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STATE prpAarmEsr.


Gs~sral Sa"g Directions yesses bound 10 Por Louis
T. c. Frome r. e. surveyor general Naurus, and Edward
Kelly, halbor master Port Louis, transmitted the following
general sailing directions for vessels bound Port Louis
the State Department, under date Of August 3d. 1855;
vessel making the island from the eastward Cor on the
Nindward sde) should give berth Of miles the
on Amber island and should be careful approach the
revolving light Flat island course the northM ard
course be shaped mid channel pass between Gunners
euoin and Flat island.
Having passed westward of the Qaoin the fixed light
Canonnet point will become visible having brought
light 90 Flat island % bear f. N. H. M the may be
changed % W y w - s. 10 pass Canonnier point ut the
distance Of about miles.
As the fixed light Canopnier point bears s. r.
BY B. the vessel may haul up ). W BY s. with Taarind
mountain sight ahead 1T the night be cleaI) for the
eCcra2e on Port Louis distant about miles, But having
sailed ga 0es this course abreast Of Tombeau bay
the light Nanonnier point viii become red which time
the two lights Canonier point and Fiat island viii be in
line
The red light at the mouth of Grand river will be
bearing s. s. W. land ii the night be clear the Corps
dc Garde mountain it) which the vessel may
steer for about three miles, and when the light OF
Fort George Tonneier island bears s. H. y s., the
Choir may be dropped the best apchoug ground outside
Of the harbor by standing farther the Grand River
light the southwark the vessel viii approach the
reefs.
Ii is however, generally advisable FOR the vessel passing
Casonner point TO lie to- (maEng sail occasionally for the
purpose OF preserving her positon gain the anchor
nj daylight in preference to attempting IL at night by
which, in but few cases, has time been saved Considerable
be avoided Aztec passing Canonner point much
ton cannot be taken to the vessel being set With
In The red range Of that light before she has the distance
OF ak add tbree-quarter miles.
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By the arrival Of the steamship Empire City at New
York we have files Of Panama papers 10 the 4th instant
They are filled with documents relative TO the striking OF
the flag OF the United States consulate at Panama. which
occurred on the 10th September account OF alleged
indigny offered the United States government through
the consul By the governor of the province We have not
room TO reproduce the documents but the facts Of the
on behalf of the consul sufficiently set forth in the fol-
lowing extract from the Panama Star:
The consul applied some days ago the efa superior for
certain information respecting American then prison.
and was that that officer unable 70 attend 70 his
duties on of rheumatism and moreover that be had
mot the required information Ia bis possession the
wa. in the hands governor and could BE- procured
for two three days In order 70 avoid all possible delay
the consul the governor the subject copy
Of which viii be IN the protest. and the governor
handed the letter the interpreter for translation After
DELAY Of days. during which time 1t TO be presumed
The governor consulted with the ee SUPERIOR the
was returned TO the consul unanswered.
Another letter was addressed by the consul
governor also mbodied in the protest. desiring know in
writing why his first letter thus returned and TO this
no other reply made than OF the letter pnopen-
"a and verbal message the effect that IL could not be
eived This return Of both bis communications without any
exclamation was Of considered b. the consul
intentional pointed insult not 10 himself but to bis gov
eminent and he very naturally concluded that any
further application he might make TO the authorities
would be in similar manner, be decided that the
indgny offered sach should b. promptly brough.
before his government and would not admit ol his
holding any further communication direct with the auhor-
ties of New Grenada.
Thc protest read by the consul 70 number OF his
who present witness the proceeding, and
simultaneously Herewith it forwarded TO tbs JET supc
ror and the flag of the United States hauled down from
the eonsuae be hosted again until instructions
received from Washington.
I'VE learn that consul has sent information OF this
proceeding the commander of the sloopofwar Mas
sachusetts this coast and that this vessel may very
soon DO expected here to remain for the protection OF Amer
leans until the affair is settled and have satisfaction in
stating that the pursued by the consul considered
by his country here the only he could adopt and
highly approved Of by them; ard that those Of the native
population who made cognizant with the facts they
really are feel mortified and nant at the outrage which
has been committed on the consul"
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TngAsuRs DEPARrNKkx, August ., soS
Notice hereby holders stock OF the loan
ls4o rcdesnbe and aiicr the iah hosem.e
leo6 the whole OF that oek VII be
apartment previous 10 the 5o No'eSnsf hea
which per wiz be Peid In addition 10 's sums
expressed in the certificates.
And 10 the other loans Of The uIiea
States that purchases shs same the 900 viii
during period following rates.
1872 10 per cents TOT soes
the OF 1877 aud 64o premium Of 10 per cent? an" o
ls50 COMMONLY called Texas indem
nifty STOCK, Issmum OF six per cent.
Interest win siso be allowed the ratio stipulated in tho
Gates, day Of settlement one
day addition snsAe The Treasuers dram party
Certificates under present no
should be duly assigned the United States by the
lied to receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii be made by drifts
Al Boston, New York. Phadeha parties
entitled 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Aug 4-dihN0v30 INTEL Star.
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DEPARTMENT. or STATE,

WnshnRtOn, UctOber u, ISoo
Information received this Department. from the Uni
uavre that the decree Of the 9Th October 1854
relieving wholly laden with breadstufs grain Ae from
tonnage partially onded from corresponding
portion 3s July, 1855, and which, by another
June, extended the 3Ist December 1855,
na by September further prolonged
70 10 ; December, 1856
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hCrUsrss ON PLY ssoLDGx.-siissos Nivison q snti,
Ia NJ D' graduates of the Female Nedni College phiade
pia, will ~ lectures the
Anatomy, Physiology ard Hygiene gwen ~
Monday afternoon, October 81 at O'Clock Caua
These lectures VIII be illustrated by apparatus
manskn, skeleton models Plates &c The introductory
will be
admission to tho course, Is cents for each sinp,
lecture.
Oct o0--2tt
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WELCOME Hoar--Ldeut Har,seue the commander of
the expedition which recently brought home the officers OF
the Kane expedition, handsomely received at Perth
Amboy Saturday his family having resided there du-
ring bis absence lie was met his arrival by Com.
Kearney f. W. Brincy collector Of the port and others
including members Of the city council who congratulated
him and salute Of fourteen guns fred by the Jersey
Blues.
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Columbia.
Senator Shde Of louisiana left this city Yesterday on
brief visit 10 New Orleans He viii return to
before the opening Of Congress.
Notwithstanding the dwees in certain localities OF our
city are periodically subjected the visitation OF cb and
yers we have abundant testimony prove the assertion
hat Washington Of the heathies places the Union
According TO the report Of the board health the number
nterments during the month of September wac
OF which SIXTY those of children years of age and
under.
At the regular meeting Of the Grand Division of the
Sons Of Temperance of the District Of Columbia held on
Thursday evening the following named gentlemen we
elected officers for the ensuing year VIM G. Flood
Grand Worthy Pateareh A.. Duvall, Grand Worthy As
Grand Treasurer G. K. johnson, Grand Chaplain s. d.
tpel.
The rising mercury the soft and hazy atmosphere the
dreamy landscape, melowed with autumns oyeest tnts
each and ell remind that have entered upon that deli
oious season OF the year, "lndan summer" 1t
have impaired additional charm city which is putting
its best looks for the approaching long session of Con
gress and feel that the of the
people Washington and witnesses Of its budding
ullbown beauties, there would be difficulty in procuring
any needu appropriation for the health comfort pros
perity OF the District.
There alarge force engaged the Treasury
son and the heavy work of laying the foundations pro-
crossing vigorously. small army Of workinen now
busily engaged in removing the old dome Of the Capitol
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THE GLOBE.


People
ADDRESS my pubic sppririug il tina. the
next session q Congress hsay ,ha, the
y The Issues eslon 70 Slavery con
nsced win the srea, interest which always taken
tense excitement 70 the next session. which will be
everywhere. The importance reports canno tbscors
o. 100 highly estimated The country win pass upon e proceed
o.asd VIII nays ssn.sry influence upoa hs result
President report. Of The exec
during sessions Tie BY telegraph and from ohs,
sasa @ 1dd % oes s ds @s,s IL
dred coumns day Whensvsr twenty
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form me e me day,
uSoa me WSsn % 10 o suitable 10 %
twenty columns and leave eight columns Of e
The Congressional Globe edition Of The pro-
asesncs IN The Daily Globe and NE laws passed during
probably make volumes Of hundred
speeches BY me member. themselves, with such
Be- a aa 20
the end Of the session. subscriber shall loc
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calculation which for The states
ns Daily Globe laa il shs consrsssional
publishing Inc debalcs Of Parame and aSou. onssen In
average paid by States Maryland and
Kentucky (Which all the states In which the paid
only The debates Of Congress fcd this
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he Of repoIng And then publishing Them In Daily
Globe enable
ioDat Globe Appendix paid for by Congress-
part Of tha NJ which individual pays for them.
To facilitate e circulation Congressional Globe cheap
en- subscribers Congcss passed joint resolution making Ii
OF postuge The law be accessible
posniasters generally:
providing the Laws
gress and the Debates thereon.
With view the cheap circulation the Congress
and tho debacs contributing the true Interpretation thereof
make nee the communications between Tho representative and
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81 Of the
Cogress
pcndix which cona the laws and the debates thereon
free through the mails so long the shall be published
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commenced pnblsins the Globe Append,
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OF them exhausted. and reprninE
yping them. They afforded 81 vol
Should any wish back
furnished well bound, at that rate.
TERMS.
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- during the session. b
weekly Gobe one ysar......
during The sesson......
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for than all receive.
80 '''' = y JOHN G. RIvEs.
WAsnrseros, October 9, 1855.
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THE hiry-fourh will
Monday OF October 1885, and end the LIST OF March,
1856.
Miller NJ d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
VIM r. Johnston, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Riley d. Of Ma,era Medicn Therapeutics,
and Hygiene.
Jno Pred May d. of Principles and Practice OF
Grafton Tysr NJ d. Pathology Med
cne and ofC1incal Medicine
Lewis Steiner Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
Edward M. Scott, ~. D., Prcsector and Demonstration.
Thomas Miller, VI. D.. Dean.
Like similar institutions in Europe, the desks from which
regular given and the wards for clinical instruction
are under the roof.
Practical Anatomy by thu demonstrator
Graduating expenses 80. -
Admission medical and surgical clinic without chass
The will be the afternoon and escnips 'heeW
tend
THOMAS MILL NJ D,
Dea- Of the fscuIy.
NBMcdical students desiring sinaop a. h
the Washington InArn,ay (which 10 tho nat nv s
National College, Wnhinson ndmnry
ter 10 Joshu Riley, N. d. cmrninabay be desired, -
give Information tcnf advantage az residence In
TO state ~ Those making early application will
hospital for clinical nsrS be chosen before Of
hsvcp precedence. ST.
JuLv Z, 1875. sovdksw
10 cOdB--
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appointments BY he President ~ Coioynia.rhe Presi-
dent has made the following appointments in tho branch
mint California during the recess Of the Senate:
Conrad Wegad to be meter refner in the place OF
John Hewson, resigned.
Apgasn Harraszhey to be meter aud reiner in place OF
Conrsd Weigard, appointed assayer.
Conrad Wegafd to be assayer, in place OF A. srrasz-
they, appointed meter and reiiner.
Peter Lott to be superintendent in place of Lewis A.
Brdsall, resigned.
Collectors Of me Cuoms.T II. Storer to be collector oil
for the district OF Sonoa (Benica and Vallejo
IL the place Of Lansing d. Miner, removed.
Milton s. Latham to be collector Of for the die
iet Of San Francisco in the place of Richard Hammond
removed.
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Washington, October 10, 1855
AN petition OF Robert Pgpot, Baltimore. Maryland praying
for extension OF granted TO him the f7th Of
1874 Improvement, in apparatus for teaching
the expiration Of said
emit which place the lsh d.y OF January SIC
said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, January IL O'Clock, and all
appear Cause they have,
said peiuon ought 20 he granted.
required 20 Tile in the Patent
objections specially writing least
hearing; testimony filed by either
takcn aud transmitted in
Of the Office which will be furnished
piicsion.
1ls testimony will be closed the 27ih Of De
deposion aud other relied testimony
hled the Office before the OF that day the
arguments. fany, within days thereafter
be published in the union Inei
gucer Evening Washington, ID C Republican, BALM
renns vanan, Phi adepha Journal Of Commerce. New
Post, Massachusstts, week for three
previous h OF January neIt the day OF
nearing. .x
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
r. sEdiiotY the papers will please copy and send
bits Office, with containing this notice
99-lar3w
Washington House,
(Formeriy Gadsby's,)
Northwest Third and Pennsylvania avenue
Washington Guy, ID. c.
coRBAN BAKER, Proprietor,
oetl7-dtmo
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r. J. BULLOCK,
w. H. II. TAYLOR,
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,
by }. Q. Mcguire, Auctione.r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING THE OF
Of the National nieli2encer public Mon
afternoon October nd o'clock front the premises
sell part No g. No. <3 fronting
feet north street, the Of h street. running back
seventy with side The i'm
consst off brick dwelling house, with
sto ia the front.
This property well situated business being the
Of Seventh and adjoining National ntetgencer office
rcsidae twelve, and eighteen
months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. g. MCGUIRE,
Oct Ii-eod Aucfioncer.
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LOCAL NEW s.

The evangelical Lutheran Synod OF Maryland now in SEES
sion IN this city, numbers about eighty members
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----------y--a copy Of the American Archives. sn
WANs large volumes, for which price
tained the earlier volumes.
octi5 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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New singing Book for ls55-'58.

Oae Thousand Tunes aud Anttems.
b. WOODBURY'S great work, The Cylhara, by
l. sellers aud music dealers generally.
The publisher will receipt of sixty stamps mail
single copies teachers for and
thereon. +. jill HUNTINGTON, Publisher,
Oct 6--cod3tt 70 Park Row, New York City.
MEN sAfSAL AGAnCY AT WAsHtNearON.--The sui
scrber formerly of Richmond, Virginia. having established
city, few
Department. tenders his claimants
nsn especially for revolutionary bounee
pensions under the fCongsess
Having purchased manuscripts David Dorrngon,
perhaps, only index which
OF revolutionary papers the first auditors Office
Richmond He has copons linden The all
public odcas Capitol Of These,
Accommodations twenty years. experience
hope Just, win be
able show IT, where the ciaian himself bc entirely
unable do Il.
For Sd March, giving
who battle who fourteen days. bis
charges will be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond Virginia.
E. Heath late Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond,
Virgins.
stafford II. Parker, Rchmond Virginia.
Hon John 4. Pendeon, Virginia.
Samuel Chiffon, Washington, DC
William j. Ward ESQ.,, Baltimore
Lewis Timberlake, ESQ.,, New York
March 7-dAcplys
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Great sale Of Town Lots in Kentucky CITY.

u
ny Monday October 49, 1885, sale Of lots 10 Kentucky City viii
at public outcsy and continue from day 70 day unit
@ CO.. ens aoS % n
ali the lots will be sold without reserves and on the most
LIBERAL TERMS,
both as to time and manner Of payment,
lucky, bank Of the Mississippi fifteen
MOUTH or THE OHIO,
and below and adjoining the Of Columbus and
great Ohio rnilroad terminus.
would Of place This advertisement, dwell at length
aud dca all the advantages OF this location and the bril-
Of fortunately situated and being terminal
se and h.. ans
% SrsS e from ss balm sn ms By The O. ~
for the railroad track surrounded by fertile and healthy
Faasi Of a'e "assata from hi. pc'a Al ali .s.son. * H.
ns having eonssd one The best ana most bar
aor q Be found from New ny ossns 70 ~ oS. Gy
depot within limits ny steamboat which BE-. beer
ccpua ialread a, Cairo and also by like eonns1oa with The
@ s s .s ns Saa and
Louis and Iron Mountain railroad bsach Of which
Ohio up Alabama
@ h. Mp Se "a wS. ". o.s. u
The South return laden with tho provisions aud bsadstu. and
the illinois Central and other railroads. and BY I
as K n%% CIV being h oa, s hours
e'er, seu,hsrn guf
techance commodities, the legitimate trade and barter Tho
top here sored nansshppsa require
Of a Sss nIs for city S. sn%
fetal outlets for travel and trade. n
credit and years, with personal
YEAR. credit, personal security
balance, the option OF the purchaser
r. J. BULLOCK,
w. H. II. TAYLOR
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,
Trustees and Projectors.
NJ order pay their subscription the Mobile
Railroad Company be authorities Of 'e town Of Csumh
issued hundred bonds II hundred
annually those bonds acr being
Mobile Ohio Railroad Company
though they will be taken for lots bought
sale Ia Kentucky Ciyonc half payable down, the other half IN
wv ''a'' BnLIbcK,
Oct 2-lmdw&cp TAYLOR
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observation-disclosures day, pieces very cheap
"A and nue French Those who failed
tain what they desired OF the supplied
10 pieces Of those medium black
New supplies In all other kinds mourning goods.
10 pieces assorted mourning silks.
80 pairs medium and fine blankets with fine crib
die blankets
New and chcapIots OF all kinda OF pure goods.
90 pieces bright piaids, for chiIdren's wear.
IS pieces hne white fanncs
With fine stock Of aI kinds Of dry general
New goods daily.
Delay closing any bills present expected
One price only '1taN
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may relied on
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Glf Gas Central Stores,' building
Oct 0-l0uf Opposite Centre Market.
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY A. NORRIS, RICHMOND,
Isonaaa,s DIgest-NoSx ConnIsfa

A""sAis DfBest-Now Complete.
Digest OF the laws generally adoutsd ard
use 40 ms United States BY John 1syos LomsI LII. D.,
Judge OF The eighth Judicial circuit the Judges
me supreme special court OF appeals and formerly
~ ,he Universally OF virginia Second edition revised
and greatly enlarged In volumes, SD
ms edition. embracing as
sou ana al The reported decisions o. the rnis
snd nearly all the recent Eagsh American
ac subject may Justly be considered the valuable
au o. purely American law tho subject properly
ssued IN this country. -
Chancellor Kents Opinion Of fAs Work
Tbs work applies well Respecting ne al
~ we United States as IN Virginia The upon
efuscs Digest, and well be a yaluabl
ditnn to the lawyers libray.n i
Fer sale BY TAYLOR a MaiRy
Oct 20 9aoL .to,. ~. OH -,
OFFICE OF TINE COSsOLIDATED LOTrEnIEs
OF MARYLAND.
The following the Marylapd Cons oil
daied Lottery, class 80, drawn October IL, 1855
~ % ID 4h 3;h 9Th nh 10Th lIlh 10Th 18Th
~ 70 AZ GIL 40 s 81 "A rs 70 So z
The following numbers tho ratapsco Inus
Lottery, class No. ga, drawn October IL, 1850.
Isl I'd 81 An 9Th 9Th 9TH 9Th 10th ll.h
- ~ 81 81 al q 80 II As
r. X. brennan,
General Agent for tho Contractor, Baltimore.
LEA'L Rongxrs, Commissioner.
4D--ll
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Dr. W r. Young Of this city, has been elected assistant
resident physician TO the Insane Asylum District
Columbia.
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Aug 4-dinNovW
NOTICE.

HE Introductory the National
Medical College will b Monday
~, smphhsalss Of lhs Washington lndrmary by
Prof Grafton Tyler ~. D., of0soxet0wn, u. q.
The public are respectfully invited 70 attend,
THO. MILLER VI. D.,
Oct l9-3s Dean.
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NEw OOPS r,n esSrrEmEN--r. ]. STEER. mor-

NEW GOODS Fox GESTLEMEN.--P. j. STEER, mcr
IN chant tailor has received large and beautiful
fall which he respectfully tho
,enoo of his customers and tho public
addition large varied stock OF Cloths cassimeres
OF the styles his stock ecntlcmcps
goods also very select and complete; such
- arts, cravats, stocks, ties, gloves
Suspsndcrs, hosiery
siIk cotton and weolcn undcrshfts. drawers. &c.
He is prepared clothing order
style OF unsurpassed elegance, and at fair Prices.
Gentlemen solicited call choice styles
No. 4Ss Seventh
SEPT i2-3tawf
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Senator Shdel, Of louisiana left this city yesterday on
brlef visit TO New Orleans He will return to Washington
before the opening Of Congress.
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THosE EXTRA FINE AND CHEAP BLANKETS
Juss opened
~ pairs cheap blankets man
uacture all remarkably white
We have sufficient demand, with of all
the lower grades bed comforts sheeues ckng towels pillow
linens, napkins, DC, In endless variety.
In future exchange
permit
ates inevitable confusion III
New supplies daily. ssts
One price only.
Good articles low pices and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY s BROTHER,
"Cenus Storss,' building,
0cf E--dO N.rs.a ng.xLat
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DEPOSITION oF mSrsTEn-Thc bishop (says the South.
en Episcopaan of this month"; has officially announced
the deposition of the Rev. A. L. Converse of The Georgia
diocese in conformity with canon lll--ls55.
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CARTRIDGES CmMEh--The Montreal Chronicle
ofhe 2h inst states that the commisarat adverses for
vessel to convey six thousand barrels Of cartridges from
Quebec to England The large consumption & ammunition
in the present not Only exbauss all that the mills
make but viii the larger part OF the contents Of the
provincial magazines to DO called out Of their slumbers into
actual service.