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BKrcHrTE, June 10.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters. 5elclite,s June IL

I1faa 'Z"drFerS, .JeIcHfte,N June II.
The French army commanded by Bona
psrte III person, has been beaten the 22d
May. At the same time that Gen. Suche I
vas so shamefu,y beaten at Alcaniz, bv
the brave troops Of Arragon and Valencia {;
the Austrians our allies, overthrow the
French on the banks OF the Danube. The
battle of Elssng viii ne considered as one
OF Tie most memorable of the present age.
BLAKE.
IN hrragon, a6ont 27 american miLes
s.. Of Saragossa.
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SKvILF. Inne 90

An Intercepted letter ftom an officer of
thc French army in Germany, says. "Our
Eagles having dipp~ d ,hr;r wings in he Da-
nuhe, are unable TO hv fast. Our los. las
been great and il will he some tine before
we recover from it,"
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MuRcIA, June IT.

We have correct inform alton that our
beloved snvere'rn Don ferdinand 7th and
his august brother Carlos, are permitted to
take the air in the vicinity of the palace of
Valency and ara not refused the perus al
Of the French papers.
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DESSERT TO ALATE DINNER

FROM tie Bosfoa Pariof.
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PROPOSALS
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.. An extensive collection OF new words
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$. A dictionary Of French synonymes.
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z. An alphabetical list of the most familiar
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s. The difficulties Of the French language
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9. A complete treatise ON Frensh poetry
10. The chief English idiorns.
II. A treatise on the English particles, &c.
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By N. C. DUFIEF,

,lmhor Of .Aatme Displayed in her moae "
teaching language to mar, a1attied 'o'he
French language, sc.
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he first book Of nation is the dictionary
of their swn language,
VoLxIY.
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HamiZton,s Grand Restoratsue,

Recommended as an invaluable Medicine,
sor the speedy relief, and permanent cure of
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n;nated measures, juvenile indlscretions, re-
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ssntoxication or any destructive intemperance,
the unskilful or destsuctiye use OF mercury,
shs diseases peculiar to females, at certain
aeriod Of life, bad layings in, &c. &c.
And is proved by long and extensive expe-
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iewnsss of spirits, loss of appetite, impurty
Of tbs blood, hysterical affections, inward
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uarN'. rags AxD cExViNE

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A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF ting
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New York, Sept. 10, 1908.
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ALSo,1

The following new andyaluablc Medicine last
received and for sale as above.
(Ps1ce, Two Dollars fer 0ottle.1
Dr.. 7i0ots Celebrated Goas and Rhal' +
matte Drops.
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T MIR. Green of Fredericksburg an
Davis Of Richmond, will insert the 4
advertisement in their respectiga paI
once week till the l4rh January.
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For the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
A II N T.

1T is very much to be wished, that our
enlightened and generous citizens, would
give single trial of the abilities of the In
7aat Roscius, this evening. tits difficult to
credit that a boy only seven years old, could
commit so much matter--more does 1t star
tie credibi,ity to suppose he can deliver it
with grace, emphasis, fexibility OF voice,
attitude, &c.--yet that he absolutely and re-
ally assonishes his auditors, cannot be deni-
ed. As an Americen genius Of the most
fattering promises, and ancomnaon early
merit, at present, he assuredly deserves en-
enlargement, and it is recommended to tn
ladies, to make Up parties, with their chill
tlren. TO animate him with their smiles, and
reward him with their purses. Fathers
might with advantage bring their offspring,
il would certainly spur the Juvenile mind t.
emulation, and superiority. The power q
.oyatory has done more than the monarch
with his .scebtre, or the zUarrior with ms
szuoyd. and has been cultivated on Our
shores to no mean advantage. Add to this,
and need there be more said to interest the
feelings in behalf of our little prodigy, ne IS
laboring in support of a mother who has
been long confined to bed 9 sickness, 9
strange, among us--let not his efforts prove
fruitlsss--he will leave our city with sentl-
ments of pride and gratitude to his support
ers and bsRefactors.
PHILANTHOPOs.
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NoRFoLK, yuns g. =
- brig Columbia, Stevens, 20
TN, ~ St. tago de Cubas bound 70 a.
i no., put in to land 20 French pas
B bers' phsbe., Fleming. II days from
Sal : from Curacao. Lett at
u'.a Iune Z, ship Harriost, ct Charles
|ull' a schooner from Boston. No a
$ vessels at Curacao.
|'san s1s Boush, 20 days from St.
Fo9p sc,aba. Sailed in company sloop
! g Weldon v for Philadelphia, IN few
|jFs, $, Orion, Viekery, for Norfolk,
s,'s s.ys. Running down the south
Of or c - off the Isle of Pines, was
|rdra Sv.a small schooner with 9 guns
|rasu ,mbsr ofmen Of all nations, sbew-
nu ,.ss hut took them to be French,
b. s0 sss'sehooner was few weeks be-
. . g. Iaao under Swedish colors.
i = .s 1s the Venus under the land,
F:.a her hrr of provisions and stores of eve.
md s boat, a new small bower cable,
sS.snr and some plates plundered the
a. o q clothes. and two barrels q
= ol the cargo, gave in payment a SEA
l'h : and a canoe. They made.
!. . saou;ry forxessels bound from Cuba
h IIa;trd States with French passen-
Ga the 1s!h inst. about colleagues to
ve.,ward OF the HAVANA, spoke the
; Bstsev, Runney, from Marycabo
ID % Boston, who kindly supplied us
provisions, for Mich copt. Boush, re-
is his thanks.
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AN ACT

80 prevent Geese, Goats, Hogs and Sheep
s going at large in the town of Alexandra,
and injuries to Horsss AMI Cows.
i Sec. /. BE it enacted By the Cannon
Council of Alexa,,dria, That no person snail
be permitted to keep any swine within the
limits of the corporation, under a penalty
of FIVE dollars for each offence, nor shall
any goat, goose or sheep be allowed to go
az large within the corporation. 1t shall be
lawful for any white person to kill and de-
.troy or seize and take to his or her private
use any swine, goat, goose or sheep, so
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going at large. And It shall be the duty Of
the Superintendent Of Police and the Con-
: stables OF the town, and they are hereby re-
CURED 10 seize, kill and destroy, or appro-
pirate to their own use, any swine, goat.
goose or sheep which they may discover or
! shall be informed are going at large contra
~ to this act.
Sec. 2. Be. further enacted, That who's
ever shall hound or chase with dogs any
horses or cows, or chase the same by runs
ming after them, or by throwing at them
stones, sticks, or any other missile weapon,
Ito hurt or iniure them IN any manner what
soeyer within the limits of the corporation
!of Alexandria, and be convicted thereof
before the mayor or any other justice of the
peace, shall forfeit and pay not less than
two nor more than five dollars, and the pa
rents or masters, if they be children, sery-
ants or slaves, shall be and are hereby made
liable for the same to be recovered by dis
Etress and sale of their property respectively,
tor the amount OF the penalty and costs, one
half whereof shall be to the use Of the in
former, and the other half to the use of the
corporation, to be carried to the aid of the
other taxes, and in case they be free people
Of colour and have no property ON which
distress for the amount of the said penalty
and costs can be levied they shall be com
mitted to the jail of Alexandria county, 10
remain there not less than FIVE days and un-
till they. pay the costs of prosecution COM
mitment and relcasement.
Secs. And be it further enacted, That
this act shall commence from and after the
passing of the same.
Passed in Common Council, June s9th,
1909.
HUGH SMITH,
President Of the Common Council.
Approved,
VIM. HERBERT, Mayer.
At,esr-ADAM LYNN, c. c.
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TO RENT.

TWO STORES, on King;street, & three
on Royal street, with good cellars usder tho
whole hey will be let together or separate
as m.y best suit those who wish to occupy
them, as they may be all connected together
a family may be conveniently accommodate
.cd-the stands are equal if not superior te
ny.in the town.
Also,
A convenient d YELLING HOUSE, OF
St. Asaph-street, between Duke and FRINGE.
streets. Fhs situation is healthy, with gooa
garden and well Of good water in the Yard ts-
For further particulars apply to WILL lA't
MsKN1aHr, or at MsKNIoHT and 2TFFWAAt q.
store. corner Of Fairfax and King srss.S:
May 20. -
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Notice is hereby given,

Thata petition viii be pres nt-d tothe next
general a sembly Of Virginia, praying leave
to make. turnpike road from the foot OF
Great Hnaling Creek Bridge, leading from
Henry-street, in the town of Alexandria, to
the town of Fredelicksburgh' pursuing the
present stage rout as near a. practIcablli'y OF
ground combined with shortness OF distance
will admit.
June l6 WAN
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June a.
N . II c F.

THE subscriber by new arrangements;
4 made with Mr.. Jos nh Coming, has the
honor to inform the LADIES aud GEsrlRMfss
of alexandria that he sees himself thereby
enabled to facilitate themin the useful asp
quireinent Of the FRENCH LANGUAGE,
in reducing ais terms to 11ree .Dolla-s 2
Quarter, payable monthly, at witch terms
he will teach two hours every day. SATURDAY
excepted, At the Academy OF Mr.. Joseth
Corning. in 81 Asapn-street.
&c will also attend one hour day at -Four
Dollars a quarter, p>agaale montniy, those
who wish 20 be afforded at their houses.
TRANSACTIONS made IN English trefchj
German, and italian, at n1oderate prize.
F. TschlHely.
Apply so,bimself at his lodging, indiaF
Queen tavern, or at the aforesaid Acadeuay-
June 81 la"St s
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aIsranorsa Eailp 6asstte.

kurora and Eaig-The editors Of these
[ts cannot conceal their modification at
prospect Of termination of difficulties
\ England. DIANE, sne champion OF de-
Eracy IN Pennsylvania, has not hesitated
|enoanee Mr.. Madison; and Irvine, the
leader Of the tribe in Maryland, is close
sheels. lathe Wing Of Thursday last
Ind the following article, IN which, altho'
hnes are mentioned, viii be found sui
httoshowtas Hostility of the democrat
Irsy to tue wise and enllglten-d policy
be present executive.-M z. Com. Ady.
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MENIENTO.

ae earth had not mole to hide. thu deed.
SHAKESPEARE.
his day is the second anniversary OF ma
al shame and outrage--the attacslon the
and the murder of our fellow
(sns. Though " the public force should
kutet the public will,na tbs murder is still
kvenged BY Us, and uaatoned by the mrr-
Yrs! We have neitherasserted the rights,
avenged thswrongs ofour own citizens,
vevainly imagine ourselves superior to
Re world /! We, who have suffered our
Par to rot With the carcases OF the muir
Id s
" iathom fue-our honour les ~ faar
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NO T i C. e..

TIE committees appointed by the differs
ent uniform companies of militia of Alexans-
drja, have contracted for dinDer, to be pro-
vided for The military on the 4th of July, at
MIR. Siluck's garden at" Rural FeItity".--
Such OF the citizens as chuse to partake will
leave their names with any of tie tfHcers Of
the different companies previous 70 Monday,
2 O'Clock, in order that the numter to be ac-
comm, dated may be then ascerained. Tie
military evoiutions of the day will be hereae-
ter detailed.
JuEe %.
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aTEST So MOST IMPORTANT
IF TRUE
NEWS FROM SPAIN.

|orlg Expectation, capt. Turner, In Il
|ys from Laguira, We are indebted to a
lsssnger On board for the following an
hgencc:
wo days previous to their departure
Lagula accounts were received
ne arrival of a schooner in Porto
,4o, which left Cadiz on the tenth
iay : at that date all Catalonia wa,
-uArED BY THE FRENCH, and the pa
Is were III possession of Barcelona and
uonloy. The French troops that were
~ leagues distant from Seville, had
s y, g Madrid-The ministerial pa.
aksWlse contained the pleasing incl
- :, s.severe engagement having tax
,aIs between the French and Austrians
l's = Tue former were completely victo-
as NC i0rmer having lost $4,000 killed,
~ ~ and prisoners. Rumors were in
"a ,ss'O "a that Joseph Bonaparte had left
- rarls. PhA Register.
- = 9 lstter received in Baltimore,
s sasa faauanna, June 9, 1909.
eeeived the invoice and bills of lad
a0ur shipped byyou, and are sorry
sl.s Ss we are confident you must loose
though you have obtained freight at
}.s tate ats $50 per barrel. There
~ aand Tor flour, and nope our friends
\ s0lp Hour to this place until further
p. o,tf duties are fixed and 1uiA re-
i. .'aae must regulate itself. Our pro-
B saken assart--say for sugas 5 1-2
'1a eoHse 16 IL to u pefswt.
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Iaptain Somersell, IN 1 s days from st.
Pierrcs, Martinique, informs that the in !,
habitants were all peaceable and well dis
posed towards the new government.
That no attack had been made on Qua
daloupe by the British; aud, that no troops
had left Martinique for jamaica, as no ia
teligence.of an insurrection in the island Of
Iamaica.had been received at Martinique.
(N. r. Mercantile 4dd.
Accounts were received at New York on
Saturday last, from Martinique, stating the
expedition fitting out there against Guada-
loupe, was fast progressing.
By the Resolution, Love, from Teneriffe.
we learn, that the accounts from Spain re.
ceived there were highly favorable to the
cause Of the patriots. Some time previous
| to his sailing, the advic4s from Cadiz were
down to the beginning OF Mssg- Fifteen
hundred French prisoners had arrived at
Teneriffe, and orders were issued for pre-
pairing to receive an additional number.
(Phl. True Awer.
The legislature of Massachusetts, -terlni-
mated their session, on the goth ult. it is
stated to have been unusually short, but
that much public and local business had been
attended to, and finished; and during
which, in conformity to the mild spirit Of
his excellency's speech at the opening OF it,
a very great degree of harmony, urbanity
and unanimity had prevailed. They adj
iourned tc the 18th Wednesday of January
next.
Previous to adjournmenta resolution was
passed, instructing their representatives in
congress, to use their endeavors to cause
the following amendment 70 be made to the
constitution Of the United States:
$ That no law for laying an embargo or
general prohibition or restraint OF commerce
shall have force longer than until the expi-
ration of so days after the commencement
Of the session of congress next succeeding
that session in which said law shall have
been enacted"
Extract ofa letter from a respectable COM
.mercial house in Bremen, dated 9Th March,
1909.
American and colonial produce is very
high with us. Tobacco, 80 a 53 greats
Rice. If. III rix dollars---Upland Cotton
/ 1-s rlx dollar per lb.-Cof-e, Goa 70
greats -Muscovado Sugar, &c 28-Ha-
wanna do. 80 36-Pinento, SO greats
Pepper, 40 greats. Linens, low and plen
~. AS yet we see no prospect Of change,
the embargo in all ports on the North Sea
{ continues, and Americans cannot even get
permission to return in ballast"
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July L..
e. RECOMMENDATION.

II
THE Superintendent of Police recom-
N mends to the citizens of Alexandria,
during the warm season, frequent use OF
LIME in their Frivies and other parts OF
their premises where filth accumulates-and
the greatest attertion is required to the keep
ing clean and dry their cellars, SO that ne
stagnant water be left,in them.
He PARTICULAR, requests the proprietors
of unoccupied houses and cellars to cause
them frequently to be opened and aired
hossekeepers are required to cause all the
rubbish accumulated in their back yards 10 be-
thrown into the streets .that,the scayengers
carts may take 1t away.
John Longden
Snherintendant ct Police.
June II. d
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nymths doarly ring IT'S kneA.
frkyiov sOs hear hsm--ding--dong--beR."
US learn the humility of our condition,
put on the dress that BELTS us-sack-
and ashes y
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Warrington Society.

THE Members Of The Washington Soci-s
ETY. Of Alexandra, are hereby requested to
attend regular stated meeting 81 the said
Society, at Mr.. Cations hotel, on ! tuesday,
the fourth day Of July next, at II O'Clock. in
the forenoon. They will be attended by ths
Children of the Washington Free School,
for The purpose OF exhibition ar .examina-
ton, and particularly the scholars VINO haye
been placed in the Latin school at the s4-
pence of the Society.
BY order ef the standing committee,
C. Deneale, Secy.
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