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J. F. Caldwell,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
Blythe Schooner Friendship from n. York
$4,000 Segars Of Superior quality,
2 casks Goshen Cheese,
2 casks London Porter in bottles,
9 boxes Mustard in cannisters
/ do. Cassia end Mana
10 tons. Plaster of Paris-on board
the Friendship, which will take freight
70, NEW-YURK if applied for immedi-
ately.
lure 90.
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ALEXANDRIA:
TUESDAY, JuNE co.

MARRIED in Jefferson County, Va.
the 18th inst. by the Rev. Joseph Fry,
Ir. John b. Henry, Merchant, to the a
Unable Miss Nancy Douglass, daughter
IF Wm. Douglass, Esq. all ofthat county.
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NOTICE..

gTAVING taken my brother HUGH
It'll w. DENEALE into partnership
with me, the business in future will be
conducted under the firm of JAMES and
HUGH DENEALE. All those WHO NAV
t'e indebted to James G. Beneale, will
..lease make payment to either of the
firm.
JAMES G. DENEALE.
May 90. If
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For Sale,

A WELL finished two story BRICK
~ HOUSE & LOTT, adjoining Mrs.
j, airy Earrer's en- Nasfhsston-stleet, at
present occupied by Mrs. Mary Brock
If not sold at private sale by Monday tie
10Th of June, it Will Gil that Gay te sold
at public sale-Iilose disposed to pur.
chase viii please call on
josiah Ii. Davis.
Nov 1S
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Nevr Al.
DAVID -

H AS taken as
bove the w
Aing-street, where
1 5rsa ea as cannot lns y No. 1858
VIZ:
Black, blue & corDeA-.
cloths
Mkt and buff Cashmere, Ken tie
Velvets,
MarseiIles and corded Vestings,
York Stripes, Black and blue Bomba-
Zeens,
Cambria and common Caiicoes, and
Ginghams,
Black and white cotton Cambrics,
India, book and jacOnet Muslins,
TwilIed and diagonal cambrics,
Cambria Dimities,
Ladies' and gentlemeps' white ard CO.
lored cotton Hose, Stockingnett
Drawers, Shawls & pocket Hand.
kerchiefs,
Long and Short Silk and Kid Gloves,
It1lian, Canton and Chinese Grapes,
Long Cloths and Shifting { otton,
Irish Linens. linen Cambries,
Cambria Dimities-Domestic Goods, |;
One bale Linen Sheets,
Umbrellas and Paraseis--brown HOl.
land,
Buttons, Pins, Tapes, &c. &c.
June 90.
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PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.
TONT OF ALEAANURIA.
ENTERED.
Schr. Friendship, Thompson, New
York.
Brig Eliza, Dyer. Bermuda.
CLEARED.
Ship Sterling, Ross, Lisbon.

Baltimore, jane II.
COMMERCIAL.
Extract from 0-Iorh, June 10.
"Russia duck, S24 so; Ravens,
S16a II; sheetings, Is a 49,; pepper. %
cts; Hyson skin tea, 45; Guadaloupe
sugar, 500 GO l-2; WI rum, % a
/ 70; Z. S. 6 per cent stock, So l-2;
Treasury notes 8 per cent discount"
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May Is.
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Extract from Philadelphia, June Is
Evening.
+" Russia duck, 1st quality, cannot be
had for less than $50; Ravens, loa H.,
scarce, sheetinys, 90, sales for exporta-
ton; U. S. E per cent stock, 80 IL !;
Treasury notes pass currently at par,
some sales at to2 per cent above par"
fit Fayal, 18th of May, wine was
scarce, and American produce dull.
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4, ihe Duke DE CAMPOCHIARO.
ihe Prince DECARIATI.

ng GRIFFITH s. BRaW.N.ER.
WI be sold, at their Auction Ware
'''ss' On y ednesday, 2lst instant,
cases eaicoes :
e. packages fashionable Shawls
" los best black Sewing Silk, en-
shsh)
n case Scotch Thread, assorted
:: - pieces blue India Cottons
" 90. Cambria Muslin
DO. Smyrna Silk
10. Boiling Cloths.
%, ALSO,
% >, Boarding Pistols
81 ear Plated CandIesticks
s so !sfan'd Waters
10 aOz, well finished Knives & Forks
~ sess cat Mails
: 10. pad-Losks, aaa
! 10. Vine Glasses.
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ty, and the Court on the 4th inst ,.,.
ced him to death Several rersona ,sl :,
the town of Langdon having ssssm dS !. y
on the 18th Of August last. at nDb.
house went out in the evening una ra. u
quays, and there setup shouts of J we
Ire Napoleon! The Isle of KIN ss
ersr! Dowa arith the King and tho t Ju
alistsi The blood thirsty for fxs 4
These explanations were repeated a
following night, and it appears that t d,s
seditious paraded the streets Of I.snea .,,s
with a fdler at their head. For tl';a
misdemeanor eleven persons were arn a,'
hended, and nine Of them tried ; s.
court of Assize. Dulue, fencing masto.
and Plainly, carpenter, were found rpiItr
but as their misconduct had not been nrs !"
duc.sse Of any consequences, the ca arr
sentenced them both to be bamished e..
years, and to pay the costs sf3bc proceed.
ings. The seven Others were ACQUITTED
and released.
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NEW YORK, April 50.

BY an arrival frnm St. Barts. VIC hay.
received a st. Thomas Gazette Of Febu,
airy 9s, from which the following is copied:
.emerican sloop Of ,car 'Yasp captursa
By the British brig Castillian.-The Ga.
nymede, lately arrived at Bermud.,
spoke vessel, the captain of which in.
formed that the Castilian brig of eighteen
guns, had been seen having the Ameri-
can sloopof war Wasp in tow, which she
had captured, bound for Plymouth. The
Castilian is stated to have taken her men
out Of a prize she had in company, pre-
vious to the commencement of the action.
Rather doubtal!
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FURTHER EXTRACTS,

From London papers received at the Of
flee ofthe N. 7. Com. .adrertiser.
In the month of July last, the fall of
Bonaparte was celebrated on the from
tiers Of China. The Russian troops at
Troitskoi-sawosk gave a fete, at which
100 Chinese. and number of Moguls,
were present. The Society Of merchants
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Ten Dollars Re'ta'o'

1TRAyED or stolen, on the b .nn 's@' b.
9srs:enee.'s, ers, snt ee an1 White nam
5,yS fs ss 'l' lie w. !. believe ..sdtyyr ss
known, having been irequen NY al above re,
as an e.tray. will give 1 the aSr 50 ts't
ward for the horse OF c c":,.t,, Dollms io'
/ get him again, ard d"'''y
the horse and tlief; HEPBURN
WSi' st.
April "a,
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Sales by Auctlon.
of Valuable British Goods,
Under the direction of the Marshal OF the
District of Maryland.
|AN Thursday the 9th Inst. at 10
O'Clock at the Auction Rooms at
the Head of GAY street Dock, will COM
|inence the sale of the cargo of
D,,o Goods
lA'o o '''
Brought into this portby the private arm
ed schr. Kemp, Joseph Almeda, conf
|nander. condemned as lawful prize, and
consisting of an extensive and valuable
assortment. viz.
Manchestry
Jeans and Callicoes
Muslin. twilled and common Hdkfs.
Marseilies Cuttings and Royal Ribs
Checked Muslin and Muslin Stripes
Cotton Sh;rtines and Madras Pattern
Hdkfs.
Cotton Hosiery assorted
Bombazeens and stockinets
Bombazetts and Rattinets
Sprigged and Leno Muslins
Cam6ric and laconet do.
Striped and Colored Nankeens
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Head Quarters, Quebec, 4th Of .qpra,
1915.
GENERAL ORDERS,

The arrival at Quebec, Of LIT. General
Sir Gordon Drummond, is announced to
the troops.-AIf reports are to be made
to the Headquarters Of TIE Army in the
Canadas, at Quebec, for his information.
The I.iertenaat General having ap-
pointed two O'Clock this day for reading
the commission under the great seal,
which he has received to administer the
government of Upper and Lower Canada,
salute of II guns will be fred from the
Citadel of Quebec on that occasion.
Lieutenant General Sir George Muir
ray, is appointed 70 the command of the
troops in Upper Canada; and is directed
to assume the administration OF the civil
government Of that province.
Major Glegs, Senior Assistant in the
Adiutant Generals Department, in Up.
per Canada, VIII take charge Of the de-
partment in that province, and act under
the immediate directions Of Lieut. Gen
Sir George Murray until further orders
(Signed)
]. HARVEY, Dep. Adj GEN.
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Shoe Store.
SaMUEL WHEELE r.

ID EspEcrFuLLY informs has fl1ends
IA, and the public, that he has opened
aSHOE STORE on King Steet. next
door to the Domestic Warehouse, where
ne Intends to keep a general assortment.
Having long pursued this business IN a.
lexandria, he expects that, to those who
have heretofore favored him with their
custom, no new assurance will neces-
sary, that he will use every endeavor TO
give general satisfaction 10 his custom
eES.
April Is. sw
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MoarREAL, April J.
When information came to this CITY,
that Com. Sir James Lucas Yeo, would
90 to Britain, via the United States, an
universal regret was manifested by the
citizens of Montreal that he did net 60
by this route 1t was intended if we had
been honored with his presence to Fave
voted him sword, value 500 guineas. as
mark of gratitude fer his having been
instrumental in saving the Canadas from
subiugation. It's said that a me :N
Will take place, when the sum will be
raised, and the money sent to an agent
in London. with an appropriate ADDRESS
to the gallant Commodore.
QuEpEc, Aprile
On Sunday afternoon, His Excellen,sy
the Governor in Chief: inspected the OIL
ferent corps in this garrison, previous 70
his departure for England. -
On Monday at IL O'Clock, His Exec
lency received the citizens Of Quebec az
the Castle with their address, and also'n1
deputation of the citizens OF MONTH";
with the address of that city ald ns's"'
borhood. ,orr,.
At two o'clock, His Excelleney NOUN .';s5
ed his horse, and proceeded aceoAnFa' .I,o
by his Staff and other field 0fileer, "a aH ~
on horseback, through double IL llne CO. u
troops from the Castle to the CaI-df. ...s
where he embarked on the ice and e1o't tSs
over over to the Point Levi side near near ' 10
church. the Carriages were waiting D. IT,
convoy him on his Journey: by the Pc, i' #
tase to New Brunswick. The ~; wh Tr,e !.
the military who accompanied His b Lssat-
lency returned in about an hoar, I'm C,pr,
inc Majors Coote and Cochran I ano rJed
RAJ Baneweil. who, we understand, p10''''
WITH his Excsllency to England; ,,onopd
"i1 I;a n,t General Sir Gordon Druinn m'a
who succeeds to the Military ~ A' MONDAY
Command Com arrived in town on " Hotel.
Gp TBgg asa It two o'clock f be va,
on on nv before the Executive C 10. o.,
sS Vsanahlaa at the Castle. On c 1.I, frrm
assemDiess Salute of Il guns was fired rum
the c Grana Harvey, Deputy Adjua1Gf , uT
1 ~ ond Captain I4oring aia-ae-''''''
arrived with Gen. Drunhno @-.---
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n;shed his drsngh,." t~csn.- sne {. h,6l
no notion OF steatin, p~aen corn, but was
so diviiSb hungry That he could not help
joining sc,,,e Of his mess that had rot some
cut of the fields and was cutting hi; lunch
con with them in one of the honsen, when
bag come something right down through
Inc rG.iy OF the house into the celIar-they
al sprung up and run down to see what it
was, and there was an iRfarnai great car
case, as they called it, spooting fire cut OF
the ground, till the dirt choalled it out,
one OF the company was soon after stand
ing at the door with apear of corn at his
mouth. when 50 ,chach Come a bullet and
knocked off that piece of of that there
rock but it few t'other way and didn't
Int me or stop my eating.7
give these anecdotes, not ONLY rs p
specimen OF the peculiar dialect of these
vlrtnous and unsophisticated inhabitants
OF tins hardy region, at which Won NAV in.
nocentiy smile, but as examples of naive
courage. intrepidity and sanr froid. seldom,
equaiicd under similar circumstances in
any part of the civilized world. Not 3
man OF them had ever seen a ball fred from
cannon, or had heard what carcase
bomb, or rocket was, excepting few indi.
Niouais, old soldiers, or privateersmen
lamongwhom was one or two Of the Halevs
called by TIE English Eellys, for beino
suck dare devils in battle.
A
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family shadid lave free e-ress from Frame.
my Intention is, that You VIII give orders
that the duke dAngou,eme be con,!ucteI
to Cette, where he SHALL be embarked,
and that YOU VIII watch his safety, and
protect him from any i'll treatment.
" Xon Will only take care to secure the
funds which have been carried away from
The public chests, and demand that the
duke d'Angoulemc shall be obliged 10 res
tore the crown jewels, which are the pro-
perry OF the nation. You will at the same
time make known to him, the terms of the
laws otthe national assembly, which have
been renewed, and that they apply to the
members OF the Bourbon family who shall
enter the French territory.
g You viii thank, in my name, the natl
onai guards, for the patriotism and zeal
which they have displayed, and for the at
tachment they have shewn to me under
these important circumstances.
" At the palace Of the Thuilleries, April
IL, 1915.
(Signed) ~NAPoLEON.o
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~NAPoLEoN."
REPORT To THE EMpERoR.

"SIRE--On the 2lst December, a speci-
al law recognized as debts of the state. the
debts contracted in foreign countries, by
the king and by the princes OF his house,
Tor WITCH the king declared himself perso-
ally responsible /; this resolution was taken
without opposition, without debate, with
ont reserve, and with MI that frankness
whiGh flows from the noble French charac-
ter.
I" in consequence a commission was en-
trusted with the vecifcatiou of the titles
produced by the various claimants, aad
began IT'S iahors the goth of March Of
course terminated them. The seals were
put upop the paper which had already col
iected 81 have removed them in concert
with yoar minister IF finance.
" itwas natural to think, sire, that re-
sources granted with somuch LOYALTY, would
nave been expended with delicacv. and
that the national munificence would have
been expended only in paving for honora-
BILE services, in keeping account of the as
ISSUANCE granted to misfortunes, and in In
oe,n.maiymg losses inseparable from long
political crises.
!, " A has!ty glance at the papers, presents
.he Following result lin the first place there
Is voiumlncus register, drawn up to the
earliest periods of emigration, and which is
IN some measure the archives of emigrati-
on. When laid before the commissioners
ny count blucas, this register was consult
ed on every claim being made :: it iIlustra-
'ed the objects and tue merits of claimants,
ana a. directed the reporters in their proposi-
" The tollOwingare, with few exceptions,
the KIND of claims which were produced
4a'ms relative to the assembling and
Of the army-expences of the
hrst and second divisions of the arrny-co-
aiitlon of the provinces-military house,
mold oil the king and of the princes--infan-
Try, DRAGONS, Observation-Disclosures
tion or stores, provisions and carriases-
chapel religious ofFices) of the grandhead
!uarters-expences of travelling and par
dcular agency, &c.
Many of these items hadbeen prudent
~ paid, and there remained to pay some
thing less than so millions. But thirty
millions would never have been sufficient
to SATISFY the claims wlrichwe every day
and received in preference to
the former.
~ tins description were the claims of
one borel, who organized an armed force
~ the iiayandan she was quarter master
general IN the Breton association; there
was prince IF Hohenloe, a duchess Pie of
bavaria one Bdschi of Caylu. who clair
ed the EXPENSE of raising regiments IN the
service of the princess
;" Aiter enumeratng a variety cfother
CLAIMS, the Duke Of Otranto SAYS, that all
me me above sums were expended " in the
discrimination of hbels, in organizing dis
order, robbery and assassination e'Thus''
ne concluded, g the treasures of the natl
on have been employed at the same time,
IN payment OF the most disgraceful servi-
ces, and in liquidation of the Expenses Of a
war made against the French nation.
(Signed.) wDuc de OTRANTO.
" Paris, April 10. 1872
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other principle.
You will no doubt consider it your duty
TO maze known to the French near YOU.
the new state Of things. &c.
(sisned) CAUHNC0URT,
Duke OF Vincenza.
PAR1s, April 10.
a decree otthe emperor Napoleon of the
9Th OF April, recalls to their standards all
the soldiers who are faithful to their co,n.
try. Such ofthe Swiss asprefer returninr
to their own country, are informed tho}
they shall have passports. All the officers
and soldiers who served in the old and
new imperial guards, who were on leave of
absence. are required to repair to the head
quarters of their. corps,
Inc same decree establishes six rer;
ments of Tirailleurs and six regiments of
Foitlgenrs OF the young guard, 10 be orra
niZed Immediately at Paris each regiment
OF infantry OF two battailions, is TO be aup-
mented by third battalion and each re-
glment of cavalry ofthree souadrons. TO he
augmented by fourth SQUADRON and the
new corps are to be ofiicered. and suh.offi-
cered, from the corps already organized.
ihe whole to be immediately placed on the
pay oltroops in the field.
LEGHoRN, March Q.
The news of the departure of Bonaparte
from Eloa, has been just received here by
a packet boat from Porto Ferraio. Tie
news has caused great CONSERVATION here.
wv VIENNA, March 10.
When the prince Talleyrand received
the news of Napoleou's debarkation on the
coast OF France, he demanded an audience
OF our emperor, which was granted. The
prince remained above an hour with the
emperor and prince Metternich, and Tai
Ieeyrand then set off for Presburc, on a vi
sit to the king of saxony, who is there.
March 81.
An ordinance has been just issued for
loan of 100000 forms, for which a stock
will be issued. Subscriptions for 100 fio-
rms will be received, but for no lower sum.
The English minister. Canning, who
was destined for Lisbon, has had his dest;.
nation changed to Swisserland. where he is
to attend the Helvetic diet.
Inc recognition of the guards was com
united to st. Jean i'Angolny, gems. An
dreosscy and Dumas.
AxcoNA, March 81.
King Joachim arrived here ON Sunday
afternoon. His object is to see with his
own eyes, the condition of the inhabitants
OF the Abruzzos and of this nlarche he
viii at the same time inspect the troops.
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TRANsLATED FOR 4EE AURORA,
from Dntch Fapers to the 1864 Of .9pril.
OF tie ship Robert TYoln, nrrieed here in
SO days f'ou, Amstcraan,.
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ANeERs. March 96.

hNbER5s NIdTCl 20
a momentary alarm has been excited
here for the tranquility Of the country. In
council lately held by the duke of Bour-
bon, 1T was determined to issue procla-
nation, calling upon the inhabitants be-
tween the ages Of 10 and so. to take up
arms. This proclamation was about to be
made public, when Mr.. D'Auchamp arrived
at BeauPreau. and deliveredto the duke Of
Bourbon the following letter, from the CO.
lionel OF the gems d'armes
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To MS highness fonser,r the DIXIE of Bos,r5,q "a
BE 7tbTeo,t


10 ms h{ghHess Jfonsie1,r the DIXIE of Boar5Sn as
BE RbreaU
Ny BoRn-T Aatter myself that an apreaI IN
your magnanimity, on the present occasion. win
not prove Intellectual. One word from YOU. nv
lord, can allay the first emotions of FEELINGS.
winch, IT permitted to be INDUCED, viii again inn
Orue m blood La Vendee, yet bleeding from her,
past misiortunes. Let your highness pronounce
inc word, and order viii once more he restored.
your hishness must be aware, that your remain
ing longer in the neighborhood Of Beaupreau.
Whi not only jcopardize the peace Of the country.
Dut also endanger your own personal safety.----
Deign. then, beseech your highncss 20 Weld 10
considerations Of your own welfare, and that OF
your country pledge mysef4o give 70 your
nIghness, every facility 10 enable YOU 20 reach in
safety whatever destination you rnay choose.
! ana, &c,
(Sigsd) RoIREAIr
Mr. DAutechamp coniurcd the prince 10 de-
SYST from bis plans, but Messrs Iarochc Iace1Jc-
I'm, Seris, Sarnt-Hubert BeaIvorsiers, TurDeap.
gle Rene Nicolas, &c violently opposed Nir
DAntech9np, zcho declared to the Prince hbaf h.
NOR abHHo5ned course 1vIch corfu min b. gpsso,
fed1g men Of their stump, and svsh 1ieasnrss as ts,,
recommended
The departure Of NJ. D'Autechana1, ocoas;ea,s
much sensation on the public mind. and IN.
prince soon found himself deserted bv an hut
TIC petty faction, who were bis immediate ,d,,.
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~ ANcoNA, March q.
King Joachim arrived here on Sunday
afternoon. His object is to see with his
own eyes, the condition of the inhabitants
OF the Abruzzos and of this n,arche he
will at the same time inspect the troops.
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CrpituJatiou Of the duke d'.9ngoalenie.
A telegraph despatch from Montilimart
on the 9th inst. from lieut.. gen. Grouchy.
states the following circumstances. The
rash enterprise of the duke d'AneouIeme
IS terminated, The tri-colored fac floatsin
the South. The duke DANG 1uleme, push
ed by the troops, the vanguard of which
occupies Douzere, having on his rear gen
eral Gilly, who had debouched by Point
SAINT Esprit, and upon his left flank the ma
tiOnal guards Of Daupbiny, has capitulated.
Abandoned by all the troops of the line,
there remained with him only 1900 men.
and SIX pieces of cannon. He has been
conducted under good escort to Cettc,
where he will be embarked.
A subsequent account states, that the
divisions of national guards, who were i'm
the rear of the littlet troops of d'Angouleme,
would not recognize the capitulation, be-
cause It had not received the appreciation
OF general Grouchy.-Ihey have stopped
the duke d'AngOuleme. General Groucbv
has transmitted an account of this TO the
emperor, and has taken his maicsty's or
ders.
His majesty has written to the general
the following letter
" NJ. count Grouchy--The orlonnance
Of toe king on the 9th March, and the de-
claration signed at Vienna on the 18th by
ms ministers, would have authorised me in
treating the duke d'AngOuleme as this or.
dominance and declaration would have trea-
ted both myself and my family. But true
to tic dispositions which had induced me
to order tiat the members Of the Bourbon