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DRY GOODS,
FOR SaLE.

EOR Ss1LE.
|vEyHE subscriber having returned to
h Alexandria, with his stock. of Dry
Goods, offers the same for sale at req
|ducpd nrices.
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LoNDoN. April 90.
LOSS OF TIE
n,rrcg FRTG.fTE ST.9TIRA.

p, ~ ':n.e,.t the following extract OF a
ss from an Officer in the statira to
; Le' e.,thsr. no less oe account Of the IN.
ss D .,aw detail which It contains Of the.
se ,asfaaces attending the less of that
t ss Eel ) than Of remarkable instance
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POET OF .NORFOIr.

Arrived, brig Two Sons, Driver, II
days from Porto Eicco--Sugar, Coffee,
Hides and Goat skins-H. Allmand and
others. Spoke nothing. Left schrs.
Breeze, to sail for Baltimore in S days,
Richmond, for Richmond, time of sailing
uncertain (; Union, Simmons, for Phila-
|delphia, S days; Resolution for Balti-
more, Observation-Disclosures for Ameri-
can produce exceeding dull--Flour, IS
no sa!e-Sugar, Sa-Coffee,
S12-Passengers, Dir. Burn and Son,
and Mr.. Coats.-Fourteen sail Of
men of war and transports from Spain
with 1000 troops on board, bound to
Porto BeIlo (on the Main) touched at
Porto Rico about the 1st of June.
The British brig Industry, ]. Hall,
Mate, (the Capt. having died on the
passage) from Liverpool bound to City
Point, fell IN with the hull OF "a schooner
on the 2lst of May, in lat. So, IS, long
81. IL, dismasted and full OF water,
could not ascertain her name picked,up
floating in the cabin, the protection of
Andrew Burgess issued at Salem, III
1905; the parole of said Burges, as a
mate Of the Doris, granted at Halifax,
Sept. 1912; the parole Of IL American
prisoners captured in different vessels
among them said Burgess, captured in
the schooner Morning Star OF Manches-
ter, Massachusetts,, dated on board his
Majesty's ship Nymph, 18th August,
1915; q receiptcd bill, a. Burgess to
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ALEXANDRIA:
. SATURDAY, JusE "a.
Nrsso- York, June 90.

sNsso- Fork. June 90.
Capt. Ellis informs, that the day he
left Gibraltar, two men were taken from
on board the General Scott to wit Tho
mas Hodges, Montgomery county Md.
Registered Georgetown dist. Columbia,
and Ebenezar Hnges Cape-Ann, Mass.
registered Cape-Ann, who were lately
from Dartmoor prison.--Two
others were taken from on board the Spar
tan Capt. Moon. Not having seen Capt.
Moon, he did not learn the particulars of
the last two men. 'Ihe officer Informed
the Captains that they were taken by
an order from Admiral Fleming, to serve
On board the frigate Meander. These
men will, no doubt, be detained, as there
was no Consul at Gibraltar to claim them.
Ioratio Sprague, Esq. was the only A
merican resident there, to whom the A
,nerican prisoners are much indebted for
his attention during their confinement.
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ANTICIPATION.
From TopliTs Private Marine Journal
Boston, June 1T-Noon.

Boston, June 17-Noon.
.uessrs. Lang. Turner & Co.
Arrived, the British brig Pallas, for
merIy the French Pllvateer Sans sous)
.of Jersey, late Holman, master, Page,
|prize-master, abort $40 tons, coppered,
prize to the p,ivateer schooner Ane!iu,
Adams, of Baltimore, 90 days from Ca
dir, cargo salt. The Pallas was captur-
ed 24th November last, and then mount
ed 10 guns, had 19 men, and cargo of
fish meeting with head winds and very
severe weather, she put into Cadiz 25th
December, where she remained till the
10th May, the day she sailed from
thence. The fish was mostly damaged,
and was thrown overheard, and being al
lowed to land it, through the interfer-
ence of the British Consul. Lett at Ca
diz, ships Ten Brothers, Berry, OF Fps
witch, from Alexandra, not SOLD Diana,
of and from Alexandria, DO. and brig
Bayard, of and from Norfolk, last from
Bordeaux, where she sold her cargo to-
bacco, to be landed at Cadiz. the only
American vessels in port. A Spanish
brig for Boston, and Swedish brig for
n. York, sailed about 70 days before,
both with several American passengers.
June 5, Lat. 80, long. 40, in the night,
saw sail of men of war, under double
reeted topsails and courses, standing S.
E.-the largest, supposed to be the COM
modore's ship, had light at the lnizeu
mast, supposed to be Commodore De
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.Ertraet Of a letter .Fron. a gentyemen IN
.Nasche9, TO his friend ia Louisville,
ln,,, I.1,1
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Distressing Intelligence.

,Ertraet Of a letter from, a gentlemen IN
.Nasche2, to his friend in Louisville,
ksn.) dated,
Mar 10TH, 1915.
& Both banks of the river from Ohio to
this place, and in fact from Louisville,
sitln the exception of a few bluffs. was
eatirety Inundated. The great valley Of
the mississippi from the high lands on
Bed river, ~. 40 miles wide) is now
one entire sheet Of water. The inhaDi-
tants of the low grounds have been dri-
ven from their plantations they are now
encamped GA the hills, and many viii re
yerreturn again. The suiieriEgs OF the
poor houseless inhabitants will be very
great; many will loose their whole stock
OF horses, cattle and hogs. They are "a
Die to carry with them III their night no
thing but their Clothes and the miserable
furniture OF their cahius.
'sihe waters OF the mississippi are al
ready as high as in the grsatfrssh of 1919,
aud is still! rising. Should it continue TO
rise for 10 or IL days more, immense
damages viii be done 10 the sugar esta-
hlishlnents below. New-Orieans itself IS
not safe from The hood--great apprehen-
sioas are entertained for It's safety
Should the Levee unfortunately give way
near to the city above, it mast inevitably
be inundated.
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Public Sale.

UNDER the authority of Deed of
Trust from David Black, to secure a
debt due from him to John Wilson
a Lot of Ground on the
West side of Pitt street. between Wolf
and Wilkes street. will be offered at
public sale ON the premises for cash, at
hall past O'Clock, on Thursday the 9th
day of July next.-The Lot is in front
on Pitt street so feet, in depth about IS
feet.
By order of the Trustee.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
June IA. If
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Sar0aaab. Jane Is.

A letter from gentleman in Feruan-
lima to his correspondent in this city da-
|ted June 10, states $ that the English
brig of War Fsrward of IA guns. and a
transport company, put in there on
Wednesday last for water and provision,
asst from Matanzas, bound to Bermuda.
Lieut.. Col. Michel and Capt. Woodhine,
with an Indian Chief were on board, also
about 5O-troeys.
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Nothers."

tis sI.'s s9.'e continued burning for near
Efaur - " Hamtsrgh, April 81.
:, Senate has published a very long
Inc cancerpiEg the measures to pre-
DssrsTs ssash spiiss, Ind other suspicious
veal from carrying on dangerous IN
'ssass il tue city,
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Henry story. dated Elizabeth CITY, q
lC. 5th Feb. 1915, and a Mason's Fass~
1port, from the Lodge of Greenock, 81.
Johns, aImos. iIlegible. The foregoing
lpapers are left at the Herald Office for
the inspection Of those whom they may
concern An anchor was taken on
board the Industry from the above wreck
and will be delivered to- the person pro-
Eperly authorised to receive It on appli-
cations to J. Hall, on board the Industry
tat City Point.
Schr. Hannah, Cox, 1s days from ST.
Pierres.s Martinique, cargo, 40 hhds SUE
Gar and 900 bags coffee to the master
Left briggs Beacher, Hall. for Boston in
is days, Randolph, Caulfeld, New
London, 22 days schrs. Harriet, Til.
ton, Boston, l2; Revenge, -, Baltimore,
had not sold: Other American vessels
left already reported. Spoke June l6
lin the Gulph Stream, ship Ruth y Ma
nv from ". o. to Philadelphia |; and q
French shipfrom do. hound to bordeaux.
Freuch vessels were constantly arriving
lat Martinico from France with tuil car
goes, and the commercial intercourse be-
tween the mother country and colonies
had experienced very little interruption
from the new state of things.
Boston Price Current, June II.
Beef, mess, new. 16a17 dollars; -four,
.7a7. so; fine, 75a7 Is; gunpowder,
Eng. s5a45; Americas, 95a40; iron,
Russia, old sable, 1l0a115; sheet, 10. o
a10 cents moIasses, HAVANA common,
7ga75; best retailing s0aS5; Mart. and
Guadalupe, 78a8o; raisins, Muscatel,
8 seas; brandy, Naples, l eoa2; gin,
Holland, Isl pf. 45al so; do. Sd pr.
4 40a1 70; sugars, Havana white,
S2fa27; cinnamon, seal 70 cents /;
cloves, 90a1 dollar; tub steel, 10. 7aS
cents; Hyson tea, 6Ca1 so; Y. lily
son, l 7Ga1 IS; Hyson-skia, l Goal
50; souchong, l lsa1 IS; tin plates,
No. /, Sd, \. 1Sal9 dollars Nicaragua
wood, 135al4O; fustic, s5a4e.
Markets for American produce at Tri-
nifty, Martinique, at last dates-Codfish,
So SO; scale 81 aleaives So 90, lum'
Der S57 Molasses So cents.
Markets at CadH, May 20th, salt SO
per cwt; -four SoalO per Dbl; tobacco
115. Every thing was dull. British
vessels were not permitted to sail for
england without conyoY-yet cur mer-
chants are Shipping in British vessels.
Markets dull at st. Pierres, Marti1
nique, June 4th.
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PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Schooner st. Peter, Rhodes, Boston.
George Washington, Wood,
Newport.
Brig Emily, Dole, Newburyport.
Fame, Ryan, Boston.
Barqoe Maryford, Spencer, Charles
ton.
CLEARED
Schooner Ellen, Morton, Boston.
Brig Aurora, Soul, Lisbon.
Schooner Harriet, Clements, Baltl-
more.
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coMMuN1cATtoN.

The state of Delaware has this day
sustained an irreparabte loss America
has been berett OF an ornament! Man
kind has lost a friend The great BAY
ARD is no more Afier being abs. . :.
mere than two years from his country aud
his home, he had no sooner returned to
receive their welcome, than lie was
snatcAcd from them By an Almighty Pro-
sidence-Bat his memory, aud the re-
collection of lis virtues, sha!l live for
ever! They shall triumph over the du-
rability OF time, and pass undimimshed
ito the rsmotest Eosterity. The idol OF
his state and the friend Of the people
every party laments--every heart weeps
Tor nin. AS servant OF the public he
was taithtui to Its trust and watchful OF
It's interes:. Every bosom is afflicted
and the gratitude Of the people is an evil
dcnce ut his WGrth--a kind husband and
devoted iather-the lasting misery Of a
distressed family, will tell the stranger
OF his domestic virtues-while they are
a painful! monument OF his ir-etrieyabie
loss. / ouched by the magnitude of the
event, Delaware will demonstrate her
sorrow, in her yeneration fer his memo
cy-sne will cherish his recollection with
fond remembrance, and in the archives
OF ner legislative assemblies, viii record
MS fame. Ike rising statesman OF our
infant country, when searching for mo-
dels Of political excellence, shall be re-
terred to ~ history of these days Tor the
character Of Bayard-he will there find
it traced by the finishing hand Of an ac-
cara1e historian-aod ike US drop tear
to the PATRIOTS memory-but like US must
DOW to the viii of Heavenl
.Sasdey, aug. 6M. VGtchman.
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NOTICE.

I'm pursuance of decree from the hon
the Chancellor of Maryland, the sub.
scriber will sell at public sale, at New.
Troy, near Piscataway, on FRIDAY,
the first day of September next, all the
right, title and interest of the late NJ
cholas Nnttiock, in and to the following
Tracts of Land. for the purpose of eff
tscting partition among his represents
tives.
One parcel Of Land, lying in Charles
county, adjoining the lands of John +.
Ford and Philip ]. Ford, Esq. containing
about 1000 acres, mostly in wood and
within few miles of Piscataway creek.
One other Tract, on Mattawoman
swamp, supposed to contain 1913 acres,
mostly bottom land, rich & productive.
One other Tract Of Land, in Prince
Georges county, ON the road leading
from Piscattaway to Port Tobacco, on
Niattawoman Swamp, containing about
500 acres, a great part of which, at a
small expence, would produce excellent
timcthy-the upland we'll adapted to the
use Of clover and plaster:
One other Tract, in Prince Georges,
adjoining the lands of Leonard Town
end, on Mattawsman Swamp, contain
ing about $50 acres. A.. of the above
lands are well watered and the situations
healthy. A more particular description
bis deemed unnecessary, presenting thos
wishing to purchase will first view the
lands, which will at any time be ,shewn
on application to n. +. Blackjack, re-.
siding on part of the land near Fiseata-
wav.
The above lands will be sold in lot, to
suit purchasers. The terms Of sale are q
credit of twelve months to the purchaser,
on his giving bond with approved seeurl-
|ty with interest from thspday of sale-and
on the sale being ratified by the ehancel-
|lor, and on the payment Of the whole
purchase money being made, and not be-
fore; the trustee, By agood & suficientdeeo
will convey othe respective purchasers
the property By them bought free, clear
land discharged, from all claims Of the re
representatives. of the said Nicholas Black
lock, and those claiming by from or un
der them or either Of them.
Possession may be had by the rnreha-
ser on the 10th day of January net. and
Of seedinggrain this fall will be allowed
THOMAS MUNDELL, Trustee.
Prince Geo. c.. Md. July 81 cots.
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lie Fuit !!
THE
Distinguished Patriot and Statesman.
Our Ulustrious Bayard,
is NO MORE !

He expired, on Sunday evening last,
on his return from the mission at Client
which restored peace to bis country.
almost with the annunciatien of his
return, goes forth the melancholy tidings
Of his death.
TO see again his family and country
| from which he had been SO long separat-
ed, became, during his illness in Paris
the ruling impulse of his heart and, al
thongh too feeble to undertake the voyage
with more than hope Of living to COM
p!cte it, yet experimenting his disease to
be mortal, he resolved to attempt it.
He lived to return--to see his wife, his
children, aud his friends, and breathe
the air OF his native land.
In the midst of his sufferings, he re-
tjoiced that this, the first wish Of his heart
was gratiied.
| lie brought back a body worn out by
disease; but his powerful mind was an
| impaired. 1t was the only natural fea-
ture which remained. Il lowered amidst
the ruins by which it was surrounded, and
Yielded but to the stroke of death.
He had, through lcng course Of pub.
lie services, sacrificed to Ills country his
private feelings and domestic comforts.
lie has now made the last sacrifice
His LIFE!
To his country belongs to cherish and
preserve his fame.
Eel.vare Gazette.
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Sale by auction.

Office is hereby given, that pur-
~ suant to general order Ct Balti-
more county court, in relation to the sale
of the property Of insclvent debtors, the
subscriber as trustee OF Richard Lewis,
an ;psolvent debtor. will expose topublic
sale at the auction store OF M. Poor q J..
hastings, in the city of Baltimore, on
MONDAY, the a1st day Of August next,
at halt past II o'clock in the morning,
all the estate, right, title and interest oil
the said Richard Lewis, OF IN and to
A Lot of Ground,
Situate in the town of Alexandria, IN the
District of Columbia, on the south side
of Kips-street, and the vest side OF
ngton-street, at the intersection
of said streets, fronting on KiDg-strcet
"A feet 8 inches, and on Washington
street leo feet more or less. The terms
of sale are that the purchaser will give
bends with security for the amount OF the
purchase money, payable in two install
ments. at six and twelve months with in.
.erest on each from the day OF sale. On
the terms of sale being complied with.
the subscriber will execute the convey.
ahce.
John Ho7card, Trustee.
A,,~ust Is. 22WtS
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BAL Aa,igust I.

Bil8 &c Raeust 1.
Den. Baows ana butte, and
Aslos AysrikR, arrived M this place
Big Wen Wednesday, from Fort Niagara.
BIT u me 20 81, tie q hada side, pas
Taey sa Ar ua7 theSsvef memorable
ssgi : sA1 ch;ups wa and Bridgewater
i:'es = 0..e;ons thfy must have felt in re-
1hs ssoss ss1seenes Bf glory on the first
~ as that day which gives eter-
l0 ,,sss,s l. the american armies. can be
~ 's,' ,od by those Only who, like them,
! r;se','ss..shsrea the laurels of Immortality
~, !. ssids Ct glory.
T ~ are arriving here almcs. daily.
i .ts;s raw to the western frontiers.
% .'i po;sece,s Are ca,npany Of artillery,
,ag'. .. : of rileasen arrived on
y ss,,o, last. sirsm sackrt's Harbor,
Nh 8 In sa,hark at si.is place for Detroit.
=; " r;rosn and s:iiilcr will leave here
s'a .',t mace. tie fast fair witHi. The
ss ne understand, Intends returning
lsss. 10 vest. after visiting Mackioac.
IT, 3 ,,ttsr is to be loftin command cf.he
l.s,,sds Of troops witch are csiisetiag
- :, ssais.st tise Hostile Indians, should
,s.sssity require. ],
p ts;s rceo:sea. from t,se. wess. tt'l sct the
a:,;.h have at feug.il surrendered Mae
t p 10 our troops, ~ifhcuf diSa,aatflns
y, s r.as .t the !ars-i ID order t. :. protect
: ,,a,a tae IniiaHs.2 M,aar Netgan. 81
Z, ne corps, It is stated. taak posses.
s ~ II is not perfectly earssain tsAt
H. rcsort Is .tsrs however, lit isenet.
:, : confidently believe that Gen. Miller
lsoan make itsa, for we hare no dpab:
s "a British persiistinhoidiug that post
hiAat his inctructipns will justify him
4 t,k;ag possession. atall events,
Yesterday afternoon. was experienced
..s,is r!scs very violent gale of Wild
.t,en1ed With hail and rain. 1t uaroafed
syoortlaee buildings, blew down several
esimnies, and bseke o great number OF
uiaaows. Itis feared That II has done
se-ioas damage 70 tue shipping on the
Lake.
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Board were under Che Impression that
they were pursuing the voyage to Gibral-
tar. As the captain and officers afe said
Ito be skillful navigators, this singular
mistake is to be ascribed to some cause,
(which, when known, will put other ma
vigators on their guard.
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LUMBER.

JACKSON s. RUMNEY.
y)f7sr for sale the Cargo Of sehr. Trenton,
George Clarke, master, from Bath,
5000 feet clear, and $4,000 ditto
.nercRantable Kennebec Fine Boards.
5000 feet Joist Seantling.
5000 feet finished Oars.
AUGUST s.
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Ha:e receired per the 0ceen, Capt. f.
dams from liverpool, part Of their
Fall assortment, consisrisg ct
Superfne & Second Cloths,
double Miled Drabs, MoIesdown and
other fashionable yestings, Wellington:
Bedford and Vigonia Cords, Stocklnet1s'
Flushinss, FlanE7s, Bookings, fia'ns'
and Rose and DuHsi Biankst.-
August IA. ~.
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Lirerpool. Jane 90, 1915.

S1R-In consequence OF large iIapor'
|tations in Cotton last week, tins arrlcle
experienced same depression IN price
Iout this brought forward 50 many buyers.
land some OF the holders appearing less
disposed to sell had TIE eject o: re cover
ling the market, and 1t lett oil last satur-
tliay evidently imprevea from what it had
Fallen to in tie middie Of the week there
is remarkable good demand for all de-
I5criptioas OF goods IN manchester, which
vail insure good prices for cotton, as
their stocks there, are still very low.
Jn the 9th of July next, the duty Oh AZ
Imeriean cotton imported IN British shipsJ
vii be reduced to 6s ID ger. I0Gsbs; but
tnefe is 40 lntlmat.on yet that any re-
I;iact;un Will be made when imported IN
F., american vessels; although have heard
from good Authority, that saeh a nlea-
isaye is IN contemplation.
inere is no alteration In the prices o.
|wheat, tae demand IS very limited, anu
aaies uHcemmonly heavy soule small
parcels 81 sweet iiour nave Deen sold for
deportation at SIS to aSS ana aspecule-
tive demand for aHeet Eoar within these
}lew days has advanced me pnce from Is
ito 2s ger barrel from last week 5 prices.
! There has been DISK demand tor
rice daring the last week .or expectation
vhicn has hau the erect OF advancing
lprlces.
Pot and pearl ashes still continue in
good request, at the annexed prices. ana
ie.nan very steady.
| Quercieron park has been more in de.
,ms,rd last week, but prices have not i'm
proved /; however, as tae,e IS 4 demand
Tooth tor exportatlUh AID the interior, all
Improvement IN pfiee appears highly pro-
baple:
| we have lad an arrival of about 2COO
barrels tar, aud AGO barrels turpentine
(which met with ali immediate sale at tue
annexed prices.
lhe densuh for teoaceo has not been
quite 80 orl>k last week, anu prices nave
aecilned however, low Virginia Is much
wanted, OF which cescr ptlUn, aud ieaty
Marylan6s, ouf maket Is quite bare.
Inc aemand tor dye~ Gods continues
very limited.
!.attco ll,ies are still in brisk demand.
/ : attn, slr, yoar most ooedleht servant,
! JOHN itiCHAllDSUN.
Markets at ,iavaana: July e2.-Mo-
iasses very scarce and high, from IL to
IA b.tts a heg of > gallons each white
sugar Il oloSn IL; coffee ~ cents !;
American produce low, lumuer from 20
to 25 5 Aour 10 IS, duties to come out
8 70.
CHARIEsToN, Ang.7.
( - 1o,f, ~ Dn