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Prevention better than Cure.
prsvsnt;on and Cure of Bill;ous and
s Nahgaant Fevers, is recommended
HAHN'S ANTI-BlLLlOUS N
PILLS,
Tnventea (ealy) By H, LEE, 50 7H1'aE"
Lane, Aesv Yor6.

Tnueuted t(snly) By II. LEE, 80 11a14e''
Lane, AesV For6.
srAHIS Medicine has for ten years past,
been attended with a degree OF SUCCESS
h;1blx o,eatsul to the invcnor's feelings, IN
.sveral narts of the West Indies, ana the
southern of the United States, pareculat1, ~
Baltimofe, Petersburg, Richnona' Ho.'o .n
Edenton, Wilmin ston, Charleston anu oassa.-
nah. The testimony of number o. Pstson s
:, each Of the above places has been aaauceo'
v,ho have reason 10 belieye that simeiy use
of this salutary remedy has, under Proyiaehce'
preserved their lives when IN the nlosf aiarhi-
inc circumstances.
Eacts of this conclusive nature, speak more
8, f,vor Of q medicine than columns OF pomP-
Gus eulogy founded on mere assertion cosaia
be. o,s,v nron,sed
&C an infllible cure, but the Inventor mas
evarv noAsible reason that can result iIofi
extensiye experience, of believing that ooSe
s,,r these nils, taken once every two Weeks
5 5,,r;no the prevalence of our bilious levers,
will nroye an infalIible preventative ahd
f,r,ber. fist in the earlier stages OF those
diseases, their use will very generally suecee'S
in restoring health, and frequently 10 eaSes
esteemed desperate, and beyond the }o"e1o "a
ommou remedies :, ..r.,,
The operation of these pills IS perfectly
rn;}l--so as to be used with safetyoy Persohs
m every situation, and of every age
. They are excellently adapted to carry on
.nnera,ons bile, and to prevent It's mofplo
Secretions; to restore and amend the appeate'
reduce free perspiration, and thereby pre-
yens colds, which are often Of fatal conse,
ouenees! a dose never fails to remove coie'
l # taken on its first appearance. lhe1 arc
celebrated for removing haolsuai cosliVe-
ness sickness at the stomach ana severe
bss1 ache: ana oughtto be taken by all persons
on change of climate. 49,;
Tbev have been found remarkably eflcacl'
o,,s n r,,e.enting aud curing disorders a;ten-
dart on long voyages, and should pc procured
and carefully preserved Tor use by every
seaman
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This is to give Notice, That

This is to give Notice, That
the subscriber of Alexandria county, in the
district of Columbia hath obtained from the
Orphans Court of said county letters testa-
mentary on the personal estate of Ben jamin
Davies, late oil the county aforesaid, deceased,
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber. on OF before the 3oth day of April
next; or they may by law DC excluded from
all benefit to Said estate. And those indebt-
cd thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 3lst
day of October, 1910.
Ann Davies, Execatra&
OF Benjamin Davies.
November |. eo4W
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Alexander Moore. Rec.

This is to give Notice, That
the subscriber Of Aiexandia county, in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of SAID county, letters tcs-
tamentary Or the estate Of Thomas Iacob,
late OF the county Aforesaid, deceased ----
All persons having claims against the said
decd are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, 10 Carey Eronaugh,
on OF bc::ore the 3oth Gay Of 1plii next,
Or they may by taw be excluded from all be-.
Refit to said estate end those indebted thcre-
to are requested TO make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 3lst day of Oct.
1910.
Mary Jacobs, Ex'a-x.
Of Thomas Jacob.
November |. co4w
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FOR SALE.

The brick DWELLING HOUSE ara
lot, lately occupied by tie subscriber situate
at the lower end of Fairfax on Jefferson
street. The house is complete and well f.
nlshed--Ihe lot contains half an acre, end
fronts one hundred anil seventy SIX feet Sc
ven inches on Fairfax street The prosperity
may be viewed at any time, and the terms
of sale made known by application to
John .. Silnus.
NOV. 10. 3un3w
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SPANISH HIDES.

The subscriber has Just received,
A quantity of Laplate, Cronoco,
and Laguira HIDES, which he will sell at
the Baltimore prices.
He HIS IN STORE,
10000 W.T.. prime Green Coffee (mostly
entitled to drawback
5000 lbs. best Caracas Cocoa,
80 casks fresh Rice, and few Gto-
cries as usual, which viii be sold low, by
Mordecai Miller.
October 81. 2aw!m
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r.v, srate Of Mr.. William Devenney.

Ger, fcate Of Mr.. BTaiam OeVenney.
Durin the last nine years, J have been IN
The habi Of using Hahns Anti,bilious Pills,
prepared By the late Mr.. Lee, whenever colds
headaches or costiyeness have rendered me
d;cine necessary in these cases a single
5o.e has uniformly removed my head-adiie,
and has generally been found Sufficient to re-
move every symptom of cold, if taken on
rs FIRST appearance. Induced by the benefit
received, nave for years past recommends
~ them to many ofmy friends, and | have
the pleasure to inform you, they have lnVatia-
bly succeeded in removing the above COM
paints. YOURS 0'e Io,
No. las Cherry Street, New York.
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BY LAST NIHT'S MAIL.
NEW YORK, April IL.
Late and IMPORTANT News.

The ship Cineinnatus, captain, Conklin,
arrived here last evening in. 80 day. from
I ondon. The editors 'ofthe New York
Gazette are indebted to Mr.. Colt and
Mr.. Austin. for London papers to the 10Th
Of last month inclusive. 1t will be seen by
the following extracts, tina; there is every
prospect of speedy adjustment OF all dit
ferences between the United States and 6.
Britain and, Git was believed in England)
consequently war with France.
The toNsming article from the Lsnden
Morning Chronicle Of the 9TH uhimo is
6eEtvedby the passengers in the Eincin-
nafus, to be correct:
ut, is currently reported, that the nsgo-
Citations which have for some tlne been con-
Quoted by tn. marquis Wellesley and Mr..
Pinkuey, has happily terminated in an ami
cable adjustment Of differences between this
coun,r, and the United States OF America.
The Jehn Adams frigate has been detained
to carry out the treaty, which will not be
made known until the Publications are ex'
changed. 1t is said that the dispatches OF
the American minister are to be forwarded
to the frigate tomorrow.
The frigate John Adams, twas supposed,
sailed from Portsmouth on the 18Th MARCH
for america, touch a. Havre for a bearer Of
despatches. The Juno, Bates, with du-
nliea,es of Mr.. 'Pinkney's dispatches sailed
about the same time for Boston.
It was said in England that no minister
would at present be sent out, as It WAS sup.
pos,d Mr.. Pinknsy's arrangement would
supercsde the necessity OF any further ne.
gocia,ien.
Il was the general opinion that there
would b. Q change in the ministry. In Sc.
veral division, in parliament, ministers had
been in the minority. Lord Chatham has
rssigned. x
The carl Of Chatham has resigned the
pe,. Of master general Of the ordnance. In
.his he has acted with proper Difference to
the vote Of the house Of commons. His
jorlships resignation was rendered o-his
m,ies,y a.,he lev.s yesterday, and accept.
ed. The earl Of Harm ssou has been talk.
cd Of 40 his lsrdship's successor but we
muss eenfsss that in any arrangement to
which lord Chasham's reiissa.ion will give
rise. We should be glad 70 6pd the return
% mower Of lord Melville, Of Mr. Gaming
and Of Mr.. Hulkinspn, included. The I'm.
ion es sush rsa With MI. Psrsiyal, with
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Extract ola letter from G. T. Ladico, con-
-. q sular agent Of the United States, at Port
:. Mahon, to the Secretary Of State, sated
December 10Th, 1909. -
81 find myself under the necessity to
inform you that several, American seamen,
impressed and detained in some English
men of war, have applied to me in order to
obtain from their respective commanders
their liberty, that they might return TO the
United States. The want of a consul ge-
neral in the Balear Islands, since the de-
"a, ture of John Martin Baker, Esquire,
late consul, who made me the honor to ap.
poin. ME vice consul in this island and my
zeal for whatever concerns the advantage
Of the citizens of the United States, in G.
very regard. have induced me to oficiate
with admiral lord Collingwood on accoun.
of said claims, which answer, dated Port
Mahon, 4Ih Dec, 1909
"All applications relative to subjects Of
the u. States, who may be serving in the
Ace, under my command should pass thro'
the American minister in London, before
/ take cognizanee of them"
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Dacssleisss insab iciat,s rg;lsed 10 y.
y ~ Discharged:
sProssetisus from eansuls and vice con- =,
i7Sotos;al. aud other atddavits made in n
!, ,the ~ States, r,.os ~ 70
Discharges from kings ships =
Collectors projections,
Documents from the deparsm ent state IS
certificate of birth, 1
Not on board the ships as stated, 20
Deserted, BE- 50
Drowned, 49,. ..'.. .....
Stated 10 be on board ships not in COM
= mission, ......y. =
Stated to be ON board ships on foreign
stations, ..r p" 40
Referred to the transport board, !
Applications unanswered, Jos
Inyalided' 49,. .. II
..' Total. '.. sos
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To M.Aouse Of representatives Of the u.
States. ... e.
Transmit to the house a~repert OF the Sc
cretary of state, complying with their re'o'
luton of the 26th of March.
JAMES MADISON.
April 4, 1910. .
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MESSAGE

From the PRESIDENT Of the United State, in
compliance with resolution OF 'shs' 2S. s
nh;mo. ! requesting such information e
he may have received, touching tue im-
ns...n,.rt Of American seamen, which
h.. b.en communicated TO the depart.
n.nt Of state, since the last rspsrt. made
70 the senate, in virtue Of aresolutson OF
: tina, body of, the shirtissh- Of November,
1907. -. .-.".. ." ~. r..,
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FRENCH DECREE. ~
The following is the decree lately issuet
by the French government, on the subject
Of the export commerce Of that country.
Palace Of the TAuiihries, Fcb., 10.
Napoieon emperor ef.he French, &c.
awe have declared and 10 declare -
follows: .' ~ :.
Ar. 1. No vessel with license shall
henesfor,h DO permitted 10 clear out from
our poru unless half her cargo eensis. OF
wine and brandy.
An. Q. Licensed vessels which shall haxs
already begun, - take in their freight, ais
excepted from. ,his regulation:
The ministers Of Francs, ks' re. l:Sa's:
Cd, &C. :. '.'>.'
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

7ust received by flames Kenne0y'
Booksellar, King-styesf' al p
The Scottish Chiefs, an Histot', ,bra
nance, in 5 vols. by Miss Porter, , su
of Thaddeus of Warsaw, &c .hicb5|
that portion of Scottish history IN w. " dy1
gallant Sir William Wallace acteo !"
guished part. ,r,u
ofthe Policy and Resources Of the :sss
Comprising some Structures Of on IL, / f~1
the Genius and Dispositions OF 'D'
Ella ROSENBERG-a k e'..nor
Nv William Herbert, Esq. autn'
Spanish OUTLAW:
July %.
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BALTIMORE, Aug1st 2.
La!eN from Cormna'

Captain Luce, arrived yesterday i.
Corunna IN. w. of SPAIN says the ne r'r
a, Corunna when he sailed, une ", :, 4"
that the combined armies OF BRITISH W
ish, and Portuguese, on the tron''s'.
Portugal, we're 10000 strong au' :,
French about 10000; that Mas'sns ~ y
waiting Tor reinforcements; when Ss"
their march, that when they came "
would attack the allies. n
The English had several times a"s' =, /
to bring the French to an engags"su vs.,
could not effect it, as the French con'Dwy, ",
retired. The allies would not PuFSu' J..
soma far, experimenting an amDu's ''Sia
The French army is reported to DC 'S'
and their lines frequently weakeh'o
e,tion: the German and Dutch Pa''~I
". desert from the French. o''s~
them came into Corunna, and Wef'"'
captain Luce. r.. Of NJ
Salt could not be had at the Isle o. 81
for some time, on account OF inc \"
their mules, &c. as before reportso'
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power Of that charm which binds the MEM
bers of the national legislature to secrecyln
certain cases. 1t appears now to be unl-
yersally admitted that there is no constltu-
tional or legal obstacle to the publication OF
those documents. But the writer finds that
some of those whose Judgment ne cannot
but highly respect, are not quite so clear as
to the perfect probriety of such step
All the m enbers Of congress have uniform
ly agreed in opinion that some parts OF the
papers which were laid before them ought
nos to be given to the world. More, much
more general information upon the subject,
however, the public are entitled to and shall
receive.
p. S. The defence set up by Mr.. Jeffer-
son and MIR. Madison, in the National In
telligencer, against the charges contained
in No. VII. will be examined at considera-
bic length in No. x. to which will be add
ed an appendix, gerry much TO he POM, IN
which two great statesmen will be cut to
pieces with their own favorite edge TOOLS
1t augurs we'll that those gentlemen sreat
this subject 50 seriously, and it z0ouA put
to the blush, if any thing could, the few
wretched French paragraph makers who at
feet to ridicule Development which their
masters feel to be fraught with death to all
their hopes.
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CoNsTANTINopLE, Narch 10.
COPENHAGEN, MAY I.

The Turks appear to recover from the
state of stupor in which they remained dur
ing former campaigns. The grand seignor
is about to place himself ar the head of the
troops who come from Asia, and in whom
he has more confidence than in those OF Eu-
rope. He has himself exercised them TO:
some time, and given them Are arms after
the European fashion.
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the mail) stating, that the brig Ca,o,;,.
arrived there from Fal mouth, with Ja.aa
papers TO the 9TH of ] une, two dsv, I
than former accounts. The papers ~
that by accounts from Holland, it ,,' va
that Louis had abdicated the ,hrooss FA
left the country; that there was rnueb !;
meditation; and that in Ams,erdsm :
French troops had been assailea in SON..
stances. Holland, it is supposed, is n,
incorporated with France. Report, q
pected war between Russia and Fran.
Also. ofan insurrection at S,ockholmSt
vor Of the late king. The Caroliu. Sal,
Iuly 3, in lat. So, 9, long. 40, 80 n
Latonia, Herrick, from New York e, II
verpool. The Caroline was from Nail
bound to Boston, carried into Falaa,
and cleared. 3
We have seen letters from Havana dnE
the 9Th inst. which contain the following \
teresting particulars.
The San Lorenzo and San FulesnS|
Spanish ships OF the line, arrived at Havs
on The 9Th, in SO days from Cadiz d
board of the latter was passenger lieut. pu|
Alva, who had taken charge of his oRcsa
capt. gen. of Marines of 1.-THE Island It \
said that the general brought out with In
srtihcers for tie purpose of proceeding d
building Immediately another arsenal, saa
of the line, triga,es, &c. Three more sa,
of the line were hourly expected, on tod
of one of which is lieutenant general Ea
dia, who is appointed governor Of Havaa
and general of the Island, to snPercsds
Marc us de Someruelos. tie IS said t.
man of great personal bravery, OF taI:a
and decision. He was formerly caml
of the kings guards, and brother to sd
raj now in the Spanish army.
We learn from captain Morgan Of 7
schooner John, from Coro, that revoonl
had taken place on the Spanish MAN. III!
Laeuira and Porto, Cavelo acknowIsdsf
Ferdinand the 9TH, but not the au'horg
the regency, which the prov lnce OF u
and Maracaibo have to the utmost ex5snsl
land apprehensive of an attack IT ilon1
former, they were conce nrEat'ng 'as,t 4
ces aud 10000 men marched from Aa'
caibo to join those OF Cora
Captain Clough, Of The Richard trons'
Johns, informs, that some of the Fren'1 I
hahi,an,s had left Porto Rico hastily Wit
out arranging their business, and that o'n'l
were preparing to leave it. 1t was sufaf
ed that on the 18th Of July the SPaaa1
would commence sending all the Eren'R
way.
By the Spy, from Tobago, we nave /
ceived Barbados papers to the ~"
but they contain no news. we learn n. u.
the captain Of the Spy, that all the oI%
ships of the line are ordered home ifo|'
West. Indies
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BOSTON, fully 90.
--aU ::S: ~---

Hery late from Spain.--Last evening cap.
tain Vinal, in the brig Enterprise, arrived
here from Algesiras, (Spain.) He furnish
es detailed account of the seizure by mi
l;,ary force, and sale, without form or trial,
but in the name OF the French imperial 60
verpmen,, at Malaga, of the brig Two
Marias, Doane, of Boston, with fish i;
sch'r Four Brothers, Grozier, of Province.
town.; and sch'r Hope, Noble, of Ports
mouth, with cocoa, logwood, &c. put into
Malaga in distress.
The French were in possession Of Ma
laga the 18th June. King 10. had visited it
but had gone to Granada,
Capt. Y. left Algesras the 10th June
On the 18th, 5000 Spanish troops, under
Gen. Laci, arrived there in English trans
ports from Cadiz. Their object was said
to be an attack on the rear of the French
invaders OF Cadiz. Two privateers were
ready for sea at Malaga, and two Others at-
ting ont.
We have accounts from Cadiz down to
the 18th of June. The isle continued to be
defended with vigor and skill and the shot
of the French were returned with spirit
The allied defenders were not in want of a.
ny.thng. The city was crowded, & some
of the useless mouths were shipped off. No
fears of the subjugation OF the city for many
months were entertained. The old mar.
shall duke of Dantzic (Lefebre, most ex-
cellent engineer] commanded in front Of
Cadiz.
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From German papers received at TIE office
of the Baltimore Federal Republican to
the 2sd Of May.
COPENHAGEN, May 1.
His majesty has accepted the resignation,
on account of health, of the count de Bern
s,orff, minister of state, as we'll as that of
his brother, director of the department of
foreign affairs. The king on the same day
appointed to replace them, the couK de
Moltke, privy counsellor of conference land
Nj. de Rosenkrantz, who is now on an ex-
traordinary mission at Paris. The elder
count de Bernstein, will retain the Port Fo-
Ito of foreign affairs, until the return OF the
new minister.
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FROM PORTUGAL.

Our Gloucester correspondent yesterday
furnished US with Lisbon Gazettes to 18th
June. They do not state any change OF po-
sition in the hostile armies. No battle had
been fought and the spirit as well as the
discipline ofthe nation appeared increasing.
Ciudad Rodrigo was inve sted the 1st June.
NEW YORK, July 81.
A letter was yesterday received from
Boston written just before the closing of
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By the Spy, from Tobago, we have
ceiyed Barhadocs papers to the l1h ID
but they contain no news. We learn ~ u:
the captain Of the Spy, that all the b''a
ships of the line are ordered home iroa'
West. Indies
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If imp4tation and strong circumstances,
That lead directly to the door of truth,
Will give you satisfaction, you shall have It,
There is no hesitation in asserting that
Jefferson, more perhaps through fear than
from corruption, had made up his mind to
carry into effect the !" direction" which
France !" might mean to give to the dltfer-
ences". between the u. S. and Spain. He
will not deny it. The public may expect
the proof.
The publication of the secret documents,
:" IN ExTENso," is suspended for the pre-
sent. WheE the public reflect upon the I'M
portance of those parts of them which were
disclosed in the seventh number, and which
completely proved the fact of the sabjec-
ton of Tefferson's administration to the in.-
auence Of France, and reflect also that docu-
ments of such importance had been known,
for four or Ave years, to exist, by SO or 80
inAexible opponents ofthe administration in
Congress, they must have some idea Of the
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AN ACT

:...., ... AN ACT 49,!
TO amenG an act, entitled /" An act for the
faoeing of Washington and ether streets
end for other purposes" s'.' -
Passed the 9Th day Of Feb. 1901
Section I. BE is.enacted by the Common
Council Of Aieaandria in Council assembled,
That the police officer shall not commence
paving the side ways Of Washingtou.street
until he:shan be Informed by the collector
that the several .proprj.tors of.pro2erty on
Washington between Queen and Oronoko'
streets, have paid into his hands the seve-
raj sums Of money levied on them by the
police officer, and collected as in the said
act directed, or otherwise secured the'sam
to the satisfaction of,the contractor, to car.
~ the same into effect. \
Sec. 2. Be &c further enacsed, That 80
much OF the first section Of The act to which,
this is sn amendment, az comes within the
psrview Of this ACT, and also the second sec.
ton of The said act be and the same is
hereby repealed. -, =, =, -
Pasted in Common Council April -,
J, 1910, e E'f- TO- ..,,, (.
t,.xi ,SS.ssf 70 .'a'G EDM. ]. LEE.
'iEs.'9 President Of Common Council.
Examined and approved, chi. a1ss day Of
April, 1910, 8" 81
WIZ. HEssEET, Mayvr.
.Atsest,'I.m esi3Is@ > kasd- 5 .tFs2' =
ADAM LYNN, e.x