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From the N. Y. Journal Of commeree.
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT.

For the annexed treasury circular, recently issued
by the British government 10 the collectors OF the
customs, authorizing the admission OF buck whsa''
Indian corn, and rice at the rate OF duties theIel
mentioned, we are indebted 10 friend IN Loneon'
who, IN an accompanying note, dated m% &C.. bssn
says; al understand that a similar leter mas oeen
this day received by the customs here, au'hoIi s
the admission Cat the reduced rates OF duty anu vi
the same conditions) of the remaining arueies Pfo
posed to be reduced; bal have moi peeh aug 70
procure a copy of t." A postscript 70 Lonaon
letter of March l6th-rsternng, we Pfosaiae, - uo
same thing-says; 1.-The new tarh goes INTO oPer-
alton this day al one o'clock, p m"
"TREAsURr CHAMBERS,
"l0th March, 1886
ua.sYrrnss: The House of Commons having
passsd the following resolution, substituting new
rates of duty on tho articles therein expressed, VIZ
aEssoIysd, That in lieu Of the duties OF customs
now chargeabe on the articles aforementioned, I'M
ported into the United Kingdom, the following duties
shall be charged, viz:
Buekwhsat, the quarter,
Maize, or Indian corn,
Rice,
of and from British posses
rough, and in the husk, the quarter, o
." of and from a British pos
session, the quarter,
| am commanded by the lords commissioners Of her
Msjssty's treasury 10 desire that you will admit the
said srees AT the rates Of duty speciied In the
sid resolution, until the first day Of August next,
or until Parliament shall otherwise determines; la
King, in each case, bond from the importers to pay
the duriss heretofore ehargeabe in the event OF the
duties imposed by the said resolution not being
sanctioned by Parliament.
III am, gentlemen,
s'Your obedent servant,
edward CALDWELL"
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington April ~, 1886,

The following translation ola notice to mariners,
relative to the erection oftwo lighthouses on the coast
OF Sweden, has been politely furnished to this de-
partment by the acting consul general Of Sweden
and Norway, at New York
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NEW PAVILION ARENA,
On A street, near Pennsylvania avenue,
Under the management Of

vi Suoot1 iehh1Ji'oho AVENUE
Under the management Of
Messrs. WEIGH, MANN, & DELAVAN.
N consequence Of the uneeasing series Of appiea-
tons, OF the most respectable classes Of socety,
the managers have been induced to prolong their
stay in Washington city, for two nights longer,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
On which occasions the graceful and interesting
equestrienne,
MADAME WOOD,
Will make her first appearance, and the whole
troupe will appear IN a series of most magnificent
speetaeles.
The price Of admission will be 2S cents.
To commence at before O'Clock.
IS-Gentlsmen, observei-xu
The amazing union of talent always found in Eva
y department Of this extensive establishment which
has earned for it the appsalion Of the star arena, en-
sures, for every one Of is representations, over
whelmng crowds; therefore the managers, in con-
sderaton Of the ladies' and in order to prevent con-
fusion or disappointment, inform the public that the
COX Office, adjoining the Circus Pavilion will be open
every day, from 10 O'Clock, a. m, until D. m for
the purchase Of tickets for the nights performance.
April 25-2t
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GOLD PENS.-A large supply this day re-
~ ceived, by F. TAYLOR, Of very superior
quality, for sale at a reduced price April Is
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kAt..as HOUSE FOR RENT.--A counforta
mi; BILE two-story brick house, containing six
II ill- rooms, on Sixth street, between and II
streets, and adjoining the residence Of Mr.. T. E.
France, will be for rent on the l.t of May at $50
per annum.
rr'' ]. F. CALLAN,
It'll street, corner Of E.
April 95--eo3t %
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10 BIBLE SOCIETY," THE annive rsary
meeting of the Bible Society of this city will be held
in the First Presbyterian Church. 4! street, on Mon
day evening, the 9th instant, commencing at a
quarter before o'clock. Addresses may be ex-
pected by the Rev. Dr. Adams, of New York, del
egate from the American Bible Society," and who
has recently returned from extensive tour through
France, Germany, Italy, &C., and by other dstin-
guished gentlemen.
The public are respectfully requested to be pres
ent.
BY the executive committee:
M. II. MILLER Secretary
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The following TRANSACTIONS of notices to mariners,
have been received this Department, from the le-
CATION of the United States at Copenhagen:
TRANSLATION.
"NOTlCE TO MARINERS.
ain conformity with the kings commands, the
following sea-marks will in addition to those speci-
fled in the ordinance of the Sd of November, 1910,
be laid down in the Spring, in the Sound, the
Grounds, and the outer harbor of Copenhagen, at
the nine places specified below:
"a. On the eastern side Floating buoys, with
brooms turned downwards upon white poes
81 on the western side of the battle-ground in 20
feet water.
81 in front of the Saliholensgrund,' outside the
Lusen in fathoms.
81 in front OF the 'Kraasebank,' in 4 fathoms.
B. On the western side. Floating buoys with
brooms turned upwards upon black poles:
81 in front Of the 'Sualsrump,' in a fathoms.
81 in front of the 'Sundby Hage,' in fathoms.
81 in front Of the 'Siubbertnp,' in 4 fathoms.
&C. At different detached points. Floating buoys
with balls or round wicker baskets:
81 at the shallowest point of the 'Knollen in ID
feet water.
81 northwest Of the sballowest point Of the 'Kyg-
gen, in fathoms and
81 at the shalowest point Of the Middeipuien,' in
90 feet water.
"The following alterations will be made in the old
sea-marks:
"a. The northern tun OF the 'Jniddelgrund Will be
replaced by tun painted red, which will be more
easily distinguished, and flag will be placed upon
it, instead OF the former black tun, without flag
At the 'Subben, black tun will be fixed instead Of
the present red un and at 'Tdnbebs Reef near the
wreck Of the ship-of the-line Neptune, small black
tun, with broom and pole, will be substituted for
the floating buoy hitherto in that place.
"The various tuns will be marked with the follow
ing numbers, viz:
THE 'Dragoe' tun will be marked l. the Cast.
rup' tun H. the Slider tun III, the Middle tun ",
the Norder' tun y the tun the wreck Of the ship
Neptune VI, the Subbe' tun vi, and the tun at the
'Krenen' VII
30. At the wreck of the 'Pr6pesteen,' two buoys
will be placed larger than those now there.
&C. At the 'Bredgrmden' floating buoy will be
placed with ball or wicker basket, instead Of
two brooms, the one turned upwards and the other
downwards
GAN these sea-marks will be, generally, laid out
and taken in simultaneously with the light-shp in
the grounds but they will not be laid out until 1t
can be done with safety, or until there shall be no
reason to fear that the sea-marks may be lost or
displaced by the floating ice.
"The buoys at the 'Sandrspoiungen, Sttder
Rysse,' and the 'Hoimetungsn' shall remain out
throughout the year. At the point at which the
Dragos Sandrsos tun lies buoy Of the same descrp-
ton as the others on the western side will be
placed whenever the former is removed IN the nu-
tumn.
GAN which is published for general information.
"CoPEsHAeEH, 18th February, 1916"
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
IA 40 nl4r

April %, 1876.
The following decree Of the government Of Peru
has been received from the United States consul at
fayta, and is of great importance to our whaling
vessels in the Pacific:
81, Ramon Castillo, president Of the republic,
sidering-
81. That the residents at Tumbes are deprived
of the advantages which they derived from the
presence Of the whaling and sealing vessels at that
place; and
"a That the government 10 bound to promote
by every means in It's power the welfare and ad-
vancement Of all the places in the republic; having
obtained the assent Of the council of State, do
"DEcREE:
"ARricLE l. Foreign, or national whaling or
sealing vessels may enter the harbor of Tumbes,
on payment of the simple duty of ten dollars as
anchorage, free from all duties Of port captancy,
roll, and health.
20. The captain of any whaling or sealing
vessel may introduce free, Of duty, into Tumbes
the quantity of oil which he may wish to sell in
order to obtain the provisions and supplies re-
CURED
-. The captain, agent, or consignee Of any
whaling or sealing vessel shall present the mani
fest on clear paper, well the order for her
clearance.
"a. The captain Of the port of Tumbes, shall, of
his own authority alone, issue the license depart
to whaling or sealing vessels, whether national or
foreign.
"5. Whaling or sealing vessels, remain subject, in
cases Of clandestine introduction of merchandise,
cial regulation which they infringe,
''The minister of state of the treasury is
charged with the execution of this decree.
"Given at the palace Of the supreme government,
at Lima, on the Sd of January, 1886.
"RAMON CASTILLO, Manuel del Rio"
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IL The Rev. DR.. Adams, OF New York
city, will preach in the Capitol Sabbath morning, a
III O'Clock, and in the 4th Presbyterian Church. 9Th
street, at quarter before 8 in the evening.
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EXCURSIONS ON THE POTOMAC.
a ~e1 THE PUBLIC are hereby i'd
vised that the quick and beautiful
steamer POwhatan now leaves Bradley's wharf
daily, at 9, a M, for Aqua creek, and returns by
a., o. mi thus giving ladies' and gentlemen disposed
10 make a pleasant excursion down the river an op-
portuni,y Of doing so on any day they may prefer
The boat passes in full view of Fort Washington
and Mount Vernon, and the other objects Of interest
on the river.
Passage for the round trip, g.
Nv. ROGERS, Captain.
April 25-3taw3w
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TURTIS'S DIGEST OF THE DECIS-
~ ions of the Courts of Common Law and Ad-
miraity in the United States completing and con-
Guiding the series which commenced as Metcalf and
Perkinss Digest vol. 3, running from M to the end
Of the alphabet, and concluding the work, is this
day received for sale by f. TAYLOR
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I5- NOtice.-The Rev. John G. Young,
President of Centre College, Danville KY, will
preach in F street Presbyterian church on Sabbath
next, the Goth instant, at III o'clock a. m.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. Anril %. 1916

The following TRANSACTIONS of notices to mariners,
have been received at this Department, from the le
cation of the United States at Copenhagen:
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The following TRANSLATION Of notice to mariners
has been received at this department. from the lega
ton Of the United States at Stockholm, Sweden.
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RESOLVED, That we are in favor of terminating the
joint occupancy Of the Oregon territory by the Uni
ted States and Great Britain, by giving the notice
as provided by the convention of August 1927; and
that the imperative necessity and clear propricy OF
this act to us to be so ndispuable that can
find no terms to express our amazement that there
should be a single democrat in doubt upon it.
Resolved, That we hail with enthusiasm the noble
and high toned American spirit with which the no.
tice was carried through the House Of Representa-
tives, and that the vote this subject fairly oblte
rating, as it did, all party distinctions, was sigma
testimonial in favor Of the course Of the Chief Ma
gistrate Of the nation, and was in accordance with
the doctrines Of his message and the ascertained
wishes Of the American people.
Resolved, That we regard the policy Of passing
the notice, provided by the convention of 1927 a.
not only essential to the preservation of our honor
nation, and the protection and future welfare o.
our fellow-ctzens in Oregon, but as emiDently es
senal to peace and we are unable to appreciate thu
wisdom the justice, the expediencv OF the course
propriety Of giving the notice az il came from tn,
House, or was reported from the Committee on For
eign Relations in the Senate.
Resolved That there is a wide and painful differ
ence between proper and judicious reflection upor
any great question, and the exhibition of that spri
which delights in suggesting an impossible compro
mise, and in decrying the title Of government to
territory all its own--thus encouraging our rival
Great Britain, TO cherish hopes that can be full
filled, and precipiating the country upon an unpre
pared and protracted war.
Resolved, That we Hereby return our hearty &C
Acknowledgements to those representatives and sena
tors in Congress who have not hestated to do thei
whole duty TO their country upon this al-engross
ing question: in disregard Of merely personal inter
ests. and in defiance of the clamor which woult
Weld all 10 Great Britain simply because she is
veteran in the crimes Of conquest and Injured to tn
blood and cruelty Of subjugauon and war.
Resolved, That the democracy Of Pennsylvania i
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Will make her first appearance, and the whole
troupe will appear IN a series of most magnificent
speetacles.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
lErom our regular eorrs.p0nden,.l

. New YoHK, April "a, 1886
The contemplated Effect Of the measures before ne Cana
dian Parliament likely 10 groV oui d ne aootiio" y
duties on ,ehsai &C., upon the trade and business q
Mslo York, and the STATE esrais-Csn be ,eoursis'-
acted by an. amendment Of the inland transit draa',
back bin, 50 as 10 admit Canadian 0hsai, flour, and
other produce 10 pass through the States Jor srPoria-
ton free Of all duty v-Ffsigh much less from .Nsn
York to Liverpool than from IhOnirsai 10 me same
poini.-hssupanes on vessels also kss.-Jhonbeai
anIio'ls 20 regain The trade Of Upper Canada, dperfsd
under dra,obaek transportation through ISs1 YORK
from the Sc. Laurence. WhesAcrtgh .-Candi-
dates for the conventional Consumption Of cotton
oper the World-Cassss Of is future increase, Sfe.-
PossibLe srlenl CanaL breaks-.Mqkels, &c.
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Among other al'-utdHtS. the new Constitution
i. IN be-ul New York La. a clause which rr.,id,.
=, ,L .,,... -, H., ST., -,
= > ~ F''F = a. .
e'"''' '''' ne ~ J. '"ufhf' ~ discuss 4 .
THIS N'c'r has HE blowing uHark~:
II must give grral 2 81 10 a popular canvass The
qualifications ST lil.> ir lbs Iii % VII a,uhi les
hr ninsl rarr,Gly discuss sd Tie business If an En-.
ainrtr Is sfncrI, MehhGc as nnrh 81 a, lhs af Pro
tesrT o MATHEMATICS o. course tn II an reason " iy
CHE nan should be chus,n rall,r Than arorl,r Is be-
cause h" Is better quail H., la dts ur Is dups
his hnou dye the SEM rp Is tnarp xtedrd ur
exact l lie Ir.LaIr links IAal all can .l,rr,
sInnd TAX. IT,, stump. lla mr Mr. Ja.r~on haral-
pulne public ee rn ~ d nr ,lan his >Infrr anal fr
or tne, f.p Iugintcrosrr ll,sr a, Mr. Tnalnp
sui Behold nin. chaik IN hanl before The III ck-
board drnousiral1t . I ..ua,s ne,lnu'' # ..fr,u
1000 10 q q Ut he lr and md, ridenl c.o, Of
hr toniro,w, ath ,, his t,r,eci km5u dee If sues and
cosmes 0net"ts amt cota grnfs secafs and rosecais
and all the lerunlciIllies ol .rrrupaompiE Win what
wonderful skill ,es he calculate hrlrlns and TAX,
harng> aud lay dow liu, aud SET ih Io,n tlas
tr all possible operations. Aud what ,h uis uf ap
clause arse lr'm thai sra Il uplurred faces as he
srltssly ctalI, g's ts oprurenle u,ei hm in the
fsd. IN The face oi the dayto ho~ aside all ds,s-
-. Ia abandon all snhlpflGups and u,nirv rr,n,nI,.
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TREASURY NOTES.

Inc Secretary Il the Treasury, after making intfrc
'oa tH'fs t. ehc an exthan.e ot his treasury notes
hf Bank mites n New York has at last niyen notice
MAJ re Is e"nI 10 ISSUE notes 10 he amount OF hree
"'7hS {" d"IlaN' bearing int srest of ) and Two
hi'fS per cent lelovHes individuals or corporation,
tvuiear' called laak-) Ii these mites in su lis
n'' less Than one thousand juars and To depose there
"r specie With any ol the Assistant Treasnrrs Of the
United States u feualn, Ia be whether any spe
re VIII he hrihromna On these terms We can con
crlve n" possible motive Baak would have To lend lis
m'.'y al his rate, when can be easily and safely dis,
posed vi al a much hignr
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W The sea board has been pretty tfrcually stripped
OF regular troops single Company is lett IN New York
H"o not So large farce any where else. There are
ho enough mea III must Of the ear-ons 10 FIRE salute.
lie detached companies ut the several artillery regl.
"cn's are now on their way 10 Point Isabel where they
"'e III be organized into regiment, and form the
c'eus OF an expedition against Tanplco.
We are al i SIS To know where the whole Of the
regular force is. Gen. 1ay1r has at NJ alerey no,
more Than $500 men Of all arms. There is not a foil
regiment left On the Rio Grande Gen. Kearney has
a'ou three hundred (ravalry) under his command aud
"'n' DOL not 50 many. Surprising The ranks inil
Inc army ought 10 cnnsist Of more than / 7 900
lie recruiting service goes very slowly, except IN the
l'fse cities where good many foreigners picked up.
ocers have been engaged during the sumncr,T 1T polns
!" Inc valley oi Virginia aud elsewhere IN the SAT-.
a'u We believe that ~, ~ !ettus have ben @iu,d.
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BALTIMORE. Oct - ; Z NJ
The news 10y The steamer has had bouncing Effect
IN mr q I'd oran IN the Baltimore laafk,t to-day -
Howard street nj which Yesterday fcely offered
ii s. per haItt this II. r'ng held ecnefly Al g. Is
ih"n1h some holdpfs wiling " tao s. ~ aud a
ale ii lUO hoIs. made TN, ratc ihs mnt"
tliy Nils ais " lch could have been bounhi ycstr
day ~ Il. lsno" held at s.. There H. huwev,.
nothing doha. nar viii tbffe br, uoll the New York
marked becomes sfllled
Wheat Is selling brshly At an adva1ec Of about 10
IT'S There Is as Ne No mat,tia change in the pf,re ol
purchasers ate drsposcd walt or ad, ices from
The north
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FoREiG.N CORRESPONDENCE

81 p,r.,.,,..,,. A.. ,e,r
We saw her. n, ,i,a t.. =
rum. in The ", ,,r y ,},o, , a.,
Empress in her ,oG.., L.,II,,
fina walks Th,, ,,,, go, -
yplyel-s,ue were ,,I,..I ,., ,,f
fined IL, b.c.,,i., lr h.a,o,, MI.
f.. v,5, rich and
IN Fnr,no ,rt..o#,,....,, :. ~ u.s.
Ave #i,,., ,,..,l H. il, '' ~ "
scflqI,na,i,rr,,5I, .u.,.;.,,,N.. ',''''. .''''s
/ b.y. .r,.,,a, ,..,51l. >
Ter o,,den ,,f,,l T.,
Tho + nod. p.l,.o t=,
IT, ol -. ~ A., -
and s,,i,ad ,,,, ,..,, ~ =, ~, ~, LUZ -"
and cI,o,.li.,s .a3 ,.ll.,. O''''"''
/ ~, GU, , ' ~
,,,,,i.,.,,,, H.. r,.,. - w at
and r,,.l.., a'''' z,'''' I'VE COCOA
IT,. '''' '"'la ''oh Tue
and v..s ~ ,'...1,., "''' '' III pos
IN I'M. ,,,ls,, =. was very warm
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Correspondents, ofibe Baltimore Patriot

INV \ DIRK, pcl. - : T. NJ.
he news hy HE Caledonia VA received he1e Il, eN
press last night and WAS published IN The papers thus
mornng.
Inc markets are much affected hy the news but ma
reliable Transaction, have irdnspfcd on Which pfcdl
rate irrail, Fur,s at hfradsluils are held hlahrr
hut the ers which sad have received are
reported 10 hc contradictory
Some sales ri Gcooe,-e,. Il N were nalr at ST. g -
Holders ct com a'e ashug Secs. but buyers do MOI
appear willing IL glye Al ptternt.
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W EDWARD {. CautLr.# Who has just been elected
10 'nGe>s ir1n thu STATE Of Florida IS highly erf-
ed Young NlraInlan, The san Of Judge wv II CAnELL.
III 'he Oonfl &" Appeals. He ftly elected In the
present Congress. 10 SUPP, the varanry occasoned by
The elevatlon d Mr. lyY the Senate Ban the House
"i Representatives,. by very small najorly thought
proper Ia lake Tie election of the hands OF the rc,
PIE and cho'se a9o her. We heartily glad hear oil
his Success
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L STEERING.

FENlf suhsctiprr a Plasirrrr lfuln Baltimore hnvnr
heated ~ HIS place. allrfs his services iuihis
munly AMI surrounding connles Wuh m experience
I nearly "a IA his trade. and most II that time
spent IN the Norihefa cites, he thinks hr pleas
any VIII may laypr Inn viii call. He understands
The OWnmroal branch, well MS limitations ~ r ok
aud GmnlIe IA Siurs5lng. lhns- whn have plss'errg
Ia do. "unld d we'll Ia 1--WE hun call before engaging
any one else, as he Is we'll supplied win hands, and
derc IS no danserol disappointment.
JOiINLONG.
n. B-Rrpaung done with despatch and nsa,ness
J. l..
june Is NI2nf
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~ Nollit RU MARKET, October 7, lS46
" hal. Rnalne from 5 Us 10 81 u, prr bu.hel.
fhW - uo IT, t5l2i per barrel, tom wagon.
Conn. -3o ctns from Wagon. Scarce.
.Nedi 81 cents per hnshrl H. damand
Bacon. frou ., II I cents flo,n wagou
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For Rent,
TO TX n. "

Be kESF,
E,'ph term OF ihtee or "ur yeats a very desirable
PLANTATION.
helonllo9 10 the estate ui James 6 Drat inr dec'd
situated N ho county II CampbelI al The cunnlrnoe of
Saunton aud Ottrr rivers.
There is upon he land romlarrahln
DWELLING HOUSE
and other necessary un hns's. There anc ,s,d and
III cultivation, hrt"r,n IVA aud three hundred acre. of
rXccrG, land fair rn,portDn oi whrh is river b,tum
CllAS. II. LYNCH. Ex'nr
Vi Jas. G. Dcaring deed
Sept. 10 VII IL
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Executors sale Of Valuable
L.E.1'H.

" Ill he sold Ia tie highest bidder. / sday tha
u day ct Nevainnrr next. lhe late rr.idrn,p Df
Thomas Maufr dec'j., in Camplrll ruuaty abuut one
nllo Ian a,svllr
900 AcREs OF LAND.
nnded by erea rrrrk mud pau III Snnplon river INV
grounds md Is good fr Iobnccn aud other pfoduce--
Snndty other thtna@ Will alsa ~. sold
TERMS OF S.3LE
credit al ~ months. the purchaser giving band
With approved security ard the i,e retained until all
thr m1nry IA paid AID trust deed on the land To Sc
csfe the payment.
The sale l. Or ah7vs wfltien if suitable J,v il
not. The hfst Suitable day.
Any person Wishing Ia view The land before the day
=" sale, VIII apply 10 either ii lht Executors.
DANIEL MOORE,
TlIOS. MOORE.
Executors of Thu'. Moore. decd
Oct 22 ION
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o. The C'ion gives qpa~ DENIAL 10 the ramor.
all al thai the NJ" itk and Pennsylyaola eolont,tfs
have been Hdefrd Il lak' Tie ir aud al, 10 the u
NOR ot an attack an lera Cruz having heen ordered We
WcSanr these are mere qlrs ions II me II the war
Is moi speed y ennrd AM NJ prospect ui tha,-
t'> aud all the oiher volunteer, will have Ia march Ia
M'Aro, aud II Is Ia be hol'd The Navy may be called
upon l" da something 10 retrlrse lis character which
has evidently :, II nd tom lis ua,lon dnrlns the sun
met We are u ash d Ia ind hat the Ono ship oi the
hue Is to be fitted Tor nedatry aud that the ST
i1"r'ncc galr, On the soeks at NotalA Is ordered
10 be launched iorhaiih
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Is.
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fhr Roxy Mouprarus,
P,Uo', Journey Ia Anrh,
lhrrp,,o- ierpllerilons If Mexico,
Dr. Darnn's lnyrIs IN The East
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Oct. % Is