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Prices Current, Wholesale, Kingston, MAY
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Supsrfne -four per barrel, s 10; ship
bread do. &; pilot do. g.; Whine do do /;
crackers DO 10; corn meal do 8 SO cents /;
rice per 1905. corn per hushel l so;
peas do ? bacon per ID. 10 cents lsrd do
is cents Goldfish per Ieolbs. 4 scale do
do saimon4 per barrel l6; alewiVes do
16; hsrrinss-do g.; mackarel do 10 pitch
pine boards per NJ feet 60; do plank do
g.; do scaniling do 81 yellow pine boards
do so: cypress shingles 30 inches, s; do
10 do 7 80 cents; common shingles 2 so
cents hickory hoops Is white oak slaves
aud heading per NJ e. so cents; red oak
slaves DO 81.
Exborts.-Sugar per. 1oolb 40 Cos ;
coffee do 100 l1os ruR per gallon Is
ginger per 1oOibs so COS cocoa, Cara
cas-, do none hides each 6s Sd IS I'd
loCwood per ON 1oi; fustic do 1of maho-
pany per NJ feet IS 40.
Exchange on Lendon, I per cent
Premium, on America, S per cent.-Pre-
mium-4OOI sterling, at par equal to 42N.
Spanish milled dollars IS Sd currency.
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Tin Mandatory & Plumming.
Mss ELIZABETH M'MUNN

Respectfully informs her friends and the
public that she contipuesto carry OH the MA
NUFACT0RY of TIN WARE, in all Its
various branches, and PLUMBING, at the
shop lately occupied by George M'AIun1, on
Fairfax, between King and Prince streets.
All articles in the shove line will be made
according to order, at the shortest notice anc
most reasonable terms.
She keeps sonstaHtly on hand, for Sale. a
supply of the various articles of lin Ware.
-. H.. ALSO.
Articles Of Sheet Irisn manufactured, and
Cutters ARd Pipes for Houses will be furnish
d at 20 Cents per loot. Apply a. above.
June 20, eolSt
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WILLIAM MOSS,
,lJOSEPIE,POMELL,
. WILLIAM.PAYNE,
:RIcliARD. MIZHUGH,
RICHARD RATGLlFf
49,. 7awss
.H NO T &c +.

The Members of 1.-The Hdsh1gtox
>Soeitty Of Alexandra, will :pieases.o
take notice, ;thata regular fta,ed Meet
ing of the said Society will be held at
M. Broake's Hotel in Alexandra, on
"Wednesday the four,h.of July, next,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon-1he
Socie,y will move in processionpte-
ciseIy at eleven O'Clock to.the Episeo.
pal Church, where a Sermon will be
delivered by the, Rev. Mr.. Barclay.
BY order O the Sanding Coasmittee.
-, C. DENFfALE, .Sse',y.
June IS. E . :,
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sRf GEORGE YoJNGS, n.
afully acauain,s Bis friends ard
4thesci.iaens of the Tosn and County
.of Alexandra, thai he regularly .prsc-
'tices the Law in the City Court. and
Ito all such bu6neis asmay be entrpft-
sed. to his care, The gives the mott .po-
:fsiye assurance, ..ihail be attended TO
mott promptly. and particularly.
,Iune go. 5.st4fat :
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Land :for Sale.

: In, pursuance of a decree Of the worshipful
!: court Of King George. county, We the SUBJ
I; : scribers COMMISSIONER therein naYnesL viii
exposed to public sale, 10 tie highsss bid
der, on the premises, for ready cash, On
TUESDAY, the sist day sf. July next, iff
fair; ifaot, on the next fair day
Ono undivided smoiety of
the tract OF land lying in the county, of Fair-
fax, on the waters Of Difficult Rum. contain-
ing one thousand acres-nere or less, the iSit-
tie River TURNPIKE Road passing fhssueh,the
tract. This land wascenyeyed by John Aah-
ton, sen:>to Charles II. Ashton and Others )
and is, sold to sstisfysa debt due Austin Smith.
from said Charles H. Ashton, Mr.. John wv,
Ashton, who resides. on the premises, will
slew ttisland TO any person inclined to par-
chase. -
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Twenty Dollars Reward,
Will be paid TO any person who will deliver
20 me IN Madison county,
NegIO B i Il L 7

NfgI0 % z Z L u
VETHO cloPed on the 24th orlast month.
w He is likely fellow, about so years
OF age. feet eight or nine tineheS high, is
MAJ kabiy straight, and has scar on one OF
his cheeks, believe the left, occasicned by q
cat ;~he is u cooper by trade, and served his
apprenticeship at the 0ccOquan Mills, and
was purchased some years ago BY Mr.. Thcs.
Richards, ola Mrs. Wsgsonsr, who lived in
The neighborhood ofthat place. He was seen
eight days ago or lis way to Alexandria,
where be said he was going to get employ
ment think it highly probably he may be
found in the neighborhOod Of the above Mill.
John B. Nooe. -
Arrsl go 80 s.....l Jaw
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To tie Admirers of TIE Freneh
Language. =

TIVE FRENCH Journal under the tide ,af
l. L'HEMISPHERE, appears every Sa-
turday afternoon at PhilaGelpbia, i'm pam
phlets OF Is pages, IN Two columns, iplarge
octave, printed with handsome tyEe.; and
conducted with care and inpastiaii,y
4L'Hemishhere binds itself toInibliah facts !;
and the most interesting Articles, a. may be
seen by the numbers already published,
which are deposited at the Gf6cs Of the A.
lexandria Gazette, where the Admirers, of
the French Language can subscribe. They
are requested 10 make sppicaiion imSnedi.
ately and to'give their support 70 Journal.
which has neec Of encouragement. The
price Of subscriptions Is zta:DolArspsr AIN.
payable in adyanss-
June IS. -
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arc AZ present Surf1ed a It were under the
superior magnitude Of those We have received
from sncs ahd shonld We either By nom
resistenee, or resistance, fall under theyoke
Of Franesssto have been Fsderaiist orDe-
mcerat, win MOI avaifus; we,shall be equal
Iyerdshed In the overwhelming ruin |; that
war with France, at this time, would be
most 10 cur advantage truly believe, and in
such belief, without reference to party poll
tics, ! have. written. That the measures
which must be shortly adopted ~ cur GO
vernmens, may be SO inspired by wisdom as
to bring US with honor out Of ours present
difficulties, / both hope and wish. -
- A COLUMBIAN. 4
Dioids and Deshoy:--Ths is the maxim
on whichshe whole political System of Boz
-haparse issfoufded. By ereati',s and 70.
: menting divisions he hasbesn able TO con-
quer countries and kingdoms; which, had
they been united, his armies could have
made mo impression. His emissaries in
this country, true to their employer, have
always attempted to divide the people. and
10 keep parties distinct. !: But we think che
editor Of the Baltimore Wing and his
Washington correspondent, ~are the FIRST
who have been candid enough to;aeknow-
ledge that the democrats make the celsbra.
ton of the fourth of July'a party business.
And instead Of making it feas, Of union,
PROSTATE it to the purpose of keeping up
party distinction. We copy the following
from the Wing, and recommend i, to the
attention of every thinking American.--
". 2. Ev. Post.
From the Baltimore Wh;g.
EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR.
Washington, 1une,16.
From what can learn, am of opinion
that the president will not calf congress to.
gether. 1885,.
Many OF the republicans here wish again
to celebrate the anniversary of our inde.
peudence as a political sect but they have
been so badly supported by The heads Of
department. and the executive, that num-
be$s manifest 40 extraordinary degree of
indifference; and L fear We shall not sue
cesd as we'll aswe did last ycar." =:
1--WE would no. have published the pre-
eeding paragraph from private letter, it
we had not wished to impress onythe minds
Of our republican administrators, the dam
ger OF pursuing such a system as will pro-
duce apathy in the republican ranks. Dis
tinct principles, We believe, will always pro.
duce parties. We cannot remove the one
without confounding the other; for they
are mutual land marks,
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ISAAC KELL,

CebtsraSit6, Pla'm6tr, Gxd Tin Plate
Worker, 81. -..,.- 3.
TTAvING REMOVED from Water to
i'll Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
who have hitherto favored him with tnelr
custom, and those who may be disposed 70
do so; that he win thankfully receive and
Gn.lesSor to merit their favors.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper
BRASS, Pewter or Lead.
WANTED, -
ArB0Y of good morals a. Apprentice 70
che above blrsines1
March 50. law
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SHIP

ENTERED,
Schooner Rising Sun, Osborn, N. York ;
sundries different persons.
Schooner Elizabeth, 'Neweomb, Boston;
sundries John 6. Ladd.
Schooner Perseverance, Ru sh, George.
town; to load for, Philadelphia.
Schooner Hiram, Rutherford, Newbury-
port; plaster; to the master.
iCLEARED,
'Sch'r, Columbia, Elallet, Boston, by'Fax'
on, Mesealf& Co. =,
. sloop Lydia, Foster, Charleston, by M.
Miller and others. - -
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CO. TITO N. !

sTliE subscriber continues to teach Ahs
French Lsngusge aehis sesidence.oor.
.ner. Of Prince andsRoysl streets. y sdissand
gentlemen win be waited,os II theiSIiaets
,sf abode at such hours ~ they may rrpoins
Terns-of TUITION may ssiknovnbt sRPlyins
to;him.
John Erignet
N. B. The French translated into Engiish
the English into French. = S. 50 = 81
April i s -
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o. Tive elegant Esght-dY
Czacss, just received,
Il ,.dnd for, sai. 6y - 80
!. Anthony =. Cover.
ekh.me: laeh: laHsg
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A. MILLER WANTED.

A FTER the ast dap Of August IsahaIi
IA be In want. of . Mll.sH' - sttepd =
country mill; foa person of good sisEactess
and ncns other need, apply, liberal esss
win be given. So e 3
Qesoqnm, Nay %. eslstA !
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'Twenty Dollars Reuara.

.CTRAYEb or STOLEN from hePasture
~ of Mr., Charles Alexander, rear Alex
andria, on Tuesday the Il 9th instant, bright
sorrel HG RISE, six or seven years Old, absIt
foarteen and an half hands high, with white
feet and small star in his forehead, and o
small black spot On his near bpttsck, has .
short switch tail, trots and canters welt. II
i Twill gise the above reward, H stolen, for
Horse and Thief, or Ten Dollars for the
Horse alone: -. -.
James M'Gslsre.
!gune 20. cost g
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TO. r EN- i,
;A,couvenient STORE and DWELLlEG,
en- Fairfax-slReet, lately occupied By Haws
kisg and Alden. Apply to go
Jacob Butts.
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krrons the Boston Palladium Of Aaru Is
VERY LATE NEWS.

BY the ship Juno, which arrived yester-
day, IN very short passage from London,
papers to March IL were received.
The London Courier of March ., saws,
the ship John Adams, was expected to sail
Yesterday from Cowcs, and is to touch at a
French port to take dispatches from Gen.
Armstrong. Iii said, she will carry out
with her, the basis on which it is proposed
TO terminate all differences between Great
Britain and the U. States. : IT is stated to
have obtained the entire concurrence of Mr..
Pinkney. I'VE understand the John Adams
remained in England when the Juno sail
cd.1
The Morning Pos. Of March 10, saws,
es we have reason to hope, that the pegocia-
ton between the Marquis of Wellesley and
mr.. Pinkney, has taken favorable turn -
and thus, we trust, the evident designs of
Napoleon will be frustrated
An Order OF Councii has been issued for
continuing open the West India Islands to
vessels OF The United States, if the fcolonia!
governors think proper.
The free expectation Of cotton from En-.
gland. to plates not blockatled, is allow
ed.
The subiec. of commercial Licences has
been under consideration IN the British Par
lament and papers relative TO the subject,
werc called for and granted. The Earl of
Lauderdaie pledged himself TO prove, that
tho Licences had actually injured the coni-
III erCial interests OF the country
The Earl of Chatham had retired.
Paris dates in London papers, are 70
March a.
intelligence from Cadi2 is to tie 26th of
February. 1T had nearly 80 600 troops
within IT'S walls, and was we'll supplied with
money, water and provisions. The British
and Spaniards had prevented the French
from attacking the city. Several forts they
had erected, had been destroyed by the gun
boats; ard several successful enterprises
had been made against parties of them OH
che main land Deputies from Joseph had
beer refused admission at Cadiz, and his
proclamatons burntby the hanrman. The
members Of the Supreme Junta, are eaid to
have beer arrested. Cadiz will withstand
a long siege, in Catalonia the Spaniards
have gained some triang advantage.
body OF French troops were near Badaioz.
ON the frontiers Of Portugal bat we DO not
find that kingdom had been invaded M to
Feb. IS, although the Duke of Abrantcs.
on his way to Spain, has arrived at IIayobn-
destined speedily to srbdue the Portuguese.
n Paris paper Of March o, contains
letter from Marshal Soult, with an account
Of the taxing of Malaga, by Scbas Gani -
Snma Disturbances preceded tile event -
General Cussia. ard the Old civii and mill
taTy officers had been seized and sent en-
ship beard. A great number of The inhabi.
iants r'srcting out sSd joining with The
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country people. had desperate battle with
the French. One thousand of them Spa
nards.) were killed. and the remainder
retrea,ed into the city fighting, but at
length, were subdued The French ac-
knowledgcd the loss of 80. There were
IS ships in the hari,Ur. English goods were
sequestercd.
The French have imposed contribution
at Algcsiras, at TARIFF and a, Seville. -
The British and Spaniartls had been sue
cesstui in some enterprises against the
French, on the main land, near Cadiz.
fl Paris paper of March, /, contains a
communication from the Emperor Napole
onto the Senate, announcing that he had
concluded n treaty OF marriage with the
Archduehess Maria Louisa, daughter OF the
Emperor'of GERMANY.
=, a French tribunal has been employed at
Ireves. TO try prodig:ous number Of per.
sons, accused of revolt ..ir the department
OF Sarre, in which tie insurgents had been
joined by the-1atiouai guards.
n lcttsrfrom Paris. Feb. IL. mentions
the condemnation, by the Council of Prizes,
OF tour American vessels ana their cargoes;
among them was the ship Henrietta flate
N,chols,) of Boston. The same letter adds,
!" There are many Americans here whose
ships and cargoes are gone, past rcdsmpti-
on" 49, -
Dispatches from, Mr.. Armstrong and Mr..
Finknsy were brought in the juno.
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PARIS. Feb. IL.

PARIS, Feb. II.
AZ 2 o'clock this day the Senate assem-
oled. under the Presidency Of the Prince
Arch Chancellor OF The Empire, and adopt
ed the following Senatus Consul,um:
r Title Ist.-Of rhe U,iio,s of Rome 10 the
Emhire.
:. Art. 1. The State of Rome is united to
the French Empire. and torus an integral
part thereof.
\ 9. 1t shall be divided into two Depart
meats, the Department of Rome and the
Department of Trasimene.
Ms. The Department of Rome shall send
Deputies to the Legislative body The
department OF Irasmene shall send four.
a. The Department of Rome shall be
classed in the first series--the Department
of Trasimene in the second.
ts5. a Senatory shall be estab!i.rcd in
the Departments of Rome and Trasi-
meme. :. ~.
s, The City of Rom. is the second CITY
of the Empire. The Mayor of Rome is to
DC present when the Emperor takes the
oaths on his accession Heis torank. as are
also all deputations from the City Of Rome.
ON all occasions, Immediately after the
Mayors or Deputations OF the City of Pa-
ris.
T. The Prinse Imperial is 30 assume the
title. and receive the honors of King of
Nome.
!. g. A Prince of the blaod, or Grand
Dignitary of the Empire, shall reside
81 Rome, who shall hold the Emperor's
Court.
Z. 9. The property which composes the
endowments of the Imperial Crown, shall
be regulated by Special Senatus Con-
sultim.
10. After having been Crowned in the
Church at Notre Dame, at Paris. the En-
perors shall. previous to the 10th year of
their reign, be Crowned in the Church of
St. Peter.
\ II. The City of Rome shall enjoy parti
cu'sr privileges and immuuities, which
shall be determined by the Emperor Napo-
leon:
Title H.-Of Me Independence of the
In,heriai Throne Of all authority on
Earth
! 10. Every foreign Sovereign is incsmpati-
Die with the exercise of any Spiritual Au-
thority within the territory of the En-
pire.
IS. The popes shall, at their elevation,
take an oath never to act contrary to the
tour Propositions Of tha Cailican Church,
1852.
IA. The four Propositions Of the Catholic
Church are declared common to all the ca.
tholic Churches Of the Empire.
Title iI--Of The Temfloral Existence
Of the Pohes.
IS. Palaces shall be prepared for the
Pope. in the different parts of the Empire, in
which he may wish to reside. lie shalt ne
cessarily have one at Paris and another at
Rome.
10. Two millions in rural property. free
Of all imposition. and lying in different parts
Of the Empire. shall be assigned to the
Pope.
II. The expenses of the Sacred College
and of the Propaganda. shall be declared
Imperial
IS. The present Organic Scnatus- Con
suitum, shall be transmitted by a. message
70 his s., sai.s,y the Emperor aud ling.
CAMBACERES, Prince .drch
Chancellor ofthc Emf,,re.
FRANCOIS JANcoURT, CoRNET,
{ Secretaries.
fSeen and Sealcd)
CouNr LAPLACE, Chancellor of
Tie Senate.
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From Files IF London f'rfrrts to the 1911
March, received by The JWao.
BONAPARTE'S MARRIAGE.

In these papers, we find the grand secret
and mystery of the late treaty of peace be-
tween FTaRce and Austria developed, by
which the latter preserved portion of her
power and dominions, viz. that instead Of
the sister of Alexander of Russia, Napoleon
marries the .Archduchess Maria Louisa, the
eldest daughter OF the Emperor of Austria,
the grand daughter ofthe great Maria The
resa, and the niece of the late murdered
Queen OF France Napoleon communicated
the articles of the marriage treaty to the
Senate on the 9th of Feb The Prince of
NeuFchatcl (Berthier) with a splendid train
had set out for Vienna to escort the future
Empress to Paris in this train was one Of
the sons OF the dtU6rced josephine The
Archdul;e Charles was to receive the hand
OF his neicc, rs Inc froCy Of Bonaharte Z!
All was 10y at Vienna, as well as at Paris,
at this alliance end the Vienna bank bills
rose on the occasion from 10 to 100 A sim
liar scene of splendor and Joy was witnessed
Just SO years before, when the aunt of this
princess was conducted to Paris to be united
to Louis XVI.
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
The papers contain many runnors of 2 re-
newed spiri. of hostility in Russia towards
France The point upon which Napoleon
will pique AieKander,t is said. is the cstab.
llshment OF kingdom in Poland "a mea
sure deferred at the treaty Of Tilsit till a
More convenient season and Il is this. it is
said, which has led to the determination of
Russia to march troops into Poland A
movement Of the French armies towards the
Frontiers Of Alexander are also mentioned in
an article from Furcmberr, though the os
tensIoie object was more vigorous blockade
IN the North OF Germaty, to eject an entire
exclusion Of English commerce..
EXTENSION or FRANCE.
The Hamburg papers sav, th2t the whole
Nortb Of Germany is to BE- Incorporated Win
France, and that French army Of 60. coo is.
assembling % the froaters Of Ho,Aeih. The
incorporation of Hanover (ii,e king Of In
glands hereditary dominionl va deferred
til BonaParte should receive on aaswcr
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a few deys be for- we.lofr Por,ural 4 re-
enforcement of 200c iIigh,auders had arrived
from England, some of whom together will,
100 Portuguese were sent to Catiz. near
which place, il was reported at Lishon, the
Frerch were in great numbers, and it was
.exPccte,fthat the attack on Lisbon would &c
made from that quarter. That a grand
council OF war had been held at Lisbon. AT
which were present Lort Wellington and
Marshall Beresford, the result Of their de
termination wasnot knewn. out il wag gene
rally believed that the British troops would
in 4 short time be withdrawn from Portugal
upon a superstition that better terms might
be obtained for that country than cosld be
expected, should the French enter by force
That preparatoif to this, heavy baggage
was cmbai ked at the time wc left the an
gus-That there were 500 transports in
that river waiting for the troops. and IL was
supposed all the horses would be shot as there
was no shipping calculated for their recep
tion.-N. Y. Com. .fd2.
Ertrct of'e ietter.ffom John UTeth. Esq. Of
Leghorn, dated Jan, s, 1910
81 haze onty time TO inform yom thai az
The cargecs q: Nantes, either arrived suifE
| all documents CHAR or taken. arc ordered
10 be soid-no reason is give. nor can any
cause be assigned amongst them are 1'cssels
Which had discharged Their carSoes, ara
| returned tIbm .Hn,e,ica rvith certificates CT
origin. svithout being visiiea. Notany fro
cess or friGt has taken hface. TIE Glary, at
CfUifd Decchia, had been cleared ia ne tri-
bunat effi'i-es. and the cahtoi.s haping m
feafcd 10 me council Of sfate, the sente',Sc
/ fhat tie Mary 7va$ nor a good Prize aeag
confirmed. aotzolthstanding This his ma
Ije8sy Of Nafies hUs ordered ne said .eS8el
90 De condemned There is no. a Possibility
| cfreasoatng or accounfing.for these evenfa
| esfaecfGfty as all letters from France say
there as great Probability that a treaty Is
actually concluded 6etzyeen .An,eriea ana
1 France"
Letters from London STEAK also of ht
Uessets being condemned, as qveNaS me car
1 goes.
BALTIMoRE, April II.
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BALTIMoRE, April IL.
FROM FRANCE "A. letter just received
from Fance, dated Bordeaux, 9th Jan. 1910
says" FROM the late orders to sequestre
American property in the ports ofSpain, VIC
conclude that France isresolved to increase
her measures of rieour."