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,I7s8m LUTHER MdRTIN, Ejq. Attomey-Gt.
neral of tie Fate Of Maryland.
CentIemcn,


comply with your rcquea in Eating my opinion OF
Hamiltons Elixir. It has been uted in my family TOR
two pat, with unf I'm fuceeis, whenever
dolls, coughs or fmiar complaints have rendered me-
dieine neceGary have myfct found It an excellent
andagreeabe remedy for very painful and troubleonne
aeGfon Of the breaR accompanied with ioreneis and
with obfruGtcd and difficult breathing.
On thefe accounts do not heGtate 70 recommend
Hamilsoas Elixir, as valuable medicine, and deerving
public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr. Abijah Henry, Briige-ftreet. Baltimore was
cured bv one botele Of Hantons elixir If very
plicased dforder, occaoned by ievere cold caught
ieveral months ago. He brearhed with the greatea
difficulty and often thrown intoweakenng t"eats
when ne attempted walk any dancc. and his voice
would iequently fail in fuch degree that ne could
only atsempt TO whiper he has ceen upwards OF tlx
weeks without return Of his complaints and dercs 10
give this public teRimony in favor q his nvardse
medicine.
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70 PareafssS060 may 6aF0e ebizs1ea aJ5ftfta 10
s he HOPPING COUGH,

This dlcovery IS of the 6ra magnitude, as 1t is an
immediate relief, checks the progrels, and in hort
time entirely removes the mott cruel dilorder to which
children are iable-The Elixir is 70 perfsety agreeable
audthe dofe 70 na, that sno difficulty ariles IN taxi
ing it.
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TEN DOLLARS R&wW5

Lcf tho Little River turnpike 'oad, a5oa; s1'
/ 9th OF SepteG1bet laa,
a Negro Man named 7 4 { . b.
belonging 10 the heirs of THoNAs MAsoN' os'
cealed. He is about 50 years of agc' well made
about feet Il inches high. dark complexion,
his head tolerabiy grey. Whoever taxes Up '"'9
Negro aod delivers him to me o: one OF tie OYER
feers on the turnpike road, near Als%'nats,
fhaI receive the above reward and all Tesio0aoi'
charges, by
JOSEPH Powell, Asc9% -.
for the Little River Turnpike {. W"
Oaoher "a.
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"a. WEATHERBURN.

Iaha Hoover, rspe maker, South Second &rect. be-
tween Mary and ChriAian hrects Philadelphia, voiua-
tar,ySmsketh oath as follows, namely,
That hislwife Mary Hoover, was 70 feyersy attach
cd Stha violent rheunatm, very dangeronfy h'nated
the cunequence ofafcvcrc cold after lying in es to he
confined 10 her bed orrevera weeks, and was az length
reduced 70 the melancholy apprehension of smaining
cripple for life the oa Respectable rae
deal lvice was followed, and every probable remedy
attempted when eeng feveral cafes of cures perform
ed by EIaraions ETcuce and Extract Of fkufard. they
were procured fron Mr.. Birch, No r.. South Second
freet The rR application enabled her to walk acrofs
the roo and the uc of one bottle retored her to-
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Valuable Medicines,
81 HAA6II.ToN,S RILXIR.

A foyereiyn remedy for Colds, Obainate Coughs Ahh
mas, Catarrhs, Sore rhroats aud approaching Con-
famptions.
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The Subtcrlber
Wines to RENT or SELL, the %lIgwIE!

WJAes to RENT or SELL, the totS0WEg
P2ebertr, on King Rrset, uz.
y~HE CORNER STORE, lately occupied
4 by hirHlelf-,he fand is equal TO any in
town for a rcta tlosr, ana viii be rented very
e,sap. Aifo, tho HOUSE lately occupied BY
Doaor tail; the hoafe is very convenient 'ad
in good repar-tEis alto will be rented bar.
gain if applied for Immediately, For terms sP'
Div TO THOMAS RICHARDS
Of in his abfcncc to Mrs. Rgfon, living on the
pr m fes.
Au4u9 8. tu
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FOR SALE,

NTEAR the so~o Of Dum'rlcs, and within
1 y tont milcs OF she Potomac The ioil is
generally adapted 10 the produce Of Email grain =
anI, il too Comfortable fer ore pprc5afcr, will
be laid of: n ots iuitable for lrlaI farms. A
delcriptiou OF the land is thought unncceGary, as
thoie wihiag TO purchafe will no doabt, FIT
view il. The payments required viii be one
third calh, and the Balance in two annual lnRa',
ncnts, to be fecursd by a mortgage on The land,
and no deed val! be made until the lat payment
IS complied with. Any Perion Wiling 10 pur
chsfe, may know Tie terms BY applying to Nh
Tbomas z. Page, living ;car the preniiss who
is fully authorized by me, 10 lcll the whole or
any part.
Iohn Tayloe.
Mount Airy, Augu0 II. d3m
N B. A valuable Nine B@nk,
MARYLAND. nav h. had with tic Furnace.
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Mr.. SAMUEL FULLER, Inn keeper, on the Eiar-
ford road ten miles from 8at more, began about twenty
months ago co DC grievouly aictcd with tape worm,
which ucreaed faf in ize and I-ngth, 10 excite
the mot horrid (enfstons by his whiting motions and
;ntocrabe palms, relembng the gnawlng and tearing CT
his bowels which deprived him OF his Ecceary iteep,
and caufed uch dreadful approximations as cannot be con-
ceived but BY one in fnar ftuationhiS appetite wait
ed rapidly and with that his ifrengh, 10 that ne was
unable to attend TO any bui!nefs-waen nc heard OF
come excellent cures performed by Ranilcons worm
lozenges he took large dofe, which brought away a.
b,ut FOUR YARDS of the worm NOW IN the pol
felton, of Lee * CO.. but renewal OF his pains loon
convinced him that this monitrous reptile haa recovered
IFS fri vpor--Appication was made TO Lee * Co. Tor
more of their medicine, with their advice from "hich
rcInred the total expuon of his formidable enemy, IN
fsvcra pieces. which he fuppoed co be SIX Or 10
YARDS moro. "A lew mouths have tnce e7pted, and
Nr. Fuller is now in perfect health The above taas
are well known TO numerous circle Of his neSh5ors,
and himtelf will crafty any who may wNh to make
further inquiries on the fubjee. Although Hamton's
worm Iozenges produce iuch powerful eiietis, when
neeeaarv vet they are perfectly innocent and mid in
fber oneraon on the human body, taken nlarsc
dole, as MIR Fnller will teai|ytheir particular mid
neis is abundany evident in innunerabie cures OF m
fants.
smmanitatedly Dr.. Joln Sbaaglsr, 1ork tseOs,
PennGlvauia.
Letter from the reverend MIR, JOHN MOLFRES
miuiiler of the Mc-ayian church, lii York town
30Yk. Tan11yp Afb, 1903.
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our mat ohcdient fervane,
Holm MOTHER
Dr.. Habn's true and ge'lg5ase Geysssasl
Corn Platter.

An infalliablc remsdy for corns, fpselily re-
moving them root and branch, without giving
pain.
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CASES OF CURES
By Hanlllton's

WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,
(Stlet7ed from tb,aiaadsJ tbs aat6fnhe'y gf
4vbitb az, peylon may afferfain fnber BY Letter
or peJf'nal aRp.icqtien.
T a p F. w OR M.
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DEAa SIR

DR.. Ha1lilrons Iozenges have been recommended to
me as a very adequate lor the cure of children
afflicted with worms, procured box for the ue OF
my family, to Try whether by means OF this medicine
might be enabled 10 gain point, which, TO accom-
pih, different othSc means had proved abortfac. My
elder boy had very tcky appearance was very ret-
els night. grew ieser from time to time ia S,ort
he fecmed to be in pvecarious Fate OF health wh'ch
would yisd to of the medicines aa'rieIercd,
until gave him doics of ogerges, agrecably to tn
directions, which carried off fahdance al appear
nsucrs tut upon cioie infection gate re"
peeled with very fs2! living sni,sl. Not one OF that
fore of worms which upay afF8a ehdren came from
him, Since thbc period he grew remarkably better NJ
-cah, ard though lear, has got frefh and lively COM
pexion Upon different oocs6nssI hav. nes this n'e-
dcne as purging fuhfitufe, and found it TO aniN'cr
exceedingly we'll without bringing Or belly ache, or
any ofher dagreeabc cnlstioas 10 otter 0ccsicned by
pursing s,edicincs. IPoh the which Judge his me
dcine TO be- befdes its n,an obje3, Gre Of inc not
falutary for retorag lo aPPetics, aud promising
proper fate Of dgelon, by CARRYING off that M'oGs
fpbfance which cngenders 70 much sndlpoitiec bsh
among children and aduits
1 am, Sir, your mat obedens fervant,
r,
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60 A few Copies Of the American
Gardener, for lale by Robert Gray, in
King freet.
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The Aaodyse Elixir.

For the care oil every kind OF head aohc.
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RICHMOND, Nov. 10.

We shnud presume tia; the frigatcs
lately arrived from the Mediterranean and
the grea'est part Of Our disposable marine
force, will be destined TO the psigbborhood
Of the HAVANA or the mouth Of the Mis-.
sissippi for we have little doubin case of
war Between Spain and the United States,
that a detachment will b. sent out from
Cuba, ard tia, New Orleans will be the
point of their attack. Relying upon the
misrepresented disafection of me inhabi
tauts, the Spanish Court may indulge some
untounded expectations that this Ill dis.
cipllned and embecile detachment may con.
.quer and defend this important post The
file of New Orleans papers which We re.
ceived by yesterdays mail contains no
more than the following Interesting articles
respecting the dsPosi'ions made at New,
Orleans to meet the probable e4lseney of
the times.
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BOSTON, November 20.
20 S C z Up T.

Through the polite attention OF the edl.
tors of the Portland Gazette, we last even
ing were favored with London paper OF
Sepiembe 29th received by captain Sal
ter, in as DAYS from Liverpool. 1t con.
tans several very long state papers, w
two notes frou NJ, I'alleyrana 20 the Au.
strian minister at Paris with the answer
of Austria 10 those notes the manifesto pre-
scented by the French minister 10 the Ger
man Diet: and a declaration Of the cour:
of Russia to that Of Austria. 1t is not in
our power to give any thing like an outline
OF these state papers this day. Though
they all profess 10 have an honorable and
permanent peace for their object, it is rvl.
dent that war is their real design. With
respect 70 Russia and G.. Britain, the emPe-
ror Napoleon declares unequi. ocally he has
no hobss ofbeacc: Oflhe neutrality OF Prus.
STA he is certain: and while he solieits Aus
tria not TO Join IN the war he demands that
she should Withdraw her 2lst regt. from
Tyrol; reduce her troops in Stirla, in Co.
rinthia, Tfiuli, and the Venetian territory;
discontinue her camp Notifications, and de-
clare to England her Determination TO main
tain a Arm neutrality. 10 this demand
Austria makes no specific reply. But in a
declaration sent from Vienna 20 Paris, or
on the Sd Sept 1905, after ful! discussion
of the points in controversy, declares, in
the name OF Austria, Russia and Great
Britain, that they are ready 90 enter into
negotiations with France, Cor maintaining
the peace eff the continent, on the mast mo.
derate terms which a.S compatible with
the general tranquility udsecurity. it's
however, probable that this proposition is
made TO gain more time, and, We THINK,
will nor be accepted BY France unless
France too, is uaprepared for immt dlate
war. The emperor Of Russo accomp&>ies
the proposition with declaration, that he
had ordered two armies Of $4,000 each, 10
march through C;aiiicia to the Danube, TO
support the cause OF justice, and the lssns
of his moderation.
Th- nuate- Of Ausrrisn troops on the
marca, were stated TO exceed 100000 !;
more than 100, 900 Of &aich md sptereo
Bavar'a, j, their progress 10 Svaba. Tbs
elec or o! Bavaria (an ally Of lTance) had
quit ed his capital with his treasure, He.
The elector of Hesse. CasseI, il was said,
had also declared against France and was
to furnish 5000 men, to be paid 1y En-
gland.
In Sweden, all the enginery Of war was
in active operation, And levy of 10000
men had bsen ordered in Russia.
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the eestss of B,den. The diyidon Of Gre ma
diers commanded by general Oadiaof, is one Of
the corps which have paAed.
Ssptxrber26.
Mof Of the geeera,s who have af,n,aled here,
have already Quilted and put thsmie.ves al -be
head Of their REFLECTIVE corps. We are adued
tina, the prince Murat PaGed the Rhine, with his
tafF, yeaerday afternoon, as did alto the Martial
Sou.. II is faid that another OF our armies has
oa1ed the river at Mannheim.
OF the deainatian OF our armies nothing is
known with eertainsv, as he greateft iecrecy pre-
yails as to their operations. Sumo pefons who
came from the right bank Of the Rhine, fate that
fhe part Of the army which croaed at Khel ar.
preaing for Radhad, ono column was directing
itsmareh towards O5erkirch, to proceed iroi1
tbeRce towards Knbis, and tha, another was 70
take poarAion of the valley of KRzich; OF
Cuenche, it is alto faid that a psflsge OF the
Rhine had been efcaed Il Neui Brllack.
The AuRria it is faid bfve advanced coh.ife-
rally within thefe few days psf, and thai shei
patrolcs have entered Stu,gsarc by one fde, and
by the other the country OF Knibis, 10 IA orr that
one of their corps is po&ed betwesa RotF~rl
and Villinguc.
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aierau5rta Daily a0csttSsr'
THURSDAY, NovzasEg 2S'

On Thursday the 2lt, i6Stsf, before
resps ctable assembly Of ladiesahd gem
nen. commenced the exannlntlon OF
Young ladies' who are under II tuition
the Reverend Or. Davis OF lIS 'o"0''
Then proficiency in The seTersor9n'"sS
education TO which their atLennn had De.
ERECTED; the correctness aud jdBinen'G1'
PLAYED IN rireir reading the an'y aoo
ieesnce of their wiring ; the progress
geography aud grammer, We sa'n 40
90 equal honor to shemsess aau WY
prccep.or. PrIzzsweFe sfte'ard' aujIu,
cd TO the best scholars in th5ins'eh' '''I
ses, but so nearly equal wsFhc mef'''
,wo or three of the comptofs IN Gay
clsss, that the gentlemen y Pres'oeo
the examination, never Bee iou"d "
difficult to discriminate.
To minds duly sensibif the 'mPO,1
anee of female educatlonnd OF 10
sounded influence on soc!, 's 'nu''
io'u .''S Sh,;sbmsnt Of this ,inary. U
the ss.ao D,as.;a band Of 90 an instrud
Ger Inc Pia's's r,,,,ed CO., directed N
or, whose un', ,h. n;nd ar tn. sad
time "to joru' tie nsannef'a .. .n m, III
hearf'" we nave We e eve. y;afssminary viii
grow up the delight of sheiends 'a aoeI
eua,nsance, and the ornsa'' o. ~
life.
Alexandria, November 2
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IEMBERG. September-14.

To the different generals, which we have
announced as having commands IN the two
Russian armies, under M. D'APrax'n, are
added, the count de Buxhosden governor
of Rigea, and the generals Of infantry Mic.
nelson and GuIeints, and the count de iois-
top, the military governor of ST. Peters
burgh. -,
The Prussian frontiers are inaccessible
20 the Russian army, according TO the de-
cIaration of his Prussian majesty, to main.
tain strict neutrality, and also bv the large
armies which cover the Prassian frontiers,
The Russian generals have been compelled
TO avoid the Pfussian dominions in Poland i;
four columns of the Russian array have IN
consequence, de6led at Brody, towards the
eastern frontier of (iallicia, and press tor
ward TO Moravia; apart will pass near Fu-
law, the Others approach Cracovia, and our
walls.
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M. Masslas, charge d'atfaires OF the en-
rsror of France, near the elector OF badea,
has returned to Carlsruhe, he arrived there
on the 18th IN the evening, when ne lmEne
dlately had an audience with the elector,
who IS preparing TO depart for Strasaourg'
his reported within these few days that
a BODY of Austrian troops from the Tgro',
had entered the country of the Grissons,
ana had occupied the capital OF that cam
ton; this intelligence wants confirmation.
tn. civ of Uim, capital of the province OF
suAbia, belonging to me elector of Bava-
ria, was taken possession of on the 18th by
a reg mest Of Austrian Dragons, which
arrived thsre from Guntzbourg. A Parr
o. safs reglnaent is cantoned Ia the neigh.
boring vlil,ges. The Austrian colonel De;
dawich IS also arrived at Clm. Inc day
preceding, the Davarian troops quilted the
pss.e, and their posts were occupied by the
militia. wn0 now do duty with the Aassri-
an rsops.
I.s rters from Vienna of the 18th of Sep
TENDER, sece,ved AT Ratisbon, announces
saas tn greaer part o. the Russian army
Nn'eh ha9 entered Gallicia, cannot reach
ay - 81 ccie 9l Austria until some time
So tseS2ssrs 70 Term junction with the
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INsPRUCK, September 1e.

The archduke John, who was attached 20
the army of Italy, under the archduke
Charles is arrived to take the command OF
the army of the Tyrol composed OF 10000
men, the RICH, wing is commanded by gen
eral Hitler, and the left by general Jellach-
;ch lately arrived from the frontiers OF Fur
kew, where he commanded the Austrian ar'
my.
ties of siege artillery are collecting IN that
city, where the prince Charles Is nomentiy
expected.
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sTRAsRouRG, September "A.

YeRefday the tuPero regimcat Of Ggsnadlers,
belonging TO the arm y arrived here. Il Is quar-
tered on the citizens Of the town. It will
be reviewed to-day by Prince Maras and the 0.
sher generals who aie here. 1t is said that gen.
eial Latnes will command this corps. he firit
column Of the imperial guards is expected to-day.
Our vicinity is flied by an imme,fe quantity OF
troops, infantry as we'll as cavalry.
# September zs:
Early this morning several dsviheus IF our
grand army patsed the Rhine % he BRIDGE q
boats, betweea Our city and Khel the Elec.or
has granted permihion fos them to pass through
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BALTIMORE, November 2.

Arrived ship Louisiana, Wannel, i:em
Liverpool, last from Cork III 63 days.
LET. no American vessels at Cork. In lat.
40, 81, long. rs, passed through the home
ward bound Jamaica Feet OF 500 sail.
Also sloop Martha Warner, 80 days
from St. Pierres (Mart.) Left sehooners
fame, Collard, and Good Intent, Ley, OF
Baltimore, together with a number OF o.
theirs belonging TO different ports. Flour z
dollars. 'The town Of St. Lucle was accl-
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CHARLESTON, November IA

The French priya;eer Creole, alter col
voying me Esther INTO ST. Mays, has n
turned 10 crulze off our bsr-wheR sh
hove in sigh, Yesterday, tbe Adam trIga
INN, dia,ey gave chase &c her-ana whe
the pilots .ef, TIE bar LAST evening, the VI
ga.e was close up with the prlTateer' 1
American commander, nowever, IS"
mited in his instructions, hat he Can mer
~ examine the legallty OF her c"nn'ss0|
and prevent her from Committing dePfeoI
t,on, within three miles OF orr coast
I he brig Mary of Baltimore, @'thPJ
sengers, from Ireland, anchored !" 4
roads last evening.
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NORFOLK. November q.

Arrived in Hampton Roads, the United
States frigate john Adams, captain Shaw,
10 40 days from Gibraltar--the purser in.
forms, that lord Nelson has taken command
OF the British fleet off Cadiz, and that his
instructions were, to make an attempt 70
destroy the combined aee,in Cadiz (which
however desperate, if there is a probability
of success, there is no doul:, but he viii
attempt It.
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Esists foreign Ji.tslltgesltf*
VERONA, September 8.

His excellency marshall Massena, COM
mander Ia chief of the army OF Italy, has
established his head quarters at Valegglo.
Ha reviews rne different corps which sue
cessiyely arrive. On the 10Th, the follow
iag proclamation was put upon the order
of the army.
"SoIdiers of the army of Italy, his ma
ies.y the emperor and-klng mas appointed
me YOUR commanderin chief. Its CRATE
fnl for me TO see nay ancient companions
in arms, aud to find IN them the senti-
ments which knew them TO possess, at
tachmeus 10 discipline, and devotion to
their da,y: shall always speak to them
the language of these sentiments, and 1t IS
Measure 10 me to think that they will
know how 10 answer it, if the political cir.
cumstances 0blige his majesty the emperor
and king TO give the signal of battle, IN spite
of the desire he has constantly manifested
10 maintaln peaces Soldiers! sou will re-
member that you are, upon feld OF battle,
illustrated by his victories, and that at eve
~ step we shall 6od traces ct his magma
nimity aud of his genius.
replace at your head general dlstln'
quished by his services, he is called to ano-
tber destination, whittier no doubt your
wishes will accompany him: upon what's
YER theatre his majesty may place US, sol.
ciers, lie, as justify his choice, and let US
ever have but one thought: our country &
our emperor.
The marshal of the empire, commander
in chief,
Signed,
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IAsLE, September zs.

The corps of Aufrian troops in the environs
OF Bregen,z, under the command of gen. Volts
kali, departed on the I7tt of this month, AID
proceed towardsUpper Suabia. This inteiItgsn {
is certain and proves tia. the Auarian array has
not had rhe temerity to snte he territory of the
Helvet.c republic, from whence il eopld retreat
with 50 much d,Gcu!sy, and moreover assu Us,
tina. the fl mes Of war are nus 10 extend TO
US.
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(Orlean5 Gazette. ]

We are happy to have it in our power ID
announce the arrival here Ga W IncsdaE
last, Of two companies Of United States
troops commanded by captains Sparks snd
Bisscl. W. think that about ten comPa0Ies
more, would be amply suthclens to mesI
any e2igency.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28

den:aHy alncst entirely destroyed i:y fire,
oecasioned by 3 person drawing rum w;,a a
candle.
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Ne1v Orleans, Oct5Jer S.
the tines.

" u FIN't"f
His ezcellency governor Claiborne and
suite, returned 10 this ely late last c, ening,
from atour through he counties Of Geman
Coast, La Fourche, Aclaia, IberUIIe,-
Point Coupee, and Concoidia, and this
morning his arrival was announced by a,
federal salute. We are happy TO have ID
in power to state that bis e3ceIlency has en-.
tire!y recovered from the fever with which
he has been affli cted,
|OrIsoue E1oette II
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MASsENA.

The two banks of the AdiGe are now oc-
cupied by considerable forces. The forth
fications OF Mantua, lately Inspected by the
marshal, have been found IN such state as
TO be looked upon as impregnable'