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Canadian Affairs.
Sudden Disruption Of the Latontaine Ministry.

Correspondence of Pomeroy & Co., . Wall St.
KINGSTON, Monday evening" Nov. 49,
The metropolis in esse has been thrown into
quite Babel-like confusion by the startling and
unexpected intelligence that the Lalontainc Ad.
trolled the destinies Of the United Canadas as
with rod Of iron, was at end
The Correspondence goes on to state what has
been known for some time, that Lafontaine with
the Franco. Canadian party, has had absolute
power in the throne, and ruled it with rod Of
iron, and then says:
On Monday this day. a goodIy muster of quid
nuncS was brought together at the opening OF the
Assembly, ten O'Clock, A. NJ. When the doors
Of the Assembly chamber were thrown open to
the public, Mr.. Aylwin, Solicitor General, East
was discovered perched high upon the opposition
benches. Messrs. Lalontaine, Baldwin, Hlncks,
inspector Generally NORM, Commissioner Crown Lands)
Small (Soiictor General, We5t) and Daily, provincial
secetary,) their accustomed places while Messrs
Dunu (ReceiSer General and Kaby Chairman Board OF
Woks were discreety absent Some routine business,
dull at the best of times but extremely so on this OCCASION
having been duly got through WITH MIR. Lafontane
aud addressed the Chair, for the purpose he said of in
forming the house that he and his colleagues with the single
exception of Mr.. Secretary Daily had felt their duty
tender their designations tie Governor General which he
had been please accept aud they held office only till their
appointed The honorable aud learned gen.
tlemau declined entering then INTO any explanation of the
moving Of this step the part of the ministry but he
stated that when proper opportunity was Afforded he was
prepared 10 do fully and he hoped satisfactorily TO tn,
house The speech was listened to with the greatest
ton but elected other expression of opinion than few
emphatic hear hears from Of the French members
ought have mentioned that Mr. Lalpntane addressed the
Assembly frs, in French and then in English The Assem-
oily then proceeded dispose Of ind erent business
and about O'Clock ad journed
A somewhat similar enacted in the Legislative
Council, which assembled at O'Clock the afternoon
shortly after prayers for the council have yet given W
hn decent practice Of seeking Gods blessing their do
ngs. Nh Sullivan, PrenieI President of the Exec.
utve Council stood up, aud in few confused
informed tie Council to the effect had been pre-.
viousy announced in the Assembly. The announcement,
created impression whatever and walked response
either Of regret graduation and almost after
wards the Council adjourned.
Who is to form the Administration Of
can tell but it has been asceraned that his Exceencl
the Governor General has sought The of Nh ORA
per, Qomery Attorney General osCanada and Mr.. WMor
rs Gan independent member Of the Legislative Counc and
its understood the French loyal party be represented
in the next Cabinet
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EVENING EDITION.
SATURDAY, q O'CLOCK, P MI.

FLORIDA ELEcTlcN.-The news comes In
slowly.
In JACKSON the Wings have elected their ticket
by about eighty votes.
In GADsDEN there is one Loco, and one indie
pendent elected also Loco Sheriff.
In LEON the Wings are elected by small ma
jorlty
In WALTON D. Gum, Wing, is elected.
In WALKER, N. w. Walker; in JEFFERSON,
T. ]. Hem and J. L. Taylor; in MADISON, CAR
NICK and SGLPH, all Locos, are elected
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u THE WING ALMANAC, which will be pub
iished and for sale at'this Office next week, will
contain the present Tariff law entire and CON-
plete, document Of immense Importance to every
citizen, and one which will give rise to constant
discussion in public and private for the coming
six months.
- The price Of the Wing Almanac is the same as last
year. notwithstanding contains about one quarter more
matter Single copies l2 Cents 81 per DOZEN - per ico
Orders must be accompanied By the cash. PosrmAsTERs
renting free of postage ST Tor dozen copies, will be
entitled 10 copy gratis II contains sheets and IS SUBJ
ject only TO periodical postage
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BURGLARS SENTENcED.-Caleb Bladen, who
was arrested in Philadelphia fer committing number OF
robbsries the District of Columbia and other places has
been convicted Alexandria aud sentenced fifteen years
imprisounen, in the peni,eniaI at Washington City H
acconplce Mortimer convicted al The same TINE anu
sentenced 10 the same prison for 1wEsTf YEARS
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Court for the Correction of Errors.

Arrrpyoos sEsslox.-M.. S. Stevens concluded for
plaintiff III error.
No. |. Called and passed.
No. O. Exchanged With No. 25-
No U.s. The Merchants Bank vs. Lauren T. woodruff
Cid and cases distributed. Albany Argus
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q The Pasks, ship Primo. Als.rt forT ,rdor ,,n - .
tanned TIL Saturday. december cd -'A1'" =" " " De
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PHI Afkr{-CERTtIsTY- EcosoMr-In the use of Her,
rms ,hs best Family Medicine extanr One In 49,
second moor, See advertisement, 4th page.
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Shippers Of goods per shin Pr nc. Albert e., o,ao-
WI! please cleAi then az The Gus Houe
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W OLE BULL gave another of his Concerts
last evening. On speaking to French gentle
man on the comparative merits of the several dis
tngulshed players that have appeared he said,
have heard Paganini very often, sir; have
heard also Hauman, Artot and Ole Bull. or the
hrst there IS nothing to say. OF the second you
Will soon Judge for yourself, as he is ON his way
here from Europe. As TO Artot he is a sweet,
performer; he always peases, and to use lite.
rary comparison perfectly adapted to the case, he
Is Racine in his dressing gown; while Ole Bull
is unquestlonably Shakespeare in full battle dress
ihe one produces upon the senses the effect OF
the fugitive murmur of a brook or of the sweet
warbEng Of a 6ird-while the other deeply cap
nvatcs the attention OF his auditors, raises them
on the tip-toe excites and puts their nervous sys.
tenn into galvanic commoton, electrities them
feelings to the pinnacle of enthusiasm.
FOUND DEAp.-The body of widow
lady about 70years OF age found Wednesday last in
horribly mutla,.d the steer ledge OF rocks
20 fee, high the Highlands. Cold Spring sh,
wandered from the house Of her solinlaw who resides
about three miles from Cold Spring. of arrangement
weeks since. anddoubess fell down the gh,ia
p.ecpice.
VALUABLE GlFr.-Miss Ann Maclure, sister OF
The late VIM Mac!us2, Distinguished pharhrops has
recently presented DAVID Dale OWN the celebrated &c
oogs with of the largest and most pemsnea, private
edihees In the State Of adiaus. for laboratory lecture
room and geological cabine, II is situated the
Town OF New Harmony and built years ago by
Mf hspp Mr. Owens cabinet one of the extensive
in the United States.
The RlvER-Messrs. Pomeroy s. Co. bring
evenings and that they will be surprised ifbs bos, s
unable 10 reach Albany last night, The TROY boats cam,
down On Thnrsday night 30 80 ato winter quarters
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Dfops. " ~ AAoosehAn HerTan long q
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EXPLANATORY RHEuMArIsM.-Wrgnts Indian Vsg 81.
Pills are most extraordinary m'dicne for the cae o. ,a mn
matlsm and Govt because they only cleanse the ~
and bowels Of those morbid humors which, If taken no ~.
circulation and thrown UPON the membrane and muses. Il.
absorbent vessels lake up that which alte,dy dpos
aud therefore absolutely cef1in to maxi peeei fS
rheumatism and govt 4 single Is box of SAID iIe
Vegetable Pills will give the astonishing sele
perseverance according the directions Will be es!a@
drive pain of every description from thu body. IA
B.mare Of C0,r,srtes-n order 10 avoid being inpoa
upon BY counteeiters be particular purchase from nS
except ADVERT set agents. a the office and general depo
298 ireenwich-street, New-York.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of the tets9,
wholess!s and retail-Nos. 233 Gesnwchstree NewI O.
No 35 Iremont-street Boston, and No e9 Racestee t%
aIelphia.
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And if our friends do not say 1t is the most COM
prehensive the neaest, the best compilation of Sta
tistical; Political and Entertaining matter ever sold
for a York shilling, we agree to give it up. The
following is the Table Of Contents
Calculations for the Year l844......... 'Ss
Notes, Cycles, Equinoxes. Movable Frasts,
Calendars for the several Months Of 1914 3 to Il
Calculations for the several attitudes OF Boston
New-IoIk Baltimore and Charleston. Moon's
Saei Dali KS s;.sy &c , ,1ae H end
Speaker, ras1 3; Mr.. Clay and Col Johnson,
Mn Gays lntesrity,!,; Who Manqf2c
Iyler's Opinion OF Henry lay, Senator Ben
TONS do. g. Mr. Clay's Character 4 Slavery,
s; Origin OF the Names OF the States, 9; Extra
ordinary Facts lli LIZ l. 3 Van buren, t1,Ta
Calhoun National Bank Il; Care of
,aif Tres rec is Clay and C.i tTls l9
leGsouS Anecdotes each of these pages
Government of the United States
Executive Judiciary, aud SENATE. 10
House OF Representatives :. -. .........lb
History of the Tariff. LIS
The Tanfs 1916, "a, % 80 and ID, compared go
The Wing Tariff OF 1912 .......2l to 90
Mr.. Clay's Retirement from the U. ST.
Ses3Is pa,,l. %
National 81 TO 81
History Of the several National Banks and
extracts fiom Mir. McDurrIE,s Report al.
fImlus the { enstitutional.ty and ExIediency
Of q National Bank.
List of Presidents and Vice Presidents Of,
The Protection of American Industry 35 to As
The grounds OF It's Expedency and Necessity
snccncty, fully and foc.by set forth by
Hon.C. HUpSoN. OF Massachusetts
Nr. Van Buren, on the Tariff As
Mr. Clay on the Public Lands-Extracts 20 >,
from his Speech. -. AZ 10 Ok
Anecdotes of Politics and Politicians
POLITICIANS REGlsrER-(l7 pages. -. 55 to II
Returns of Elections III all the States for Pres,-
deut III 1870, aud the Congressional Elec-
by Districts for 1873, and subsequently,.
Times of holding Elections in the several
States, State ard Presidential ...2
Popular Vote for President IN SO and '40,72
Population OF the several States in 1902
Governors and Chief Justices of the seve-
IA States, with their salaries I'd pqge Of eorsi.
Debts (aggregate) of the several States, ID.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, DEC. ,, 1874;


MINIATURE ALMANAc--THIs DAY.
The sun The Moor Full Sc,
aise...7 set,.4 81 Mora. . 81 Mora 50
Latest Dates.
London ..... November Hayre -. NoyemS,,9
liverpool 80. Novemberl New-Oflean, Nor y
Cleared,
Ships James Chalder, Wells, Chareton, Daw,oo
Kalamazoo, NcCenen, New Orleans, J Eiwel Co.
Baiquss California, ayhew, NeuSi,as B.eu& ycs
Cosmo, Outerbrdge, Bristol jacques.
Bdss Justina, Cainack, Baltimore, Lewis Ford; su,
quehanuah, Bancroft, Mobile, } Eiwsli & Co.
Schr Alacic, Puenrll, Wilmington, \ 3 Cooley &Co.
Arrived.
Brtg Savannah Hawley, days f.om Savannah, cotton
and rice, TO S;urges s: Chairman.
Br Ready Rhino, Curry, ID days fom Sydney B. co,l
10 Mr.. Golet.
Brig Mo>y, Grant G days from Thomas,ou, line to
sIcmorandn.
The fne ship Samuel Hicks has been pacejin R
Kermts line CT New York and Liverpool line Of packets,
longing The line sails for Liverpool on the m J.uu
ary This line formerly left the 18th of the mouth from
this port and the st from Liverpool They will fu,ui.
leave New York the llh and Liverpool the 10Th Of
each mouth.
The Liverpool line of E X. Collins 6, Co., has charged
their days cf sailing instead of leaving New York on IL.
18TH each ooulh they will leave future the l6h and
from Liverpool on the llth, instead Of the 18th.
Disasters.
schr Mary Frances, ot BrIfasD Kempton, from Bangor
for Newport with potatoes, went ashcfa IN snow 'qu
nom Of 21, ult Sluam Head, en-! of Nantucket
bllced aud Will he to, loss; sails rigging, cables and
chors saved. The cargo, which is insured will be sara
No insurance vessel The vessel and cargo Be
sold at auction 18th
A lumber laden schr, abandcued and full Of wafer wa
fallen in WITH do date, Cape Elizabeth NV IS miles, by tn.
Spark at Gloucester from Digby She had deck load
her name could not be made Probably the CaI Of
Richmond Me- before reported
Foreign Ports.
Point retre Quad Oct 3l-ln port, Cardsnas, M,icu,
| from Wilmington, NC, just Gong III, Pamiico Fu.
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containing about acres. 81 773
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Nov 80.
offerings were 700 Pennsy wanna Cattle, 300 Cows
900 Hogs and 100 Sheep
The Beef Cattle We're all sold at s3 ~ for common to
good quality; So for prime, with few extras at So the
100 lbs.
Cows andCevss dull a, SIS $50 for fresh: SO
SIS for sprlngeFs and So $40 for Day Cows.
Sales OF hogs at 81 So for good; $3.50 left
Sheep were in better demand Sales from Is cents to
for common TO good; very prime = s2i.
ST Louis. Nov 2l-Flour-s3 IS and s2t; CITY Mills
IN store at % Wheat-Th- demand is quite coed for
prime fall In sacks from o2 65. Lead-A sale of 20O4
pigs was made yesterday Co. the demand active and
sales quick at 50 and fraction Tobacco-l5 hhds
Were bid Oft yesterday and 10 bids day. the warehouses
sales OF passed yesterday ranged from SIS So refused
rom 81 10 = passed crosses to-day from 50 refused
VI TO 33 only ~ hhds have arrived the l-vee
last Lard-Saes of prime il kegs is pretty brisk Il
Il; ordinary from 10 J. Beeswax- wanted at % Wits.
ky.stles at 10! from landing
CINCINNATI Nov. 25-Hogs-Tbe arrivals continue 10 be
large Some Of our packing houses doing heavy
business Fair figures this time so Sc Tor heavy
and 20 81 forlighr lighiest Four-Ou Saturday
there Was decline from 65 and inspection 20 IS 60
CITY Mills remained at TO- Whisky-We have 20 note
decline Whisky from slsi Ie ls. FIsrs-ed-There
steady market for this article prices uniformly hcber
than those OF any other market in the West,
AUGUSTA. Nov. 27-Cotton.-Tne market has been ,,,b
T quiet ne Transactions have been a, rates fully equal "a
those OF last week We conrnu, our quotations Of 70 =
as e1tFe mes-pTlncipal sales to &c.
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TUESDAY Evening, O'clock.
PosrscRIr1.-The Assembly lis usual hour bn
public curiosity disappointed in hearing the
pecvd explanation which finally postponed till tomorrow.
Nothing Of any particular interest occurred during the
day session, which was short.
In the Legislative Council nothing has alter
the position Of affairs which mystery for
tuolher twenylo hours much the annoyance Of the
Kingston ounccrs
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", Great reduction, in E,r!ccs;,G9},.s.,aa"Inse.
nsi,e John s,-c: Doubi- entry boh srer,uz, So ps1I
shi? 81. Glass hour.-L Il a. " md os,oee sys
Gentlemen al - a. 81 AID B. 6, and o'clock r ~ !, ~
instruction given.
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Mississippi Election.
Clayton. Brown, Williams,

81 Co.'S, l6,l76 lS,757 1852 l6,l67 II ,6g2
Loco majority. 1851 Do. in 4l...l,525
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SPLENDID PERFoRatAXcfs At O'Clock this afternoon
at feaies Museum, and also this evening att.
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u The New WORLD for this week contains
some very interesting articles.
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u late lgence mpO, sut iects Is always impNI
ant, and there Intelligence OF important u
thar which will ha the mal4 o. tie bod We ,Ae n
method IF communicating Tie fact that D. Coges Balm o.
LIE vii positively COUGH. Colds ConSumptl9n, DyS
pepsi Veg Complaint, oucltis Asthma Group "4oop
InS Cuggh &c, # ne' 10 and according 10 70 Ghe
tios IL has cured thousand a. VIII %
asa and the afflicted IL free OF thu ata n
they M0u complain less. We I'D also rrcommhd ~ ~
Flemlrgs Moderated Worn aud DiarthG4 Candis as u~
most &c IA RENE. IN such diseases A
The above medicines sold wholesale and eia W.
Office OF Dr. Covert l35 Nassau also by b. %
$50 Bowsry D. Sands & Co Y East Broadway Godlias
ton 227 Hudson street Hill 218 Greenwich street. ea' u
lem 80 Beekman cor VIM aud Of f. Randall, Jersey CIV,
S-Depot for j. W Ayres superior black, blue rev ~.
Copying Inks. wholesale and retail rs Ndssau'stTeet'~
ton Hall, New-York
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10 The Weekly Tribute for the press

y The Weekly Tribune for the p'essE ~. .,
ready and may be obtaae! this momlns
without wrappers. This number contains anohsl II,
Letter from Rome, and aso one from Brussels deses
Of f ~. 8 snpr rsli@9 Of S mrre 1u
What are the Grievances and what the 80;
tnglnl; Sydney smith Letter to the peaH'i' m.s.rs
Ireland p Correspondence OF The Tribune LON 70
parts of the United States; Can the Cause oil b
American Industry be lied down and VARIETY o. ~ Of
Ed,ori. articles. The New Congress- Complete
the Senator and Members OF the House Of
with their Politics Sc; Post Office Reforms lie ST.
Agriculture; Poetry; Miscellaneous Items. News ~
and full reports Of Markets, Money Matters, &c. u
C Price per single copies Ct cents.
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y French Languase-NANEsCAs ohnn
ol aIEA-A few gentlemen. may be admitted
evening Class also, few ladies' into the ne" u'''''
Class By making Immediate application.
d2 2t!s- l. MANESCA DEEAND. IS Fr1nNIm 81.
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at feaes Museum, and also this evening at.
" CHAPMAN's Metallic Hone Razor Strop the rs, a
e.. known io keeping razors in order warranted TO S,
The money returned The performing part OF IS cent e"'
the '1Ine as 81 80 Made at l02 William rim
.'B Old Suops renovated Is TO 81 EACH '"'f
Haa improvement applied 10 5 .Qndeiss Stop.
G2 3tod- L.CHAPMAN, l02 Williams"
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sEssiNas C0a0IAL is SOLD At No. s murray 81, 0,
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Passengers Arrived
In the brig SGcdnnGh, from SGCdnnGh--E I Barter D,
(, INXrl.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Dec !.
BY .7nthony j. Blocker i Co.
piece Of Land Long Island near the Narrows
containing about 9 acres 81 IT.
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Disasters,

SA.p', SARsArARLLA-Loss 0! appetite, Indigestion Dys-
y. psa Heartburn Gastt5 Or Inflammation Of the Stomach
all proceed from the cause being unhealthy secretion
Of gastric Juice and bile The sayay glands no Longer send
follows acIty of the stomach emation of wind, distress
after eating oppression of the precerce headache end nan
cea tremuous sensations aud variety Of other peculiar te
ing known only to the uerer For these and ndd DIS
eases new remedy has dawned upon the world having icI
i,; object the relief OF suffering humanity Sands sMsa
ra entirely vegetable competition Is IN Its operation pc
culiar entering into the Calculations s coming in contact
with the germ of disease and dplacing unhealthy
by extending It's influence TO every part OF the pY
and causing general reaction when health succeeds debility
and disease.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for eIporr
ton, by A. B. SANDS CO., Druggists, (Granite bahr
ings) corner of Broadway and Chambefs.stIeet.
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c. In Hoo slGHo yISoKS," that il under thshsaP
shall conquer the motto that the first Chnsn Emp
or ofthe East had nscnbsd upon his consented Danne
We 10 all who inamtinug doubtful suusse
with the hydra disease assail the " h the weaps
crowded By Dr. Peters and You shall assuedy conqath
No matter which OF ms heads the destroyer may twD
rr II be dyspepsia coi:c jaundce cough bonchits laeH
ent consumption, rheumatism WORMS aay other I Us
thousand, among the scientific remedies invented BY Dfmc
l-s, may be found the appropriate eaqon cushis Ihe
Vegetable Pills will remove by enchant nent every G
OF the organs OF digestion and all impurities from he
elements Of the blood. The Ca,isrc Lozcnges similar
IN their operation; No pulmonary compa resist ne
icatel by the Wom Lozrug.s aud the Vegetable Plaster has
never been known fail cases Of lhunasm pain and
weakness OF the back Ions, chest the eafy st'ss'
the d of the spine. BE aud get the genuine and
worthless imtator fost his caChenny Trash upon you
For sale II l25 Fultom-st y. Y.
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Cleared,
Ships Prince Albert, Ssbor London Gunell Minturn s.
Co; Rappahannock, D1ummond, Liverpool Stewart s
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The sun The Moon. Full Sc,
Rises 5 Set,.4 81 Morn . 81 Morn
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The subscriber being aware of the hardness Of
the times ana the great scarcity olmoncy, feels
aIsT9.eJ ios-ll hs work at prices that will suit
the convenience Of all who may wish to pur-
chaaa.
Undertaking, He also informs the public that
he IS prepared to make at The shortest notice,
CoEt..t'5 oi eve? description. He has also
hir to discharge allduGcJ in this line of bns.
ness, which VIII be done, whenever his services
are raq nrod. LEVI = RNELDEH.
Jun g, ISi3--Iy
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I 80 a Eaega

over enc hIdrcd Of whlci is in good
state o. cultivation there having been 1000
bushels Llne, and ashes spread upon the
same within the lat two years This farm
is within one s. halt miles. of the beau
uiuI and thriving Village, Of North East.
and two miles Of the Bait aid Phlla Rail
Road, and Six miles OF Ektnu, the
Capita ulIEG C0unty;c convenient t. sjo.cs.
schools, Mills and Houses If Public
worship, Of different denomination. IN =
healthy, and respectable ueighhuurhrud.
with beautiful view Of the river s. hay.
and the country around; a FISHERY ON the
same. that has been carried on very sue
ccs@!u!!y heretofore, will be sold with the
Ia III; over one hundred ceres OF woods
adjacent Of young thriving rimhcr-a
iarg' proportion is chestnut; the two
tracts ccn,airiug 2.c:E acres.
Il not sold previous 10 the first of
nary n"Xt. 1t wlII then Ie for rent.
For terms, apply to Mr. Hugh Brown,
al North East VI no will show the pre-
misses, or TO the subscriber in person or
by letter post paid IN Baltimore
GEO. VI. FORD.
Son C0ih On,
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Tamil RMS

lowing
AGENTS.
In Ec"ilrnuaty, Maryland,
L'"ton, VIVA. Toraert,
Chesapeake City, Wan. Hudson.
~ Augustine, John NI,ars,
t!udson'# Corner. Richard Hudson,
1T . -yen's hiotch, James II, Benson,
i'r.a"rlh!oWl. NatAarirl "oyinoton
Nrn.I'oa, F~acs B. Io,ssAlnks,
Narv i''i. &a"cc Ncrreit,
G.c. ""ch. i,l,trd !iddle,
liyU. dye, JoauJ G.. vl0n,
Al "g"n;a wishing fresh supplies Of the aboy
Acu!yia, VII p!-asa forward tnclr orders dire,
SftiNBUH% s, ClIcKESLR,
sale ".Jp-i tors,
3GS-DEOhJH AY--33s
New EuEr. =.
3-LEDoEN EtlhDIEGS-
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lest materials, byexpericn-
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which will be disposed Of
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