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G,1d, calghs.
HAMlLToN,s ELIXIR.

Sovereign remedy t0r oo'us, o1o' j
Courhs. .asthmas, sore throats, ana
epnsoaehinr Consumptions, and mast
disorders Of the breast and lungs, J.
A SINGLE trial will prove, that it
restores the determination OF the s
|s 4 ii TO the surface of the body; and
,r;;nos an the common heaithful perspira-
ION: that it dislodges and eyacuates the
tough yiscid phlegm or mucus, strength-
ems the weakened vessels OF the lungs
Esbeathes the acrimonious humor which
|reritates them and finally discharges It.
Thus strikes at the root of the disorder,
THE symptoms are of course efectually
land permanently conquered, the reverse
Iof common medicines which weaken the
constitution, and give strength to the
|disol der, for the sake OF modefatmg Tor
1.-The nresent some of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
Seected from numerous L't
TO I'll. LEE.
Being DESTROYS to make public tor the
rood Of others the excellent quality OF
llANfLTON's ELIXIR, prepared by
The late Mr.. Lee, have sent you the toll
lowing account of the benefit [ have re-
Ice,yed from it; which | hope VIII induce
others to give it trial. In consequence
Iof a bruize on the breast received from q
|laN. my health~grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently have
mad suddenly to rise UP in my bed witt
Ian the horrors Of immediate su'fooatson
| Add to these, a constant pain IN my
breast and a cough, a great loss Oh
strength and flesh, and you may concelYe
lthat my symptoms evidently indicated an
lapproaclling consumption. The advice
lef most eminent physician was resorted
| o. and afterwards second was called
I'm. but without giving me any relied
Another physician, who knew me- and
the circumstances of my case, atlp'sea
mg to eire HamiHon's Etirir a tr'at-
saving. he had used SIT IN his practice
Iana al,cuys four,d II 10 do much good V
bottle was procured, and l found FeSSsl
before Had ta1een half Of 1T. icontnued
Ito use It, aud was soon strong enough to
attend to business. On taking cold, some
/ Of my former symptoms return but are al
yavs removed by a dose OF two of the e.
liixir.
GEO. BENNER, jr.
No. II, Budd street, Philadelphia.
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Public Sale.

II NDER the authority of deed 4
a. trust from Jonathan Schol6eld ,ns
wife for the use OF Andrew scbol6 aS
the subscriber will offer Or sale At npSl s
auction, at 10 O'Clock, o. Satuydap ~.
third day Of August mex 4 Lot df Grand ~
with a two story Brick Dwelling Bmsa
and other improvements, on the east snIs
of Washington street, between prmrs
and Duke streets, lately occupied h.
Charles Tyler. The terms will be made
known on the dav of Sale.
Rcsert 1. Taylor, Trustee.
July II cots
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Lawrason s Fowle,

WHO MAZE FoR SALE.
500 crates well assorted Liverpool
ware.
100 boxes tin.
400 boxes moule candles, assorted
sizes
500 90 Brown soap, 4
100 do FISH, suitable for the W est,in
dia market,
100 barrels mess and No. l, Bosto
beef,
200 sides soal leather.
90 pipes coguac brandy,
90 cases Me,loc ciaret, of a very SUI
perior claret, containing Az bot
Ties each case,
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse and line
salt.
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool ditto,
5000 do st. Ubes,
200 tons plaster Paris.
June "a
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New Publications

FAST receirea for SAFE by tie Subscriber
BELLS Engfayings of the Muscle,
and Joints, from the second London Ed.
ton.
Boyer's Surgery, Vol. LIST. ed in Press.
Latoar's Historical Memoir Of the War
in West Florida aed Louisiana, in 1919
and 1915, with an Atlas illustrative Of
the different Actions.
Morier's Journey through Pes, Ar
Imenia and Asia Miner to Constantine
pie, in 1903 and 1909, with a Nap and
Plates.
Mawe's Travels in Brazil, particular
lily in the Gold and Diamond Districts,
with Maps and Plates.
Humboldt's and Bonp!aDd's Personal
Narrative of Travels in tie EquinocGas
Regions of America.
brakes Natural and Statistical View
or Picture Of Cincinnati and the Miami
Country, illustrated by Maps.
Paul. Letters to his KiasEolk. descrlP
| tive ofthe interesting Events on the Con-
ItiGent of Europe, particularly Of the bat'
tie Of Waterloo in 1915.
Terms Of Christian Communion. Win
Ia particular View to the Case Of the Zap
fists and Paedo Rapti>ts, by the Rev.
Robert Hall. Author of Sermons.
JAMES KENNEDY e SON.
June 5 cow
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For Sale,

substantially built & elegant
q ly finished three story Brick Dsret
Inc, House on WateF-street, formerly
the residence Of the late DR.. Kennedy
with which will be sod, either conjoint
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, 90 feet front and 80 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accomme.
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold previously
to tie 18th of May next, it will then be
Cor Rsnt and possession given immedi-
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J l.. M'kenna
p3t&april "a 2awtf
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Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
Benz. BrosUn and Son,

Respectfully inform the Public that
they have commenced the manufacture
Of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
ner of Patrick and Cameron streets, in
the town of Alexandria, where they are
eady to receive any orders y,th which
taey may be favored, and Will execute
them with all despatch and IN the best
ner.
they hare received css assortment Of
Boiling Cloths
Of good quality, aud intend keeping a
constant supply. :
May 4 Il
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INUN ENOvER
Homilton's Gratd Restorative,

Is recommended as an invaluable me
licine for the speedy relief and perina-
nent cure OF the various complaints which
insult from dissipatcd pleasures, juvenile
yndiscretions. residencein climates unlal
forable to the constitution, the immede-
rate use of tea, frequent intoNcation, OF
any destructive intemperance. the I'M
skilful or excessive use of mercury The
diseases peculiar to females at a certain
period Of life, bad lyings ~, etc.
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Potomac Company.

A meeting OF the stockholders Of The
Potomack Company, will be held ),
M'haughiin's tavern, Alexandra, on
Monday the 5th of August, next, at II
o'clock, to appoint president and Ii.
rcctors to said company. BY order Of tie
boarl,
JOSEPH BREWER, Trcas.
July 2 eolSt
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Received,

ReCeived,
81 the ship Ocean, Capt. Fowle,
Liverpool,
find for sale BY
Lawrason & Fowle,
1000 sacks of coarse and fine salt
$500 bushels coarse ditto
20 crates completely assorted
100 boxes tin
s tons shot, assorted sizes.
Also for .sale,
The Cargo of the brig Ann, Captain
Pearson, from Cadiz.
go quarter casks sherry wine of .
supe Tor quality.
5000 bushels salt.
so boxes lemons
tons lead.
May IA
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Plan aud Terms Of Subscription.

Plan and Tcrms of Subscription.
When he Pubilshe submitted the pre-
celing notice Of. his intention to under :
take TINS national publication, although 1t
had LONG occupied his reflections, he was
not fully aware OF its Importance, tor ne
had never suspected What the tact really
Is. that there IS 80 where extaat an aa-
thentic published copy ofthe most impor-
tant State Paper in the annals ofthe
world.
The Original Declaration Of Iadepen-
denee. as deposited IN the Secretary OF
States Office, was happily preserved
when 80 many valuable papers were COR
sumed by the enemy. Without dwelling
upon slight differences, inaccuracies, or
omissions, the first words which present
themselves in our printed copies, and
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"A Declaration by the Representatives
Of the United States of America ID Con
oress assembled. whereas IN the orlgl-
nal the Declaration is thus headed
uThe Unanimous Declaration OF the
Thirteen United States OF America.
This Is not mere verbal distinction !;
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tcration OF any kind to be permitted IN o
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Yes and the publisher stands pledged
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ny itwith the requisite proofs OF anthem
ITCHY.
The size of the Paper will be Sc inches
By "a. 1t will be manufactured by MIR.
Amies, Ia his best manner and of the very
best materials.
The Design, which is from the pencil
Of MIR. Bridport, will be executed In imi-
ta,,on Of Bas Relief; and will encircle
the Declaration as Gordon of honor, sur
mounted by the Arms of the United
states. Immediately underneath the
arms will be large medallion portrait OF
General George Washington, supported
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Spears, Flags, and other Military trophies
aud emblems. On one side OF this me,
daiton portrait, will be similar portrait
OF John Hancock, President OF Congress
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The Declaration of lndepen-
dence.

wehave no authentic copy OF this
most important State Paper, the very ba-
Ais that supports the proud column OF A.
mericanL.iberty; none. at least, on whici'
the eye Of taste can rest, tor moment.
with satisfaction. Why hare aoe NOT
The English nation, still proud %
their Magma Ghartar, though every pro-
vision ii contains has beentrasnplea npoli
byg the bold ambition Of their rulers, have
Dabl;shed edition after edition OF TINS ~! ~
strument, each more splendid s,ian -
predecessor. Sir William bla pa :. h;s
has coliated and commented Oh l'--llis
6se COPY OF Magma Chartar has peen eS-
celIed hs latter specimens of art, and the
fsc.s;,n;Ies Of the scales and signature
baya na,leeyery reader of taste in oreai
Britain acquainted. IN some degree, MS
merely with the state OF knowledge am
Of art at the period in question, but witt
the literary attainmsuts, also, ct KING
John, King Henry, and their :. Barons
bold.v
Surely the Declaration OF American
Independence is, at least, as well emu
tied to the decorations of art as the Mag
ma Chartar of England and i the tac-sl-
miles ofthe signatures of the patriots VINE I!
signed it were published in America. 7
would serve to crafty a curiosity, at ieas'
as iaadab.e as that which calls for lalita
tons Of the correspondents Of Junius, OF
of the aristocracys,hat wrested the En-
slish Charter from the reluctant monarch
Of the day
We are firmly persuaded that the more
the principles of our Declaration OF laae'
pendence are spread out before the eyes
Of the world, the more they viii ee All,
mired, by foreign nations as we'll as oui
own sand every innocent and honest ee'
vice that may serve. TO attract attention
toward them, will serve, also. TO promote
the great cause Of public Liberty. Sue
an emoeilished edition aswili reuder I
an ornament to an apartment, will have
tendency to spread the knowledge =
ats contents, among those wAo won
otherwise have turned their thoughts by:
lightly towards the subject. Such an e
dition viii servete place it continual !
under the eye Of man, woman, and chll'
ii family, il will associate the pieasin'a-
ble ideas OF elegance and ornament Wit
the history Of the transaction Itself, and
familia;ize those principles which form,
or ought to form, the very bond and &c.
ment Of political society. Norris 1t o. o.
small moment that such an edition, wei
exeeuted, will serve as specimen OF the
state of the fine arts amongst US at the pre-
sent day. Actuated by these views, the
Subscriber proposes to publish
a Splendid Edition Of the Dsclaratse'
of Independence,
Which shall be, in all respects Anne
rican. All the necessary materials saai
be Manufactured IN this country, and ex
pressly for this publication. The Designs
the Engrayiags shall be the work Of Ame,
mcrican Artists the publication through
out shall afford evidence ~f what cur CT
tizens have done in politics aud Can dc
in art.
Philadelphia, Mar,h, 1916.
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BANK OF .aLExANDRTa,
]uLY 9, 1876.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
holders in this Institution, that a diyideat
5 this day declared OF four per cent. 10
he last half year, and will DE ready to b
and TO them or their legal representa-
lives, on Friday the 9Th instant.
BY order OF the Board,
]. L. M'KENNA, Cashier.
July 5.
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ITCH CURED,

By once using Lees soeeretgn o'atinsn,.
The proprietor informs those persons .,
and families who are suffering under 3 this
disease, against the Infection of which
no personis safe) that if this ointment IS
used at night on going to bed, 1T never
fails to perform a cure by the following 3
morning, as thousands who have ..e USED ~ u
during the last ten years can testify. The
peculiar excellencies of tins lniaiiiDfe re
medy for the itch, over every other are
the certainty of cure bya single appllfca-
ton; the ingredients being SO nnocetn
as to be applied with perfect safety tothe
tenderest infant, and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
agreeable with the pleasantest ponatum.
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Toothe .9che Drops.

The onlyremedy yet discovered winch
gives immediate and lasting redei IN the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the Recipes Of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
W; VINO. 56, Maiden Lane, ew-York,
and by Der neutrality-suspicious. soldby
.Hessrs jas. Kennedy e Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA
April Is.
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Union Bank, Alexandra
June 81, 1876.

Stockholders, in this institution, M '.s
have paid the several instali'e1e' - . tfo
for. may receive ON application a. Ji,i.
hank. on or after The first Of Jolly a vi, ~:
dend from the profits for the SIX l III faur
ending soth instant, at the ta': ;tal noT
Ger cent. upon the money capi'''
paid in.
BY order, rasb;sr.
June %
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They have been, found REMARKABLY eff
catious in preventing and curing disor, /,
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully presery
ed for use by every seaman.
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Fer Boston.

Fs7S The regular trading schooner Ma
:s:.is tive, Nathaniel Mayhem, master
will sail in four days, end take two hun
lred barrels on freight, or passengers, ion
which she has handsome accommodations
Apply to
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CASE OF CURE,
so,ontod From q unlnppnlls IL.

Selected from "ameFcass tist.
John Hoover, ropc-maker, South Sc
cond street. between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
|oath as follows: namcly-that his wife,
Mary Hoover, was SO severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism, very dangerous
lily situated, the consequence OF severe
cold after lying in, as to be confined to
her bed for several weeks, and was at
length reduced to the melancholy appre-
|hension Of remaining cripple for life.
notwithstanding the most respectable me-
dicel advice was followed, and every pro-
liable remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases Of cures performed by lla-
miIton's Essence and extract OF Mustard,
they were procured from Mr.. Birch. No.
II. South Second street. The first appii-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room, and the use Of one bottle restored
her to her usual state of health and
strength.
JOHN HOOVER.
Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson, esq. one of the justices OF the
peace for Philadelphia county.
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The Restorative Ponder for the
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foalnsss, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to IN
lure and finally ruin the
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THIS is to give notice. that the s 1i
scribcr. of Alexandria county, III The oisf
t,ict Of Columbia, has obtained from Inc :
Orphans Court of said county lefters u
with the will annexed "a
the estate of William Smith, late Of 'Hs
county aforesaid deceased: All pef'SoD'
having claims against tie SAID deceusn ,,s
are hereby warned to exhibit the sa.s.
with the vouchers thereof, passea 0F ''y
Orphans, Court, to the subscriber, Oh =.
before the third day of January neA'' =,
they may By law be excluded if ,.ht q;
benefit to said estate; & thoss IHlcg'. -
thereto are required to Gahe Iil.iilFu'''0
payment. -, lac
OF July. 1916.
RiehGrG C. Norton, Ad@ , :.
with the will annexed, oi ""'
Smith, deceased.
July s eo4"
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Damask lip Sclpe.

Danask lip Sclpe.
HANS true e genuine German Corn
PtdisieP.
An infatlibIe remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving pam.
Hahn's genuine Eye Water.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether the effect OF natura'
weakness or of accident.
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HOLM RIMS.
No. 20. Chestnut street.

Philadelphia, June, 1916.
~ Mr. Bnoch Reynolds. Of Washing
ton. is appointed agent for the District
of Columbia. for the above proposed
splendid publication. He viii receive
xabscribars aud deliver the engrayings
when completed.
Jul3 2
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Orphans Court,
AIe.canlria County. July Term

ORDERED, That the administrator o.
William Saith, deceased, do insert TIE
usual advertisement three tilpes "eeN
for four weeks, in the Alexandra news
papers.-A copy-J'est,
a. Moore, Register. !.
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The SUBSCRIBER
Ha s, ,sssivsd by the ship Congress. !,
from liverpool uiress
4 fs,o packages Of yell chosen
DRY OPS

~ s.
CONSISTING OF
Striped janets
White quilting and figured ves,;.
DamaA table cloths, from Ga . ~
Furniture and other plates % l0s
Shawls
Gilt and silvered ball buttons
Plain and figured null muslin
Elegant tambored null robes
superfine cloths and Cashmere.
vHrdsd' t check and co anon ginsh,n,
Furniture fringe, coasistiee .of
hna round ball. plain and double s; lpns
The above goods will be sold on ad,,,
saseous terms by the pie or package ,sal'
H., Serge Taylor.
colin
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

FRIDAY, December 10.
Mr.. Stokes, from Nor,h Carolina,
appeared, was qualified, and LOOK his
scat.
Mir. varnuna'S motion respecting the
establishment OF Branch Bank of the
United States within the District oil Co.
umbia, having been modified so as to
make 1t a motion for inquiry into the ex-
pedIcncy of directing lie same, was a.
greed TO.
Among other minor business, was
he presentation, by MIR. Daggett, of q
petition of Thomas Law aud Others
prayiog that certain public squares in
he city may be laid out into building
lo,s, &c The petition was referred to
Mr.. Daggett, MIR. Goldshorough, and
Mr., Mason, of Virginia
The Rev, MIR. Glsndy having declin-
cd to accept the honor OF Chaplain, ten
deere TO aim by the Senate, the House
proceeded 10 the election Of a person
so act as their Chaplain. The election
resulted in the choice Of the Rev. Sc
RENO L, DwIoHr, oil Connecticut.
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- sN34ASS ~ :
NICOLAo FIENGO,

GUST ARRIVED FROM I9ALr)
Il AS the honor TO inform the Ladies and
Il 1 Gentlemen of Alexandria. and its vi
cinlty, that he has taken Store on Royal
itreet, next door to tile Herald Office,
where he has for iale on reafonable terms, a
large and elegant aiIortmcnt OF
AEAIASTER WORK,
Such as Groups and Figures, Jars Of the
mott modern and delicate taHe. ALSO, "a
number of FIGUhR rs and BUSTS III mar.
bic, ancient and modern. LIKEWISE, Il
numberof GROUPS and MEDALS, of
bronze, with very large collection Of
PAINTINGS, IN oil colors, by ancient
authors Anumber of Canoes engraved.
LIKEWISE, a quantity OF JEWELLERY,
iuch as coral necklaces, bracelets, ear
rings and belt -work in the mott elegant
tyle. ALSO, one fet of Breakfast c UPS
and SAUCERS, of hyperion quality
with number Of otlier articles too ,nlme-
rouS to mention.
December6.
N, B. Persons wishing any of
the above articles, will please call
immediately, the subscriber in
tending to leave this place within
2 or 8 days, for Washington CT
ty. n. L.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Monday, December Is.

I'm LIN IN AL 1 NJ IRO IL AL Il ~
MIR, Calhoun, of S G. referring tc a
proposition OF the same sort made at the
last sessions but then opposed by him as
being uns sonably Introduced said that,
since that time, the Bank Law had pass
ed, the subscription had been filled un
der suspicious circumstances, and the
Bank wss about to go INFO operation.
Now, he said, was proper moment for
The House to consider whether the
course ct internal Improvement was a
proper direction Tor the United States
10 their share of the pro6ts Of that in.
sIitntion. He therefore moved,
I" Thst committee be appointed TO
enquire into the expediency Of setting
apart the bonus, and the net annual pro-
ceeds, of the National Banks as per.
nanent fund for internal improvement"
Mr. C. said, /. was not his object at
this period TO discuss the importance OF
national improvement. II was suffi-
cient to say, that it was OF such import
snce as to have been annually recon-
mended to the attention of Congress by
the Executive That it had not been
heretofore acted on, was not 10 be attri.
4utedo MIR. c. said, 10 any impression
derogatipg from the importance of the
subject. Itarose from the want Of funds;
from the embarrassed state of our finan-
ces, and from the critical stare of our
foreign relations, which demanded all
our attention. We had nov abundance
of revenue, and were in a state of peace,
giving leisure to Congress TO examine
subjects connected with domestic af
lairs--oE all which, internal improve.
ment was not exceeded in importance
by any. He hoped, therefore, the reso.
luton would pass, and the enquiry be
made as proposed.
The motion was agreed to aenl. con.
The bill respecting a modification oil
the tonnage dutY,reported the other day
by the committee of ways, and Means,
passed through the committee Of the
whole, without debate, and was ordere d,
| nem con. TO be engrossed for third
reading.
Mr.. Smith Of Md. made motion "a
instruct the committee of Ways and
Means to enquire into the eEpediency
Of repeating the act laying duty on
NOES Of Banks, Bankers and certain
Companies &c. Mr.. s. briefly express
d his reasons to be, the injustice Of tie
1pera1ion Of this duty to enterprialng
men Of business, from which capitalists
ADD those best able to bear il were
wholly exempt.
The motion was agreed 70 without p
position and
! The House aGicurped.