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THURSDAY, .imutaJy 5.

The .g1fokcr laid before the houa
communication from the secretary oft
treasury, accompanied by documents or
subject ofti1t public lands. referred to ia
conTnieteeon pahi,c lands.
RLr. &c7uion from the committee CT c22
r1erce and manufactures, reported q b
iii pursuance O. resolution OF the hou
Tor the relief Of sick, disabled and distress.
seamen Of che q. S. Referred to a COMM
tee OF tlle whole tomorrow.
IL.. Lewis from the committee O. :he d
fairs OF tic district OF Columbia, repor;:di
bill for amending the charter Of G2orgetorr
and other purposes. = fcrred TO ,he comnt
tee Of th9 whole On Monday.
III. Nissan from the committee on II
militia establishment, reported, in part
bill autho!ising thu president to appoint
experimenting of ordnance and three ass
taa.s. Referred 70 a committee Of the VIM
on Monday.
hir. Fsa1ley from the committee Of c'@
tons, reported that th-y had examined z
credentials Of ali gh> new members whoha
taken their seats, and found them all toS
day elected.
Elr. Rassrit, chairman Of the bomr.T@
Of the whole yesterday on Mr. Chittend;i
resolution, reported, thar the commits
the whole had been broke up Cor wat Of 1
quorum. The Speaker decided that ne $
veral resolutions and petitions which Sdl
before the committee were sill at the dIsi'|
sal Of the houae.
The following are the yeas aal NAYS 4
the passage Of the bill to more efecnD!
enforce the embargo laws-on Friday nNT
ing, Jan. s.
YEAs-Messrs. Alexander, L. J.AsnD
W.Aiston, jr. Bacon, Bard, Barker, Bas'9,1
Bibb, Black'edge, ir. BIak-, j.. bloJGs|
BOYD, Boyle, Brown, B1tler, Calhonn' II
". Campbell, Clay, Clopton, Cuts, D''s
Desha, Eppes, Fisk, Franklin, Gholson,
Green, Heister, Holland, Holmes, Ho%n
Humphreys, J. G. Jackson, johnson j9,fh
henan, hlrkpatrlck, Lambert, hiaco'f [E
ron, ]. Montgomery, n. R. Mo0F:s iii
Moore, Jer. Morrow, John Morrow
son, Newbo!d, Newton, Nicholas, poT"'
Rea, Pen. Rhea, (Ten.) ]. Rioharass
Richards, Seaver, Shaw, Smile, h'oTT
]. smith, ssorer, Story, Taylor, lf2 up
Allen, Verplanck Wharton, WnltenE,ag, a
X. Williams, Wllbour, A. Wilson, -
II. q
NAYS -Messrs, Champion, C1 Il e.
Calpepper, Dana, Davenport jr. -"
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considered as being capaOic Oh P.o el'1s
in a few years, more than sixty millions Of
pounds.
One Of the worst effects of the embargo,
IS. that it has trumpeted abroad what We
never ought TO have diTnlged i has taught
other nations the secret OF their own self
dependence s it has induced them to seek.
new avenues of commerce, and when we
are ready again to trade with them, it is
greatly to be feared, that they will not leave
their new. to return to theirold Customers.
The gentleman from Virginia Mr.. Giles)
thinks the embargo may be considered as a
fortunate measure that the people, in his
part of the country are contented with it
that the interior is improving that Phlla-
tdelphia is encreassd, and SO has George
Town and Washine ton; that the condition
of the farmers in his neighborhood have
been ameliorated they cultivated to- much
land before they now raise less produce,
but they are better situated. # this reason
ing of the gentleman be sound, pursue the
a.aelioration still further, and ne will ind
his countlymen becoming exceedingly pow
erful and wealthy when they possess no.
thing at all. / am glad, however, to. hear,
that any part Of our country is in a prosper-
Gus situation. ! should rejoice Were the
country iron whence came, similarly cir
cunstanced. With us industry is par!sliz-
ed ]; our produce is rotting on our hands,
and real estate has become unsaleable.-
This may in part arise from the difference
in the nature OF our produce. The prlncl-
pal products of Virginia are, | believe,
wheat, corn, and tobacco. The gentleman
says our exports are beef and fish. These
are among the principal. Cattle cannot be
sold while beef cannot be exported, s must
therefore be killed and lost, or kept on hand
for better times, at On cxpence exceeding
perhaps its value. In little more than II
months the fish must return to the ocean
in a much more worthless state than 1t
was received from it; while the tobacco OF
Virginia for time improves from age, and
the grain with care may be kept two or
three years without essential injury.
The gentleman from Virginia also says,
that the constitution Of the United States
has mostly benefited the eastern states =
that il is immaterial to the southern < west
ern states who are the carriers of their pro-
duce; the discriminating duties III favor OF
American shipping, are nothing to them
that the Northern states hold the public
debt; ard I understood hirl to Soy, that
tie southern states protect them.
[.Steech to be contsmc9,
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protection and i,ospital:ty which hays
Been extended to your couatiy,nyn ~
sirce the rupture between the Two Cow
ments, is the efec; Of Spanish gcnyros
which knows equally well how 70 .reatSa
proper hrn,ncss ali Frenahnen who NJ
dare 10 abuse tie favors they have rcccjy.i
or provepn gratetui 70 me government viii
las SO generously afforded TO them :,
asylum. And now you viii DO the ID,
tee to the Spanish ration and par;icals.
" to those under ny command, to q,
tnowledge tAat they deem it the gre.
est honor to obey the lass aud submit !,
the legitimate authority ofthcir county !,
and that they never vii spbnait to iorsjr,
usa.pation. You WI! find yourself comm,
led By iustice to contradict that part Of 70,
letter in which you stile them mob, led !.
stray b. rerverse council a re?roach whi,3
could only Cow from those places wher,h1
;ag is reduced TO syss ena, and where h,s
Bloody schemes are engendercd which 4
they have succeeded in running the erla
est part Of the continent CT Europe, hav, |
Length net with invincibIe resistance fon
the Spanish nation, in which each iniiyidD3
has displayed greater yigour than ever Won
4lsxa2der has employed 10 crush them \
the outset. Finally, your excel'ency ne,
be CONVINCED that those who think as poud]
are uotecry scps.b.s 1,en as vou eyr>e
vo,rsel.. and that YOU have offered ne ),
intolera,le insult ii sending ne COW \
the detestable constitution OF your fugii,nr.
Joseph Napoleon, which merely on accom-
Of us having been published in Bayoaas
bears th= marks ofviolence and crime Fha|
SO eriuentlv distinguish the bloody d.ns.
tv, which si,s1s at diss1acine al! ,asthroav,
Of Europe, from the mass Of i.:apkind, h
future you will please to remember, taaal|
ali affairs Of state YOU arc to corr spoDd I'll
re civ with The captain general OF the islam /
q Cuba On all other occasions sEaE
ready to s-rve you to the utmost Of my al
Iitv. God preserve you &c.
Cuba, / Gth Nov. 1908.
sGB. KINDELAN
His exceI,ency I..Ferraad.
The 7saper mentioned BY sen. ierfad
proving to be the infamous constitution
yoseph, manufactured =. Havonne, was ill.,
nlcaiatcly doomed 70 the aimes.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, v.i
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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EMBARGO

pEB1TE on lar. Ezillfogse sanction Jes q
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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 ot all sizes, commonly used tor
distiliing grain or fruit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE
SHEET.IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind Of PLUMBING WORK Ell.
Their Tor Siits or Buildings, done IN the best
manner.
he BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
in all It's branches is carried on under the d.
recon OF Mr.. giILLL.d1L FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by fe7-.-As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
xlust be made to William Fletcher, VINO VIII
undertake 10 make CRATES handsomely
ornalne ted with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work IN the
yeay hest and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
The highest price given for Old cohher,
Brass, Psggter, Lszf and I~oR.
George M.Munn.
n I
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Iprice handsomely 62nad c1d ieEtereI, / doGar
REc0ltuE~D ATIoHsa OF TIE ABOVE WORK
:. w 1--WE had fr-r' y >,tr1-,~> :
'.,.y.-e,,,,. GOOD sense. and sod u'ten-
INNS u gIr. Murray and NC coa5E5i ai"'e
hin, sincerely On the success OF tAts particular
-wo,l. We announce this edition, because the
alterations an.l additions aTe - considerable,
that IT'S rendered almost new work
B,iile1 Cr;tc, Juty 1901.
g The examples which Nh. Murray has here
selected. and the ludi ious reflections winch
occon,n.ny them, are such as can scarcely isli
to make the best impressions, and to produce
10 hest effects, on all who read them with at
ten.ion. The present edition OF THIS eHcei
Ia,,t qualification. (Which has been long k1o"n
and commended, is enlarged by the adai''oh
- f,y,.ntv.t,so new characters, filing neatly
one hundred pages 90
.4Rti-Lcc95in RcVieTo, Jan. 1904.
au-s have received the tenth and last edl-
ton Of this valuable work. The improve
,,ents made III it, will appear from the author
a',,-,ert;cs,yeut. We can only add TO TINS &C
amt Of the present useful v2lume' our nope
that i wiil be extensively circulated among
our cauntryuen. J
- YBe ,Imsrican Reriezv Z Literary ,50'Lr''a!'
for J,ay, august = Sei'te"'3er' 1901
aon reviewing this book, in its improved
eorn we find the facts unquestionsb'e and
bi,rbly ;nteresting-the style correct and neat
l'.7 and nj The ,crerai tendency of the work SUCH
= in,Iuces us strongly to recommend L. espe-
riaI;y TO young res.ers, who love entertain
,acnt mingled with instruction 90,
'-'0''' Ezuursifcal }Iagaztae. oct 1901.
aTbe rspid sale Of TINS small out valuable
,o,lection. has anticipated tue commentator
re are rssiro,ls 10 bestow. IN al exemP.ih-
cat;on of more than seventy renarhaoie cn"-
rs ,,s many striking examples re exhibited
49, IN the quiet hour Of reflector, man
co ,~ to arrest the careless and waader,
mo. t. animate the sincere and vlrtuods ana
70 convi3ce or circumstance those who ''&Fe
been ,5,bqDpilv led to oppose the hlshest
-, 80 y Ge.ntieman'8 }fags-t1e, ;hoD. 8Oo'
CT co1}-mith's Gram mar Of Geo@raphy'
F:kc,s Arithmetic, large AID small
! HYMNS and Spiritual SonSs
So, p;hles and Testaments, Sii.5illR25-
Rock. Primers, bonnet Boards NriunS-
Paper. ~,
The 18th number DR.. Ree's new Cye'0P0-
; dia.
October2A
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7fss' P. G. Marsteller. Y. N.
uaEDSOME TEETH,
u ~ - - -.
.., asrzoaal 5rcd@eHs q 'f'e H-''4-0''
- t5gsiogsimg

sst Asrz9aal 1rEG '-ei's " 49,
t.fgsiog'img
SKINNER, surgeon Denti'e 81
j yo,s, respectfully informs tue I Gl,lz1 ~,
's' , .sai Ina; having concerns that re-
& ros,inuance near the seatot govern
flS = !. s ds,s. proposes to attend to his
fsa y h,sioess in this city uni. the 18th
as'. T5oes I.aiss and sc tleraen ~ho nave
y ,aasrely lost their Frnt Feeta, nave
rl.' sss f,yorable opportunity OF having
t''' .,o,..e9 in a very superior style War-
80 ga = retain perfect natural colour, not
i:i,s,,sBaale by strict exz-@ss''.,;l2h rom
, -. Nine patur. growth, an IN most cases
81. de lest pain. Those pessona IKE
Is. rbc,e les,ll are partially deeayed, OF are
N, n..s ui.h that communicating, desTuct-
irr a,saace the Tartar MAY have the de-
nv ,-esled and the Tartar Jud'eiot'Siy re-
naei and the teeth thereby preserved dur
lie There fore, Il rcgul n apprentice
IS. N. aag s,u3r IN I. e city Of L. domain
moved ~ % wears extensive practice in , "
Ic.s, ard ai'eIby TIE rccomm .nd'tl'Ns o.
he most ex. ted characters in th.t st4sG can
mt 4 Elm to confidence. he viii De SAFE 70
reeve, an. en,1ayor jassIy to met see pa
Ilasse Sc NAV be aonourcd with. Or. aSin-
lsr mavbe consu'set suy teur at Sir Hal-
og-ne ss,en ofthe Golden Bail CnioH-ss!eet
4, lies Vik be a,ten sd at theirown houses II
e&
a al.
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February 20.
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SAX, q Feaaae.
rsesaay and Friday,

..rv Taesday ana fflosy'
OncVei eILL Be SOLD na
,..,5,,s Store, corner Of Prince ana
\ grt coo5s, Groceries, Sc.
Fq''1 y & which viii be expressed N
Pariso'5'' - i dgy-An kiads OF goods
!. a-s & d mutation and the prices 81 o.
Cd a's = .bIGsbed, can at any time be
s.h ssf 60 Al the lowest limitaton
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joleph Vaudeville,

CORNER or KING AND FAIRFAX STREETS,
Eas Recsfved,
lco half boxes Roufett's CT
-, 1AFS' warranted Of the yeryfrst quality
and fall contents.
Zeal Maceouba Snuff,
iSsppee TO Coarse and Fine,
~ boxes fresh MUSTARD,
-, y Philadelphia CHOCOLATE, Is
@u 2dquality.
49, --HT HAS ALSO,
= General Afiortment as ulual,
arc Eso'l WINES, LIQUORS, and GROcE
uScsmber 81.
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lI.ol4 Prizes.
1855 Blanks.

$4,000 T;ckets-Less than two blanks to
Drize Subject 10 u deduction OF Is per cent
Prizes PAYABLE 80 days alter the conclusion
Of the drawing OF the above Prizes.
Fir.1 drawn numbsr lst days drawing IN en-
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e. The Public are hereby
Informed tkat the subscriber and his son Doc-
TOR .4rcA5cLd B. Dick, are henceforward con-
Quoted in the exercise OF their Profession
intended for either, to be made
at tie Medicine Shop Of the former.
EL5tAa c. Dick.
February 81.
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BRICK & STONE LAYERS.
B. Hi 8 T. Bal

b. Hui . !. BAT
INFORM the citizens Of Alexandria and
4 lis vicigty that they have commenced the
.boye business, and from their practicai
knowledge hope to meet with a share Of pa
tronsge from a generous pubic. Taev PIease
themselves to execute such orders as they
NAV be hyorcd win in = satisfactory manner.
they will furnish materials measured in the
aall or lay tlen by the thousand, 4 may
snit their employers. Where they are {
ouesysd to furnish materials they VIII be {
the fist quality.
February II. d9m
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Cotton and Stewart

FI,pr inst-s.e'a9z1d seer
kf1IANAG for 1909.
ooa,aiaiag a geeat zeal Of ,,seFal add enter
Er,as matter, For shs bv the Thousand
|nss, Of single oae.
0Cr0ber6 s,
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Frora trs .s,irteenth English edition, enlarg-
ed and i,anFoyed by the atbor.
Price Lags.!@2a.ely 69uad cid lgEtereG, / deRaT
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The managers vii colh'il0'i'o ~ .r,,as7,,y
the city of n. York, on the SEEM ,iraw 600
in April next, and viii coAun"e u r.; 49,. for
Tickets each day until hnlshedTi 800 s,1a ~
sale at the subscribers Bookstore h..'S 800
AIexandria.-Prize tickets in the pref. $50
late Baltimore Lotteries taken N eN 'a
for Tickets in this, and all tickets soid a. :
hove exam iuvd free of expence.
r. GRAY.
Eah &
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John Gardner Laid,

1'as j9r sac, at his Iparehousf, Prince street
:. Ifhar3--
Musco7ado and Loaf Sugars in hogsheads
and barrels.
Rum in do.
hollands Gin and French Brandy in pipes.
Fort, Sherry, and Malaga Wines.
ssotiee, Rice, and Cotton Wool.
imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson
=. sSan' and Hyson-akin Teas, in wholc, hall,
M quarter chests.
case black persians.
barrels Caroline Indigo.
= crates Liverpool cream-colored s blue
ssd Ware assorted.
Sest Black Pepper in Bags.
T.n Ysfmaceti Mould, and Mould and Dipt
-.,ow Candles in boxes.
Ssown Soap in boxes--Ccd- fish in do.
so sf, Pork Salmon, Shaa and Hsrrings
g., spoers Oil, Spanish Hides, quantity OF
An Gather, Mems, Womeas' and ChiIdrens'
If rs q various descriptions, few packages
"ai'e Rolls and German Checks, Russia
Dn.Iu and Diapers, Russia and Ravens
l,s. N in,ila Cotton of different kinds. Man
a, =. 100 piecescoarse Irish Linens, Writ
Sa1,@ a ~ Hrapping Paper, 500 bushels coarse
aee,s sor',sse Flax, Glue, quantity of VI,
lesa.., zoo tens Plaistey Paris, and 30 tons
I, ,.an Hemp, SC. Sc.
'aauary 3. i.
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February Is.


TYNE creditors are hereby notified that the
L tine limited for the production of
CLAIMS, expires on the 22d Instant ION
the following day they may have an opportu-
nifty of inspecting the Claims produced, and
statement Of the transactions OF the 1'rus-
tee relative TO the SUBJECT and on the tlrst
proximo division will DC mace of the money
in his hands among those creditors whose
claims are admitted upon their giving bonds
with sufficient snreties to refund tie dividends
received by them respectively, in case the
e,ecretal order passed by the circuit court last
July term should hereafter be set aside by the
absent defendant therein mentioned.
Colin Aud, 11uifee.
February 84-t5. st
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RECOMMENDATIONS OF The ABOVE WORK.
/" We have had frequent occasion to speak
CT the diligence, good sense, and good 1nteh-
tons, OF Mr. Murray and we congratulate
him sincerely on the success tins particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are SO considerable,
that it IS rendered almost a new work
British Critic, lilly 1901.
nThe examples which Mr.. Murray has mere
se,ected. and the iudicious reflections winch
accompany them, are such as can scarcely tan
to make the best impressions, and to produce
The hest effccrs, on all who read them with at
tention. The present edition OF TINS eSeel
lent publication,wh has been long k!o"n
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
of twenty-five new characters, hlhng nearly
one hundred pages"
.dnh-Jacobin Rev!ezv, Jan. 1904.
1--WE have received the tenth and last edl-
ton If this valuable work. The improve
nents made in it, viii appear from the authors
advertisement. We can only add to THIS &C
count Of the present useful volume, our nope
That it will be extensively circulated among
our countrymen
TIE .Imer;can Reuieqo q Literary Journal,
for Juiy, -1ugust g SEPTEMBER 1901
CON reviewing this book, in It's improved
form, we find the facts unquesuonaolc ana
highly interesting-the style correct and neat
and the ge~eral tendency OF the wofh s"ch
as induces us strongly to recommend i, espc-
cialIy to young readers, VINO loVe clitSi t'ii'
;; uent mingled with instruction.
Euanseiicat Magazine, Oct 1901.
aThe rs1ld sale of thus small but valuable
! COLLECTION. has anticipated tie commentator
re are DESTROYS to bestow. in an exempln-
cation Of more than seventy remarkable Cha,
racters, many striking examples are eSl'ioi'eo
; WHICH, in the quiet hour OF ret'ectoE' man
contribute to arrest the careless and WahdSf,
;,o- TO animate the sincere and yirtuons ana
70 convince or discounsenance those who nave
! been nnhappily led to oppose the highest
trn,hs." Genttepia,'s Magazine, ROO. 1905.
Col,lsmith's Grammar of Geography.
pixies Arithmetic, large ard small.
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs.
School gi,,lcs and iestaments, Spelling
| Book, Primers, Bonnet-Boards Writing
Paper.
| Tho 18th number DR.. Rec'snew cyeiopc
dia.
| Oesohey2o.
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FYeM CoUer-Seed.
February l3.

nj. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, has re-
IN ceived supply of excellent red Glover
Seed, which he will dispose of OH moderate
terms for cash-Also, few bushels of Fresh
Burnet and Hemp Scotland On band, t.
notify, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Burden
Grass, Peruvian Grass and Lucern.
ALSO,
A general assortment Of the best kinds of
Garden Seeds, mostly ofhis own saving, from
the last year; Medicinal Seeds; Bird Seeds,
and quantity Of large Lombardy Poplars ;
Towering Trees ana Shrubs best London
made Pruning Knives, Garden Shears, Hoes,
Rakes, and Books on Gardening /; Flower
Pots Of al, sizes; All elegant assortment Of
Chimney Ornaments, Queens Ware, China
and Glass, Stone and Potters Wares-with a
general assortment of Groceries,
q 8. A genteel person may be accom-
modated with Private Room and Family
board, CT moderate terms.
February Z. edlw 3tawlw &lawlstM
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Feb g..
"a SH,MGIDM / AVtkf.,
Z L T. S y u X G.

rHE subscriber has returned tothe Wcsh-
( ingto1 Tavern, LEEsBURG, where ne IS
PREPARED with every thing necessary ior .he
accommodation Of those gentlemen and ladies
who NAV honor him with their custom.
Having laid in good stock OF liquors hay
and oats, and having enlarged his stables, al:
engased careful, attentive and hohes' most
Ter, he flatters himself that, by his unfemi'
ted attention, together with the diligence
care, and activity OF his servants nc WIZ oe
a,,le 70 render his customers the most pcrfec
satisfaction in his line.
a. D. The house is in much better coz
d;tion than formerly, for the accommodauol
of travellers.
James Dawson
Leesburg, Virginia Jan Is
PaINTINc in its yario ! oranc enc
neatly executed at this oAes,
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salts at Venaus.

: Gerry Tuesday and rIIu]y >
On ~ WILL BE SOLD !,
,r.ndue Store, corner Of Prince and
d w Water streets.
. e,,:.., Of Dry Goods, Groceries, 20.
n YS.'sL - &c which will be expressed Ia
P ;!',s = The day--All kinds OF goods
the nli. :, : on limitation and the prices OF
s lla ar are established, can at any time oe
WHO .s,,1pmchascd at the lowest Limitation
saa P'-S p. G. Marsteller, Y. M.
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The managers Will conmchcc dFaWing III
the CITY OF n. York, on the second TUESDAY
in April next, and will continue TO draw 500
Tickets each day until inished.-licke's tor
sale at the subscribers Bookstore hlng-street,
Observation-Disclosures tickets in the present and
late Baltimore Lotteries taken IN exchange
fo. Tickets in thi,, and all tickets sold as a.
bove examined free OF exPence.
Present price ofTickets S 8 so.
K. GRAY.
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February l6.
BRICK & STONE LAYERS,
B. Hill q T. Bull

MORN tie citizens OF Aloxandria and
i It's vlcIaity that they have commenced. the
ABOVE bushess, and from their practical
knowledge nope to meet with share of pa-
tonnage from generous public. They pledge
themselves to execute such orders as they
ma be favored with in Satls.a, tory manner.
They will furnish materials measured in the
wall, or lay them by the thousand, a. may
SHIT their employers. Where they. are re-
quea}ed to furnish materials they viii be of
the first quality.
February II. dsm
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ll,ol4 Prizes.
2l,9S6 Blanks.

$4,000 Tickcts-Lcss than two blanks to
prize Subject to deduction ct per cent
Prizes payable 80 days alter the conclusion
of the drawing OF the ABOVE prizes.
First drawn number lst days drawing ls en-