monopollst, agree.
ably TO The orders of the PRECEDENT. We
are informed tia. i. will be tried TO NOR.
row.
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BOSTON, Hay 50.
: f7EsY FROM SPIN.

We have been obligingly favored. by
" corresponds 10 Salem, with the IA
|sssllns ;nselligsnce that follows:
|, This dsy (May 2s.h} arrived the schr.
||sesaOOa. captain Hussaus, so days from
|Se,a. The Prince of Peace had not
|snbehcaded, as has been reported. e
|sg 'hicg appeared to be quietly se''l,og
sotr The nsx king Of Spain. fhs Jo'
aa was ormnay bound TO B'leoa, but
her regiss endorsed By 40 Euglisn.
~. She. however, proceeded for her
az and vas takeo By Spanish boat
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The late kicg Of Spain had published !
proclamation declaring thar he had yolun.
1arily abdicated the throoc 10 favor Of his
son Ferdinand, whom he called on all his
subjects 10 obey -al the same ,ime he re.
recommended 70 his son 70 keep in oGce the
old uosuepccted public servants.
King Ferdinand had proceededto Vic,
torla (which is i5S miies norsh of Ma.
drid, and 50 south eastof Bilboa) 10 meet
the emperor Napoleon, and conducs him TO
Madrid, where il is expected the marriage
of the king With the rmpefor's niece, will
be solemnIzed- the corona,ioe take
place.
The Prince Of Peace had not been pu.
snished, nor even Tied-and nothing cri.
minal had been found against persons ct
6rst suspected as connected with him.
Extract of aletter from Mr. Christopher Ro-
derrick, late mate Of the brig Fame, of Pro-
violence, to Messrs. Amasa and William
u Mason, owners of said brig, dated
London, April1S. 1903.
On the 26th OF February uitimo, The
brig Fame sailed from Lisbon. The same
evening she was tsken possession of by
the British frjga,e Commerce, who took
oe tbs crew, aud POI ou board seven men
and prize master and ordered the brig
for England. On the h Of March shipp.
ed > sea, 10 q q tall Of who'd, 10 which cap
taia James II sai, our late commander, aod
a maa belonging 10 the friga,e were ssaA.
ed overheard, and unfortunately erowned
On the 24th of March he Fame arrived a.
+ almoulh; where she is detained for ri.
al. Her case is TO be tried 10 the ADM.
rally court here, which is adjourned TO the
Sd OF May"
[captaio James Ham Jagged 80 year.)
was worthy aud respectable citizen Of
Providence. Hs unfortunate death, 10
The prlme Of life is deserycdIy regrstt
cd
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enpioyed By 1agiish merchants e 1aEs
soysees betwesn London srd Rassia, ef
Spain or PoIpgal. The aDsurAnce i aboos
IS guinea. per cent. 10 Russia the rate
of freight is nine guinras 4ur the voyage.
20 that ! weasel of 500 loDs clears 400
Ruinsas or y, 500 dollars bya voyage which
lasts say from 6 10 10sweeks. Nov II -
not 70 be supposed that any merchants
would vtntufe his properly TO elther Spaia
or Portpgsl, unless he had previously CD.
tanned an enperor's LICENCE is .ome
shape or other.
Thus those Americsn merchants who
happen 10 have vessels abroad, ADd employ.
men. enough, aod advance their fortunes
10 foreigu country. while their uuforsu.
pate neighbours whose ships have once en-.
tered Our oeo ports, are obliged to pay a
dollar per day to some good democrat
whsr6oger, 10 whom democratic corro-
ration has confidence. for the privilege It
rotaing in the sllps-Excelleo, government.
~ I. E. PSst.
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alexandria patlp aOeerttser.
MONDAY, Jurr s.

Complste returns Of the elsctionin New
York have now b-eu received, by which II
appears thar in The house ofrepresentatives
the democrats have chosen 81 members
and The frds' a!iats 81 In iari,y 10. Uader
all circumstances We by 20 now meaps des-.
pr Of acorrect maj osiiy by .ne time they
will meet. Prod'g,ons changes are every
day taking place IL the sennmeota Of the
peofl-ia every part Of the coaa,fy.
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n TO RENT.
July g..

TIME subscriber sffers to rent for one or
\ more years, adjoining the place where
he now lives, Blacksmith's shop, with
complete set of Tools, a DwelliT 8 House. il
comfortable condition, calculated for fami
.ly, together with between three and four acres
ofyery rich lsnd.-From several years cxpe-.
rience, can with truth declare, that there
car be no better stand for Blacksmith thar
ths enc nsw offered to let.
Thomas B. Merciand.
Maryland, ad-Creek,
December s.-fIs.l aawH
NJ B. IF don't rent the rae stand.l
will give good wages to young man. or
man Z with : family. =. ,. ~
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By virtue Of deet
Parks to the subscribe
securing a debt duo trol.
William A. Washington, "
sale, for ready nancy, on the
MONDAY, the llth day of ),
fair otherwise on the next fair da,
of LAND, in the county of Jefferson,
of Virginia, containing So acres--Also ano-
Their Tract adjoining the above mentioned,
containing 72s acres, three rods aid thirty.
four perches.
Henry S. Turner.
July s. law5w
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Z FRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
OF TIE ROSTER.
EXIRAcTS

EXTRACTS
OF a letter from a Swedish CLERGYMAN in
London to his friend in PHILADELPHIA. dat
ed
6:k April, 1903.
. eve have war that our k!ngdom
could no. avoid. wiihou, ebssing throne
which his creates. predecessors have of.en
defeodsd wi;h shelr bloed.
" The king ha, called on: all young men,
without dis,inctisn, from Is to Is years Of
sge, amounting 20 $50 600 and from these
the bss. are chosen. We have II ships Of
the 'lue aud l4frsgates, in caqjuDcnsn with
those Of The British, TO surround zsalas 6,
and cop6ae the Danes, French and Spani.
ards ,aere. Oae part Of car army is alss
10 Sta sia. to watch .h.ir a,semFt, from that
quar- or. Another part is marching against
Norway,ia order to prevent invasion from
hence. The main body will be in Fin.
land
/" TIE citizens ofStockholm will form
guard of about 5000. Besides. 5000 other
psrsoDs, fall classes, 10 that city, have vo
lunteerei their services.
s'The yyomanry Of he coun,ry give
grea. aud voluntary supplies for the ar.
Ry.
/" Generous collections are made for the
wounded AID the families Of the slain.
Thr ,ughous Sweden all are animated
by one spiri. for the defence OF their coun.
try"
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IMPORTANT!

Extract of letter fran gop Sewer Of
Tennessee. to his friendin this place,
dated Marble Springs, Nay ~, 1903.
BY last mail received an express flom
general Jackson, stating that 40 Cseeks
aud IL whites have taken position on the
soo:h bank Of the Tennessee near the
mouth Of Duck river, and had killed near
about 20 persons aud took some horses.
&c.
If this be true we shall have warm work
this summer. have given HIN orders 10
dis.odse them, and otherwise to take de.
feusive measures, only ua.il further or.
ders
In addition to the above, we are inform.
ed Ina. two companies of militia from
West Tennessee, have been ordered out,
aud are now on duty on the frontiers. in
order 70 protec. the citizens from the de-
predations of the Incians, who are be.
cemips very troublesome. -,
/ A FEW PLAIN FACTS TO EXERCISE
REFLECTION.
A letter lately received BY merehaas
Of this city from his correspondent and re-.
lation 10 London, meutions the following
curious circumstances
Aa.eican yesseIe 10 Essland are daily
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wishin .ishs Of Il. No eondennasions Of
Amefican vessels had taken place 10 Spain
nnder the biockading DEGREES. Thecourt
of sdmiralsyat Madrid cleared vessel and
cargo. The brig Bessey, Hooper, Of Bos-
tor. vaa waiting trial. "
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bosrox, AaY ST..

BOSTON RAY 81.
Yesterday 10 the house of representa-.
ives, The report of the conmit,ee appoint
ed TO exsm,nc and count the votes for go
vernon, was received from the senate,
where it had bseo accepted.
The con m tee stated ,hs, they found
the whole nombsr OF votes for
g ,vrraor 10 bs s1,147
Necessary 10 choice 80, s74
T,.i his excl eacy Janss
Sulll.an, $50 has 41.le3
$3.50
Majority o;9
nsalber 1890
Necessary to choice, SO 866
Thai the hoo. Levi L;ocoln,
has 80 s44
M jorisy 47a
The house coucnrted III accepting tina
report
COMMERCIALS "A letter from a mer,
csnul- house in Ktnnebuuk dated the rs h
ult. says, : The schooner Patriot mas Juss
arrived here 10 10 days from Nevis sod
ST. Kits. She sailed from Kennebuok
loh of Ap:il 10y pc mission) tor those
islands. for the purpose Ct collecting dssts.
The individuals from whom sums were
due. were ready 10 pay the same, but inc
collector perenp ofIiy retussd thc vessel s.s
an emmy, and would suffer nothing 10 be
bfougl,t in the vessel excepting sea
stores. Capt. S. afer waiting four days
wiihou, effect, returned in ballast. SINH
| lar steps will probably be taken by the col.
ilecsors cf the different islands 10 regard 70
all vessels arriving 10 ballast. American
produce very high IN S.. Croix as csP'. ..
was ioformed bus the demaad was quite
moderate 10 Nevis, from whence they
were shippiog considerable quantities TO
| S.. Croix. A New London vessel lit
! Nevis Cor The u. S. abou, the time capt. >.
arrived, having been refused admistance
on account of her being in ballast. Yes.
sells with carsoss would be readily adatt.
ed.
By the schooner Joanna. which has ar.
rived 4, Salem. from Spain, his CasAol'c
! majesty. consul in Bosi on received h!es OF
the Gaze,e Of Madrid 10 The 9Th Of a.
pfil. inclusive.
! The emperor Napoleon left Paris 90 the
I ID of April, for Bordeaux. On the road
he was me. by the ambassador from the
new king of Spain, who presented his
credentials 10 him as he sat- in hia coach.
The emperor Informed him thar he would
Owe him audience ia the first city al which
he NIGH. ssop. The ambassador was ne
crssi,ated .ochange his carriage, 10. endea.
vor 20 keep up with him. Napoleon pro
ceedod 10 Bordeaux, where he visited the
a different public buildings, the river, &s.
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Of letter from a Su,edssh Clergyman in
London to his friend in Philadelphia, dat
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-29

Cotton and Stewart
f!aue u. lsssi.sssssaea tccfr
ALMA MAC Tor 1859.
c,asai.sing grca. cea! Of assiul asid enter
paiag matter For saie bs the thousand
rross, OF single eas.
qgey wi! fse5iisa, ypsA al fossi6!e shed
new Novel, BY Mrs. PlEkett, Gate
Us Cuaaingl emitted
The EsiA q E7sa.
Cc.ober s..
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that he
manufactures and has for sale, at hts n,alu-
factory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets
STILLS of all sizes, commonly used tar
eistiIling grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE.
-SHEETIRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind OF PLUMBING WORK Ell
Their for Shifts or buildings, done IN the best
manner.
The BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
IN all its branches is carried on under the di-
rection of Mr.. H1LLLH3f FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by few.--As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who w.il
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
ornamented with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work IN the
very best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old Corner,
Brcsa, Pewter, Lead and 1ron.
George MsMunn.
October Il.
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The Stages South Of Alcxand1'a,

NN the first of October next the Mail
, Stage Will commence running as fol-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg in
Virginia:
Sy;n leave Alexandria every day at
o'clock in the evening, ant. arrive al Durniries
by S in the morning Dumfries at s
anu arrive at Fredericksburg BY II Il IN TIC
rnaruis.c-I.eave Fredericksburg at 2 (noon)
and arrive at Rlchnlcad the lext morning by
ST cave Richmond at 6 ID aud arrive at
Petersburg by IL 10 in the morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
day al IL 70 P. n. and arrive at alexandria
in the same time. This stage will carry no
,aore than passengers on any account what
ever, and not more than IL 10, OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Aceonn odation Stage between Alex
a,dria and Petersburg Viii also commence
ruonioe at the same time, every other DAG
Itaranvl,eut the year, without regard to Sun,
!! DAYS aad viii travel only IL the day time
I! ri, this line il is the intention Of the owners
! ~ study the wishes and tho convenience OF
| MESSENGERS. Still, however, regard must be
s.d 70 fi,ne-G DING south from Alexandria
| ,5ey vill BREAKFAST ar 0ccoquap, dae at Stat
/ CO.., Cont House, and lodge at frederickS-
! h,,re--Tbe next Gay Viii breakfast at the
! Rowiine Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
{ - Richmond. And or the third cay Will
hseas Fast at She Half Way house and eane at
& Petersburg.
.n.l lae,,ye at Richmond. Early in the nlorn'
/ ;so hreaAfast at the OAKS, dine at the Sowing
i & :seen.s and lodgeat Fredericksburg. Next
morning will breakfast at Stafford court house
i lire At Occoquar, and iolge at Alexandria.
| The owners on this hne too, have to re,
; Quest that passengers viii be moderate a
possible in the quantity OF heir baggage, q
any thing more than siila TuhS OF par.
which viii go within the body OF the ne STACY
win be an extra charge
! The Pao6raetora.
| August 81
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sT Printing in its various branches
uscuted with accuracy and dispatch,
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Warrington Bridge Company

THE Stockholders of the Washington
Bndcc Company. are hereby ncuiica til-t
The third ias,a,.aeat OF Ten Dollars OH each
.scre is cs,ilea for 6y the Directors, and
AUST be paid On Or before the first day Of
November next, agrsesbs' to the act OF Con-
yess, EMIT eds IN act authcrisiag the e
uinn OF Bridge over the river Potomac
MaiH the district Of Columbia.
BY order OF the Directors,
DANIEL carroll, Of Dud.
President.
Fletcher 1918. dim.
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From the thirteenth English edition, ealaTg-
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely 6eund and Settered, dsAas',
RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE sBoyE Woak.
/" We have had frequent occasion to speak
, of the diligence, good sense, and good mten-
tons, of Mr.. Murray and we congratulate
him sincerely on the success OF this particular
work. We announce this edition, because tee
alterations and additions are SO considerable,
that it is rendered almost new work =
British Critic, Jaly 1901.
aThe examples which Mr.Murray has hefe
selected, and the iudicious reflections which
accompany them, are such as can scarcely fail
to make the best impressions, and to produce
the best effects on all who read them with at
tention. The present edition of this excel
leni publications. has been long known
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
Of twenty-five new characters, hlling nearly
one hundred pages.
-1mG-J1co5iN Resierr, Jan. 1904.
owe have received the tenth and last cdr
ton Of this valuable work. The improve
ments made i'll it, will appear from the authors
advertisement. We can Only add to this ac-
count Of the present useful volume, cur hope
that it will be extensively circulated among
our countrymen."
The american Reviesr g Literary Jsurnal,
for July, .5ugust = Sehtember, 1901.
con reviewing this book, in its improved
form, we find the facts unquestion.ble and
highly interchangeable style correct ord ,'os.'
and the general tendency of the work such
as induces Us strongly 20 .-Aend Is, espc-
o;..,tys, ,a,1no reaaers, who love entertein-
ment mingled with instructicss
Evangelcal Magazine, Oct. 1901.
oThe rapid sale Of this small but valuable
collection, has anticipated the commentator
we are desirous to bestow. In an exenpllh-
cation OF more than seventy remarkable cha
rac.crs, many striking examples are exhibited
which, in the quiet hour Of reflection, man
contribute to arrest the careless and wander
inp; TO animate the sincere and nrtuous; and
to convince or discoun.enance those WHO have
been uahappily led TO oppose the highest
truths" Gentleman's Magazine, .sop. 1903.
Coldsmith's Grammar Of geography.
Pixies Arithmetic, large ard small.
Hymns and Spiritual Songs.
School Bibles and Iestaments, Spelling
Book, Primers, nonuet- Boards Writing
Paper.
.flso,
The 18th number DR.. Rec's new Cyciope.
tlia.
October 90.
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6l6s Prizes-amountisn5 to
81 Blank Sum raised
incIutlinp eXpencc,

including eSpence,
From thc above Scheme, 1t appears that
there are less than two blanks to a prize, and
that the prizes are to be PAID svithoa" acceac-
ten.
The drawing VIII positively commence ca
the Oath Of next month, and will be compiet
ed IN ten weeks. TIcKETs at S. 50 cents
for sale at r. GRAY's Book SToRE, where
the drawing ot al tickets sold by him will be
exanlincdlree ofexpence. Prizes in the last
New York .-cttcry taken in payment Tor tiok-
cts in this.
Orders for tickets from the country, enclos-
ing the cash (post-paidl will be. puncsualy
attended to, and carly information gwen OF
ii cir fate.
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SATURDAY. OcToBER 2o, 1868.
JUST RECEIVED

3 " JOS KLCEIV III
For Sale at r. CRAPS Bookstore, King
Street
THE POWER OF RELIGION,
Onthe .mind, in retirement, affection and at
the approach Of death.
Exempliied III the testimonies and expcrl
ence of persons, distinguished by their great
ness, learning or virtud.
g IT'S Immortality-'tis that alone
6 Amidst LIES pains, abasements, erptl-
ness,
6 The Soul can comfort, elevate and ELL
YogNG.
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- Cordage, &c.
THOMAS GRIMSEAW,


Manufacturer Of ali kinds OF CGhBA Y ii'
WHITE ROPE, sc. at his store ADJOINING
lie Office os Inspection, Merchants wharf aas ;
hand and will constantly supply masters OF
vessels and others with Warranted Gorda9e
o. White Ropc OF any description, on she
most reasonable terms.
lie also means to keep supply ct ohlp
ehandlcry, Groceries, &c. and requests a
mare OF public patronage.
tie retarns his grateful thanks Tor the en-
management he has already met with since
as establishment OF lis rope wask In tll's
pace, and hopes by his industry and eDdca-
s0rs TO gain satisfaction, to merit 1t IN ia
lure.
October II. dim
&f- Printino IN IFS variOus branches
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JUST PUBLISHED,
did for Sale az
.roRrRT GRaY's BOOKSTORE,
KING STREET. ALEXANDRIA,,
The sReviisd Code, Volume Ii.

Containing : cailcc.ion of all such Laws Of
he General Assembly OF Virginia, OF pub
lie and rernaaneng nature, as have passed since
las session, SCI.
P,:cs, neatly oo,nd and ictsered, 30.
|aDELINE MOWER AY--or TIC Mother
and Daughter Tale, in 2 vols. by Mrs
Optg-frice 81 z S, IN boards.
THE GUTTER, IN i've Lectures upon the
At and Practice of eating Friends, Ac-
caaintsnces anu Relations. Priee,m boards,
s0eeats,
Ocleber ii
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By LZ.h;DLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, ealafs
ed and improved by the Author.
Price handsomely bcand and 1ettcred, dslAas
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Scheme OF a /. ottcry,

Fortas purpose of raising sum Of money to
aid the funds Of the Charitable Marine So
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9nN Rece,ued,

1AN keceiUed,
A quantity of writing and wrapping Papss
j Lady's elegant Mahogany Secretary,
portable Writing Desk,
A quantity Of women's Morocco Shoes,
SO boxes fresi, Hyson and Young Hysea
Tea,
90 Bb's. Tanners' Oil,
For Sete ds
Johr g. Lad4,
August 90: 4
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1e Sub]criber has on hard.

,HE FyEEo, : : :
Snita5!eJ ors5't.ey ~ ...zacai.. g Season,
That will be sold oH reasonable terms.
bales blue AERSEYs
2 do. beaye, COATING.
do. narrow CLOTHS.
do. blue do. 8
do hleactsa Scotch DOWLkSSe
.aLSO, o.V HAND,
Madeira WINE in 1r. casks.
COCOA in bags.
50 hhds. Surinam BIOL ASSES.
QUEENS WARE In crates assorted.
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
October ~. d
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sa!ss at Kesdue.
M every Tuesday and Friday.
sf-r; RI som

4, t,c ycilsiuc Store, corner OF Prince ana
Water streets.
lyar;f:y Of Dry Goo9s, Groceries, GO.
PARTICULARS os which VIII be expressed IN
j. bills OF toe slay--Ail kiiids OF goods
,hch are on limitation and the Pslces Oh
sb;ch arc established, can at any time oc
,ewed and purchased al the lowest limitation
Ye prices.
p. e., Marstci,er, V. M.
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Lei XestsrInu
e. Salt afIoat.

Just arrived. and for sale on board the nri j,
fish Brig KLINE, Capt. THompscS, frora
LIVERPOOL
10000 bufhels ground alum
SALT
"A hogfheads COpPERAS.
Apply to
JAMES PATTON.
October 81.
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Wednetdoy. Ap2al 1871, 1903.


THIS DAY is the third day Of drawing
OF the NEw-ToRK STATE LoTT,ERY.--Pre-
sent price of tickets Eight DoAa;s, but viii
shortly ADvANcE.
Tickets, warranted undrawn, may be had
at J. March's Bookstore, in Georse- Tsw1,
where regular ctecS-Book OF the drawing
both blanks and prizes Is Kept. ~
~ Prize tickets in st. Mary's College
Lottery taken in exchange Ter undrawn tick,
cts in the New-York STATE Lottory-All pri-
zcs sold at y. Narch's Book. Sore. sgiii be paid
there if agreeable to the holder the ticl,et-
April Is st
o. I he Officers OF the te-
cond Legion, are requested to attend Train
ing, at the usual place, OH Thursday, l4th
instant, at half past four o'clock IN the after
noon. They will please to appe ar armed.
April IL. st
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BE IT KNOWN, that the Commission
ers appointed to hold an election IN ward no.
2, to supply vacancy In the representation
of that ward in the Common CouDciI. OF Alex
andria, have made return to me, ty which 1t
appears that Joha Sutto2 has been d-is elect
es.--Giyen under ny hand and the seal cite
Corporation, this l2th day OF Apr.l 1903.
CUTHRERT POWELL. Mgr.
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BALTIMORE, April Il.

Arrived below, ship London Packet, Rut-
ter. los days from Calcutta, piece goods,
Left the city the 10th, and Sand Head the
oath December. On the passage was board
ed by several British ships of war and treated
politely in coming into the hay was brought
to by shot from the British frigate Milan,