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W troV Gos 49, lfNf
/ l Of 1890 do. do. IsS
| ] of 1000 last dlawn blank.
From the above sshs ne II viii appear
that t4aere arc not tWa slanks TO pgizeaT|
that Tie prizes are to be paid without al
court.
~. TICKETS FOR sale at r Cav
Boek.etoar, King. strett--Pfeseht price /
tickets SIX DOLLARS. will advance as
Drawing progresses, which viii be at the
Of oooo tickets week, and viii positively
completed in nine weeks from this date,
coree:t list fthe drawing viii &c rcceul
daily. Prizes in the Charitable Marine Il
terry taken in exchange Cor tickets in this
November 2.
n. 3. 1'Ec Charitable Marine LoteThl
unayoidably been postponed, by reason'a
the clerks have beer employed IN prepaid
the numbers, checks, sc. for the lnar|
Church Lottery. bit the drawing WILD q
snmed in Short time and no doubt need I
entertained of its final complexion.
,joieph Mandeyliie,
esRsga or KING and s.igRFAx sgxsi,4
ALEy4EDRTs
Has received a considerable adj
dition to his Stock,
IAD OFFERS POR SALE,
20 lsogshcads, ! lst and Cd aaalay
% barrels AuscoUado SRsaH.
7ooG .b. Green Coffee
:; - tors British Patent Shot, assc1a|
E9 TO No. 9.
&c bales Celten.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese
40 boxes Mould Candies
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
so H. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Sslspctre.
s otto Irish Clue i
Gunpowder, Imperial, H5son, Yo,-nss ~
son, f,ysen skin, and Padre Scuchong Ley
in quarter chess, boxes and cahnistcrs-~Gos|
of whiohae equM iii quality TO any ever 'Al
ported. =
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, ldsbcn' ie|
neliaie, and Malaga Wines
4 few cases Mcdoc ciarct-
Jamaica, Windwar4- Island, and North /
Ram.
Cornsc. Bordeaux and Pech Brandy
Holland and Conary Gin.
I,Ss,, and Country Whiskey.
SIX hogsl5eads Cherry Bo"nce.
Retailing Mclasses, Havanna Honey
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and aasks :.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, ~
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket sali' ell 3;
Fig Blue, indigo, Mace, Cloves. Casa
mento, Race and Ground Ginger, tays.
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raisliss, AlnO u
currants, Nader, Alum, copperas;
birthstone, Chalk, British and Brandy~
Gunpowdcr, Spanish Segars, Caycndisa 4
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, helsk
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, WF'u1s
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, SEQ ="
Leading Lines, &c. IL.
October kS. -.
Mutual = Gurance Soclety,,,E
THE General Annual Meeting OF the
tual Assurance Society, against Fire on W
ings Of the state OF Virginia, will be hs,'
the Caritol, in the city of Richino'p
Monda5, the first day of January next
Samuel (TreennOW, T.
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Mutual = 1iurance Society,

Mutual Z iluranCe SOClcl},...
THE General Annual Meeting OF INC n
tual Assurance Society, against lire Oh NJ W
ings Of the state OF Virginia, will DC nv
the Cavitol, in the city of RIchlno'p
Monda}, the first day of January next
Samuel GreenhoW
Principal Asf'1
Richmond General Cihce Of Assurance oil
December l, 1903 Id. law.
O. All the Printers in Virginia, = .
the town ofAlexsndsia, are rcqnes'eu ~ s.J|
lish the above once per week, until Inc :
day Of January next. ,oG
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6oS5 Prizes.
1888 Blanks.

Sun raiScU,
Expenoes including commission 10
the Corporation
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Qleranprta Dallp @a3ft.e.
FRIDAY, July ~.

We are extremely pleased to hear, that
Major Stephenson, is to be a candidate Tor
the congressional district now represented BY
John Morrow. Major Stephenson who has
heretofore been representative, is a federal
st, man of understanding, and gentleman
There is no doubt that the federali.ts have a
large majority in that district, and 1t will only
be for the want of cxertion, and a concert OF
action, ifthey do not succeed.
In the upper district Of Maryland, now re-
presented by Roger Nelson, we understand
Colonel Ellie Williams, is to be the federal
candidate. A more judicious choice could
not be made There is not in the district,
perhaps, man who with so much competen.
cy, blends so great awcight of personal lnfiu-
ence. There is scarcely doubt of his sue
cess.
In the sarae district, the federalists mean
to support Colonel Lynn, of Allegany, and
George Baer, of Frederick, as electors OF
president and vice president. The tirst was
an electer in '9s, and the latter represents
tive in Congress for number OF years und or
the former administration.
/ In most, if not all the districts of North
Carolina, federal candidates viii be support
ed, and so far as we can learn, with very Hat
tering prospects of success.
Washington Rederahst.
The following FRENCH PROJECT is extract
ed from tae Baltimore Whig--lthe same pa
per which dared to connect, by proAigate
comparison, the name of the GREAT WASH
1seroN with Mr. Jeffersou's Lieutenant CO.
lionel of Rilemen--Let the people of the u.
States reflect on these things, before it is too
late -
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NEW YORK, July 10.
Dreadful FIRE at SaUannah.

OTfddf7tl F5Te at SlU1n7ili1.
BY the schooner Rising States we have re-
eeived papers which announce the distress
ing intelligence that on Tuesday evening the
ssh INST at half past o'clock, dreadful fire
broke out at Savannah.
\ Inc lower part of Messrs. S. s c. How
Ias store, under the bluff, occupied by
|S s ". ]. Scott, was struck by fash of
nSntmng, which communicated to some
noSsheals of spirits lodged in the second
IVORY, forced the roof upwards, and in an
. . enveloped the whole building IN
aames. Alarm was given, and the inhabi-
iaA's repaired very spiritedly to the place of
eall6er. The wind blew violently, varying
'lsquently between the north and north east
POINTS, and the weather for fortnight be-
,Ule with the exception of the squat in
"nleh the accident occurred had been UNI
9mmonly warm and dry. The flames rag
= with unparalleled fury, battling the ut
most activity of the inhabitants, and often
Communicating by fakes of fire with the
su'es On the bluff until ten o'clock, when
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PROM THE BALTIMORE WHO.
)" ~ Here IS My Pro'ect.

% Let meetings be called in every town,
city, county and village of the United States !:
Let them earnestly and respectfully address
the President, and urge the necessity OF cali
ling Congress together by Proclamation, as
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speedily al the law permits. Les Sssgress
conaene-declare WAR against England
make ourselves and posterity forever secure,
by the expulsion of the English from North
America: For, We will ever be subject to
faction, while there exists dishonest neigh
Dor on our northern borders, who will attempt
to weaken us by sowing divisions among US |;
seducing citizens from their duty, and officers
from their trust.
Let these grand, but simple plans be sx-
ecuted with an american shirit, new ardent
far ouch adyentures-And Oh what conse--
qucnccs may we not expect Haicyon days,
years, centuries will succeed temporary
war, which can neither be bloody nor expen.
sive--the respectability of our character will
then be acknowledged every where, which is
now admitted no where.
Let every friend of his country's unisn,
felicity, and greatn ess, rise in support of ST.
milar measures, and their united voice will
be irresistible. If we new shake off the tor.
por of neutral indifferencc-posterity will
have cause 10 bless our noble exertions, and
our contemporaries will sing loud haens for our
success and heroic deeds.
6 What think ye, fellow citizens
The first step is the only difficulty" is
an old proverb. It was oddly applied by a
lady; Hearing a cannon in company declare,
:" That Saint Plat, after bis head was cut
off, walked two entire leagues with it in his
hand )" and whoa added with cmphasis, $ Yes,
two entire leagues" do not doubt it,"
she replied: On such occasions, the first
step is the only difficulty
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,Ile repllcQ: Ou SUCH OCCdS2CuS, UlCs ulSt
step is the only difficulty"
- --- 49, ,.--.----
THE EMBARGO.
Song composed by henrs .helltn, Esq. of
Dover, and sung at the celebration of the
Fourth Of July.
Tune" Come let ~ trehare."
Dear Sirs, it is wrong
re demand jtew Song:
have let all the breath can spare, go;
With the Muse I've confcrrd,
And she won't say word,
But keeps laughing about tho ENBARso.
wish that could,
Sing in Allegro mood;
But the times are as stupid as Largos
Could I, have my choice,
would strain up in voice!
Till it sna1at all the strings of EMBARGO.
Our great politicians,
Those dealers in visions,
On hater, to all lengths they dare go;
But when call'd to decide,
Like turtle they hide,
In their own pretty she'll the EMBARGO.
In the time that we try,
To put out Britaia's eye;
fear We shall let our own fair 60;
Yet still we're SO wise,
We can see with French eyes,
And then we shall like the ENBARao.
A French privateer,
Can have nothing to fear
She may load and may here, or may there
go;
Their friendship is such,
And we love them SO much,
We let them slip through the zHsARso.
Our ships all in melton,
Once whitcn'd the ocean,
They sail'd and return'd with sarge;
Now doom'd to decay,
They have fallen prey,
To L.dsrson's worms and ExsARso.
Lest Britain should take
A few men by mistake,
Who under false oolors may dare 60;
We're manning their fleet,
With our ars who retreat
From poverty, sloth and EMBARGO
What a fuss we have made,
About rights and free trade,
And swore weed not let our own share
go;
Now we can't for our souls
Bring Hake from the shoais,
'Tis breach of the tsSeatieth EMBARa0.
Our Farmers SO gay,
How they gallop'd away,
Twas money that made the old mare 60 ;
But now she won't stir,
For the whip or the spur,
Till they take off her clog, the HMsAReo.
If you ask for debt,
The man turns in hes,
"I pay, sir ? I'll not let = hair go;
If your officer comes,
shall put up my thumbs,
And clap on his breath an EHsAlsc.
Thus Tommy destroys.
A great part Of cur joys;
Yet we'll not let the beautiful fair ga (:
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PHILADELPHIA, Tulu 20.

From the latest arrivals at this port from
St. Croix and St. Kits, we cannot collect
a single article of ship news, several Ameri-
can vessels from different parts of the Uni
ted States with cargoes of flour, fish, &c.
had arrived at these islands in violation of
the Embargo law, but their names were ia
ken Off their sterns, and their captains and
crews refused to tell either their own or
their vessels names, tho several of the peo-
pie were personally known to those who ar
rived here. However there was probably a
request, not to have their names published
in this place.
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destroyed, and the store occupied by Meas.
Lord and Hall, on Jones wharf, is much
torn to pieces. The loss ofproperty ON this
occasion is estimated, as nearly as can be
ascertained, at upwards of Oo,ooo dollars
--the following is list Of the principal suf-
ferers:
So C. Howard S 10000
William T. Scott 10000
Jacob Idler & Co. 10000
ohm Mingledorf 500
Christopher Gum 1000
Col. Habersham 1900
So md H.s ssessa with colo 5000
Edward Swarbreck 1900
I. Y. White & Co. 1900 to 1,5OO
Estate of Edward Harden $4,000
Archibald Smith 15to 10000
Smith & Bourke 1000
Bullock & Glen-public pro- 400
perry 700, private 600 dolls.
G. & f. Penny 1000
Small & MsNish to 600
Steinert & Co. 1850 to 5000
l.. WMppey 1850
A. c.. Or1nler & Co. 1000
William Sawyer 1000
Beggs & Groves 400
Lord & Hall 1900
Fortunately there was .uficiency of wa
ter at the wharves to admit the hauling out
of the ships, otherwise many vessels must
inevitably have been burnt. Thebrig Charles
Qately sent in by the United States brig
Argus was SO near the store first struck, as
to have one of her top gallant masts and
yards shivered by the lightning.
Y The Savaanal Museum Of the 9Th rates
the loss still higher.
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TO RENT,

~ KEN ~
A conyenienttwo story DweilinY House eA0
Store, situse on the corner OF King and PiA.
streets, lately occupied by MIR. John Ramsay
Also, j.
THE HOUSE on Fairfax street occupies
BY Mrs. WILSON.
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert /. Taylor. ]
IuIy ~. law
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE
81 No postponement on account Of
the weather.
FIRST NIGHT OF CINDERELLA.
On SATURDAY, july 2s, 1908,
EgR be hresented CoAgDr, in Jfve acts,
CALLED THE
DRAMATIST ];
SToP HIN WHO CIV
Lord Scratch, Mr. Bray.
s.. Vapid, Mr.. Weoe.
Neville. Mr. Conc.
FlerigMle, Mr.. Jefferson.
Eunui, Mr.. Wilmot.
W.n.ughby, Mr.. Miller.
Peter, Mr. francis,
Servants, Messrs. Seymour, &
Z, Harris.
Louisa Courtney, Mrs. Jefferson.
Lady Waitfert, Mrs. Francis.
Lefty, Mrs. Seymour.
Marianne, Mrs. WOOD.
70 which will be added, a Grand -1zegoriedi,
Pansomimic, Sheetaele, called.
CINDERELLA;
OR,
The Little Glass Slabber.
Iuvented by h1-, Byrne, and performed at tho
Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, uhzpards y
100 nights the too last SEASONS 20 opetfox
ing houses, and at Philedel aAia, with ux6ouaa-
ed ahhlause.
Nth Aezv Scenery, Machinery, Dresses cn5
Deccrationsin tic Pam ominat got uh Under
the direction Of Mir. Francis.
Meouginal Music oy Mr. Kelly.
IAgl!1ORTALS.
Hy7nen, Mr.. Harris.
Cupid, Mast. Server.
Venus, Mrs Seymour.
Nympths Miss Hunt.
u
AfoR7ALs.
Prince, Mr. Cone.
Pedro, servant to
the Sisters, Mr.. Jefferson,
~ SMrs. Jefferson.
he ots'ei'' Mrs. Francis.
Cinderella, Mrs. Wiimot.
Scene first, represents the Bower of Venus,
with richly ornamented Sailing Beat, gar.
lands OF Roses, &c.--Dance of CuDids, sc.
bright Cloud appears, which ascends
with Venus, the Nymyhs. sc.
Scene 2d--the Princes Palace--Statue Of
Diana In the centre.
Scene 4th--Cinderalla's Kitchen, which
changes to an elegant a2artment--thc dresser
to toilet--a pumpkin to rich carriage
and four white mice into four horses, richly
caparisoned.
Scene 7th-A'Spiendid Ball sRoom--grand
Banquet, Dance, sc. :.
Scene eth--Grotto changes TO q splendid
Car, in which Cupid ascends.
Scene lltt--The Princes Palace changes
to the Bower of Venus, and the Throne on
which Cinderella stands, tothe Altar of Hy-
men.
On Tuesday, The Wonder, with Fail and
Virgtnia.
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Since rulers design,
To depriye,us Of wine,
his best that we now have . rare 3oj
u hen eachto MS post,
And see who viii do most,
@ To knock out the b!ocks OF -EslBAaco.
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THE EMBARGO.
A Song composed by henrs sheAen, Esq. OF
Dover, and sung at the celebration of the
Fourth Of July.
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TIME subscriber has on hand, 10000 feet
y of. Bay Wood, and 5000 fectef St. Do-
ningo Wood, which he will sell low fer cash
or on q short credit.
John Muir,
Standardization, Roydtsfrees
IRf b aHHlIHs
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TO RENT,

convenient two story Dwelling a ond pil,
Store, situate on the corner q n 1ahn RAMSAY
streets, lately occupiedby Mr.. '0l'
Apply to wilton. or
Robert I. 1ay' ~
January e,
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A CONVENTION

BETWEEN THE y. STATES, s G. BRrrArs.
Art. /. No seaman, seafaring or other. per-
SON, shall, Upon the high seas and without the
jurisdiction of either party, be demanded or
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e. The Proprietor OF Inc

C. The Proprietor Of the h;
alexandria Daily AGycrt'5eT, WA
dlfposc of the establishments Oh
moderate terms-thefe are no"
nearly six hundred SuDscT II
and the Lift encreas,ng,-lio .
Perlon of Tnduftry and la'el.'
for conducting a NewsP . ~,
this would be a desirable olIu+
ton. Circumstances beyond I'D
Controul render it necessary ~ ~
make Sale, it will theref9le ~ =;
sold a great Bargain If app'ls'''
on be made loon.
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Printing IN all its various branches
handsomely executed at this Office.
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LETTER
LETTER
From gentleman inthe interior of N, Hamr.
shife, to bis friend in Boston.
"--, June IS, 1908.

"rrAR-s1a,
Inc change of political .sntimeo.s is
this state, withio few months, has been
almost too gteas for ysu, belief. l.,suue,
tins state was uos so democratic, rs trom
the elections you would imagine. F;nd.
log hemselses l'k.ly 10 be 10 the minority,
10 respect to other s'ases, and sha, The con
test sgaiost the spread of d. N ncracy, would
BE hc.t but IT li.sis importance, the feae.
sas'sF. fssher frl',.qushcd ,h.n were over
Come By the 0fmottstic party. Anc from.
stq3,eseeace, became. ss IL were. anal.
eapa,ed wsth he trmncras: and w<re
Wiling 20 have cofa4unt6 ~ .his stale OF
ttrgs, tor rNe .sk, ~ neacr. Al the last
eleci for men2b ets f Gorge 20 up
ct. which ps..s,lec' bn' BY a .mel! mi
ri,y aud had ehr,e have been any exertioo
is Is mote han probable different set
would have been chosen. the same ;hlue
happt ned with respee, TO the electors. A
t,ese, wa. prepared. by some fydersIsis
snd published but few of the lis. decIin.
ed the elsclion. rae hing was given up, aud
the d moprs,ic ticket prevailed.
For ,aese three years past, 10 oppose
ton hs. been made with us,41o the demo,
cratic candidate for governor. No bady
ezpee,ed 20 hnd in him a>grea. man, but
there has been 90 csose Of complain. a.
galnst hiM, as prosecutor.
I" Things appeared to 60 on smoothly,
: and all parties appeared Il" BE- disposed 10
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FROM THE LONDON GLOBE,
CURE OF HYDROPHO ia
Attes cd by the late Or. Turn5uH

u %
Robert D'xoo, a weaver, Of Norbam,
Ms,ns, near Berwick, wa bitten by \ d,c
known 10 be m I'd. 90 me 80 II Of Inly. 1881:
and what is very une onlnon 10 "A J. case.
was at'al ksd no the same day 10 which ne
received the bic with pain. 10 the Wounds
which the aoinai had made on the ou .i6s
OF his leg, abous two inches above the an,
cle.-- These paioa extended 20 his knee,
aud gradually sscepdrd 10 his tbiga. from
'hence 10 his stomach, eceasioniog sick.
ness ia shs. organ and gsea, weight and cps
preston 90 hrs che.,.z- These seusa;i1ns
daily increased TO the 1S,h.of August, WHEN
eye,y symptom became more ADD more
severe, succeeded with violeos cenyuIsions
and spasmodic structures 10 the throat,
which threatened im me diate suEocation,
particularly when apy adid was presented
to him. These symptoms were accom-.
panied With every other dreadful indication
Of hydrophobia. That r. bert Dixon was
perfectly recovered 10 the September fol-.
lowing aud was living, aud 10 good health
at the time this account was FRS, published
being period Of SO year. sf.-: tie ipjufy
was Esceiysl."
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There IS no new thing under
the Sun.

ALEXANDRIA, lilly IL, 1908.
rRAY and HAMILTON, Tailors, Roy
1T al-street beg leave to inform the pub.
lie, that by mutual consent they have dissolv-
ed partnership, and have exchanged receipts
from all claims on each other after the aloIe-
said date.
". B. The aforesaid GRAY will continue
to carry on his business in al! its various
branches on Royal-street /; the greatest atten--
ton will be paid to the orders OF Ladies and
Gentlemen who may honour him with their
patronage.
Those Ladies and Gentlemen who were
disappointed during my absence, may depend
that every article specified in the former adj
yertisenient, will be made in the complexities
London Fashion, and truly ornamented with
wisdom, strength and beauty.
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ENTITLED,
THE MANUAL
OF THE
FRENCH IND ENGLISH STUDENT
OR A
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY

rHE FREEcH AND ENcLISH LANcvAcES.
IN TWO PARTS
/. French s. Enghsh--2. English Is French
CONTAINING, H.
|. An the words in general use, OCCASION
ally illustrated by French and English
sentences.
9. An. extensive collection OF new words
in every art, science and trade. !.
g. The pronunciation Of every word, &C.
cording to the most polite usage IN
France and England.
a. A copious vocabulary of sea terms and
phrases
S. A dictionary of French synonymes.
s. A dictionary of French homonymes.
:. An alphabetical list Of the most familiar
81. proper and christian names, and .ot the
most remarkable places in the world.
8. The difficulties Of the French language
alphabe tically arranged.
g. "A complete treatise on fren IA poetry.
10. The chief English idioms.
ri, A treatise or the English particles, &c.
The whole carefully complied from the best
writer's, and PARTICULARLY from the Dictionaries
# the French Academy, Roists. Ferand, "a
,ea,, Wailly, Tocquot, Nugent, Chamsaud'
Boyer, Johnson. Walker, &c.