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Baltimore, July %, 1898.
10 REM

lind immediate possess,ea g:vs1
NEAg THE ISlAEaIgy oF 4EE pARhmEE 4
OK 4p:Zuee STREET
A TWO STORY bGlCE HOUSE, with
g. an elegant garden, and ali scccssary
GGiidinss thereto, complete. Ihe premises
occupy one hail acre OF yso.nd, OBJ enc Of tic
bcss situations and best constructions, equ.Gea
by Kew. lii ai.y} exceeded BY n0nc IN Airxsn
dria OF Its size; II mas also pump OF excel
lent water, approved OF By the aest judges,
besides we'll in tie gasdeH ior IT'S exclusive
use, aud IS every way calculated toacaomnlo-
date gcneGci family, from such a moderate
reat will be taken.
Now building and will DC ready
To RENT about tie FIRST Of Angus., FOUR
HOUSES, Oh Washington the sita-
atoms are Good, and the buildings will be ye-
ry convenient and neatly finished, Tor private
families, Oh pubic busiuess- ard : House or
two, near lNessrs. 6la5stcUcr and Fonng's
wharf.
For terms apply TO,
Robert Eracket.
Jane / Saw
Dlitrct of Columbia,
CpUsTY OF ALExANpRrA--,o wit.
Juty Term, 1903.
Isaac MLean, conf!ainant,
AGAINST
Richard guckrer, James H. : In cAaneery.
liooe and Robert Youg,
d,ftnaents,
The defendant Richard Buck
ner not having catered his appearance and civ.
Ell security according to tie act OF assembly
and the rules Of this court, and ii appearing to
the satisfaction OF the court upon at.ldapif, that
the said defendant Richard tuckncf, is rot an
inhabtant Of this distlitt--cn mction OF the
said complainant by his counsel, it is ordered,
That the said defendant Richard Buckner, DO
appear here on the first day OF next term, and
enter his appearance to the suit, and give Sc
curity for performing the decree OF the court,
and that the otnet defendants James II Hooe
and Robert Young Go rot pay away, convey
or secrete the debts. BY thenl owlng to, or the
estate and effects in their hands belonging 10
the said absent defendant Richard Buckner,
until the further order or decree of the court,
and that copy ofthis order be forthwith pub
llshed for two months successfully in one of
the public newspapers published in this coun-
ty, and that another copy be posted at the
front door OF the court house OF said county.
copy-Test,
c. Deneale, c. c.
August 4s. law2m
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

on the great efficacy of the Patent and 1'a-
saisy l4eafciness prepared by the late RICE !.
sra Lee, iun. which fsrnsar eight years past
Aaye acquired throughout the United States
celebrity hitherto uaequalled.
Phsladeltaaia, -dngust 9, 1900.
Being DESTROYS TO make pubic for the goo
sf others, the excellent quality Oh HAMli-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr.
lee. haze sent you the following account o!
the benefit I have received from it, which
hope will induce others to give 1t a trial III
consequence of a brallse on the breast received
frora fall ny health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate safncation. Add to
these constant pain in my breast and cough,
q great loss of strengths and flesh, ana you may
conceive that my symptoms evidently Indicates
an approx hing consumption. The advice OF
most eminent physician was resortcd TO, and
afterwards !. second was called In, without CIV
ing mo any rckcf. Another phys stefan who
knew ms and the circumstances OF my case,
sdyieed nae 10 gye Hamilt on sElrir a. friaA, sag
~, ne had x.ed ii in his practice, and atzrays
POND lido nsuch good. A bottle was procured
fran Mr.. Eirch's, and found relief before
rad taken one half Of IL. continued TO use
It and was soon strong enough 70 attend TO ou-
iaess.g On taking cold, Same OF my former
aymptesns return, but are always removed DIV
dose or tive of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun.
NJ. !, Eadd-Ssrsst, Railadelphia
Va MLnA
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From Lutder 1aarfis, Esq iats S4ftarnty e e

From Lnther 14arfis, Egg. aats safsarss 80
Is aserul Of lie SID < ct loaarylarla.
I comply with yopl request II stating ny
opinion Of Hamiltons Elixir Ii has been uss' a
in my family for two or three years past, WIN :
uniform SUCCESS, whenever COLDS, coughs, OF
similar com plants, have rendered medicine ~.
necessary have myself found It ar escsi. !.
lent and agreeable remedy Tor a very paanlul
and troublesome Affection OF the breast, accom-,
panied with soreness, and with INSTRUCTED ano
difficult breathing.
On these accounts ] do no. hesitate to re-
ron,nend Hamilton Elixir as q ra!uable me-
d;ciRe, and deserving public attention ~.
LUTHER MARTIN. 81
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/. HAMIL TONS ELIXIR

Is RECOMMENDED as The best remedy loF
coughs, colds, asthnlas, hopping coush, s'sp-
preaching consumptions, and most disorders Is
Df the breast and lungs. This preparation VIII
prove valuable acquisition to pubic speakers
who may be subject TO temporary hoarseness.
thickness of speeek, &c. In long coslhf'rae .
Asthmafic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords a '
ar relie}, n,oderating the fits ofconghing, ana
rendering their rscurrenee less frequent a, Ch
children afflicted with the hopping cough, tic
like benefcii effects May confidently DC eA-
gec1ea.
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~
ouyhs. astlrnas, sore throats and approaching
ssnsaa1psicrs. -,
l7a,.,s 8 Agts-bslaoss Pills.
Are ,s,ss,g ssreeraea 1or carrying eft the SUI
or,s5,,o,,s .ii;e from the stomaeh and prevent
;nx, ,ao,s,s, sscsefiens and iiscis consequences,
h;;c,s an, mali s,.Ss,t fesers, &c. hess Fills
ara us, fert,y mild In their operation, anti may
re Used With safety by persons 81 every age
and in every situation
The Soueresgn Ointment ter nss
Itch.
A speedy and efectual remedy, generally
removing the complaint At one application. Al
mar be safeiy used by persons OF every sSs.
TIE Anodyne Elsxsf.
For tho cure of every kind of head ache.
Hams gceuane Eye-NateT.
An excellent remedy for all disorders OF the
eycs, many persons having been cured OF II
when nearly deprived OF sight
Iooh-arhe DROPS.
Give Immediate relief in the most violent
attacks.
The Restorative Pozeder for The
Teeth and Guns.
~ NleanSes and strengthens tNcah, aasa P'e
serves the enamel os the teeth fan'n eca5.
Gouland's Lotiou, and tAe genuine
Persian lotion.
Both celebrated in The. fashionable world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly safe.
Hulsu's true and genatae Torn
Plafster.
A certain remedy for corns, speedily sFaai-
eating ttea without giving pam.
Agas and fe1ey Drops.
lastly esteemed for their great efficacy Ia
circ of agues snd intermittent feseEs.
Damask Lap Sa1us, and lndaa'1
Fegetable Specific. !
James Kennedy, fen.
Alexandria, October 80. CD
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ITCH CURED.

Wtslef> V2JlOuRsi h5se VI - W. = - 49, a =
, and for Resr 5 years in America, has never
! been spown to fail in any enc instance. It Is
perfectly innocent, warranted not to contain =
| p1rtisie or neyeury OF any perncions 3Gs.ecis
| ent, ana NAV be used with perfect safety Oh
al infant, being vegetable preparation arc
entirely free from he ci1enslse snlell which
attends mos, other remedies.
HAMILTON.S LO2EN6ESs
Which have cured more children and adults
of disorders proceeding from woams, thar all
the medicines heretofore discovered, IA I'd
diticn to the great cures mentioned in the iet-
te,s from the ehancs ,lor Of the state OF Mary
land, the Rev Mr.. Molthier and others, late
~ published the following are Submitted to the
public; being selected for ths purpose OF shew-
my the Mid yet hoayye'w qualities OF tins ex-
traordu,aly n,edicine, which, although SO mid
In its operation, is competent to cSpel tbs sor-
midable tape worm.
An infant, aged weeks. of Mr.. Henry Ew-
bank, taylor, Chagles-strect, Baltimore, Vas
dangerously afflicted with CONFUSION ITS, SO
that his lie was despaired Of bet was perfect
IL cured by one dose of Hamilton Worm l.o
zeners, which expelled several worms, the
uadoub.ed cause of the Child disorder.
Letter, f;oas 1Igi. .sckerDtuN, bat.kloyer, a7Gsa-
zire street, near Breedscay, Lasi. 2t, sSl2.
Ii Wonitl be ungrateiul were J to withhold
my testimony in favorof Halniltoa's NDrna
Destroying Lozenges- lad been be1~een
Ave and six years pastimuch indisposcd, and
iatteriy often tornicate;! with severe gripping
and pains in the bowels, troubled with oifcn.
siyc breath, wifhyiolent teTerish tits,snd other
obvious symptoms Of worms; but frequently
hearing your AVorna LozeIlges recommended
iRcases similar to mine, determined Gu
trial OF them, IS my last resource. lie first
dose evacuated twelve Or l3 feet al tape
worm; two other doses were taken. winch
brought away q quantity OF matter broken Ike
skins ana pieces OF worrns. suppose the
tape worm, Yoidcd at different times, must liz
the whole have exceeded forty feet. The al
most incredible benefit ] received from this
medicine, Induced me- to give a dose TO q Child
Of nIiRe who was pining and sickly: ii produ-
ced the same good effect IN this Instance ex-
pelling worm OF a different kinG, from, nine
so twelYs inches long, ansl at the sashe time
restoring q good state OF health.
HENRY AEKERAlAN.
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The following Y aluablc Medicines, justly CO
lebrated through the UInited States tor their
superior efficacy in Tie cure of the several
disorders for which si,ey are recommended,
from Hannah Lees Patent Famisy acaa-'
sine Store, New. York, are sold only Dy sne
suSscsiber, at his store IN King -street
Hamsltons Grand Restorat,us,
Is recommended as. an invaluable medicine
ar the speedy and permanent OF nervous
disorders or such as arise from the immode-
rate use oftea strong liquors, hong residence
o,r,a siiimates. excessive weakness, and Sc
sral relaxation of the system.
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zengeS.
ua.sktoa.5 Elixir.

sovereign remedy for Gods, nsstinats
oughs. astlsrnas, sore threats and approaching
ssnsslsnptlCgs.
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Ths following new and valuable Medicine, just
received and .or sale IS ahovS.
(Py1ce, 1vo Dollars ner 6osSle.
Dr.. IiDofs eele5Y0ted Gout and K!sea-
matte Drops.
NOTHING is Of more importance han
the preservation of health---this common lacep
remark however is roo OFTEN FeRGorTEN,
whilst we are active and strong-and pre-
vention Of pain, which is superior to its cure,
is not sufficiently attended TO by any deseriptl-
on of persons Among those disorders which
reouire the most early and unremitting efforts
20 eradicate and overcome, none have strong
er claim upon our notice than the Gout, R'ieu-
matism, Lumbago, Weakness OF the Joints,
Strains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cramp and every species OF Rheumatic Pains
from whatever cause they may have originate
ed--ard hence every relief which can be adj
ministered is too valuable to be fo.gottea.--
Those persons whose ayocations peculiarly ex-
pose them to colds, sc. cannot be too anxious
lways to possess immediate aid Sea-faring
persons, travellers, &s. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which will
counteract the anpleasans effects Of their peri
lous duties, and especially those pains to which
their situation must expose them To those
who reside in or visit the West-lndies, and
ther warm climates, theywiIl be found upon
tt3al TO convey the most lasting scrsaea aud
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Handlers Essence end Exfra6st
&c Mustard.

safe and effectaAl rsmedy Ter the soh1,
sheanatisun, sprains, pains in the lace ana
accs- Sc.
Hau,slsoa's Worns-d destroying Lo-
zsnges.
Ey which many thousands hass been re-
ieyed from the distressing and dangerous ma
adv Of worms and other distractions IN the
10 mach and bowels
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O. The. PROPRIETOR of the:
Alexapd,ia DAILY Ndueytssey, will
dlfpose Of the Establishment On
moderate terms there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreasing,To a
Perfon Of Induffry ard Talents
tyr conducting a Newspaper.
this would be a-desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyond his
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it will therefore be
sold a great Bargain if apphcati-
on be made foon.
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Arrived 10 Hampton roads, Oh the 18th
inss. schooner Philip, captain Taber, OF
this port, in 10 days from Barbadoes,-
Sailed 10 company with schooner Abigail
Berry, for Wilmington, N. 6, schoonerSea
Nymph, Wilson, ST. Croix brig William,
Moore, for Wilmington. c. brig fede'
raj, Sergeant, Turk's-lslsnd schooner
Concord, Bo.wor.h, TURKS Island ; brig
Mentor, Mouran, Turks Island sloop
Friend.bip, Hand, Savannah !; schooner
Liyeoak, Pike, N. Carolina ship fs'ria'
DIV. Peterson, Chaxlesson.
Left there, brig MoDtezums, Llpcoio'
to sail 10 days; brig Minerva. Freemapi
schooner Active, GIVEN schooner
Combs, for Be.bice brig , hatch,
Free,own; sloep Hancock, for Demarara'
and several other vessels, names and cap
taias unknowo,
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NORFOLK fanuoru u.

St Croix ,and 81. 1hcmas taken by the
6rlilSa.-- Cspssto Powers of the brig Nan.
sy, iron Grenads, infoEms rs chat he pass
ed toe wesl end Of ST. Croix, the 20 Of
'ne last month, when be saw The British
sa'ps Of war at auchors Yesterday near
We cspes, he spoke the schooner Philip,
olegham, IL days OUT from Barbados,
bound to Acknowledgements Bingham
informed that before he sailed. advlces had
oeen received that the islands of ST.. Croix
snc St. Thomas had been takes.
Captain Johnson, arrived ia Hampton
foads, 10 II days from Martinique, IN
forms Va, that the 18th of December, two
.'sasea arrived from France with 500
.,0ops, which they landed ADJ sailed on
- 10th OF the same month, supposed for
.'aaee. 40 embargo was laid from the
0ne OF the arrival Of the above frigates.
e y they sailed again, whenit was raised.
20 the 3lss Of December, in lat, 81. long.
~, captain Johnson was boarded by an
smcer from the British sloop of war Mel.
.r,:' and treated with great poli,eness.
MS ciacsr Informed .ha, admiral Coch.
qs took possession of ST. Croix and 81.
..h.fn9s @n the 18th December.
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From La Fontaine.

From La Fonfaine.
A WOMAN sauntcring near rivers brink,
From thought, or thoushtlessness, or drink,
No matter which, fell int
And, as the story goes,
She ended quickly all her earthly woes,
Was drownd, to speak more plainly, IN a
minute
Soon as her spouse the idings knew,
Swift as an arrow to the spot he flew,
The corpse to Gnd and the last dNles pays
Friend, cried he, with fearful eyes,
If you know where my poor Peggy lies,
Tel me, pray.
Seek DOM the stream, said one-ah! nei
Quoth he, I'd better utlsrard 60
The wife on whom | doated,
Was so obstinate jade,
That, by the mass, I'm much afraid,
She 'gsinst the stream has tioated
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-, s,,v,on moved for the ordsr OF
49,, 700 the report of the committee OF
~ .,rg,ee aad manufactures on the memo.
e ss'ss ,ar merchants of Philadelphia pray.
''a' ,nad,fica,ion of the embargo law.
10 sa, be fore il was taken up, not.op %
-, eject seipg made. the house acJaurn.
- all Monday nornlpg.
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8ALTIMORE. January 10.

{3ALTlMOhE, January 90
.r,;yed. schooner Mary, Bunbury, rs
10. from Trieste. Left there, 3lss Os-
~, shin Amelia. of Boston, and schr.
paber Rich, of Baltimore, 10 sa'i 10 ten
Has. In the Mediterranean was boarded
r, several French and Ergiish frssa'es
80. ;oformed by one of the latter, that she
w,. chased eff her station ofthe IsIand OF
Corfu. by three French ships
/. ai.o Swedish schooner Wasa. Lavelg,
30 DAYS from Cope Francois. Sallsd ADD
came through the passage with schooner
yoho. for Baltimore. LEFT there number
ssfEnslish and Swedish vessels.
Alss. schooper Carlton, Johnson. "a
d,ys from ST.. Pierres, Martinique. Lett
here a6.h ultimo, brig Blanchy Cotton, OF
paI:imose, dischsrglpg |; schooner HsoIy,
Jacobs, do 10 days.
Schooner Good Iutent, Meader ADD sc.
yer.l Others belonging TO The norshward'
were embargoed eigh, days. IN consequence
ofaa arrival Of twa French ffiga'es from
FRANCE, with 500 troops; which they
,,ntsd at Fort Royal ;-lhsy sailed the 25;h.
.a,no.ed for France. 90 tue 3ist Dec.
iols,. 81. long. 81, was boardedby the bti..
,;sh ,,ooo of war Melville, and treated pa.
I,g,y The officers Informed Us that admi-
rsl CoshIsu took possession OF 81. eroix
AID ST. Thomas, 25th December.
Also schooner Three Friends, so days
flom Car,hagena, Spanish Maine). Left
there. i4sh December, schaoaer Eliza
pipo,, Lucas, of philadelphia, 10 sail 10
,so days; the schooner Rossl, Davis, of
Baltimore, sailed days before tor tnar
ket.
Dec. IS, off ,he Souh side of Cuba.
spoke brig John. Martin,from Alexssd'is.
fot Kingston Jamaica. IS off Cape Malze
was boarded by the British frig,'e Dada.
lns, eaptIV arren, who ef.er firing TWO mu,
sst balls through our mainsal Wills layiag
uader his lee, The captain was ordered on
board WITH his. papets and detained long
time aad returned with thfee officers they
searched the schooner secood time. tore
OF the iniog, broke Up the cabin iioor, and
scatcely If. q flsce suosesTched.
The ship Fame Jones, TO days from
Batavia. for Philadelphia, put into Hanp.
ton roads ilth ins,sas for gsier and pro.
visions.
Also, brig Fair American, Hamilton, 80
daysfrom Point PetFe Quad,
Sailsd 10 60 with ship Margaret, Myrick,
and brig George Wsshingtoo for N v
LEI, brig Gilbert, ,AydeiAss, for n York
mex, day, Merrimacs, Lskemau, Baltimore
inlo days, sch'r Caroline Edwards dos
dsys, S.. Tammaoy, 3lagge, New Yerk :
days, Pomona, Hops, uncerta'n. Peter Ro-
brrts, do Northern Liberties, Claw, do
sch'r Akres, do 10 days, Mohawk, Cham
mirgs, doc days, ship Libra Fiaoeis, un'
Certain, brig Hope Newport, II. I. 3
days, Cutter, Portland s days, sch'r.
William Henry, oext day, sh p Ioho. Drew
= N. York, unceralN, Paias, Edwards, of
Salem Mass. (from Calcutta, putin 10 dis,
srsss] to sail in 1 o DAYS.
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( doc urlens Gin bis new channel of comn,u.
nication, issCosma's metaphysics, writ
! Ten A. d. 535, by which We learn, thstthe
/ trade continued 90 the same footing from
| the reign of Claudius to the termination Of
the fifth century, aud that 10 that period
| the island Of Ceylon was considered as
the grand emporium of oriental COM
merce.
The population of modern Persia is
suppossdto exceed ten millions; and the
military force is estimated 3, 200, 600
The Persians rever werea maritime pso.
pie because some OF the precepts in the
laws Of Zoroastsr must be disregarded in
long voyages. As Mshomesan religi.
On is adverse to trade, here also, as we'll
as in Turkey, commercist insercoar sc is
conducted by foreIgaers. As 10 the ono
the Christians and Jews are tie traders, SO
here, the natives of Armenia and Hindos.
tan. The revenue Of Persia is about Eve
millions, Of which three are derived from
,he,esstern and two from the western mo-.
uarchy..
Peter the Great once held the moua,si.
nous provinces adjacent TO the caspian sea
fhe alliance with Candanar or the eastern
despot, 10 the present circumstances Guild
be OF the greatest consequence to the Sc.
usitp of British dominion 10 1odia. The
na.ure of'he country presents ipnumerable !
difficulties, which will require all the ar. |
dour Of en;erprize possessed by Bonaparie
to overcome Persia has bseu called by an |
Intelligent writer (Cbaohn)a country Of |
mountains. In the contracted vsIies there
is little or no produce. NoAsiatic coun.
Try is SO de6clent in rivers, i we except
the blsdeess leaaess regions Of Arabia
Excepting 10 the norIh, and among some OF
The western mountains no, hazle tree is
to be found 10 sheier the weary traveller
Contesnp plating this couutryin military
point Of view, it should not escape notice,
that the borses OF Persia are more excel,
lent and beautiful than any other 10 the
world, aud that the camels are powetinl&
rumerous. 1t is we'll known that Tippoo
Sab constantly employed agents in Persia
10 provide horses for his cavalry.
(Lendoa paper
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aleranbrla DatIp aougrtlssr.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30.


WILLIAM HERBERT, Esq. vas .yester..
days re-ciectsd President Of the Back OF
Alexandria--and HucH SMITH chosen .
Director 10 his place.
FLOUR inspected in Alexandra, for thu
year ending llth. December, 1907, 1859
barrels.
8 At a general meeting of the Mutual Assn
rance Society, held at the Capitol in this city,
on "Wednesday the 18th instant, Alexander
MsRae, Geo. w. Smith and Alexander Stu
art were reelected Directors of that Society
of whona Alexander MsRae was unanimously
chosen as President of theboard of Directors;
and on the same. day William Price was re-
elected as Cashler-General.
Richmond fater.
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g. The Committee appoint
ed by the Common Council, for the relief OF
the Poor, during the inslement season, ln--
form their fellow citizens, that there are at
this time lumber Of families in town suffer.
ing for every necessary Of life.
Donations in money, wood, provisions, or
cloathing, will be thankfully received by Mr..
James Harris, Royal-street, Or themselves,
and distributed according to the best OF lheag
,,Jc-
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PIANO FORTES.

THE subscriber has just received trora
LONDON, PIANO FORTES with additional
Keys. They are equal, if not superior, to
any he ever saw, and some of them most ele"
gantly finished. They are imported on the
best terms and will be sold very reasonable
if soon applied for.
Thomas w. Pairo.
Washington City. Jan. 10. cost
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The pith of the following toasts (which we
suppose, must have been drank at an assocla-
ton Of schoolmasters) deserves notice -
" The fair daughters of Maine MAY they
add virtue to beauty; substract envy from
friendship, mulritly amiable accomplishments
by sweetness of temper; dipide time by socl-
ability and economy, and rednce scandal tolts
low est denomination.
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a P P E A l. S.
January IS.

In CONNER Comet, 18Th Jan. 1893
ORDERED,
THAT the Council will sit as a Court OF
Appeals, on Saturday, the soth instant, at tho
Council-C Chamber, from the hour OF 10 to Ia
O'Clock, where all persons having appeals to
make on their assessment will attend, or o.
therwise be excluded from hearing.
Test. JAMES M. M.REA, c. 6.
{. January l8. dt3othJan