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IEIpsIc. July 80.

Count Van Gottorp, Gastavu, A
dolphus, arrived here to-day--he con
tinues his journey by way of Berlin
where he will arrive Tomorrow.
An envoy from the u. States, to
succeed Gen. Armstrong, has arrived
in France.
BY letters from Holland it appears
thai The Dutch, so far from expecting
any relief 20 the expressions under
whichtaeircopmercs has solon Z Sroau.
&c, are sPprehensiye that the new ar
rangements, 50 far from amelioratiug
will increase their suferiugs.
No confirmation has yet been re-
eeived Of the battle between the allied
army and the French, of which ru-
nor had reached Corunna before the
Nimrod left that port.
Letters from Bii5oa and Santander
state, that sefioss consequences had
resulted from the late daring expedi-
ton under Porlier. The French, as
punishment on the Biscayans, have
levied contribution Of 3 500 600 re-
als, and twelve thousand plen have
been marched from Victoria, 70 .oceu-
py the diff,ren towns and ports oithat
unfortunate province. APerscn who
lett Santaudcr or fhs Alb inst. describes
in painful terms he condition OF that
town aad the adjacent country, IN con-
s,q.eucS Of French exactions < OPP
pressicbs.
Leners received from the Rattle
state, that the vessels which were de-
tanned in ti'eports Of Prussia, on sus-
picicn Of beng laden with English
property, are likely to be released on
? .yirg so per ceut.
a, ssnsls man from Gottenburg, who
suited that port on the 18th the pre-
s. 80 month, states tina, previous to that
tIme intelligence had been received OF
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49, >s@ss's wa %t&SA<AOAS DCkl-NEa
at -Dunkirk that no Licences will be is-
sued before the 1st of November. the
period named for the termination Of
the Milan aud Berlin DEGREES, by
which date the termination of the Bril-
fish government respecting tbs Ooders
in Council wfll be known.
Corn Exchange. Market Lane, Au-
gust 24.---To day there are consider
able remaining supplies of Wheas, wait
ing the expected reduction, sales are
very heavy and at lower prices.
Flour remains at late prices.
Wheat 8os. 95s. 1I5s----Fine do.
1ISs. I23s. 49,
Fine Flour 95s. to foos--Seconds,
yes. to 95s.
August IS.
Letters have been received from
Goitenburgh to the 18Th inst. which
serse to throw some light ON the state
OF politics in Sweden. 1t is now
supposed that the Duke of Auyusten.
bargh, the brother of the late Crown
Prince, viii be elecsed successor to, the
Swedish Throne. A great majority
IN three out of the four states had de.
clarcd for him The King of Den
mark appears from the first to have
had no chance of success; all the states
being unanimous in their opposition TO
him. The orders ofthe clergy and the
peasants had declared against Berna-
dotte, the first, it is said, on account
OF his religion, the latter because he
was a Frenchman. There does not
the least suspicion appear to be enter,
tanned OF the possibility of Cus,avus
Adoiphas coming forward to assert
his rights TO the Throne.
The late CONFUSION in the merean-
tile world has given rise to project
OF new Joint Stock Company, with
a capital of Eve millions, under the ii.
tie OF The Commercial Loan and
Interest Company" tits to be divid-
edlnto three branches.
I. The Deposit Branch, for a gene
raj accommodation on real property,
the profit Of which to accumulate at
compound interest.
| 2. Interest Branch, by which per-
sons may deposit small sums, and re-
ceive the cenpany's bills bearing inte-
lrest.
3. Credit Branch, by which sub
scribers may draw at 1873 days, 9 and
IL months daSe On the company, for
three fourths of the amount of his stock,
upon his ccgnovit to provide for the
same 8 days before the period of his
bills--by this his capital is to be made
active.
The plan has many details, and it is
said, that 8 of the first characters in
this city pasronize the plan.
New SLIDER GoiAage.-----we are
happy to learn, thai in addition to ten
millions of So. bank dollars which are
now stamping by Messrs. Watt & Boil
ton, a new silver coinage of Half
Crowns, ShiIlings and Sixpences, is in
sta;e of great forwardness. When
these are issued those in circulation are
to be received at the Bank Of England,
only according to their weight.
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LONDON, Aug. 81.

4 PRICE. OF STOCKS this day a,
& eek. $ per Cert. Cons. money,
---aec. 60, e-2 $ 8; s per Cent,
Nffeductd 90 -S---4 per Cent. IS 4
s;s; Navy $ per Cent. 90 3-4 rs;
! Onniun, l s-4 dis.
A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this
morning. However singular it may
apPsar, Gustavus Adolpaus, the FIX
X ng OF Sweden, seems 10 have offer
ed himself as Candidate to I'll the
throne Of that Kingdom once more.
Ey the following accounts he seems
to be on his way from his late retire
nen; 70 the North of Europe.
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Angust 23.

We learn that nearly whole re-
gimeut OF Swiss soldiers, with most Of
their officers, amounting to about Sc
ven hundred men, have deserted to the
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AMgrERpAM. AUG. 6.

<AmoAEhDhH1 huR. De
The following notice has been pub
lished here -" The Director of the
Imperial customs hastens to acquaint
the Merchants, that Decree of the
Emperor and King, dated July 81
which has been just communicated 70
him b. his most Serene Faighness the
Arch Chancellor of the Empire. Duke
OF Placeniia, contains some modifica.
tons and alterations in the Tariff that
nave seen already published which arc
70 be applied to the colonial produce
alre ady in Holland andIhat the same
Decree regulates the manner and pc.
RODS OF payment. He feels it 70 be
his doty to make public this decree.
az well as the Tarif, to put an end 10
the imPa'isncc of the mercantile clasA
ses. ~
I" PALAcR Of ST. CLoJD, Iuiy 81. fafos
Napoleon, by The Grace of God
and the Constitution, Emperor of the
Preach, King of Italy, PROTECTORS Of
the co Moderation of,hc Rhine, Media
20. of she Swiss Confedcracy, &c. &c.
&c. We have deeresd and do decree
as follows.
!" Art. /. The duty OF fifty per cent
to'whlch colonial produce ia Holland
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From London papers by the Remittance.
ScHwEk1N, Aug. I.

ScHwEKIN, Aug. I.
Our Gazette efto-day contains tho
following edict: Whereas instances
have shewn that the North American
Rag is wrongtully made use of by the
English to import prohibited goods
and eludc the well known vigilance
pursued by the imperial French go-
vernment, to preserve the Illicit trade
in colonial produce, which for con-
siderable time has not been shipped
off from any port in North America;
therefore we hereby direct that no A.
.merican ships shall henceforth be adj
mitted in any port of our dominions,
and the Minister Committees In Ros-
took and Weismar are charged to
watch over the punctual execution Of
this order.
" FREDERICK FRANCIS
I" Dobereau, July 20, 1870"
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August 81.


tenburg Mail Of yesterday, state that
great number .of privateers are fitting
out in the Balsic, and that as sooa as
the nights by the advance Of the year,
should have heightened, serious depre-
dations might be expected in that sea.
Accounts had reached Gottenburg
from 81. Petersburgh to the 26th ult.
that the decision respecting the Tene-
rife vessels was still in suspence, but
that their condemnation was expected
Several American vessels were re-
| ased, whose papsrs were under cxa-
mination about the same time and
from this il was inferred that the Te-
nerife vessels would also have been
discharged if there were not some
strong circumstances to justify their
beidg detained aud ultimately con-
demned.
Through another channel we learn
that large homeward bound convoy
had reached Carishamus.
By letters from Dunkirk of the 18Th
inst. It appears, that at that date no Ii
cences for the importation of colonial
produce had been signed BY Napoleon,
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GLAscow, Aueust "a.

Letters from Dunkirk, of the 18th
instant, state, that the French govern
ment will not grant licences for the im-
portation ofcolonial produce until the
I'd of November, when it will appear
what has been the determination of the
British government in consequence
of the conditional revocation of the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES the ope-
ration Of which will cease upon the
terms speci6ed) to have effect the 1st.
of the same month.
The Dutch have hitherto had a
uaild and considerable Sovereign: Boz,
naparte is now going to Amsterdam
to shew THEM the difference.
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psarsnee. Vita ysneral Hill are Sc
veral native regiments. Some of the
Hidalsos who had Commanded under
him, had been put under arrest, on
account of their offensive deportment
on one or more occasions, when they
manifested less temper and discretion
than warmth and courage. The vast
embouchure of the Tagus was full of
shipping, for the reception and convoy
OF the army, should necessity require
It's Reconciliation. The no: thern
bank was lined with batteries, but the
southern shore vas destitute of single
gun, and there were none mounted G.
ven on the ramparts of Almada which
was cpnstrueted toprotect the naviga-
ton j st before this person passed
tine bar, a large transport With conva-
isscents Was proceeding up the Tagus
THAT they might resume active duty In
the Camp. BY the ship to which we
have referred, we are favored with the
following communication -
LisBas, Aug. 8.
"Ncsas ONO later date than the 8 1st
has reached as from our army, though
we might have had it later by at least
a day. You may easily conceive what
anxiety we feet. The letters received
here communicate no news and indeed
every one seems very careful in des-
criblng particulars relative to our ar
my"
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DuSKIRK, April 10, 1870"
The American vessels which had
been detained here, are ordered to be-
released"
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4 ~
and StezUdrt--
PRICE q DOLLARS so cENTs---
Rules and Regulations fer the Field Exer-
else and Maneuyres of the French infantry,
issued August lst, l79l; and the NahGu-
yres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma
nouy,es of the Field Artillery, with lntan-
try. By Col Irenee Amelot de Lacroix, lac
Chief OF Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third yonlme consisting
of plates.
The principal part of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut..
Col. Macdonald, in the service OF ms Efltah-
nick majesty. Col. de Lacroix has not only
ayailed himself Of Macdonald's translation,
but has retained the principal theories, WIN
which Col nj. has enriched his work, esPe-
cially his comparison of the French tactics
with the prussian, and the principles OF the
different nations with the English; because
those valuable notes are sufficient Tor such
comparisons, and are IN point. Iol' De L.
has augmented those notes.
The Introduction Of Col. de Lacrolx, work
VII, direct the attention of the young Amerl-
cans TO the study of learned tactics, the re-
suit of experience, and enable them to obtain
the precision desirable in the warrior, Tor
shey must be convinced that good ofhcef
forms good soldier, and that the expert
encc of ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
aier will perform his duty correctly wileh nc
is well commanded. 80.
At the end of the second volume or thls
work, Col De LacroiX has added the manGu-
vres OF the field artillery with the Infantry,
according to the French principles. Al IS not
necessary to lavish praises. on tac advantage
of moving this laundering uln with the ne same
facility ana celebrity as the line. Europe Is
now convinced and confesses 1t. lie has adj
ded Plates, which demonstrate those mahoeu- :,
yres so essential to the great operations Oh
war, and which will enable officers to execute
them. ~
Col. de Lacroix has judged 1t also expedl-
! ent to add 10 this book some new adopted
| maneuvres, which have been put IN practic1e
to great advantage in the face OF an enemy
| To enhance the value of this work is the only
motive could induce him to augment It's SIZE
| June9. .------
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

a BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9th OF last
month"; man whose name 10 RALPH, q
years of age, between black and yellow CO..
lor, nearly feet high, very Stout made,
yallowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, anesro cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. 1t is likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathlng. a Tree
negro man by name Sambo, living on 9udge
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon Is MS
father, and tits very probable nc IS therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Aiexandriaslall.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2' d.
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Bryan .Rampson. & Co.

Hape jiustrscsived and eferJ Jar sale,
10 hhds. and SO barrels hrss quality sugar
90 do yecoUd quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madelra' !,
pipes and 8 tierces London market a1'Sa
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
10 boxes dipt Candles,
: hhds. old jamaica Spirits,
lpipe old Cognac Brandy,
sobarrels New England Rum,
80 doprime Whiskcy,
40 chests Imperial,
20 do Young Hyson TEAS, Ct tins years
importation,
And selected for family use.
.dLSO, the best selected Flour'fo do.
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Candles, Rum and Coffee.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candies
q hogsheads Molasses,
40 barrels and $ hhds. New Rum'
3 hhds: West-India ditto.
Landing from the schooner Ellzaoeeh, zap
tain Newcomb, from Boston, and tor sale
y John G. Ladd.
June 81,
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THOMAS RICHARDS,

.Begs leaOe to inform, his friends and the fIn0-
At,
THAT he continues to carry on the La
vern, at the sign of Mr. Madison, corner 81
King and Henry streets, where he will be
constantly supplied with the best wines e. ana IA
liquors of every description.
A few boarders will be taken on moderate
terms, and will be thankful TO those who may
please to favor him with their custom
June 49,
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P. G.. Marsteller, Y. NJ
Tult Received,

4 a 4 -
IS no E0R SALE BY
cHARLES /. CATLETT.
rs chests Imperial, Hyson' 9 Dung
Hyson,Teas.
'sn 600 lbs prime Green Coffee.
20 90 pipes and quarter casks Lisbon
md TenerlEe Wine.
hogsheads Muscovado sugar
5000 lbs Seine Irvine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so do. Spanish Segars.
barrels Pinento.
ss'OctoScr 10. ,----------,
Iofeph n. Vaudeville,
l9ss JtJST REcEIEED e FOR Sale,
90 bales Of Cotton. ,1,y
10 hoesheasls Sd and 4th proof good west
India Spirits.
90 do. Sugar, various qualities.
10 ticrces New Rice.
hoesheads Molasses,
S do. Copperas.
9 do. Alum.
so barrels Whiskey and 50 barrels New
IS England Rum.
90 chests of Imperial, Young Hyson, and
Hyson' Sfin Teas.
Port, Madeira. Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
$40 barrels Of Herrings and Shad.
SO barrels Herringsi put up With Partlcu-
Tar care and sait-petred
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oalt,
July 2.
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NEW MILITARY WORK.
lust PubJihed and for Sale,

1T the Bookstores Of <. Gray, and Cotton
and StezUQrt--
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PUBLIC SALE.

POOLlI On LILO
FOR SALE, at public vendue, on the 10th
day of next month, at the premises, on
the sosth side Of King-street, near the
corner of Fairfax street, -
A three story Brick Houle,
20 feet front and 90 feet back, with the prl-.
yileee of an alley three ieet vide and extend, :
ing back Ga feet-subjecs to ground rent OIL
one thousand pounds OF tobacco and cask. !
One tenth of the purchase money to De paio
| IN, hand, the -remainder:in three equal annual
navments, with interest from the day OF sale.
Fl, property is now in tenure of Jennings
and Sapgster, and may Justly be reckoned
among the best stands in Alexandria
Rv virtue of deed of trust from William
Hartshorne to the subscribers TO secure Jos
Riddle for his endorsement to the Bank OF
Alexandria.
Games Keith,
John c. Herbert
June u. u's
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Potomac Company.

|ATOTICE is hereby given, that an annua
IN Meeting of the Stockholders VIII DC
held according to law, at Brooks,s tavern IN
Alexandria, on Monday the 9th day OF august
next.; when the proceedings of the BOARD OF
Directors, with the Treasurers account Oh ois'
hurscments. since last annual meeting'WAi De
submitted to their inspections -.
Nv order of the President and Directors,
JOS. Carleton,
Treasurer Potomac Company
George Town, July 40: az sesA
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FOR SALE,

The HOUSES and LOTS at the corner OF
Duke and Royal streets, late the property OF
Elisha Jansey. Also, half acre Loi at the
corner of Cameron and Henry streets, ana
the MILL SEAT at Occoquall--on very IL
beral terms. ~.
Richard M. Scott, Tryese.
For creditors Of E. ia.
Nav IS %aW
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Safes at Vsndae.

On every Tuesday anu A
- WILL BE SOLD
~. yendue Store, corner OF ffihes Gnu
Water streets. -.
/. i Esr;st, Of Dry Goods, Grossr'ss, !. S ;n
q ns.;cnl.rs Of (which will be expressed ~
MO s;,,s sc the day-All kinds OF goous
sne !: ya'o orc on Limitation and the prices OF
wn.eh are established, can at any time oe
winch aa and = purchased at the lowest limltatloA
ant prices. xt...,.ller y. NJ
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Beal Howard, Adm'7,.
PUBLIC SALE.

XKTllL BE SOLD at public sale to the
wv highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, on Txesday TIE l7ih day Of
July nert, a LOT of GROUND, No. S, in
the division of Dandridge's Lot, fronting 81.
Seet7 inches on Pitt street, and running back
aos feet S inches, to a feet alley, and also.
bounded on the north by lis feet alley, the
same having been heretofore struck off to
Alexander Baggett, who has failed to comply
with the terms of sale, and the lot is now
sold to raise the balance due thereon agree
aole 10 the terms of the first sale.
Thomas Swami,
Geo. Deneale, o09s'ss
June 81, dts
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PUBLIC SALE.

=. Y = ". >
yKTIBL be sold. on SATURDAY, the
Wv 2lst instant, at the dwelling house OF
Frederick TirydeA, late of the, county of Fair.
fax, all the GOODS and CHATfLES OF
said 7rydeH, on a credit Of ninety days, for
all sums over twenty dollars, with notes and
approved security-sll sums under twenty
dollars will be considered as cash. The Gre
ditors of said 7rydeH are requested to bring
intheir accounts, properly authenticated, for
settlement, on or before the first OF Decem-
Der next; and those indebted are most ear
nestiy requested to make immediate pay
snent to
Beal Howard. Adm'r.
July 10. dts
~ g. Atthe same time and place will be
rented Tor a term of years, the Dwelling
IS House and Lot adjoining.
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Iofeph Vaudeville,
October 26.
Corner of King and FaiJar-sTeets

(ro.na. of kJ,a, anil Eo;rfor.streets.
"' 1ac H0p sAir
- 49,. ,,,o,mdar and imnoriai
TT. 4"''@~ 00'S'
l;..o s;,.o
90 ss aho.ts h,,so,, ,;;+to
% Ave. A., 80 ,,o,,no. hvenn
90 I;tto I oo s,!;n.of tbo l,tcst ;,,dorto-
.;o~o a 49, st-n.n o auoUt,
10 ",SsS 'll ~ zn h.rrs,s ,,;scovsde
- "os ''0'''' ''0 ''>'' va $500 -,
s'so ,,o
~ n oost co. oua,;fv Goshen chees
S I:A ~, y Iondo, D,rt;cnlar N1adeita
p;l, CIV o.a a1G 49,, ,tnrt - w S''~-
~ 49,. my w p0-'
10 800 nasI,s eborrv
10 quarter , casks Snorry
% d d;lto e c1nnnts;n M.,,va
20 ditto Catalonia
90 ca.cs old medoc claret
% d ditto vim 7 ''c de- grave ST
~ I L1s' 80 n a,d Coon.;o .,4.on
10 10 b bossbcads mbIasses ~
Cognac. Bordeaux and peach brandies
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Twenty Dollars kcward.

4 BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH of last
month, man whose name Is K AIPfl, II
yelrs Of age, between black and yellow CO.
lor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes boxing heavy--he has but
litlle to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, ne5ro cotton overJacket ana trow-
sers' 1t IS likely he has made away with
them and procured other cloathlng 4 Tree
negro man by name Sanlbo, living on judge
Washington's eAtate. Mount Vernon, Is his
father, and it is very Droba5ic he IS therea-
bout or in Ale xandrla, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward viii be given to secure
him ia Washington City or Alexandria Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2' d.
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I,awraion & t'oWle,


4, . temhorary residence, (hl their Acte Store
can BE- rebutt,) haze taken a Store on o''0"
street and Merchants Wharf, Formerly occ"-
hied 6v II. Henderson q Co.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee,
200 boxes Mould Candles
90 chests Hyson, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
80 hhds. retailing Molasses
cases black and cofored Sarscenetts
and Senchaws
cases Nutmegs and Cloves
sobarreis and SO halt barrels Boston
Beef
$40 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankeens
5000 yards Tow Cloth
eoo SIDES red Soal Leather ::
Anoo bushels coarse and fine Live rpooi
Salt.
sentembcr>27.
Nelson's Greek Exercises,
abri,,ped and revised for the use OF schools
and Colleges, by the Principals OF baltirhote
Caueoe. With concise, but comprehensive
Svntax, for sale by
= James Kennedy' Sen I..,
Bookseller, King street.
SEPT. 10. g
Platter Paris afloat. - J.,
20 tons Plaister Paris, on board the ofis
Commerce, Capt. Stevens, from Dos'o"'
For Sale BY -
Lawrafon & FoWle.
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Joseph H. Vaudeville

loseDh II. MandeVllie
oiFRpS hoP SdJ,E.
4oea h,rba,o ! ;var,,,ol and Lisbon Salt
]ivrrnool Sal, n sacks
% ~. nS,,.co,.,,lo smear
81 h,.r Dls''>'7 - 10, 10 do
$3.50. NJ Or,e,,s do
sooo W, ~, 49, cotf,e IN bbds s. bags
1000 W. W. p III , s,sr" l;go
300 w. % - -
Is bogsSsoJs Molasses
~ ~ barrels 1.i. N Whls a,, p.,
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tooth ache, choiic, external and internal
bruises, sprains, wounds, scalds, burhs ana
variety of other Diseases" ilst received ana
for sale by
Richard II. Lltles
hpothccary and Druggist, Fairfax street,
one door below tie corner at King street,
who is appointed agent tor this city ana
county.
A general assortment OF Drogs anu -Neui-
cincs OF the first quality.
Mace. Nutmegs, Cloves, Pepper, Alsplce'
G;nner. London Mustard, Alum, eopPeraS'
Madden, Saltpetre, Birthstone, chewing O.
bacco Of superior quality, Spanish oegars'
&c. sc. ,11:,
October -.
Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
A DL4CK MN for house servant
Apply 10 the printer
August -------------
Baltimore Hospital Lottery,
win coo n,ence drawing on Monday next and
on that day tickets wall advance 70 . : =
sent pli0o u TioLets $40 so
y, ny ~ Jo 10 81 ID
Quarter do . *
Eight do
'0A So r. GRAY,
Onnosite the Washington Tavern
oPP'' Kingstrect:
A 1 NJ A n 4 { 5.
FOR 1911,
Just published and for sale by the-gross'
N0 Cotton & Stewart.