naszannvs Aeaznrrltl 
     
     Saturday. ‘pl’!-1 19; 1850' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tn: Bin-risu MAIL did.not'_Ifl;iV'° llmm “ids 
     
     niglitlsst night, but this morning :v.I70 y‘*lP°§ 
     
     and letters were ready for delivery it 0 <3 00 - 
     
     The Treaty of Peace was not actually signled 
     
     but“ev'ery preliminary _ was a:I'I'|1“E°d-  '° 
     
     Terms will not transpire until proclamation 
     
     has been made. 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEWS BY THE ENGLISH HAIL. 
     
    
   
   
    
     APPIIOACHING PEACE ccuarurioss 
     
     IN nuts. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     The correspondent of the Daily News 
     
     es. s :—-“I believe I may announce with 
     
     certainty. that unless any event wholly 
     
     unexpected by the I-‘repnch Governrnent 
     
     should arise, peace will beproclnimed 
     
     before the end of the week. All the sliop- 
     
     lreepers and all private housekeepers, 
     
     more or less niider the iiiflueiiee at (io- 
     
     vernmeiit, have received orders to day 
     
     from the police to be ready to illtiniiiiatc 
     
     on Saturday. llI0l'e0Vcl‘,.g|‘t).tltllOllS per- 
     
     formances are ordered for Saturday at 
     
     all theatres. This fact seems coiiclti- 
     
     sive.” 
     
    

    
     I‘llF. rieictz. 
     
    

    
     PARIS, Friday, March ‘2S.—Peacclie- 
     
     ingeonsitlered hotli certaiti and l‘lltllt‘.- 
     
     diate, the arinistico will p_roba_bly _be 
     
     proloiignd by six weeks to give time tor 
     
     the ratilieatioiis which \Vlll be "..\'t.'lI:t|l'—'5Cd 
     
     in the lirst fortniglit of next May. 'l‘lic 
     
     treaty will not be known textnally iintil 
     
     the rzttili-ratitiii. 'l'lie liiiipress, tl.,‘sti'iiij.: 
     
     to possess the pen with whieli the treaty 
     
     will bosi-_:iied. the 1_Iro\v:i _]e,ivel|ei' has 
     
     l).‘.Cll (‘lllplinj/trll in th: 0l‘lI:llll'i‘lll.lll0ll ot 
     
     the quill of an eagle, with \vhicli the 
     
     pletiipotctitiaries \Vlll atlix their signa- 
     
     titres. 
     
    

    
     ci.<>sr: or ’l‘!ll-2 (.‘0Nl~‘l-1lll‘..\ICl~2'~‘. 
     
    

    
     SlG.V.\TUllH Ohi THE 'I'lil'I\'l'\' Oi“ l'l‘ZACiZ. 
     
    

    
     P,uns, Fritlay l'2vt-:ii!i:;.—'l‘lie. (‘on- 
     
     grcss hns teriiiiiiziterl its l.rhour, with the 
     
     exception of a t'orin.il sigiiiitiirc 01 tile 
     
     cotithtions of peace, \vliicli, it is snitl, \Vlll 
     
     be d¢fi;]i[q_I,lY signed by the whole of llll! 
     
     PlClll[).)lCllll€ll‘lCS on Siiiiday next. . 
     
    

    
     The Post also mentions Sunday; hnt 
     
     the City article of the I)rti1_r/ News states 
     
     that the treaty will he actually signed 
     
     to-day. It is tiiiderstood that this last 
     
     stateinent rests on very excellent antho- 
     
     rity. 
     
    

    
     TH!-2 eiuMt~:.i. 
     
    

    
     'l‘he 'l'imcs has received its correspon- 
     
     dence to March l5tli. 'l‘lie conditions of 
     
     the armistice had been settled on the 
     
     previous day. ])rafis of men were con- 
     
     tinttully' ariivirig from l‘i_llglfllId. 'l‘lie 
     
     Fonrtli Division rininbcrcrl nearly Stltltl 
     
     men. The linglisli and Sgirdiiiiaiis ge- 
     
     iierally desired the contiiinaiiee of the 
     
     war, while the French are glad it is over. 
     
     In another campaign the Prciicli feel 
     
     that it would be in vain for them to otifeet 
     
     an imaginary superiority over their allies. 
     
     Our ‘army augments daily, while theirs 
     
     continue to dwindlc. , ‘ C , ‘. 
     
    

    
     (mm. 'VVilriiei's European Tiincs,1llor'ch 2911;.) 
     
    

    
     Thutirsiii‘ tsatielthrorrglipntthe Utiiied 
     
     Kt dam-has‘. ' eirdrrll ari‘t1.it£\cltnin'g; 
     
     anti fltjtdtigii _ ‘utarlimited l)l|SltleSS-_flp¢. 
     
     penis to e practicable in aiiyr tarter; 
     
     tho; ieducttorvi , i_h'«§g}i$é,g is‘balcltiil_tc‘tl‘| io, 
     
     in!*!l£*9‘¢".5tl*:.lll“litl'tk. ll °F§~l°.tt!.1ter,I13‘_lll1 
     
    

    
     re  y Uli0’i%l‘iXtsflO0tttlhs.-lbtv-"l)cKIg~ 
     
     ~'vseigtl‘bliItock,"atid ttie.n' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ipositively 
     
     *Frencli,solrliors.iitwo been ll’ titty‘? 
     
     .’,deficient of cl 
     
    
   
   
    
     , . 
     
     IIASZARITS 'GA 
     
     ‘PHI IAIT. 
     
    

    
     MAIssii.i.ss, March %.—Tlie Ganges 
     
     has arrived with advices from Constantino- 
     
     ple of the 18th. and from the Crimes of the 
     
     l5th. enersl Vivisn and 38 rench 
     
     military men have arrived. 
     
    

    
     The Times’ correspondent st Constanti- 
     
     nople writes-“ General Smith has arrived 
     
     from London, on his way to Shumls. Count 
     
     Zumoyslti has arrived tr-om Paris. We 
     
     have had bad weather; storms and violent 
     
     north-east winds, with snow.” 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRINOII ‘|'I'00PI FOR ‘I'll! CIIMIA. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Putts, March 27 —Au order from the 
     
     Minister of War directs the immediate 
     
     eriiburkntioii of 10,000 troops for the 
     
     Crimea. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Aireto-rnaitcii MEDAL. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Marshal Pelissier has issued the follow- 
     
     ing order of the duy:-— ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Soldiers,—-A medal, commemorating the 
     
     war in the Crimea, has been instituted by 
     
     the Queen of England. That august Ally 
     
     of our Emperor hns wished to decree it its 
     
     a testiirioiiiiil of the estimation in which she 
     
     has always held the many fiitigues and 
     
     rhrngers siirired with her o\vn Sttldicrfi, 
     
     You will receive this noble sign which will 
     
     testify on your hreast the glorious and 
     
     frntei-ii:il ncliievernr-nt tiecoiiiplislied in 
     
     many coiiihots, and in ii siege iiieninrable 
     
     for t‘Vt}l'. R.c-eiitt.-riiig yutir liiiiiilit-s, this 
     
     tiii.-dal will coitttiit-iiinrtttc in the most re- 
     
     mote villages the alliance oftwo great 
     
     people. 
     
    

    
     PRIISSIA. ‘ A 
     
    

    
     Br-'.iit.t.v, Mzircli ‘.’7.—'l‘he. King Iris re- 
     
     liisr-rl his piwtiiissioii for the pi-ojt ctvrl great 
     
     tinaiicial cstzililisliirieiit, credit inoliilir-.r. 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE C()NFEliENCS. 
     
    

    
     l’.tt:t.~', .ll;ti'i-li :.’.T.——'l'iie (Jot:-_'I't2x< hehl 
     
     :1 iiiei-tin: to-«lay. 'l‘lir-re will hen j_'r:iiid 
     
     i'r-View on 'l'n<-srl:iy. 'l'lie ll'C‘.|ly otpctietz 
     
    

    
     is C2\'llt'.Clt:(l lit.-t'oi*o that day. 
     
     ————o 
     
     The Black Sr-n ins e.\'petioiice(l an- 
     
     other leiiipirst only itilctior to the one in 
     
     ivliich the unfortunate l’titicc and other 
     
     vessels l'oitnrlv.*i'etl last November l\\‘t'lVt‘ 
     
     nintitlis. The destruction of life and 
     
     propcrt_v has been §'_‘l'l(tllS. Several traits- 
     
     pnrts laden with war stores have been 
     
     rvreclterl, and some stczini ships, eiigaged 
     
     in conveying l{tis.-i:iii prisoners to Odessa, 
     
     had liei-n obliged to return to the Bos- 
     
     pliornus. But the accounts from the 
     
     British nriny in the Crimea are of the 
     
     rnnst flattering kind. The troops were 
     
     never ninrc healthy or in fitter trim, and 
     
     the regret with many is that the cessa- 
     
     tion of the war close the avenue to that 
     
     rirlvaiieenieiit which the cliniices of war 
     
     bring in the fortunate. The cninments 
     
     nfthn English press mi the cnnrlition of 
     
     the French army in the East has prt)\'0li~ 
     
     ed an explaiizition from the official organ 
     
     ‘in' Paris. 'l‘liis sxplanntinti throws it 
     
     light on the riiortnlity amongst the_Freiich 
     
     ‘troops wliioli"seern’ti like truth. ~ lt up- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ma'tiy‘in'tetnients took place, ui‘d.t'o this. 
     
     ‘units: the siekiiess .is attributed ;* wlierernr 
     
     our o,tyii,pritiy,"ocJt;ii|>ying a more liealilif, 
     
     nsittoti, escape "the severe diseases to 
     
     which the 5 limit) 42 s d glt is 
     
     xii  ltrtciswfil.-it iii: the 
     
    
   
   
    
     5:3 
     
    
   
   
    
     9lllll‘l ir'rititht:'irtqst‘\V__llp - 
     
    
   
   
    
     hodereptmpgybqfigtmfiiy _ H 
     
    

    
     l to parent! _ 0 ; . ‘ use elei to" 
     
    

    
     lil¢p_tb‘q;ii. out of the market.  Liver- 
     
     , .\vliautihea met a fsireonenm iivel 
     
    
   
   
    
     P09‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     in «try j‘ t a decti e ‘at’ 'altou't' .pl3t"" 
     
     7 ‘us l’3l1gll"éri~Qr!_ escripuona; an the! 
     
     firrer qualities there __ no change ‘to. notice, 
     
    
   
   
    
     1-‘ ‘or has only expo 
     
     an . nits reduction of about Is. per btl. 
     
     and stick. e‘ recentarrivals at’ Indian 
     
     cofif 'iiot -having "yet appeared on the 
     
     rnaiket, only. a small «amount of business 
     
     has been transacted, eta decline of lid. 
     
     to ~Psrq!er“qutirte . 0at§“i1iid Qatniettl. 
     
     each ditll, and the latter must ‘be noted 
     
     6d. per load cheaper. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I "P 
     
    
   
   
    
     rienced I a - moderate - 
     
    
   
   
    
     W1... ',ii1r‘fii iie‘. Milli". reiiéinliléa 
     
     Constantinople, and fleslrbrcudl 
     
     iri’tl'reir'ovtn ovens. _ , ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     semi!" ‘ 
     
     I ‘ m 
     
     bslred 
     
    
   
   
    
     zE'r'rE‘, A't?it'r’1;j§, 
     
    
   
   
    
     pears that the Frerieli army encsrrrpedu, 
     
     r and the ruins of Sebiistopol, ttlicro so ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ _Cne-lidltiwbli ilr§'Qil:irt.§pl;,'.:l“'r:_'e, punbe. op-entexr, 
     
    
   
   
    
     .,,., ., _ 
     
     . r 
     
    
   
   
    
     LI - -' 
     
    
   
   
    
     26th Marc-h,1856. 
     
    
   
   
    
     '1‘HoM.As &  Dawson 
     
     WILL BE OBLIGED BY AN 
     
    
   
   
    
     EARLY SETTLEMENT 
     
    
   
   
    
     .WITH 
     
     £8989 EP1EI3CDS3% 
     
    
   
   
    
     Whose Accounts have been furnished up to 31st December» 13.; 
     
    
   
   
    
     cu’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘.- 
     
    
   
   
    
     V Wants a Situation. 
     
    

    
     A TEACHER of many years‘ experience. diil 
     
    

    
     licensed and eapiible of teaching the Englis 
     
     and French languages, would prefer the situation of 
     
     tsachcr in ii rsspsciiibls private family, as s comfor- 
     
     ts c home (not Salary) is his principal object: 
     
     would have no objection to not so ttonlr-lice r in u 
     
     res ctnbl estcblislrnient—:iddiess N. —- s 
     
     0 co. city at‘ Clnirlottotovvn 
     
     April 4, l866.—AIl papers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     , « LOOK HERE! 
     
    

    
     OR SAl.l".. the LAND and PIKEMISES situate 
     
     on the Corner of Ilillsbornugli and Griiftoii 
     
    

    
     Streets, rind iiiirriedintely opposite the Property of 
     
    

    
     Wii.i.iAM BIEVAN I'or particulars. apply to the 
     
    

    
     Subscriber,- 
     
    

    
     JANIES J. BEVAN. 
     
    

    
     Cliarlntintown. April 3, I856. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Notice to Shop and Innkeepers. 
     
     Vl‘lll’. Suliscrilier iiriiilics the Sliopkrepers. &c . in 
     
     (lur-eii‘u ('uurit_i . that he intends shortly visit- 
     
     ing their Slinpa, and Ilium: who have illcgail weights 
     
     and |||t!.'l§|ll'Efl had better Ir-we no time in trending them 
     
     to his Utlice lil lit) A<>:iyi'il. 
     
     JUHN Bf)VYl~‘.ll, 
     
     - . Axis. of Weights 6; Measures. 
     
     , _Ass:iyr-,r‘-r (ltiiee, 
     
     ..Cit_v ti-l' (~‘li.irlottr-towii , 
     
     /\pI'il allll‘, 1556. 
     
    
   
   
    
     F. A. leose_ii‘ovE 45.. 'co‘.,'.# 
     
     I.“ l’0l{Tl':lih' AN l) \\'llt)l.l':S.\Ll'} Dl':.\Ll' RS 
     
     CLOCKS. wartiirns, JEWELRY 
     
     A N in 
     
     WATCH V NiA;rEmztLs, 
     
     Iaiiglisli, 1lIllt3l'lt'llll, it rt-.iicli to tr.-rmati 
     
    

    
     FANCY GOODS AND ,TOYS. 
     
    
   
   
    
     No-. 106, Prince William-Street, 
     
     St. John N. B. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Notice to the Trade. 
     
     S 7|". ntl'o.~r iiirlucoiiioiits to purchase of us before 
     
     going to the Unite rl Slates. lst: being connec- 
     
     ted with one of the largest l".1iicy Giiodri’ “0I.lrlt.‘S in 
     
     llostun, no are pro-pareil to furnish Aiiiericnn riitrnu- 
     
     fircturerl tinmlg in in.-[lowwit possilole rates. 2d; We 
     
     import our English, I"reu I rind tieriii.-in Goods di- 
     
     rect, therefore saving to tho I’rnvinci:il Purchasers 
     
     frnrri I5 In 30 per cent duty, which must be paid 
     
     when purclioscil in the United States. And we 
     
     hope by strict attention in business, aided by the 
     
     superior fneilitieir which we possosni to iiieiit and 
     
     receive a liberal sh-ire of your. patrriiingc. 
     
     Very re.-apeclfolly yours. 
     
     I". A. (‘,U>.GliUVl‘} C5 CO. 
     
     I‘. S. All orders promptly nttr.-titled lo. 
     
     EDUCATION. 
     
     A Rare Chance for Young Men 3 
     
     ‘lit. A. A. l\l.\(:l{l'i,Vzll‘i wishestn int'nriii- 
     
     U‘ the 'Y_onri.»g. Men of this (Tity, that he has 
     
     opened an l'}vor.iu; Class in the 'l't-rnpersnce Hall. 
     
     and is-prgpsrrd thpive instrirotiorrs in the llo 
     
     ing branches. and» err tho {allowing Terrns 
     
     Quarter of 48 ldvenings each, namely :— '. 
     
     lswlitndilz-‘."Wi‘rli\iiz amMriltt;meirc,- ;£_t(l) to 
     
     " ' ‘ l 
     
    
   
   
    
     \\ - 
     
    
   
   
    
     per 
     
     ‘ in " 
     
    
   
   
    
     fidrtirnirnnsr i‘ind'etiulpn.flt“nm,“__" . '  
     
     ‘ 3d, <'|'lfatIItcIl Gr.-omstvy-und rneristtrstion,‘ 0| _I.) 
     
     4th, Trigonometry and ineristtfltibw, ‘ I‘ 0 
     
    
   
   
    
     W 
     
     I. It is §ll}l,¢d,tbat  ‘Puchm iiitiznde shortly, 
     
     to entertain the Emperor of tbotfreneh‘-uto 
     
     rnagnifieenthto.  ' _ 
     
     i. ’.l'bo Blsliop of Jamaica and the Bishop of 
     
     Kirigstori_Iiad an interview with Mr. Ssneretury 
     
     [tobouohere on the 20th at the Colonial-oliice. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Auctioneer. Md Commission .K.0l'ohsnt.i: 
     
     (Queen-Sr, in Mr. D,esbn'su_r/'s Building») 
     
     Solicits the p.rtrr-more rifflhe public,‘ and will ‘s'h'rlr-,ii- 
     
     vsr to merit tlm eorifrdrlieoicl all who only fnvrlttliini 
     
     with business in the tibovu liiic. ~- ‘Fob; II-, 1856 
     
    
   
   
    
     or '1. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘_ '1‘lie‘Dinonat'.t hays‘ that ii. widow lady, named 
     
     M 
     
     witbthsintsntionbfiprossedlng to Jerusalem 
     
     on«t'oot, taking Rome on her‘ Way". This pil- 
     
     grimage is undertaken in prusuunce ofn vow. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Id&lIIO_All‘l'0,lOf§ Dinun on Palm &indsy,' 
     
    
   
   
    
     RELIGION IN COMMON Linn.’ 
     
     . . A 
     
    
   
   
    
     tIBBHON. - 
     
     B;/.t/is Rn». 1ou.v CAIRD, M. 4., 
     
     , moon of . 
     
    
   
   
    
     UST  for Stile at llaszlrd dc Owen's 
     
     Bookstore. Price Sixpence. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -- sll.ntr»_-t lit 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Gas Company's Meeting. 
     
     OTICE is‘ hereby given. that the Annual Gene- 
     
     rsl Ileoting of lslhsreholders in the Cliurlutts'- 
     
     l.0Wl|,GII Light Company will bs held at the Corn. 
     
     ptiny s Otlice, It the Gas Works, on TUESDAY 
     
     the 6th day of May next. at 10 o'clock. II. In. 
     
     WM. MURPHY. Manager. 
     
     April 9, I856. 
     
    
   
   
    
     CABINET, exam AND sora 
     
     Maiiufactory. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Queen square. inthe rear of Haszard's 
     
     G ette Ofiioe. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ? HP. Subscriber having engaged n part of the 
     
     Steam l’IN\ er belonging to llio above lIs'.iiblisli- 
     
     merit, Is now prepared to iiiiiiiuliiclure nu-rv rirticlo 
     
     nppertiriiiirig in his l)ll§lll('.\'§. lltivii left I’.  Island 
     
     I-i former Ironic.) iievr.-rril years sineo, and heen 
     
     during that time, ciiiployed in sonic of tho hr-st Shops 
     
     in the United States. he feels coiilident, tli:il lie erui 
     
     give azitisliictitiii to those ivlni may pl»-rise tn P-alroniie 
     
     hint; he lriis tllllitlllflrl ll ltiioivlutlur: ofrhe modern and 
     
     antique styles of Coliiiiet ivorli, iititl n-r an tiid to his 
     
     busiiit-as, hns iiitroduccil sortie iiftlie iiinst zipproi ed 
     
     |.tibnr-saviiig i\ltrt'liincr_v, :rrnl alto. .i supply of the 
     
     limit Wt)Ul).~¥ it-ed in (‘:ihiiiI,-t iuirlt, enrisistiiig of 
     
     i\lAllt)G.-\NY, "l..\(3l£ \VAl.\‘u1~;inrl l{o.~r.woon, 
     
     which with UIND-t:\'i: .‘lAl‘l.I£, lil.Al'K llirrcx. 
     
     .\Lc , he (‘iih.'Il|'ll'iC up to order in the ln-.~t style and 
     
     i__tt~-o. ' 
     
     'l'll|"IiII!. straight mid S\\‘L'(‘.p-§£l\\‘ltlg executed 
     
    
   
   
    
     with tli-‘p:ilt‘li to any |:tlli:rn. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Drilling and Boring also done. 
     
     " ‘ I‘.-\'l'l{lCl{ lllCl(l'.\'. 
     
     .l!tnnu:iry lst, l8:':6. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mutual Fire Insurance Company. 
     
     ' lll". rihnie (.‘ornp-iiiy now liisriros all kinds of 
     
     Prop»-il_\‘. hnlli in 'l'«~\\‘n iIl'Itl l'otiri!vy. tit ONE. 
     
     HALF THE l’t:rz:vtiuM usually (‘lttlr;1I'tl I»_v Fr-reign 
     
     (Tnn.p uiiies. Persons Illrllllllg in this l'onip:inv liuvis 
     
     eir i-hare in the prnlils. \\lIltl| tllllflliill to riliiiic Ono 
     
     'l'liou~'.iiid l'ounds within the few \e:iis it has hcen 
     
     in opt-ration, and the lntrrr.--t .lIt1\\" l't't‘t‘l\‘I'tl on the 
     
     (Iiipital u\'erp:rys the tllltlllitl exp:-iiso of writhing the 
     
     Corr.-party. For till particulars, iiiqiiirr-. tit the Sn- 
     
     ci'et.'rr_\’s Ollicc in Kurt Slim.-t, Clnirlottetowri; \V, 
     
     ll. .;\i'rKt.~'. Esq, (it-org:-towii; JOHN llApzi\nri, 
     
     I-‘.sq.. St. |".le:inor’e; Jriiiiicii C. l'nt'-rt, I-lsq.. Sum- 
     
     niersido; STEPHEN \VniGii1'. lIsq., Bodrquc; 
     
     linwiiv l‘i\Iu:t:n, l-‘..~q , 'l‘ravi.-ller‘s lit-st; Jiiiiacs 
     
     "EA|il!|1‘0E.l‘Isq., l’riticeto\vn Royiilty; Jv:Rr-zrulnn 
     
     Simpson, l“..-‘q ,Ct|V9lltlla'lI; J4 iiu:s l'iti(;r:or¢,l‘.sq. 
     
     New lmiirloii; lticit/inn llunsnrr, E:q., 'l‘ryoii; 
     
     Gizolitim \VlG(iIN'I‘0N, Esq . tfriipziu-i; W. S. 
     
     MACGOWAN. lisq , Snuri-t: “UN. J.uiii»:s limo- 
     
     WIII-!-. "Hy l"o:turie, urloiiiv s‘:U‘I'llli§IlL.\.ND, Esq. 
     
     St. l'etcr's llay. 
     
     Cli:irlnttolmi'n. 4th March, lFl.'i6.—lsl 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cigars ! t‘i.;.;ai-s! ll 
     
     ‘UR S.-\l.l‘.-at VliIlY Low l'iuei-.s. 'l‘lio Sub] 
     
     scr_il_iers lI£l\'t! rereiu.-d~— 
     
     22,000 superior Cheroots, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Coiiingnnietit, with instructions to either ii speedy 
     
     e. - - V ' ’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     rmszaitn a_ OWEN; 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Rimiit and its People’ . 
     
    

    
     Men oftlie Times, via: Lords Russell, Palmerston. 
     
     Aberdeen, Paniiiuro, &c., _ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     R S/\l.F. at the Gris Works, a quantity ofvery 
     
    

    
     tine Gss Tar. at His. per barrel of 36 gallons. 
     
     WM. MURPHY, Manager, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ihrch I0. 1856. 
     
    
   
   
    
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