has made arrangements for receiving a regular supply of all kinds of FRUIT, in season. Also a supply of ABERDEEN FINAN HADDOCKS. All other kinds of Fish to order. The Square, 19th Sept. 1873.

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The proceedings were resumed this morning with the examination of an old Carabineer, named Bigmore, who, soon after the defendant's arrival in this country, had an interview \kith him, and declared he was not his old officer. Evidence has been given for the defence showing that

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called the Ritualistic movement, has now passed into s counter-Reformation m mot, and will, whenever sustained by numbers and perfected in orgsaisation, reveal its ultiusito aims with clearness and discision.—Bahop of Oloureger. Mr. J. Edwin Sherman, United States sioner to the

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in the evening from Rev. xiv. 13, " Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord . . . They rest from their labours; and their works do follow them." At the close he said his text had been suggested by what had taken place last Sabbath evening, when one of the most distinguished and

GEORGE FORREST, Gordon Street, }funny, has pleasure in announcing the completion of his Photographic Studio, replete with the newest improvements, and constructed on the most approved plan, both of art and comfort of visitors. G. F. will in addition to the CARTEeDEVISITE, Ice.,

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