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L
Terrible Destruction Of Life and Property
Accounts from Malta announce succession Of ter
rible earthquakes, which have been felt at Makri,
city of Adolia, Turkey, on the Mediterranean, and
at the far famed city and island of Rhodes which is
situated fifty miles out from Makr and the Turkish
coast. Rhodes is nearly in the same latitude as
| NewYork, and is distant from here six thousand
miles. Its population is $4,000. The English Mail
steamers connecting with the overland route to
China, pass near Rhodes. The first shock was
felt on the 2Sth of February, between five and half
past five P. M, when at Rhodes, the upper part Of
the castle, which is at the entrance of the town
| tell with an awful crash overwhelming the offices
of the Austrian Lloyd Steam Navigation Company
while the tower of Arrays Kule, which commands
the entrance OF the harbo and several other parts
ol the Notifications sustained great injury, die
likewise many dwelling houses, some of which
were shaken to their very foundations on the rock,
others cracked throughout. The oscillations were
, from the west to the east
Mrs. b. the lady of foreign vice consul, was SC
alarmed that she rushed, with an infant in hel
arms, from her dwelling, and jumping into the sea
made her way to boat whilst another daughter
who attempted to follow the mother got buried il
e | the ruins, but from which, through the humane
exertons Of some neghbors, was happily extr
Gated and marvellous to relate with other injury
1 than bruises. Slighter shocks succeeded amos
7 daily up to the 7th March. At Makri, on thu
a | main land, and its Immediate neighborhood, th'
l consequences nave Deen must uSdStIous anu uedIt
i rending. The whole Of the houses, dwellings an
stores, lately erected in the town, have been lev
e elled to the ground, assures have been formed il
the very Streets from which bituminous vapor
:, exude continually, almost sufocating TIE inhabi
tants many springs have dried up, whilst in arl
localities new ones have gushed out, changing tn
e Whole feature OF the earth's surface.
: The town of Levissy, which contained 15O
houses, has not one left standing and less tina
y SIX hundred human beings are reckoned to be vi
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G1gS /! GNS!X Gas!

ECONOMT In GAS. ~
A L. SCOvILL'S PArKNr Gas BussERs
"A. be procured n Poyd,ss a., W stairs Inc ~
tent Gas Burner gives more brilliant hghl anu III ~
cbnpared with the old burners proper ps1soa W" 'e
'sf tsls = put 'ns" On AR. BAKER s. CO.. Axents.
A ADVANCES-Lberal cash advances made on
ronsgnmenis of Cotton and o.eef p'oau's :" oui
3 eand9na N SysfpSSes pSSesa1TT af CO As Cusomhoass n
CIT-SAIT-Celebr ]. Toole brand. in
y clean factory filled Of the above either CoeEs
a, ns viii bs delivered any partot the city 10 soit pua
chsssrs- ,ss FOR @' JOHN ToOLE. Is Bank plac~ \
JJTHISKY-l50 bbls. Rech6ed and old Monon-
w yahsla for sale by
api5 w ARTHUR 81 co. n and ~ New t~v-~
DIE FRUITS-40 boxes, for sale by
L apa l. w. ARTHUR & Co. q and y New Layse.
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DENMARK AND THE puCHIEs.

Austa having succeeded, under pretence of
being the ally of Denmark, in inuIdating the
Duchies with her troops, is now assiduously
engaged in endeavorng to pick quarrel with
Denmark, in order to have an excuse for keeping
those troops there at the expense of her ally Gen.
Signorini, the Austrian Commissioner, acting, no
doubt, under the instructions Of his government,
has behaved in so insulting manner to the Danish
Commissary, that challenge has been the conse-
quence. The fact is, that Austria has an enormous
army which she cannot pay subsst, and there
fore she endeavors to quarter them her neighbors
her policy is in fact organized system of plum
der. 1t is really time, says the London Sun, that
the solvent and civilized governments of Europe
should combine together to put a stop to the
swndlings and robberies Of this bankrupt and bri-
gand power.
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REMOVALS.

Y REMOVAL-DR. MAcGIBBoN has removed
~ to No. l69 Carondelt doors above Hevis
street. ap9 FIN
y EMOVAL-Dr. FRYDINGER has removed his
~ office No. 50 Baronne street, three doors above Com
street He will attend hereofore all professional
calls, day or night - mh2A If
p REMOVAL-JAcoB SoRIA, Notary Public has
IL removed to his former office, "A Gravef street. CON-
missioner Louisiana for the States of Missouri, Mississippi,
and Alabama. st. mhH 3mos
p pEMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
~ and Commission Merchant, has removed 70 81 Gsay
street. jan
D EMOVAL.-Dr. ]. 8. KNAPP, Dentist, has
~ removed his office from 104 Common street, corner Of
ST. Charles his office and ssdenee No 10 Bazoans
where he be found the practice Of his
profession in all its departments ia1b tjyl
D EAi OVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
II and Canoilton Railroad Company has removed
No. l2B street. M
R'EM JVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law
IL has removed from No. II St. Charles street No "a
camp street. up stairs. n1D ~
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OTTAWA ILL.,. SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1851. OI.XI y

Parliament he took his seat on the whig bench
es, and there be remained until lis paramenta.
~ career closed In .he meantime be held scve
raj rtiices under Government, such as Vice Pres.
ideut of the Board Of Trade, Judge Advocate
General, aud Master Of the Mint. He wis mar
RED a second time. His second wife was the
widow Of Mr.. Edmund Power, of Tlrrcrary-
a lady who brought him considerable acqui-i-
tion IN wealth, together with the name "Ialor"
He was of small size, dark eyes, and sallow com
peNion, and when speaking publicly, every nerve
and fibre in his delicate frame seemed to thrill
and trcmble with the intensity Of the thoughts to
which he was giving utterance IN the more qui
ct and retired walks of literature, he was sca'ce.
ly less distinguished than in the senate and at
the forum, Some 20 years ago he was a regular
contributor 10 the Dublin Review and other pc
riodicals, For the former he wrote sketches of
the Irish Bench and Bar-por,raits ofgreat merit;
the memoirs Of Captain Rock, cutting satire on
English law, as administered in Ireland and 9TH
er papers which we do mt now recollect. His
tragedy Of Evadne or the Apostate is stI one
OF the most popular plays on the stage, and it
was sail, though we know not with what truth
that he assisted Baynum to write Damon and
Pythias.
Shicl has played his part, and made his exit
from the stage Of life. Not a dishonoring spot
can be found on the page of his existence lie
was main fulcrnm IN raising his country to the
position Of such civil and religious liberty as she
now enjoys; and prolific ~ that country has
been in giving birth to eloquence and genius, to
none of her sons has she ever dispensed either
with a more liberal hand, than she did to Richard
Lalor Shicl
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No MoUE CoRSs--1here is no doubt some
! quackery III the corn doctors trade, but there is
lnore ignorance. For the benefit Of both him
and his patients, we will now disclose a secret
! which VIII relieve humanity from a load of
misery, not the less difficult to bear than it is
unptled or ridiculous. The cause of corns and
| likewise OF the tUvture they occasion, is simple
| friction, and to lessen friction YOU have only
to use your toe a' you do in like circums,an.
ces a coach wheel--luNricatc it with some oilv
substance. The best and elcauest thing to use
is n little sweet oil rubbed upon the affected
part (aiter the corn is carefully paredl with the
lingcr, which should be done ON getting up in
the morning, and just before s,eppng into bed
at night In Il few days he pain will dimin-
ish, and in Il few days more it viii cease, when
the nightly application may le discontinued.
The writer OF this paragraph suffered from
these horrible cXcresccnces for wears He trie,i
all sorts of inialliblc thing, aud submitted Il
the manipulations Of the corn doctor; but all IN
vain; the more he tried to Danish the more they
wouldn't go; OF if they did go (Which happened
once or twice under the strong prevaiment OF
cau-tc) they were always sure to return with ten
fold venom Since he tried the oil, some months
ago, he has had no pain, and is able to take as
much exercise as he chooses Through the in.
tluence of this mild persuasive, one of the most
iniquitous of his corns has already taken itself
of entirely the others he still pares at rare
intervals, but suffering no Inconvenience whatever
from them, he has not thought il necessary to
have recourse to caustic-which sometimes IL
not carefully used and vinegar and water applied
at once To the toe, causes almost rs much smart
as the actual cauery Chambers Journal
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\ CnARrvARI IN CALroRSiA--In The opinion
of the citizens OF San Francisco, Mr.. King, thu
collector lor that port made much unnecessary
parade in removing the funds OF the government
from the runs of The old Custom Hou,e, destroy
ed by the late fire to the building since procured.
In It's passage through the streets, the treasure
was guarded by an imposing army of United
States soldiers and marines. Some Of the inhab-
itInts construed this as an imputation, but appear
to have resented it in very good natured way.
A San Francisco paper says:
"Sqmb', cpigrams, paragraphs, items, leaders.
have all had a hit at the process, and at last it
has been carcaturcd and Autographed. Tho
thing is very good, Va got up, representing tho
procession, the armament, swords, pistols, battle
axes, cannons marines carts, mules the popuace
sept at bay, and various other grotesque repre-
seutatiuns. 1t Is entitled, "ie Kings and va
Commones, or ye manners and Cusiomss Of Cali
iornia--a new farce, Lately enacted, May %.
1851
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TnI CELEsriALs IN THE DocR--7hc Chinese
have become 50 numerous in san Francisco, that
the cognzInCe Of misdcmeanors and peccadillos,
IN which they figure as plaintiff, and DEFENDANTS
is now an interesting item OF police business in
that city. One morning Sung Took appears bc
fore the magistrate with complaint that m out
SIDE barbarian bad ulhIc>,ly cut off his tail. He
exhibited his mutlatud qaoa in evidence. but
his honor appeared ia be of opinion that at COM
mon law the value ul a Ch,ulmLn'S tail was no.
asccranablc, aud the accused was discharged.
Onnnoihe occasion, Acum, a fair Chinese dam.
sell with olive complexion, small fec, aud most
uneNccphonahl, turncl.upat.therorncr eyes
complained against a Malay, the boitswain OF
the ship IN which She camc over, charging hin,
with havlog. while On the passage, entered her
state room blown cut her light, and robbed hcl
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The following beautiful poem We find in the
Glasgow (Scotland) Christian News. Although
some parts Of it are hardly applicable to this
country, as We are greatly in advance of the Eu-
ropean countries in the temperance reform, yet
its general tone and sentiment are forcibly true,
and apply as well here as in any other quarter Of
the globe where strong drinks" are used:
AN ArPEhL TO THOSE WHO TRAFFIC Nv
STRONG DRINK.
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How MAN WAS SOLD AND BOUGHT MS own
EsArE-We have heard capital story of our
friend, Samuel a Walker, Esq, the popular auc.
tioueer, which is worth printing. A physician of
this city bought a large tract of land in one OF
our beautiful villages upon the water side and
in the course Of short time put up handsome
dwelling ghouse aud other buildings upon it, The
land was laid out into walks, and lawns, and
mounds, with fruit trees. vines, shrubbery, and
fountains and statuary -tastefully and beautiful
ly arranged in short, the doctor had spared no
expense to make it one of the most splendid res.
ldeuces in the vicinity. But it was OF no benefit
to him-he got tired and sick of his country res
idence, and removed back to the city. Aftertry-
ing to sell it by private sale for long time, and
not finding purchaser he applied to Mr.. Walk.
cr to have it disposed of at auction Mr.. W. saw
at glance that it was lust the kind of II place to
SELL and at it he went, wrh his best foot foremost.
The papers of the city eemed with advertise.
ments describing It's beautiful location heal
thy neighborhood '-"nO ply slCian in town.
none needed seven different churches in sight
the politics of tho town about equally baanc.
ed'-ln short, 1t was Just the place for any man
who wanted country residence. The advertise.
ment caught the doctors eye; ho did not recog.
nlze the place as his own, but it was the one lie
wanted. He gave an agent orders to attend the
sale and buy the place whenever 1t was sold, no
mtatcr at what price. "But," said the agent, who
had read the description a little more carefully,
doctor, this is your place that is to be sold
as iti Well,' replied the doctor after musing
n moment, never mind about that; you 60 and
bid it oil for cnntlet another man have place
that has so many adyanlages-strange never
Observed that before" The agent btd in the es-
tate, and whenever the doctor feels little
homesick, or inclined to sell out, bis wife roads
him one o' Mr. Walkers Advertisements Com.
monmfnM
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hive passengers three horse.races, a military IN.
t1de, clrcuses, hppodromes, theatres, dc, dc, in
abundance and all will be full.
The resemblance Of the French and Am orican
ladies + rather remarkable: at all the theatres
balls, concerts and operas which have attended
II seemed rs if | was in the midst Of Americans
with the exception Of the language Our fash
IONS are all French. An English lady can be
recognized in an instant by some peculiarty Of
dress, but not so with the Americans.
Among the imumerlble magnificent public
buildings throughout the city, | will note one.
possessing much interest, as being the scene OF
many important events during the revolution of
l84s-the Palace Of the Tuilleres s,-the resi-.
dsnce Of Louis Philippe, at the time Of his de.
thronement II fronts the garden Of the 1ulc.
RES, commanding most magnificent view thro
the Place de la Concorde and Champs Elysee, to
the Arc de 1rumpe distance of about three
miles 1t is built Of white marble. of ancient
Italian order of architecture, Is 336 yards long by
80 broad The internal arrangements are mag.
nIhcent and gorgeous in the Extreme. but il bears
the marks of sad abuse, by the mob Of lS4S. It
Is now occupied by partoi the National Guard as
barracks. They are living in a palace upon the
pay OF two sous, (about one aud a half cents) per
day-another of the many freaks Of revolutions
had the honor of traversng the underground
passage through which Loui. Philippe made hi.
escape, but thank Heaven, not as King. The
adjoining garden is splendidly laid out; abound
lns IN every variety Of plants; both native and
rAo'c' ana Is hshly ornamtnted with statuary Of
'he "loSt costly ana ella borate workmanship, both
III Nlaro'e ana bronze lnief,persed with numer.
Gus fountains OF all descriptions. The garden
contains siX'v''eyen acres aud l. a forest Of mag
hh'ence; adjoining Is Place de Ia Concord, Of Il
e',u'"r ioim' Among the many ornamentsinit II,
Is Is ''e "uciisN OF Luxor grand relic of ancient
r5|P'; peHS one oi the two ooelsks which
st'"d bel"fe the great Temple ot'Ihebes, It.
history o"t'' oack 1850 years before Christ
Inc two o6eIlsk', together with Cleopatra
N'to,e' wee g'yGn TO me french Government by
;heh''nt' An, None bnt Frenchmen would ever
nave removed such mighty mass OF stone from
~ leNl,ng place, at the enormous expense oi
Two IhllIIoh7 ol francs to CRAFTY little national
lride, II stands upon the spot where Louis XVI
ana MARIE Antoinette died 10y the gulllOtine, to.
8e'her WIN host Of others, Truly 1t Is mon
umeh' OF the giory and shame tf France. On
el'her SIDE are Immense bronz" figure supp,rtcd
fountains, gushing iorth Their pure waters, as il
0enaeaNoflhg en- 10 wash the blood from the spot
ne torrent OF Niagara herself could not cleanse
the place ami render it pure IN the eyes OF
heaven.
Beyond Is the Champs EIysee an immense
grove iad out by Marie de Nedics, in 1915
consisting OF regular rows Of tall old forest
trees interpreted by numerous walks and av.
enues' iinea WIN fountains, statuary, DC, &c
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ittornrn 6


James stout. attorney and Counsellor al Lar,
and JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE-Othce one
door ,nst of the corner ot Canal and La sale
streets. directly south of the Court House
Particular attention pad 70 agencies ana coNec-
Uuu- tunwu, Juiy -.
". = SSoyh,ii. Attorney and Counsellor nt Law,
ana SaHgtorm Chancery, Ottawa, la Sale coun-
~ mmos. ug-Foiuntccr Advocate Tor Fugitive
slaves march IS.
John II Murphy. itt0rRey and Counsellor at
Lltr, Ottawa Illinois. aug 10, lS3O.
Office IN the court house.
Champlin " Wallace, q c Champlin--W II
l.. WaInca) attorneys and COunSciiofSdt Ldio
Office up stairs in the next building north OF the
Post Office. nov %, 'i9.
f.. y. Leland, attorney and Counsellor at Law
Hasrcmoycd hls office from Reddck's block, Ia
the room Formerly occupied by the Sherit, in the
court house now occupied PARTLY Lorenzo Le-
land. may i'19
Norris & Fisher. Geo II Norris --t;co S Fish
crJ ittJrusVs at EIr amt Lrnf IPcHiS, Otd-
tCI, H. WlIlply particular Hrattrupoulo IN" pay
m.nt Of taxes in any part ut Illinois, purchasing
and s,llInrrral estate investigating r,tc', collect
ting demands. buying and selling military land
warrants and locating them onlhr best tdHGS tor
solder a'l'r4 ,srcnungpr-'"n7 Hh'A' claims
atau-tthc government Office on the southwest
corner ot ihe court house square.
NJ. T.. Hnl'istrr. attorney amt Counsellor ~
Lllr, amt SJii~liDr in fh1arcrV--CtdTn, Ni
Olicr over the store ot l.. D Smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. -
Glover \ Cook, "A. q. Gloyrr-B c, Cool1 At
turner's aad CJua,c'i1rs NJ LGo--C Ctf1ra. OF
f,ciu RriIcils Block, cast side OF tine public
square Jun fN-I
uonry G.. Cotton. Inprucy and Couu7c''or Al
Lrtr anil Sltri,0r jn Ctlnccry- ONara Nis.
Office IN the Court house Jun ~
=. .Rnnlai. 4NJrgeyat Lrlr-Osrcg9, hen
EcalaN Ca. Nls Aug 10, lSiS--tt
Frccr y ingalls,, &c T FRFrR, G. \ INGAtrsl
.hi0rarps and Sohcii1IS Chicago, His mrij.
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"a Y "a a RIG. ma fv> n va 9
BrUnkcr's S Rife ManufaCtOrV,

"a He subscriber having returned from the east
al,rrv-iiug the prime pa.manutac,ofits he
a Is now prepared 10 manufacture the crlcba-
ted Increase OF Ginning Twist Rifle, which he war
rnnis lo bee equal 20 any made in this state or else
where. lie wui also keep constantly on hand and
ior sac, n good assortment o double and single bar
relied tow " pieces. Powder Fnsks. Game Bags.
Shot Pouches Percussion Caps and a asuperIor aru-
Gle OF Sptt,ug Powder.
AIkuts ouobriug u the gunsmilh line done with
neatuc,- and despatch.
Shopou the east side Of Columbus St, one door
sourhui the iuiou House iune 22-ti
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Bowling Saloon !

J zcns OF Ottawa, that he has recently rc.i,tcd
and materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square, originally established by him,
and tina, he is now prepared TO accommodate parties
desiring henllhwi exercise, with the best game ten
pins 10 be found this side OF Chicago.
His Alley has been lately constructed ofthe best
Cherry aud cannot fail to give the utmost sasiac-
ton.
Twill give one dollar premium to any man who
viii make seven 10 strikes in half string.
Ounwa, lam lS
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EioTTMLNT EXrEhorDlNAsY-pRrco
Wednesday night last (says the Lenstcy ireland
ENprcss) Mr. Patrick i, of S, in tie
county Of Kildare, was awakened by a person,
singing near his bedroom window, aud ON on,p
mg the easement heard, to his great surprise, the
following dity:
",Ihe stars are smiling swhcet love,
The birds shesp IN each bower;
And'he holy hight OF the moon shines BRIGHT
On every tree and flower;
Then Eliza are YOU wakeul
Or dyou hear me spakn'
Share you know my heart is hrakin',
For the love Of you, Liza dear.
Then why don't you spakr marrOgc!
Or are You shtck or n shlonc,
And so bright and so cowd
Just Ike DIauna OF oud,
NIdout ml'dln' your dar.mt, 0ckone >"
The last wild accent had scarcely disl away,
when Mr. J. called out Who's there :" "L-s
me, sir" replied a small ricrcicing voice, which
he immediately recognized as that of master
Tommy Cmrn, precocious yoGth of the neigh.
borhuod. "What are You doing there. Tommy T.
"Oh sir my mother Is unwell, and has been or,
thtred to get some Of the heib-wha, dive call
1t; Oh, it grows on the garden wall there, shure
SIR and must bc pulled after cock crow, and n.
they say, sr--So she sint me for it at this unrea.
Sonabe hour but although didn't like the biz
ness over and above well, yet shure | eouldn'tre
fuse her; and thiukin might as well sing grief
as cry it, began 10 LIZ up that taste Of a ITO
manfa to keep mcc.el( company. Good night,
sir Good night, Tommy MrJ- went
to bed agln, and when he arose in the morning
found that his daughter had cleared out with the
ai",e-ad master Tommy, A servant Girl. nam.
ed Kitty Fcy, acknowledged she wns in Tho whole
secret, and instrumental in carr, ing ON ,hc nj
tur-that Miss Eliza had taken with her cl /.
which belonged to her mother and had gone 10
Cork with master Tommy Curriu. with the m,cn.
lion ol starting thence to America. The plti.s
have managed 80 fur to escape detection by the
metropolitan and Cork police Nil, Eliza i
turned of thirteen Master Tommy is going ON
hlieen and Miss Kitty Foy, through whose in
suumen,ality this foolish, unthinklns pair have
been thus prematurely
Launched upon irtss,omysca"
has not yet attained her sixteenth year
Americas boys and girls must look 10 their
hurels, or the "ould country" will beat them in
precocty.
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Gtoraac s. formoroino.

g.. T. Chnrruauh. Storage y Commission .Ncr-
ciIa'-W1rrho1se cast side otthc bridge, Main
canal, Ottawa, H. nov -
g.. I,ils, N,r,gc, FDrrrriiuS md Commission
Wrrrb1f, icaicr in all kjniS Of proiUcc lrur =
Warehouse. No ,, Sidr-cut, Ottawa, Illinois
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Mistrllancous.

George Smith, ,EaSiioHablc Tai'or, opposite Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the Er.t and wIllbe happy to make up clothugior
allwho mayn favor him with theirpatronngr y rl
warrantedIn nevery case. PartiCuarattcutiou paid
to Cuittng Ottawa may 10, 1919.
G.Burr. Igcnt for Protection Insurance Compa-
nv, HUuTd--oppositc the Mansion House.
Seth e. Earl, Cwridgc ,h0use, and sign Painter
PdpcTcrdRd Giasicr, Ottawa, H. Shop on Co
lumbus street over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage makershop.
Jacob G.Stonc, Saidlc, Harness, dsd Trunk
nIaufactWer, and Carriage Trimmer corner of
Canal land CoumhuSstrcets, Ottawa mar2
Jos. II. Wagner. Justice oft6c Peace office in
the northeast corner Of the courthouscup stairs,
on dee T'Ig
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Ice Dream Sai00n.

NJ R. WOOLSEI bcps leave to say q the et-
VI 2cns otOuawl and the public generally. tha,
he has opened, fitted and furnished in superior style
lee Cream Roou---ior Ladies and Gentlemen op-
po-lle and north oi the Old Cuy Hotel building
ana hopes by Pnucua and polite attendance, and
nch Cream, To meet the appreciation ofhc public.
Es-fartics supplied with Ice Cream on short no.
mon,
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ol $3.50 in cash, principally in the current coin 81
the Chinese realm aud a gold ring. The case
excited considerable interest, as Acum s yoang
and pretty. and alnrgs number Of Celestial beaux
were present to hear the case Acum's case
was pending at oar last advices. ~. Y EVENING
Post
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Dusinrss CARDS.
j. Is. IIamaIIe,

"lIOLESAbEaud retail dealer in all kinds Of
w CbNFECTIONARY,
Toys, Candy, F,uit, Sc. Canal street a lew doors
wrsto La sale street, Ottawa
Wedding and other parties supplied with Orno-
mental Confectionery, Cakes, Ice Cream, q &c,
a short notice. Nav 81 GIN
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CmxEsr At SAN FRASclsop.--Tbe British bar
que Mahommcd Shah, hfy nine days fr.m H.pC
Kong arrived at San Fraucisso,eXn She lQs(
May, with two hundred and twCNtyeigh
ness and on the 18th, the Swedish tSt4pss
lopc, 6l days from Hong Kong, brousutdu
lred aud seventy of the pig tails