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A Store to Rent.

FTyIIE subscriber Intending to REMoVS INTO
Kiag- Street, the HOUSE which he at
present occupiesas shop, on Fairfax street,
will be TO RENT 1t is well calculated for a
Retail Store, and an eligible Stand for busi-
ness. Possession may be had the first OF
next month Apply to Robert l. Taylor,
Richard H. Little.
~, mo 14fh. d5tlawtf
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Twenty Dollars Keward.

Twenty Dollars reward.
~ SCAPED from the Jail of Prince Will
am County on the 22d of April a Negro
Man named BdCCUS. He is about feet 8
or inches high, dark complexion, well made
for his height; had on when he escaped a
blue roundabout and linen sailor trousers; he
had been runaway or 8 years and been fol-
lowing the water, has been to the West Indies
and will likely try to get on board of some
vessel will give the above Reward to any
person that will apprehend said Negro and
secure him in any Jail SO that get him again,
and all reasonable expences paid if delivered
to the subscriber.
John Fewel, TAILOR.
P. S. All masters of vessels is forewarned
from carrying away the said slave under the
penalty of the law.
Dumfries, April 27 2awl9t*
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s,oo7tPrizes
1898 Blanks

5000 Tickets at two dollars and sf,r
~ Not IA Blanks 70 a Priz, 1'"''
Prizes payable sixty days after the dr.,.
shall have been completed, subject to Sos
ton of fifteen per cent. N'la'
First drawn ticket entitled to a prize Of e.,
dollars. >"
First drawn $500 Blanks each cnti.l..
8 dollars.
All Prizes not demanded within tr,l
months after the drawing Of this LOTTERY W., ,;v
be considered as donations to the Aca8rn VIZ
lst drawn Ticket on the 9th day,
a prize of lon nil.
lst do. on the 9TH do. do. son H.
lst do. on the 9Th do. do. Loon Do
lst do. on the 9th, 10th & llth,
each, loo d
lst do. on the 18th do. do. 5000 do
The last drawn ticket do. loo d
RICHARD ANDERSON, !
UPTON BEALL,
HONORE MARTIN, >C0nA'a
SOLOMON HOLLAND,
Tickets for sale at J. AhlIgaa'a Book sor.
George Town, and at W. Cooter's Music and
Book Store, Washington, and by the Commits.
sioners, at Rockville, and BY r. Gray Alex.
andria.
The drawing will positively commence O,
Monday the 9Th May, 1872
Rockville, March MAY 7. St
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FOR SALE,

COR OAAAS
TIE follOpheg BUILDING LOTS IN ht
to4sn Of Alexandria -
1.-TWO Lots, each % feet a inches, 'front.'
ing on Union. street, between Prince
and Duke-streetS, extending towards w ater
street $50 feet in depth, next adjoining Jo-
seph Deans house. 1u
Two Lots, each % feet inches on Va
ter-street, between Prince and Duke streets,
extending SO feet deep towards Union
street, adjoining Joseph Deans.
The above four Lots are in the most thirty
inc part of the town, and afford excellent
stands for business. Apply to
George GilPln,
alexandria, or
Joshua & Thomas Gllpin,
Phladeihhia.
January Is cow lawlYw
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New Lumber Yard,
THoNpsoN's WHARF.

1900 ZH0NPSONS WHAKF.
FNvHE subscribers having entered into a
4 partnership, under the firm of RHODES
and MsCOBB, beg leave respectfully to &C
quaint their friends and the public generally,
tbatthey have establishcda LUMBER YARD
on Thompsop's wharf, where they now have
Lumber of different kinds, and intend to keep
up large supply Orders from the country
will be particularly attended to; and those
who incline to deal with them, may expect to
be accommodated on agreeable terms. They
also purchase and sell Flour, and mean to keep
a selection for family use. Their Wharf is
large and commodious and should those who
land Wood there, be under the necessity to
leave it, unsold, it will be regularly attended
~. nnl Iul,r nccnnntad Cor
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it; without an army, without navy, 1t all
competent to any hostile purpose; our sea
coasts defenceless and unprotected the mill
tia unarmed and In tae southern couutiy to-
tally undisci plined, man at the head of the
armies confessedly incompetent to the station
he fills; can we hope for an honorable issue
to the contest-No nap can doubt the honor,
the patriotism, the valor, Of our couutrymeh !;
but these mustb be directed BY wisdom and viz
tue to ensure success No man caE doubt
the ability and the determination ofthe citizens
to dJe,ld their rights and hrotect their shores;
but all lovers ofrepublican government, detest
a struggle for foreign conquest and scorn to
spill their blood and waste their treasure to
uphold the views Of arbitrary, partlzans, half
taught politicians, Office hunters and forciga
reragadoes. If you wish theu an honora6te
termination to the war, these men mu$t go
home, cease any fonSer to riot in the qvaste Of
fnbtic money: cultivate Meir farms. feel the
diStreases they have brougM uhon rs as. far
mrs by their 7vicked measures and ieGpe 10
mcn zYho justly ahhreciated the hafhiness zve
eajoyed !; in the Possession Qffeace and htrm
"; to restore rs again 10 them. Such men
lit is your duly, and hope 1t will be your eff
fort to place In Office.
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No. 8.
No. 8.
TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA.

In pursuance of the expressed wish of the
President In his war proclamation, | shall con-
inue to address you-Hc recommends to US
the preservation of the liberties our fathers
bequeathed U.S. and the most strenuous cndea-
vors to bring the war to a speedy ami honora-
bic end--Fur this very reason it is--that
have recommended and DO still recommend to
you, a Charge Of The men no7a goDeynig the
Aafion. Believe me, NY countrymen, it is BY
this means principally, YOU can accompIish tie
above desirable obiects-Th such men wish
not speedy termination to The war; have en-
deavored to shew, by the exposure Of the
means they have adopted for engaging US in
|E-Standlng armies, loans, issui Of paper
money to help them out, direct taxes, false &C
cusations procured at a heavy expence OF
treasure; against the integrity Of their fellow
Icluzens; arbitrary, and oppressive and nncon-
stuuGonal laws, COR the purpose Of enforcing
arbitrary, oppressive and Unconstitutional nlea-
sures threats held out against freedom Of
opinion and declaration Of sentiment, as soon
las the war WIS declared; are evidences not to
be mistaken mat the suhhors Either o+va hozv-
er, and not tie good Of ne feohie bes been
their leading object IN decl ring 1t. Can we
hope. fro il such rlcl To sec wish for Shee-
Fg termination OF it? Look at tie ultimate
Z Tvs they frQjt IS to wage it for-Itthe sword
IS ansbeathed it ought not again 10 enter the
aFcabboard; u9ul thc object is accor1pisl dfor
which it was doTe--what is that protest OBJ
ject, 10 comhct ne strongest maritime nation
q the eGrfh, to abandon, zohqt she eoncciueS
20 be, tie pitai principles cf her maritime
ffre1Sth ard her aatioaW e3ei8teacc-Can We
fxpect, the &heedy termination of a war, car
9led on for sGch an object. No, we may
sooner expect To see, the ruin of that nation,
ind with it, our own ruin, in the mighty en-.
Grace of French domination. If we wish for
4 sfleedy endto the Was then, these men mast
20 honc, eeose d'sa ioagrr 10 riot in the gya5te
@fuode moHry, ctistoatc their farms, feel he
EstresssS their wicked measures haze 5rought
Lt6n as, as Jarmcrs, ard ieaue to men gvho
f'sHy Gttrscia:ed ne Aatiiaeas qoe enjoyed J;
b the Possession Of heQce and hlenty 10 res.
lore as agar 10 the,n-
!, That re CaD0et expect an honora6le termi-
jnation 90 The war under the guidance of such
men---I think ipaa.iss,, ifom the manner they
have commenced ii-W nh an exhausted trea-
'sgry, with small majority even Of the party
80 Congress, ID It's favor; with a decided ma
jori,y of The yeo4naary OF the country against
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.o,voyed outofth Danish waters by the
-, mats Of the king of Denmark. At the
of her sailing not a single American was
ss';nea in Denmark aud of upwards of 40
sssels that were captured last year, alt had
ssen released, excepting tso or three which
Ii British licences, and the ship Brutus of
SEM taken into Norway with a cargo of
1otton. Under French capture or others
we're detained, whose papers had been semitic
Paris,
ofhis mission, intended to depart for Paris
;mmcdiately after the Egeria sailed and had
;afoduced Mir Forbes, cur consul at Ham
bursb, to the Danish ninistry, under favour
able circumstances, TO act as agent.
Tae ArirricGn Squadron, and the Jamaica
Hs:t-The brig Ladiaa Chief Capt. Lester,
from Madsira, arrived at this port last evening.
Can't. Lester states that, on Thursday last, in
ht So, so, long. 67, he spoke the homeward
hound jamaica fleet of one hundred sail Of
Eaglish NcrcAuntmen, under convoy of brig
Of war and a higate. On Monday, Capt. L..
fell il with the ,fnerican Squadroi, and com
manicated the above intelligence TO CoMMo-
poRE RoDGERs, who, with tsir wind, and up-
der a cfoad OF sail, instantly directed his
course in pursuit Of the Eoglish honeward
bound fleet. As the feet would probably keep
ia the Gulph stream, we take the place waefc
the Indian CaieF spoke the fleet, the place
where she spoke the American Squadron and
that part Of The Golf stream to which Cotnmo-
dore Rodgers would naturally direct his
course, as the three poiots Of a triangle, of
which the course run by the fleet, would be
the longest side. Itthis su2position be cor
rect, and the wind continued fair, the pro-
liability is, that our Squadron would overhaul
the feet in the course of two or three days;
and should our Commodore, with bis five sail
Of armed sips find himself in the midst OF
hundred British merchantmen, he would un-
questionably make rlany important and valua-
bic prizes.
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New York, June or.
The following is copied from the Columbian
of lasl evening
TARRINC AND FEATHERING.

..sS TARRlNG AND FEATHERING.
circumstance whichoccurredo on board the
tfIgate Essex yesterday morning having ex-
cited considerable anxiety in town, we have
taken the pains to ascertain the facts, at the
Navy Yard, and detain the press to give them
tothe pubic.
JOHN IRWIN, the man who was tarred
and trathcfcd, has been known by his own
account before and since he belonged to the
navy, as native of Salem, Massachusetts,. III
which town he says he served his apprentice
ship with Mr.. Lane, sailmakcr. He entered
on board the Essex, at Boston, about ten
months since, signed the articles, and took the
oath OF allegiance Having behaved we'll in
the service, he was made sailmaker of the
ship. On Sunday last, capt Porter called his
crew together, communicated to them the de-
clar&uen OF war against England and request
cd that any man among them who wished to
leave the service would hand in his name aud
'ectIve his discharge; to which he received
III answer three hearty cheers from every man
ofthe crew.
Yesterday morning, in consequence Of 5 or
men having struggled from their work and
returned, capt Porter called all hands again,
OH inc OF WAL,
repeating his wish that any man who was un-
willing to continue in the service would give
IN his name and receive his discharge; to
which the crew. as before, replied with three
unanimous cheers. Shortly after he ordered
up the men in their respective gangs, and ten
Tered them the oath Of allegiance, which was
cheerfully taken by every man Oh board ex.
ceptng Irwin, who refused, and declared
himself all EnglishmaA. Upon this, the petty
Ulcers and crew Of the ship, to whom captain
Porter has uniformly submitted the award of
Furnishing offences committed on board his
snip, requested permission to inAict severe
corporal punishment on the offender, which
fhe captain, with his characteristic humanity
refused, and suffered them to dismiss him
with coat of old fashioned yankee manufac
ture with appropriate labels, in which he ap-
peared iii our streets where he excited so
much curiosity that the police interfered and
took charge Of him to prevent a riot.
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Five Dollars Reward.

BAN w Y from the subscriber the
Ia ssh inst at nighta negro wench nam
d Flora 5 years OF age. Sac is very artGul
and full of talk and has her fore teeth out.
She TO x her ctid with her, a year old last
prii, sad had Oh when she went away, blue
,tripcd habit. besides sundry ether cloaths a
dark calico gown, the only article recoliected
Size formerly belonged 10 VIM Balierd Of
Alexandra. dc expect she is harbored in
town as her mother and husband, both live
in alexandria. will give the above reward
# brought horne, or PIT in Jail, SO that
Get Der again Il 'orwarn all persons from
harboing said negro.
John F. Smith.
nloomfrld June 80. 81.
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District Of. Columbia, to wit:

IA NolSAkA4Cic5 W SY4ts
WHERE'S Thoelas P, De Nallingrn
Wv hath, by Els petition in wiring, applied
to the hon. Nicholas Fitzhugb, one ofthe as.
sistant JUDGES oil the cilcuit court of the
district OF Columbus, to be admitted to the
benefit of the act of Congress tor the relief
OF insolvent debtors within tae d.stric afore.
said, and has stated therein that he is In &C.
tual confinement inthe Jail bonnSIs of Alexan.
dria county, al the suit Of Thomas Leper, and
being unable 10 di charge the said claim
with others against Inn has offcred TO dele
verup tothe use OF MS creditors all his pro-
perty, real, personal and mized: Notice is
therefore given to the creditors Of the S i1/
Thomas p. De Valingen, that ON Fr;d<y,
next, the Sd of July, between the boTS of
nine and three O'Clock, at the court house Ia
Alexandra, tAe oath OF al insolfent debtor
will be administered to the said Thomas P.
Dew atngen, X a trustee appointed agreeably
to the said act OF Congress, uoless cause be
then there shewn TO TIC contrary. and il is
further ordered that this notice be inserted
daily in the Alexandria newspaper until the
Sd July
By order Of the hon. Nicholas Fitzhugb,
one of the assistant judges OF the circuit court
! Of he district OF Columbia, tits 29th day OF
! June, 1912
G.. Deneale, c. C.
June so A.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON TUESDAY next at O'Clock, will BIS
sold, on Vowel's wharf, on liberal credit for
approved Endorsed negotiable notes,
"a hhds New Orleans Sugar, first quality
As boxes HAVANA do
quarter casks F. Wine
20 boxes Chocolate
300 bushels Lisbon Salt
$50 do Isle Of May do
1850 do Ground Alum
P. G. Mariteller.
June % ct
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BOSTON. June "a.

YESTERDAY on the promulgation of the de-
cl.ration OF war the feelings of the commercial
part of The town were Immediately expressed
by all the vessels hnisting theirs colors hall
mast-"ltb the exception oil four coasting YES
scis VIZ sloop Washington Packet, of Bath,
with deck load Of hEds Liverpool "arr
sIoop Aurora, Of Hallowell, olsch.rging Ii
yerpool salt, al dolls pr hid sIoop Caroline.
Of Augusta; sloop Ten Sisters, CT BarnstabIe,
being Boston and New-York packet
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wenty Dollars Reward.


- an away, some tine in Dec, II. her last,
4 4 Negro Woman named IRE sc 4 28
r3o years old of a very dark complexion,
and when spoken to, is aoxious to NJ he her
self appear very 20 &c; she his o'e e or
eyes weak, occ, stoned by havi sore eyes
on the back part of her neck here are scve.
ra! scars by having seatons put in her neck.
This woman has extensive acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state of Mary
land, and from her extreme art / NIKE no
doubt she has acquired them in Prince
Georges county, w shineton city, George.
town and 'lexandria. Only few weeks
past she was seen III Placst. where she
had charged her name ard called herself
Jenny and had line with the subscribers
name that she was authorised TO hire herself
or get master anti has lstely applied to
Mr.. Dsvi. at Rozer's ferry to purchase her,
where ii is presumed she is still lurking.
AS to her clothing it is deemed unnecessary
to mention as there is no doubt she has
changed them.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
AInNnAr. lime 90. 1910

REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Mr. White presented memorial from the
inhabitants of Salem, Massachusetts,, depre-
eating war with Great Britain. Ordered to lie
on the table.
The Speaker presented the proceedings of
the citizens Of New-York, pledging them.
selves to support the measures ofgovemment
in prosecutig the war. Ordered to lie on the
table
Mr., Lewis asked leave to report two bills
relative to the District Of Columbia. The
house refused to grant it.
Mr.. Morrow vepor,ed bill concerning the
Lead Mines in theterritory of Missouri (hcrc-
tofore called Upper Lousiana) Referred to
committee of the whole tomorrow.
Mr.. Lacock reported bill supplementary
10 the several laws respecting naturalization.
Referred to committee of the whole Tor to.
morrow. This bill authorises all aliens Who
were in the United States before the 18th in
slant to become citizens notwithstanding the
war.
Mr.. Calhoun from the committee Of foreign
relations to whom was rccommitted the bill
prohibiting the expectation of certain articles
to certain British ports, reported the same
without amendment.
IN, e. Il cIO
ing that 40 foreign vessel Shall be permitted
TO import any articles except such as are the
produce or manufacture Of the country to
which such vessel belongs.
Mr.. Newton and Mr.. Kim advocated it
and Mr. Grundy opposed. The question was
decided by ayes and noes and the amendment
reiectcd-ayes 34---Noes 70.
The bill was then ordered to be engrossed
and read third time to morrow.
The bin for the more perfect organization
of the militia of The District Of Columbia was
read third time and passed.
The hin autborising the President 10 lease
Ceitain tuOllC iolS III tHC N~ll! VI w aoH lSllj
was read third time and passed.
The house in committee Of the whole, Mr..
Nelson in the chair, on bill granting com
pensation to the President of the Senate pro
tenn while performing the duties of Vice Pre-
sident.
The committee rose reported the Eli and
the house ordered it to third reading this
day.
Married on SUNDAY last, in the City of
Washington. by the Rev. NJ. BrrckPnridSe,
Mr.. LEONARD ADAMS, to Miss CATHARINE
SpUNAGLE, both Of this place.
Aresolulion has passed the house Of repre-
sentatives Of Massachusetts on "Wednesday
snd was sent to the Senate, providing for the
appointment of Electors Of President and
Vice President Of the u. States by Joint vote
OF both houses.
An English vessel bound to the West In
dies is sent into New.York prize by commo-
dore Rodgers.
NoRFoLE, June 26.
The schooner Patriot ], A. Brown. master,
from Guadaloupe bound TO Halifax, with va
luabIe CARGO of sugars, take n by the revenue
cutter. Aerson, William Ham, master, arriv-
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Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, STATE Of Maryland.
n. B I'll persons are hereby forwarned
from harboring or employing the above de-
scribed Negro Woman, at their peril, OF
under the ssyerest penalties of the law
T. B.
June g. f.
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MOI ICE.

NO ICE.
YESHE Bank Of Potomac will be shut on
4 Saturday the 4th of July next. All
Notes intended TO b. off red for discount, will
have a. be put into Bank on Thursday the Cd
before IL o'clock, and all Notes falling due
The 4th will have to be paid on Friday the Sd.
&. PAGE, Cashier.
Jane 80 st
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NoREoLE. June IS.

The schooner Patriot, j. A. Brown. master,
from Guadaloupe bound TO Halifax, with va
luable cargo of sugars, taken by the revenue
cutter, Herson, William Ham, master, arriv-
ed here yesterday.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY MORNING, Juae 50,
+" 10 sHEw

''ro sAEW
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF The TIME
Els FORM AND PRESSURE.
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PUB IL SAIL
June %

FUbi II JAIL.
ON WEDNESDAY next at ii O'Clock
will be sold, on Hunters wharf, on credit Of
three and four months for approved indorseds
negotiable notes
Tzvelue P9es and Eleven half Barrels WAHe
Portugal VINE
EleUen hal Barrels Red PORT ofo SUPERIOR
quality
Ind -Four Barrels T-fBLE OIL
Landing from on board ship Commerce,
Captain CrowdhilI, from Villa Real
Z. G.. Marfteller.
June % 81
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An English vessel bound to the In
dies is sent into New-York prize by commo-
dore Rodgers.
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Married on SUNDAY last, IN the City OF
Washington. BY the Rev. M. Brrcken'idge,
Mr. LEONARD ADAMS, to Miss CATHARINE
SpUNAGLE, both Of this place.
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A resolution has passed the house Of repre-
sentatves Of Massachusetts on "Wednesday
end was sent to the Senate, providing fer the
appointment of Electors Of President and
Vice President of the U. States by joint vote
OF both houses.
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FAIRFAX RACES.

THE Fairfax Jockey Club Races Will
L commence at this place on "Wednesday
the 2Sd day of September next. And the
subscriber having been prevailed upon to o.
pen a Training Stable, hereby notifies all
those that may wish TO entrust him with the
management Of their horses, that he IS now
ready to receive them, the owner sending
with each horse IS dollars in advance.
The groand is as good as any in the state.
The Purses were punctually paid last Fail,
and at the post.
John Maddox.
Fairfax Courthouse, Va. JuIy2. tt
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FRESH MEDICIN E S.
IYYIIdM H4RPER, 7r.

~
.1p0rHECARY and DRUGGIST, ,4ler-
andrio, rtaa. Street, opposite BRYAN
HaJfF SONS, aud nc.rt Door to JNO
LLOYDsS--
TTAS Just received in addition to his for.
II mer Stock, general assortment OF
Medicines of the first quality, all OF which ne
will sell wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
PHYSICIANS can be Supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on good credit he
has also received general assortment OF
Surg;saI LustrEments, likewise
Tie foltospi,,g Patent Medisines, viz -
Wheatons Jaundice Bitters,
Eo Itch Ointment,
Coolers Vegetable Elixir, for Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c.
Rawson's Worm Powders,
Thompson's Toothe Paste,
Essence Of Mustard,
Sing's Itch Ointment. &c. sc.
GP The highest cash price given for
Snake Root
March