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ara, I GoafHosa( >IudFcS 81, !S1N
" u A. -. : ., ..y~r -. -
Mrs. Hannah Adams Lucy Addison;
Mr.. Charles Alexander 4. B.
= B. a.. - J 81 e..
MI. Thomas K. Bealc Mark Bush; John
Bright; Walter d. Brooke.:2; Benjam
M. brooke; james Bradford Richard Bet
ty George Beall +; William Burgess; Silas
Benham2 2; Joseph farmhouse; Mrs. Hannah
: Rrice 5; Thomas Brunt Monsieur Bank
!, Christina II. Bailey Mrs. Bell Capt. Bo-
AZ Bell, 2. - ...-
Mr..James Carter; Thomas Carter An.
Ebony Campioni George Carter; James
Cassin Mr.. - Cation; Thomas Connely
Josiah Clevciand David Coakley James
Craik, !; Charles L. Carter !; Mrs. Mary
Cole !; Jane Cbrk, 3 Sarah Chichester
Mary Curl Jane Crandell; Susan B. Carr;
$. P. Chapman. T. .. -
Mr.. Thomas III. Dawkins Clement B
Darrell; Joseph Dennison Jonathan Derr-
~; Samuel Dixon Messrs Dysart * Nor
raw; Mrs. LYDIA Dial.
Mr.. John Evans, 2; David Estern Tho
mas Evans,
Mr. Richard Fitzhugh, 2; Monsieur FREE
mont Mrs Eliza Washington; - Flood;
Captain Daniel Fo:gie. .
& C..
William Gonsolve Isaac S. Gardner /;
William Green Miss Caty Grant.
MR., William Hunter Henry Head /;
Richard G. iiooe r. w. Harwood George
}, Ham ;John Hopwood Francis A. Hite,
2; Raphael Hadgkin; Alexanosr Hcnder-
sUH ExrrsrpuCKuer; Doctor Hail; Messieurs
Alexander Henderson and Co. 2 Captain
Thomas Hile.
Moses Janney, Q; Mr.: Jenkins; Charles
w: JansoR; Thomas II Jones, Walter
Jones Peter Joel; Phineas Janney; Cap
tain John Jenckes Mrs Penelope Jane
son Miss Hannah Jenkins.
% K.
Rhenben Kirk; Jacob Krider. ST.. 49,
L.
John Lindsey Theok: B: Lee; --
Lowering; Alexander ] &: Lawrence John
LeteheE ,; Isaac Lum William, Lethem |;
Joseph Llayt; Edward Lloyd; George Lee,
Captain Eliphalet Loring; Sponsor Lunard j;
Amos Lefayour; Colonel Charles Little.
M. ,"..
William Marks: Patrick Mcneil, 2; John
MoneWe; William Msrburs John Mason /;
Reverend o: F: Magrash; Captain VIII
liam Minor; Mrs: Juliana Munro; Grace
Alusgraye. ,.
William C: Newton; Henry Nicholson /;
Mr.: b, N; Captain John Nicoll.
.-....' '.'0 o.
Thomas Ogden.
William II: Parry; Thomas PEBBLES, > !;
Lewis"Plu ;. John c.: Piab ham; Joseph
Powell; William Patterson; Jacob Phillips !;
Samuel Paekeri Mrs: E. Powell.
r.
Josias Rebey james Reed; James Rig
deni Richard RadcIiff; Thomas Rusiick
Doctor Robsrt Rose !; Doctor Henry Rose ;,
Mrs Ann Rains Miss Catharine Rich
ards; Miss Harriet ROGER Susanna s. Ri
ley; Mr: Thomas Swilk JOAN Shepard;
Samuel Hs Smith Amos ": Smith John
Swan James Selkirk, 2; George Steven
son; George Smith; Simpson Stout John
Sloan 3 Jehn Shaw; George Simpson; Co
ionei Philip Stewart; Captain William Stan.
woodi Captain Eppes Sergeant; Doctor
Wiliam Smith MRS: Catherine Shade
Miss SARAH Sewer Miss Mildred Stevens.
y. T.
{ Msior C. Triplett; George TofIler; John
Tracey; Thomas turner, John E. Thomp.
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A Lit Of Letters .
Remaining in the Posr.OrrIcE,, Aiexas-
dria, (G0hmbia j. Aarca 81, 1870 :,
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Mrs. Hannah Adams Lucy Addison ;
Mr.. Charles Alexander 4. B.
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Il 10 strange, that John Randolph should
move to reduce nothiag to something less
than nothing; !. e. to q negative quantity
that he ahsuld reduce an army already re.
dueec sufficiently But, ss Congress has
submitted, perhaps he 10 right! Cowardiee
il more ridiculous when it swsggers with a
sword by it's aide, and q nedding eress upon
tn head. As for the contemptible navy, il n
q deceptive shingto rely on. Il ought ei.
ther to be sold or barn., or employed On
our COAT 70 proven. smugglins-and even
far that purpose light armed cutters, Or gun
boass would bs preferable. We euyhs ne.
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FOR SALE.
August -.

XE7E wish to sell that three cry Brick
w House, with all the out houses which
is occupied at presently Iir. Edward StabIer,
the corner of Prince ard ST Asaph streets,
50 feet inches on Prince-street and 1876 feet
Oh ST. Asaph street.
Several Building Lots on Washington and
Duke streets.
A Lot of Ground, containing about 90 a.
ores, mile from the court house, adjoining
Messrs. Stump and ricketts,, with good i'm
provements, dwelling house, kitchen and
stables, sc &c.
Also, l64 acres CT Land, two miles from
Alexandria, on the Colchester post road, part
in cultivation, the remainder in young wood,
with large young orchard-there is three
small houses on the land.
W. 3. Ifnot sold at private sale, the above
lands will be offered at public sale on the lat
day of November next. Any person wishi5 le
to purchase will please apply to
Korn and Wite1niller.;
august !sse ian
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aThey are allowed to be imported into
France on paying an ad valorens duty of so
rer cent. The colonial produce in Holland
is not liable to this impost, unless imported
into France"
On the same day his majesty issued the,
following decree -
i" The exploration of wheat by the Schelde
the Maese, the Rhine, or from any port of
our frontiers, into Holland, is prohibited.
Our minister of finance will transmit
imme darely, by an extraol binary courier>
the necessary orders for putting this decree,
in force"
On the 19,h an official order was issued
in all the ports of Holland, forbidding the
further expectation of grain of any deserip.
ton. Such ships ast had not completed
their laeiing were in consequence compelled
to roland their cargoes.
1m1e 80.
Letters, dated on Thursday, were re-
ceived yesterday from Os1eud, containing
the following official document
IMPERIAL DECREE.
We, Napoleon, Bic. taking into consi-
defation the present high price OF gram GA
the northern coast of our domiDions, until
the quantity tisreshed is ascertained, and
until The produce Of the approaching bar,
vest IS determined, do decree, and it is*
dccreed as follows:
* Art. I. On and after the 1st Of July,
Of the present year, thee xportation OF wheat
shall be prohibited throughout the whole
range of cur ports, from the island OF
Schowen, southwark, to the harbor Of L'O-
within the terms Of this decree.
4" Art. 2. On and after the above date OF
the 1ss Of July within the range of coast
above stated, the exportaton OF osIs is also
hereby prohibited.
4'Given a, our Chamber OF Commerce.
at Paris, 22d of June, 1870"
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g. REMOVAL.

y oBERT GRAY has removed his Book
IL and Stationary Store 20 the north side
OF King street between Royal and Pitt streets;
nearly opposite the Washington Tavern.
August IS.
lust received, from New York.
An elegant supply Of ladies' Kid and Mo-
rocco Shoes.
Ditto gentlemcn's Leather, Morocco aM
Buff Shoes.
on HAND,
Cotton in bales,
Rice in ticrces, i H.,
andigoin boxes, p.
Alum in barrels,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Trunks and Shoes as usual.
Z. Cilnsr /.
August %. off
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FROM THE SAME

Thevenot's echo of his masters decree,
TO " the master commissioner Of seqaestfa-
ton" in St. Sebastians, reads somewhat
queer -" The Emperor has decreed that
the American vessels under sequestatlon be
Sold" The government only wishes, by
way ofrepyisal, 10 take tqssessiRg ct M
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claim from one zvhom he had assisted. Du.
ane had prosecutions against him in federal
times but as soon as Mr.. Jefferson came
into Office, he Immediately directed dis
continuance of them, he did not shab7e like.
Snyder and plead constitutional inability
SNYDER would not direct noAe prosequi to
relieve persecutrd democrat, who had
toiled night and day in his support"
Such is modern patent republication"
If man commits ever SO many offences,
and is indicted for them by jury of his
country, if he has assisted magistrate III
to office, he is " entitled 10 the indulgence
Of a soAs prosegm!" Well may Lord
M1LToN repeat that " the american cansti-
tutions haze completely tailed;" if such doc.
trines are openly advocated and the peo-
pie, in their blindness, support the propaga.
tors Of them.--BaSton pap.
The times are changea.-Since our so.
vernmeEi have refused, or rather delayed to
form an intimate alliance with France, the
Aurora, the principal organ Of the French
government in this country, has cummenc-
ed regular attack upon that system OF de-
mocra,ic administration, which the French
party SO loudly and SO unanimously applaud
cd while they supposed that it was leading
directly to the object which they had in
view. Though oar government seem still
to be doing nothing 10 en;iir themselves to
to the confidence Of the American people,
may we not hope, from the violent outcry
asains: them by the pensioned agents Of
France, that the inviaci55e hond' has less
agency in the direction OF present measures
than in those which SO jusAy excited alarm
during the late administrator.
As specimen, take the following literal
extracts from the Aurora.
& What have we TO gain BY war, when
though the ilub2cility Of our system the
spirit of Et,Ieness and dirty intrigue, stands
in the place of military institution ;where
is the fool that could think OF going to war
as We are ci; tumstanced cation that
could not enforce It's own laws, and against
whose government one state proclaimed
open rebellion, and another actually took
up arms ?"--Aurora, august is.
C We have only to progress in our PRE-
sent system some little time longer, and po-
verify will effect ttat which wise policy
would long since have Dictated" &@.-Au-
rora, august Is.
Such was not the language OF either the
French faction or of the honest American
democrats at the time that the government
and the federal legislature were madly
piunging into the antI.commerrial system
of Napoleon, which is now acknowledged
to have resulted so disgracefully and so ru
inously to cur country and character. Had
the warning voice of good principles and
good sense been then listened to, from what
an abyss of degradation should've have been
saved.-U. S. Gaz.
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BosToN, A,tsust II
From Cape Francois.

FROM tnpc IfHHINfS.
CAPT. Fostes. Of brig Joseph, arrived at
quarantine, from Cape Francois, informs
that on the Goth of July one of the presi-
den,'s aids arrived in town from the Mole,
who brought news that General Lamar,
who commanded that place, was killed
that the women and children were leaving
the town; some going on board pction's
feet at the Mole, others fleeing to Chris
topic for protection. The morning that
Captain F. left Cape Francois, (July 25th)
President Chrls,ophe arrived in town, and
appeared to be in high spirits, He said
that in two days he would have possession
of the Mole that part Of his troops were in
the town, and that ne had no doubt of sue
cess. Christophe's naval force consisted
of one frigate of ID guns, one sloop of war,
corvettes, 4 briggs, & anurbcr of schoon-
ers, which were off Cape Nicholas Mole,
blockading it.
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Tay for this p0rt'
;n.d at Baltimore, schooner Tartar,
,c,,bs IS DAYS from Cape Francois.
II. schooner Fair Play of this port SAL
d two days before
o. he ship Pacific we learn, great sup
&c wbe., were expected from the Bal
ncoo quarters were received in Lon
y : one week, from France and Holland.
-, n,osprt Is Of the coming harvest more
.,.ble, Cotton was brisk at IA to 16d.
american super6ns -four, &c TO eos per Dbl
4 American shsa, - 70 rs Sd.
The busy man, say the Turks, is troubled
IN ooe devil, but the idle man is torment
cd with a thousand
Ancr degrading and disgraciDg the U. S.
i ne eyes oran the world, the democrats pi.
,.ons,y ask, Il!at stall our Mixer, do 10 save
>, The answer onght to be-Consult the
annals Of the federal administrator of Wash!
;opton--Imitate their hymncss, consistency,
honesty and impartial Deutrality. They then
raised their couatry from insigEi6cance to
.ory from poverty 10 wealth, honor and re-
s7ecta5.lity. A return of that policy VIII yet
restore the country to the acknowledged rank
it has held-.Bosson eenfi&e!.
Seve,a! members of the present Congress
of al parties have declined being con
sdsrrd candidates for reelection. Some
Of them have had the magnanimitv to ac-
knowledge they have felt, by experience,
taat their Ialents and knowledge were not
adequate to right understanding Of the,
measures essential to be adopted TO cxtri-
cate the United States from the degraded
and plundered situation into which they
have been sunk, by the folly, partia!ity and
of rulers. It is "conSumms-
ten d'v9ntlg to be rv;shea," that this exar
pie of magnanimity will find a general imi
tation Our National Councils ought TO be
kiled with none bat men OF the FIRST rate
talents true American patriotism, steady
nerve, undertaking impartiali,y, and genu-
me Craftsmanship. And If in those who
have Inadvertently been iostIed out Of their
sphere into oGice, these requisites are not
inund-and they viii rot decline being can
dldates-the people Of all parties--who feel
and suffer the degradation of their country,
e'sFegardlng all pSiiu', unmeaning party
names--ought to discard them without he
STATION or apology, and elect men who
nave wisdom to discern, aud 6rmnesa to
pursue, the solid interests Of the nation.--
a= period is approaching when the rulers
q Inc nation for the two past years, must
dePosl. their power in the hands of the pro-
PIE 1t, therefore, that power is again in
trusted to the imps of Fol!y, ignorance and
far''0!ify, it will be the fault of the people;
and Whsn they again complain no one will
pity them.
Some Of the old members, who stood at
.oe helm in the "golaen days" of Wash
gre conserving to become candidates
ms is as should be. The people call for
more Nestors and less Hectors.--lbid.
instead OLA government IF Ia7ps the de-
''''cfa's Sre openly avowing, that govern
"'n' IS ordained for their party. A proof
u 'nls may be seen i'll an editorial article in
Nhe EVSninp Star - an as,; Snrdar naner
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LONDON, June 20.

The following is translation of new
French decree Of great commercial import
ance:
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& Paris, Inne Ia.

" In consequence Of the meeting of the
council of commerce, which took place a.
St. Cloud yesterday in the presence OF his
majesty, all colonial produce under seques-
tration at Antwerp and the adjoining pro-
vinces as we'll as those of Holland, is plac--
I'd at the disposal Of the ProPris!2sa::
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does not some times remlnI OF the elSnti1
commandment:
Thou Shalt not steal.
Postscript TO the Boston Palladium ofFriaay.
Late last night arrived the brig America
captain Irevi.t, from Lisbon, whence he
sailed ON the LIST of July. Captain T. was
particular in keeping memoranda, OF the in
telligence and reports ofnews up to the day
Of his d. parture. The great battle long ex-
pected to take place on the frontiers had not
been fought, but was still momen,ly looked
for. The British fastened forward their
reinfercrments. The army had net adj
vanced. Cindad Rodrigo had no. surren-
dered, but was in want OF ammunition. Ma
nv French deserters arrived at Lisbon
Captain 4. favored US with papers to June
soih, which upon hasty perusaI, appear 10
contain nothing important.
From the Freeman's JsurnoA, AHg. 10.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
LAz8RETTo, august IS.
lust visited brig GROWER, Robinson, Of
Ph;iadephIa, 81 days from Cadlz.
There are on board, isw late Cadiz pa
pers they contain nothing worth extract
Ing.
Mr.. 49,, respectable American pas
seDper, who has resided considerable time
in Spain, politely furnishes the following
information:
The strong fortress of Leida in Catalo.
MIA, surrendered to the French, by treache
~ o. the part of the S panlSh commander.
The garrison contained 5000 men, and was
provided with provisions for one year. The
commander was immediately made govern
or Of Valsntia by the French.
1t was daily expected that Iarrasona
would be bcsieged.
The expedition of the combined Spanish
and British forces from Gadis ard Gibial-
tar, under command Of the English general
Bowes, and the Spanish general Lacy, for
the relief of Malaga, fa'ied in IFS object.
The Enpi;sh troops returned 70 Glib sitar,
and The Spanish army remained a, Ronda.
Tpne Stu great apprehension was enter
ta;ued in Sicily OF an tnvasion from the
French; who had collected an army Of SO,
600 men on the coast Of Calabr.a where
they hac many transport boats.
The garrison Of Hos:sIrich, strong cas-
tie on the main road from Barcelona TO
France, escaped the bcslegers, after hold
ing out FIVE months and made good their
retreat, with the loss of only so men.
Sir Charles Cotton had been appointed
commander Of tie English naval squadron
in the Mediterranean.
Ad. Boyle was appointed to the command
at Malta.
Between so and 40 sail ct American
vessels under confacasion at Naples many
Gf zvAich they zSere fitting out Jar friVa-
teprs-
A peace had been concluded between the
Portuguese and Aigerlnes.
BosToN, august II.
From CAPE Francois.
Capt. Fostes. Of brig Joseph, arrived at
quarantine, from Cape Francois, informs
that on the Goth of July one OF the presi-
den,'s aids arrived in town from the Mole,
who brought news that General Lamar,
III, ehn+ ,yac liila6-
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Boney, being himself very religious
man, and very honest man to boot, one
would imagine might experience sonae slight
computations vlsitings Of conscience at sight
or sound Of the name oil 7hieve Not-But,
on the contrary, he steals our purse, with
out emotion or conjunction, and calls the
spoil trosh-the act, {" rebrisal !" Twas
mine, tits his Then say no more about IL
--I6.
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pessels andtheir APPAREL together Nth their
eargoes, as per bills Of lading."
(Signed) " THIEVE NOT"
We wonder if the name Of Boney's agent
does not some times remind of the eighth
commandment:
Thou Shalt not steal
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1t is CURIOUS coincidence that the name
of Napoleon's principal agent for the De-
bar.ment de Robbery at St...sebasti&ns, is
THEvENoT.-N I. amer. Ctz.
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ENTERED,
Schooner Fame, Gilpin, Jamaica-bsl-'
last and specie Ito John Grid.
Schooner Elizabeth, Newcomb-Bostoa<
shoes, &c. to d. and S. Read and ] ohm
G.. Laid.
CLEARED,
Schooner Polly, Gag, Boston-by Law,
rason and Fowse and others.
t. The Packet Mary & Kitty
will sail forNorfolk on Saturday
next.
August %.
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.. he ship Pacific we learn, great sup
&c whe., were expected from the Bal
!. socoo quarters were received in Lon
=. = one week, from France and Holland.
a. ~ n,osprt.s Of the coming harvest more
,o,.ble, Cotton was brisk at 14to 16d.
,,a.r;con super6ne -four, &c 10 eos per Dbl.
American wheat ~ TO rs Sd.
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The busy man, say the Turks, is troubled
IN one devil, but the idle man is torment
i with thousand.
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r,akerton's Collection of Voy.
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December Is.

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To the Public.

4 ! The urea, benefit which have experience
ea from Rogers's Vegetable, sc. and frm
nersuasion that it may afford relief to others,
induces me 20 mike every laudahe excrIon
fer IT'S distribution.
For,6xe years preceding the last II Dec.
1907, in consequence OF taxing a Vioh;nt coio
s. had been Afflicted with the asthma, dlSor-
der which conceived to be hersdnsry, NY
father and grad father both having srcaliy
.n,s.red from it. l he disorder increasing
4rapiidly upon me, in the sprlis OF 1907 J
.cons,lited DR. c. l.. Seeger, but the urgency
q, his business prevented him from attending
at that time, particularly tony case. My bu'
e;nr.s made It ne ccssafy for ire TO leave home
: and be absent the greater part OF sumraer,
(which deprived ms Of the able professional
gassistsncs of Dir. Secser. In September last,
{ : s.yysre cold brought on violent cough and
zti,S s,;sosder ASSUMED an, aspect more serious
and alarming tEan at any former Peflod-l
was extremely ae6ihtafed, enaeiatea ana cor
And. s@Such was the irritability OF my lungs
/ Was obliged to use the greatest cautionin the
ar os respi, iaton. After q free, use oil Ro-
,,sr.,s Vegetable, SIC. for about two months
= w.s, nerfeciIy relieved of the dreadful cough
which had 80 long aiBictedms, and complete
slv cured ii every symptom Of the asthma
k1.,,sshort. diesel ee God, have continued in
I. s.sfnd health ever since. As these facts may
g. ;r,norxana 20 those unfortanate Individuals
sbo'are suffering from the same disorder, 1
Nam been thus particularin their detail .----
And 40 not hesitate to declare my solemn
ssnWctions both From my own experience and
o,.saryir,g its effects on others, that DR.. Ro-l
vrrs's " r. b. is al easy, sale and efectual
ssss,n,lv for coughs and asthmas, and is the
.rssssst ahtidcte 10 an Pllmonic complaints
ssat the rorid has ever witnessed, +,
q AS Jacob IN. Brewiter.
.ssr.Aawhtoa, JaSaars, 1909.
so THIS may csftisys that about The first Of
! 49, ssst. u vss attacked with viote.if
.so,nh I, which prosccded, a was the opinion
- m physicisn, who is MAN well approved;
I = ~ his Srsfsssion, from a.bruise which i
sssssitsa On my left side about . torsh'sAs