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T OAF SUGAR.-IO whole and half boxes o
~ Coverings Refined LOAF SUGAR, in Store
and for sale by WILLS & CO.,
Jan High street.
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.-The
lN Legal Rights and Duties of Women with an
extraordinary history of their legal condition in
the Hebrew, Roman and Feudal civil systems in.
Guiding the law of marriage and divorce the So
cial relations of husband and wife, parent and
child, of guardian and ward, and of employer and
employed.
Pastors Hand Book, comprising selections of
Scripture, arranged for various occasions of official
duty, together with select formulas for marriage
SC, and rules of order for Churches, Ecclesiasti.
Gals, and other assemblies, by Rev. w. w. Everts.
Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation book for
the times, by American citizen.
The Union of the Holy Spirit and the Church in
the conversion of the world, by Thomas W. Jcn-
kyn, d. D.
Tho Missionary Enterprise a collection of Dis
courses on Christian Missions, by American au-
thors, edited by Baron Stow.
The Preachers Manual; Lectures on Preaching,
furnishing rules and examples for every kind of
pulpit address, by Rev. S. r. Sturtevant. Reprint.
ed entire from the last London revised addition
w. Fl. II. HODGES & CO.,
Dealers in Books, Lamps and Fancy Goods,
June 9 Crawford street.
A FEW MORE LEFT of those FURNA.
N CES, which will sell cheap in order to close
the lot.
Tin for Safes, lot very cheap.
Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots, a few at cost.
Copper Stills and Worms hand, or made to
order.
Steam Pipes, Soda Pipes and Gutterinp, at one
third less than usual. No humbug
D. S. CHERRY,
May % Under the Old Dominion Office
WHITE COTTON FIRING ES.-wo have
w received recently from New York large as
sortemnt of White FURNITURE PRINCES, of
Mayo JOHN COOKE & co.
GENUINE HARLEM OLA fresh sup.
" ply of HARLEM OIL, which we warrant 10
be genuine l. c. SCHoOLFIELD & CO.,
April Io-3t High street.
ZONES 81 SONS S's.-l5O Jones & Sons SIS,
~ just received, for sale by j. WILLS,
April Is Commerce street
NEW BOOKS.-The Discourscs aud ESSAYS
IN of the Rev'd. j. RI. Merle D'Aubigne, d. ID ,
President of the Theological Seminary, Geneva
author OF the History of the Great Reformation, "
&c.
Lie in Prairie Land, by Eliza Farnham.
The French First Class Books; being new sc.
lection of Reading Lessons, by VIM. b. Fowle.
The Bush Ranger of Van Dicmen's Land, by
Charles Bancroft
Blake's lst Book in Astronomy for the use OF
Schools, illustrated with steel plate engravipes
Nos. 10 and so illustrated Shakespeare. For sale
by w. II. II. HODGES & CO,
Dealers in Books, Music and Fancy Goods.
June 2
ITO BUILDERS would inform builders.
Il contractors and others, that am prepared to
put on Tin Roofs at the shortest notice in the best
manner, and at reduced prices. Also Cutters and
Conductors put up in the best STYLE and materials
war; anted will refer to any person who has en-.
ployed me. All kinds Of jobbing done in the best
possible manner. Copper Work of every descrip-
ton executed, and every other kind of Work in
my line done with puDctuality and dispatch.
DANIEL, s. CHERRY
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DOOOKS! BOOKS!!-All the valuable Sci
ID entific Books, either hand, or supplied 1
short notice, and at Northern prices ENQUIRE at
the New Book Store. n. B. WEBSTER.
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d USCHEN MERGERS FIRST BOOKS
II OF NATURAL HISTORY, for Schools, Col

ID USCH EN- BERGER'S FIRST BOOKS
Ii OF NATURAL HISTORY, for Schools, Col
leges and Families.
l. Elements of Anatomy and Physiology,
2 Elements of Mammalogy, the Natural History
of Quadrupeds,
3. Elements Of Orthodoxy, the Natural History
of Birds,
4. Elements of Herpetology, and Ichthyology, the
Natural History of Reptiles and Fishes,
8. Elements OF Conchology, the Natural History of
Shells and Molusca,
S. Elements of Entomology, the Natural History
OF Insects,
7. Elements of Botany, the Natural History OF
plants,
Q. Elements of Geology, the Natural History of the
Earth's Structure.
For sale at the New Book Store
April9 NJ b. WEBSTER.
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NEW & FASHION

ABLE GOODS.-I have Just
returned with a new and splen.
did assortment of Gold, Silver
Lepine, Lever, and Verge
Watc hes, Gold Guards "a large
lot of Breast Pins. an unusual
large stock, Gold Fob and Vest
Chains, Gold Lockets. Medal
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SCOTTSVJLLE SUPERFINE FLOUR
~ 275 bbls Just received and for sale low by
June 10 JOSIAH WILLS.
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DOCK EFT CUTLERY.-We have justopened
Il a beautiful assortment of Rogers. Wosien-
holn's and Marshes g. Shepherds POCKET CUT
LERY which selling remarkably low.
Nov w II. HODGES & co.
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NIHISKEY g. GIN 10 bbls common pybis
w keys bbls superior old Rye--5 bbls Gin re-
ceivcd per Steamboat FIN Baltimore. in Store and
for sale by T.. X. THOMAS.
Jan 30 West side Market SQUARE
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T IFE OF PAUL JON ES, at the New Yorl
- Book Store. Price rs cents.
April N. b. WEBSTER.
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CLOCKS have just received a few bea a
~ tiful Brass, Spring CLOCKS, in Rosewood and
Black w alnut Frames. which we are selling aston
ishingly cheap. w. H. II. HODGES < co.
March
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EJOUR.--l0 bbls of FAMILY FLOUR
Il bbls Old Funk Whiskcy, for sale low by
Sep 20 T.. BROOKS, Jt,
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bags Rio Coffee, 5 bags La
~ guira Coffee,
+ 2 bids N. o. Sugar,
h ~ bbls Flour, Superfne and Family
y 10 boxes Candles, 10 boxes Tobacco
DO Pipes, boxes Ground Pepper,
casks cheese, Mustard. Sweet Soap Choco-
late Brooms, Buckets, Wrapping Paper, Loaf Su
gar Starch &c, in Store and for sale on accommo-
dating terms by L. X THOMAS
Jan29 West eide Nc III oo,,.,o
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E'LOU R. 1000 bbls S +. FLOUR suitable for
"A shipping, being In good ORDER for sale by
Jan 10 JOSIAH WILLS, Commerce. st.
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DLOUGHING.- wishing to have Gar.
i dens Ploughed, which is preferable to spadinr.
can have them Ploughed at The shortest notice o.
Apply to STEPHEN JAMES
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HArRH Saturday Mara
PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In he sap Oaida Jrom Eovrs-Thogaas suEe.n and Ia
dy Jennete. Mary, agnes Georgsnna and ThoEas SUI
ferr Jr, Richard Williamson Richard Williamson Jr Mrs
Stevens children and ssrvsnt Mrs Helen Gleason. Mr..
Louisa Maxwell Ar John stuart and lady Alb.n Stuart.
Fredk Prime George TeUz. Constantine Lasarwilt Hap
polite Coagnat, and $50 in the Storage
In ship Charle.ton from Chnrl>s;oH-Mr : Chadwick.
mrs Chadwick. Bliss Chadwick Mr. G Chadwick
M.s Bridges Miss Jane Bates Dir Charles manigsult.
Mrs Manigault, Cas- Il Louisa Mss Gabriel Emma and
Alfred Msnigault Mrs V Gsutier, Mrs Brown. Mrs
r Jones, Miss A n Wibirt. 6 81 Wilkins Buynard.
Mrs Barrier and child. Mrs Merrnan Miss S
Merrimsn, Miss H Lyman, G Bennett Mrs NJ
Beunes. s Bennett. Miss Bennett. Mrs Ann Hopkins,
John CIapp, Mr. Il Clspp. Mrs s D Clapp. w 6 Lane,
Mrs NJ c Lane, Miss A Lane. haster VIM Lane, Miss
T. NJ Bryce, Miss Mary Ann Gray, Mrs Wheeler, J
White Miss n F. White, VIM Swift Jr Pearson. A
Weyrnach, Ky Il Dooittle. Volger, NJ Hills. Dr. q
Squire Master Vinton, saml Robbins, w Hinckley,
c March lady and children, peter Gerber Jno Jack.
sol. coored
Ship H. Allen Filson, from C1arlesson-Mrs F o'Se.
Miss Taylor Miss Clark. oBraR Ferieds, Ferieos,
Marks, Parks futile, Hiddleston, and in The
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2s7s and ton Southern, a. Q75, per. Kill for home

sos25 and ton Southern, at PTS per XII for home
use Stock On hand 10 tons
IALLow, Erc-very little inquiry has taken place IN
Ieiow the ooy sale to notice being 30 casks Russia az
1H 80 per so xii. duty paid. Prices however maintain
their ground at Our quotations notwithstanding the
limited character Of The demand We report
ssle of leo bols American Lard OFF 50 for consup
ton.
WHEAT AND FLOUR An advance Of IT, has taken
place In the price OF home whea. during the pas.
sennisht The average the last Montiriliers market
being 57 per sack of 200 k;lo American -four Ia worth
3Ola3l per Dbl IN bond.
HAvRE, Saturday, May g.
At the las, exchange there was good demand for
Cotton and 1900 bales L. 8. changed hands a, an ed
vance of t.so that prices have received part Of tie
ground lost There seems however TO be litle conf
dence among the buyers for consumption prices be-
ing comparatively high and toe intelligence from The
n manufacturing districts not being satisfactory.
American Flour is obtainable al 3of a3l per Dbl. in
bond.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Packet 'hip Oneida; Funk, from Havre April 18th,
mdse, to Boyd d. Hncken.
Ship Allen. Wilson, days from Charleston, cotton
and to George Sutton Sailed In company with ship
ChsrIeston, for New York.
Ship Charleston, S days from Charleston cotton &c,
70 George Bulkiey.
Bark Georgia Collins, DIS I'm Savannah, cotton, to
Collins and Csrhart
Bark Louisiana Of Thomaston Spauidipg, 10 Gays i'm
New Orleans. 3G7 hhds sugar 10 6 Darby d Co; lOO
bos do. 90 bxs wine, Crocker & Warren ISL hhds ,u
gar. IS do moa,ses Bsrstow & Pope. 18th met lat q
co. Ion 20 30 spoke brig Almra. from New Orleans for
Providence r J. 9Th 81 co. Ion So AZ, spoke brig
Othello hence for Ponce PR
Brig Incgene, Spall IL DIS I'm st Croix (W E. sugar
&c, TO Benjamin DE Forest & Co Left bark Harriet
Thompson, -. to saii 18th schr Edward Iilct for
New.Yor 10Th In lat 81 L. Ion GO 10 exchanged zig
malls with Mary Eleanor, steering S.
Schr Toga. Collins. l6 do I'm Aux Cages. oeWood 10
to Cox Left brig Gnliems, Mayo, for Baltimore
soon-the only American vessel 10 port
Schr Caroline Ferris, DIS im Norfolk, corn, 10 d
Williams.
scbr Dove, Williams, DIS I'm Chinco.eague, corn, to
BIN Fox.
schr Emily Johnson, suedicar, days from Baltimore
mdse, TO johnson g. Lowden.
Schr Margaret Ann Hammond, de fun Georgetown
DC. -four, to Hitchcock g. Co.
May brig Eagle from Baltimore for Boston scbr Orip
from Richmond for Boston brig Delaware, from Apsle-
chicols for Eal River.
Fellowship Hartford, Sannemenn, DIS I'm Savan.
nah Gotten, TO Durham & Dimon.
SAlLED-From The Southwest Spit. packet ship
Queen Of the West. for Liverpool Wind S w.
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Books.
rNRY RUSSELL;

HENRY RUSSELL;
oR YEAR OF OUR LORD TWO THOUSAND.
A SoysL-
TIE kcce o. ruth gross strucEer csy nS day
/ bar tie o! rIgr srcucc De TakIrG
I;s- CREST its frozen letters hr-ssirg'
And Sir sing 10 20 5eSven is s-nhtsp
Tcss1g base continents in scorafui riay,
AID crcsai-z them with din OF grtrdins th1-cer
Thai makes OLE oticess sts-e II wonder
The renory OF CORY passed away
Ltus.rs II every heart, - II he Ihel
Rfpples The oy-gooe freedom OF tie SEA
AID every hour nev siecs Of promise tel
That he sres; soul shsil once Egsir b. free.
For tist and Jet more high H. curEurs swell
o. Inward strife for Tr-ih aae Liberty. LOWELL
TIE shove 10 he t;le OF work as issued It,s
on. OF he best gubihed- Ia local character which
In 50 nicely draw % be stsP;ed Aay where saps
with considerable merit
ALL TSE NEW MAGAZINES.
Gr.harn's MsE,-'n- for June, price IS ceuts
S,cd.vis Isdy's Sock do =
Lst:es' Ss,oral Magazine co IS "
The Tower Of London. NJ Ai-Iwortb, 81 "
The Freoch Ccos, coE,rIe;e. s5
J.ex Loog. or Shot N The Ere 10
Artisan G. lyons. - soos novel Is
All re ue~ books. periodicals ard publications. caa Do
rad =. GrsLsrrs Periodical store the prices
Country sseris Iuooied VIII ali Sooss a. The
lowest pr!ces WN. e. GRAHAM, Trtbare 6uildng.,
aysS tOSee OF Grshaul's MsRsrire
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corre,pondence of The Tribune.

LIVERPOOL. May 4. 1876.
with reference 10 circular Of tho 18th ult by The
40 steamer have TO advise that there has since been
,rp.; god demand for Cotton. but the market hav-
taseen r,oiN freely supplied partly from recent I'm
IA The l"ve.s have rather had the advantage scarce
howseer Amounting reduction Of ID per 10 from
* kishsN pS2t IN any description Fair Upaad 10 now
..oc,d ~ Oslesns A. and fair Mobile "a per 10
se sAies for the week ending 24:h nit amounted 10
$3.50 bales OF which spectators took 5000 bales and
1000 and the business for the week ended
~ Is $50 bales ofwhch 5000 we're on speculation
81 GOO for export. The American descriptions solfln
.,isst week consisted of 600 Upland at 81 as 81 60
orleans Mt 81 G. with few fancy lots 1t 81 al 1850
barna aud obile at 81 81 and go Sea Island at ~
q2d Der h. On Saturday the ID inst the business
,kout $500 bales and to-day about 6000, nearly all TO
consumers.
tent here they in the United States at the ast
ds.ss The Money Market has become easier, and
trade at Manchester In rather more healthy state The
import OF Cotton into Liverpool the last four months Ia
1 900 bales against 656 600 In the rs. four months OF
las, year The supply from the United States Is $40 000
bsipv decrease OF COG coo bales The stock In this
nor, on the inst 200 600 bales against $50 900
last year the period The stock OF American
5i6 600 or.at decrease OF 90 900 bales.
Hotwthstr nding the delay in passing the new Corn
Bl and Tariff. there s undated confidence IL the ut
mate success of ihcsc and quite strong
hopes before that will be done by the present Par
Hsmebt.
The market for bonded Flour Is rather frn and
PHILADELPHIA. which had been offered at 23'. 3D. cannot
now be bought 24s spd Western Ia steady AT 26s
per bbl Indian Corn free In fair demand at 36s a37. Cd
fo yellow and 39s s4ls for white per quarter Of 4s0
lb.; the value in bond lie Is Cd a2s per quarter less
few days 25 bbs. Turpeptpe have been sold
at 8, Cd h6a lid. per cwt Boston % Cd abs. Tar
los per Dbl the last sale was al The former price for
800 b5ls. Of good quality.
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psymeo OF al OF ~cca nus oe< sePPee ~ INC oAsA Oh
Also several Bills OF Exchange OF he following par,icu-
lsrs
Havana M,rch g % d. due Juue 6ADoupi iSs is I'd.
Drawn bv M-.srs Forbes CO., accepted by Forbes K
CO. ds,-d sombay, February 9th, Il cue October l6h-
amount $50.
Drawn bv T. Barnard, accepted BY Price Co, dated
s,.aford April end Il .. d.. due Apr s.h-smouui +5
Drawn by the Tvslejs- Banking Co.. sccsp;-d By Esn-
Co ds,ed Richmond, April llia q q. d. du7 May
prswn by NJ a. Manson. accepted BY Mes'rs FORBES <
Co. dsled PaIis, ApriI7 $, tar APn lS1a;nouns -
F-rres Co dsiei Hamburger, Msseh II, ~ d. Cue May
2o--.mouui :s6a IS Sd
Dcswr BY Moss Forbes Co. sccepeo eE Mess'S
Forbes Co. saed Bombay February H. 50 d. cae May
lS-Ruouni :. IS
Drawn ~ Mzssrs ia. TenpIeioo Co, accepted by
Morrison Co, dated Glasgow, APrilS, n d. cue Oe1o-
prs~n by h. wni -hSver Bank, accepted by Mesa
Price Co 5-,e6 Whiehsven April = l. O. Cue Apiil
D,,un bv Me,srs M:ehael,on Co RDthschud Co lro,
accepted aa,ed Stockholm, April s. 50 & d. cue May g
Drawn Sy Messr,. Murray. Sype Co, accepted by
M-.srs Ksf Co. dated Manis, Nov. IS, 81 s--snouni
$50 - :, ,.,,s ST., s,,ss
pxr bS M.s.rs Spse s.heih, accepted oy Mr. g.
Ssnr.r daiei Wien April c-nnoon' 80 t's IVc.
Df ca sInes Co By Lieut. Grr- E.eeCss on. : -
-n-,n ON M.s.rs GfirdlAy Co-hnIoon' Z Visa &C.
1,s:t on M-x,rs Soocre: Co--Snc2ni x. 70 &c
Drsft or Messrs Spoouer Cc;-aHonnt .et
Payren, OF al which Bus .! Exchange and Drs' tas
been sioPped ;. :. -,
y,,r., .hsT yiy. such ir;TrstcC as may !ead 10 me
sorsTy Of The sSova described Notes anc sls ain :!
i,v, frr- Ills ,ie shsl be enn.isc - - go. ..
wan: or proeortiopsie part thereof log aoy 7o1oc %
ihs Su.es received. Y !osti ol us~-
yis,on Of ,h- oaspder. 4 s;oeo ,;.., :. M,,s,a.,.
Amy 10 Ms.srs Buse Musns. Solci,o,s, . 20
cour. Pouiry; or 70 or D. soFFea's' R0-e'
M,n. AsoL HSe use L L ss3s nys ri.
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re- Magic Hair Dye.-Ked or grey Whissers chang
ed 10 beautiful black by the Eppc 4on Of
Phslon's Magic Hair Dye. Country gentlemen csn have
bottle Forwarded Them BY Express ohere by ,end
iug orders cash enclosed Pbslon g. Broadway
under Judsons Hotel Price win iul directions for
sccompHnyin g each bottle.
City Gentlemen have -ir Whskerr dyed stihe Depot
For sale bv Aspinwul Sc Wiism-st; Johnson, Moore
Taylor 81 Msden-lRnc; Sands Co n E,asi Broadway.
"a lima Ala
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,v evening the ls Instant after which Sir Robert Peel
aSe notice Of ;he Corn bill foE Monday next, CHS day.
sssa The whole House VIII go into Committee and proes-
NV dispatch it. and send forward to the House OF Lords
LONDON. 4,h May.
r. ros,noned discussion of the Corn Bill has kept
m,Iket in continued state of suspense and prices
- roa.s.h Wheat owing TO ANAL supplies nave sd-
reS o. TO S. bonded neglected, though occasional
=, ass for hard up 20 42s for very useful soft
- he present duty of l7s. per Or. Canada Flour
p.h al. to 3la and u 9. In bond nonally 25s TO 26s
.Sbl for superfne. Indian Corn ses q. 36s for 6ne
rov and 3ss TO 39s for white; from the Danube and
,,,r,nesn It has been sold TO arrive In July at 34s
s.,I In bond In the United Knsdom 5th April 22
"a or, Wheat 9i0s7I cws Flour and 3343s ors Indian
en-. Al this days market With better supply prices
= english Wheat were Is. TO 2s. lower.
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Remopals.

DEnOvAL.-PECK,N NICHOLSON WRIGHT Job
kAbea In Silk Goods have removed their silk and fancy
goods from lS9 P-srst to No 81 Cedarsl nearly opposite
the Pos;-Ofice, between William and Nassau New.
York they have received and prepared TO
show large and complete OF fashionable silk
good. carefully selected ffoa hs latest with
strict regard price The Jobbing interior Trsde North
er sud Merchants pectuy Invited
ca! and examine their for variety and exsn;
surpassed by aby other house, they rest assured ha.
extra Inducements will be offered them for Cash, or ap
rrove3 paper myi lrnis
LNAIRBANkS,S PLATFORM SCALES.-Fsir.
bauks Co. have removed 20 No. Ia Wsier.sL near
WsL ny4 isi
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General NorifEs.

cS- Notice to Masters of Vessels arriving a; the
Port of NeYuK, Pilots, after toe thrd dsy of Juue,
1876. The following extracts from the law regulating
oosranrne. passed MAJ Sih 1886, ore published for
sEcrIos 2 Vessels arriving at the Port of New.Yort
shsll subiecto Quarantine, follows l. All vessels
osf pses nj h
their departure which shall have arrived at any such
which during voyage any Of such fever ,hsl
have occurred. arriving hetween The thttyhrs day o..
noue for thirty days after their arrival. aud
least twenty days after their cargo shall have been dis
Heai,h Officer shall prescribe Az vessels embraced IN
the division arriving between the frat day OF
Apl the frat day of November exclusive Of The time
In said subdiv.ion mentioned; all vessels from foreen
port board OF which dupg The voyage or while Q, The
port OF departure any person have sick from
any place In ordusry passage from which they pass
South OF Cape Henopen, arriving between the
dsy OF MAY and the 18th day of October and all vessels
from any place Qncudng Isands) in Asia Aries. or The
Mediterranean, from any OF the Wesi lndia, hhhans
Remuds or Western Islands from any place In America
in The ordinary passage from which they pass South of
soreH arriving between Inc first day OF April and Tile nrsl
day Of Novebsr shall subject such Quarantine and
nher gulsous rs The Hcad Officer shall prescribe
SEC Is. Every vessel having had during the voyage
II sma pox, or infectious or contagious disease ano
every vessel foreign port having passengers and not
heIenbefora declared subject to Quarantine SHAH on her
arrival Quarantine Ground he subject 10 visitation by The
Oc-r but shall be detained beyond the time re-
Gusite examination unless she shall have had on
board during he voyage case OF siuSl poH or nec'
icct Quarantine the Health Othcer shs prescribe;
aud shs be the duty of The Health Oteer whenever re
thinks necessary for the preservation OF The pubic
health 10 cause the persons board Of any vessel 10 be
vsccnsted.
SIC -. Every OF vessel hailed by pilot who
shall ether-ls sre information such pilot relative
10 condition OF his vessel crew passengers or cargo or
the health place places whence he came refuse
20 give such information shall be lawfully required
I'd Or aud person from his vesuc or permit aoy eS'
csp, pilot board his vessel unload or tran.
.hp any portion OF his before hi. vessel sha have
h-,u visited and examined by the Health Officer; sd Or
.h approach with his vessel the city o New
than ne Of Quarantine 10 which he shall be directed
shall guilty. Of the like offence and he subject 10 The IKE
punishuen IL -Iceeding thousand dollars or
~ imprisonment exceeding twelve mnnih. or by both
fne and nprisonmentl HENRY VAN VENBERSh,
mylS ties hesh onoer'