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TO THE PUBLIC
s;siSsr. .+ct :ea~ ~iA (a"shs, CrA.s' "s!''s''
.a..G C,nsarA .e*s. .

T-EERE is perhaps 70 Elcf'ic"' '"'e'' -
II ,,,,u a., ,,vt. cst,sr,i ,n,d no m1"c &C.
,lIv co. Il, i:!cd hy tic rXraii-i'tc Ia II.
h, :, Duysri.,s -, RI: s'''': co"'h 49, "'',
n;,,. al mo. ia poti".,G :" 80 t''--i'l,
,h,u the fact III many o. lac mot ''''.> VIZ
on,; iuura,!v coitij!d."is on LAKE III hen'er
cd COLD1. in IL Climate - Variable d o'' :"
where the c,lan,.es Of tic "cull.tr arc lrc-
ouca,ly sudden ard uav*?cc;c''~H r-q"nes
more care and attentions 10 3u+"' ":o;a"s' ''''
subtle md liscrous enemy uiA!"' 'hs' "''''
ne,,,e inayi,,c,. or arc Walking - Ccsto".-
,,ent. INC v.N nt.L,!,cr ii iAu&nt' aihliIcu
vith rou;.hs Ca:arriis, asIt;t..' md eoEsun!P-
tiuns. The L',ny r.,cs Ct 'h' F'''.' VIII, 1"
Iii u.,t;cI my u,scrstion. ihc zap .o'" III: AZ
| experienced il Er..t &c. no = .it'!'s"!es
highly recommended, a"" nj; e"h 9'c-"'S'
,,sii ion 20 2ulmonic con p!sin!s were ST. on.
Inducements tor he 10 coh1ocr "nHl"c'
con,pounG, ,:o,.siltlus oil mild vcIet" !c SUIT
stance ouId not be invc2;td: more .'t hom
tie we'll founded obi rcticns q: pi"cu'ohcrs'
an better :altulatch 10 avert TT threatening
destruction Of tic lungs.
! have the salts acton TO Ger 10 the pup
lie such a remedy, "atc: tn: haE!e OF t'e
VEGETABLE ICLM0NiC DElEk-
GENT, we'll !tian,cd to various constitutions
and habits. aud 10 declare with tho fullest
confidence .,as found ,.ris composition tar
SUPERIOR to ctLc3. Intended ~ answer the
same purpose am perfectly satisfied, tEat
practitioners, WHO Ia, { Frequently to COMBAT
the effects OF suppressed Precipitation and GO
not neglect the Use at ,na Lancet aud "ther
eyacua,ions whenever tncy arc dedicated,
will place this medicine on TIC list OF their
most (ayori,c remedies; as it cai in 10 case
Go harm. will abide ID. tbs n'"tto:
NO RELIEF NO PAX.
This motto NAV I've te,mcu essential Gus by
some, and amounting % pj%:!Wcncss that
tho medicine will il.-'.ri bly, eject cure I'D
any stage of d disease like l.:aclc tic
prop:ietor is faHsfrom believing taat ills nc
,ticiac will rclE.cr man>:nd Immortal; n"the
Is fully scnsiblcT taken scasonaAiyi ana &C
cord!nt to the directions; u w:h Glitter pre-
v;n, or cure, ami ii ur,scasor&biv. it Will most
sensibly alleviate distress an ProhE lie
and ha,in 10 desire to prof; hy III. 'coniI-
hence Of the sick and afflicted, induce ,neto
make tho above overture. Sh1lld &c CONTRA
nv appear in any instance, as lii .ontc Il pos
siby may, TIC money for tho m-d'"irc Will
BE- cheerulty re.unGea by Inc pcrAoa Who
may veai the same. ,
GEORGE ROGERS.
N. 3 The above named me G:raoe is Sc
cured 10 the Subscriber by letters patent from
The Presi dent of the Cnucd StI;es anH pre-
pared at hi, Dispsnssry in Northampton,
county Of Hampshire and state Of Ma.sAch''-
sctts.
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..Tzyenfy Dollars Rtsyard.


ID AN AWAY on Friday tie l2th inst
N Negro Man slave named blLL-- he
calls himself BiH Payne, belonging TO the
subscriber, living in Charles co'l:ty, STATE OF
Maryland. The said slave is house servant,
waits and drives carriage very we'll; he IS
% years of age, feet inchc- high, small
face, handsome lively eyes, is very fond OF
strong liquor, plays on tho Fl idle-had Oh
and took.wi.h him one suit Of blue FShEeens,
q dark Cloth coat and overall.. two Jackets OF
Benefits cord. two India cotton shirts, one
with ruIIlcs. one pair Of good boots one ast
half worn, and sundry other wcariag apparel,
rot Sufficiently known 10 be we'll described
The said slave took 4 fiddle with him, and 1t
is expected that he intends to so TO FREDERICK
Town (Maryland). TIC above reward will
be paid fer securing the said slave in any
public Jail, and reasonable charges If brought
10 me in Charles county.
Priscilla H. Courts.
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To tie Public.

The great benefit whit. have experience
ed from Rogcrs's Vegetable. sc. and IL firm
persuasion that it may afford rci!cI to others,
induces ne 10 make every laudaD.o excrl.cn
for its Distributors.
For five years preee linz; the Ia Ct Dec.
1907, in consequence ot taking violent cod
had been afflicted with the asthma, uiSoi-
der which conceived TO Dc hereditary. my
father and grand fa'her Doth having 5rcally
suffered tom it. The disorder Increasing
rapidly upon me, in tire spring OF %sSO7, l
consulted DR. {. l.. Secgct, but the urgency
of his business'prevcnted him from attending
at that time, particularly to nv case. My b.
sncss made it necessary Tor ne 10 leave b1rtsc
and be absent the greater part II summer,
which deprived me Of the able professional
assistance of DR.. Sccgcr. In September last,
a severe cold brought on violent cough and
the disorder assumed II! aspect more serious
aud alarming than at any former perio!-l
was extremely de6idtrtea. emaeia!'4 and cor
fn.d. Such was the irritaoility otmy Iuigs
I was obliged to use the grcaIest cru'innin tic
nc of res piIia,on. After free uhe .i Ro
gcrs's Veye cable, &c. for aboH: two months
I was perfectly relieved Of the dreadful coli IN
which had 50 long afflicted INC, and comple,c-
" cured OF every symptom Of the aaI':na--
la short, blessed be God, ! have continued in
,o.,nd health ever siuce A these facts may
lie important to those unfortunate individuals
who are suffering from the same disorder,
have been thus particular in their de tail-
And do rot hesitate to declare my solemn
conviction, both from my own experience AVID
observing its effects on others, TINT Dr.. Ro-
rers's v. P. D. is an easy. safe and efiectual
remedy for coughs and asthnss, and rs the
greatest antido,e to all pnImonic complaints
that the world has ever witnessed. o.. .''.' .
Jacob w. Brewller.
Northampton, January. 1909.
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The Subscriber


las received the ,jsH,sriny articles:
New Orleans and st. Cro.x Sugars of the
6rst quality - .a..- s.n
mississippi Cotton Of the first quality
Cosai4c brandy, st. Croix Rum, holland
Gin IS.
Sherry ,.. ?" 1NEa
Sopeiir Glaze ct in cases -.
. lr,nariJ,
S S S;::;' sZ;: TEAS. -.
Souchous,ss
Eohca ...
Best Green ColIcc in bags md barrels
Gunpnw'icr
Pc. P.ten. Shot, from 3. Is. TO No. 8
Mould S,ot, !; l., and S $. &.
SILT Pctrc, double refined ...'.
Sranisi. l'io,dnt Indigo
Coppcras oflhc Is; quality g..
Fresh Hutmcgs ... ...
Pimento aca black Pepper,
Dcmiiohns, 49, - s..
With general assortment Of GROCE
RIES, AMI a. usual, Old jamaica Spirits,
Peach Brandy, and oid Port wine in bottles.
Ths al,csc article, vii: he ao!d very low BY
he wholesale or retail. -
y TO. RENT,
s ceavenient ana we'll 6nis'ed BRICK
HOUSE, at tho upper cnd Of King street.
James SandersoH.
!, No. ; - 3.
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MILITARY LANDS.
. FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Or viii be exchanged f,r Prciserfy IN Alerac-
dria or it, vicinity,
A Warrant'for fo6 acres of Land,
Granted by the s.atc OF Virginia tar Military
services tiuv:s.. l!.e revolutionary war. This
lard lies in the state CT Ohio aud is said 10
hs amongst the bch in the state. It will "
sold great, bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
Gay IS. B.. -
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TO RENT,
January IS

handsome convenient two story BRICK
Dwelling House, with out houses complete
and garden situate on Patrick between King
and Prince-streets.
Ill S o,
A convenient two story Frame House 0"
the Mail. Applyto
Iiaac Chiffon.
Jsnrsrv L.
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Orphans Court,

Aleneudria County, Dec. Term, 1909
Ordered, that the executor Of VIM. titz-
hugh Of Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
owing advertisement three time: week ior
eight weeks.in the Alexandria Daily Gazette
Teste, -.
Alex. Moore, Regilter.
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TO deduction of Is per cent. frizes paya-
BILE 30 days after the conclusion OF the draw
. ing.
OF THE kENExED PRIZES.
ist drawn No. losh day of drawing, entitled
.s' to $1,000.
,s. do, ls,hdo. $50 Tickets from
,...- No. I to No. $50, inclusive.'
LIST do, 2oth do, $50 do. from No.
ts.~ ISL to 500, inclusive.
lat do. 2sth do $50 do. from No.
22,ool to 22,2so, inclusive
1st do 3oth do. ESQ do from No.
27,35t TO $500, inclusive.
lt do. ssth DO. Ca.h, $4,000 dolls.
LIST do. 10th do. 1000
Ist do. Ash do. 25,oco
Fl st 1000 Blanks drawn to be eE:illed TO
Ten Dollar prize each.
NJ The drawing will commence in the
Civ of New York on the third Tuesday lii
April next, and will continue to draw 600
Tickets each day (exccpt the lat day, when
there will remain 500 to be drAwn) until
finished. 81
TIcKSrs for sale Ivy R. GRAY, Booksei-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and lniol-
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
in. the drawing, free Of expence. Plies IN
,the Baltimore College Lottery WIZ be taken
NJ their full value for Tickets III this Lottery,
and the difference paid in ca,h. Cash Viii
also he advanced for prizes as soon as dra"n'
at moIcratc discount.
Present price Ofticke's eight dollars.
January i.
: 20 Should the FIRST number, on the 18th day
ef drawing, be either of the numbers from
"a $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn number (no; one of those Plumbers,
shaIl draw, and be entitled TO tho $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
othem previous 70 the l5th day OF drawing
and in the like manner win tickets Tor the
2o,h. 25ta, and 5oth days cf drawing; SO
that perscn with one tisSet may dra" One
Thousand Ticket! Cuestio":- How! An
swer-Suppose No. ll,l75, IS Improperly
of 4 the first drawn number OIL the l5th day
of drawing, which vii entis!e II to the NUM-
hers from l to $50; and the first drawn mum
her on the 2oth day Of drawing, may be No
us, which will entitle him to tic numbers
from 2il to 500. The Irst drawn number,
ga the 2S,h day, may he No. SIS, which will
so,i,le him to the numbers from 22,ool TO
hA.2sO, inclusive and the first drawn num-
Ger, on the SOth day Of drawing, may DC ono
Of the $50 tickets already drawn, which Will
en,itle him to the numbers from 22'a5o to
'.s2,soo-Ycs, sir, and the Thousand ticke's
NAV draw One Hundred Thousand. Dollars
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ForSale or Hire,

. Two smart NEGRO BoYS-ths s!dss
about. sigk,een, the youngest about twelxs
year. OF age-Enqaite eeshs Pznts 8.
yaapary Is. ]"
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receive. zen nv lss 80 ma so,,,, {.
l.e!or, = ITO ,:onsrss, Rogers, ". !
l..snic 'Delersrn; II Wss weak az, W.
and ,o,:;> Dut Nail tie ri a,,sis pre.cribea wv
hi,..!.e ;.oaa. III thr-eldsTs was tnuc.. =, ~
lieve.i, aha in 81 .ssht days quite cured q ~
cos,sh.a -.
Moses Parsons, Jun.
Northampton, c..iusfy, soy.
.,ortAamhtoa,r ..ass. FEB. la,
James Eca,Un,: also hereby certify, M.
in the 'aii OF TIC ear 1908, was seizsa sns s
a seysrs cold attended by an obsi ale .n, NV,
III, -,rcss,ng gu. The violence Of my Con- N
scoa Produced pain III my side and 5r..s,
'ant frequently spittins Of blood, IN shcr. RI,
the horfid symptoms OF a conslml ton we,,
rapidly assaiiing me In ,h,s situation r,1
recon mcnted to Dr. George ko.er,, vIo
rendered me immediate rel;erby AZ. mui. ,,,.
in, MS FsEctAbl: D:tury eEt. have coni.
,ruet TIC use Oft ever since, and FIR ,sue
mo ,ths past, though not completely re stored
to he iI,I, have Lecn able constantly 10 attend
te my uusiness-and fully believe tina, nv
partial rest ,ration has been sol.ly owing Jun.
der Cody 70 this valuable medi,ine.
1885,. 1aracs Heaton.
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THIS may certify, that about the first Of
October last. / was attacked with violen
cough, which proceeded, as was the opinion
Of my physician, who is man we'll approved
4 IA his prosessioaj from . bsuiss Which /
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IoS24 Prizes,
: 24,oT6 Blanks,
5000 Tickets, at 2 dollars, is

Les. than 2 IA blanks to prize; subject
to a deduction of IS per cent. Prizes paya-
BILE 30 days after the conclusion OF the draw
ing. ~.
OF THE AENExED PRIZES.
ist drawn No. loeh day of drawing, entitled
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alttasrrta Eatlp ssstts.
THURSDAY, April 20.

Exsears ef a letter from an felEgsnt L q
don merchnnt, dated sss 7@ q 0za'e" =
1910, re:eiyedat Norfolk. r..
.. /, has been though. for some time max
wers pending between Mr.
p;ntnry and The marquis Wellesley OF some
.,oor,snee, he dercntion of the BRUSH
seke. and of the John Adams American
esoa,ch ship, much longer than was IN
Ended, and thsfrequens interviews between
Wellesley aud Pinkney, seem to favor such
lin opinion, but nothing has sransPired, nor
b there sny clue TO guide one 30 the nature
of the expectations which require 50 much
,irns 10 settle certain il is France gTes
herself no uoublc about lhs United oates
or her trade ;she seizes md Is cmidsmninG
property whenever 1t comes
within her grasp. Below yoa have note
Of prices, all are nominal excepsRour, asthe
liscenses to.impors trom Europe are sus-
pended, we think the price of that article
win be maintained tiH after harvest.
Leaf tobseco7 . I'D per ID. Stem
med do. 8 1Sd per do. Flour so 20 Cos
; .r barrel. Far AZ -. Cot,oa17 a 1ad
for Virginia growth" = <
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ar Is reported thru lsyr millions sf u
sres annually are o oussisUse the priy g 9
purssof the3nsw empresss forwhoss dogs'
cry are besides assigned the revenues of
Gallisia, and Of the grand dutcky OF War
saw. The value Of the dimonds and Jewels
intended 10 form her rlrin, exceed hfesen
millions of iiyres. Some Of these srinksts
are publieky exposed in the windows OF
the Jewellers on the quay dss 0.,ter's, IN
the Ralais Royal and in the Rue Sc. H0n0re
TO the srea.edi6cation of our ruined mer-
chants, and beggsfed poPuiaee.
F." The late king Of Holland, is according
to report, to be the king Of Portugal, 40
soon as that kingdom is conquered he IS
however, in the mean time pre- paring osss
out for Rome, as temporary residence,
or, as others nave it, as ap!aes OF exile, be-
ING in disgrace"
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TO RENT,
.1,,d immediate fsossession siiurn,

A very commodious Brick Dwell
ling and Warehouse, all in good order, sitg-
ased on King street, in the sneighborhood Of
rood water, and IN excellent stand forbsisi-
mesa. .dlso, three other brick dwellings On
the same street, one Of which has . GOOD
warehouse for grocery store and the Gtua-
ton equally good fer ss-ths rents Of
ell the above property win BE mads rsasona-
bic. ~ +
= Andrew ScholGeld,
Wzs hos just ,eeeiived and 5as Jsr saie. -
Aauartity ef STONE LINE Of an excel.
lent quality. KS IS
lMQ. u. 3D.,
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FOR SAGE.

Atsh< term " OccoeuAs, sn.tAs aisfaas e
81 ~ Of nay nexf, At Pa66c Axcfisa. !, ~
That valuable MILL STAT. q
: late the properly Of Elisha Janrcy,,
.CITUATE in the said town Of Oeeo4Ssas;
40 On this scite was erected, about SIeycnii
years ago. q spacious three story b RICK
MILL HfOiUS E, which eIef sfncS hasss
been occupied asa manufacturing mill IN.
ii about twelve rnenths age It was dessS6yea
by fire-the stones and bricks OF abe Sormsf;
walls, and the new work Of ths buildings ~
upon the spot, end would ansvsr fof 4 psw
mill, which might with their aid, be .ercstsd
in time to h,ind the groving crop sof ySaat.
The advantages appertainins 70 this = alii-::
allie property, which In 1les dricst scsNu1s
never vans water, being Furnished By Tho
OccoQuan river are 50 generally known a.
not to need particular enumeration; stiife
ii to state. thar it j. situated in healthy and
furnishing little town at the Falls OF the az
yer, about Is mixes south Of ,Alexandtia, ou
the great stage road, leading tor:h and soysh
jim tie heart Of wheat country md has
aavieable water to the mill deor, vbars *es-
sells may come Of suHiciert buifhcn 10 carry
500 barrels OF -four. Win this valnsble scar
for water works Of any description, there
may be had about $50 aerca Of well dmboce6
land, lying on the opposite aldo Of ,hes sissr.
For this property one.tenth Of tne p0rEhase
money will be required in hand, Ind thsle-
sidue in three equal ANNUAL pay ments, xita
iuterest frnm the day OF sale a1:s
:. 49, Richard M. Scott, :
~ Trustee ;r Creditors Ct E Jaaaty.
April IS. rs ~ 2aw ds.sl
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PRIvATELETTER.
",PQris,. hareh 'l", 1910.


"The splendid snd expensive prepara-
tons for Napolcen's marriage, are here
the sole topics Of conversation. He has
now condescsnded to- announce, tsat the
Austrian grand duchess, Maria Louisa, Is
the happy or the wreschsd oejee, ct his
thoics. This pflncrss is the daughter OF
Francis II, the present emperor Of Aus
uia. She 10 the grand daughter of Leo
pold II, and grand niece Of Jessphus II,
both eRpe.ors of Germany, and both sup
posed ID have died by poison, administer
ed by Bonaparte's former friends, the
,FSensh jasobins. Louis XVI and his no.
fortunate eousort, the last and murdered
queen of France, Maria Ansoinetse, (wh"
was also her great aunD were her god-ts,
,her and god-mosher, and she was called
after them. The 10y BouaPsrte) dethron::
ed FsrGiaapd ~ and Caroiins, king and
queen of Naples, arc her grand parents by
mothers side. She is twenty two years and
eight months younger than her husband IN
fetio, being born Dec. 18th, d7e1' She
was of course four years andyhree months
old, when Bonaparte on the 9Th Of March,
1896, married the, at pressnt, rspudiated
Josephine. 1t 10 said ehat the effers made
by him TO r.arry Russian, and an English
princess, have been rejected with equal
hauteur, both at St. Petersburg aud St.
lanes and that the Austrian monarch has
been obliged to sacrifice his daughter tor
the preservation of his dynasty. ...-
SThe brewer Santerrs, who escorted
Louis XVI to the scsfoId, died here lately
very repentanr.---He disclosed before his
death several circumstances aud traits 81
that eventual period. He affirmed that the
common executioner, Sampson, having re-
fused to gIilIotine the king, a member OF
the Partisan commune, and orc OF the as
sassins of the prisoners, in 1894, had Vafti"'
,4eered his services.----The name OF this
wretch was Charles James, son OF a me-
ehanic at Brugos, and educated by charity
at The Jesuit College, At Leige. He had
been reesmnspded BY Manuel, 10 rela-
stion, and wss che bosOm friend ct Maras
and Robe,pierre. Democratic anaieisn
maae him Afterwards, the exsennasor a.,
yell as the paneRyrist Of all tkeenormities
thea committed IN France. BY the orders
OF Napoleon, sas pol;ce Is in search ,of this
man bas he is said 70 have, soon afssr
Ssassrrs's discovery, destroyed himseG
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Extnacs Of letter, dated P0'sau-P Prince,
'~@'2rAl 18th March, 1910.

~Pstion is now master by sea. The two
are,s came to an engagement q few days
since, m which his party gained complete
victory. One of Chrissophe's briggs was
csptured aud brought in here, and the rest
of his hscs asd into Gonaivss, much shat
tered. President Pesion's >aeet received lit
tie or no injury, and will in few days De
before that port to blockade them, and they
cannot be repaired there under some
months" ..-
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Public Sale.

3 - -..aE 80. -
DY virtue q deed of trxas Erapes
ID Esfl.os 20 the ssbscrits - 1890
payment 81 1 sGa sof nensy. q. Nh bdf
Aiexandria. win be exposed q Asl nte 3f4
respective pssmiaes, % 10
.day az ApsiIaext severn
W., m Felklf 1fsiefs 6S(b
ana = a0 lSet Aljsys q ~ stes11
dria, O aepsAe sf 6 ~ &
purchaser giving !! = % 1s1l 4 -
. g, sseo ~ - !, = slS IS
and dssds 81 w. nm g. IL ~ 1,
a. !. ! Z \
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81 neatly 60 I 3 & a e! = J.
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A PRINCIPLE AVOWED.

"The first duty Of every ,Frsnchma"'s"
svkatever situation may place linn, IS towards
his country )" says NsPoleon's minister OF
foreign affairs; -,
How faithfully the French perform this
duty, the least attentive observer Of their
conduct may easily perceive. They have
performed it III Holland, in Switzerland, in
Sweden, in Germany, in Prussia, in'Russ'a,
in Italy,, in Portugal, and IN Spain: And
now We have got young Prince OF the
blood, with ever SO many assistants, to per
formit here. -. ~. .. -, 49,
Let Americans remember these things,
and let them beware les, the 'Frenchmsn a.
mongss US perform their duty towards their
country in the same manner that they have
wherever else they could get footing, by
bringing us first into alliance with, and >tasn
under sublecs'on.
(Boston Pepsrtory !
Extract }rom'the ,repot. Of the French M;-
.nis,ersf Finance to the Emperor.
"A suficien. time has not yet been sf
forded to enable me tosubnnt 10 your ma
|lesty. a precise statement Of the receipts and
disbursements Of 1909. Iiis however pro.
Lbabie, that the war expenditure tor the last
year,saano,lbe under,64o millions, OF which
sum only $50 millions are ehargeabIe upon
the public treasury. 90,
The amount of thin expenditure will
exotic ae surprise, when It - considered
thai, besiIes an immense staff, your maJes'
ty has, during 1909, maintained an esta'
blishnent OF 100000 Infantry, 100000
horses, for the cavalry service, and 5o'oto
for the Wagon ard artillery train!
"Ifths war 1909 must thus have been,
Of necessity, expensive, there is every req
son to conclude that the year 1910 Will al
nit of great retrenchments-ln tact your
majesty levied 400 900 in you: military es-
tablishmens, and it does not appear TO De
your intention to make any levies in 1870
Sixty thousand horses were bought and
equipped IN 1909. 1t doesnotseem TO be IN
your contemplation to purchase any Ia
1910. $780,.
|. /. Your majesty also expects to be able TO
make reduction of zoo, 700 in your mill
,ary establishment, and 10 limit It 70 seves
hundred thousand men ). one half OF TINS
force being intended to carry on the opera
tion in Spaiu, and the other half TO DC en'
.ployed ia the defence Of the coasts, and IL
marasime expeditions, ..,. -.
!" Upwards Of 500 900 new nuskess are
deposised.in. osr arsenals, exclusive OF tie
Ssrsisa: nnusksts which the fortune OF war
-has ,Srowu into eur hands and your ma
i.sty has upwards Of 10000 pieces Of can
NON, wash al .hsiE nsssssary equipment.