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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session of the Wirty-second
Congress the United States Of America.
rPuaLIe-Nn. OF


AN ACT making appropriations for the payment Of in
valid and other pensions Of the United States for the
year ending the thrtieth Of June, thousand eight
hundred and fifty -four.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the United States of America Congress assembled That
the following be and the hereby appropr
ated of any in the Treasury not otherwise p
propraed for the payment Of pensions for the year end
ing the threh of June thousand eight hundred and
ffty-four:
For invalid pensions under various acts four hundred
and eighty thousand dollars.
For pensions to widows and orphans under the of
July the fourth thousand eight hundred and thirty
six and July the twenty thousand eight hundred
and forty-eght, twenty-eight thousand dollars.
For pensions to widows under the act Of seventh july
thousand eight hundred and thirty eight ninety thou
sand dollars
For pensions to widows under the act Of third March,
thousand eight hundred and forty three thirty thou
sand dollars.
For pensions to widows under the acts Of the
teenth Of June thousand eight hundred and forty
four second Of February thousand eight hundred
and fortyeight and twenty ninth Of July, thousand
eight hundred and forty eight two hundred and seventy
two thousand dollars
For hafpsy pensions to widows and orphans provided
for by the eleventh section Of act approved January
the twenty NINTH thousand eight hundred and hir
teen and the first and second sections Of act approved
the sixteenth of April thousand eight hundred and
sixteen in addition to unexpended balance ten thou
sand dollars. Improved, January 20, 1853
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

This being private bill day the Houscresumed the con-
ideraon Of the bill for the relief Of David Myerle here
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TPuBLro-No. Ill

AN ACT making appropriation for the payment Of
Navy Pensions for the year ending the thirtieth Of
June, thousand eight hundredsnd hfty-four =
Be edeted ~ ne Senate and House Of Representatives. Of
The Ued States Of Aericd Congress assembled That the
following be and the is hereby appropriated
Of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro
prated for the pay OF navy pensions for the year ending
the thrteth Of June, thousand eight hundred and
ffty-four:
For invalid pensions, twenty-five thousand dollars
Approved January 20, 1853.
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RESOLUTION explanatory Of the appropriation for the
Improvement Of the mouth of the ekonk river and har
Dor Of Providence, Rhode Island
Resoped By The Senate and House Of Representatives Of The
Oned States Of america Congress assembled, That the
clause in the Act making appropriations for the inn
of certain barbors and rvers approved thr
eth Of August eighteen hundred and ffytwo, making
appropriation q for removing rock the mouth
of the Sekonk river harbor Of Providence Rhode Island
construed to authorize the removal Of any rock other
distractions at the crook the entrance mouth of Be-
konk river harbor Of Providence and State Of Rhode
Island [Approved, January 20, 1868.
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A RESOLUTION for surrendering the site Of the old
0gletborpe Barracks to the City Council Of Savannah
Georgia.
Resolved thc Senate and Houseof Representatives. of The
United States Of America in Congress assembled That tho
Secretary of War be and he is hereby authorized to con-
vey to the City Council Of Savannah Georgia. the site Of
the old Ogethorpe barracks adjacent to said city, which
said site has long been abandoned by the Government
and in consideration Of the liberaty Of said city
rendering TO the Government heretofore certain lands
known as the new barracks in said city
Approved, January 90 1863.
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TPuBLIc-No. l0.1

AN ACT to surrender to the State Of Ohio the unfinished
portion Of the Cumberland road In said State.
BE enacted By he Senate and House Of Representatives Of
the United States Of America Congress assembled That
so much Of the Cumberland road in the State Of Ohio
lies between the city of Springfield in Clark county Ohio,
and the line Of said State and all the interest Of the
stone and other materials belonging the United States
and procured for the purpose Of being used in the
srucon Of said road and all the rights and privileges Of
every kind belonging to the United States connected
with said road be and the hereby transferred
and surrendered to the said State Of Ohio.
Approved January 20, 1853.
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Sugar Duties ---No. -.

'''- '"stc OF 4s.4HptA.
In the av,t number addressed to you, ! did
not nor do now desiga, to enter into an rXAmi.
na'on OF the various systeNs Congress ha-, nom
tine - time devised 10 iaise money TO cary ou
the oPPei atlun, IT government, under the power
conferred by tkc stu section Of the LIST Attic', Of
;be Constitution ii tue United S,aics, so lay.
aHi Collect !UNe', duties imports aud eNctsss.
iA' exercise O.! 'HS power, has, IN former times
divided ;.t people mIo parties. tue enc insisting
''At hF o., ss.h SNiC1yaEsGt duties on import,
could ue established ~ shvGl3 exclude i.ry - Ia
rrlcs, and articles ut foreign growth altogether
iuus protecting domestic mauLNCtuye---yiGS
,Lrm &c.. pos,essjoUu OF our usgktts. The other
party have generally coEtenIcd ,hat Gutyr tai,
power Congress cou.d ouiy impose such duties as
were necessary 10 raise = revenue 10 ear, 900 'He
C'',nwru', and ,o enable IL 20 iu'hl Us tuu-u
'H'i,u.I eus'Etu.euJs Upto 1916, it may bt
sft" ;hc party 10 favor Of hrsh du..s tor gle Vug.
-.-s &! Ts0;et,.H- home manufactures, Was go D.
''e'H|-'I -uI ty wcaus Il 'tc.r sys:.u 90 -.,-
.t au.l.s 81, that / 80 slg G,ru.Hg 40 article ,u
cost mash worc thau B. l.l re.,n, and placing
duty 600 Nu u,Satati cost. i.3 !yroJi.l..U i1
20 ,I>caaujrg vt cyli.tU ARTICLES manufactured ur
grown aa.o,j. was IS lliyi. snJ ,bc home lut
u..tc.a'gr aH1 producer thus got tu,''u pr.,,,s.u
90 ,., w.IS.i- To- i.e -Juat ycy a i.' c.u,"-
..tr. Ca ,.v aJst 4Ev oi December 1876 the
p,p-,u; system, tauk effect establishing u
duty ur TX q so per cent oU tie yI'ns e.!
d.r.r,.sl. al Tie place &C cSporlau,n, except, As
/ have ,... go ,,A aau coffee, which aye aau..t.yI
wuaaa. paying auy uuty Whatever. tIgk. 30,
ih.susf. 90 val not De Gragc1. Ih-t CuuEr,,-
c,au0t ri,a.ia'.s impose any duty upon amy urt
t,c lrVa,,,. utO or country, except such duty
or tax ur urcts,sr, toy re, ,uue iuJp,>es-a he
Nuuu ,hA, 3. iui slice. Kegssp, vs. lie ayutcd
d. - .Ul ia. 3D.
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lhc nrmurfur, OF Scicnrr.


The "lLgiairlpln Ledger" in noticing the
death Of NJ. Arag", the eminent F.ench phlloso.
phcr pays ucrtrd tribute To the great ones Of
The earth III science and points out the Influence
'Ari'td 10y ~ many e them IN favor Of RATIONAL
freedom, t'Imiug tina, Influence The Democracy
ct science llis iS true. Who did more for tho
hhttu'N oi ms country than N, greatest of Amer.
l'ah r"'o,ophtrs--F Franklin Watt and many
"'"'' great men we'e also distinguished for lib
'ih' principles hat abuyc all, We recognize tho
"'H''rAc\ ~ Science IN the absence Of rank
mud "rl~tocratlc d,ccut In almost every one of
those men whose discoveries IA science, whose in
,'uli,ns IN mechanics, md whose works Of art.
have crowned the countries With gave them
tn'l with Immortal honot-- Copencus. kcplet,
Newton, II AItn,lrrt, pavy, Cuviet, Lin nus.
: Whitney, ana host ol other great ones OF all
nhll"n', were mru 81 low degree. Among tho
i,h", science claims her modest sons from the
lower "ul the middle ranks In our avn eoun-
Try, THIS IL particularly trur and cannot be- other.
NeE' W can point with, pride to Hare, Henry,
9.,""'n' htury, smith, citizen Agassz, and many
..N'''' IN fnsl1nd there j. Farradav, Sir David
Ii'Ws''r Stephenson, owen, Miller, and host
oi others IN Tact We dnuut know scientific man
uN d'seu' Umorg all the aris'ocrEcy except Lcrd
ho's, VITO II I'm honor TO Tia class
: Science, also, ~ II to mock the CLAIMS Of learn.
tg as well NJ noble BIRTH often selects her bright
ct gems from the sell taught and the lowest Of
We t"'N. liAd, the young RstICr, mer who has
. recently maoc 81 many discoveries among the NJ.
. 'l'.d' received bUl common school education.
' cry new II cur great inventors have been favor.
81 with more than an ordinary education II has
been sad that while the snges OF Cambridge in
+ lnglNnj, were evolving some Problems in math
'mhiics, the saecs Of the machine shop invented
the spinning frame, a." steam engine the steam
Ut L..
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Execution of the slave Law.

~ Jane last, John Freeman, a coiured man
residing at Indianapolis was arrested by the U
s Marshall as the alleged slave Of Pleasant FL.
lington. On hearing before the commissioner
it was proved that freeman did not owe service
to Ellington; whereupon he brough, suit against
the Marshall for mislcarance IN the premises of
his arrest AMI detention.
In view Of these facts, Mr, Bright inquiries in
behalf Of the Murshall-
lst.-Wheher the case can be transferred
from the courts of the State o! Indiana TO those
az the United States And
2i-Whe,her the Marshall may be authorized
to employ a counsel in his defence at the charge
Of The United States,
In reply to the above questions, Mr.. Gushing
L. $, Attorney General, says:
In regard to the first paint am of opinion
that, both parties being inhabitants of the State
of Indiana, there is no existing provision oi law
bv which the case can be removed 10 the court.
Of the United States; and do not think il ex.
pelient to this case ut least in the prescnt stage
1T II, to suggest any other possible mode oI
bringing It before tho courts of the Untcd
States. II may, of coruse, be made the subject
Of revision there.
AZ to the second pNint am Of opinion that II
woul be proper for the President to authorizu
the employment Of counsel, at tic public charge
for the defense Of the marshall
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Ottawa Literary A,sociarion.

number Of our citizens met on the evening
Ollie 22l, aud completed IN organization IN
der the above name /, is the object of,he A.
sociation to hold weekly dscussions--baye Is
Gays read, and take measures for procuring .
City Library Such an Association wei. con
Quoted would be OF grea: benefit
At the last meeting 4 Hampton was elected
President DR.. Hard, Vice President, Dr. Harri.
Secretary an1 Librarian, Mr.. George, Editor
and D. T. Jones, Treasurer
Question for discussion next week. Resolrtd
That the annexation Of Canada to the United
tries.
Meetings held every Tuesday evening in the
Mechanics Hall
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view, OF the scheme Tor hiiInS
Iuin with N.M,A,.

..... s..,.,rftp,p IA tho pro.
N 9n''N'" j. 81 I''', ',Ir,h..vI,I.,I ,..n.
pie 81 '"' s'"''' ","' ~ I'D, ooh, I, h,.
than TIE Grs'.''> " ''y -, interest Gr .r,.,ll
ber" "t''! ''',''s a,n, f.,,,,,. a. III, r,,.t
Yeas "'" ''' ~ ''' .,,r,,. that can a,,.,
momentum "N i.''"t That IL :. irJ,..,lplly
tN''s '".'.'5 Inn. and fat, of our ,ngn
,'""','' w.t." '' INNS, r,,,t rive. to ,leol.
"H' - ''.,S -, G-,,t Irra.n. concerning
'I'N wv H., ..,,,.l3i.,u' oflhr Island
N'p' 81, ',.' '..i .I...4I,.,.. .ul,rfute
.il.'.,.. !. IA. L,ii, Jo.lt from the accounts
.h..l.,.g...u.r... lived. illt,hr Euu.h ministry
,''' '..,, '....... u,aly supul4u,r4 Nth
,''..' ~. ,...,,r.. ia, the lu,dDc,,un Of ucglu
&C.,, i,', ry.a The information
~ ,,.... IRON, .,b r,,,rt,,. that ii truuot be- duuD
~ .u.,. A..lu',.rn }Hs.J, Uuuusn,r~ that ,ut
.,,,.,I..,rt have received uugur,li,ual,o uiot.
,...r.., q, that effect. or orp correspondents
.....J ti.E.,f ,rtarurl ur., ui Me klsai coz,
.g..,ErA.ta..ak u.l,r letter Writers ut0e
'tfe -aa.ra ...r.r,. As To- la details OF the
,r,.ry. ties rruuulN .glyc, though hg.r uc
.l,,.ss..,,,. go s,,.r ,.',nt cuye,Wal ]. Is
pretty Wei cs'a"'i-l,4, however, that It la,
been stimulated Is "tlc Ugh ,uulrac'ps pow
ri-." tlI Sr,su may. u1jgr 1ho Ir,;rr,''H 81
Gsgat Eut.n. introduce "to,ts tom Africa TO
l.y Island 90 lie tuU'., as 'pv'u'Se. tur Ten 81
moe years aud that at lletnI oi thar service
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Tothc Patrons ot the
uoYVAWA ERCETI&CEst.'

In the las. rumb,r Of The Free Trader, It was
announced to is patrons, that for the future ii
woul be uuGer our charge. Accordingly we
have, this week, entered upon oar duties, art
trust that We shall be able to discharge them. 10
such manner as 10 meet with the appreciation
Of our readers.
As to the character Of ,le paper, It may 10
come extent, deFeud upon circumstances; yet
VI. general plan upon which We ia,eud to Goa.
duet it, may be briefly stated,
In politics, as ii has been, so It viii cou'.nHt
10 be- democratic IL will he our object, wien
ever nccessarv, to support and offend those pin
cples upon which tie democratic party have So
often declared the government ought to be al
uinis,crej, and upoa which tie people have de
cla-ed, at the ballot box, that it should be ad
mini,.ered, Tor more lhsn four tiih Of the time
since its organization, The progress and pros
pery or our country is withou, parallel For
these blessings We are to look to our civil in.
siilulions, and sound legislation. We desire to
zee those institutions preserved IN their demo.
cratic simplicity and pud'y.
Among people Ike our ovn, where the ut.
most energies are being pat forth in every de
partment ofliie there is an immense amount Of
matter Of daily occurrence worthy the careful at
tentiou and study OF every man Business men
are rapidly filling our country with improve
ments agriculture is receiving new life and wig
or, wealth i Increasing fIster than ever before
the man Of letters AMI science is continually
sending forth the choicest productions and our
national and State affairs are daily becoming oi
more and more importance, From this vast
store house al material, We shall cndeavor Il
CLEAN that which will be the most interes ing
and instructive to ou- readers. Whatever relate;
TO the interest Of this county AMI Safe in poll
tics, education. agriculture commerce, and in.
proyements will receive Il ready admission int,
our column, Oar selection. will be com posec
Of those productions which contain literary mer
II and convey the most valuable affirmation
To treat all subjects, parties and organizations
with moderation and candar will be matter
OF duty. We mean to respect the candid or'u
ions Of others, however mach they may differ
from our own
Iffavored with good degree Of patronage
which we tlust viii be tie case, we shall soor
purchase neg press md new type, aul en-
large he siz' OF The paper SO as to furnish more
reading matter
C. AVERY.
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aSNrxuTlN oP HeNpuRAs.--A Washington
CORES pcnleEt Of the lubsne states that appca.
ton has been made to our Government to annex
Honduras to the United Sia'es, tut no answer
has vet been returned The lioudurenrs are
rather bothered b. their war with Guatemala
aud ,le controversy hey lave on band will
England aboI. the l-lnnl7 and oher matters
They accordingly would like to transfer them
selves to the United Siate', aud "a an induce
meme offer country very rich IN sliver and 9th
metals, aud possessing the most advantageou,
line for an iu,eroccauic railroad that can be finn.
out Of thc United States A!r T. G. Squi,r. VIII,
i now in that country Negotiating for a charter
under which to open this route, has had grea
deal to do N getting up the proposal in quCs
ton.
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Ia,c uad Interesting from Havana.

Rrporicd i.urrsctioHGry Nocmc"t Ndek
npon tie Fart al Drae1a ARREST Of SnSPec'
ted Parsons, dc.
CuARLEsroH, Nov. L.
Tho steamship Isabel arrived here early this
morning from Havana and Key Wet, bringing
dates from both places on the 9Th inst.
There is some political * .ltement IN The i and
The re,o,u,i,nary paper, Vo1 del P~c6!a has
been again published.
Several arrests have been made, and rumor'
nf rcvolt- were current
|. is stated that a vessel had appeared Oft Ia
racon at the oa-tul the Island, an! POSTED wAa'
appeared 20 he signal Of distress, when, s'mul
tancou-ly with the hosting OF Ihe signal the for
was attacked by seventy men ON horseback, who
were rcpul,el Some prisoners were male, Nnc
,hey were on their way to Havana when the lsa
bel sailed
A Brush war vessel had arrived at Havana
being the second within a few days,
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ALTON AID IIaEE HAr,E R9AD.-We learn
from what we crusader ilust reliable source
that the prospects at tits foad are most agfceable
to is friends and surpcr,ers. Captain RYDER
has returned from the East having made all tie
necessary arrangements tor monCy up 10 nsri 4
priL The WORK viii bs prosecuted with yl.or
therefore iIrn, the winter Th. i, ex :velln.ly
sra,ifJin; ne -. to all, when the money market i.
,ousht an p !blic W r, Of vlriuu, d .4cr,p,.ons,
are being stopped from tia, cause Throughout
the country.
We l,arn that the fret di,sion Of lie road
from Alton To lltll-o,ro, il very nearly graded
ready for the super-'ruciure. About four miles
of the track ave laid, from this city TO bcyont
Woodrivcr The f,l rains, it j. hoped, viii swell
the Illinois sufficiently Ia ,rad down the .eyeraI
cargoes of iron now sticking upon the bars. or Al
Lls.te. Tie4 ave constantly arriving from point.
abnve, AMI hauled oct on the road a, far a. III,
track is laid.
Adyices have been received hero. We learn. T.
h ipmcu- Of iron ior tn. road direct from Liver
pol 20 New Orleun.
On the rcrie ilau,e end the work is y.ogros.
sing finely.
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Ia snlle County Medicnl SncIclr.

The regular quarterly meeting Of this socie
~ will he held al the ofice Ct Dr. Harris, on
Wednesday, the lib proziaIo, a, 10 O'Clock \
NJ
A fl'l Attendance Of al, the members Is Re.
que.ted, as business Of Importance Will be
brought before The meeting
Physicians wishing 70 become members, viii
please be prepared with the proper credentials
J. o. HAAS, Sec'y.
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hanks-IvIug.

This day of pleasant memory, ngrecably TO
the recommendation OF our Governor, was duly
observed by portion Of our ci,izans The Cir.
cult Court now in session adjourned over and
one or two places oftasincss were shut W. 4
large congregation in q union meeting gathered
at the usual hour for public service, in the brick
church where the FASTER preached an appropf
ate discourse, Tie sermon was from the scrip
ture-'NAot AaiI render unto th5 Lori for
all has peH.ftS topards me- After becoming
allueon 10 the proclamation with the reading Of
which the discourse commenced, brief notice
was made Of some Of the more signal mer,ies
We have received, which justified this appoint.
men; ard the return which grateful people
should make therefor
The comparatively very few teams in from The
country indicated n somewhat general suspeu.
sion OF business. We ihiuk it would have been
more respectful 10 our executive and to our ~
preme benefaclor, had the merchants and men o.
business generally, closed their stores and Office.
aud allowed themselves day Of leisure and en-.
joyment with their families AMI friends.
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The court has nov been in session two week.
and will continue four or five week, longer.
There are five hundred and thirty nine cases
on tho docket Three hundred and eighteen Al,
in law, one hundred and thirty six in chancery
snd eighty five Indictments. The Grand Jury
for this term found thirty indictments.
Vim. Cooley, against whom three Indictment,
ave pending for the murder Of three men at Peru
had his trial put oil till next term, by making
atlilavid that two important witnesses were ab
sent.
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Impcr,ant gumors from Furopc.

The y. /. Times Of lat week contains tie
following announcement, for which, however, it
a.,ert. 90 hi cher authority than current rumur.
We have received private aivIccs from IA.
ria. which slate implicitly tia, Louis Napoleon
i, ir-ly impressed w,h the conviction that
war in Eastern Europe i inevitable, and that
France viii BE- called upon to resist I've en-
cre,chmeuts % ihs Car; anil his attention Is
absorbed with til. qle,tou--jn Studying the
geography ii the cnun,ry, in estimating the
forces respectively ot HE several nations that
would bec,,me Involved IN ,hJ corlst, aud IN
shaping the lire of policy for France To par
sure liz. lc.dHg object n senlng military
General to Cuh-ianiGppls IA represented as bc.
ng to acquire aecara'e inI reliable Information
10 regard to the military and general iuforina.
ton in regard to the military On! general re
source, Of Turkey We have also another re.
port, which comes tn ~ lrin a quarter cnt
,Iel to respect, though We shall not Nouch for
it, tru'h Of It'll more significant character. |,
., said that Napoleon invites k1s4u,h TO n secret
conference at pari., for the purpose Of aacer'a,.
ming definitely from him the exteut q the mil
tary force which he could bring into The Geld, il
case Hungary should have another opportunity
81 con,cEliny for her Independence. and tha
KJau'h actual 'ps0t too or tire dgS ~ Pa
RS In close consultation with IT.. Emperor upon
thi. sUl pct. THIS was at the time Of his di.ap
pearancv from London report ed in the ncwspt
prrs; an the search said to have been made f.
him lay the Paris police w,s intended TO divert
public attention. We have COED reason for be
lleylny thst, as ln1S ago ~ in Nay last, Nnpo
Icon caused an iuiuaiun To be made TO Ko,sutl
that the time might arrive before long at whicl
he would be glad to confer with him on the AZ
r r a.
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Duties


Total 4j55l4.Csl 4ll3 Sit
Nolasscs 3.5gGGlO gallons los 53S
Duties cqlll to abo-t L. per h IN the sugar,
ant3l.ic Der gallon on lie mol. sses
The imppr'arioas for 1858 are, NJ doubt, much
greater The returns are not at hini. pre-.
-Gme that the Impur tatiyus or that year viii
be as large ia the preceding years, and the
duties thereon added to tue smnuut shown
above will exhibit a total Of $50 j25 $40, taken
from the pockets Of tie people ns tax On tie
Use OF al indispensable article, ami for which tax
the Government has not had, within the several
year. 1t has accrued, any use whatever, nor la
1t now :, he people, a. a mas, derive 10 he
ueG; Whatever from tbs tax, but it l.. on the
contrary, onr5Og7 To a large portion IT them
the poorer classes, who cannot veil dispense with
the Use II those at,jc'e. To tax heavily or Ill
necessarily, such articles q, that class consume
should never be The policy Of parental Govern
n.-nt Tuey blye burdaEs enough to bear with
on. tl.. be,n! -uperadJed. Since 1916, It ha-
not been considered wise or jg-t policy. has
much then. a. the Government does not need
these duties, aud as they ate oppressive 20 Por
too Of cur crinmIuity, viii /, not be- advisable
10 repeal .heu. and place those articles on vhicl
,hey are 50 unnecessarily inpo,JI, on the free
lis,.' CLINTON.
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Monsieur Andr'cus Splendid Panorama is now
being exhibited III his city. These paintings
have already acquired .lch reputation where.
ever they have been, that it is useless for us 20
say anything il their commentator.
We understand. tia. Mons. Anlrieu agrees
to take a view Of Ottawa if The cii.zans will pIr-
chase four hundred tickets, a, fifty cents, tina,
being double tie common price.