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last. on nus 70 well nv the little chill
cslsss, 's ~ are returning from the battle
drsa' s men said by one ofthe characters
i was "a The way;in which the Poles con
hi 1.'ss;an heroes The whole pil
lusl , oars, out, 8 Brave! !" and the old
me- NET did It's duty. In CONCLUSION
t1u'a aFssst scholar, with a paper helmet Oh
me s u sung brayura AIR." From
Bus asa 10 the Poles, will not describe
Is.p salsar abuse which they this evening
Ias ~ 70 be uttered against the RusT
ays On our way home, Anderson re.
,s to me many other instances OF tins
co.. co.. Of Polish patriotism"
1r.,,s,a,ed from the Martinique Gaxetts
Iof.narei 10, for the Boston Daily I'D
sertiser. nor7n Z.
Peter Rene Maria, Count vaugiraud,
80 admiral grand cross ofthe royai Or
Az &c s.. Louis. officer Of the legion OF
ss.sr governor, lieut.. general Of the IS
, I'D e 'Marth.iqe and It's depe ndencies,
=. Nv, zen. Of the French Nindward IS
iAI Ia,,;s Francis De Buc. knight Of the
.as,l aud military order OF 81. Louis,
ssnlafthe legion Of honor, iatendant OF
the said Isiand--
ron;itlsring that the circumstances
a.. rendered necessary the opening OF
~ ,orts Of the colony to foreign vessels
for the importation Of articles usually
~ aud the expectation of sugars,
..slIse. cotton, &c have happily ceased
= Sy;st. the moment has arrived Tor re,
stsr;ng matters in this respect as soon as
rossibTe TO the state in which they were
8 he month of April last, in conformity
~;ib the ordinances Of the king and the
instructions given Us by the ninio'sterI
Of his majesty fol, the department OF mas
riae aud die colonies.
Considering, hawever that this return
to the established order cannot be SUD
<lea. snd that i had been decreed that
our decree of The Cd May, and the sthI
aud 14.a.lane should not cease to hayeI
eject aaaltwo months after the prolaul-
gat,on Of the repeating decree I've have
decreed aud do decree as follows:
In tao Months from the 10th Of this
month. that Is to says. on the 10Th MayI
aegt, tie trade o! foreigners with. Mar
ir;qae shall be subject to the restric-
fiens fixed BY the decree of Aug SOL
1884, aud the Instructions given US by|
/ is majesty minister. on taking posses
sisa Of this colony In 1914.
Vessels under the flag of his Britannia
Ma;esty are excepted from the reGuisition
cstSe present decree, and shall continue
20 enjoy the privileges granted by our de-
csees Of the 5th and 18th June 1916, I'm
Gil il shall be otherwise ordered.
tits reguestea Of the officers oi theI
superior c, uncil, flat they cause these
presents to Re unregistered. q that they
Be read, plblist ed and posted up wher-
ever il shall be necessary, We COM
msnd the director general of Che retenuei
20 see to theif execution.
Gwen at Martinique, under the seal Ct,
our arms and the ccaGtersign Of our
secretaries, the 18th of March, 1916.
Count YAuoIRAun, Coy. Gen.
SeRIS. Sec. Of the Government.
Du Bec, intendant.
FIRE LIE Roi
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anted to Purchase,
likely NEGROES. Apply g
theirs tavern, TO
y. Ckislotme.
ST.
IJoc5or DdrraIl,
NGEOF DENTIST,

tful!y Informs the Ladies snd
Ell OF alexandria, that he has
room 10 MIR. Si.eather's house,
street. where he wi. be happy
OH them in the line Of bis pro-
Ee inserts. the best of Enamel
rom one to-. q whole sett, on the
proved plan, without pain in the
n--he cleans and mends Teeth
liver or Gold, to be as sound and
I'll as ever they wsre-he extracts
/, Roots and stumps without iWu,
the gums.
has the best of Tooth Powder for
~ the teeth and gums agreeable.
Il II
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building, shaIl apply 70 the supeintend-
ant Of police, who shall appoint propet
,iace and assign reasonable space tor
he depositiag said materials. Whoeyer
Shall offend herein shall forfeit and pay
five dollars for each offence and be sub
ject to the further penalty of one dolla'
for every day such building materials
shall SO remain. contrary to the provi-
sions hereof"
The provisions contained in this sec
ton Of the. law will be strictly carried IN.
JAMES INQUIRE.
Superintendent OF Police
4 Nav g. 1916. 49,
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LONDON GOODS.
Gel ?. 4Ho.WPsor

''aSs seseTefbS the ship MountVernon
= eHolcE sELscqlos OF
s1sASossAsLE ART Giles. CONSISTING or
qA1t,a superdne imperial Saxon cloths.
20 fashionable mkt cassimeres
fashionable stockinets
- saperane striped and checked
90 Ynghams, newest style,
80 20. endressed cambria prints.
sae and sy9er6ne fancy prints.
sea, corded, Vittoria. japan'a and
a. elner fashionable fancy muslins
80 ana O. cambria and jaeonet mus
p -Scat steam loom shirtings
slle and saper6ne dimities
~ s.o0doa printed cuttings
"nite and colored cotton hosiery
a'ies and gentlemen's leather cloves
. variety Of fashionable shawlss CON.
slstine OF
A'ea . damask, Waterloo, plain middle
ranted chintz, Sc.
MAdrass aud Malabar handkereh;ass.
april 90 chiefs o
" PRINTING -
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Eatract to a rery respectable
Baltimore, dated
LIVERPOOL. Ma

:. LIVERPOOL. MAJ
" Our cotton market is stead
less animated at Is a BID for,
Ils a 22d and 2s for New-ot
"a a Is 10 and IS per ID for BE;
|everai parcels of COED James
oacco nave been purchased G
tlon at IL a lSd, and strips S
~ regularly to the trade at
Per H. In export qualities {
IS trihlng. Tar has been sol
lSs for v ilmington. and Id.
for Virginia. lurpenane {
may BE purchased at lbs
and Us are with difficulty /,
the best. Qaercitron bark 80
at s4s a 27s per cwt.--and IL,
at SIS a A2s per CIV M,
treme prices of Montreal andN
rot ashes can scarcely be quNo
than o2s per cwt. For 1ost III
asked ; but the demand is |
pearls are yesy dull at 7Ss h
cwt. English wheat is imp \
sells readily at $50 a los ne III,
american -four has been in soi
AZ Cos a SOS per barrel fer sw
9 lis per barrel for sour. Bs
are dull at L. 10 a L. ls; a
q. IS a L. 27.-United State.
l-2 a 80 per cent Tor new 6
and dollars ass IL each.
Rathbone, Hodgso,
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BALTIMORE

LITE FROM THE Ri
The following is brought |
Midas, capt. III ekerson, ari;,
port from HAVANA where Ii,
ying on the 2ath March
he United States bria N
.oeginning Of April, fell ID
captured the schoeaesg cmst
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GMgri

Capt. K. FROM St. plerres, Mart
reports that every kind Of Arc:ic
luce, except Flour vas, when thc
but that certain rest
we're to take place the latter ED
On all such articles as could be
ay France-Beei was Sl4 POI
retail.
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Wanted to Purchase,

/ Stock OF the Chartered Banks in TINS
town. Apply at the office of tie Column
bian Insurance CoMpany-between the
hours of II and 9 o'clock.
May9 .rt
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Has bait a cargo engaged; for freight OF
the balance, about 500 bbls apply to
DODGE e KETTLE,
Who wish to purchase few hhds. Of
Tobacco.
slay g DIV
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For Richnonds

Ekd The schooner Jrne, Jere
Hss5fA miah Creighton, master =
ys stsYs.ssE, will sail on the 10th instant
a&za For freight or passage, ap'
ply to the master Oh board at Ramsay,
wharf.
May 9 Git
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Paper H,a.a'GL.'NgIs Is Ram,
aTEWART,

received b, spr1l1; sb. sv T;IGy 20 .
! 4 the ato spol makes his asssrtmea. very
iarge and elegant
Agta 9
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, May 9,
COMMUNICATION.

1 fCOMMU NlCA HUN. 4
The gross attempt at personal insul
Exhibited in answer to r. LIS statement
lis beneath his notice-eyidently evincin!
1.-THE writer signed I" Fishermen is
Fisherman in troubled waters Why, HI
tasks. has he ut himself in such a puck
Ter about the fshf / will answer hin
|by quoting from page 1874 Of the Laws o
1.-THE Corporation.
s. Whereas complaints having beer
made to the common council of Alexan
Idria, that great Inconvenience hath ari.
sen to tile citizens and others, from the
lpractice Of purchasing shad & herrings
lat the FISH wharf by boat loads, for the
purpose Of selling again at advanced
prices, to the great dis dxantage of per-
sons wishing to purchase FISH for the use
jof their families: for remedy whereof, I.
Sec..l Be Il enacted bY the Common
ICounci! Of Alexandria In Council assem-
Ibied, That it shall not be lawful for any
|person or persons. to purchase within the
limits of the corporation fresh .shad or
Iherriaas, Or other fish, for the purpose of
selling again, uncNred, within the limits
of the corporation, from the 25th day Of
March to the 10th day of May in each
and every year. =,
Sec 2. Be it further, enacted, That
any person or persons purchasing or sci.
ling shad. behring's or other fish contrary
to the first section of this act, shall Tor
forfeit and pay for each and every Of
fence the sum Of twenty dollars; to be
recovered as other penalties, and appli-
ed one half to the use of the informer,
the other halt to the use of the corpora
ton.
In regard to any wilful misrepresenta.
ton having been made, q very little time
will determine that point before the COM
petent authority. 1t is the first time
such a charge was ever brought against
e. L.
5. A letter from Belfast dated the Goth
March received by a gentleman in this
city, states, 8. The quantity of fayseod
arrived aud expected is Unprecedented,
no sales have Yet been made--the mar
ket is expected to open at from S! to IS
l0.'
Capt. Matthew's, late Of the schr. Ado.
line, of this port, cached town Saturday
night IN the Norfolk Packet. He gives
a long statement of the ihhuman treat
ment by the Spaniards of those who I'M
fortunately tell into their hands. j,
He say TIA. the officers and crew Of
the Adeline WIS stripped and plundered
Of every thidg. landed and driven on b.
the Spanialds, who beat them shamet
Iy with the butt ends of their musKe.s
theyreached the prison where there
90 Anlercabs and British who had tai
into their hands, since the suvrende
I arthagena, and VINO experienced II
ment similar TO his own. There ";
daily removal of some of their celnr
to the hospital, caused by the fifth
OF the prison aud its exposure to
@eather, from whence few returned
Capt. NJ. also states that single
gate would be sufficient to lay 80
Alaltha in ashes.
Amor;
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ed BY the famous Pirate, Mitchell, lOnt
of the crew of the British frigate Her
nione1 & another small vessel laden wit
ammunition, &c. for the use Of the Pirate
and carried them into N Orleans. The
Pirate had on board specie, jewelry, &c
amounting to s 10000.
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\ New
|otsd higher
Ions e4s are
|miteds and
knd 7Ss per
loviiog. and
liz 20 Ibs.,
hue demand
.eet, & los
4rrel slaves
hid. at
IL stock 81
j per cents,
]. Co." I.
R.May 6.
#.XER.
ky the schf'
we'd at this
. Boxer y as
boxer, in tn,
II with ara
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A letter from Belfast dated the Goth
March received by a gentleman in this
city, states, 8. The quantity of naysecd
arrived aud expected is Unprecedented,
no sales have yet been made-the mar
ket is expected to open at from S! to Is
|l0.'
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GENIUS.

To excite and bring into act;
as and the finer feelings,
that they should FIST
man once cailet,o"
pIained that :
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~, PRINTING
'Say executed at the Office OF ehe A.
ie2aadr!a Gazette.
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Land for Sale.

a TRACT or parcel of LAND, con-
timing between two and three. hun
'4red acres, on the north side of Deco
guam, in Fairfax county, about miles
west of Occoquan miiis--it is we'll wa
cred with never failing springs, it's al
50 well tiMbered, and the great quanti-
~ of froo timber ON it renders it the
more valuable to any person in the coop
ring line. This land is Of the middle
soil, and produces Corn, wheat, OF any
,ther grain tolerabie weli--therels about
100 acres cleared and under good fence.
The improvements are log dwelling
house and other out-houses, and a good
apple orchard Of about SO trees. Auy
person inclining to purchase Can view
the premises and know the terms by APP
plying to the subscriber who lives near
the premises, or Henry S. Haley, jun.
at 0ccoquan mills, or John IL. HALEY
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas Gossom.
april IS l omit
=
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Il Country Ho,sse,

And about 200 acres of Land, within
s miles of Alexandria, will be sold by the
subscriber. The house was formerly oc-
cupied by himself, and is about one third
Of mile from his present dwelling. The
situation is high and remarkably healthy.
The house has A rooms, and a Kitchen
and pantry, on the lower floor. and four
chambers with fire places in the ga sto-
ry. It was well built under the superln-
tendance OF Mr.. Lowering, respectable
English architect, and would make a Gem
Portable summer retreat for a gentee! ia
mily, or might be made a valuable Ia
vern by opening a road through the land.
About one half of the land is in wood the
residue is capable of being made hand
some grounds. There is a good well and
pump in the yard and there are several
good springs on the land.
The terms of payment will be one fifth
in four months; the residue in four equal
annual payments with interest; one hall
secured by notes well endorsed, and the
whole by deed of trust on the land.
Possession may be had Immediately.
NJ. Crmoch
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tains remedy, known. snd ha restopai
soshealth and strength great number.
when in an advanced stage OF this fatal
complaint. Particular and plain instruc-
lions are given for every part OF the ne
|cessary ,treatmentin such cases.
/ Children generally take this medicine
With eagerness having pleasing appear
lnce, and an agreeable taste.
|:lIamilton's Essence and Estruct OF
Mustard.
A safe and efectual remedy for acute
md chronic rheumatism, govt asthmatic
sout, palsy, ulnbagco, numbness, white
dwellings, chilblains, ns,bruises, pain
|n The face and necks etcsih's
The Genuine PersiaH Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Europe, is an invaluable COS
netic, perfectly innocent and safe, free
from corrosive aud repellant minerals,
1.-THE basis Of other lotions and of I'M
sarralled efficacy in removing blemishes
.of the face and skin. freckles, pimples,
infiamatory redness, scurfs, letters, ring
worms, sanburns, prickly heat, SC. The
.iaersiau Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding the natural. insensible persplra-
ton, which is essential to health, yet ITS
ELECTS are speedy and permanent, rem.
dering the skin delicately soft aud smooth
and improving the complexion.
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 foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to IN
lure and finally ruin them.
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an invaluable me-
licine for the speedy relief and perman-'
snt cure oil the various complaints result
ing from dissipated pleasures, Juvenile
residence in climates un-
favourable to the constitution, the !mmo-
lerate use of tea, frequent intoSicatlon
or any other destructive intemperance
"a e unsk;Iful or excessive use OF mercu-
~, the diseases peculiar to females at a
certain period Of life, bad lyings in, &c.
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Orphans Court.

Alexandra County, Sc icmber Term.
1916.
Ordered, that the ad anistratr;v of
Henry 5. Earl, deceased, do insert ,h !.
usual y advertisement three ines a weeL
Tor TWO weeks, in the Alexandra Saws,
PaPers'--A copy.-Teste,
A, Moore, r. ~.
aHiS IS to give notice, that the sinh,
scrlber, of Alexandria county. in tba 1 d;'
tr'ct OF Columbia, has obtained from fl.
orphans Court Of said comfy letters 81
administration :. ON the esta e Of Hpny,, g
Fart late OF the county Aforesaid de-.
c 9, persons having claims ssaipst
the said decedent, are hereby reo";ra% s
TO present the same to the SUBSCRIBE
passed by the Orphans Court. on or be
lore the 18th day of March next Or thev
may oy law be excluded rom all benefit
to SAID estate; and those Indebted there
70 are repaired to make lame diate nav.
m u Given under my hand this { 18th
September, 1916.
Phoebe Earl. .a6m'r
OF Henry S. Earl.
oP'e"oef ~ eo2w
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FIVE DOLLARS Reward
Host or Misgaid,

Host or .EiSIaid,
4 n old Black Morocco Pocket Book
IA tied round with a green silk string,
containing besides the annexed list of
notes, sundry other papers which can be
of no use to any person but the owner,
payment being stopped. will give the
above reward to any person that will re-
turn the Book with its contents to
MORD. MILLER.
N. B. The pocket book contained no
money.
LIST OF NOTES.
1914, Nov. 90. VIM. Yeaton, S173
81 cents, at 6 months.
1915, July Is. Elliott Muse, $50 at
80 days.
Sept. so. Custom House Debenture
Bond, l04, &c, payable 9th September.
1916.
1916, April 2. James M'Dowell, 90
81, on demand.
May 9, John MCPHERSON and Sen, $500
at so days.
June 5, Samuel Chadwick, $50 at S
months.
August Is. John II. Grease acceptance
Of VIM. I Luchbett's order, 81 % 6Q
days
Sept. 10, P. G. Marsteller 1O2 e.
GO do.
VIM. Sims and Denis Johnson's joint
bond for 458 sS due in June last.
September
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JUST RECEIVED
FOR SALE BY

FOR SALE BY
J.q.NES KENNEDY AVID SON.
Booksellers, King street:
The new Tariff of Duties
Brakes natural and stat ,tical view o.
Cincinnati and the Miami Country
Brackenridge's Journal OF a voyage up.
the Missouri
Mawe's travels in Brazil to the gold
land diamond mines
Parks last travels in Africa, with an,
account of his death
Morier's journey through Persia and
Armenia to ConstantinOple
Terms of communion, with partlcu-
lar view to the Baptists and Pede Bap-,
fists, by Robert Hall, NJ. A.
Sermons to masters and servants, pub
|lished by the Rev Mr.. Meade
The whole works of Mrs. Hannah
More, including her essay on the charac-
ter and writings Of St. Paul
Rhymes on Art, by Martin Archer
|Shee
The emporium of arts. completeSin 5
volumes, with many beautiful cngraV'
ings
Bells engravings Of the muscles ard
Joiats-with many other valuable publ
|catlOns.
Stationary articles of tie first quality
consisting of fine British hot pressed ana
gilt letter paper; Langstroth's line thin
ditto British X Americas ink powder;
Dutch. English and American quilts -
black lead pencils, and Crayon's cameIs'
hair ditto; Reeves's best water coiors IN
boxes and single cakes silver pencil ca
ses handsomely assorted; pen knives OF
superior quality, from I to 8 blades; mo.
rocco pocket books and note cases; asses,
skin tablets; silk and morocco IealneF
purses mathematical instruments, scaies
and dividers pewter, glass, wedse"9op
and pocket ink stands portable oesNs'
|complete sealing WAX L waters; Ger
|man flutes aageolets and flies, music a.
|dapted to each: music paper Of SUPERB
kind, ard blank music books: Oahk' re-
|ceipt and memoranda books; copy Huu
cyphering books o. a. paper: iedsers'
journals and day bo5ks Of all sizes re-
cord books. !. .ao
Blank books of every description lnaue
IN the shartest notice, with me pap''
aud patent ruling and binding &C. ;,d IN
~ Binding, in general, executed III
the most elegant and fashionable s sty!e'
august 81 eoA
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Dissolution Of Partnership.


THE Partnershs, Of Janney,. Morgan
y Go. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
George Janney,
John Morgan,
Joseph caches.
The business in future will be conduct
ed under The firm of
Braden, Morgan q Go.
Robert Baden.
John Morgan,
Joseph Eacbes,
Who have received by the ship Boston
and brig Thomas from Liverpool their
Fall Goods, among which are
Superfne and second cloths
do do cassimeres
Double milled drab cloths and cas-.
simeres
PeIisse cloths =
FlanneIs, bookings and baizes
Striped and rose blankets
Lambs wool and worsted hosiery
Pulled gloves
Cords and velvets
Waistcoating, Gc.
Sept II sw
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bgr llIlos NlcSlkCttsca has bSCA 49,
with a degree of.snccess highly grateful
to fhe iaventars feelings, liz several part
ofthe West Indies, and the Southern {
Middle States, particularly in =. YORK
Phladelphia, Baltimore, Petersburg
Richmond, Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
ton, Charleston, and Savannah. lht
testincn s Of number Of persons at eacl
Of the above places can be adduced, whf
have reason to believe, that a timely use
of thisssaIutary remedy has, under Prov
dence, preserved their lives, when IN
the most alarming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
more In favour Of medicine than CO!
lumns Of ponpsas eulogy, founded on
mere assertion.
1t is not, indeed, presuanptuousiy pro,
posed as an infallible cure, but the inyen-
Tor has every possible reason that can re-
suit from extensive experience, for be-
heying that d dose of these Pills, taken
once in every two weeks, during the
prevalence Of our bilious feyers, viii
prove an infallible preventative and
further, that in The earlier stages OF those
diseases. their use will very generally
succeed ia restoring health, and frequent
" in cases esteemed desperate, and De
yond the power OF common remedies.
The operation Of these pills is perfectly
mild, so as to be used with safety by per-
soas,iu every situation, and Of every age.
They are excellently adapted to car,
of superiluous bile 4 prevent Its NOR
bid secretions--to restore q amend the
appetite-to produce free perspiNatlo.n
and thereby prevent colds whishis 50 Of
ten OF fatal consequences. A dose neyei
fails ts remove cold if takensOn It's tirst
appearance-they are celebrated for re-
moving habitual coshveness--sickness al
the stomach aud severe head-ache--and
ought to be taken by all persons ON a
change Of climate.
They have been found remarkably eth
ratious IN preventing and curing disor
ders attendant on long syoyases, and
should be procured and carefully presery-
cd for use by every seaman.