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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-31
JOHN b. BALDWIN.
STANTON, May 8, 1913.
OTAUNTO
Col. j. 3. BALDWIN =

Sr,ln reply TO that part of your communication on
the inside OF the note handed me by j. L. Pevton I
have to say that thought that one of my comnunca
mons last week had specified the charges against your
friends Capt. }. A. Hartman and Lieut.. W. G. Stcrret
certainly so intended The charge or charges was or
theses That the day Of election the vote of one
Lieut. - Meyers was influenced by them in your ia
by the promise of the purchase of horse or horses
from him al this place on the Monday following As
remarked IN my note of this morning from want Of
suclen evidence to sustain them, the charge or char
ges are hereby withdrawn.
Respectfully,
j. Nj. NIcCUE
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STATEMENT OF HENRY Movrps

AT the request Of Capt. John A. Harman cheerf,llv
make the following statement. am a lieutenant N
the 60h Regiment and voted in the recent election for
Colonel IN that Regiment. went TO the election In
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NEW BOOKS.

VgNHE Gar, his Court and People, by John S.
= Maxwell; Dombey and Son Wurthering
Heights, by the author OF Jane Eyre , Sir The
odore Broughton, by James, &C., &c. 40 Reams
Cap and Letter Paper, just received and for sale by
May 81. ROBERT COWAN.
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Here the correspondence between Maj. McCuc and Col
BALDWIN ended-Upon examining the last note of Mai
McCuc struck me as being Objectionable in this that
while he admitted his inability 10 PROVE the charge,
he intimaed his belief that in all its aggra,
Udtion. 90
NOT being disposed IN matter Of such Importance to
act with out advice, consulted with several gentlemen
OF high standing and character and submitted the letter
10 them Tor their candid opinion. They concurrcd in
interpreting the letter as had and all agreed that il
was proper to ask of Maj. McCuo in respectful terms
whether he intended the letter be so understood
was also advised to delay this inquiry owing to crcum
stances not necessary to mention
On the 22d OF May learned that Mai McCue was
IN town, and prepared which sent TO him bv
Mr. John ~ Hendren who was selected by me because
knew him to be a gentleman TO whom no execution
could be taken, growing of any unkind relations TO-
wards MAJ. McCue. That note as follows:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-31

Delegate from the M. f.. Church. South.
Pittsburg, May 9, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-05-31
Mai. JOHN M. McCug =

In your last communication to Col Baldwin Won name
me as one OF his Col Bs) friends to whom you alluded
in connection with the ungentlemanIy and disbonor.hI
conduct involved IN his election You further state that
for want of illegal evidence" the 'chargcs fall TO the
ground" and are therefore withdrawn. Unable, under
the circumstances, TO consider this withdrawal uncond
tonal (hough so informed by Mr.. Imbodcn@) Won viii
therefore obigc me by stating whether am so to con
slider il or not. ~
Your obcdent servant,
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Just as we are going to press. received the follow
ing card from Gen. Dodge senator OF the United States
from the 3oh State the youngest sister of the republic
II is what we expected from that gallant man and ndom
table republican III shers to pieces the schemes which
have been formed at Utica and in Cincinnati founded in
the use of his
have seen in the published proceed ngs Of the ron.
venton al Utica, New York. tn my ns,ae is pn in
nation for Vice President of the United States nm tho
ticket with Dir. Van Buren,. No infornatio has be.n
given by the convention, its order, Of hs nam
nation and have waited days for that Norma
ton, furnishing the suitable occasion for making nv
answer But, beginning to doubt whether any suo
communication will be made and seeing my placed
in many papers as candidate for the vice presidency by
virtue of that nomn ation deem If proper delay no
longer and declare and in this public manner
my inability accept it. The State to which belong
represented in the Baltimore Convention; the vote
of that State was given to Messrs Cass and Butler
they nominated and of the citizens of that
State that nomination Immediately received my cordial
concurrence and support, and will continue to do So
have long been the friend, personally well po-
litcay, of Mr. Van Buren,. and, under other circum-
stances. would be proud to have my name associated
with his in any way; but the acceptance of this nomi-
nation is impossble and have request the members
of the convention and the public to receive this decl
nation my answer. and to excuse this mode of making
ton from the convention leaves open to me.
HENRY DODGE
WASHINGTON CITY,
Inns
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WASHINGTON CITY,
June 30, lS4S.
Position OF Martin Van Burcn.

Mr.. Van Buren, plays very equivocal part. In his
letter to the Utica convention, he declares that his pub
lie life (was) forever closed" 10i ineribe deter
n,ination to adhere to it to the end" He nomina-
ted, however by reclamation; and his Fidus debates
declared that he could not decline it. The question was
then asked by Others Will he decline accept 1t turns
out that he will do neither the one nor the other under
his own open signature But he permits to be author
itatvely understood that he accepts the honor The
Albany Atlas (barnbumer) comes out with the follow
ing declaration which is, Of to be considered
his own:
"The Utica convention nominated Mr. Van Buren, as a
candidate for the presidency contrary to his known wishes
upon tho principle that the people whom they represented
had right to make this use OF his ana dd not direct
No communication the subject is therefore, be
the h Bt be S
undesirable 70 himself the position assigned him by the
in which they have been placed contest the
principle with them, nepose any further obstacle
the course they have adopted"
The New York Evening Post (also barnburneD pub
fishes the above and says the most implicit confidence
may be placed upon it,"
This position does honor to the rmness or dscre-
ton of Mr. Van Buren,. But the way in which they
treat General Dodge is still discreditable to the
managers 1t is sort of fraud upon the people His
name along with Martin Van Buren's is displayed at
the masthead of the Albany Atlas, New York
Globe, and other barnburner presses and is calculated
to produce the impression that General Dodge consents
run on the Van Buren, tcket whereas, as reported in
Washington, he is waiting to decline, as soon as he
receives the Official announcement of his nomination
and they will not officially communicate. for fear of his
declining Thus they trying to make capital out OF
his name, under fraudulent pretences.
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,1;:.
Awake. and nut thv arfnor on
Nail freeaom's ENSIGN tn the ma.t.
Nor falter nj, the 3ioht ia Won
Heed not disunion,s croakinp voice.
Exnose each dark and damnino plan.
ISIect the leader of vonr choice
re- ao,lan1 Cas- VI Mchiaan
~ Th ars nr E,eaJos"' h,a Nv ,h u. Ia
". hanr,s or s,.aj NV, trus, i, IIi,, o"'
W. ho ,,i :, md p Tho 20 d a.
Eor ,hev hahold !. baa ao ' hr;aht '0"'
TT r. , nIya n aanh g, 80 Ia s;ri.in
Al 81. 7, ,,,. III, ~ a.. III. '''"''
nT Tho ua,,,a of as - Mio5in.,
A"io VI o"'' VI
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTtMoRE, June 2Q-5 p. m.
Detention of the Washington cars-Ba4t~ou and the
Monument tsstipal-Piney Point The markets, &c.
The Washington due here at o'clock last night did
not arrive until nearly IL O'Clock, Of tho train
running off the track. Capt Henry, however, brought
them all in safe-cars locomotives and passengers.
Baltimore is determined TO stand unrivalled the Mon
umental city, of the Union, not only in building
ments, joining in the monumental festival at Wash
uson; and have doubt that citizens will also
largely contribute the fund for its erection The follow
ing is list of the military companies alone fom this city
that will visit Washington on Tuesday next, viz:
The Independent Blues Capt Shut indie pendent Grays
o. plain Hall Maryland Cadets, Capt. Harris Sharp
Shooters, Capt Lilly, (who will escort the Light Guard
Capt Clark, from Boston) Mounted Cnrbineers Capt.
Murdoch; and Eagle Arterists, Captain Kane. The CO.
lumbian RiGemen and Mechanical Volunteers also
template mnglng in the interesting ceremonies.
Several Of these companies will take excellent and fully
uniformed bands with them.
The ladies' OF Washington will have opportunity of
meeting large company IF Baltimore ladies at Piney
Point this This establishment, under the manage
ment of Messrs Keller and Kirkwood has become very
popular among seekers of health pleasure and Is
becoming, it long since should have been, favorte
during the summer months
THE MARKKrs-In the Baltimore MARKET this morning,
-four remains very quiet Holders asking IS ga for
Howard brands So rs for City Mills and IS 62i for
susquehanna. Rye flour is held AT SO rs; meal at
81 81 so 37k per barrel The supply of grain is light
sale of 500 bushels red wheat this morning at 40
cents Also Virginia at 100 cents. Good to
prime cid red at Ito ll5 cents No white In market.
Sales of white 40 Al cents and Of yellow ~
A cents which is decline in the latter Oats 30 -
cents; rye 65 cents.
Provisions selling freely to the regular trade, and
prices are firm Bacon is slightly improving Groceries
dull and prices unchanged sale Of so isrces Of
rice at SO so per 100 pounds.
Whskey is selling in small lots at Il u cents per gall
| Ion.
The Patriots dispatches from Philadelphia and New
York to-day exhibit special change in the markets Of
| these cities.
New York, -four is selling IS Is IS so for Oswe-
20 and Genesee. Wheat unchanged. Yellow ii q
SO cents Cotton is quiet without special movement
or change in prices.
In Philadelphia flour held at IS rs to IS STA IS a.
Grain remains unchanged Red wheat ITO ll8 cents
yellow corn 80 81 cents oats 80 40 cents. Whiskey
| q q cents. Cotton is steady-prices unchanged
Up the present moment, have no later news from
| Europe.
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uence of the feelings Indeed how often are those
who spread delusion themselves dendea Our object
harmonize and concate, infiame We feel it be
our duty 10 make this appeal and do it in the kndes
spirit 10 warn OF the possible dangers to which
are about to expose country exhor torgeI
he past In this crisis and moment danger, and
the cause you profess TO have much heart above ALL
To remind you of what you ought be sensible, thai
yonr alliance is looked with the soc
Jude by enemies and with the hope of making
political divisions the foundation of their not
however, by electng friends, but their What
then, are you TO gain by such unionl Avoid II, II
would not look back with bitter anguish the
Plies which first bound them together, lin spite OF differ
ence OF opinion in concerning which good men
exist, and such result be put within the reach OF
chance Can there, ought there TO be but wer
We know that the portion OF republican friends
who have thus estranged themselves from u.s. and be-
coming aliens 10 some have done so through
choice and many through mi stake To those who have
sinned against conviction, have nothing say They
have wish TO desert the republican standard, bni
who feel the influence of other considerations, (Which
induce them consult individual wishes rather than
the concert and harmony of the pay,) would Tree
the present rather misunde rstanding than schsm
that time and reflection will heal it, and eff
heart burnings will perish in the blaze of better and more
generous feelings If they have been deluded by the art
fees of enemies misguided feeling, is the time 10
look for the republican banner where 1t Is planted
can fold of their fathers. We invite them to do 50, as
brethren; united in common cause for common
together and let the only competition be, who shall rem
der most service the good old democratic who be
most active in promoting the glory and happiness of our
"a. STEVENSON. of Virginia.
UPTON s. Heath, Of Maryland.
"RoBT. STRANGE, Of North Carolina.
"SAML. A. CARTWRIGHT, of Mississippi.
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FROM HAYrI.-Rumorsd battle and at yacme-
The Boston papers have further advces from different ports
Hay At Jereme, the LIST instant in consequence OF
the recent nsurrcctionary events at Prince ali the
coored population were emigrang. At Gonaives the 3d.
the muattoes acting soldiers for the protection Of
their property The President still at Aux Caves
Capt Bailey. of barque Panchita, from MansanniIs
Cuba 9th instant reports that gentleman from St Tho
mas informed him. that whom coming down in the British
steamer, the pilot from Jacmel, ST. Domingo tod them
that the negroes had had bloody battle about twenty
miles from there the day before numbering about two hum
bred and children, and drinking their blood
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The Democracy MovingIi

The Democracy Movfng1i
M mass meeting Of the democracy of the District Of
Columbia will be held the old raying ground ia front Of
the Union Buildings the evening Of tho ID of July
Several senators and other distinguished gentlemen are OK
pccted to address the meeting The German band has been
engaged the occasion. All citizens and strangers
cordially invited to attend.
nv order of the Jackson Association ,s
~ DAVID HENRY WOOD,
lime 30-3t Secretary.
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DIED,

city Thnrsday tbs 9sh nst Alter an Illness Of four
and two small children large circle Of friends TO mourn
their premature bereavement
The funeral will place the residence Mr. Jso BoorE.
near the General once to-day at II O'Clock The friends
of IN. family invited to attend.
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of he Order from distance, who contemplate paricpa-
ting in the ceremony of laying tho cornerstone o. the
more cara be received by committee in waiting at me
depot Those who may arrive by other conveyance win
please re port Immediately upon their arrival, TO
tee at the Hall, on 9TH street r.,, n.,~c,
Subordinate Lodges and Encampmenn o. .n ny.h.i.
will report themselves their respeouye Grand
a, the Hail. o'clock precisely on ne R%Y
9TH of July. ~"' cv.rN M.rsshaI
June 8O--3t S'-,. ~
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VXTASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.-Badgea
w for the day. prepared under the direction of the Com
mee of Arrangements, will be furnished the military,
masons odd fellows, remen, red men, temperance and
other societies. members of Congress- Students citizens,
strangers, and all others, at
S. PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Near Blackwels Hotel.
June 30--4t TNews.1
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A large building at Williamsburg, New York, used a.
plane factory was completely pnroofed by violent storm
on Friday morning. t-sri
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1--,n 40 y-1y Celsbratson at Pinsy Fssns VI c
r,HE STEAMER oCEoLA will leave wasn:po ococ sI
re- 800 place on Monday the ID instant q aO;n,
'ne surning. viii leave Pney Point TUESDAY s'e"k
about IL o'clock 49,. -,,na ,,n. including board at
Passage ana Iaro ioi "'' j. MITCHELL,
the Pavilion, xo '" ~ Ca plain.
June 80
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W ,.rr, .sinS At the Capitol, Sabbath next.
O'Clock, .--------------
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DULWER'S NEW NOVEL.-HarOld the last of the
ID Saxon kings BY the author of Pelham Rienzi, The
last of the Barons," NC; vols. 80 cents.
June 90 F. TAYLOR.
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NEGRO BOY At auction.-On Saturday evening next
IN the lst July, shall sell, at my auction store, likely
negro boy aged nine years. to sove till years OF age
Terms cash II. w: DYER,
June 29-0 AuctiOneer.
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CORPORATION NOTICES
CORPORArI0N NOTICk.-PisI setv.ss c.ih..

CORPORATION NOTICk.-Pier between csihs-
Orins and ANsst s'rests and pier between haSsS
ara Jefferson slrs>fs Bxst Rysrfube MT &c hereby
o. spd othsfwiss in,srstsr 10 he
Onts the bclsoesfs situated on the Eat River
tho pier q the east sas Of the foot Of Csfbn
sreei, And ne pier ne wet sds of he foot u Av
and 70 al The pEopf King opposite
To- he o. and persons other~ts< IN crested ia ths
.ier frons he bukhesd siosied o. he .st River
between TOO yss the east sds q kutSerssrr>; and k
spA Commodity Of the City OF Ns~fork h.s. elreef,a
,hs pisr three hundred ieet In enth nd forty feet ~
xdfh A~ su1k sud completed IA the ts<t River fsotn
he oakhssd midway between ne sfofesoid pers Al
si1ensors % sunk and Plsted into the ksst River
from he bukhsSn midway oet~cch 10 -hssssle p.ers
Ratgers slo jefferson streets, Under ne eheSon ~ tie
Commissioned the sid piers 70 % esc "a
before he hns DAY " March neti sasart ara oo.
petsd xtan four u4onghs hereafter 10 WI ~ ne tS
DAG OF jay 1875. And nstie- hereby farther gwen 70
ali tie popreors II ots lying cpPosis To- TIC owners o.
and persoEs interested s'oFesaio respoetNey t eJ
he dale Of this notice and saVsfemsnt 70 nsn,fy IA
Whiting % he street Sommissionei, al hs once, NC
Hail OF Records. helr otsations 10 join E snsins A1a
nPetios he sad pierre IS AFORESAID sao 70 eonui
cute hsr Proportions respectively Of the rsreuss OF
,pnx aud comp eiins he same. o. not 10 a IN srkns
and e.mpetus the and not T. eonribcto her re
spestye proper Of the experse thereof - Trey mry
deem exyedient And notice 10 hereby farther gveo.
that II any persons The prsFretzs Of o;s yins opts
10 Ice owners o. or persons Otherwise usrested II The
..rr ironts 5r the bslkhesos, situated resfeenvey
Aforesaid shall refuse neglect ~ comply VITA The O.
fecicus Aforesaid ard shall not bess OF cshsfse uer
u. The .sa piers respectively sforssaic that theJ VIII
hereby forfeit sh interest IN re AFORESAID per re-
.pectvey % sCIk spc comp e;ec, anc the Wharfage ans
iherrfton. according % tho sct OF Ae LsSss1"
his stste la such case made snd provided.
MARTIN y. THOMPSON Street Commissioner
StrAet Crr.uissoners Oftc~ January .. 1873. 10 oN
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nv opnpa Of The Hon. David MeM.stsr, County
IL Jus,s o. he County OF steobsn, Of ths degree %
Counsellor At Law 70 tns issued ss.nt tie Ess,s
u ISRAEL HITCHCOCK, now or ists o. ~ Az moo,
s'sqeeo 81 as County d ads direction.
~ tb- statute Concerning Asehmssts sfsinst se'.oss
b. "a H., tts payment Of biz debts, uEess be- ne
said Israel H.tohcoei, sPPsu SIC o., 49, s,.
n"tieson ffhis notice AID that payment OF any seD
snd The delivery Of any property Dsons"s - ss1e -
s,a for sny purpose whatever ar. forbidden By law ard
are so.d,-Dstsd November 8; is,I; co.srocx
s,2l.wsm Attorneys Tor Attaching Crsoltos.
,Iy ,IltDEn Of Hon Michssi Uistoer-r, FifS JUICE
Dof Rev Yosk Common Yirss, nours 10 hereby fvs-,
pursuant TO ths p'o'sloss o. ms go ,s, ,s.d,n,
d,brs dat an attachment has Issued sssnst ne esso ~
DAVID PARK, rrsdsni o. inc ssts " I.nnessss 81.
tst the sau.s viii be sold fos lie payment on h oeD w
80 Is sDr.sr and dischsrss saGb sg.ehmeb' seordinx
. sw Within nine mon.bs from .as sra. peelss,ioe ..
M .oy esr.on wihin his Stale snd delivery 10 tn q
t5f bis as- Of sny property, real OF pe.so1. .,an
,rty b him. forbidden BY law s.d are ysay.s'
iva is~&n Attorney for Ailsebins Cf.eltof
NOTICE-is Pursuance Of an order o. hnsfs- D
\Hodls. Esq Surrogate Of the County Of kinf notss
q hereby giyen 20 all persons having eisns ss' I.
NATHANIEL NoaToS late Of the Cry Of sr,ssS';b s
vouchers thereof the sabscrber hs omee 70
2 southsreei 10 tas city Of 90 OF ''''''
WALTER CRIFFITH, Administrators
2fs ltawgun CAR DUS.INO,
IN PURSUANCE Of a. order 81 the ssnosus -. M a.,
ic.ysy Of sssYSI. .' Tsspory ssstD
ate Of he CITY o. SewYort deceased 70 a. bis
,.ne with the VOC hers thereof TO the a. !,
oacs Nc 60 WalIstreet 10 tbs Cify " ~ fss
l s.fore the eighth day Of Jaiy eexf-D-'s' w"
| NTH day Of January 49, .,vpr yxsc,tor.
j Iew6m. EDWAkD = L>s' 81 n.
IN PURSUANCE of az order o. c.s sss, 10 al Ger.
lcosnts OF Ssw.York, notice !. hereby sxTixr f.l.
.oss having claim, ss.ias, HENRY -. ..s
o. VIC " ,hersof 70 the ssbserbsr a. h.s 10
n wst.rsrest IA The CRY ., ssvyort. the ,siri-
-. 6rst dsy OF April nut-p-'ee Wv ~
| ~ dsy of September. lsf5 ,,.,vurtxr rx><,so,
IN, iswsm. ALFRED A. vALEsfISs. Z. Ese>e's.
p,FRssA NCE q sa order Of the sunsssis o. ~, -
liz =? xs~.verx aoticx q hereby fLven % AZ 49,
oSs hsy,ss claims sx4!nss NAHUM ASpE =. .s,r, wa
.ne S, - ,b,re.f 10 tie sabscrlb<r, a. Ter -,
III Hsnryseet IN the city Of Sss.t@b.,ss Nee.
VI. H. .sssS,senth day Of ssytsmbss ~.
ais lswem' NANCY ASDkk"s
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~UrRCH-sTREET-P notice Is hereby gven
Itbst proposrion fJr the widening OF Chu,en-stIs.
-, Co.. >, ia ton street. and opening new street 10
-r1s,ion of Church-treet from Fu'nstreet 20 lfin
~ pisee md widening rrniy-pisee snd exfeneins
So - "a vvideoed with Wooster-street, has been re
800 70 Special COMMITTEES Of me Board Of
-srsed plan Of saeh opening srd extension %
s..,,si ,n he Street CommlssiOners ofhce orfhe ~
..,,on al whousoever It msy concern Al pee-oas ~
tsr~sted in the shove Proposition nsins on r..
1910 20 ~ unssrsn-d AZ his Office, No HAL u NJ
sors.- On CT before the -dsy 81 JsnasIy inst ..,
M.RrlS y THOMPSON. Street Consmissone'.
a., Sarn,.s,on>rs % nee. January IL, ls4s u
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MERCHANTS and ali who require aceouni nooAs
iVI viii find large assortment, comprising al -, -
STYLES OF binding which ioT quality and 10" Pi'Se arc W.
surpassed.
Books ruled and bound 10 any pattern desired ana ti
p.shed at the time promised.
Cards circulars bills, checks Notes Ac printed a. 'ne
lowest rates.
Paper and stationery OF description. letter copy
ing presses Croton ink manifold letter writers By when
the letter written and copied AZ the time, enve
oycs elastic paper holders patent ntstsnd oil the chcf
emit styles Of diaries daily journals and memorandum
books for lS4s Also. the Great Metropolis, or Guide 70
NewYos Tor is4s, containing the British Canadian and
Havana T.rihs FRANCIS LOuTREI,
Us I'm Bcosbinder and stationer, II Maiden lane.
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TT,sxFs Is4z.-PubIie notice IL hereby gwen, shst
- .5di,,oo ~ 90. psrcent will BE- charged on all tax
. ssisipx unpaid on the 18th day Of February and two
Ger cent OF the 18th day Of March
.nc- OF making early payment a. possios 70 avoid the
cgo~d ard delay which most necessarily occur Just pre-
yiou. 70 the per cert.zss being sfded
SMITH DUSsIs0, Receiver Of Taxes.
Office Of Receiyer q Taxes Public Badinss Prs. De-
cember -, isf7.
q Hoars for receiving payments for taxes, from
A ,o2P ". B.nkable money only received uncs
- -;,~ar,.t.ne.. Hn
,Tf.N-POwER TO LET.-wslhshted rooms
- If .f,.- ,osssr Tor msnafscturDs parposss q let
.r,lv,o plsv7 RROTHFR CO no William -
NEW DUTCH HERRINGB.-ise res. sspehe<
~ Ds,sh Hsrrnzs Tor sale By
Al 0AssNER YOUNG. ISa cbsshsn-s@