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NOTICE.

4 IL Persons indebted 70 the subscriber either
"a by Note OF Book Account, will please call
and settle the same without delay, further de-
taY can be given. WIN. MYERS.
Ou Buque, Aug. S, 1887.
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80, WIN. w. bnsSs, -, :.
'oly. . 1897. 90-3m.
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LIME FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber ssspsct!olly informs the ci,i-
u zens Of Du Bogus and the mining couatry,
that hs has now on hand, and will constantly keep
. snisciens quautity, Of good Lime for the use Of
he country.
NICHOLAS CARROLL.
Fountain Bluff, Aug. Is, 1887 lyl3
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William w. COriell,
ATTORNEY 1T L.aW,
DU BUQUE, w. r.
Du Buque, June 3, 1887.
DOCTOR FINLEY

TENDERS his services TO the citizens Of
Du Buque and vicinity, in all the branch.
e. of MEDICINE, SURGERY, and MIDWIFERY.
He may be found at all times at the Du Buoue
Hotel, when not professionally engaged.
Du Buque, June 8, 1896. 5--tf
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Peas! Peas! Peas!
0nn Bushels Peas just received On con-
OOO Segment, and for sale by
FASSlTT l. SHERMAN.
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WILLIAM McLAUGHLrs, Asctio.eer.
X W.. >. CONANT, STORE No. i34 Pearl
= STREET, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE. judy


no THE PUBLIC.-NR. LEADER DAN, rs Maiden
Lane, low oilers be Ladies' and this
Fl Medicines ELY To be found and eject -
New England Calnoton Swams isre IN
the blood wants puri, irg. - " -
Cream Of Amber inns article al the head of al cos
ncics for cleaning and bouatfying the compesiaD
Indian Cathocon Plaster THIS Plastsr
esteemed superior 10 that has this
used also for and barns any ether
article known. , -
Maine Rhena ic Pills Such happy ee of tbcse piIs
that all those who try them for IA and want
other redicne as they immediately Them They
raei bilious PM of ho climates, and much used BY
La Metts Vegetable Cough Pills The Pills Cosgh and
heait lungs by few applications II
the above oplai ought them immediately all
Try them Will L: ~ recomu end them to their LENDS
Dr. Mitcheis ebraed Corn Plaster Those
cd with corns othe feet be Immediately
by the appica ton OF this failing remedy, which
uniyers, ~ known One application VIII tn
credllous persons cfthc fact
Dr. Miches ChilbIain SaIve. Those troubled with itching
swelling and bumns the feet will find the Savc na fble
Icnedy
Ge Lip salvc This salye for lips or sore nipples he's
rival IN his county,
German Headache PowdcrThis celebrated article has re-
asntly cured No persons this city Of the
headache and tooache, that troubled calls and
buys il, il them on he spot
AIR Dam has appointed ha the following genemen
Souad d Desc No, Park Rowe and 5s Broadway Adam
Ol iii No Bowcry and 69s BIZ adway
os GIeenv c street, Pa Dicic Broadway Canal
mas Il Austin IS Carmne ST. VIM. Tyler, Of Barclay
b. d. sands, No 100 Fulton Of William The above
gentlemen have books from
used MI. Dam 81 kinds OF celebrated medicines.
As the OF all his medicines be inserted hrs
books and cards e each Of his which all the
names OF his medicines, and what they used for
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20 special meeting of the TAILOREssEs AND SEA ~
eTEssvEs % this city viii be convened this evening
clock the lecture the church the OF
sss and Ho,sons.s This meeting intended 10
On opportunity mite with the society as 10 learn The
es mer.b - and sl ladies' friendly to the
Gul 10 altered
Any feeling interested the and desiring 10 aa
IT, mar leave their with Mrs Rich Forsyh o.
with MIS- y A. Haock Madison with Mrs
lanlt T. A HAIIOCk. SecretarY.
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Crdsr
Wit the rsmossne
approved hson
o
ar
promptly Engraving
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BENEFIT OF THE BLIND.
NnW YORK CIRCUS,

NJ Cooke Proprstor most respectfully Public
o. hs Guy that he will FREE BENEFIT Thursday
svens in s q aid Of the nds Of the New York nst
uyn ~ c Blind The ction Of Entertainments
We an VIII be entirely tho whole receipts
lars wi be duly announced ~ isd,o
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,,,u vENDUE.

! ,,u - -, :, y y IUtt OF ~ "A. EXECUTION,
WI ~ - ~ sale public vcpdue ON Tuesday Tho N NJ
H. an, clock N III rcnoon " Chatham square
e tn tnntng establishments o the NEW FRA NgwspAprw
NC p fRENCHARD Marshal dso Nv.
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LA BELLE NATURE AND DAPHNE.
THE CELEBRATED PIC URE OF LA BELLE NATrRr
BYBOUDEr OF PARIS,
One Of the finest prod cons # the French school, ever
IN tins other connes and which has been highly rqco
mended by the Editors Of the rrncia journals the p
pai cities IN MS United hcs, together with proucton
from the same pencil denomnaicd DAPHNE, now being
hibited at No 81 Cartlandt street.
PORTRAIT e. MINIATURE PAINTING.
of vsrs IA the building above
Potfaurea faithful resemblance the original asd The sny.,
hH'sh OF ms wsfk, &c d2.ms
HANINGTONS
NEW MOVING DIORAMAs
CITY SALOON,
Opposite 81 Pau's Church, Broadway.
fvNHE PUBLIC respectfully nprme that the shoye morn,
Il and fashionable place eut 49,
ale than formerly with Eat,e New -, ~ v"~s
Dioamic Scenes painted by the best The SAXON In
entirely eied the comfort Of
decorated FORMING the complete and beautiful Pals Esh,
ton Room ~ America No has been render the
moral splendid The SCENERY
has painted Ny Mcssrs White, Walker Jones an Nm.
cough, Lehr. Scwel and Others. ' go
The New Dioramss will consist Of
Animated View Plymouth England
INSTRUMENTATION. lII-siorm and Ss,,nu rcck
N-Fsloftbo Angela, NII-CatheItal sfca lnpn.
N-Thc Celestial Regions, X-Iialian Fnntoccn,
Among the DROP Scenes
Mount Vernon Duke White.
View on tho Rhne.--C. Labr.
CorInDa in spain.-P. Grain Sen.
Scene from The Maid OF CasbDIere-I SewelI
View ofIlndon f,om Waterloo Bfige-Esngsusb
View Dsar Mssoloneh, Greccc.-R. Jones'
Temple Of Scpencc.-Walker.
Boxes 80 cents. Pnree aud
accompanied by their Parents Guardians half price
Doors open at e-Ieromanccs commence at 7ocIock daft
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DEACH ORCHARD co AL.-.lso tsas hsse Q,shty
Peach Or chssd Coal, egg lupdipg non bEI Exa
ton at Pier No. east river For sae suh purchaser,
frnsn 4 single ION upunrls Anpy on board. H-ES
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HIS ~ SrI x \ ..ao%sd hs Pei Comedy
other ehasace . BY Master Buse-Mss Cecil Lesgts, Ms
SicToR siISf. y. yi;o III e! Miss wheatey
La BAYxpEEEAz eca' Mile Aasusta-Fatma Miss Kerr
Doos opsn Al quarter past Performances Commence at
quarter before To-. och. Boxes 81 PIT SO Gallery
ERANKLIN THEATRE.-rHIs EVENING will
THE fSR NJ IS soS@Hats, Mr. Jua-ca Mis-. Mo-
M AsE r!SS e EsIse John A. s,...v
Eaony; Miss Verify "'''
rLsH inss RE y sLa ss M'S R%Rf q r, NJ
Isabel Miss v. Monier 80 '"'A'
cisely. Boxes SO cents Fit Is. ''
NATIONAL THI1ATRE.-rHis Nv ENlNG will he
l., presented the Traced OF
To conclude WITH new era, comic Pmim Hs agni
HARLEe. IN-F,,ehy, Mrs Conduit Wired, Non, checsen
Gcs'iac Sem Meme Cneckesi-ce es'ine JT Mad sle
Doors open at quarter paste Performance comm at aua
tcribetore1. Boxes 81; Pit SO cents Gallery ST.
AMERICAN THEATRE, 30 wERY.-THIs
a EyESN 6, win te pef.rnea the rrafsdy q
rdS e sS.s y s ss'S s e aas VIM Seton
-Aurl Mis-. waring
THE liz w @sTff MIA NE rsasS Tug Mr. Edwin
Boxes 75-Ph Subsidiary % cents
MERICAN CIRCUS AND AMPHITIIEA-
~ TIRE. RICHMOND HILL, Corner VAR, k and Charlton
eets-TUEsDAY EVENING, 8 the performance to com
ms wilma
Grand st and Waltz Entrce by ten beautiful horses
The Ups and Downs Of Life, or the Clowns Delight
Ggou d and Lefty Tum ling
celebrated Chinese Pony VIII go through his many pleasing
tricks.
Ms Bacon vii perform faa's the Highlander with hoop
and whip, ana co cude with American flags.
Hosemans' p 10y ". Hoaes
sailor Hornpi c, hy Master Bacon.
Grand Ascension a single X by Madame Blanchard
Slack Rope by Mr. Garvey
Peasants Frolic, by MIR Howes.
Song, by Master James Howcs.
Druukens ,icr by Mr.. Bacon.
To conclude Nth the Pantomims Of
THREE FINGERED JACK. Three Finre ed Jack Mr. Schi-
open and performances commence al o'clock
Boxes, so cents Pit q cents, wt9u dis motion of
J2-2t
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MARRIED..

On the evening Of the sis a. BY the Rev. pr Auley Mr.
On sunday evening Isl inst BY tie Rev Mr. Sawyer Mr. N
Burt. Miss e. Dougicrty.
Saturday evening" sist ut by the right Bishop
onk Mr. Benedict Lew Jr to Miss Jane daughter Of Jac,b
Leonard Esq al. oftlisci,y.
Philadelphia wednes lay yenns, 2sh I'LL by the Rev
James Mr. Israel w. Clark Of firm CLARK
Hunt Of hn 81 Roxans dough- oil lie Rev calvin Foot
oil West Springfield, Mass
On Monday nomng, Mr.. Abraham Herring aged 81 years
Funeral this afterHoou halt O'Clock fom
cnce Hudson aud the friends OF the family are requested
10 attend without further invitation.
Monday after short illness, Elijah Paine, aged months
only child Of Eli ah Paine ESQ OF this city.
Funeral this afternoon att o'clock from his fathers residence,
Seventh street.
sunday moins after short and painful illness, Robert
Tolcfree, in he 10th Of his
on Sunday Edward Wood aged ID mens and
youngest chi Of joint Mackie.
Sunday anh Ellen daughter 81 John and Caroline
Wheeler Ia tho 9Th year OF her age -
Saturday evening 5ist un Juiette Eliza only daughter OF
DR. Samuel e. Ellis, aged years
on saturday evening aera and painful illness, George
son ofD>. John :. Bartlett aged 10 years.
mday ate Illness OF two days. William Samuel eldest
Of James Y. Ward -. -. .
Sunday Edward ayson aged years only child OF Professor
Mosgaa, of0bem Ohio.
Saturday Emilia Maria daughter Of W. and
Maria NJ Pherson, aged y,as
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ARRIVED.
Ship ynicon' - LIVERPOOL
Ciuckstone Castle, CBr) Ferguson Greenock.
Brig Victory, Bou,ne, Dar,en
Com nerce, Dash,eld Dali e. Honduras,
vict,ry, Lard Daien.
oToniss Cole Philadelphia @ap
Galliet Flora, wey cman, Bremen.
schr Gov. Brooks, Lincoln, Easiposf
Claudia a MaIia, Rubin: Washington
l p severance sa., Johnson, NewbefI.
s sI1 r. III" M.rroy , r syassy.
1 1aene ps MeI,'il Cos So.a ms''i'o.
Ambassador, Tinker, Porto Rico.
CLEARED.
Ship Norma, Barton, Havana.
Commerce. Tyhuns. MarseIIes.
CoIumbus BOVINE Monle.
c. .i1 ssa S MaIe; s csasssiamu
Jasper johnson, Boston
''" sse s"dI C sssy Given msfss.Ns
S SSsos. h Hsss's NOME Ss~ o''e'"''
y Cam ks,.,, 6sts s.d ps"s N.rsa.
Hudson Ryder. Boston.
sloop Mctamora, winsIow, Providence.
President, Smith, New Haven
Disass ~ Ice-The brig America taken by the ice
rem - ny poen supposed and ashore at the Wall
The Texan .choone Invocae and R, were compelled 10
ss: s ss scs Ss: 10, The
The brig Commences lying At Pier River asd the IN
ina ss ed r 4. o. ssf y ys:sssy %I I'm
i.. .nd carried ava, TIE Snss bsws ayus jbbocm and Did
The :oop Of war Peacock and .em Enterprise were a,
The south Ameca and John Taylor from New yo,l sr. no.
ing INTO Lverpccl 4 The George ys'a,os
Nov put back TO Dec nd sailed thence for New York ON ire
Overmsn, Gould do do.
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BROADWAY
EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, At EIGHT
Tickets 10 admit two Ladies and q nfIrman tn
hadoi MT kinney 18Th Ward Hotel and Of Mr. Gibson
"'chsucc1 dis Inn
ROwERY THEATRE-rbeuod cr.irres h.v;o, !.
with the night ~ renewals year. rvos ~ e
ssbrcsIptso-s thousand ,s,. !,
wars re building the same ~ thirty five sha'cs OF THOUSAND
l. Zach share Ia e enrled Ia free admission
neh II performance Benefit nights nsf ssceo,d
Zach SHARE 70 " enyted To amherst of per per
The Lease to he assrned elected hv The .h..
sodc a. security io the payment 81 the the
Te Lease containing clause m the payment If tho ;,,,v.
mcnts The share holders VIII he entitled receive back he
mount OF their shares al The end off, years. they may
elect. - -
The shnrcs he transferable upon kept by the Tr.,es
and the free admission lie transferred year ON on
In orcrto the share holders against any s. the opde
signed sgrres ~ effect an fe Bukpg
completed 70 the amount OF ~ and 10 assign the Policies
Iafon 81 the case The
W DINNEroRD.
We, whose subscribed take the
her OF shaf set cp-ite TO respectively am
the amount thereof 10 Trustees IN such they
call Cor progresses The subscription de-
posted, and enqncs he made the office ofsANFORD
MANELis. 10 Chamber street o1-6
Now EXHIBITING At the American Academy
Barclay street Astos Hotel the two su
Evr, painted BY DuLsf the king Charles X III France
They have exhibited dwing the fOsr of
principal Of the United siaie TO the lively eas alton 81
Asmt,ance "a cents season tickets So cents.
Doors open from pin the morning, TIL . AT night.
a.t eshon the pictures soy to W retained 10 Ea
fhs room is kept constantly warm dam
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The four first companies have done the of the
The effect Of these high dividends will be the
flood of applicant the legislature which opened
teday Tn following the prices London
Nov "a New York skies 81 Maryland do Obi, fves
Louisiana vcs, Mississippi SKIES IL; Alabama fves
sai Indiana do 90 New jersey SKIES United Bank
E23 II f2i New Orleans Canal and Bank, York
Life and Trust 81 New York Farmers Loan SO Misss-
sppi Planters Bank, eos Tennessee do. f23 10.
Real estate has been omna for time large chancery
sale conssn of $40 lots will be made to-day by Franklin
Jeakn 1t is situated Tompkins Square. great deal
speculation has ofhs offer Its price may the value
Ofrea estate fer the the first sale Of the kindf
Prices OF Stocks at the n. York Exchange. jan.
u. s. Bank 49, 49,, Isl, r. Trast Co I04, 81, 81,
Del. and Hud. 81, Ohio
6f,5t, Am II. Co. Bait 81,
Leathe Man Bank, liz, Mohawk II. 70, ST, 81,
OF =. of Y. it6 Harlem r. X. 63t,
Morris Canal Co 9s cts, Utica X, r. l9A, 1871, 49,
Illinois Bank, o., Boston IL Wor. X. X 81,
N. o. Gas Co. sss,9, L. l. X. II. 72s, 2, li,it,l,
Prices Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia, Jan.
u. s. Bank ii4h rs, Del. and Hudson, ssi, 81,
Gi ard Bank, S.,
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From this aay forward we begin new year. in
The money business exchanges and Wall street Com
ing great and the embaassments in trade both
this country and in New passed through
ung year beyond parallel in the history Of
Within the last months failures have taken place i'm
portant point rca world but believe New York
has with fewer than Of her sisters compce Inter
est has risen per and per month
domestic exchanges from and land the merchants
weathcred thes slm.
Yesterday business way United States with
dividend firm at sihe other fancy stocks were
rahsr looking upthoug muchey perfectly finn at all
events Yet coanued and readily fetched to q
cent This high will continue until the spring business
sets IN very decidedly nd ing along tie on 'he
south and west, with their cashin their pockets
The high othe domestic exchange ~ yc very oipessNe
The merchants that the etercn deposit banks OF
this city, with the Phenv and Ma ,haitn al Their head and the
caused and imposed tn sc high rates upon
The coptry These according TO thu statement publish
ed on Monday hav trading deposit Of ten mioasa
sum Of coming entirely cut OF the pockets merchants
in the snaps Of duties. For their industry and punctaty filling
abe bank Golfers these recipients Of the public funds
very kindly the domestic exchanges the south
from per The satebank system is
radically The backs that ougto furnish excha
currency low raise il beyond all rmer precedent In
these eleven banks alike The Phenx Bank more 10
blame than the Others.
We have received four days la from England The
ofnecst fixed by the Bank Of England per cenbu
BY private advces, that what call loans
high and per There any increase of the
panic al difficulty since but the
effort made by the London smooth affairs indicates
she depth of the financial disorder The specie of
England is still IN state of dimnIt.on.
In country the spreading and wi ening its
effects probably because ing its tone
here We letters from Cleveland Ohio the stating
that short loans good worth and
scarcely be had In New Orleans, Mobile
abous the difficulties wearing themselves into an easier chan
dividends. The following are announced
Atlantic Insurance Co. 25 per cent
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nom single Ton upwards Apply ON poeso J7-h
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs,-rhe.P ropie-
oft well known establishment begs return his thanks
friends the public general 70, the lib ra support they
have him dunng and hopes by strict aen-
tion 10 his usness still merit continuance Of that
which they have bestowed upon Din :,
The Of Horses Carriages Harness. &c, will continue to
take place every Monday Throughout the year, at IL clock
regular sales will therefore nence on Mon s
January IL O'clock All Horses Carriages &c intended
for this sale must he shcwn and entered on or before Saturday
to dispose of requested s make carly application
horse will be offered sale at auction unless registered e
for the Catalogue
j4iwy JOHN W. WATSON 44s Broadway.
NEW YORK TATTERsALLS.-wANI
first rate fonr hand Team (a to match) fom
hands ieh of good and years old and
ali them sound and kind harness. Bays III long tails
ferred.
For the above described Horses lbera price will be paid
application JOHN W. WATSON, 4i6 Broadway
ia cod sw
WANTED TO BORROW, S4OO.-A young
mdcsman ~ this city, who entitled toa considerable sum
OF money, wishes borrow the he
would thereby he enabled obtain him. ard he
would pay lib raj int ST fol the OF il.
line addressed L. d and the Office eftke He aid will
meet with prompt attention Particulars will be stated ard
rity gwen HHr
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WANTED TO BORROW.
E M. GUION,s PHGNIx DRUG STORE.

IA ELs
-. lg7 Bowey corner Grand rect where large OF
Drugs Medicine Pcumery Fancy articles
first quality and ON the m ST reasonable termsAs0.
ABERNErHY'S COMPOUND LIQUOR CE MIXTURE, fo
Coughs, Colds Aslhnas The
which has before the public one mouth
is uy astonishing Hundres certificates have
the from all quarters.
The following fair sampe Need more be said to an inc
cent pcoplel
GuionDear Sir According your advice Bottle
Of Abeme.hys Compound Llqu Cough Mixture " has
trey cured OF the and hacking which
then had Gratefully and huly yoaH,
Signed, B. HOWE.
New York, Nov is, 1886.
Dr. E. M Guion SrI comply with the request Of my family
grateful feelings certifying
with which and of have Abernethys
Compound Lquoice Cough Mixture"
Signed JOHN INWRIGAT
New York, Nor. H. 1885,
GuloN5 Celebrated Worm Drops, already known Specific
Tor this the particularly calculated
Itself TO the minds all mothers whose infants suffering from
this dreadful disease already established
qlent testimonials the proprietor Bottle
will convince the scep zeal.
GUONS Universal Plaster established nfalble remedy
for Cons the panul also for old cblain OF
long standing article OF gtcat merit hundreds
Likewise for sale al Under's Beck and William:
Hppers Broadway and anklm and r. Burnett No IS
Shth A'chuc J4f
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST DATES.
Frem london Nov. % From Liverpool Nov "a
From Havrc Nov IA From Now Orleans Dec "a
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ERANKLIN COFFEE ROOMS, No. iIs Nassau street nod,
Opposite Clinton Hall The sulscrsr hays leave To nSr,.
,he lrc Tint b. has opened ref Glory above place where
he WI al all times keep & best eaiakss narkeas
ford and al such reasonable as he thinks insure 70 h
al iooceck,P NJ JOHN ALLEN
lin
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tenteuens choicest hpe double Calf
and winter dress Boots, warranted and eli
be sold OIL Tor cash by single half Their value roas
" ~ Ia per par Every wishing gupd haDdsoe,
and durable pain Of Beoss will do well call they
dzMs No 2es 4 anal sre~e'
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WANTED-4 small vessels that will carry from TO
W ons to bring down the North River from 81
70 nils. Apply III. RAYMOND & CO.,
Olzu 10 Cortandt 81 IN ~ airs
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increased about ten millions two hundred
and fifty nine thousand four hundred end
seventy SIX miles within the same period,
The number Of post officers has also
been increased from ten thousand seven
hundred and seventy to twelve thousand
and ninety nine, very few of which receive
the mails less than once week, and a
large portion Of them daily. Contractors
and postmas,ers in general are represented
as attending TO their duties with most com.
mcndabe zeal and fidelity.
The revenue Of the Department, within
the year ending on the thirtc'b June last
was four millions one hundred and thirty
seven thousand and fifty six dollars aud
fifty nine cents and its liabilities accrung
within the same time were three millions
three hundred and eighty thousand eight
hundred and forty seven dollars and seven
" five cents. The increase of revenue
over that ofthe preceding year was seven
hundred and eight thousand one hundred
and sixty six dollars and folty one cents.
For many interesting details refer you
10 the report Of the Postmaster General,
with the accompanying paper. Your par.
tiCular attention is invited 10 he necessity
OF providing a mere sale and convenient
building for the accommodation OF that de
pattmCnt. REMAINDER NEXT WEEK
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reached Toronto the night before last.
great numbers $4,000 when volunteers in
behalf of the government were called to
oppose their coming into the City. when
running fire took place. Col. Noodle
late of the l04th, was shot dead and 9TH
ers besides number of prisoners were
taken amongst whom are Archibald Me-
Donald and Col Wells Sheriff jarvis
house and others were fired and burnt
The Governor and his council are in the
Market Square. James Brown and 800
volunteers are in the fort Mr.. Speaker
McNab with 80 volunteers reached the
City Yesterday. Col w. Chisholm is ex-
peccd to DAY from OakvilIe, with all the
volunteers he can get to aid the Govern
and from Withby few yeomanry cavalry
Is looked for.
Tine Reformers have at their Counsel
Doctor John Roph, and others of high
standing, Three flags of truce were sent
yesterday, to the Government, with the
following terms:
1st To dissolve tho present Parliament.
Cd. Grant an Elective Legislative
| Council
3d.Tbn' the Governor leave the Province
/ III two weeks.
6 o'clock.
The Traveller left Niagara this afternoon
with one hundred Royal volunteers under
the command of Daniel McDougle, who
was Lieutenant IN the Militia ct the bat.
tie Of Queenstown. The Steamer Transit
is lying off in the Bay of Toronto, with
the family Of the Governor and the public
munitions. The Militia are assembling at
Niagara. Approximations are felt Of an
attack upon the town tonight, and pre-,
parduons are making for defence.
The Oswego Herald OF the seventh, 7
o'clock p. NJ. says;
The schooner Willet Capt. McCumber,
has Just come into our harbor. from Belle
vile, Upper Canada. Can't, McCumber
states that Government Express passed
through Beleville Yesterday. with ntell.
gcncc that the Patriot, had assembled and
were IN arms in the vicinity Of Toronto TO
the number Of . 600 headed by Mckenzie,
! Bldwell and Parker; fell credit was gwen
to tins Intelligence at Bellvllle.
! A letter from Quocnston cfihs 6rh, save
"Whl'c | write the M'tjg are ortiereI to
meet forthwith at Niagara. Il is thought
few will attend the MUSTER