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Tofcph ,Mandeyllle,

Iofcph ,Mandeylllc,
eoRNEK Of KING and tAxRFAx s7KLlis.
z ~ ALEXANDRIA:
Has received a considerable adf
M dition to his Stock,
And OFFERS FOR SALE,
90 hogsheads, lst and I'd quality
20 barrels MuScovado Sugars.
1000 lb. Green Coffee
sl-2 tons British Patent Shot, assorted
BIB t No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
40. boxes Mould Candles.
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO h., Nutmegs.
casks London refined Sai.petrc.
ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Yoth az hy.
son, Hvson Skin, and Padre SouchoHs leSs,
in quarter chests, boxes and canni sters most
of which are equal lii quality to any ever lras
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, Ten
eriffe, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Meduc Clarct.
jamaica, Windward- Island, and Northe.-
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whishe'.
Six hogsheads Cherry R"nnce.
Retailing Molasscs, Havanna Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil i'll bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocs latc, Rice
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves, Cassia' n.
mento, Race and Ground GinSel, Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Ralslns, Almonds:
Curraats, Nader, Alum, Copreras, Koli
birthstone, Chalk, British and i'randywlne
Gunpowler, Spanish Sesars, Ca'ehdlsh and
Small twist Chewing Tobacco, Leipcis
CARROTS, and Ha,nitcn's Snuff, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cord
hing Lines, sc. Ssc.
.t,,ber }3.
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TO RENT.
September 8.

A three story Brick Dwelling House, at
the corner OF Washington and Prince streets,
at present occupied by Mr.. Thomas Jacob -
Possession will be given on the first Of No
yember next. For terms apply. to MIR. P.
Triplett.
Edmund Denney.
OCTOBER ia. 60
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FOR SALE.

4 quantity Of Aontc :. f FL ..ory I'D
:, T hs ap rs 's ,wo % stories asS. ass
two very handsome two story ; ., finished
rent, in pleassn. situation, ~, o,IGeIds
9th mo l4th
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TO PARENTS.

49, Inc anHeTfG cases ~ CLfeS 7se!J0T w -,
sg HAMILTON'S So
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
s. 8 L O q En- G. Els.
Selected from q very numerous Ast,)
ARE presented as indubitable proof of the
excellence and safety of this valuable specific,
Tor destroy ing worms in the human stomach
and m.estlaes. s7E srs3
1:aom ldr. Bewan,ia Williams, No. 80, Bel
aimore ssreeh ssuo doors above south Gag
street. ~
9 I have son six years of age, who for four
wears past, has been generally in a very un-
healthy state, particularly in summer; tie
quentIy afflicted with alarming CONFUSION
fits, the whole of his little frame wasted fast,
his breath foetid, and almost constant itching
At the nose waa excited, with other alarming
symptoms. During the course OF the above
period, the advice and attendance OF three OF
the most eninen. physicians in Baltimore
were successfully procured. Each Of these
gentlemen, In his turn, declared worms TO be
the cause of the child disorder, and exhaust
I ed his skill in attempting to expel them. PINK
root, steel filings. with q yariety.oi other me-
dicines, were administered without the least
success. 1t was once pronounced Impossible
Tor the child to live many hours. l,za-
had heard of your Worm Destroying Lo-
zenges, but with many others did not think
highly of so cheap medicine, until gentle
man of my acquaintance tMr. Wm. S. Moore,
auctioneer) in whose family they had been
used with good effect, advised me to make
trial Of them accordingly gave my son
.3,oaa. ~ahln IN directions, which soon eX-
PEELED eight large worms, some OF them a.
bout eight inches in length second dose
brought away four more OF similar sze
third dose being administered, no worms ap-
peared. The child recovered and now enjoys
good state of health.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS. B
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9th no. l4th
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ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor the Itch,
certain cure by once using; liamiIton's l'o-
zenges Hami;ton's Elixir, Tor Coughs the
celebrated Ambitious Pills; Hamilton's Is
sence of Mustard, for the Rheumatism !;
Tooth Ache Drops; Hamilton's Grand Re-
storative for Debility.
w. TAKE. NOTICE.-That limitations
ofthe above medicines are for sale in this
town-therefore please TO apply Only TO 1as'
Kennedy, sen. Bookseller, king-strect, Aiexa.
who has long been sole agent for tie sale OF
the genuine preparations. AS further secu-
rity against imposition, each genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature OF
Hannah Lee,
IVido.v Of the late P''ot1letor.
InIv al
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PHILADELPHIA, August S, 1906.
TO III. LEE.

Some time last spring was afflicted with
loss of appetite, giddiness in the head, fever
and great debility, SO that could scarcely
walk. In this distressing situation | took
many things, bat without benefit. An acs
quaintance IN the country semitic me to pro-
cure box of Hamilton's Lozenges. Curiosi-
~ prompted me TO read the directions, where
fonnd my complaint exactly described by
the doctor. ] Immediately sent for another
box of the Lozeages, and took one dose,
which brought away large Quantity of
worms, and I felt greatly relieved. Encou-
ragged by this, took another dose, which
was attended with the happiest effects, as it
relieved me. entirely, and am now in better
state of health than for considerable time
past. have since given them to my chill
dren, and can speak from experience, that
.hey are most valuable medicine, and am
happy to add nay testimony to numberless
others of their efficacy.
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AFFIDAVIT.

Michael Duffy, residing at NO. ~, w AXES
street, Feli's Point, in the city OF Baltimore
voluntarily maketh oath that the following
statement is just and true ::
In the beginning of May last, my three
children, boy of seven. and two girls the one
five. and the other three years OF age were
taken very iii, nearly at the same time, OF a
common fever, as then supposed but was
soon convinced the disorder was caused by
worms. They were frequently troubled with
CONFUSION fits, and violent startings in their
sleep, and with almost continual vomiting and
purging, particularly the youngest | made
immediate application to physician OF the
& tirst reputation, and his medicines were adj
ministercd withaConfi ence OF success, which
only increased our. disappointment. The
children grew daily worse, and was absolute
" without hopes OF their recovery. The
youngest soon appeared almost devoid of AMI
anation, and scarcely an lnhabllant OF tins
world. In this distressing moment Twas told
thai tsamiiton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
had peiforaled many cures In cases equally
desperate. ilnlnediately purchased box,
and oayeseach ofthem- a dose, which in few
hegrs produced the most desirable effects
The eldest voidet q great number OF very
aree worms, and the second thousands of
smalt ones, many OF them not a quarter OF an
inch--in the youngest they seemed to be con-
snmel, and had the appearance of skin and
shiny matter. i repeated the dose agreeable
TO the paper of directions, and they ali speed
nv recovered good state of health, which
they still enjoy, Thoughts months have near
,ly elapsed, since they were os,the borders of
the grave, and the death of the whole seemed
to be igeyitabae.
J. SMITH.
Sworn before me, this a6th day Of Septem-
Der, 1879.
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THURSDAY, MovembeY 80.
FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The following motion was submitted by
MIR. Giles for the consideration of the SEN
ate.
Pesolved, That so much of the Presidents
Message, as respects the relations existing
between the United States and Great Bri-
tain and France, with theaccompanying do
csments, be referred to select committee,
with instructions to examine the same, and
that the committee have leave to report by
bill or bills, or otherwise.
Mr.. GILES introduced the following re-
solution with observing, in substance, that
in pres -nting the resolution to the consider
alton of the Senate, he did not mean at this
time to suggest a specific of course proceed
ing, as proper to be observed upon the very
delicate and interesting topics embraced by
it; nor to pledge himself upon presenting
any specific proposition, for the final adop-
ton Of the Senate; but he was induced to
introduce the subject, at this early period
of the session, because he was deeply i'm
pressed with the Importance of the disclo-
sures made in the message, and the accom-
panying documents as they respect the in
terests, the character, aud even the depen.
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7 wifi nevertheless avail mysclI OF tuas
mode which he still;permits to repeat TO you
that his msjessy has authorised me- notwi y,
Standing the ungracious manner III WHICH
he former offer Of Satisfaction for the affair
Of the Chesapeake was received, TO renew
that Whit, Mr.. Ersklne was instructed 70
make. You have said thatyou so FULLY IN
derstood the particulars OF that ofter, that !.
deem it unnecessary to recapitulaee tns"
here: I regret that, since they were SO
clearly understood by you, you should NOT
vet have been enabled to state to me eitner
in our personal communications, or In inc
letter which am now answering, whether
they are considered by the President as sa-
sisfactory, or whether they are such as he
ultimat sly means to accept. You seem NOT :
so distinctly TO have understood the form OF
proceeding in this affair, which | took the
liberty Of suggesting as likely to Ieaa 10 q
satisfactory result, without however at al
preeludiug any other method which might
appear preferable to you. Ny proposal
was, not to communicate note te7aer'ns
satisfaction, bat to agree with you before
hand upon the termof declaration ON the
part OF, his majesty, zvhicA shoula actually
pi0s the satisfaction, tine conditions OF
which informed you that was authors
ed 10 carry into immediate executlon!& OF a
counter declaration to be signed by you
on the par. Of the United States, Tor the
purpose of accepting such satisfaction. |
expressly stated that this interchange OF
official documents was not meant by me as
the means of conveying to each other our
espec;ivessenliments THAT understood
to be, as is usual, the object of our confer
encps and / amagined that the papers to
be signed by rs, respectively, would be the
result Of those sentiments SO communicated,
aud thar by being reciprocaly corrected and
modified, & simultaneously delivered, they
would form one compact by which the two
countries would be equally bound. This
course of proceeding Is coniormable TO the
practice Of the courts Of Europe on similar
occasions. You did not at the time appear
to object it; you even requested me to
come the next day, prepared with draft
or project of a paper, framed IN pursuance
of these ideas; and although you desired to
refer the subject to The President for his ap-
probation, do not find in your letter Ell
Their an expression Of his sentiments upon
it, or the substitution Of any other form
that might be more agreeable to him, than
the one which have proposed.
CTR. 9ackso,1's Letter to BE- cont1nEe7.l
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: -
Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, at 10 o'clock, will bs
sold. at the Vendue- Store,
One bale of Role Blankets
and 20 barrels Prime Pork.
P. C. MARSTELLER.
Decenberf4.
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November Term, 1909.
John A. Burford and others,
VS..
Thomas Crapdell's Administrative,
and others.

and others.
This caule coming on this day
to be heard upon the bill, answers and exhibits,
and the arguments of counsel, and tue court
having duly considered the seme are OF OPT
Nor, That the bank Of Potomac has no lieu
upon toe said shares in the Til mentioned.
And to enable the court 10 make up tlnal
decree in the cause, it is ordered, that Master
Commissioner Aud, do state an account be-
tween John A. Rurford and the estate of
Thomas Crande!l, including all the dividends
which has besn secured by the said Crandeli
or his aeministratr.S. or which have been ac-
crued upon the said bank stock, since the
transfer to the said CrandcIl, deceased
Also, state an account betweea Dyson's al
ministra;rix and the estate, exhibiting the a.
monnt of assets which came to the hands OF
the administrators, and the payments made of
debts due from the said estate, by the admit
nistratrx-and also, state the balances due at
this time from Joseph Dyson's estate to the
respective creditors of that estste, specifying
the names Of the .creditols anu the respec-
tive balances due to each--and for this pur-
pose give public notice by advertisement in
the Alexandria Daily Gazette, twice a week.
for two weeks, to the creditors Of the said es-
tate, to exhibit their claims at a certain time
and place to beby him appointed.
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Senate Of the United States.
WEDNESDAY, November 80.
On motion of Mr.. Goodrich,

ResolveG unanimously, That the members
Of the Senate, from sincere desire of shew-
ing their respect to the memory of the hon:
SAMUEL WHITE, deceased, late member
thereof, will go into mourning for him for
one month by the usual mode of wearing q
Grape rouad the left arm.
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t. Church Music.

A PERSON qualified to teach PSI ALMonK
is wanted in the Rev. DR.: MUIR's G nurch.--
10 such person great encourage ,ment "
be given. Apply to the TssaY Iyer Of q
church. N%0
AszssasE 4 - "A xp,~S
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,aleranprta DatIp 6atem.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8.

MONDAY, DEFENDERS.
AT the Anniversary meeting OF the 81.
A,,dyezv's Society, held at the house OF Mr.
John Macleod, on Thursday, 3oth Nov.
The following officer. were chosen tor the
ensuing year:
flames Patton, President.
lndre7u 9amieson, 1st Vice President.
fames Kennedy, cd. Ditto.
Rev. flames Muir, Chaplain.
Charles Douglas, Physician.
Andrezv Fleming,
fohn Ramsay, a
Daniel Mac Doxgal, Managers
Alexander Mackenzie.
Robert andersen, Treasurer.
9ohn Macleod, Secretary.
After which the Society parteok of an
elegant dinner, provided by Mr.. Macleod,
and spent the evening in the greatest har-
mony and conviviality- in the course OF
which they drank the following toasts.
1. The day, and all who honor It.
2. The Land of Cakes.
8. The Land We live in.
4. The President of the United States.
5..George the Sd, King of the British.
6. The immortal memory Of Washington.
z. The Congress of the U. States.
MAY liberal construction of right, and
spirit of mutual concession, preserve and
perpetuate the blessings of peace betwixt
the United States and Great Britain.
s. All Charitable Societies.
May they not weary in doing well.
9. The memory of William Hunter, jr.
the founder of this institution.
10. A Lang Syne." The innocent joys
Of sportive youth, and scenes early days.
II. The Plough and Sail, our national
wealth and individual prosperity.
-. The Judiciary of the United States.
10. Highland hospitality.
ID. The American Fair.
IS. Attachment to our Native Country,
and fidelity 70 the Land we live in.
10. The Beggar's Benson.
II. May care and trouble ne'er fash, but
rniuh and Joy be with US a.
At "a meeting, on Friday 1st Dec ember,
the following gentlemen were chosen Mana
gers for the ensuing Dancing Assemblies,
to be held at Mr.. Brooke's City Hotel.
Nicholas Fitzhngh,
George Deneale,
Ferdinand Marsteller,
Craven P. Thompson, Managers.
George 1oungs,
Timothy Mounyord,
Joseph II. Vaudeville,
alexander Moors.
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G. Deneale. c. c.
December 2.
a. The Parties intereffed in

a. The Parties lntereited in
the subject matter OF the foregoing decretal
order, will please take notice, that on Tues
day the leth instant, at my office. King
street, Alexandria, ! shall proceed to dis,
charge the duties committed to me by the
said order; and particularly the creditors OF
the estate OF the said Joseph Dyson, deceased,
are required, at that time and place, to exhl-
bit their respective demands, with the youch-
ers, ane evidence 10 support OF the same.
Colin Aud, NJ. Eons'r.
December 4. a. 2lWzW
c. PRINTING in all It's vas
rious branches, handsomely ex-
ecuted with accuracy and dis
patch.
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NAeaaNGToH, Judge, delivered the opinion
OF inc court.
IMPRESSED wia the magnitude Of the
questions which have been cIicussed, we
cuuld have wished tor more time to delbe-
rate rpon them, and for an opportunity to
commit to writing the opinion which we
have formed, that it might have been rem
dered more ineligible to you, AID less sus-
ceptitie Of being misunderstood by others.
Bat We could noe postpone the charge with
oar being gull y Of the improperly OF snf,
fering the jufy to separate after The aygu-
meAls CT counsel were closed, or Of keeping
them together until Monday; a hardship
which we could not think of imposing upon
them. shall proceed therefore, to state 10
you, in the best way can, the opinion Of
the court upon this novel and Interesting
case.
L may not be improper, in the FIRST place,
togcEresh your minds with shor1 history
OF ,de transactions which nave led TO the Of
fence with Wllich these defendants are
charged and 20 consequences which
might have been OF serious importance to
the nation,
Gideon 0hnstead and three others, hav-
ing fallen into the hands OF the eremy, dur
Ing Tie latter part Of The year 1873, were
put or board the sloop Active, at Jan1aica,
as prisoners OF war in order to be conduct
ed 20 New York whittier this vessel was
destined with supplies for the British
troops.
During the voyage, Clmstead and his
companions, who had assisted in navigating
the vessel, formed The bold design Of taking
her from the enemy IN which, with great
hazard to themselves, they ultimately sue
c eded. Having confined il the cabin INC
officers, passengers, and most Of the men
they stseretl for some port in the U. States,
and had got within FIVE miles Of Egg Har-
bour, when captain Houston, commanding
the brig CONVENTION, belonging to the state
Of Pennsylvania, came up with them and
captured the Active as Prize. The sIoop
was conducted to Philadelphia, and libeled
in the court Of admiralty, established under
an act Of the legislature OF hat state.
Claims were fled by Olmssead and his
associates, for the whole Of the vessel and
cargo, and by James Josiah, commander
Of a private armed vessel, which was in sight
at the time OF the capture by Houston, Tor
a proportion OF the prize. Dispositions
were taken in the cause.
A jury was empannelled to try il. The
question OF tact was, whether the enemy
was completely subdued or not, By Olm-
stead and his companions, at the time when
captain Houston came up with them. The
jury, without stating single fact, returned
8 general verdict, for one fourth to OInlstead
and his associates, and the residue To iious-
ton and Josiah, to be divided according to
law and to an agreement beta cen tg,eea.---
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& 8. Any person W'ao may secrete, or aid
in secreting any Frsnchnan, shall Be p,l-e
nishcd according to the cirGun1stances Of
the case.
10. These regulations, embracing all
strangers not provided with The letter re-
quired BY the first article, those only can
be deemed exempt from their operation,
who enter and leave the port IN the prose
cation of commerce, or for any other equal
" lawful purpose. This privilege IS not,
however, extended to Frencllfntn, who are
strictly prohibited from entering the place
.osa. any account whatsoever, under the pain
of incurl ing the resentment Of the govern
inent, and being held and treated in ali re-
spects. as prisoners OF war.
II. Frenchmen who, agreeably to the
reensitionssof article Isl, may contiHrla IN
this city or its dependencies, arc enJoin.
ea to conform strictly to our laws and Gus
toms.
IL. The CuIoans will not fail SO to assist.
those who are thus compelled to leave our
shores, as shall manifest that We continue
to treat them with that humanity and ten
derness, by which we are characterized.
The foregoing proclamation shall be pub
lished in the usual form, IN Spanish and
in French, and posted at all the public Plac-
es.
Done at the CRY Of Cuba, 10Th April,
1909.
(signeo)
SEBASTIAN KINDEL AN.
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FRO N CTR 4.

We are indebted 60 the politeness ola re-
specialize French gentleman Tor the Spanish
paper cOnsasaing The following proclanaa-
Seon- America viii cncs azcrs sheI4ey "a
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TO gentleman, who has bestowed up :,
the North American many commerce
articles, its editogs IS indebted for So
Havana Packet Of the 23d ultinao, fro'a
which he makes the following
TadPo RY.6.agT 7R.g.sSL .4TI0N.
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In the circuit cours OF the Uaitcd States
Tor The Pennsylvania district, April session
1903, present Judges Washington and Pc
tEIS.
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Michael Bti8be,
James Atkinson,
Charles w rstfIl,
Abraham Ogden,
Charles Hong,
William Cole,
Samuel W iIkiEs,
Daniel Phyie,
John knipe.
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Don SEBASTIAN KlNDLIAN X o'RIEcAN
knight of the Order OF ST. lIago, Cover
nor and Commander Of the City Of St,