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THE PROUD HEART BROKEN

Tell him, tell him that in the hall
was the light OF the festivals
Tell hn' how proudly paced the dance
What powers bore in word or glance, 30
An" how each wave of my careless hand
Seemed strong spell. like kings command.
Tel him, tell him my lip was wrea thcd
With glah cold smile. When his name wa,
hrcathcd;
Tell him laughed with the proud and cold.
In moe kerry deep at those days of old.
those dreams OF Jolly, tho far, the dim,
when my naughty spirit was bound TO him.
But toll him not, tell him not dav by dav
Inc iight o, my eve how il blanchcd away;
Tell him not how in the hush of nj ght,
He form wouli arise to my aching light,
I1il my hands were cla sped DER INV closed cvca
To shut out those haunting memories
FREUD! gentle friend thou hast loved me Ioro
And thy heart is stirred with my woe and wrong g.
Oh be it necr to the false enc known 3
That my spirits wo ship was his aI,nc:
In nv dying heart is a gush Of pride; -
Tell hini not, tell him uot how died
Say that PASSED. in my flush of rover. 80
A rose, dashed by sudden shower
A string which burst in the tide ofSsono-
Touched by hand too full and strony
a star, that shot from its lofty sphere
Losing its lustrc and glory here frr
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Sl|!g9 y EHlEs9

THE success of these 'ills III curing in few
Il hours, where all other remedies have failed
ana that. too. in cases of twelve and eighteen
months standing, warrants the seitinu that Ia
Ken according to tho directions, they arc n certain
cure. Try them and be convinced that thew are
the most certain an the very best remedy offered
I" the public TO insure permanent and lastin Q
cure.
the following cert ifcatc is from Rev. f. L. Fra.
ger of Kersliaw districi, 5. &.
have used in my family Dr.. Hul's Fever and
Ague Pills aud also Dr.. Spcncer's Vegetable Pills
for the last two years, and have no hesitation in
pronoumcing them 10 he most erceient tanily nledi
oines and rs act of jus ice the worthy propr
ctors of these invaluable Pills. will state Tor the
inforna ti"n aud satisfaction of all concerned tina
my vile. prior TO our mar ragc, had been more or
less the SUBJECT of chlls and fvers, for about Is
months, having tried ariuus remedies witbou, sue.
cess, aud was very much reduced in flesh A few
DAYS alter our marriage, she commenced with
Spencer Pills aud in day or ~ - afterwards wi tn
Huits Pills she used about half box of cac the
rcsu was a radical cue; she rcgaincd her hcaltl,
and strength very iap iy and has had no return of
chiHs and fcUers since. believc these medicines t
he harmless and safe, and when use, ms officially
directed, arc attended with satisfactory results
f. L. FRAZER.
Pennington, Kenhaw District, May 20. 1916.
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MISCELLANEOUS:
E0;aRS3 NS1S II2S3
N3sl l3il4YS
AND VEGETABLE TONIC AND ORE
.. STORA1INE BITTERS.
FOR THE CURE OE DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER

AND VEG ETABL TONIC AND RE-
SrORATIVE BITTERS.
FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
'I'H Il many who have been cured of these linger.
Il ing diseases by these medicines shuuli induce
others similarly afflicted to avail themselves of the
same easy and ctfcctual remedy. Also,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
OF every kind-Habtual CoStivcnps-, and all :rro.
ulariues of the digestive organs yield to the
mid yet prompt action of these medicines. That
distressing complaint, THE PILES, is suon reeued
am eventually cured by perscvcring in the OF
these Pills and Biticrs. As warm weather APP
proaches.
BOWEL AND SUMMER COMPLAINTS
VIII become frequent, and il nCglcs ted, and
dangerous; these medicines arc certain remedy,
and u taken occasionally through the warm season
an ciIectual preventive against any attack of these
cSmplaints; and reader, remember that 4" ounce
OF Prepentire is trorM pound Of cure"
The above Invaluable Medicines are fur salc in
Portsmouth by c. IL. HEINIrSH-N NJ A.
SANTOS, 10y X king, aud upon enquiry may be
iomnd an appointed Agent in every city, town and
village in the Southern States. July IA
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eu he after piece came IN. and w IFS appeared
IN The Identical same srit in which he had enacted
the Texan major.
After the theatre let out. the old fellow songht
40 Interview with Jim. SIS
f"n cnnionnded rascal. oneht Ia shoot you.
nut The trick was sn clever forgive you so let
ns say no more abont it,
Jim Looked AT him moment with serin,s ex
p1esSI"n and then replied, lone man in his time
plays many parts
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RooK S just received and for sale at New York

E(oCh = just received and Tor sale at New York
ID prices
History of the Later Roman Cornmonw calth
from the end OF the Second Punic War To the death
OF iuins CGesar and of the reign of Augustus ;
with a lie of Trdjau, by Thomas Arnold D. D.
price So 25.
Animal Magnetism or Psycondunamy, by The
od"rc Leger. Doctor OF the Medical Faculty of Pa.
riS--priCc s 20.
ENpositpry Lectures on ST. Paul. Epistle to the
C",o~. ians--being an attempt to apply the Apo
tie's argument respecting the errors On the sub.
Icct OF the Mediation of Christ at Cullosse 10 the
present circumstances of the Church, by Daniel,
BISHOP 81 Calcutta, and Metropolitan OF India
price $1.25.
twenty four years in the Argentine Republic :
embracing its Civil and Military History, and an
account OF its political conditions before nd dur.
ing tic administration of Governor Rosas; his cours Sc
OF policy, the causes and character of his intcrle.
renee with the Government OF Muntcvideo and
the CIRCUMSTANCES which led To tho interposriop of
ENGLAND and France by Col. J. Anthony King
Life OF Martin Luther, gathered from bis own
writing by NJ. MiChclet--pricc rs cents
no ~ ApPieon's Literary Miscellany
The People, by NJ. Muhelct-pricc 80 cents.
jury w IL. II. HODGES < CO
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DR.. HULI7S
NO RIM d 20 "a aIySjIlN:R|

Are the greatest discovery made for dispcll-
luG The various kinds of worms tina; 80 Frequently
and distrcssingly annoy both children and adults.
The following is from he Sparta Gazette:
From orr own knowledge we Ike great pleas
ure In recommending to the public Hull's Wo, m
Lozenses, as the best worm medicine extant. Chill
drcn =" Ill eat them as they ould candy, and cry
LOT them. 10 parents we say do not be without
u csc Lozcngcs at any time, a you value the lives
OF your chilGrcn''
90 The abo' e-Invalnahc Medicines arc for sale
IN Portsmouth by G. II. HEINiTSH-No Norfolk, Nj
SANTOS, Toy & KING, and upon enquiry may be-
onhd an appointed Agent in every city, town and
village In the Southern States. July rs
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ANECDoTE OF THE ARMY

Soon after General Taylor took possession Of
Hafamoras, Mexican merchant came in from the
INFERIOR WIN twenty Thousand dollars in gold and
shVer. According To The old state of thinos. the
merchant, to export il to The United States which
lie wished to DO. would have been obliged to nav
two heavy duties. Fonr per cent for orinoino !,
INTO the country, and six per cent. for exporting
on OF the country. Not exactly satisfied with the
necessity III paying over much money. IN the
hungry officials, who still fingered about Mata
noras, ne visited General Taylor's tent and stated
MS wish to ship TO the Uniled States. twenty
Thousand dollars in gold and silver. oven ),
Sa'o The General, . ship ii. very much pleased
you are so disposed, But" said the merchant
hesl'alIng, g the interior and exicrinr du,iss
e" know n"thing about such du,ips while am
IN Malamoras,'' said General Taylm. Tie m.r.
chant bounced off, congratula,ing himseIfin Span-
Ish' that the Americans had come 10 The country
rs We mao made Two Thousand dollars in one day
by their so doing, upon a small shipmen, IF snec,c
" D. Iropic
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

" Itoefce lines Tess make q sqraye; LONGER one,
advance.
AuVertisements ordered in only once or twice
week, VIII be CHARGED so cruts per squsr. Tor the
nrst Insertion and 3ia 1cnts for each sobs, qucnt
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nOM ESTIC MEDICINE; o. a treatise on
~ the prevention aud cure of diseases by reri.
men and simple Medicines with observations ON
Sea Bathing, and the Of the Mineral Waters IA
which is annexed, dispcusitory for The of pri.
vatc 2racutoue s, by VIM Bucbau, M. ID.
Directions for NE preservation and cure of Head.
aches, Colds, and Indigestion; with medical pre-.
scriptions and es-intersperscd with the most
useful remarks on these subjects in the works nj
Mr.. Abernethy Sir Ashley Cooper, Dr.. Hamilton
aud DR.. w. Philip, by a Medical Practitioner 49,
For sale by w. II. II. HODGES s. co.
June 20
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SCHOOL BOOKS .--You will always find =
- general assortment of School Books AT w H.
III. HODGES s. cos, Book and Variety Store.
which they pledge themselves to sell as low if not
lower than any similar establishment in the town
'ust call if you want to boy Books cheap.
Junc u
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BoNAPARTE.-One day Bonapar,e said =,
MaImalson, to Redon de Beevillc formerlv Con.
sui at Beghorn, Redon, vou have come C,,,,
Spain -what do they say Of me at The Court IF
Madrid y They say replied bp. With his usu,l
tankness, that you are preparing throne and
are about decking Yourself with tho ornaments NJ
royalty, All ! what de- yon think Of sncb ,
PROJECT think that Washington had no need
10 feSof1 70 me vain Illusions Of crown and that
the first Of citizens may degrade himself hv ~
coming the last Of monarchsp Bonaparfe smiI.d
and did not appear offended The same even,o1
ne said TO Josephine, I love the character ne
Redon. he is an honest patriot--he is worthy to
be born citizen of an ancient republic
he is powerful who governs his nassnns s,d t
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BOOKS FROM THE PRESS OF THE
~ HARPERS.- CuufcsSions of a Pretty Woman
by Miss Pardoc-p price 25 cents.
CriciIton, Novel, by w. II. Ainsworth-pricc
% cents.
Voyages Of Discovery and Research within the
Arctic Regions, from the year 1918 to the present
time unner the comma nd of the several Naval OF
hccrs employed by and land in search of a
Northwest passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific
with two attempts to reach the North Pole, by sir
John Barrow.
The Novitatc; or, Year among the English
Je6uts personal narrative, with an essay on the
toro of the Jcsuits, bv Andrew Stcinmctz.
Nos 81. So S3 and 90 illustrated Shakespeare.
No. IL Illustrated Jew.
Part 10 Dictionary Uf Practical Medicine. For
sale by w H. H. HODGES & 20
juno 20
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS! ito.

IN received at the New Book Store.
Twenty four years in the Argentine Republic,
embracing its Military, History, &c, By Col j.
Anthony King price 81 ~
Rccollcctons of Mexico, by Waddy Thomson
Esq, 81 80
Animal Magnetism, or Psycodunamy, by Theo-
dorc Leger, 81 25
Animal Magnetism, by Dclcuzc, ST 90
Life nf Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott by f. D. Mans.
field, Esq, 8 81
Esq vols. 50 rs
Life in California a very interesting book s %
Maban's Field FortihCatous, s 90
Stories of the American Revolution, ~ cts
Also many valuable Scientific aud Historical
Books. at Northern Prices.
June IS n R.WEHsTFP
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TERMS OF THE oLp DOMINION, (wEExLY.)
Que copy So per yearly Mail.
by the Carrier, So so. ,.r oy.
UrTo he paid in advance
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WILLARD'S LARGE HISTORY, price
" 974 cents Small History 81 cents For
sVle az w. II. II HODGES & cos
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nANIEL =. CHERRY, Manufacturer aud
~ Dealer in Stoves. Iron, Copper and Fin Ware,
&C., Sc, corner of High and Crawford streets,
Portsmouth, Va. Jan 10
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RENNE LEA YES abound III u gunmy mat
~ ter, Which they readily inIpart to water form
ing r'ch bland mucilagc, much used, with great
advantage, as a drink, in summer complaints nf
Ghlidrcn, diarrhoa dvsentery. cafarrh &c To he
haH, NJ an times fresh from the Drug store Sign
July II CHAS H. HFINt,rstI A.
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M IL. III: HODGES e. Co, Wholesale
w Retail Dealers in Books. Music and Mu
steal instruments, Lamps, and Ill kinds of Fancy
Goods Crawford street. Portsmouth. Va.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NEW BOOK STORE.-schoo,. Classical aud
~ MISCELLANEOUS Books, Stationery, &C.. sold by
N. B w EBSrER, one door North of the Cro W ford
House, Portsmouth. Va.
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SADDLERY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT AT THE EMPORIUM
S. ". CHANDLER
PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE
FACTORY

FACTORY.
E1 The Subscriber grateful for the
NJ patronage heretofore so literally cx-
se-A I'm tended to him, would in this public
~ manner return his thanks for The
SS same, and inform them that he has
made some valuable improvements i'm the manu-
iactnrc oi BOOTS & SHOES. His Stock of LEATH
Elk "f all kinds, cannot be surpassed i'm this any
other market for durability and beauty of finish,
while his Workmcn are equal to- il not super Tor To
the best Tie trusts that having ouco tested his work
the public will CALL AGAIN.
Two or three first rate Hands, for Boots Shoe,
would find immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
The mostprompt attention given, usual to al
ordcis, and no disappointment. Rccolcct tina, tn,
money left in his Establishment, is expended in tn.
Town, and goes to the support of our own me
chauics. and tradesmen. T. HOFFMAN,
Buffers New Building, Crawford Street.
N. b. a few BOARDERS will he taken by tn,
Subscriber, by the year, month or week on mode.
rate terms. Dec
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FEsENCH AND GERMAN BOOKS.

price s 80 '0''o'"
OllcndOlf's French Grammar. a nc,,, n,ctbod If
earning to read, write and speak the French Ian
OIlenuorH's New Method Of learning to read,
write and speak the German J-anrua ge-pricc
s 80. p''0'
Key to the Exercises in OllendcroG's New Meth
90 OF learning TO read, write and speak tho Ger
man Langua gc-price rs cents. For sale at New.
YORK prices, by W 81. II. HODGES x co
. Who sell Books as cheap If not cheaper than any
DoOksCllCr III tIr w y tOWna. Inl o
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- WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor a
os Law, Portsmouth, Va.
GTS- Office in Bourkc's New Building, High street
where he will he pleased To zee all persons bavin,
business in the line of his profession. Sep Is
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PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY. ge
Corner Of High and Crawford SIS, Ports
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po isibln FOR the ainInut due at the expiration q
the wrok, 1851"
When sent by mail the terms are SIS for twelve
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9OBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail Hat
IL and Cap Store, Sign of the Panther. High
tr,ct, Portsmouth Va. .sf.l
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TAS. a. SPALOING.M Manufacturer and Dc,
- or in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, and every other
ticc in the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
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EERGU SON MILHAD Humber, Coal,
IL and general Commission business. Wide Water
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orts Va o..
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All communication should he addressed (post
Lald) to III. Fuller. Editor New York Mirror.
n. b. Price of the Daily Evening Mirror, SO
per annum, in adva JULY
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ATILLIAM WOODWARD, Notary Pub
w lie and Scrivcncr, General Agent, Convey
ANGER and Collector, will attend to all business en-.
trusted to his care with prompncss and despatch.
Co Office on Wide Water Street, head IF Roa.
noke Square, July 8
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ETTER PAPER.--Au assortment Just re-
- ceivcd by w. Fl. VI. HODGES < CO.
June 81
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Also for sale by NJ. a. SANros and RoEEnrsoX &
CoRNIcK, Norfolk. linn Is
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tSTEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
v Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &C., Mar
xct S Iuare, Portsmouth, Va.
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yXTILLIAM REID, Wholesale and Retail
wv Hatand Cap Store, cast side Market Square,
Norfolk Va
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II HOFFMAN, Boo, and Shoes Manufac rur.
err, south of the Market, Crawford street
p ortsmouth Va
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rHARLES III. HEINITSH, Agent. Drug
~ gist and Apotrcary, and Dealer in Paints, Oils,
DyestnfTl &C.. High street. Portsmouth. Va. -
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iOFFEE,-5 500 bags Laguayta & prime Green
~ hio Coffee, for sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO 200
" packages Of Manufactured Tobacco, recently
,nahuiactofcd, and free Of mould, Of various well
kn9wn brands, SIS. los, SIS, and pounds, for sale by
dIne 10 JOSIAH WILLS
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WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Commits
- sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03
To the Editors of The ENQUIRER

WASHINGTON CRY, June 80, 1916.
Gentlemen : The Tariff debate has been SO
far dull and rather undressing. Speeches
Astounding in good sense, spoken and read; bu,
members, tired down with The long session, could
neither listen with patience, nor the speakers enter
with any enthusiasm into this hacknied subject,
upon which ii is dificull to do more than furnish
new dresses 10 ideas delivered hundred times
before. But today the dull mono,ony has been
broken. Bayly has delivered speech in op-
position 10 the whole restrictive system, en-
bracing the question of constitutional authority,
as we'll as the policy OF protection, which would
compare with the abest e1positons which have
ever been given 10 The world, and which, from
this day henceiorth, gives HIM proud place in
the list OF Virginias best and ablest statesmen.-
He has, by this distinguished effort, elevated him.
self here, in the grand council of nations cho-
sen champions, and earned the best-fonnded
claims to the affection, the confidence and admit
ration of his State.
The speech, however, the great speech Of the &C.
casion and Of The session, will, in due time, fad
It's way 10 the public, and will best furnish its own
euosium. Virginia may boast OF living son,
in the person Of the ardent member from Acco
mack who, in any assembly, and before anv ri
buna, will maintain the honors which Ran.
dolph, Giles, and o,her lus,rious men have
enlwined about her venerable and honored brow.
A VIRGINIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-03
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

THE subscribers, under the ,lfu 81 tAHii' VIZ &
j WILSON. have opened ! Shop ~ irati, itfN''.
Main and targ Streets Tor tie lg3rus1c.Nf" dhi W.
Agricultural ImpemrntI-siiri n PiuncnS ihliNai &.
fiarows Conlrrrs lu;-- Powers, lhfa-hing 'l.c r..
Wheat Fans. Corn Shelters, straw utrrs, 81 -.
geihrr with Fattrning Presses, aud Johisc' !. I, u
all kinds and they hope by strict attention % lf-'rr
and 10 tr character OF their work 10 neti am t'tt
share OF public patronage. All order, rtrfnied ta
despatch, and on accommodating terms; AMI isri -.
manufacture and keepa good assortment 81 Bt.ohf
Fans and will sell At reduced prices. Those ~ WI =
work. any repairing az the above description Afr r.
spcriy Invited la favor with CALL u the! "aa'
10 ten per cent. on the purchase
We manufacture Cleared Hone Power, Of my -
wanted, from 1880 10 ~ horse power cliher Irf.lc,i
stationary. fos S25. We sbaf! Manufacture T., Dol
Bofland'~ staple Tooth Tnrc,bfu- Machine. g. II 4
style. the smallest >iz- fnr 60 ant si5 ~ 81 &
those IN want II Wheat Fans. Ia 81 j i ,ll.
mine for themselves te.ure purchasing. We Elst tt
hest IL nse and made oi tlir best materials, t -
$50 and S:3. I've also manufacture Parkcts d
Cylinder Steel Spring Corn Shelter, ~ hand A.f
power, Tor s.. and Se4 We have avrry simple -i'7R
Gutter for 50; II has proved 10 be The best N R,rt
warrant ii 10 give satisfaction. sale y taFr
Plough Castings from New York and Riohnoua fo1"
dries, Of all kinds, for sale.
Jan 9-c6m CALDWELL. K WILSON
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aSfcNnroo00 azarantrer~

The ntIons Market" TarifIiies have resu'ai'
" declared that England buys nothing OIL 10.
and on The floor OF Congress are aos4'p' sws
demonstrate that the repeal oil Inc oo.u .,.nr.
will be no benefit bu, an injury 10 our asricul'u'.
The London Economis, OF The 9Th May presents
the following stubborn facts ,..,,;,.
1.-THE arrivals OF flour, and various aes'a, ID
lions of provisions al The ports OF LunoJJI r;,sd
Liyernool. the latter especially, from inc o,rea
States of America. within the past TWO OF me- r
days have been SO extensive, as 10 DC "oi'X WI
esnecial notice. The line OF packet snip WI, W.,
lineton. arrived in the Saint kathaline a.
from New York, brought 1851 oaIlels u n n,her
IS packages OF clover seed, anu sa,ns docLs
articles; and the ship Roscoe, ID 'le >" sso nack,
from Baltimore, 800 barrels Of ns sa -" o.seed
ages OF beef PAT OF pork, and 100 VI III.
cake which ;s used for the feeding oil ca,'ie.
THE following numerous arrivals nave TAKEN
Mace a, I.iveSnool: The CoveroaIe, from view !s
Orleans : Oe7harrels OF four the Hero oil oiuon'
also. from New Orleans, 100 packages Oh lafu,
$50 of beef and one thousand oarie's u
-four: the Hero OF Acre, Two Thousand ,.: oas-
rels Of -four, &c. the Rhone, from nai' ILL.,,
) 42l barrels OF -four, 5000 ousnels o. mnea ~
1889 bushels OF Indian corn, 90 pachaIs ,hs
pork, "a Of bacon and 32' oil o'-s go ea",
Manchester from New Orleans sa pae1'1 In
OF lard, 304 barrels Of flour, anu ~ 80. nor, 9oo
dian corn; The Huron, rom ' t1.nrv piss also
barrels of Indian corn, The Henry pi'ss' "a -,
from New Orleans. 100 packages OF hams ~ OF
nork and other articles; the ship Houinseur rom
New York brouoht 10 hampers oil potatoes, 9,Il
barrels ot Gomr packages Of bread 200 opork
Of on@pss and DC of clover seed the Sir c.
Campbell from New orleans, All barrels aIsl ,, and
$3.50 sacks of Indian corn; the Lucy wright 9 5s0m M
New Orleans also, eol packages Of laTa, - o'
hams 800 of beef and % S pI baIe ne Of indian
corn. and he / adv Sale the large number OF
/ o0o nackaees Of beef and other articles"