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VIENNA, Mqy 3.

The following is copy of the answers
turned by the archduke Charles to TIT h
ter from the French emperor, accompmy
ing the insignia Of the legion Of honor:
Sire-your majesty's ambassador ha
delivered to me the valuable insignia Of Ii.
legion OF honor, and the agreeable lus
wIth:which your majesty has been please
to honor me. Deeply impressed with tbs
distinguished marx Of your mai5siy's nI
gard, | hasten to transmit to you the t1I
preston of my gratitude, " hich can Orf h
compared with the admiration citsdinrI
by the great qualities that characterize ycuI
majssty. The esteem of great man IS aI
richest harvest in the field of honor; and i
have always been anxious, Sire, to mtrN|
that of your majesty. ! pray your msiesy
to accept graciously the constant wishes
which cherish tor your welfare, and tn
highest consideration with which I have tbs
honor to be, Sire, your ma.es,y's most huns
bic, and obedieEt servant and cousin,
." CHARLES, F. NJ
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, July 7er"' ~, W.
Ordered, that the administrator o. y" "a
Shreve, deceased, do insert the toloSNss
vertisemcnt three times in each Ve''
four weeks in the Alexandria Daily 0'''l
Teste, -
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This is to give Notice,

Tia, the subscriber of Alexandria county
4, the district of Columbia, has obtained from
4se Orohans' Court Of said county letters tes-
tam.rssry on the estate of George M'Mnnn,
late Of the county aforesaid, deceased: oil
persona having claims against the said DECD
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same watn
tine vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before she. AIS. day Of August next, or they
NAV BY law be excluded from all beneht to
ssid estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested Co make immediate payment. Civ
IN under my hand this slst day OF Feb
Merdecai Miller, Exr.
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DiGrict of Columbia,
County Of Alerandria, Jan. -, I

County ofAiera~dria, Jan. -, 1910.
WAS committed to the jsh Of this esaa5
as runaway, . negro man who. calls him.
self JOHN GELAT, and says he Is ths:pro-
perry of Mr.. Edward. Auhler, Of jamestown,
Virginia-hs 10 absus 70 years ofsss, Ave
eet eight inches high, he'd On . jacket and
pantaioons Of negro green cotton, sAd IN old
brown cIoakj 10 had'ths .hossss. With HIN,
which hs was offering foe sale. The owner
10 requested u come and prsys lisa Psopsr&,
pay charges aud tats him away, Otherwise b
viii b Opposed Of a. The law directs 81, 5.;
James Campbell 3Gls.
s.as.v % Aavaa6 s
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Congrets of tue limited States
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
-.
FRIDAY, March 2.
FRIDAY. March 2.

Taken for the Alexandria Gozs'e.]
Mr.. M.Kin, after observing that me
collector of Baltimore had sunk money IN
nerforming the duties Of his Office tor the
las, two years, offered the following re'o'
luton: H.. -.
Reselbed, That the secretary OF tie sr'a'
.,rv br directed 10 lay before this house
.,eh information as he may be possessed o.
re.pss,iug the sm0lumsnu and sIPsp.
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N @ T I G. E.

UPWARDS oftwo hundred shares having
been subscibed towards forming the turn
pike road from Fauquier courthouse to In
iersect the Little River turnpike road, as au-
shorized by act Of assembly, The Subscribers
are requested 10 appear in poison or bv
proxy. az Haymarkst, on the Slst day OF
March next, to chuse i President and DI-
rectoas, and to take such order for COM
mencinr the work as may then appea, most
ADVISABLE The several commissioners who
have taken in subscriptions. are requested to
forward their subscription books or papers to
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an improve"
M snt in tho instrument for extracting teeth.
by which that operation is rendered corsiier
ably less painful, and more safe, than blythe
common method, and applies in all cases.
During some months use Of this iostrs-
ment, lthe only one except Bru6s ;Patents
where that will apply the Jaw has in no in-~
stance been injured, norths gum tern for La
>eerated.l
Persons who .chuse it, attended, q their
homes a. usual. Apply lower eadof Prinsey
street to
Oh {: Douglas.
Intending to apply Tor a'patent, it,ssnaoS
be seen for examination at present.
.December g.. ,eo5n
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RICHARD WOOD,

{ud;ss,. e. Gemlemen's Ha,r-DTtD
T1AS commenced Lusinesstlhs cay, 81; his
III shop on Fairfax street. opposite Mr..
Gnv Askinson's Prom his experience in q
business ob,aised by an ass' ytars ekfre"'
.iee.hih in ehis town, he AatteIs hinseit. that
he will be abls 10 please every psrso" whose
voou wishes for Ire prosperity OF young
msn may induce them to employ him.
February IS.
the ADORE business. I, - -. .
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r have not been able % answer your tex
....s, early as I wished, 70. have beea
.a,ssefousiy III, and almost at the point OF
d.aih, in consequences of the fatigue Of my
l,si sx5sditioa ! am mending tho slowly,
AID am, unable 20 write much.
Our situation here grows worse daily,
the whole province is nearly in the hands
Of the enemy. I keep up my eomman'ea'
tons ~ far as ! am able, but canaot an
swer for their safety. nv orders are not
oseyed two leagues beyond the walls OF this
eiace-ou- military chest is empty, Que
..tores almost exhausted, and provisions 50
tcarce and diiicuir to be had, thata fowl
for tn sick, has at times, been with ditti-
,,.I;r nrocured. Oar situation is discoura.
r;ag in every view, and Notwithstanding all
i have done, and procured TO be done, the
result ASSURE you is extremely doubtful.
.- Farewell, &c. &c.
TIEBAULT.
BADAJos, December &c.
The head quarters Of the British army
under the command Of lord Wellington,
marched from this place to-day, to be Gxed
j; is supposed at Almsida and Ciudad Rod'
Iiao.
LISBON, January 1.
1t is affirmed for fact, by person who
ha. had an opportunity ofbeing in the Office
Of general Beliiard, and seen the Official
returns, that since the srst invasion OF the
Peninsula, 672 900 men have been sent IN
colt. Bv, dsducting the number marched
back to France, and the present French
urmy in Spain, We can arrive at the know.
ledge Of their loss.
JSnuary4.
The following intercepted letter, pub.
I;shsd 10 the Seville Gvzetse Of the 2oth
oflasrmonth, by order OF the Spanish go.
y.rnment, will prove the precarious tenure
bv which the enemy hold some posts in old
Castillo, and exhibits q specimen OF the
conaleace which is 10 be placed in the to.
reign troops Incorporated in bonapartes
leglons.
Fartress OF Paaesrra, Nov. 1s, 1909.
The lieutenant commander OF artillery
at the fortress Of Pancorra to the general
commander in chief OF artillery.
.GENRAAL-
Al the prisoners Of state arrested in
this province made their escape last night.
,Unon examination my suspicious fall On al
the guard. The officer of the Pasrole mas
deserted, and the sergeant convicted OF b.
ing On sccompIiee. In fine, general, ! can
ilot place any confidence 10 the men COM
posing this garrison, a'ho are chiefly Frus:
SLAMS. aud If they are. not Withdrawn, and
French soldiers sent in their places, am
confident they will deliver the place to the
Spauinds. I am under the necessity OF
making the a<tilIerisss mount guard IN the
mos, exposed parts Of the garrison.
have the honor, &c.
(Signed) dlbY.
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Iames Keith,
lanes II. Blake,
Joleph Dean,
Humphrey Peake.
-. a L. 4 ,v~ O. - On 4
OrptlanS' Court,

February tn & frtl & o on t.
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Alexandria County, FEB. Term, 1870
Ordered, that the executor OF George
Ni.Mun, deceased, do insert the following id
~ersi.ernent three times Ill each week tor
sioht weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette
Teste,
Alex. Moore, Regliter.
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The election for the LIST Wardto be held
at the house ,of Jeremiah Neale, Unioa
street--Fof the ed Ward at the Council
Chamber-For the Sd Ward n Johs
Hodgkin . tsvera, and the 4sh Ward 5at tha
house of MIR. Hutchen's, euruer of Dak@
and ST. Asaph streets. 20 =, - ~
Extract from the minutes.
e.. ADAM LYNNE. g. { 1
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more, IN shs ysars 1904 nd 3, in ne din:
charge Of the dusie. Of s.. S6ss, Adopt.
ed.
< M. 1ohnsvn, from the committees sof
claims, made report on sundsy Si3iea q.
referred to that committee. The
were uniformly unfavorable. -
On motion of Dir. Ao,row the message
received from the presiden. of the United
States yesterday, covering treaty with
sundry Indian nations, vas referred to
the committee of ways and m cans.
A report from the post master general
was received and ordered to be printed,
The house resolved itself into commit
tee of the whole On the report Of the COM
mitsee of claims On the petition OF Eliza
beth Hamilton. The report is unfavora-
bic to the petitioner. ..
Afr. Root advocated concurrence in the
report. He limited that improper influence
had been used to force this claim through
the house. He was sailed TO order BY Mr.
Johnson. The chairman decided that he
might explain /: he did so--and Proceeded.
Hs de clared that Mrs. Hamilton had not
a color of claim. He said tina, The COM
mutation was forced upon the old con-
gross, BY the officers combining and threat
ening to resign, and therefore that no
one ought to have Communication but those
who came within the letter Of the eso.
luton OF the old congress.
Mr.. Nt.s.x ably advocated the claim,
and motto ed il proper manner the arper-
sion thrown out by Mr.. Root on the cha.
racters of tie officers Of the revolutionary
army.
Mr.. Yarnum spoke few words agains,
the claim, and attempted to prove that Co.
lionel Hamilton retired before the conc lu-
sion of the war, from the service, and was
not therefore entitled to computation.
Mr.. Taylor spoke in favor of the claim.
. Mr. Boyd was against the claim.
Mr.. Montgomery was also against the
cla;m-te used the same arguments aud
almos, the same words he did on this sub
ject last Friday.
A message was received from the Senate
informing the house they had passed a bill
for the encouragement of Torpedoes, in
which they requested the concurrence of
this house. ...
On the question will the committee concur
in the report of the committee of claims, 1t
was decided in the negative--Ayes So
Noes 60.
The committee then rose and reported
their disagreement to the report of the
committee of claims. The house imme d.
ately took up the report Of the com m,ttee
OF the whole, anu on motloh " Soueu''
the question was taken by ayes and noes
and were Yeas 61-Nays So.
Mr.. Nelson moved the following resolu-
ton: Resolued, That the petition OF Eli
zabeth Hamilton ought to be granted and
that the committee OF claims be directed to
bring in bill pursuant thereto. There
solution was Withdrawn.
Mr. Ghelson moved the following-Re.
solved, Tha, the committee of claims be
instructed to prepare and bring in bill
pursuant to the prayer of the petition o. E.
lizabe,h Hamilton. On the question OF a.
gree,ug to this. resolution the ayes were o.
Noes As. -. ..'s
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III. eoMMoK |. g.

&; oansaxD, 5H3 tho following pevsons
BE sppoiIted commissioners fsF svperia.
tending the, elections to b held q sthe dit.
f.ren, wardsof the town, On Taesday the
9th day Of Marrh next, for the ipuvpose -
elscting members of The Comnon Council
:for the ensuino rea.. q
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Legionary Court of Enaliry.

THE Court Of Enquiry q thf = zxglsa
ofliiEtia of tie Disfrics Of EsAxSs6id, mia
be held by Adjournment at ssyheuse On Sa7.
turday evening next, at 6 O'Clock.
JOAN MACLEOD, ca. Lee.
March I. r
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- PUBLIC. SALE.
On TUESDAY next will be sold at the Venak
due store, on credit of s months,
II NEGRO .WOMAM, ;.....
A good house servant, has Is ysars and =
months to serve, aged 'ts years.
p. C.. Marfteller.
March 9. ..' p ...... b. p ..
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Carthagena dss Mdias, Thursday,
Oh of -Auerust. 1910.

.
The iIIustrious corporation of the city,
having received intelligence BY an express
from the IInta of Santa Fe, respecting the
measures prom osed by the new government
established at that city, and regarding it,
., very probable that is the intention of all
enc other provinces, TO proceed to the re-
form Of the government which oppressed
them. and to substitute another, more con-
genial TO their dispositions. L declares the
time and circumstances. which il had alrea
dy announced 20 the public, now combine
for the establishment of Provincial Cru
bernative Junta 10 this CITY.
The said Junta then is TO consist of six
representatives of the people, one whereof
iar each district of the city, and the other
four to BE- appointed by the tour Cahildos
Of the different quarters of the province
wherefore, be 1t inown to the public, that
svery tree inhabiiaDt, or head Of family,
having house, private or public, and not
living at the charge OF others, who has no
s'aic on his character, nor is involved in
anycriminaI suit. nor considered or regard
ed as ayagrant, is to repair at 4 clock his
afternoon to the house of the regidor Dor.
Francisco GARCIA del Fierro, where they
will be. attended by Don Jose Maris del
Castillo THAT is to sa, those Of the district
sot 81, 1prribio.)
tHsrs j9I9s1V tie names IF tic various DIS.
tricts.
Each elector will bring his tickel with
hun, folded. sealed and subscribed and
those who cannot write, will present their
tickets to the respective Rrgidors in order
hattheir names may be set down in the
PRESENCE OF the commissioners o. their dis
Ects-and notary public who will certify
inslr votes in favor of the candidates, to
wnom they think best qualified tor the tai.
t0''' experience, probity and patriotism
pscsssary for the better discharge Of the sa-
cred trust, without distinction of rank.
Nls to be understood thar the six catdi.
ua'es who shall have most votes, shall be
s00sldered as elected representatives of the
people The election will close precisely
y '~ O'Clock Tomorrow evening.
1arthagena, Aug. 9Th, 1910.
NSre J'll'rU the names Of the members Of
the Cabi!d9.
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gage whit them unless they have at least dou-
bic the number OF men and guns. OF Ma.
Piles, to engage the British Spartan, the
French sent out one frigate of ~ guns, a
brig of war of %, two SIN aller vessels OF 18
guns, and eight large gun boats. One of
the sloops OF war was soon taken, and the
rest were glad to get back into Naples
Murat tore FROM the commander of the
Neapolitan frigate hts insignia OF the legion
OF honor and upbraided him with cowa,-
dice. Not less ENGAGED was Bonapar,r af,
ter the battle Of Trafalgar. The empress
with the emperor on the coast nearest to
England, observed an English frigase near,
and FIVE French friga.es in the port of Bou-
logne, and asked why they were not sent
out to take her. Her mortified spouse told
her the zvind was not fair. Mortified as
Bon aparle 1850 must he ever continue. He
can never remove the causes Of English su-
periority at sea. Their tactics and dis i.
pline are perfection. Their commanders in
general have so long been accustomed to
naval fights that fighting and eating are
done with equal asslduity and delight The
honors always heaped Upon the victorious,
) l. 4 L
are the strongest incentives. Their tars are
warmed with enthusiasts. Dibdeu has done
the Brush navy as much good as Nelson.
His songs, in every sailors mouth & mind,
have given them sslrit and energy that
bears them through all difficulty and dan
ger. With double the number of vessels,
guns and men, the French would still be
far inferior 20 their rivals. Bonaparte has
not the means Of creating such a navy, nor
could he place dependence upon i if erect:
ed. Hence he may as we'll cast about to
seize all the whales in the ocean as to think
of vsnqlishing the British navy and until
that navy is siIenced, his progress to uni
versal domination is impeded: till that ::
vent the Uaited States may escape his
fanes.
The Baltimore candidates for Congress
all disdain submission. The Federal Re
publican calculates that we have submitted
TO let the French have for eighteen years
past at sae rate of fve millions per an
mum. The Federal Republican SEEM.
strangely to suppose, that we had no mo.
tive for paying this poll tax to the French.
What We gave in the former years was for
ihe laudable purpose of extending republi
cansm and drmo!ishing thrones what we
have given in the latter years was for pro-
noting the freedom of the seas. Objects
of great moment both and though We
have in both been unsucce ssfu, let us not
regret the expenditure, considering the
goodness If our motives.
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BON 4 p Il z TIE
TO J A MES NJ Ads @ n.
PARIS, July 4, 1910.

How have you dared to repeal your non.
intercourse law, your snsi-ccmmerc;al sys-
tenn ? Ga the receipt of this information
have sequestered all American property l
could fud. My greater vengeance is yet
TO be dreaded unless speedily discover
reverse Of this system of submission 10 the
common enemy. Your proceedings are in
direct opposition to the repeated promises
and labors of your predecessor. Mr.. Lee
is charged with the conveyance of this.
BONAPARTE.
flames Madison to Bonaparte.
MONTPELIER, Sept. 10, 1910.
The repeal of The non. intercourse was a
has1y and inconsiderate measure to graz
,ify the people. 1t neither had Mr.. Jrffer-
sons sanction nor mine. The universal
CRY now is, "no submission" When
Congress convenes your majesty will have
the pleasure ofseeing the American Eagle
covering lower than ever to the Gallo
Cock. John Randolph is unpopular and
the influence of Commodore Barney and
Peter Little will re-essablish us in your
good opinion.
JAMES MADISON:
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Msranurta Datlp 6a;stte.
MONDAY, SEPT. II.

Electioncering proceeds warmly in Balti-
more city and county, which send two MEM
bers to congress. The old candidates, MEM
bers of the present congress, are Mr.. NJ
Kim and Moore, their opponents, Commo-
dore Barney and Peter Little. Several times
have they met, and in wordy warfare address,
ed the people. endeavoring each to impress
belief that he is superior to his opponent.
IF we take their own declarations, they are
all very worthy men, no submission men,
not very eloquent, but exceedingly shrewd
statesmen, a,d {" fit to bear the weight of
mightiest empires Barney Is for letting
locsea thousand privateers 10 sweep the
ocean and establish commerce. M'kim is
for granting letters of marque and reprisal to
enable him to do it. Barney says the sea is
his element, hut as congress woulc not send
him there, he is for going to congress, that
he may send himself. British commerce he
thinks he can easily destroy, the British navy
having too much to do to attend to the Ame-
ricans. We perceive not a word relative to
France and this silence proves them unfit
for The eff ,es they claim. Barney ought 10
become the commander of French prlva-
teer; Liltle watch cleaner to his Imperial
and Ro! al NJ. jesty M'Kim one of his stew
ards clerks, and NJ orc his purveyor of
house provlstoI, Mt one Of them is,
properly speaking, ALI American, or pos
sessed of genu ne american feelings Har-
per has more talents tnan thousand of them,
and more PATRIOTISM .nan ten thousand such
Lament tbe, degraded, Sank, is the reputa-
ton oil that diStrlci that raises vanity, lgno-
ran e, impuderce and party violence, and
keeps public virtue and splendid talents in
the back ground They are no submission
men, they say (; that Is they Will submit to be
striptnaked ann tro i'd n under foot by the
French but it a. hair OF the head Is Injured
by Grea! Britain, they are all . fire and fury"
Do TIE !cdcra.ists fold their arms in despair
Are they perfectly certain of the inutility Of
excrtion Tit would save much trouble
and expence, and would b, equally beneh-
cial to the United States. if the candidates
would withdraw their claims, and permit b.
napar;e to send couple of members warm
from France to represent shat district in con-
grcss.
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Captain Ripley, ofsetconer Mary at E
York, states a Spanish e,u'ra.'. ~ lie
Main arrived at Antigua 1olf Htt,s', 20
ask assistance &c stLcue The Ieyoiua,Lis,s.
Flour at Antigua Sic.
Comm unica,ed for the Ftderal Rtpubli.
Prices at Barba9oes, Aususf 4.
Flour ty TIE. cargo BIO 9, ,etsilire at
IL; rice 5, re'ailngsl S co; t,a.k;ls b
rs, retailing at7 so rom 60, tt,silny
at l 40; hsrrires S, tetaiig =, 10; 10.
bacco lV) IL retailing a, II tai Z, re.
failing a, 10; black ego peas 8, retailing
at 4 Deal lumbtr "a, retainrg at so
pitch pine boards SO, retailing "a. "a Cy-
press shingles retailing a, Sl2. Ne market
for staves--C,d6sh very low, and plenty
at market.
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...d;nr to.,le public suffrage, aud ITS
% sJ, honored with this d'en..y oy pub
sslao.Ismation It's contemplation, cares
JIG Pr ,o;Is having no other object in view
sud W. Thor in consolidating and promoting
th'n ssnniness of the people: Wherefore,
the vt" nerson whatever, under what Pretsxs
any r r !, may be. who is deficient OF that
Sow ,,u, moderation and due order; or
c,co ,,anif- 81. any opposition TO the regula-
.oO nablished by this Junsa. shall be de-
i ,..d guilty of high treason, and an enc
f0t . This public is to take notices that this
.,,r Iupta will not delay one moment,
nrrsu:, prosecute. secure, and punish
70 pp;nal transgressors. Ills but reasonable
'e' !. h. public who desire to have their OF
co.. occupied by just men, be themselves
n' n their operations, and wair patiently
81 t1' ;n,tice be administered in due time and
place. I'll. a.. - hs observed and
- d,via,ion theretrom to admit OF no apo.
losy or excuse.
VS Santa Fe, July IS, 1910.
Here follow the names of the members
composing the Junsa.
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Mr.. Lee, late Consul from Bordeaux, has
arrived at New York with dispatches for
government from Mr.. Armstrong. These
are reported to be of an unfavorable nature !;
of course we shall hear nothing of them -
They will be kept profound secret till the
sitting of Congress, and if called for, the pre-
sident will give information that from deli
cate considerations it Isl ot advisable TO lay
them before the public
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Nothing is more Notifying to Bo.
naparte than the evident superiority of
the British tars over the French; and such
is the dread of the French, toward, the.
English, that they never are willing to en-.
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CLEARED,
Schooner Ann, Stair, Wilmington BY
the MASTER.
s.oop Polly, Cwiaa, Nrw-Yo't: ] hn
and I. Vowel.
Scoop Polly, Shaw, do. J. Riddle aud
others.