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Superane Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly of
the extractive matter and resinous portion OF
the bark, wherein it's virtue as medicine Is
known to reside, is separated in a degree
from the hard fbrous and other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, be
ound preferable, on account of its purity,
strength, fneness, and the small quantity
required, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority of this bark will be parti-
cularly manifest in the treatment of those
diseases in which, on account of an irritable
state of the stomach and bowels, the requi>
site quantity of the imperfectly ground bark
in common use cannot be administered; and
as any of the watery or spirituous Prepara-
tons are we'll known to be Intellectual in ur-
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary to
offer any apology to those of his medical bre-
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder ofbark (; since many OF them
have, in common with him, had SO frequent
and painful occasion, in the course OF long
practice, to deplore the want of SO desirable
form of using that inestimabie remedy and
so fully is he assured Of its superior efficacy'
from numerous proofs OF its effects, that ne
offers it to the faculty in general, without
fearing the imputation of imposition.
PREPARED AND PUT UP ny
CLARK SANFORD, "a. u.
Greenwich, Connecticut, 1908.
~ The above article is put up IN par
GELS of different sizes to accommodate Pur-
chaser. and is sold by James Kennedy, sen.
bookseller, King street.
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Just received and FIR sale by the subscriber,
so leaden caddies Gunpowder and Impe-
al,
IL quarter chests and boxes do.
do. large Hyson,
IS do. and boxes Young Hyson
do. HysoA Skin
Teas, of Me latest IMPORTATION and
j of excellent quality.
80 barrels very good Brown Sugar
Is hhds. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey
40 barrels Baltimore inspection do.
1900 W.T. of Goshen Cheese
so tons Plaster,
also,
A general assortment of Groceries, best
Flour and Crackers.
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
July l6 dlw& laW4w
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This Us to que Notice,

That the subscriber, of Alexandria coun-
ty, in the district of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters of administration on the personal es-
tate of Gurden Chatin, late of the county a.
aforesaid, deceased: allpersons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of to the subscriber, on or before the 18th
day of January next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate {; and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 10th day of July, 1911.
Margaret R. Chaplin.
Administrators Of Gurden Chaplin.
July 10 Staw4w
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The Subscriber

nc OUUSIIIUNI
Has for sale Gf ass warehouse on Conway s
whar6
London particular Madeira Wine. IN halt
pines and Quarter casks, fit for immediate use,
from the well known houses Of Messrs. Scott
and Co. & Murdoch, Youille, Wardrop 20.
Coffee in bags and barrels
Old Grenada Rum, and some Shrub OF SUI
perior qaulity from the same island
New York prime Beef and Pork OF excel
lent quality
Brisioe drop Shot in bags
49, Also, d -
Bills on London for sale at 60 days, in sums
to suit purchasers
James Patton.
Nav 9
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FOR SALE.
New York, July 90-t27'

TWO thousand four hundred acres Of
LAND, in Fairfax county, Virginia, situated in
healthy, genteel neighborhood, about IL
miles from the city of Washington & George
own. and 10 miles from Alexandria. Tho
turnpike road from Alexandria to the Little
River passes about one and half miles from
the dwelling house. The land is well water
ed of good quality, and adapted 20 the
Plaster of Paris. The improvements are
large dwelling house - feet long and 20 feet
wide, two stories high, good kitchen, meat
house, tobacco house, granary, stables and
corn house, all in good repair. will take
the moderate price of Tes DoiiaTs per acre
one third of the purchase monev payable at
the time of sale, the residue At the exPira-
ton of 10 months.
Stock, in any Of the banks within the d's-
trict of Columbia, will be received or Lands
on the lower parts of Potomac or hapPahan.
mock rivers, and In the western country, w'A
be taken in exchange.
Richard Fitzhugh.
Tuyv ~ 2aW8w
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r. Gray's List Of Prizes

IN THE
Potomac and Shenandoah Navl-
cation Lottery.
FoURTEENTH DAYS DRAINING,
july Is, 1911.
No. 1850, prize of $500
No. 2l2, prize Of Sloo
Nos. 1897 loO4l prizes Of $50
No. 2742, prize of $40
Nos. 6l7, 1903, 1868, 1880, 1862, 1855,
a945, 1854, 1894, 1924, 1851, 1891, 1884,
6l43, 1865, 1884, 5000. 9235, 1854, loos6
1922, ll474, 1000, 1901, 1898, 1924
l2,Ass l2,26s l2,645, 1880, 1918 l4,l6s
l4,o47, 1892, 1898, 1922, l775s, ls49l
1928, 1898, 1880, prizes Of Sl2 each,
and 90 prizes of $40 each.
, Gain of the wheel this day, S 2948
Former gain, 1896
Total gain 2l6,so4
Next drawing on Tuesday next, when the
first drawn ticket will be prize of Slooe
Present price of tickets Bis
Tickets for ssie by
July y. RQRERT GRkY
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-, ,;se our adored Jefferson, sleep
.".;rtly, knowing who are our watch
Hean on Robert Smith all the hard
..mes YOU can muster--call him Gar,
s.oundrel, federalist, poltroon, dcserter
.nd traitor. This will conUince every DO
dy that his story is all false. and that you
feel perfectly indifferent about it. Who
does not know that when an accomplish
"a crime tnrns states evidence, that the
accused. who may perhaps be hanged by
the testimony, always is angry with him
and loads him with every full name
8. II any teazing federalist should tell
YOU that Smith was selected by Jefferson
and Madison for one ortheir cabinet eoun-
ell, and that therefore they knew him to
be rascal fr.m the beginning aud that
they conferred upon him all his Offices Tor
fear il he did not join their party, that he
and his brother Sam Smith would reYoia-
tionize the state of Maryland.
/. If an enquiry should be made why
Mr.. Madison does not refute the charges
brought against him, you may answer that
Le is aboUs Il. 1.-THE enquiry is then to be
made why his friends do not vindicate him
reply, that Madison loUes the people.
II the question is pushed hard-tell them
Smith is poor deUH.
;. And lastlyifthe overwhelming truths
q must think some OF them are such) In
Smiths letter cannot be evaded, then
speak out. with loud voice, that the fed
eralists have acted full as wickedly, or
that the British government is as corrupt
as ours. This is an argument to which
our party always resort with success
never knew it fail. a DEMOCRAI.
Ju:J Is. ASH.
*Jefsrson's letter to r. Smith
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Hahu's Anti Bilious Pits,

For the prevention and cure OF bilious anu
malignant Fever-prepa, only AZ LIS
old established Patent and Family Meaicane
Store, No So Maiden Lane, New-York.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly
mild, so ss to be u ed with safety oy persons
in every situation, and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry ON
superhuous bile, and prevent ita morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appetite
to produce free perspiration, and thereby
prevent colds, which are often OF fatal conse"
ouences A dose never fails to remove
cold, if taken on its first appearance they
are celebrated for removing habitual costive.
ness, sickness at the stomach e severe neau
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on a change of climate.
They have been found remarkably efhca-
eious in preventing and curing disorders az
tenlant on long voyages, and should DC PRO-
cured, and carefully preserved tor uses Py
every seaman
| Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.
This we'll known remedy has cured during
| the last eleven years, an immense number u
children and adults of various dangerous COM
plain,. arising from worms
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
| I. recommended as an invaluable medl.
cine for the speedy relief & permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
dissip.t pleasures; juvenile indiscreuon
residence in climates unfavorable to the con"
stitution the immoderate use Of tea ire.
ouent intoxication, or other destructive in'
Temperance the unskilful or excessive use
Of mercury the diseases peculiar TO females
at certain per, cd Of lite bad lyings III &c
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted o cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore throats, and most disorders OF
the breast and lungs, is recommended AZ an
unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
| Mustard,
! A safe and efFectual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt,
palsy, lumbago, numbness. white swellings,
chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain in the face
and neck. Sc.
| The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
| The Damask Lip Salve.
| Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
| in the highest estimation throughout the y.
States for upwards of ten years many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs OF which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
a retail store.
They are, by .heeisl appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, Alexandra.
~ Purchasers are requested to remem-
Der that an engraved label, with the signature
| of Hannah Lee. widow of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. Ito counterfeit which is felony1i is
affixed to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE. i
New York, tnly a0-t27 Jaw
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FroM, the Boston Cenlinel.
MARK WELL--READER.

fF Before November 4, 1910, Bona
parle seized, sequestered and sold Hun-
drcds of American vessels anu cargoes,
amounting to upwards of THIRTY MILL
LIONS of dollars not one cent OF which
has he even promised to orwillevcr return.
Since Nov. I, he has ordered the release
OF Sixteen innocent vessels and cargoes
.(amouuting perhaps in value to one quar-
ter of million OF dollars which never
violated his Berlin. and Milan DEGREES;
aud the detention of which was no better
than downright tyranny and robbery! But
though liberated, these vessels are not
free, as all American vessels in English
ports are They are compelled, after
paying enormous French duties, to export
the whole amount OF their cargocs IN
French produce Or manufactures, OF
w.lich t,co thirds must be in the useless ar
ticles of luxury, French Sitks. Yet, shame
10 tell, there are those who call them
selves Americans, who are so base as TO
proclaim This last act of Napoleon, nigh
y boon, ami t. chuckle and exult thereat.
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From the Philadelphia Register.

The new fnesss of the French Robber,
by libeIating the few vessels and cargoes
which he found it impossible to convert
to money, seems to have deluded many
into the notion that the Berlin and Milan
DEGREES are reOoked THIS Is NOT THE
FACT. No Decree has been promulgated
by the French Emperor announcing such
revocation; and no intimation is given In
the last French papers of such being his
intention. The property recently restor-
ed was not liable to sequestration under
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, because
those vessels had not been spoken with by
British cruisers, for il they had, they
would have been captured by them. under
the Orders IN Cotsncil. Thus it appears
that Franco has graciously returned to
the rightgal owners, a small portion Of A
mericaa property, which she had no sha-
lolc of q plea for seiziug; as it did not
come within the operation OF any OF her
piratical la1cs.---Aeeording to such French
logic. we may justly infer, that the Bri-
fish Orders in Council were never in ope-
ration, and do not at this moment crist,
because England has necer conEscated our
vessels and carSocs trading to her oron
ports. If, indeed, the French ediets are
abrogated why is oar government so tardy
in promulgating the Tact, who never let
an occasion slip of serving the Imperial
Corsica,i, and Of famigatins. with seryile
adulation any part Of his person, which,
at the time, may be turned towards us Z
The superstition is as absurd as the event
itself is Improbable whatever the Ma
tional Intelligencer may say to the contra
~. Such shameless assertions excite, in
every man who has the least regard to
Truth, adherence and contempt.
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brother, the princely Tourist, should re.
member, that this is the extreme bound
of his geographical euriosity-the bourne
from which no traveller returns. Thus
advanced, he cannot retreat. Every march
will be the signal for battle ;--every en-
campnent for siege. The triamPhs
of his bulletins will be the funerals OF his
armies; & his realm their cilarnel house.
Victorious monarch, here ends thy reign!
thy only pecan was dirge, thy only cou-
riers, a handitti. Having existed ny ra-
pine, they will die like malefac tors ;-as
they have violated religion, they will des.
pair offs consolation having barbarized
nature, they will be exeepated oy man
kind. "-BostOn GaS.
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ALEXANDRIA D.aILY GaZET1'E
SATURDAY MORNING, July q.
Is TO sHEw

The Democratic Press says that Gen. Arm
strong has given UP the notion of writing
book. being alarmed by the fate of Robert
Smiths publication. We had not supposed
that the general was SO easily frightened, es'
pecially after having written SO fierce letter
to the mighty Napoleon.
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RECEIVED TO-DAY,

RECEIVED TO-DAY,
"A fresh supply Of ladies' fsafs0na0ss
SHOES. a
on HIND,
lss bales excellent retailing Cotton
IS barrels well cared Shad
z boxes Carolina Indigo
IL bags do Ground Nuts
$500 la,ies' Chip Bonnsts, low pr'ceW
Trunks and Shoes, q general assofuhe"
E. Gilman.
July ~ eo9..~w
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Port of alexandria.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Schooner Polly, and Sally, Sicily, Bal
timore-Dry- Goods & Groceries, to mer-
chants Of the District.
CLEARED
Brig Emily, Dole, Newburyport-by
Francis Dodge.
Schooner Jachin, Silver, Salem-the
master.
Schooner Citizen, Mills, New-York, 8.
Butler & others.
Sloop Roena, Chadwick, New-Bedford
the master.
DIED, yesterday morning, Mr.. :arch,-
bald Kincaid, of this town. The friends
and acquaintance of the family are invit-
ed to attend his funeral from the house
Of Mrs, Kincaid, at O'Clock this morn
ing.
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NORFOLK, July 90.

NORFOLK, July $50
Captain Calder, of the schooner Rich
mond, arrived in Hampton Roads from
Cadiz, which place he left the 9th ofJune:
Captain C.. informs us that it was said and
believed at Cadiz, on the day he sailed,
that Marshal Soult, with the main body OF
his army, had been cut off from all COM
munication with Seville, and with the ar
my of Victor; near Cadiz that he was
surrounded by Lord Wellington, and Mar
shall Beresford, and was without the hope
of escape. This intelligence is later than
what we had received from the theatre OF
war. and while we have no doubt that
such was the report at Cadiz, we are in
clined to question its accuracy.
Expeditions were to have LETT Cadiz a.
bout the 10th of June, against Rota and
St. Marys, while General Graham was to
make an attack on Chiciana. The Span
iarls were in high spirits, and expect that
in two months, there would not be a
Frenchman in Spain.
Flour s is so per barrel and rising
Corn 9 so per bushel.
In Hampton Roads bound to Richmond,
schooner Richmond, Calder, 40 days from
Cadiz in Ballast. Left there June 6, ships
John and Adam, Knight, for Richmond
| waiting for Salt: Agent, Eddy, OF Rhode
Island, for this port, not discharged SUI
perior,-, of Philadelphia, just arrived,
and to sail for Lisbon in two days Me-
chanic, Ray, of do. for do. in five days
Portland, Coombs, discharging-Brig
| Washington, Oxnard, for Alexandria, in
days. A number of others, names not
| recoilected. The ship Concordia, Rindge,
| arrived the 5th June.-The brig Sehuyikii
Mallory, sailed the ed of June, for Cape
de Yerds.-spoke June IS, in lat. 50.
long. 81, 80, brig Brandywine, Davis Is
days from Lisbon, bound to Rhode Island.
sith lat. %, long. ~, brig Union, from
Gibraltar, bound to Philadelphia, 20 days
out.
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10 forfeit our national character for equal and
fair dealing with the two belligerents |! In
addition TO these things take into view the
approach OF the 9th of March, which was to
close the session, then distant about nine
days. Deduct from these nine days the time
for Mr.. Serrurier's answer, which might be
fastened or returned according to his own
views {; and, then say whether any advantage
was likely 10 arise from thrusting the new
matter of the correspondence, whatever
might be its result, into Congress, in the
last tustling moments Of the session say
whether II would have been most likely TO
aid the majority in deciding on the important
business before them, or 10 augment the
means of the minority, or of small portion
Of IT, for frustrating The business altogether,
as was evidently their intention.
What must have been the condition Of the
President with such Secretary OF State, IL
vailing himself OF his official station, partic-
uarly of his agency between him and foreign
ministers, to teaze and perplex No wonder
that the most amiable and placid temper,
such as MIR. Madison is known to possess,
should sometimes be disturbed. We may
readily admit in this respect the account OF
Mr.. Smith, that iretiulness was observed |;
and we must readily excuse it, whether
the conduct exciting it TO be resolved into
the folly OF weak assistant, or, as now
seems TO have been the case,the workings OF a
secret and lnsidious foe, watching and boar
ding every little incident, every word and
look, for the future purposes of ambition
and revenge.
(To be Continued
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OF AMERICA-LN PARLIAMENT.

In the house Of Commons, on the 5th of
June, on the subject of vote of credit, Mr..
Whitbrcad observed,
Z" With respect to America also, the House
had resolved that the intercourse with that
country was uncertain and interrupted 1t
must be recollected that a few years ago we
had been told by the authors and advocates of
the Orders in Council, that the trade with A.
merica would not be mach Affected by them I;
that trade would force its own way that A.
merica would soon sec h>r true interests |;
and that our intercourse with that country
would remain undimlnished. America, at
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NEH YORK, JULY II.

BY the ship Paci6ck, Capt Stanton, arrived
at this port yesterday-she left Liverpool
the 9th uit. and furnishes the editors of the
New-York Gazette with London papers to
the evening of the 9th of June.
Besides our extracts, private letters express
confident opinion, that the King of Eng
land could not exist much longer, as his
bodily afIliction was the dropsey.
The news from France of the restoration Of
certain American vessels, was not gencr-
ally credited {; and, the fact not having
been officially promulgated, gave rise TO
the suspension on the part Of the British
Court of Admiralty, mentioned in the in
teresting Decision of Sir VIM. Scott in a
subsequent par, of this days Gazette.
The news from Spain and Portugal is not so
late by the Pacifick as before received here
direct from Lisbon. The London papers
however contain the official accounts of
the late battles.
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LAI4SB FOREIGN NEW $.
by arrivals at different Pots ia tie r. s.
LONDON, JUNE a.


france anu huSSla.
There is some talk of fresh meeting at
Eginrth, between the Emperour Alexander
and Buondparle. The latter wishes TO lull
the former into secuaity, ill his plans are
ripc tot the execution he may again make
him the medium OF transmitting us some
fresh insidious overtures. However, the
Poor Princes belonging to the Rhensh Con
tcGeraoy, have received orders to have their
ConunscDts Immediately completed.
TURKEY and Russia.
The Turks and Russians are stated to have
concluded another armistice of forty days, for
the purpose OF entering into preliminayies of
peace. II is said i'll one letter, that new
motive of hostility has arisen between Russia
md France. A courier Of the latter was ta-
ken by the Russians on his way to the Tur-
kish camp north of Adrianople. His papers
were examined, and by them it appeared,
that there subsistcd come xion between Bo-
naparte and the Ottaman Porte hostile to the
Interests OF Alexander.
Letters from Memel TO the 18th May, con-
tradict the assertion that the King of Prussia
had acceded TO the Rhenish Confederation by
furnishing a quota of $4,000 men.
The icvcc Of the Duke of York, on the
Sd nit. was attended by 500 generals, and
other officers, il being general assembly Of
the military officers, 10 congratulate the Duke
on his rc-appCutmlut to be commander in
chiei.-A vote Of Credit for Three Millions
was agreed 10 last night in the Committee of
Supply This proceeding, which indicates
the approaching termination ol the Session,
gave rise 10 very Interesting conversation
on our general policy. In the present cyit-
cal and unsettled sate OF affairs, il has been
hlntCd, In The Ministerial Circles, that. in.
stead OF proroS0tion, an adlournmen. from
fortnight to fortnight IS likely to take place.
The manufacturers of Manchester s. Leeds
have pctitoned Parliament for the repeal Of
the Orders in Council, and an accommoda-
ton of the existing difficulties with America !;
they complain Of experiencing great distress
by the privalion of business, and that unless
Immediately relieved, the poorer classes
must emigvate to other countries.
PARIs, May II.
This day, Sunday Mr.. Erving, The A.
merican minister TO Denmark, was presen-
fed to the Emperour by the Duke OF Bassa-
no, as was Mr.Ncywand, an American.
King Of Rome.
The French papers still continue TO be
crowded with the most disgusting adulations
respecting the infant King of Rome, and the
foundation of new Palace has been laid IN
Paris, which is 10 bc called after his name.
vALLADoLID. May S, 1871.
The French say, tha; in short time Ber-
thier will oe appointed Governour of the
kingdom and that he will come in company
with Ferdinand 9TH.
MAY 10.
On the 'l7th, Gen. Masscna, with some
other Generals, arrived here,and on the 10Th
departed for France, escorted by 600 men.
Gen Droue,, with or 5000 men had
marched from A,ila Goy Madrid.
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ENTR ACTS.
From The London Statesman.

LONDON, June 4.
Paris papers to the 29th ult. have arrived.
They contain a most important article, as to
the truth of which we have every reason to
be alarmed-nameIy, that the allied army
has been defeated in another engagement
with Massena. Bonsparte is still pursuing
his tour of pleasure, with his Empress and
infant King. The Imperial Party left Caen
on the Goth ult. on their way lor Cherburgh.