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New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
PElSE'S COMPOUND H0RFlIOfND candy

rs of the most safe and sany cough m
rcdents which reader the remedy infbc from To fact tina;
where one remedy a succeeds for the cure Of cong
colds othc throat Thoopng c"sgn &C
Country merchants aud Others choice Confectionery al
bo would do well the undersigned before leaving
,h orders elsewhere They vii. prices harmonze VII
re sx;gcnciss of the times OF 10 lbs ~ lbs - lbs
~ HIS ADD 100 his Please favor n call and ohlge
't.ASf. y S,-N, ~ i'4u.---
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

ON MONDAY, July 10Th. Al il O'Clock at tho Auc
~ tue Of mortgage. quauIity of Household
ing OF Bu caus. Clocks, Table,. Competing, Chairs,
steads. Cots and ore large Rotary Stove, Kitchen
i2f 2t-
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

DOARDHNG REDUCED Having taken the large and
ID block from Broadway where
,lemen can be accommodated with board FOR $3.50 per
and pleasant by applying No. io~ards
cor of Elm entrance in Elm street jy2l If
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
HALLS OF TEMPERANCE,
BROADWAY, NEAR PEARL-STREEr, LATE THE
Masonic or Gothic Hall.


Masonic Gothic HALL
GRAND OPENING FETE-MoNDAY, July Goth, these splendid
Halls will be opened, viz
First TIE HALL, which, point of capacity masnifccnes
and spep,o stan alone and unrivalcd i'll the uAon
Secondly The Dosc HALL, equally distinguished for It's
simplicity its beauty and commanding sizes
Thirdly TIE Halt which the entirety OF
the building whole solemn grandeur and imposing
arsifcence the peudd of feua and veneraied
relic of the early
On which occasion several of distinguished Dvines VIII
assist in the ceremony most popular Orators address,
b audience ON the great question Moral Reform lnerspeed
through the proceedings of the evening there Will DO
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL from works OF Handel
The doors viii opened O'clock aad the Concert &C. will
commence precisely at 10 o'clock ELEGaSr SUFFER-
Tenperapce principles be served ls Dorc Hail. with the
same plendor and that displayed London at the
Great Temperance Festival a the Colosseum.
Tickets of admission One Dollar, including the Supper
Parties including Ladies' wishing seats respectfully
informed that ony numbe can be secured for
the evening; each Scttec ommodates six persons
TO the Reading Library and Gothic Hall are free
o this Fet-. i. e..
crptions. JOHN WALhEN' secretary ana Librarian
Tickets NAV bookstore OFF, " H. IL Lang
lev street. Temperance Houses and principal
,fn; Stare. jy!24t
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24


NY GENTLEMAN be instantly relieved from all pain dur
"a operation shaving hy applying his To the ME-
TAI.I.C TABLET RAZOR sTROP invented ~ IT, SAUNDERS
supcrsces Of hone AMI by which the most "n-
m produce keen and smooth an edge as inc nZor
old b nuy possibility EXHIBIT experienced hand
IA the onv which the at OF man has yr devised
IN cerv man an opportunity his chm
with the same grrd SUIT Ills own manu.
ami person will be shown bringing adui razor and Try
ing the tablet Price from 81 Few are
flushed with hshy polished handles with made OF the
most costly Turkey embossed full and beautifully g oF
those ccpt.reu who the Ne Plus Ultra Of the
useful beantl forming together win the
workmanship specimen oil the beau ideal oil pcct'n
Price S}. $50 .,-r.,. -,.,-, ,,r,. 49,, >, -;
ces belonging to the ioiiette -.,-,--ppe ~, p,..
Jy.s2 Owls IT, sAGnDEnS1 w. o,H,
mo THE F,lJREEE.-Clrcustancer rendering necessary
for me pursuit ut health have the peasu are
TO DOOLiE the Botanic Physician SO cele-
brnted Of Poypu &c sc without surgical ope-
ration 5 opposite the Centre hae
in this civ sole wholesale and retail agent Tor the lily
and State the sale OF remedies for ne disease
OF Tie Eve. Eyeis Dr. A. Dooue Wi altfhi 10 an
for my remedies winch are for Nos l. =, s. and
which he permitted apply The other Nos o. and = as "l
nv remedies be obtained OF me through h1m ny
person, his office either personally or ny
letters postpaa Nv remedies he Nos afo1esd) are put up ~
Treatise the the Eye AMI Far oil nc
PAGES Every Ocust .hch contains ample m
ana all oucrS
u for their advantage saFpy No for the use oil r
families reet the teases every one w
Jlooli;c authorized make liberal aoSan TO all re
specialize persons WHO dssfoas 10 zen my reHe'' - '
whether Of td.> CITY eiseH here II, -,
\ B. For Of The afflicted residing 10 the lows
mart Of me cty = 8 t. aHd may be procured
Of dy on the first 2i3 boad~ay at = 80 per packet
All other desire become whoesaa or Eeta agents may
appv 10 Dr. 4. DoOl;tie. 80
city of noe in sufficient encourage me afflicted 10
cure them opposition OF Interested pefsons the
greatest proof of tieir utility - ,,,
Providence House il9 bFosi"ay Newell OH !n', '
:; 90 - - English Oculist
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

;YJANTED.-lO0 Young Men Americans to go Oh Whaling
w VOYAGES First Rate Ships also wanted Carpenters Cooper
and Blacksmih, whom lays will he given All Clothing and
furnished the credit of Voyage For further
information apply c. WHITE Agent No Ill SouthSt York
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

TOUGH BEARDSl
DLEtsrRE In SHAVING by the use of CHAPMANs
MAGIC RAZOR STROP, with which every person may ktep
h razor perfect whether or sn land presents 'o
faces each Of different sharpening properties VIZ" Ae
meta lie IISne oil the o'dary oAe ana M
sbnr on the simple casn Retail prices " cents 2ceh . W
81 % and 50, each according size snd out"a Hs Inc i
'o'lH'"e p " " l. CHAPMAN, l02 William st
The performing part of my SroP warranted 10 be
superior 70 10 W. . ,;",;sSs9 " v je30 Inns
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

II GENTLEnEN arriving from tne South aud West
wishing particularly invited TO call at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
r12 Ful,ou-si. Broadway,
where can always large and desirable super
6ro West of England Cloths and and Drnb
DEre for Summer London Fancy Camces and Drinrs
for Pants SILK Chay Marae vestngs all of which Of
superior quality and will order the shortest NOTICE. and
in STYLE unsurpassed by establishment the city, 40 per
cont credit Strict pnHctuay observed IN hng or
ders. Cash delivery and no abatement III prices
Ps The cutting department still under the superintendent OF
Mr. YLoRo have been el appreciated by
fashionable public need any Particular attention paid
- .r,,;,r non,s iy0U &c. BOOTH, Agent
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
Commercial Fridd

fe Brokers Cincinnati having concluded buy the
o Bank Notes and the Exchange Bank Checks upon
"' vas tho consequence The Checks redeemed
as.o Flour selling 81 The receipts of the week
.rsiSMObbl'.
The receipts this week have been rather heavy, and
r from the Upper Lakes The near approach of harvest hes
operations have been making last
~. far Ohio and 81 for up country.
and oArs-The of these articles received tha
has also been argetw-lve thousand bushels The market has
ndidereny supplied with Corn all the and he great
IN now not sufficient depress prices Sales daily making
,uts for Corn and 81 cents cash. for Oats by the cargo
eAyp July l7-Saes of Flour continue be made IS 3D.
4, oHe parcels of faysrte brands at s. 3li
Wheat commands 81 10 from boats the receipts Of both
.y Anticipation but there falling off in tho demand
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

CLEMENT 81 PACKARD, successors to TAYLOR s
CLEMENT $50 Penri-street, opposite Cedar have on han'
receiving large and oe selected asrrtRent Of articles
their line for FALL TRADE, consisting part Of
uar,o Octave School aud Pocket Walker Wtbc Worcester
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

yIANTED-Pac for three frs, Coacimen and rooms
w understand horses having served regular
premiership the cid country Their
tons are Apply Broadway y20 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
CasTH.E GARDEN.

w ESSRS FRENCH ElSER the honor TO inform their
cps and the public generally the Garden tor the
SIGNAL ROCKETS will fired intervals from shutdown until
nine every fair evening when nine O'Clock there WI" DO
beautiful piece OF FIREWORKS SET OFF.
THE BAND o'clock, and "l aEise the VISIT
e with Popular Patriotic and National AIRS @c during
the Evening. -, /, ;
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

w ANTS.

WANTS.
yyANTED-Sx good Cooks several general house
w work Fix men for ward several bows to learn sic and
OF local Offices, Office
have locality be oG Of o@ The Only unrr
they desire their Office that universal satisfaction
their references another part OF this paper.
IVA II JOHN McCaBE & co. % Nassau-st
VyIANTE D.-Temperatc, ahfal who have lived
w year place. the original office IS Broadway
basement. All such insured steady situations ~ delay.
Jy2i 1
AiTANTs Dan Old Coun,r, with Capltal Of IN an
w established business Apply at 80 Naau-stree Jyi II
XyANTED-At rsst Broadway ,bi. norning before y
w O'clock American English German and Scotch girl for Cooks
Chambermad Waters and onsework eil for cosn,ry
fanIics are waiting for servants. Jy2f II
IiANTED-A Partner wth a caet7I OF $500 or Sill in
W Land Commission Office where the business oyer 5000
the last To Of business habits is
the firm has other busiae ard attend
jy2i p, J. McCABt, ~ Nsssau-sireei this dag.
ANTE D-Immediately, 20 Taioresses WORK
w work To hands steady employment will be APP
ply nj no. la thrE>uest IVA II
IyTANTED.-Respectabcf supplied with Pro
w female and coored Servants the American
office No Gi Broadway third door below Prince The sub
pledges himself the business TIN Office w be doae
with truth and justice iy22 Nv T. ELLIOTT Proprietor
SANTE D-Peasa apartments small quiet family
w retc respectable eghhofhoodupper a Il this city
WILLIAMSBURG south Of Gran! street preferred Address North
Moorcs 81 Tribune office W22
ysTAHEE Dan Apprentice learn the Tin Smith business
w DO! ~ or /! years OF aye one na eoa cone ven recon-
applying 30 Grand street No need apply bat those answer
ing the absvc description Jy23 II
y3ANTE >-Paces for three frs, Coacmen and Groom
w who understand training horses having served regular
premiership The business the Id Their recommends
the first character Apply 94 Broadway y20 I'm
,5JNN'TE Eb.-lGO Young Men, Americans, Whaling
and Backsmi,h> whom lays will he All Clothing and
Articles furnished Voyage
information apply WHITE Agent No Ill Souhst ~ York
je2s Inn
y4TANTE -A the New York Intelligence Office 40 Grand
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

IT Stranger if YOU Shoes description go
SCR!NER e CQMPANYS Great Catherine Boot and Shoe Mar
M - Catherine of Nonroereet where yon will find the
hsan and most snlenid assortmenl over Jyluu
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
EyOAI.OaNG en- NEtY-YOl

BOAI.DaNG en- NEw-YOKK.
u home at the GRAHAM HOUSE No. s. Barclay street where
ample reserved for transient Boarder
Tobacco or Alcohol will be ound faint atmosphere
few permanent Boarders will be taken. ROSWELL GOSS
New-York, April 18TH 1871.
OOAESDlNea-Ihree four single gentlemen, and gentle
ID maa be accommodated with Board and
Is Beekman.street. References exchanged ly.2 lOt
u O0lsS without BoardOne eligible Rooms
II can be obtained respectable families single gentlemen,
Terms moderate note addressed H. Ill., Office OF tnc
Tribune will meet with at;eaton ly2l Nv
VTOTEL, OR HOME" Hard times" but boat
fare how low aud anmen at the spacious house 90 nnd
IL Beckman-stree oaly - cents per day lyO I'M
CD REV D-The TrDs has been stolen from n. several ner
iy7If s BEEBE, Carrier.
D9ARDIN{A gentleman and his aud three single
u temen Rooms and Board private
family Apply 80 eserst corner OF Orchard Terms moderate
D0aRDEKs vyANTED.-Two or three young gentle
y obtain pleasant and Board in quiet private
family Of persons by applying at No. 40 fuon,st for those
desire business location, this will be found eligible Terms
moderate Je-4 u
IOHN NIcCABE g. Co.." INTELLlGENCE OFFICE No.
) 90 cstTesn Fulton and ANN Nsw-YOrk
saly tssva 5s9 E E. s1 Rsas ''a9s m
pOARDING-rwO gentlemen and their wives three ar
full board or breakfast only and respectable
aeighbohoo healthy and central locations IN the
CITY, the immediate vicinity the Post Once References
given and required Enquire al u Clty-ha race. lesu
peARD AND ROOMS may be obtained in private family,
d by applying st zoo Hudson-si Je-u
nFESSANT NOS7ss good Family Board may be CD
tanned persons OF quiet habits al 90 Murrays lHe
central anc on every account uesif''
u25n
pxRTpCULAFs NOTICrt-Thosc persons having tI nj
ture of description dispose Of who breaking
ready sale for all Of th"r
goods by address, calling The subscriber
Goods 10 any amount COTTON 1877 Chatham square,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

DEE GOODS CHEAP.
Linen Drills Tamb:ooss, Drab de Etc;
Summer Stuff Moessins Cassimares;
Cloths, ve.tiDr OF all kinds
Linen Die7er, Linen Table Covers;
Birdssye and Russia Diapers. Dinie-i
Chiutz, Iacoasl, Can5ric, Null and
Swiss Muslins. plain striped and figured
Rsssa Shooting Flanuels Camhrce, coiorcd;
Hollands Paper lus!ins. Linens, Irish
And complete assortment OF Dry Go.ds, offered by
JOHN II. p!NGAGAN. 30i Grand street, cor Orchard,
iya3 e.is trarmerly Bank ( Dinguanl
uyOsIv II. D8yGMAN. 30l Grand street, corner OF
Orchard uorms.ly Banks Darman offers largo stock very
c.e.p, OF Bombazines Tarlonis,
Shswls Satin striped de Lanes
Plain lie LANES, French
Fnrlis, and American Prints,
Printed Lawns. Embroidered NiusliEs
Marsei.Ies Quilts, 1o:ef Covers,
Table and Piano Covers, Cloves
Hosiery silk and Cotton Hdkfs, &c.
JOHN H. BINGHAM sol (irnnd-s,ree,
,,-53 stis Formerly Banks s Dineman)
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

EfAsTpE POINT AND IaaE EEtNaAN
Y FEElDS.-The delightful Pleasure Grounds at fioboksr
have put complete order and having been ch improved
ng distance on The bank Of the majestic Hudson offer plenan
and refreshing not aad dusty pavanrn Of me city
The heights still open to the pubic) COM
maHA beautiful, prospect embracing at gce III
ohle bay islands, and eEycDcd with vessels gliding In
with its NUMEROUS spires ano
the distant hum busy while the river whtenec
with the distance beyond the towering pades pre-
ntne atogethe scene lovely description, and Of Aul
uncQuRled
Nv newly opened we'll shaded walk protected from the
# the sun by grove of may descend few
inues TO the Colonade where moderate furnished
hneus of the best kind suitable TO tho The ferry
bo, have been comfortably awnings &c and leave Bar
clay few muute fesage as heretofore
81 cents In part Of the world perhaps
be so easily and trIdng : e22nis
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

~ ssourdingA short distance the country family hay
mp several casan fine situation accommodate
or four gentlemen The access to New
York such business be IN Wastrrct IN hall ~
Tour Stage, pass every few minutes For further paeu
Slr,es Charles At this Office Terms moderate. lyle isu
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

EECuES aPPLIED BY Mrs SARAH T. HARPER,
4 No. iS 'esey-sI Nh" H'' ' ial
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

IT Offices Let.-n the Basement Of the New Merchant
barc Wall and suitable for Brokers'
other purposes such coffee efeshment There
NO which will be let together for tho balance of the
rear rent perfectly satisfactory the Apply Mr..
PEARSON office the Exchange Company of anovereet
nd Exchange Place. the publisher Of the New World 80 Ann
lGret. Vl3;u
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
BOOKS AT AUCTHON.-To b

fsNOOrEz-ACsSE Instantly cured by the Er Fishers
celebrated Drops fraud they lct at the Drug
Store of HORACE VERETT No 36 Greenwich street, oor
above Fias and no whore clse. Price - cents
Also sale III TONS unriynicd Green Plaster icr pam
the side breast 1t eicc;u those who are
afflicted - The Psers 10 be had
s,rects jy2i IL
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
yACXa5ALL "a asDEN$.
= EVENING, Juiy - the amusemenis VIII conn
.mo,. .stoui. Lin- eNnarinpst- "

VAIX drlh IIDHNSs
HIS EVENING. July - viii commence with
Thaumurgc astonishing experiments VIII be nitro
duced the True Who Love When
Married. The Useless Umbrella Imaginable illusion
showing pepleNes OF the II storm should arse Re
,kohe yee.tnbe-a Farmers. Can Of Of Rice .i
chnnre position place another at the command OF any
zen IN hc company 10 conclude tho Dinner
Plates on common aad Pas e Deux Madsele Auro and
LA Petite Cero
Refreshrncuis. n.
The Grand Spanish Rocros, by Made Auro and la Petit
Certo Dr. Valentine will give his Amusing Dneatons Song by
W. + e Dunn iy20
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
yJ1poV,TANT TO TUE PUBLIC.-Grsat DiscOve-

ORENCH VASES, GiRAND0l.ES, &e.-A large assortment
h h.y. ,es comprising all the most splendid patterns in
the Market lo saio a. NV f ie2-9
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

Ban Apprentice learn the Tin Smi; business
w hoy II or u One that veil recon-
memded Of good moral good
applying 80 Grand No need apply bat those
the obsy description. ly9} IL
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

rJPeuse & Sen, il Divon-street would respectfully
hfn The pubc that ,de open day and evening"
tnr The SUNDAYS excepted whore be had Ice Cream
pi N kinds of Beverages suitable for the Jy1
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

Notice.-PETER NJ. DON having opened Law Office in the
village Geneva Co.. prepared 10 give roap and are
attention which be sent TO him for adj smenJea
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

. Price Reduced S;S.OH-pasucueoNE Portraits
nntabe STYLE from 10 10 ~ seconds al e corner oil
Roadway and Park PlAccen,rance Park Place Jyl4 In
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

NOTLCr:-Those persons having uIni-
ture OF an description dispose Of who are breaking up
will find ready for po.on all of hrir
goods by sending address, calling the suhserlhe
Goods any amount purchased - NOS. M ~, -,
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

- ARCADIAN GARDEN, 80 HIecckcr 81:
JREAT SPORT AND SPLENDID INTERCHANGEABLE
W eclem'- Benefit ,,
This Friday Evening July 23rd, LEDGERDEMALN
Master Chambers the Indian Rubber Boy.
Singing by Miss TAYLOR, Mr. Bro"er Mr.. j. T. Dunn
Mr. Fre-l4nd Yankee DeiineaorM Johnson Pianist and
IN. irish (;ant-rand huff O'Clock,
othe largest kind made measuring Oo cubic iee
gnal Rockets Music. sc
Admission - cents for this evening JAY % For particulars
see bills Saturday evening. Singing &c Admission free y III
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

DOARDlNei.-Ihree four single gentlemen and gentIc
ID MAJ and wife, be accommodated with Board and
At Is Beekmnn References exchanged iy22 l0t
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

TIF,Y POTs-l4 Try Pots, 100 and lSo gallons o & y
iy2o GRINNELt- alN IoN -
DOIT HOPE-3OO assorted sizes Russia htS MP ~
Is sale by iy2o GRINNEIL, MINTURN q 20, 30 oou.a
A kSsOs,s.Lls CASKS io' sA'o ~ iy90
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24
TnPORT.aNT NOTTCE-Mori.on'a riiis:-T
MORRISON, MoAT 4 co.

Now Road, London, April >, IeII .
FIT will be remembered that Messrs. MoriSon sie Agent
NJ Tior r,ppel IN and Medicines the pabIc IN
mind labels therefore such will longer be genuine Tue Me-
ane Of the British College ea: viii hcnceorth be sold as III
n~,nd win the oRisoN UHvERStL MEDICINES engra-
in ;e upon ground nthe label affixed to eaca
rDnrkc
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

~ choice selection of pERFUMERY CUTLERY and all ar
cles belonging the ioetie ~. ,.o :, L.,
Do,.,-. q 4
New-York tribune., 1841-07-24

ID OOlsS, with without Board-One tSo eligible Rooms
III obtained By respectable families single gentlemen III
pleasant airy Murfaystree where there but few
boaders. addressed H. H. Office OF the
Tribune will meet " Jy2l lw'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-31

.Holya Bible" i snatchedit down and
opening it, surprised at the holy writ be-
ing in the possession of one who publicly
denied the Saviour found the follow
ing lines, written with much care:
Beware Of pride, for it is the arch de-
ceiver-beware of intemperance, for by
it l have fallen, and by it I must receive
eternal dan1nation! J. RoBERrs."
From the date, it was written three
days before the melancholy end Of this
wretched man. ,r. 49,.
Was not this an awful Judgment to the
one, and an awful lesson to the thinking
mindl As / turned away, my heart
swelled with gratitude to God, for,haying
protected me from the numerous enticing
snares and glitteriig temptations, set in
the path of the unwary. .. =;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the alabama Patriot.
THE SUICIDE.
A TALE OF TRU TIL.

"How dreadful arc thy judgments, o Lorde'
The occurrences of daily intercourse
afford sufficient facts to draw a moral
from-but how much more impressive
and startling must be. the end of the un-
gody. The unvarnlshed tale am about
to relate came under my own persona!
observation. How often have l viewed
sin without emotion, and passed the den
of vice without a thought, and, as If to
throw a dreadful lesson in my way,
witnessed scene which trust may never
again happen. During stay at the little
village of L., frontier station, be-
came acquainted with the D--'s, a
family of responsibility, and shared the
comforts and protection of their hosPlta-
BILE roof. D was man OF unbiem.
ished character, and noted for his good
works. I have seen him 60 to his corn
crib, and divide its contents with the sui
feriing widow, and many poor wanderer
received his life from this charitable: man,
when perhaps every door was shut, and
the cold look of distrust and scorn met
the imploring eye of the invalid. Taken
with open arms, watched over with the
kindness and solieitude of a father, his
own garments to clothe the needy, and
when restored to health, the hard earned
savings of a life of toll, remunerating the
attention of the physician, and supplying
the wants of the destitute. .a..:s
Such was D; and oh! how often
have thought Of him, envied the serene
bosom and good heart which led him to
the performance of acts worthy of an
angel, and unknown among the wilds in
which he lived. D. married into fani-
", by which means he became related to
the object of tbisssimple story, "Roberts," !"
who married %. 8 wife's sister. Roberts
was man Of natural smar;ness, and as
understood, received a collegiate educa-
tion, in one of the best Institutions in
the United States. Thinking himself
above the population at large in natural
sense, aided by superior education, and
perhaps led on by an upgovernable pride,
he determined, "as afterwards he ac-
knowledged," by artifce and dishonesty,
to aaass fortune, gained by vice from
tile supposed simple undiscerning public.
His profession was that of a lawyer, and
soon he gained a seat as Judge in the
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-03-31
Published every :; odnesdoy Morning, by
THOMAS w. PEGUES,
y EubEskcr of the Inns Of tie Union.

-aa- Publisher Of the Laus Of the Union.
Al three dollars ia advance III rec dollars and fty
cents in six months; or four dollars at the expiI
,t.s MOS. - ration of the year.
Advertisements inserted at IS centsper square LOT
the first, and 81 l-2 for each subsequent insertlon
The number of insertions 10 be noted on all advertise
mcnts or they will be published until ordered TO DC
discontinued, and charged accordingly. ono dollar
per square will be charged for single insertion
semi.mo...nly, Monthly and Qurterly advertise"
nents will be charged the same as new ones each IN
scrtion. 7ur % .! ,-...5
All Obituary Notices exceeding SIX lines and
Communications recommending Candidates Tor pub
10 Offices of profit trust-or putting exhibitions
will be charged as advertisements
Accounts for Advertising and Job Work will be
presented for payment quarterly. ...',,,.,
urAlILotters by mail must be post paid to insure
punctual attention. ...,,...-.