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Valuable Property for Sale.

I'm SATURDAY, the 10th Of No
81 vember, at IL O'Clock, A. N. WI
Be sold at public anction. that Valuable
Property at the intersection OF King ano
Columbus streets, consisting OF
Two Brick Warehouses,
each 90 feet front on King-street, and
extending back 100 feet TO yard en-
closed with brick wall. Those ware,
houses are In the best situations for bnsi-
ness, and are well calculates for exten.
sive Dry Good or Grocery Stores.
"A Dwelling House,
adjoining, we'll calculated for genteel
family. The lot is large and handsome
w improved; every necessary out build
ing Of brick, and the yard and garden
enclosed with a brick wall. Fea sltua.
tions are considered more desirable Tor 9
town residence. Also,
A Country Seat,
three miles from Alexandria, adjoining
Mrs. Chapin's, containing 50 acres a
part cleared and in cultivation, the resi-.
due in wood. A small dwelling house
has lately beenerected. tits handsome.
ly situated; has 6ne spring Of water
is very healthy, and susceptible OF very
elegant improvement.
The above property will be sold, with
out reserve, at very liberal credit
Terms at sale.
p. G. Marsteller.
October IS tt
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Thomas Ill. Rowland,

4 1iUIELd0 M 1IOWl4IIU3
Has for sale, received per the sloOp Re.
gulAtor,
40 pieces frst quality Russia Duck
80 pieces second quality ditto
40 pieces frst quail. Rnssia Sheetings
1 bale, 90 pieces Russia Linen
box Glass Ware
so casks Whale Oil, aud
6 dozen spermaceti Oil, best quality
10th me. 90 Let
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Sale at Auction.
WTTHOUT RESERVE.

WITHOUT RESERVE.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, vii
be positively sold, to the highest bid.
der, to clsse consignmepts, the fol
lowing GOODS:
Saperfne Cloths and Cassimeres,
Super twilled Bombazetts,
Do. black and plain colored do.
Cotton Hofery,
4-S and 9-8 cotton Shlrtings,
Sup. Waterloo Calicoes,
Cambria and common do.
Black Cambrics,
New Orleans Victory Handkerchiets,
Gilt cogt ard breast Buttons,
Pins and Ribbons,
Cotton and worsted Stoekinets,
Fiannels and sup. Blankets,
s bales saved list blue Cloth,
India cotton and various ether article
in the dry good line,
At IL o'clock,
A small invoice OF hardware and cutie
ry,
A small invoice OF London jewelry
which win be sold by the advance on tn
slearling-The credit will be liberal ant
made known at the sale which will begil
at 10 o'clock. at the store of L. L
Wright, High street, Georgetown,
JONCHEREZ 4 DAVIS,
Auctioneeas.
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Knoxville /; a bill for the relief d
ne widow aud children Of GlarIe,
Dolph ; a bill for the felieici Ca,
DER G. Schultz /; bill from the Sc.
nate providing for the settlement oi
accounts against the Library, DC. a
ill to reward the officers and crew
1T the frigate Constitution, for cap.
turing the British sioop Ie,ant a
bill for the relief of Charles l.. Tn.
deaux bill confirming the ,iii,
|of certain purchasers Of lsnd whs
purchased Of the trustees OF Vincen.
mes University (; a bill for the relief
of Amos spsfford ; a bill for The re,
lief Of Young King. Seneca chief,
"a bill for the relief Of John L. Court
ned and Samuel Harrison Till
or the relief Of Thus. II. Boyle /,
a bill for the relief oi i'haraca Far
rar.
And the house adjourned.
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New York, April 10.

R5 TIE arrival, at this port last eve'p:
of the ship Tea Plant, capt. Brown M p,
days from Liverpool and Of the g ply
Despatch at Boston. in 80 days n% y,
Lisbon, and another vessel at the Sow ',,'
port, in a short passase from Gl0r'I D.i,
London dates are received to tue ~ .,S
Liverpool to the 22a. Paris to the ~ :,
Lisbon to the esd aud Madrid 10 ~ :,
I'D Of February, and Gibraltar 70 a
9th March. At these dates, NJ va
eventshad occurred ina :! +
OF Europe. o,e
The British Chancellor of Exc icqgt
lad reported to parliament a pi, w,,st
military and naval peace estabiI .'on 81
IL which he proposes to retain 39'oo o0oa9
.aea 95,QoVtlools tel Lns!ana' ~
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HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES,.
THrRsDAY, April If.

THrRsDAY, April IL.
After the reception and reference
of snndry petitions
Mr.. Newton from the committee
|of Commerce and Manufactures. re
ported bill making appropriations
for re building light houses, and Tor
completing the plan oflighting them
on the plan of Winslow Lewis. for
|pIacing heacons, DC. to preserve
II title Gull island. and for surye,in ing
the coast Of the United States. which
was twice read and committed.
Mr.. Wilcox from the committee
|of pensions, &c. reported bill con
corning invalid pensioners; which
was twice read and committed
Mr. Wilcox from the same cem-
mit,ee, made an unfavorahle report
on the petition of 1homas kinney
which was laid en- the table
Mr.. Herbert from select com
mitttee, reported without amend
jment the bill from the Senate sup
|Dlemental 10 Till establishing q
|turnpike company IN the District Of
Columbia and the bill Was shen or
|dered to be read third time 80 mar
row
On motion of Mr.. Johnson Of Ely
Ia committee was appointed to en-
|qsire iutO the expediency of coat
|nuing in force the laws in relation
10 the Indian trade.
The bills yesterday ordered TO be
engrossed for third reading, were
severally pead third time & passed
accordingly.
The bill to reward with 100000
dollars. the csptors Of certain AL,
gerine vessels, was called up by Mr.,
FORSYTH on whose motion il was q.
|mended by striking out the words
3. in consideration of the valour and
promptude with which the capture
was Effected" and the bill was then
ordered TO be engrossed fer a third
reading.
NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The bill reported by the carrenc,
committee to compel specie pay
|ments was, on motion of Mr.. Cal
|boun re committed to the select
|conmittee for the parpose Of max.
ing some amendment in its details.
In moving the re commitment, Mr.
EalhouD remarked that the modifi-
alton intended, was TO expange q
eature (the high duties) the bill,
which ifretained would probably re-
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CONGRESS-.
IN sENATE.-April 10.

The resolution moved by Mr.
King. for allowing MIR. Stanford Of
fine Senate. to give evidence before
committee Of the House of Re
representatives, was taken UP and a.
greed to.
The bill concerning the District oil
Columbia authorizing the introdac
|tion of slaves into the District OF
Columbia, the property Of persons
coming to reside here.) was READ !;
third time. On the question. "si,ai'
the bill pass - the vote was as io''
lows:
YEAS-Nlessrs. Barbour. Barry
Brown. Fromentin, GailIard. Colds
thorough. Lacoek. Mason. Mason
Iva. Roberts, TAFT. Turner, WI
Iliams-1S.
NlYS-Messrs Condit. Dagget'
Dana. Gore, Horsey. Hunter Masol
IN. Ell. Morrow. Ruggles. Stanford
Talbot, Thompsos, Tichenor, Var
mum. Wells, Wilsop--16.
So the bill was rejected.
The bill making further provision
flor military services, during the late
war, was read third time. On thu
tuuestion Of It's passage. there were
lfor il. fS votes against it IS. Sub
lsequently this vote was reconsidered
land there weie, for the bill IL d
gainst it IS.
So the hilI was passed.
MIR. Campbell, from the commit
Itee on Finance, reported sIndry a
amendments TO the bill from tn
House Of Representatives regulating
THE duties on foreign importations
(which we're read.
| The bill from the House. cbaIng
ling the node and aweunt oFtaxatIol
lon the distiilation Of whiskey, Va
taken Up. Some amendments wer
proposed and discussed, but ultl
Imately rejected and the bill wa
lordered 10 third reading without :
amendment.
| The bill to erect Indiana Terri
tory into State, sc was consider
led. After some discussion and incl
lfectual attempts to amend it. the b'l
Twas ordered third reading.
| Two or three minor bills we're re
lported, and 20 or so bills receive
their second readings
The Senate receded from IFS a
amendments to the general approprIa
ltion bill, (which amerdments favor
led the clerksiR the public Office
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Latest Foreign Meas.
BOSTON, 4 riI 9.
From Gibraltar.

We have received GitraIlar "a.
|pers 10 March 9, They contain Los
|dun dates to Feb. 22.
The watrimosial contracts b.
tween the king Of Spai,. and he Sc
coud daughter Of the Prince Reeytt
Of Portugal ; and be'veen r.
kings brother Charts, and lie a
bove Iady's sister, were signed al
Madrid FEB. e.
The British government continue,
its efforts to reduce It's expendilnre,
One mode is, the progressive diui,
nu,iDn Of lis miliiar, forces. All
the embodied militia are di,eharg.
ed
Bruce. arrested at Paris, as con
cerned in i.a,slette's escape. has
been a celebrated traveller IL Asia,
Sir K. Wilson is brother 10 the new
governor of Lower Can da.
vaIette has a daughter married
10 Sir Geo. Prescott. uncle of MIR,
Prescott, the banker OF London.
New quarantine regulations ara
established in England on all vessel,
from the Mediterranean, in cotse.
quence Of the plague having appear.
ed along the coast OF the .Adrianc.
The prince Of SAKE Cobourg, lie.
|trothed to the daughter and Only
|chiId Of the prince regenr of England
arrived in I ond0u on the 18th Ofl
Feb. The Londcr editors cay lh,
lis match of Fiction. which . fee
ton commenced u the interviews Of
the parties in 1911.
From ] isbon
By the brig Dispatch. from lisboa
which arrived Yesterday, we receiy
ed The papers Of that city 10 The esd
of February.
A severe shock OF an earthquake
" experienced at Lisbon the cd Of
Feb.
We find in the papers The official
despatch of gen. MoriIIo. giving al
account Of his proceedings against
artbagena from July IL. to Sept
II. This is lie first official account
we have seen Of The expedition. Tbg
contain also II decree Of bis Calhola
E,a,iesty, published at Madrid, Feb
II, announcing his intended marriss
with his niece. Donna Maria Isabel
la FRANCESCA, second daughter Of ths
prince regent of Portugal and Bra
I'll, and that Of his Brother Don Car
los with The third daughter, DoDHs
Maria francisco de Assis.
One OF Our Iate F ench papers ccnta'rl
an article from Berlin, correotisg .Ons
erroneous statements that had Eeen mad
expecting the prince Leopold, of SAX
Cobourg, the intended husband Of til
princess Charlotte Of Wales. The cop,
rier WHO had been sent to inform him
the ratification of the contract Of MAJ
rage by the English regal family
had met him at Berlin. lie IS rd
a captain in the Austrian service,
1as Keen stated, but It. gen. in U.
Russian army His brother FerdinaN D.
was in the Austrian army. ard 10
ately married one OF the richest heireg'
's in Hungary. Leopold has receNset
n excellent educa II. and is gu
persed in military ,lce> political :
economy and statistic, lie is suppose
% be he author of several work. I"
considerable reputation. He is 0esl"
'emarkable for bis personal beauty
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The Subscriber
Has Just received direct from Bremen,
a good assortment Of
German Goods,

Consisting Of the following Articles, viz
Brown att white rolls
Hessians
Tickienburg
German OZnaburg
Piatilias. brown and white
White sheetings & shirtinS linen
Dowlas
Creas
Rritannias
Diaper and diaper table cloths
Tapes, ribbon, Sc.
Stacking
Glass ware
iron and steel
White and celoredshread
Stone jugs
Qiart bottles, and
). A variety Of other articles, added tt
his forruer stock. will make his assort
ment very good--which be viii sell al
reasonable prices Iur cash or good notes
Charles Tyler.
February Is
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lO&F.
LIZ L,
In Alexandria, on the morning of the
10th q nr,I fQ1G

In Alexandria, on the morning of the
18th April, 1916,
A LARGE white Pocket Book, tied
~ with black silk cord. 1t con
tanned letters and papers addressed t,
Captain Ii. johnson, and twenty ticket
in the Newly York State Medical Science
Lottery. Measures are taken to prevent
any advantage to be derived from the
possession OF the tickets, and the letters
and papers can be useful to no one but
Captain Johnson. The finder will be IL
berally rewarded for leaving the Pocket
Book and its contents with the Ejitor Of
this paper
April Is st
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~ l2O LIE borers are wait
Ell for the Public Works at Fort Wash
sngton, on the Potomac, for which Ii
berai price will be given. Application
may be made immediately.
". X. .9rnli%ead,
Lit. Col. Engineers,
Feb 81 co
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The fine Philadelphia Schooner,
SSy SOPHIA.
49, Capt. John Wallace,
Now taking in part of her Cargo at Geo
Town, will be down this this evening, 4
commence loading the balance and will
sail in all this week--Persons desieus OF
shipping any article s TO Philadelphia will
apply in the absence of capt. Wallace,
TO
JOHN ROBERTS,
or
PHENEAS JANNEY.
April i5.----3t
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I PUBLIC SALE

I'm T,,es3as next. the 18th instant, will
be sold, at the Vendus Store,
Superfne and second hroadcloths :,
Cassimeres, coatings, Bennet's cords,
hannsls ~.
Satin, levantine, florence, and VIZ
GINA silks ~
cambrc, leno and jacouet musiias
Caiicoes, dimities, Irish liaens, dis'
sheetinss -,
ga shawls, Gotten hosiery, riabons
Sewing silks and cottons, etc. etc.
ALSO, .
One bale Gurrahs, and two cases do
mestie cottons.
P CT, Marsteller.
knrif Is
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For Philadelphia,

Anril ts.--st
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For Sale.

A valuable Tract of Land, lying in
.ouasun G. unity, containing 6GG acres
7 lies on large stream called Bread
san, by which It is bounded for three
;uarters of mile, and which furnishes
ater Ter the use of a farmer. The sol
of the best red slate kind. well knowu
be the next best to the limestone soli
sing fertile. and when pern cut easily
$, be improved by all manures esrecl'
" By the Plaster of Paris. which i
gown to act with gres effect Oh such
ii-l50 acres are hea ily timbered
III the finest wood of oak, hickory. &C,
u acres lie on tie side ct the above
,ned Rup, ard being rich low land
e well calculated for meadow. lhis
nj produces good crops OF corn and
aall grain, aud is articolarly excel
mt or S. land, Which as it is near good
sci markets, alone renders il valuable
here is thriving apple orchard on the
and ard the fences are COED.
The land would be divided fit shonld
e wished. 1t is -25 or SO miles from
alexandria and Ge4rgetown. & 2 miles
em the public road leading frcm Lees
3mg TO Alexandfia.
The term, of sale are moderate-theS
viii be made known a. any time by
Richard n. Lee.
near Leesburg, Loudoun County,
May Staw2m
- The subscriber intending TO re-
move. will offer the above Tract of Land
at public sale, 90 the Goth OF June, il
not previously disposed Of at private
sale. X. Ii. l..
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lectures and reflections of the probable
result of Treaty of Alliance which is
reported to have been signed between
the Emperor Of Russia, bis Majesty of
Prussia, aud the King OF the Netherlands.
1t is said that the object Of tie Duke of
Wellington's visit to the Hague is to OBJ
tain an explanation OF the King Of tie
Netherlands as to the inteh tiuns OF the
high contracting parties in this triple al
|liance. The noble duke is particularly
interested in acquiring an exact know
Hedge Oft the object of this Treaty. as it is
generally said that Russia has manifested
a wish to deprive his Lerdshlp of the
command of the Allied Army stationed
on the French frontiers, ard to offer 1t to
the Prince of Orange. What degree OF
credit is TO be attached to these reports
l will not say. / yesterday heard a
Russian gentleman say, that It was alb,
solutely 'ecessaIy that Austria should
cede Gallicia to the Emperor Alexander,
who never could or would be satisfied un.
It'll that province was added to his do
minions. 1t appears that Russia has be-
come he last friend and firm supperter
lof the King of the Netherlands. 10 Rus.
sia influence is att ibuted the little atten.
lion hich has been paid to the remon.
STRANGE of this court relative to the pro.
lection and asylum afforded TO the
French regicides in Belgium. Many
persons suppose that the result OF thlS
triple alliance will be the forming OF
similar treaty between England, France
and Austria. But recolect that what
send you is butreport-and the report Q
| Paris I!
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From The London Courier Of .Nay /.
From Paris papers received this morning
CHAMBER OF PEERS.

Bulletin Of The Setting Of april ~.
The report of the special committee oil
seven. appointed to examine the law pro,
iiect or the finances, was made by Count
iGarner. 1t was divided into thres
| heads -
!. The establishment Of the budget Of
ISIS: that is to say. the exposition OF
| the ordinances Of the army. ard the ways
and means to which TIE government may
resort to provide for its expenses.
Q. TIE discharge OF Tie debt in arrear
land due on TIE lst January. 1917. ard
the means adopted to provide therefor
s The payment of the loan of 100
millions. raised in virtue of a Royal Or
dinance. dated August 10Th 1915.
| In considering these topics in success.
sion, the committee discussed several i'm
portant questions, particularly what is
the competence of Legislative Chambers
with respect TO the public revenue, in a
monarchy! The report concluded with
recommending tbe adoption Of the law,
w,,ich the committee thought ceu!d not
be longer deferred without occasioning
Iirreparable prejudice ts cur finances.
Some debate arose or the question for
printing the report
One peer proposed to expunge certain
passages, which in his opinion could no.
be assented to by the chamber. This
motion vas seconded.
O,her members observed. that tie
printing of the report id not imply the
OF all that it contained on
the cost ary, by making curtai!ments
and corrections, an otticia, character
would seem TO be given TO the passages
" hich were retained
The question for printing was then put
ard carried.
The chamber then proceeded to ballot
on the laM p eject TIE number Of votes
vas t55, which was afterwards reduced
BY the nudity OF three bulletins, to 1S2 ::
aud the number that finally voted for the
law was 131. The president according
ly proclaimed its adoption.
Five pei cent. cons. SO s-l0-bank
actions 10 60.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscribe, OF hieSsnIh' as
county in the District Of Colua,Dia, Da =,
obtained from the Orphans ou s,;on
said county, letters Of aahii', .'" r.
on the personal estate OF hei9 mad.
Patterson, late Of the county aioiss s a.
deceased; all persons having G'a'n urn.
gainst the said decedent, are hereby " ssra
ed to exhibit the same with the ''G IT, mo
thereof, to the subscriber, passss : , %
Orphans Court, on or before the SS',iiuS 10
of November next, or they nay by len .. =.
excluded from all benefit to saIa es'a std
and those indebted thereto are re4us'
TO make immediate payment. :, os
Given under my hand this 25tA Coy "
May 1916.
Sarah Patterson Z
Administrative Of Benjan.ia D, Pate ,s s'n'
May 25
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Public Sale

|rgSHE subscribers viii sell, OH Ties
8 dag the second day of July next,
If fair: ifsot, the next fair day theleaf-
ter. in pursuance of the DEGREES of the
county cou of Fairfax, in the suit of
'Magruder and Washington against John
|Luke-at public sale, fer ready money,
the whole, or so much of that Tract ct
Land situate in Fairfax county on the
north side ofthe road LEADING from Alex
andria to LcesbSsg, on which the said
John Luke resided, as will raise the sun
,f eleven hundred Y ninety-fiye rounds
sour shillings and five pence. with inte-
.est thereon from the leth Of September
1898, uptii the day OF sale, and the COST
the suit and sale--which hand is sta
tie about seven miles from Alexandra
md short distance above the Place
here the turnpike read leading tron
ne Potomac bridge strikes the read iron
Alexandria to Leesburg. The quantity
af laud is estimated at about $50 So q
res. There is onit a two story france
melling House not IN very good refai,
nd some out-houses. No deed vlll be
made until the purchase money is paid
EdWund Lee,
Eobt. 1. Taylor.
Richard Radcliffe.
Commissioners
Nav Is cots
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White Wine Vinegar.
IS casks White Wine Vinegar. land
no from schooner Jane, from n York
'or sale by
June toS"
a rreat Bargain IN Land


xyTiSHING to remove to the West
ern Country. | will sell the
) ARM on which reside, containing a
,out SO acres of Land, of the very ilrst
,uaiity, large proportion OF which IS
ell timbered and is now IN a good state
cultivation from the use of clever and
laister fur nasy years, and no land ~
se count, can lay more beautifully Tor
,rming. II is within three quarters OF
nile Of Mr.. Lewis's elegant mil Git
a. and the turnpike road leading from
shby's Gap to Alexandria will pass
ithin FIVE miles of it.
| will take in pat for the above pro-
s.erty a tract of good Bottom Land on
ne Keahawa or 0hio river. Any per,
IN wishing to purchase can see the and
nd know the terms BY application to
e subscriber. or in his absence to Mr.,
guthbert PcaeH, who lives near the
tarm.
Thomas W. Powell,
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
&fA PARIS. April 81.

60 PARIS, April q.
"Tke reports relative to the duke o,
Wellington being superseded by the
prince Of Orange in the command of the
Russian and Pru,sian clntingents, lose
al credit; and these rumors are only the
iiventions Of an enemy, Tor the purpose
of owing diSsentions & divisions among
The allies. There is now another story il
circulation, nsmely the discovery of some
seditious and insurrectionaI movement "a
uang toe troops composing the Royal Ar
ti!ley. who are said o be implicated in a
plot to overturn the government, have
no doubt there is just as little foundation
for this ruihor as the other.
:. M. Talleyrand qaitted Paris yester-
day morning fer yalency.
st appears that the king will not 60
IN person, to prorogne the chambers. bu'
that a commission presided by the chan
celler. will be nominated by his majesty
for hat purpose. It is generally suppos-
ed tina the propagation will take place
towards the sixth Or seventh, OF next
month"
We received this morning the Paris
papers OF aturday last.
The budget has received the sanction
of the chamber OF peers. by majority Of
13l to II. and the law Of D VERGE has been
adopted by the chamber of deputies BY 9
majority of lSl to IL. In a few days
both CHI mbers will be prorogued till Oo
tober.
An article from Dresden states, TIL 1
the marriage of the prince OF Cobourg &
the princess Charlotte has produced me-
intimate relations between the courts
Tendon and Dresden. The king of Sax
ny signs the marriage contract in h
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] IlOIIIIo " y" NI''
T.oudaun, April 16-2S eO2p
For Sale or Hire,

A Blacksmith, who has commanded
sorge for 5 or 6 years. He is a young
nan of great bodily strength. and sooc
dispositions. ! will not sell him out Of
ne state OF Maryland. Persons willing
purchase or hire will apply to
Frederick d. stone,
Por, Tobacco, Maryland
Nav 8 eoewl