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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22
CHARLES O'MALLEY.

JUST PUBLISHED The Office of the New WORLD IN quaoO
numbers stitched paper covers First 'oiH"e OF Charles oAa
!ey. Price single
~ Pr>.n, subscribing New World and paying Tor one
, IN advance " III receive this volume Era containing
three Par,- Of the gratis Terms - year Office
"a am, r.223,l j. WINCHESTER, Pubishetf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

PrsxsYLyASlA AND ONO CAyAL.~ The Principal En-
ae on this Canal has submitted his final Report the
Board of Directors from which appears that the length of
the Canal is one hundred miles and the amount paid and
due Contractors for work and materials sl076G2 II, OF
which sllG343 30 have beon expended the feeders aud
reservoirs The number OF locks fytour, and the ascent
and leen, four hundred and tty-tour feet The of
that portion of the Canal in Pennsylvania, miles is
1854 Az 49, that in Ohio seventyfour miles SlOl6,O25 o.
moi, including expense. Directors, Collectors, &c OF
property on which Toll charged there have arrived at
Cleveland during the pas, year $50 23382o lJs and there
have cleared a, the same rort. L, 7722 33 lbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22
SECOND EDITIO n.
By this Mornings Southern Nail.

Tux B.r1zr Pt7.cY-THE MYSTERY ExPtAlSEp.-lhe
Charleston Patriot says thai the schooner Ann nonceo "
another column Is having been spoken BY the America just
arrived at this por, reached thai city Friday The Cay
tain Sheffield states that On the 18th Capt GRAY ard
passenger named Deleoo Killed BY lishtnns-al the
crew were stunned, and the mast shivered
Capt Gotham and MS OF the ship Charles were on
hoard the Ann They state tina, the night OF the third of
June the shr sprung leak and thzi the water gained on
me puas very fast snu ;so o'clock A. b. on the touF1h
when after consultation the passengers and crew deter
mined TO return TO Neworeans. The crew were 50 much
ybou<,ed however BY continual pumping, and the water
-aised on them so fast tina; they determined TO aSe 'e
ship.
boa, was Immediately dispatched the ship LOUIS
NV bu, short distance from them and bound tor haS''
- 500 whether she would take ,hera board. The Cap
tain consented Alter all the passengers were sent ABOARD
the crew were unanimously OF the opinion that the veSe
must be abandoned and they accordingly ci' IN the beats tor
the Louis XIV.
After getting on board Captain G. then desired the Cap
mi, Of the Ioui, XIV 10 haul up. hopes OF speaking
some bound New Orleans or some other p'r' N
tho Gulf which he lid for TWO hours he then concluded to
bear away for Havana but The morning o the loth tell
IN with -ohr Ann AttakaPas for Portsmouth a. H.
but the Ann being struck ty lightning Oh ii"''''S' % VI
for Charleston. leaking badly
The passengers OF the Charles signed declaration exon
araus Can't Gorham from all blame in the transaction
I, mus, be borne in mind tina; the New-oreans Bulletin
Of the lth says that the Neptune, cruising IN the
Gulf had overhauled the Louis XIV, but that of the
passengers Of the Charles board This throws some
farther mystery over the subject, although no other y o.
paper says any thing the Neptune having fallen n1'H
the Louis XIV Indeed the log OF the Neptune which we
find in the Picayunc the 18th contains no notice o' haV
inc met the Louis XIV Capt Jones, of the L. 5 Revenue
Revenue Cutter Woodbury. furnishes the PicoyNne with
letter stating it as his arm belief that the crew and no 9th
crs are the pirates and uurdeTers.
Tn. p;,ot,us Of the l,h mentions that nothing further
h., boon harmed with reference the Balize Piracy bu'
that some of the cruising vessels have CONS in having seen
one or two h looking scheoncr, found boat sea and
brought in enc or TWO men found under suspicious cream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

Us!os BANK OF MoSrREA1.-l4c Joareal Of Commerce
and S1-consis,en, opponents OF Bank Charters and all
nonopoes recently warned the public against taking the
notes of the Bank Aaned which understand Is
free one If they have any d;ra The soIyency
of his Bank they ought it. IN the absence o such
their attack whether irs,gacd by their private sres
or .hase Of others strikes eXeeP;ioaable The Union
Bank has now operation several Gears and has never
u, my tine refused redeem is notes in Specie e.e when
all other Banks su.pesded Is principal crime in the eyes
OF is opponents appears be that Of steadily Tedeenns it.
notes in the city per discount chile those OF al
other Canada Banks sold at to qer cent It's agent
has also We believe psf down the Of discount IN our
city ona! Canada money Tbs :re know. 7ery naughty
trek in the eyes of Wastree, bu should !. prejudice ,h
Bank IN the cpipion OF the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

TIE BAxxRurT Lava correspondent = =. } ''''es
c a. .orac length conrove,tiag ace IN ;ae last star
which argues tina: If Bankrupt Law i deiea'ed " ms
gress i, viii DC b. LoccFOcO vote We do mol
sce rnanly because we think TIE Star rsa; and our cor
responder, wrong we do no. epeet-~e aevs' nave ez-
esesdss e.ry Wing in oeDsis, will woe for any par,
.icular Bankrupt DILL which mas be framed ' s'''0a'
question respecting the subs''ion OF Corporations % rs pro
,I.os, will probably il one another enae -o'e "he
favorable 80 the principle. The Others are opposed %
,-oiscr generally For instance, NJ, spreg Of Ken
-,y was els.cd y ne aid of the locFoco yoes c7er
Mr. Field tie regular Wing candidate, on the express ground
.. ,osi,y to any B,nkrup, Law What Of suppo-t car
be expecrsd from niaa
This great question. from It's yery na'lTe caH7o and
should so, be made party lie; we nave e'cg conf
ence that from high considerations Of Philanthropy and
Pubic Good az least Mrec50arths Of the Wing Members
will favor Bankrupt Law r. thea TIRE Loco-Feso choose
10 60 agains, nearly they can and R defeat IL
and the responsibility will clearly res: them lie; them
incur ], If ,hcy dare!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

Illinois sizes improved per Indiana Bonds and s'erHs
Bonds . per ccs- -. ,...-u,...,....
We tia, wstehead the illinois Commissioner has
making arrangement, the pnymcsi OF the interest
bonds of that State maturity the LIT OF July me sn'ua'
due TO foreign stockholders wa RENTED ." SATURDAY - ~ ~
Great Western.
The Bank OF Aehg had njaneto" Ia upon l. This "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22
u For City Intelligence, &c.-ce First Page

Honte6 Agent, for Cals Rhicebecs Pesksk'
fiuLing NY and Mortown NJ Apply TO IL DASeLSs'
- ,ae publication Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

TrE BA1lzK PIRAcY.-Thc brig American, Capt Hat
ba.d from Chacrcs brings information relative 20 the
ship Charles, which rather increases han clears up the
mystery attending her fate When IN lat @d' Al y lon,
7so &c w. Capt, Hubbard spoke the schooner Ann from
New Orleans for Portsmouth He hailed by man vino
said he was Capt Gorias the Charles that when cbout
60 miles from the Bazc his Tescl -pras aea} and that
he had flung overheard about 800 bales Of co7n to ghien
her bit that the water her hold stood IKE fee; 4ce? when
they were taken oby French vessel and that part ct M
crew were with him board the Ann. lie said 700 tia,
thcv ese out OF water and wished supply from Capt Hub
bard wk;cf he was unable gran. The schooner 7e'cd
strangely. and they soon parted
The Newocans paper. say that ne cargo OF the Charles
wa. who'll composed and lumber how then coud
400 bales Of cotton have been thrown overheard II The
Ann should arrive at Portsmouth, which from the crcunl-
stances NAV well be doubted shall probably have sore
exclamation of this most singular affair stands, either
tn. individual who hailed the American not Capt Cor
ham. or the crew Of the Charles The real p'rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

sw1xp1Ixo-A couple OF young fellows were arrested
and taken into Lawrenceburg Ky the 9;h charged with
passing i-ess Harrison medal old woman GOLD
Thc iarned be herseheFss and have been ia
ken TO Chares,owu, Ia. for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

H 1t is said tat several breaches lave occurred near
Twikesbarrc Pa On the Wyoming Division OF The North
Branch Canal scr0us that tae naNsaJca Will
probably be interrupted for than moath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

STEAMBOAT Co1L,sioj-The steamboat Export on neT
way down 70 Louisville from Cincinnati came m co'son
with The Josiah Nicos about four ini'eSoo'e nus
ing SUM- by which the tcsner was tn 20 ei 'ei dech'
The uercomins nearly ,oehe to- OF ''e wheehodse me
Expor, was frcish.ed with dry good. and ohc wares for
Louisville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22
ScIC-protec,or.

L Sclf-PrOtector-Ns were much efnHh'n yesterday
by seeing Pistol perfectly simple It, construction aid
at the effective Il was of portable shape aud coad be
discharged .ix few seconds BY pulling the trigger ony
eHl and discharge The objection hereto
fore cans, Repeating Arms their intricate complication Of
machinery liable out OF rcpnir and some
time, dangerous Pistol certainly the best weapon
The SefProtector or Contngeo
Friend by calling Bolen l0i Broadway For FV
elers oueleeper Planters Captains and Others mu he Vau
able article. 2lel7 lw' (Adverisers News Letter.
II The Cheapest Cnsh Tniior yet.-PETER V. HUS
TED makes Cloth
ing STYLE 10 per cheaper than the cheap
city. good fit all warranted n3m'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

~ yoated Canvasser Focure ali Ttons '9
highly popular Periodical il THIS city Apply 10 d. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22


u persea Haligny OF The N Fro aglnsi the Edcef
ais paper We have quarrel with the Editors q
papercve made personal reflection upon theno not ever
paper charged WIKI taxing from
the columns The Placad against thai
per-tan which nothing L false. If the Infamous attack
OF The the CHRISTIAN worship City did no appear in
ha, paper Editorial then nothing did We're otherwise
we GO NOT reoeguzc the rropro publishing such article
any way.
The stupidity Ers assault sPoH qats pangl
=, this Cy an Extra the Bosios Atlas passes coaprchasio.
Nearly every tine steamship reaches Boston from Liverpool Extras
printed there papers this City just printed for
I'll, Aa The Extra Of 1889 deu
nd by the official We stated that ;he Ns
- Ballot would 10 ~ exactly 20 Sc much for
-. NO and decesring People OF Massachusetts
.rh advocate o"ss OF 50
cal R f elsewhere which essiaie N The I6s' ehce'u-
v , ed bv an article The Right 10 Labor oor AT We
nye no r in the couuct The Future and have Hoi "in
line for thai paper The Tribune started but yeas earnestly
Is ever dS. Reform IL the condition OF me Lao's
Glasses and hofe thai IL may he effected en-
ieran opne that either AFRAID or ashamed 10 -'e a. any
proper ,re or phcee. adeGy ATTACHED " all ne
form. which OF mankind BY amendment
y construction ster by abhor most aneao
a IKE schemes pretended who preach d'sirSt
A,,rsd d;scoi and desn In LoccFocoisn
sb being our sentiments always opposition
" H. Of The New Era bu NEE, political
norcp,s WITHOUT, resort pers0na crmnaons' Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22
U To Adverti.er-.- wishing

Il To Advert.ers-Those wishing advertise for he
country trade will find the New client uiedun hay
an immense circulation all parts Of the union in lowe,
village and city favorable. Advertisements for the New
World should be handed by o'clock Thursdays
ton in the week, edition. Office Ann e223,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22
Second Hoard.
Commercial and Money Matters.

The tendency the Stock ENehsnee to-day downward acc
the quite L. fell of Ne"-Jersey kaS'sd
asd Pro,teace Railroad per and Harlem &
Tia, sales OF State Stock were TO the amount Of SIS eco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

70 The sloop Panther arrived at New-ore0ns on the
OH from Tampa Bay was chased the 9Th by pilot boat
with about twenty-five her deck until she abandoned
tho n,r,,it 70 chase some brigs which in sight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

ELorENENT OF 4 LEG.sLA1oR-lhe Louisville Journal
sy. that Col Thomas W. Hart LoceFoco Representa-
I'VE OF Pendleton Co.. Ky the State Legislature has Ia
ken 10 himself Wigs and fed to parts unknown lie lett
multitude Of creditors to mourn his unmely departure The
impression of his old aeghb"rs is that he has gone either to
In,un or Teyn..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

j. Notice. the United Accecraing Steam
Navigation Company held Shakespeare Hotel
Duane Tuesday 22d day of June NJ
Scientific gentlemen and public general who feel
thu, enterprise, are respectfully invited TO attend.
iesa L. c. C. HUBBARD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

Es,rac; Of Q the Eeitor, iatel
Very warm aadd for the last four weeks. here Crops
VII be gf; FOR the want OF rain Business CT all kinds
.seElely dull. l think OF other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

~ JAMES Klse,4..q-, Of the most asAy esteemed
md valuable citizens OF Albany Ged at that y on Sunday
rnor,;ne While preparing ios attendance upon Divine
osb;,, m WAS seized with sulesa illness nd scryycd but
a short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

FIRE Is FlsHKlLl-We learn by las: nights boat that
the Rocky Glen Factory IN Fhkil Duchess Co.
,;rey destroyed by fire yesterday. No particulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22


AsrovSrlSc DiscLosUHE!-The Commercial OF ia3' e''
ming states that the Editor has asce-aned by inquiry a; tie
(,enerI Post Office that the following statement is trae 20
the letter But for this. assurance hed esteem r IN
credible even in view the notorious niqH:tes and corp
on oe.osc whom tire People have rgfeously exreilea
from poer The statement originally appeared IN nc Lou
isyile Journal, and is Is follows;
whea Mr. Barry was Postmaster General. Committee
was appointed by the United States Senac 70 Investigate the
affairs Of the Post 0acc Department ne investigation re-
sulsed in the very able report made b. Mr. Ewns IN winch
divers extra allowances ard other coriu tion were dey IHad
known 10 the people of the ceurtry.
To parry the effects OF that startling report Mir Barry 1t
NAV be remembered Published parnT he vInd:cailon so
called of his conduct This pamle, OF course, an m
cividual and not IN official document Nevcrt!elcss ne
agreed TO pay to Editors Of the Globe Nessrs BAR *
Rves 81 500 for printing it, md ch7rgef nc "o" 70
tte Government
When Amos Kendall succeeded NJ. Barry Postmaster
General he glanced the books OF the Department and
saw this item Of 81 SEQ Afraid that another investigation
would thus be brought light, he rn1de Blair q ligcs
fund the money; least ne entered it refunded on he
books Thus the remained TIL the Sd OF March io4l
The very last day OF Nj Van BurenS ADMINISTRATOR, when
Mr. Niles the successor of Kendall Postmaster General
maid back the 900 to Blair & hceS and an entry edS
cctuoYy made IN he GsokS TO that eject
The Commercial further he being on; OF FUNDS at
The time Mr. p M,G Niles drew Pennsylvania Post
master in favor of Bla. for this anaeuni and ba "a7 50
fearful that Mr. Granger would discover the fraud and arrest
J, that he proposed sending express to the POSTMASTER 10Y
.ho .oshI 7 or those fsrts be officially verified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

10 TIE Mobile Journal SAYS discounts large amount
yaroay estimated at from $4,000 10000 have been
audueny obtained from the Montgomery Branch of the
State Bank OF Alabasla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

Is Mr. C1AY2s plan Of National l.onk OF suggestions
of amendment to the Fiscal Bank OF Mr. wng was proba-
by reported to the Senate Yesterday will be to-day II
will doubtless respect far is consistent with ihe wants
Of the country le Constitutional scrupea entertained IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

CASApA.-Ia the United Parl:ansea; on Tuesday last
Col Prince gave aoce OF very important bis oae 70
abolish imprisonment deb,. and me other IA impose pro-
ectye dties or foreign produce meaning OF course produce
OF the United States Ny Baldwin has resigned hS Office
OF Solicitor General and therefore his seat IN TIE Executive
Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

MEMORY or GENERAL HARRIsoE.-On Saturday last
number of the citizens of Pcnnsyv.n who were Il: that
time in Washington held meeting adopt measures where
by the People OF the Keystone Satcnight s'gHaze their re-
gard for the and repec, for che memory OF or late
Chief Magistrate. Judge MoRRisoN OF Bedford was called
70 the Chair and Hen Ihaddeus Se'ens after an eloquent
and appropriate address introduced series OF re'ol
lions recommending the citizens OF Pennsylvania 10 raise
by voluntary contributions such sam as may Go honor 10
their hear; and forever vindicate the memory OF HAIR
RIsoS from that malgniy which has not been ase 70 stop
It's pursuit the portals OF has grave ne "hoe
subject be put under tie control the Democratic oae
Committee xdvi ua is subscribe more iiar I'VE dol
lars and the SUN thus raised be appropriated 10 The
erection of a monument the mcncry OF ilAREsos at
North Bend or to the use of his family State Convex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

The Monnoys.-A letter received at Philadelphia from
Neuvoo states that Joe Smith the leader % the MormonS
ha, been arrested b Authority tina Governor OF Illinois
tia, the Mormons had taken possession OF large tract Of
land without authority and that the strongest excitement
prevailed against them tho immediate neighborheod and
fearful Apprehension. entertained lest sanguinary
struggle should take place The Commissioner sent 5y the
Governor 20 survey the lands had been seized by the Nor
mons and both parties labored undcr much excitement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

% The Reading Pa. Gazette mentions dreadful rsmor
kat yocng girl residing Bethel Township, in THAI Cou--
", recently whipped severely BY an nhufaaA brother
as % cause Ger dea;h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

q There a report ofoat that the Merchants and Me-
oaauics Bank OF Wheeling, Va ha failed We find no
foundation 1t have grown out OF the refusal
OF The Richmond Banks receive Wheeling notes at par
n1er fulv Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

RESPECT FOR TIE SArpArHThe penalties imposed upon
sor4c cab-ycr in Philadelphia FOR driving the Sabbath
were RENTED on Saturday BY the Mayor and Recorder on
the ground that provisions Of the law nigh; not have
been ly understood by the dyer Hereafter they state
alv airaction of them viii be severely punished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

70 man wasrecently tried in Illinois FOR stealing Bran
don Bank money The jury found him guilty of the height
Of mseaess bat the offence no, punishable by either
state.e OF criminal law The prisoner discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

j. Ncw-Ecrit business DirccfOry.-The undersigned
Ne.N ork Buness Directory for eil md is
highly approve and do, therefore respectfully
their fellow citizens In their opinion
such Directory this city for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

70 The tyo yaga5oads whom aiely noticed passing
counterfeit the lower part OF New-Jersey have been
taken and imprisoned in Atlantic Co They coarged to break
au, and ONLY realen He promises to turn State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

u The editor OF the Grand Gulf (Miss.) Advertiser
boasts with much isprden; staggering Of having feasted
apon roas, corn on the 1t iss He accompanies his
WINNINGS win very dcrogato-y remarks about tAe North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22

GaE NEeYosx BUSINESS piSrcToEY Cor ei2 By DSsssf
50 Nassau coz OF Fulton street
This Is IN excelea; work. l. forms fair and haady oc-
;yo Of some SEQ pages compecty ded and excelen'y ar
ranged for conyeasn and reliable reference contains al
alphabetical is, O: all the business and firms in the city
with he places OF business. and me names in full Of every
partner each Then follows classification Of Professions
ad Trades alphabetically arranged, that any one MAJ
glance who engaged in particular branch Of
business and select from aHng them In short tbs Is an
celer; work, acd 90 how business house can
well d without il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-22


both and strangers.
Mntlrn Co. Phelps Dodge & Co.
John II. How land, Son u Co. McCrackan & Livingston
Graham, Jr o. Hoffman,
J.. X. Writing, Alex. T. stewart,
Johnson & Lowden, d. c. & w. Pel & Go.
iiolb r, Scl.on ( CO. Nathan C. Ely & Co.
Esie.ton s Ba,,c!l R. l. { A. stuart
John r White Jane, Patton,
Richards Kincsiand X CO. Roche, Brothers & Co.
Scudder 4 Wilcox, JACOBS Pierce & Fuller,
Jane Conner, John Z. Howard.
Ne.. YORK June letd, Ell
Directory published and ior sale by tie agents,
dro-c through the city the publication Office, %
N4s-au, near Falon--t. Price 81 ~
= je2@3 j. DoGGErT Jr, Pubnher
j. Notice TO Masters of Whale ship..-wherese ny
CHARLES been enced from home aud from inlornA
received ae has been shipped to 2" Whaling voyage
Bedford M caution all from receiving or
law boy or inches height rather slender,
YORK. ns y n' ' eyes dark '' HENRY Sf@ H.
u The Bedford Mercury will please copy tic above and
send their b.ll To tins Office. ys22 TX
u The Fourteenth Annual Enir.-Exensiye arrange
making by the american Institute for t. ceieSrauon -
open early part October the Of New York lie
appropriation BY the Legislature val enable the Institute
bounts rewards Agriculture Horticulture aSe
Household Manufactures Those DESTROYS oil their pros
iac,urers artisans Inventors all engaged in improvements
respectfully invited join IN this AnniYer'y ss'' SAFE OF
premiums a euaI III be bestowed in the Afs
power All of's'1 u9ei Spo'
saving machines vii receive particular "tten"h
II No,icc-coIeo;or Once juno 81 lSii-Notiee hereby
the Merchants that hereafter ihy may put AZ INC
or both upon uas- there are goods subject 70 cash
u and credit duty classes not be included in the
sag entry goods IN all be placed N separate
column. nd the accouat footed up
required printed form should be used with the requisite
oa printed enhese oahs be flied by
Ina. the cage Of all kinds be the entry
and duty The forms required may
jsssat EDWARD CURTIS, Collector.
Pense g. Son, IS Division street would respectfully
public Salson day and eyehs
Sundays excepted, be lad Ice Cream
all kind. Beverages suitable for the leli
u Fire Crackers, Rockets, &c.-3OO s"ses e1.rs
and Canton Fire Crackers; 2eO do superior 1oo
header. 10 Iarg: Carton ocact $50 do small 1s' I1
For sale, n L = TO suit purchasers, by
ISAAC MOSES, Jr, 4. Exchange Place.
to 70 priced lacqaere and rom leaf Fans iei'i@
u Views OF Euiding., Factories. and ee'lg gg,rT
Mood Ensravers Business Cards executed By ae'srs
LEY & MILLER, No. ll2 Futon-street H'i' LIE
No,ice-PETER IL DOX, having opened Law once 10 s
village of Geneva Ontario Co, prepared TO give prompt
all debts which be to him for
~ TIE PacLe, Shin Quebec will sai Tuesday I'D ne.
Passengers will please be board foot o.
thai Bags, the Merchants
all - ii Vast u