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BALTIMORE, April Is.
--latest from England,

The Importer, capt. Hall, arrived al
this port from Liverpool, sailed on the
9Th of March She brought no papers.
We have been politely favored With let
tcrs to the day of her sailing inclusive
with an order in council not heretofore
published in this country, with Lioyd's
lists to the s6th of February.
Extract TO highly respectable house in
Baltimore.
I" Liverpool, March 9.
The sales of cotton during the last
week have been very extensive, and the
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Public Sale.

BY virtue Of writ of venditioni ex-
ponas. to me directed, from the court Of
appeals for the western shore ofMarylao
viii be sold for cash and meet crop Of to-
bacco. at the courthouse in Port robac-
co, on Tuesday the Goth day Of May next
all William Courts's right, title and in.
terest in aud to q tract or parcel of land,
called " New Afford" containing 81
aad one halfacres, more or less, the pro-
perty of said Courts. Taken in execu,
tionto satisfy debt due Samuel Win.
TOWNLEY ROBEY.
Late Sheriff of Charles County
April ls dts.
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continues extremely lively Y a a.

demand continues extremely lively y "a AZ
j16a18 j q for inferior to good - -
lerv prime Uplands ]; 81 IL tor
|arIeaps /, q. Sd. $40 per lb. for Sea
Islands. The confidence of the dealer I
has been muca increased by the lim'te'
sxtent Of the recent imports. The de-
nand for tobacco has lately revived, ana
there isnow some enquiry both Tor tntI
trade and on speculation. at . Sai4 lo'i
lanes River leaf IL LA IA Tor stsmiii'
led and 6ala per lb. for Marylan.a.-
Pot ashes are steady, at Sass for Mon
treal 8sa84 for New York and 1885
her cwt. for Bostons of good quality
Pearls are very dull, at 7Sa8O per cwt,
Fer the best furpentine, l5s Sd l5s Oh
nor cwt NAV be obtained. Tar is dull,
II 17a19 per bl,l. Several sales OF new
Iaaxseed have been made at 50a52 per
Ibbd. Bark remains without demand.
and rice is dull, at sSa42 per cwt cur
Last auotation for United States stock
vas IS per cent for the new per cent
land Notwithstanding large arrivals OF
llcllars in Londoa, the price is steady at
Is 6 Ia each.
March 6.
up. S. Since the above vas written,
lno alteration has occurred IN our mar
!xets; few very prime selected Orleans
lotions, of punbar's gin. we yeste"-
| lay sold at 2s. pr. ID. Gocd fair o.
Eleans may be purchased at l9al9 &per
IIb. $50 very prime Uplaads have al
ength brought 10 i-2 per ID.
{! From I,lovd's Lists 20 the 29th Feb.
| Grayeseni. Feb 26--Ar iyed ship We
nus. Scoaviile, New York Susan, Bel
lag, Virginia Minerva. Ford, DO; NeP-
hume, C5aolly Havana. Sailed; FEB
!26. Illinois, Moves. New York Oscar,
Hand. do. AT Portsmouth. feb, 20,
ienrietta, Mnfiag, IS days tron
ICbarlestoa. At Falmouth, Feb. "A, ship
| .l;ford, from London, bound to Virginia !;
Diana Packet, n, York.
Liverpool, Feb. 25-Arrived, snip
Iflonleo, Oliver, from Bath (Me.l Geo.
Dixon, N. York, in so days; Mihetmi-
Ina. Baxter, Charleston, Columbia Ridsr,
LIDO Olivia, do Specify Peace, Swain,
New 0 leans; Wilton, Rudd, Norfolk ;
| ndrew Jackson, Lander, NYork Blu
Ioher. GraJson, Savannah; Mary, 90 (;
| ;oIon, St5ddert, do Juno, Deake, d. !;
IL. States, from Massachusetts.
CNde, Feb. 2o--Arrived ship Swift
m,e Nr,Eeal, New York. At Dublin,
FEB. %, Henry Clay, Al.en, AID Pindus,
lstephens, from New York. Cove OF
look. Feb. "a, George and Susan, Les
lie. from Norfolk. Londonderry, teo.
lie Fisher Ames, from NYork. On Kin
sale, Henrietta, from Charleston. sun
derIapd. Feb. IS, ship Nilkin, tro.h y.
merica At iiayre, Feb. RI, Favorite,
Savannah i; Telemachus, from 3oston'
At Lisbon Feb. 4, ChristoPher Gors'
Baltimore: Francis, Norfolk. At Leg
horn, Feb I, Peter Marshall, Baltimore:
Dawn, Endiost, DO; Aurora, Sheen
Newburyport. -, ~,
| Deal, Feb. g. Ocean. Fish, New
York Julia, Diamond, Baltimore Fe-
|nu, NYork. At Vigo, Gen. selveiFa, Bait.
Al Gibraltar. Fair American, Baltimore !;
IExposter. Turner, do. At Marseliles,
| FEB. S, Revenge, and Wabash, Balti-
more.
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French Cargo at Auction.

On Monday eeth inst. at 3 o'clock 8.
NJ AT Twins wharf, will be sold the
cargo of the brig Eliza, F. Dyer. mas
ter. from Marseihes, consisting OF
so casks claret
80 pipes OF! proof brandy
100 cases claret l doz. each
a5 do Vim de Grave ! dozen each'
so do Frenlignac | ditto, ditto
ca barrels wine vinegar
eS casks rolled birthstone
100 boxes CASTLE soap
40 half chests Lucca oil
ss7 cases salad oil in bottles
$50 baskets do. do.
10 bales corks
so boxes Smyrna Figs
so do olives
rs do anchoYies
2j do capers
(! so sacks filberts
. 10 do soft shelied almonds
Leo boxes prpn@s
2UO cases SICILY lcdiUdS
IS do writing paper
do hats
542 ps. paper hangings, elegant.
z cases Yerdigris.
DRUGS.
Alexandra SIENNA
Cantharides
Mamma in sakes
Aleppo Scammony
Lequorice Paste
Superfne Spungss
.Assafaetida
Cream Tartar
Jalap
Aleppo Calls
White Pummice Stone.
Griffith and Brawner,
Auctioneers
Aprilo6.
rs The editors Of the National In
tslligeacer are requested to give III
above two insertions, and the Saltlmor
American one insertion.
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iof 1855 was only for about eight seconds
No damage has been received that ! have
IS vet heard of, except that some OF the
igh houses have received several So
tere cracks: no tails.
:. Fhe Portuguese were so termed
that all the streets were full OF the lntla
plants. who dreaded the fall Of the houses
md Of being buried in the ruins, The
rain, since the morning. shock, has beer
Iineessant, and particularly heavy. Ano
thor extraordinary circumstance tina
occurred, was the swarm OF birds, OF al
descriptions, that filed the air, u,terlns
oost hideoas notes. Captain Parker, O
the navy, who lives in the same house
with me, said he had felt great number
of shocks in Palermo, but nothing equa
to the one Of last night.
/" Many respectable families have gone
already on board Of ships.
"ltis extraordinary that the granf
earthquake was on All SAINTS, th's OF
lCandlemas Day, Publication of the Vir
gin Mary, very strict holiday amengs
the Portuguese.
81 have just learned that the shocE
was felt on the other side of the !agus
| IF YOU have ever been to sea, when
wave has struck the keel of the ship, tha
resembles EXACTLY the feel of a shock.
81 forgot to mention, that during the
latter and more severe part OF the srea
| shock. we all heard loud rumbling moist
| ike a carriage driven, past at immense
peed.
"The large square Of the Rocio where
| the great earthquake Of 1855 was mos
felt, presented a most curious appear
nee all the Inhabitants occupying the
centre. to avoid any crash from the
houses. some naked, some with one boot
&c. one poo fellow died of fear IN Gold
street.
! " The troops that I menti ned in my
! last have not vet saiied. They daily de.
.ert, and their sitaati on bna d is re.
presented to be truly miserable. ouI
vessel, besides her complement OF men,
has 1900 on board, besides wives. Mar
RACES every morning take place, the go.
.ernmcnt. from report, how tar true
know not having offered sort OF boun,
ty of two moidere8, nearly three POUNDS
sterling, for every woman who marlles
and follows her husband 10 Flo Janelro
The Marshal has succeeded al Rio viii
the Prince all his recommendations ioi
proncticn are confirmed those OF the
Regency in thi- country are made yold
Beresford himself is created Duke OF FL
vas.''
IS Saturday noon, Feb. s.-A!l ma:
been quiet since yesterday"
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aao.=.esrax f's..sser<z=-z
Ppvro,,so Several Of the Paris paper
have repeated, afer tie Journal du brest
an article containing details respecting
the fate of NJ. de la peyrouse.
These details xhibit an evident cha
racter Of fabrication. NJ. de Ia Feyrous'
is made to navigate TO the South " est Q
New-Holland, ID order to be shipwFecket
On the South East of New-Zealand
The slightest view Of Chart or lerres
trial Globe will show these directions Il
b. completely opposite. Other oircnn
stances are equally improbable. Bu
why discuss the matter, since the vhc't
! of the pretended new regulation is but q
copy, nearly literal, of an article "h'cl
appeared in the Journal de Paris, II
1914 No. 165 There is no difference
except in the number of years, ana lht
date of 1915 substituted for that oi
1901.
Twelve years have now elapsed since
this pretended account was fully exam
|ined, scrutinized, and canvassed in It's
most minute details by navlgatorS and
iceoyraphsrs. The absence OF all gvatan'
tee for the facts, the improbability OF the
Portuguese authorities failing to coinmu-
n;ca.e to the trench government the pre-
tended deposition Of N. Dzgaiet, the
CONTRADICTIONS and geographical absurd
ties with which the stery abounds-aI'
concur in warranting It's rejection as d
pocryphal.
We are not Of opinion, however, that
all hope OF discovering some trace OF M
lie la Peyrouse is extinguished: The
searches which have been undertaken Tor
shat object have neither been sufficiently
extensive, norSso we'll directed as they
might have been.
Lonayn Courier.
EXTRACT FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.
EMBASSY 10 CHINA.
On Thursday the Alceste, capt. hurry
Maxwell Lyra, capt. Basil halI; aaa
the Hon. Concans's ship Gelerg lew
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Just Received from Boston,

Just Received from Boston,
6y The SCH. Rsb,cca, Capt. Berry,
New England rum
Bcngalindigo ~.
Soap In boxes
Alum.
md IN STORE,
First quality Madeira Wines
TeneriHe in half pip
Lisbon. and
Malaga & quarter
Port J casks.
4th proef Antigua rum in hhds.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and hlsds.
Superior quality Orleans sugar in
hogsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. and chocolate
Liverpool blown aud coarse salt
Best family flour, aud a general as.
sortment Of groceries,
For SUE By
Bryan Hampson & Co.
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E.etrrct Of letter from MADEIRA, re
bprg9'U s.

There happened a dreadful earth
quake here early on the I'd inst. 1t was
very violent and continued IRON thFe'
to five minutes, according to dltie' en'
opinions; it has thrown down the cross
from one OF the parish churches, rent It's
walls, and other churches aud houses are
damaged tn oughout the island ou'
what / think is more alarming. an Anne
rican ship arrived here on the 5th lhsS,
the master of her reports. that on the "a
inst. between the hours OF twelve ana one
in the mo ming, then being about SOU
miles from the Azores and 200 iroh
hence, his ship GOT almost on end. and APP
peared as if run aground the crew were
dr. adfully alarmed, and sounded, oa.
could find no bottom. They could ho'
account for SO extraordinary clrcun
stance until tse:r arrival here; therefore
there i cause to believe some acc,den'
has happened SO the Azore islands, OF
somewhere"
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EXTRACTS FROM LATE LONDON PAPERs'
EMBASSY 10 CHINA.
On Thursday the Alceste, capt. AiarFy
Maxwell Lyra, capt. Basil haiI aad
the Hen, Company ship Generg flew
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that he will never make me miserable,
and tina, even the Affections ma, d,
any time suffer shall Tend to my bene.
| At.
The faith you mention has doubtless
its use in the world. / do not desire
| 10 sec it diminished nor would lessen
i, in any man. / wish it were more
productive of good works than I have
generally seer i'll mean real good
works-works of kindoess, charity,
mercy and public spirit--not holiday
keeping, sermon reading or hearing,
performing church ceremonies, or long
prayers filled with batteries and compli
ments, despised even by wise men. and
much less capable of pleasing the del
~. The worship of God is duty the
hearing aud reading of sermons may
be useful, but il men rest in hearing
and praying, as too many do, it is as if
tree should value itself on being wa
tered and putting forth leaves thong
it never produce any fruit. Your grca;
master thought much less of these out
ward appearances and professions, than
many of his modern disciples. H.
preferred the doors of the word to the
mere hearers, the son that seemingly
refused To obey his father and yet per
formed his commands, to him that pro-
fessed his readiness, but neglected the
work-thc hese;ical but charitable Sa-
marian to the vDc charitable though or.
thodox priest and sancti6ed Levite-
and those who gave food to the hungry,
drink TO the thirsty, raiment 10 the
naked, and entertainment to the strang.
err, and relief 10 the sick, though they
never heard Of his name, he declares
they snail in the first day be accepted
when those who cry Lord. Lord, who
value themselves on their faith, though
great enough TO perform miracles, but
have neglected good works, shall be re-
jected. He professcd he came MT to
call the righteous but sinners 10 open.
,ance which implied in his modest
opiaion that there were some in his
time SO good that they sded not
10 hear him even for Improvement !;
but now days we have sC.Ice little
parson that does not think it the duty
Of every man wili!n his reach TO set un-
der has petty administration, and that
whoever oInils them, Cfends God.
wish to such more humility, aud to you
health and happiness, being your friend
aud servaat,
T., FRANKLIN.
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DR.. FRANKLIN,
Ebilede!yha, Jane s, l75S.

SIR,
received your kind letter of the I'd
inst am glad that you increase in
strength /; hope you will continue
mend,ng till you recover your former
nealth and frTGness. Let me know
whether you still use the cold bath and
what effect it has.
AS to the kindness you mention, !
wish it could have been of more ger.
vice TO you. But if it had, the only
thanks ! should d sire, ia that you
would always be equally ready TO serve
any other person that may need your
assistance and so let good Offices go
round, for mankind are all of family.
For my own part, when ! am employ
ed in serving others, | do not look UP.
IN myself as comforting favors, bur as
paying debts u my travels, and since
my settlement, have received much
kindness from men to whom shall re-
yer have an opportunity of making the
East direct return And numberless
nercles from God who is infinitely a.
bove being benefited by our seryi, es.
Fhe kindness from men can there.
iore, only return on theIr fellow men,
add / can only shew my gratitude for
these mercies from God by a readiness
TO help his other children and my bre-
thren. For do not think that thanks
and compliments, though repeated
weekly, eau discharge our obligations
TO each other and mach less those 10
our creator You will sec in this my
notion Of good works, that am far
from expecting as you suppose, to me.
rit Heaven by them. by Heaven we
understand 4 state Of happiness, Infinite
IN degree and eternal In duration |
caD do nothing to deserve such reward
he that for giving draught Of waite
20 thirsty person should expect to be
paid wilh 4 go>d plantation would be
modest in his demands compared with
hose who think they deserve Heaven,
'or the little good they do here on
Garth. Even the mixed imperfect plea.
sares we enjoy in this world, are ra-
ther from G DIS goodness than our me-
lit how mach more such happiness
1t Heaven. For roy pat ] have no,
the vanity TO think des eTVe II, the fol-
ly to expect it nor the ambition 10 DE-
sire it; but content myself IN SUBMIT
ing 10 the will and disposal Of that God
Who made me, Who has hitherto pre-
serye and blessed me, and in whose
fa'herly goodness may well conhde,
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.3ND DWELLsyNG
HOUSE.
NOTICE
Oct. az.

TO the Stockholders of the Columbian
4 Infurance company of Alexandria.
An ELECT ION will be held al the
company Office, on Monday the 4th day of
next month, between the hours Of 10 A. Nj.
and p. NJ for ten Directors, being nock
holders and citizens ofthe United States, 20
ierve tor one year, or until the following
election. BY order Of the board,
VIM. WILSON, Sec'ry.
Columbian Infurance Office,
Alexandra, Oct 10 -1a.
The editors of fh- National Intellige ncer
will pieaie inert t!e Above times week
until the 9Th OF Mo-. and lcnd Their -
counts TO rh'S Office
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Cos PEI MELODIES.

BY =. MOORE
iHts world is ell aseting SHOW,
For mans illusion given:
The smiles OF JOY, the tears of Woe,
Deceitful shine, deceiful fow
There's nothing TRUE bu, Heaven.
AID false the light on Glory's plume,
AS fading hues Of Even,
And Love & Hope, and Beau'y's bioom
ARE blossoms gathering for tie tomb
There's nothing BRIGHz, but Hea-
ven.
Poor wanderers Of stormy day,
From wave TO wave were driven,
And Fancy's fash, and Reasons ray,
Serve but TO light the troubled way
There's rothing CALM but Heaven.
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aud TO publish extracts from laws tina
were in force when, thew were first or
ganized but it is apparent that in
many instances they took the laws oil
| Massachusetts, for a model, which were
equally rigid, unjust, triflirg aud ab.
surb. have made few extracts from
| ne code of laws established by this
state, TO which l have added some in.
stances of their judicial proceedings
IN certain cases. b.
Laso lst Pride in wearing long
hair, like %omen's hair, others wear
ing borders of hair, and cutting and
curling and immodest laying out of
! hair: grand jurors to present, and the
court to punish by fine or correction.
Law sd-Excess in apparel, strange
new fashions, naked breasts and arms
and pinionei supcrfluous ribbons on
hair, SC the court 10 punish al discre
ton.
Law 3d-Profancnes, in persons
turning their backs upon public worship
before the blessing is pronounced, the
select men are to appoint officers to
shut the meeting house doors, or take
any othtr measures TO attain the end.
LaIo 4th-A loose and sinful custom
| Of riding from town to town, men and
women together, under pretence OF GO.
ing to lecture, tending to debauchery
and unchastity, all single persons being
| offeaders to be bound to their good
| behaviour with suretics, or suffer i'm.
prisonmept.
Lazo sfh--Tobacco takers and COM
mon swearers, the Constable direct ed
to present to the next magistrate, to be
punished at discretion.
Lasr 6td For drunkenness, the Of
fender to pay ten shillings; excessive
drinking three and fourpence [; tipling
about half an hour, crown.
Judgments Of coars as rhcy stand re-
corded lor the following crimes:
LIST Josiah Piais,owc for stealing
four baskets of corn, to return eight
baskets. to be fined Ave pounds, and
hereafter to be called Josias, and not
| Mr.. as he used to be.
I'd. Capt. S;onc for abusing Mr.
Ludlow, by calling him jHstass, is fined
an hundred pounds and prohibited CON.
ing within the patent.
Sd. Sergeant Perkins ordered to car
ry forty lurfs 10 the fort for Selling
drunk.
18th Edward Palmsr, fer his sx,or
ZION in taking two pounds thirteen and
four pence for the wood wo-S os the
stocks, is fsed five poundi, and order-
ed 10 set in the stocks one hour.
5th. Thomas Petit, tor suspicion o!
SANDER, idieuess and siu5bornness, is
sentenced TO be severely whIp,, ana 10
be kept in hold.
9Th. Catherine, the wife of Richard
Corsish, was found suspicious of inccn.
tinency, and seriously admonished to
take heed.
9TH John ,Wedgwood, for being in
company of drunkards, 10 set in the
stocks.
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Nr,y York, Der. 70

Con1eeHcuf Oeiegarion--On Friday
the woes Tor members OF congress for
The state OF Cnnnecticut were counte,
by ;he Legislature now 10 session a
New Haven when it was Found tha
the following gentlemen were elected :
Sllvanus Hackus-Charles Denni,nr
Samucl b. Sherwood.--Timoity Pit
kin-}oh"sthan y. Mo,eiy--T Thomas
). Wi!liams-and U,iel Holmcz.-
Messrs PIkin * Mosey a.e old mem
bers, the Others are all new, srd were
supported by what is calie4 Tie tbIers.
tIon party.
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partly lighted with gas. The Length of
the principal pipes already laid down,
Is one thousand yards. and they calcu-
late next winter they will place in this
space more than 900 tunors which will
send forth light equal TO 1000 can
dies, SKIES TO pound The plan o,
lighting large extent by single Sire
placed in an elevated place mas been
realised at Preston,
Fnnds-3 per cent. consols, 81 SIS
do reduced ST "A.
The prince regent lately rode out in
his carriage. His health 10 evidently
better.
We are authorised to declare for the
fourth time, that the government do
not think, and have never thought of q
reduction OF the interest Of the national
debt, or of any other violation Of public
taith.-Cour.
The queen Of Wurtemburg, is ex.
pected In England, where 1t is said SIZE
will pass the winter.
We have received accounts from
Naples, announcing that an American
squadron under the command of COM
(aaauncey, and composed OF ship Of
tfs hfie, two frigates and corvette had
arrived befnre that city, having on
board Mr.. Pinkney, who has demand
ed of the Neapolltan government,
100000 of paisters as an eouivalen,
for American properly confiscated dur.
ing the reign of Murat. Mr.. p has
IT is said, accompanied his claim with
a threat of bombardment, if justice is
not done. This demand has been re.
Jected, and preparations have been
made TO give the Americans a warm
reception. The government have con
structed furnaces to heat bullets, and
have mounted the batteries with cannon
oil heavy Galore. The Austrian troops
$4,000 OF which tine king of Naples
has taken into his service, occupy the
castles of the forts. The Ncapoiitaas
are counting Oh the arrival OF AN Eng.
ish squadron, to proven. the Amerl-
cons from committing hosiilitles.--
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Oct73,
HAVE RECEIVED SOME
tSEASO.N:aBLE GOODiS,

Such as iuperfne and tecond Cloths &Caih'
meres, and coarie do
Lambs wool Hole and Socks,
Flannels, plain and figured, Booking Baize,
Damask Table Cloths, MarieIlles Veffings,
Shawls, Long Cloth, Cambrics,
Plain and figured Null Mullins,
DImities, Furniture Fringe, Madras HkHS.
s trunks iuPerfine undreGsd vel chofen
Lalicoes.
The above goods will be fold BY the piece
on accommodating terms, by
GEORGE TAYLOR.
October :. I'm
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LEASE FOR YEARS.

EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT,
Stock in trade of Wines, Liquors, Groce.
ries, Shin ChandIery, &c.
Together with my Lot on the North fide of
Cameron ftreet, FOR SALE.
VIE undersigned, delirous { djipofing
L of his very valuable concern in the
Wine, Grocery and ship Chanalery line,
offers 1t for iale upon far and advantageous
terms. To an induitrious, enterpr fins man
of unremitting aiiidnty. /. would tie valu-
able acquiGtiOn, at leait equal to any in he
town of Alexandra For te, IS -oo; 10
William Garner.
October q. #
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BrtfiSA ProUiuc. at Prohibitions

/" S. Johns, Sch.. IS
5!ter this date, all tie foilowin
articles will nos be permitted To be in
ported from the United Stat viz
Fio1r, beef, and pork, fresi md sal
Indian meal and lard. which prohi j.
ton VII! remain in force until orders
are received q. this Office for lis sus-
pension.
WI. M'CR4E,
Com,.trGi.er."
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anu PAS"o'c' d"a 'ha' attendance VIII be
SNe" W receive 'he lame d the following
lines a"u pidceS' VIZ
~ iai'i"A - Houis on Monday, the
aIIt OF 'etooer,
~ Sehtre'nie iGeiday 11d,
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At Aide Thnrtday z4th,
AT MiddiebnrS Friday lsrh,
AT UppervIiie Saturday s6tb,
al Union towE MondAy 22th.