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BURGM IHEELiNG, C'LNCLNNATL
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Ntue6 : Sdfner Sc:
(Odft.
Scrnboro unb N(crens GGb,

Yernhoro unb N(crens @Dt,
81 rnaebrihtt9cn brc Srrunrc unr altc &unrcr, TO-
Smic ras putItum i'm IQ9cmsincn, rag c ib1
GtatliIirmcnt 9clc9cn.
IN Der Sherrp Straec, beiuahe eeqeniiber
Gecr9 Sabers 98rQencS Sac;crp, iuclit, BON
.. sc. Stimbal6 Gjeberet. Sie oerfertigen
ale Sprten bon Chou uno gro g8aaren,
beicncers alle e2lrten8rt,geld1wr, Mild,topfe,
Sbu6eln, Seller, Stun,pen, Slumentopfs,
&c. &c. &c.
Sic perfanftn fur Gaar9rlr chtr Sanccsrrrruftt ju
9an9baarcn Diarttrrcifn 1ufcrit ttuiS - ein ltm>
'fanb, cer sesenwIrtiS rrn jcrrm }oausrater prtr
jcrcr 6ausmuttrr trrItfhti3t ipcrrcn Irlltc. SMs
9eih tcribtcn fc, baB tc llob mitper 0rrtrttsun9
ppn 8ipsfsurcn tefb1fti9en unp i'm Stanrc lino
On Scsctcucr Qcrtdrft ir9cnb cine Stsur, rim
at1anrti!o rrer 8enalrc auf ras @cthmatrcllttc
unp gang correct an;utc ti9cn Sa llcb iDrc Qrteit
jcrcrjeit turdb 8Htr, 9etbmat unp Oauerbafti9z
tcit usjcionet, Slaubrn nc 81 cbcracn ltntcrtta.
enns tercGt9t ;n ein, unh Drffen rieItlbe aud su
rrb1ltcn.
Deg is. 1916. ls6Wt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
2Olsis SOGfer.
Hehtsanwalt uno Ictorius, Caution

Hehtsanmalt uno Jtctarlus, Caution,
Starf Co., Sbtc,
QBirc teine unsetbeilte Nufincrtfamfcit allen IL
fem Sud tdblaSenren Stttbaftsn, ric ibm anrcr
tra1lt wcrnen n,69en, III Start unb ZEN anSrenSen
Den @rnntics mirn,cn. 3u9lsib tenabribti9t CT lci
nc &anr.lcute, raB CT pcr Surjem Tabrcnr teinc,
Nufcntbats in 0lc,p ycrt, rurb rie 9itiSc IoIlft
rcs 8airifhcn 0cnfttls ratclbtf Ginriebtunsen q
trcffcn i'm Stanpc mar, tprnaeb or tmnfti9 Urgent
0cidaftc in alien xDtiltn TeuttttlanD rureb uc
terSate ali fclSenre Ne6tsanwalce rlntti6 Uni
prompt oerttben fam.
Sur 0tbeinbe(Ien uno @rcBbcrSc9tbun
Saoen,
@onrab Steinmes. Wadenbeim an Der
Saartt Nbeinfreis 8aiern.
Sir Hitr5tura, Vamber9 unb aan, Gift
Bayern, Sranfen, 2lnsbah Gilrntera mt
oas 8cnl9reih 9Siirtemberg, Or. Nrans %
8nmpf. fonisl. 9lppellaticnsssridts Aooo
fat in 8anlberg.
Sur 3tpeibrlden, Namtura unb 0ftein
prenBen, Dru. Carl 9rlien, fSni9l. 2opt
fat IN 3neibriiden.
Gctarius Mol6 Sberbrcnn, Depart
ment 0leoerrbeil, @llaB.
Vcllma6t.n unp eeri6hide Sofumente jcts,
Art wcrben pcn tbm in DeutfAtr, ensli(4er uni
fran;6fifasr Sprade osrfertt8t.
Canton Jebr, Q. l647. s.tr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
$50 III Nriebrib Ghdbrer.

oeblrti9 aus M,eihmeiler, @antcm 3tpeibri-
den, GOnl9reih Saiern?
IerIslbe lcll llh III ben lesten 4 eSabren
III ct. ecu,s, 10 wie nberhanpt i'm Wstfer
aufaebalten baben. Scin Vtuoer S,einriob
Sd)dtrer III Vritcn, Der ibm midii9e Nad,-
rihten we9en GemDgc gceperhdltnifle mit;u-
rhstlen bat, pilnld't ,ehnlihit ielnen 9ufeni,
bait 81 erfatrsn. @r, 70 Uie ale Mentder.
freunbe, tpeIt,e Ausfunft er:teilen ftnnen,
llno 9ebeteu, lcld)e selanQen 81 laicu, al
Neinrlh g h dbrer
care of Boston MeTkur, Boston, Mass.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
SebnejDer : Werff fdtte oer>
le0t
SSifpG0fts SSpur.

AHSemeincn, ersetcntf rie ansciSe, Dap CT felne
Sbnetoer 0S erfif0tte.
in tcin ncttcs 0aftcin 0ctducc III 2Hcttz Suseara
ipaszS traffc, i'm ,wctrnGlst rtrrbat tcm Martt
2icrsd unr trinabe sc9enilttr rcm Srantln .oaus
psrlest bat, no CT triu Ccibatt auf cine ncuc unp
rcrteffcrtc QBcife frrtu'tern 9ercntt.
Gr garantrt feline artrit als nett unn cuutrDaft
une in tctcreinitmmunS init Der frItcfcn nnb tcs
lictctfrn Olrcc
Gr crbiIt ric Olpcc trurnalcn incnatlib pom Slcus
Ycrt unp batmcnatliet p,n @,aris, Sranfreth.
1rbcitsprciBc m1Bt9 unp ;eiteemdB.
Vertt9e Glejonn9Slfllfe.
b1It CT tcttGnri9 ouf .6ono unr rrrtauft foldc ,u
rrn tili9tfcn prcftn fur SaarStlp rrer annebmtas
re $dnbcs Yrccutte.
Sc}. Is. 1916. 81 U1.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
1attIeS B. EStf11

hat fceben cine neue uno nniibertrefaidt
Auswahl @iter BON alien Sorten, patient
fir aIe Sabresseiten, erbalten. bic er su Der
biaieifen preifen III perfaufen beabildtist.
6cmmt, unteriudet unc mir flnb aesuie,
oaB ibr nibt nnbefrieoiSt uniern Stcbr Der
la6et!-
Canton, april H., 1s47. (17-bp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
Slt Oerreutcl1

Gin eerdnmi9es 9Srhntaus nit 4 3in,-
mern un0efdhr 2 Weilen bon Gantcu eeie-
aen.- Qiebbaber ftnncn su9leid, bon einen
tis 9lder Yauo inter billi9cn gcbinenn-
gen renten. Gas 0tlbere Su erfra9en in bic.
er Nrufsret. l2s3m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
SO 0 It
0elnrih Surfharot aus Nieoernbal
4.

Seinrid Surfbarot aus Hieoernball
StSni9leid Burtem5er92
Derlelbe lit Dor uu9efabr II big Is Sab
rem l1ad Den Ser. Staaten 9efommen, uno
Dor cbcr 5Sabren ioa er nod III 2cut5olle
ais Wesaer 9earbetet hdbeu.
Der Sohn leineS Sruoers, tpelher Dor 2
Mcnaten in'5 eanb fam II. lth bier aufbdlt,
lplniht tnni9it Ndberes aber leinen Snfel
Su erfabrcn.
Sllle ciejeni9en, tpelhe BON re1en 9lufents
bait wtiien, flno 9cbeteu oen llnter;cidneten
caucn III &enntnib III iteen.
Gictcr Scibd.
Sic Stra6e ndhit Der Wartfttrrbe.
Yittsburg, Yl. Suit 20. 1917.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08

SO finb
ecrl uno cenrid Wailanb, aus 9lmt Sttes,
Dc, Ganncper !? - Dielelben fdienen suleef
aus Cincinnati III 1910 ,lno baben ieiteem
nidts Ucn id, IDrcn Ia0en.
Dsrllnterseihnete, ,ibrS Stiefbrncer ,frunloDt
Iehnlid,t 01ahrid,t pom ihnen 80 haben. :, !
ebarleston, g. 6. Winiam sfarter.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
8Ier 0auereten 5lt pcrfaufen.
lln9sflbr ein Sierthetl unter
ihrrur t,,irfIid,Ct1 IRprth

ibren wlrfltd)(n Wertb.
Ger Undergraduate oerfauft prioatim bic,
BauereienI auf melhen itcn iebr cute Ser
be6erungcn 9emad't purceL uuter iehr bill
liaen Secineuneen. 3rei, bon 80 9lfsr
iece, nnb cine BON 100 9lfer, nabe be
Splmcs Gcunty, uno cine Dor
80 2lder. uraefabr cine babe Meile rpr
5.crrY @cuntD, Ohio, uno biz;
ielbe gntfernuna pom Wabad)> uno grc.
8anal.-gute @ebduoe, Sdcuern unb gu:
tes pclS auf jeoer cerielten!
Qcuis g hdfer.
Canton ben 4. 9lua. lS47.-34-4m.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
Sob,t Sauer

Wadt feiuen Treunoen unb @bnnern, TO-
rpie benz publifum lberhaupt, hermit bic
ersebeue slnseise, bab er ouf feinem alten,
wDbltefannten Stancpunfte, Die BON csafcb
@ber bisber 9efiibrte Grocery fduflid, an iId,
aebraht bat, u1b nun bereit 1T jetem 3u-
iprehenben nit ben beiten unb woblfeillten
Naaren ieines Sad1es ,u bienen.
@nnton, 9lpril 81. lS47. 1850.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
. lite.

Sebtrmar II, Der Nustunft lter ben tttlae'
9Hrbuplas pcn &rnrap Scmmcr, aus 0odl,n9en
Nbeupfus, 8apern, 81 seten rsrmas, ut trelno
Gbaftlihtt s.tcten, mir rur6 tbneue 0ele9enDsi
pber pr. pcit icincn SrScnmartI9rn Aut'nf9"lr sc
fali9It stnau an;ujcisen.
9lnton CONNER.
Gpnfcftiontr, Ulaintf.abc.
Cincinnati btn 27. Qrril 1s47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
eourteu tnr 5teuaestrk BON obto fuer ls4z&

Gourteu I'M 5tenlse:trk bon ObtO fuer ls4H+
, Supreme Court.
Gctumtiana, Srrt. Is Start, San1f' Stt' 10 10
xusearaYpas Ottcb. IA Srrru, Dt1, ~
Court in 0anten am g. Sc;emeer' 1T COLUMBUS
Gcurt Of Common pleas.
crlumtus-1 -10art %, sunni 10, NorsmVer D.
@tart-4pril g., Nusutt 3, Otteher ~.
Susrara,pas-Qpril 81, Iusult "a, SaOrtinter 49,
Carrpll-mai 10, On, ut l6, Nrpsmber l..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
Cauutp zeauatcu.

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QBilbslm $. Snrte, Nnettrr'
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0ecrse Sc II, Stcerresr
= Il 6ncfe ., S3er'tt.
1rnclo spnh, &anrmctftt
Somrs0 ullaoban II, Srrcncr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
GeriCntS Bedmtc1I.

SpDn pcarer pr1ilpcnts oSiebter'
Spbn Srcenwprr,
Samucl g 6rant, OeDufSrl@lF.
Samrs I6as slctt )
0armpn 3tipaer, Vlcrt ecr Supr Court
s.. 0affenCrcraer, 0tcrt Common plcos
Sames Nrm 1frpn9, St1atssAnm"if.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08

$50 lit 9IocIf Gunbs euS @'laditabt, I'M
GsrscDttnm rclsftein !?
Gr Ssr!leB 1Iutsltaot 1886 unc lanretc lit
Sulnmcre in, iclten Sabr -Sein inter-
lhriebencr Sruber eriutt jeocn. Der uber
oSnlelbeu Slustuuft aeten fann rteies Su
tAun. Sarl &unBe,
preltcn prlfrffce, qEiuin9ipn 1iltr'tt.
s. gS.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-09-08
StaUt Btdmteu.


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Martin QBitapol; SbAFn,elIfrr'
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2. "--Sp bn Sautr, stwts Sc9e'
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Serihust um l9ten september.
Ship.

Girclcriue
Sanoustp
Nprrpale
Neue 8anfen.
3ncstante Der Staatstane
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Srantlin, Columbus Par
Grtban9e 90
Wlerebants, Glcaretano Z"
0biuiectbr, oDiuisrtbe
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$ate Grie 5ns
Glcreanp 5rs
.6amiltcn 5rs
SIneaitrr SrS
0rm. S1nt, Sttoto 2rs
Sarmerste, Canton 25 ps
ltrtana 42rs
Granville 42rs
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manbattln -
GrhanSe Sant Is IS
Domestic 9rnps lobe
City Orrrss IL %
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@anf IF louisville rar
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penniDlpamten.
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BY THE MAILS.
WAsHiNGro~. July A ,aI,

A., "A'H'NsroS, July 81, ls4l
"3' DePf.easi9ns-.frrsa Of the Emb.r zI.r
On the 2oth utimo, Mr. j. B. b. Hale snac., -,
"sen Oh the fost ONCE Department succeeded NV
tematic arrangement in arresting at IN Aupu
Ia county, Virginia, Mrs A. stickleman upon whom
were found certain bank bills identified as having been
distracted from the U. g. mails
Mr. Hale, to-day succeeded, in this city, in making
another arrest upon the ceares evidence known to the
law. For some two years past it had been discovered
that letters mailed to pass through this city North or
South containing funds failed Of their destination
The fact being discovered and tho locality Of
,nsss m,shaps pretty we'll ascsrtsined to be In the
been actively employed in ferr-ting out the offender
Iahures we're at length traced to the Washington
y pos' once ana the only remaining object then
Between Mr. John Martin mail agent bet veeu
o wasnngton aud Richmond, and Mr. Hale n combined
vpa.oh was adopted yesterday which resulted in the
detection and apprehension Of tn. offender TODAY ma
,4n'ws;-Nir Martin on board the steamer a.cpndinr
oils duty noted for identification This letter va nss
cnnn,, as from FAruum's church, Riohmond
county; -, Virginia, and thus marked upon the
way bii These facts were communicated TO
S Mr. rae, the special agent The letter was
directed TO - Hamilton, Butler county Ohio
MI hale In asserting thu way letters in the car this
morning found that the letter question WAS mssiny
de forthwith returned from the journey to Bstimors
and With Mr. Martin proceeded to the city post ocS ~
washington Nh. Hale, announcing his business had
funds about them and pI r nRaag none Of the m.sing
cierks being absent MIR Kendall Chief clerk sssumsd
tue responsibility Of taking MIR over TO the M
Jones' ut the Residence Of his father Jouea late
OF our most respected and worthy citizens Here
In pair OF young Jones pantaoous was found wallet
containing some $l70, and In the parcel $40 OF the
were discovered - ~ AA'
Young Jones forthwith arrested and bound over
before Justice Goddard to answer recoo OF
s50Oo The case is clear and from the high rsepects
ohy or young jones' family and their has
created considerable excitement in the cty
The folly of the young man Is TO be deplsred but tho
agents Ia detecting him.
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WAsHlNoTos, July 81, ie47

The city quiet again to-day The peace psws yes
terday brought the denanE together and not being
abo to come to any other decision they pretty general
ly agreed to take a julsp
10 was agreed finally con, that the report OF the
peace commissioners might be true but that their ap
pontnent was merely device to gain time And 30 tho
matter stands.
There In to be battle at near the city of Mexico
Santa Anna to redeem himse and ths pea,. mar
ty ~ lew property boider anxious either to have
the city defended successfully their own army killed
cut up or dispersed.
ne next decisive news Of Scott e advance will proba-
oily be that he has been attacked and has routed tha
enemy, on the way with the certainty of more general
engagement on the grand entrve into the capital w
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PHILADELPHIA. July 81. l6a1.
Mysterious Dilappearancs.

mysterious DAdppedrdncf.
most extraordinary affair has happened here within
a few weeks. Mr. Alexander St George, jovial whoe-
souled Englshmsn who, for four years past has
been prosecuting claim against tho government At
Washington, which ne, in with two or three
Others preferred for loaned many years ago has
disappeared in the most mysterious The de-
msnd for which he was agent, is known as the Car
rngton claim the present Lord Darlington being the
largest owner Mr. St George valued his share Of It at
Ss00oo but after considerable negotiation he reed to
sell his portion Of the debt to our citizens for
$4,000 $4,000 Of which be paid in cash the
balance To remain on mortgage for term Of years
to several of bis friends that the 100000 had paid
to him, and left his boarding house Immediately after
breakfast with the intention j. supposed Of spending
the day ut Burlington. n. j. with of his acquain
tances at residing there since that time he has
neither been heard from seenbs did arriv
Burlington, and probable b. sssig ned
for his yserous Departure his friends fearful
he has been robbed and murdered serious
accident has befallen him. Mr.. st George had some
high connexions in Europe, and have doubt thnt
your police would be adequately rewarded for any
BILE they would be mt in terretbg out this mystery Ha
fr, queny stated that the present Pope his
nal uncle aud that he closely related Lord Car
rington lie ABOUT - years Of age figure stout APP
preaching To obesity norid comp on. dark curling
hair short grey whkers invariably dressed in
black.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-02

N.Y. u VIC IIO yoer u hlu 80, SHAss
"'cnyssn, Third son Of George aud Mary Richmond
80 =, e,aauAy mornlng, August J, BIZ J1as HSAssN,
"ss geo y. native OF county Derry Ireland.
ne iriends ana acquaintance OF the family are re.
specuuy invited rs well the members OF the United
brothers' Lodge No s. u. A. u. D., and Croton Lodge
NO rs OF f. to attend his funeral from his late
29 Mulberry street this afternoon at three
o'clock, without further invitation
I, on sunday morning OF consumption DR.. cH.ELrs
geons, aged 90
Ills friends and the medical profession generally
Invited TO attend his funeral Monday afternoon. at
half past three o'clock from the residence his father
ii. &. Stacey, ~ Franklin st
On Sunday August l, WM. b. FiNpLEy aged 80 years
months and 81 days
The relatives and friends of the family and those Of
MS step father Jacob Austin and the members of New
YORK Lodge No 10, o. Of o. F. respectfully invi
TED to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence % Eldridge street. OF
Walker.
On Sunday afternoon, the LIST inst, Mrs. ANNE Coz
NELLY wife Of Patrick Connolly in the 6sh year of hel
age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
specially Invited to attend her funeral Tuesday at
ternoon ut O'Clock, from 90 Trinity Place.
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IeH Taylor and The Unton.
Is there no way by which Old Jack could DO BROUGHT
to confession! II distesses Father Richie above all
things that 80 many OF the whg presses should persist
In, and Insist upon running Old Rough and Ready, no
matter what he H. For Gods sake gentlemen, ssys El
Padre, don't desert your principles Don't pledge
yourself to Taylor, before you get some pledges from
MIN we Know that Old lack be elected any how
but gentlemen are going your principle ~.
NO .sth-r no The shigs have rst principle re-
s p 10 run man that they through They
think Old lack do It. aud the "a. II prineins II "a
elect him ihs Other seven princpies'i will follow a
fishes. N N zaCU
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TEL EGR APHIC.

lo in'1s WIRE all received at Washnyt. ,..t.r6.-
afternoon, but the papers contain mo ~. - -.
tanee. nv H'"s OF imPeS
40 weather yesterday, along tho southern lin. NJ
"s''l pn was represented bsing very oIopav With
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comparison of prices current yesterday, with those
ruliog at the close OF the previous week. exhibits an m
provement In Treasury Notes of * per ct Ohio o's "
Pennsylvania 5s ~ Kentucky SIS y; Illinois n Reading
Mortgage Bonds Ia, Norwich aud Worcester l. Erie
old y Long Island r. U. S. Bank r. and a decline in
Reading H. r. * Harlem ~ Morris Canal A. Some
of the ncies throughout the week just have been
very quiet.
The value OF merchandise and specie imported into
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Died.


August ], aged 80, MARY, wife Of Capt. James GIL
The funeral will take place this afternoon at o'clock
from her sisters residence, 81 Myrtle avenue, near
Bridge street, Brooklyn
At Coney Island. on Saturday evening, July 3ist,
LOUISE, youngest child of s. and Elizabeth Smith, Of
Cincinnati Ohio.
Her remains inferred In Greenwood Cemetery
on Sunday afternoon. Cincinnati papers please copy
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I'VE AND EAR-Dr. POWELL, OculIst Auriat, nc.
2cl Broadway Of Warren street attends escusSe-
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Powell has Just published popular treatise on the Eye win
clkfavings 8y0 30 muslin % cents, comprising
description o anatomy physiology diseases and tr atmsDt
with rnes for the selection OF speciace NC To " had -
above, aud at Burgess btrngrr Berford Cos Fowler
Wells, and Of booksel ~ generally. jyi 3,.Ic
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Gold Pens. fkieheiieua0 Triumph,

QUITE FLEEr.--Two hundred mackeral fish
Ing vessels arrived at Provincetown the 2sth inst
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BARK CARMELIrA.-We pc rceiveby Lioyds Last
OF the Sh uit that the bark Csrmets of Bangor which
~ VIII DO remembered taken by the Mexican prva-
teer and into Bsrcelons sailed again from that
port on tbs 30th of June, for Trieste