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Notice.


HNAVINGs purchased Of !Tcssrs. BRYAN u
81 Minor, ,i,eir rnlne stock of Goods III the
Alerehan, Tailoring business, III thus place,
we would take this method OF informing our
friends and the public generally, that they can
be furnished al the old stand "f Bryan " Mi'
nor. with Clothing. on is good terms. and mol
inferior in qnali,y 10 any silnllar establishment
N the Southern country. We intend to Keep
~ hand nj ali times. good stock OF
English & French Cloths,
AMI CAssinrxLs. selected in the New York
and Philadelphia Markets. together with all
other articles III ouI line; and 10 tlnsc wh" tn
vor us wit, their patronage in this business we
would say that every excr,ion "n our par! SHAH
be used 10 give perfect satisfaction.
GUODE * LYON.
January !, 1872. II %
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Notice.

UHAViNG disposed ot my entire stock and
II u interest IN the Cotton Gin Milking. :"
Mr.. James Boatwright, OF Columbia, = c.
and being anxluus 10 CLOSE my old business.
would rrques, all those indebted Ia M" to com"
forward and make immediate settlement. before
,hr first return day IN their county or district,
rs longer indulgence cannot be gwen.
II. OpES is authorized TO act rs my Agent, nj
my old stand on Broad.slrccl.
WM. JONES.
augusta, Ga. Dec 30 is Il
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Jan, :,
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to Charles Dowd'
"A deceased. are urgently requested 10 make
immediate payment, as the affairs oi his estate
are in such situation H. 10 render indulgence
in,o.sible. and which must not nc s1pcciri.
Also. all persous having demands asnlnst said
estate will present rhcm property and lawfully
attr>icd. WI. BhuNSoN' :t'n. l.
Dec il u 40
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EDGEFgELD DISTRICT.

EI5sE II II 2 n HID HIS 4 1ANV n
FALL TERM, 1911.
TT is Ordered that Court OF Common
IL Pleas and General Sessions. for The
Trial Of the Cases not disposed Of al THIS
Term, bc held at Edseield Courl House,
on the third Monday in january nrxi.
JOHN DELTON O'NEAL,
Presiding Judge.
GEORGE PoPE. c. C C. s. u. 3.
Nov. 5, 1871 J Al
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Pens.oners.- number Of U. s. Penslon-
ers, who have died during the last year amounts
10 s62.
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WANTED

n N APPRENTICE to he Printing bust
IA. mss. q boy from. Is l" 10 years oi age
who can read mud write, Of good moral hhD''S'
Amply ar this Office.
Jan. j.. 1872.
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HsENT1S'l'lsY:
SeraVed or Stolen.

Serayed or STOLEN.
AN Tuesday night the 2lsi ul., from liezc-
~ kah Sirums stable, grey MARE. be-
tween and years old between II and ID
hands high. her back has been injured by the
saddle. no otlIe: marks Iccoliecled. Any per-
son who has taken up said mare, or can give
any information her TO The subscriber. living
on Turkey creek, so that he gets her again VIII
be- suitably rewarded.
GEORGE w. STRUM.
lax 80
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NOtsCc.

4 III. p~rso,rs iudcb;, Il :" ,i'e estate {" JoIia'
IA dian " svrr dec II. oG Notes and Ac'
c".,,- ~. al. 'ln.. are r''.ns,r" /" ii'''"c hy'
II! nj. .,I.I ;..,I>, .,..in. cu'a'.'s a%!'i-' Ia
c-ra,a. 81, .aIc. ...c... III io?rriy aitcs!:d lor
OLIVER row LES.
~, ,".r-, 81 EG.cfc4 District
g. II ~
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To Rent.

HNnR the ensuing yeas, the HOUSE for
4 ncrly occupied by c. a. Dowd, as a !,
Store Honsc. a good House and good stand
for ,,o Mercantile Business. For particulars
'Fi''' g. BLAND.
~. 80 q II
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25 likely young Negroes,

Horses. Mules. Hogs. Cattle and Sheep, aud
quantity o! Cotton. Corn. FODDER and Oats,
Wagons aud Carts. Plantation. Blacksmith.
and Shoemakers Tool', and variety oI other
articles. &c. &c. Purchasers 10 give notes
with two approved securities.
JAMES TOMKlNS, Executor.
Jams -
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BROUGHT 10 the Jail

Brought 10 the Jail
nF this District, n negro man by the
SVnamc of CusIr. about ) feet. iincbcs
high. dark complexion, between % ana 40
wears OF age. He says he belongs to Mis-.
Eimorc, ol Columbia, =. &.
The owner IS requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges and take him
away,
c. II. GOODMAN, }. ID.
Jan, II, I! %
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Edse5ield Nalc Academy.

uIsS caAcaA fhsaAC !ASssuSAl2S
FElllE Trustees OF tins Institution have the
IL pleasure 10 inform the public. tia, they
have engaged the services OF Mr. ZADocK ID.
CorrRELL for the ensuing year. who will open
the School nn the first Monday in January
Mr. Cot,rell comes well recommended. as i
Teacher of experience aud ability. The terms
Of tuition will be rhe same as last yenI viz. ::
PEK QK.
For the Classical Department. includ-
ing the higher branches Of MIlilcma-
tics. $40 %
For the English Department. including
English Grammar. Geography. &c, : 80
For Rending. Writing. and Arithmetic. 5 90
The Trustees assure the public That pariicu-
Jar aIlrr,ion will be psid 10 tie moral deport-
MELT u. Inc pupils sent 10 ,his Institution.
+. II. WiRDLAW.l
JNO. LIPSCOMD, T,u,,s,.
N l.. GRIFFIN,
J.TERRY.
Dec. % I5 #
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Notice.

Notice.
A IL per>otts indebted 20 the estate nt VII.
"A liam :. Johnson. deceased, h,c of this dis
ltci are requested To make payment, aud those
having any claims against SAID estate are also
requested Ia prescnl them 10 the subscriber with
in the time prescribed By law, duly altestcd az
the Ilw directs.
LAWRENCE S JOHNSON.
Qudiifed ErorHtor
Dec 90, lSil. I'm af
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sat of South Carolina.
EDGEt'IELD DISTRICT.
II, lIutchlSou. Cashier,

" l!l..nm iIoimcs.
gei al .r..cr from the CGurt of Com
ID ION Peas, will proceed 10 SELL in the
Town Hamburg. on " cLnrs,iay the 26lh inst.
the following l.ot>: N"i. ~, \ iu0 on Centre
.li,,,: a>n. one liousc and Lot No. lOG on
Crn;rr-,tirct. and NJ no "u which i, Il two
story llou>... o,cu,lcd by w. Grar'y rs Il Shoe
store: l., No. in. occupied 10y Lindsey Il
Cunningham. u. Il Grocery. The above pro-
pcrty w.,l ,c ,nld un credit of twelve months
lniercs; from date q. sale, the purchaser giving
bond ~ personal security, " i mortgage oi the
prcu,iA.s. To thu Bank Of Hamburg, :. &. Pur.
rlr;,srrs 10 pay Tor all papers necessary IN the
complexion oi their ,liics
Gusts la cash.
:. CHRISTIE. :. +. u.
Jan. : 50 OO) II 700
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Upper Crust" How glad am" SAID Miss
C.. athat the tickets to this concert are so high
one dollar each. U, we shall have select
company"
You dontsoy so. Poor th'ns-bA'ae up ahu
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EKecrsfOr,s = Sale.

NNILL BE SOLD Oh Monday The 2ilh
w inst II, the late residence Of Col John
Key, decd. on n credit of cnc year. nll ;hr real
estate Of said deceased. (uot specifically devised
by his Inst will and re-iamcni.) consisting oi one
tract oi land containing abont
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-01-12

Mount Willing Academy.
T1YiiE Exercises OF Tins Institution will be
II opened. on thesfist Monday in Jann AIRY
next. under the direction Of Mr.. John X. John.
sion whose long experience III Teaching and
correct department. we Trust will entiiIe the IN
st,ulicn TO 4 large share Of public confidence.
TERMS or TUITION:
Reading. Writing, and Arithmetic, per
quarter Of II weeks. So 90
Engli,I, Grammcr. Geography. co
Philosophy, Chemistry, LaIin and Greek
Languages, u Uo
Surveying. I'D Oo
To he paid in advance.
Good Board may be obtained from SO to -
per month.
]. II. SMITH Chairman.
sI.. Z. WILSON. Treasurer,
A. SIMkINS.
II. &. HERIONG,
a. 5. DOZIER.
Trustees
Dec - II 81
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9OOO .ECRES,

which will be divided into two or more tracts.
The said land lays on Turkey Creek, portion
al winch s 'ow grounds, Ia high s:a;c c! cul.
tivn,inu Ala,
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RroigchF to eLe .HQiE
NOTICE.
NOTICE..

HOS. n BAILEY Unsupported MI w m.
oB Bailey. his Agent during his abseiice from
the State. =,
lum ) ~
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Commissioners 0Goc
Edscfcld jan. ). loi2. $G 90 81 80
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Jan :,
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Jan ln, 1872. (Sl uO) IL 30
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28
BcOlu0uu0e11.

1.Ser q freunp uno 0eif Der 3 lit
rrfAtint reacImi5is jepcn Srcit19.
2.Der @ut(trptions> ortis 1T al SO rnt
III rrtr lcr fals rit 3itun9 nt in
nsr balb Der ltcn 5afe cts Sabrs ts5ADIt mrr.
3 Oit 3e1ns tann Damn a"fJe3ten mtrren a4r
SItraupt tcjablt 'tnb.
4) QHenn bem 8crlauf oes SaDres e 3ritun9 nibt
anfsttHnoSt miro, 10 tetrI@t rbcs o cinn Q8unf
tit(elbt fir arperts SoEr III teba(tcn
5) Ge,n tntsr(9rctcr we fir etnen trrn 3titram ais
Donatrn on3tncmmtn.
G. Biz Brtnou,5 S>fbjcl auf Soften ltntcrhrarr,
8rfr r 5erAu8ttr muBtn rofrsp fanr
7. 1uc9cn fir ric tn Yrstfc stnf tr6dt: sn
Atr b3tib taar HHbIt wtresn, rtht 0uf lont3c
Nrt 1T 5shnut9 lcDt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28

brcnncn loen 9Ber SpceIt, oos mir ce fSnnten, uo
penu eu perrdtberi1hee, faIid,eS Q1ort uber Oetne
eppen 9ett, cb9leb ciu9Gcrt Deine69clden rhnntdd'
ti9 1T 9cQen une.'
3crf,iret ricf bic Nlte: ga id1 bin Gucr Geld0pf
mas tr befchlt, mill t thur, chne 5u faqen. WO9en
c bort te oten Glieocr mir serbrede hlcr MIDI mar
tern uo pcrbrcnneu cs framt aNf GlnS hu'aus, orun
Iwill tt) 9Ile5 ttuN.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22
Court Of Common Pleas.
naCora InIoa Iu...-l


july 2l.-C Conrad Zeigier vs. NJ l.. Seiras-Tbe plain.
tiff being DESTROYS OF treating himself to nice gold
watch or fascinated with the grea. bargains that
offered strayed into the auction OF defendant
Broadway nenr Pine on the 29h April last and gave s7
Tor an article which no could not have bought probably
Tor quarter Of that sum ut Marquands Tcnny's.
written warrantee was given that the watch in prime
order IL appeared afterwards that the watch would keep
pretty good time II Ibid in particular position, but not
otherwise, and matchmaker next day in laughing 1T
plaintiff for the bargain" he had made told him that
ewelled watch but the jewel happened to be broke
Plaintiff carried back and demanded his money but II
refused the ground that the watch had been In
good order when 1t was taken away Action IN now
brought II appeared from the testimony OF wachnakers
tbs the jewel could be repaired at cost OF about two
three dollars and this tn counsel for deedan contend
ed was all the damage that could be allowed The Court
however charged that the plaintiff was at liberty "a
rantee having been given to demand his morey back
10 sue for damages lie has selected the former If the
urv considered the watch to have been injured at the
time Of delivery they would find for plaintiff otherwise
for defendant henry found in favor Of plaintiff for ST.
gan For defendant Mr.. c. Maggie.
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u. y. District Court.

. jury 2l.-WiIiiam BoneH VS.. Ship Henry Ciay--The
plaintiff been board OF the ship and libel
led her for about sI5Os20o of for wages be
due and $3.50 for medical advice and attendance in his
sickness which had been acquired board the ship
Bone il will recolleced obtained heavy damages in
the Marine Court cruel usage towards him on the part
of the captain and mate He left the vessel nj
but sues for the whole voyage BY law of the United
States vessel holden for expenses Incurred by either
of the officers for medical ads ice &C. where the
illness took place while they engaged on board
Bonell had been steward board the Vile y on on
her unfortunate winter trip two three years ago from
avre Bermuda and the testimony 10 his con.
considerably varied decision will probably soon
be rendered by the Court. For plaintiff Messrs Burr &
Benedict. For defendant, Mr.. Anthem and Mr. Nichol
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3 amsr = '''- " " WILLIAM BROWN, Proprietor
BATH BUILDINGS

FORMERLY RENSHAW'S, al Long Bfanch.-This ex-
tens,,e aud delightful sea Bs,hn; Eslabl shmenl will be
opened by the subscriber the eth June, He begs
respectfully inonn It's former patrons and the public. that
considerable additions an alterations the comforts
have been made since last and will be complete rea
ness Tor their accommodation.
Wishing be reasonable the times will afford the board
VIII be seven dollars week last instead of dol
lars as formerly Children oa certain and servants half price,
Horses full fed $780, He hopes he without impua
on that his table and accomnod atoms will be equal
Long Branch Young people requiring much will
lind accommodating terms.
je22 lmsr JAMES GREEN
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Banlxrupts.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
jury 2O-Edward A. Lambert, Qate firm Of Coolidge &
Lambcrt) merchant ~ Y-Sept. ..
Rufus White, sadder and harness maker Milan
Dutchess Co.--Sept. 2.
Nathl Pelham, Milan, shoemaker-sept.o.
Andrew Smith, builder, MY.
P. L. Wnslow, merchant, Ny.
Richard II. Budd, veterinary surgeon, MY.
Charles Herwick tailor ". Y--Sept.2 2.
The number Of bankrups in this district thus far 1875
of Which about 900 have received their certificates Of
discharge.
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DaowSrp.-A scow, in which were two men, a woman
and horse was accidentally tipped in the Hudson
near Ut Edward on Tuesday last and of the party
John Morgan of Morcau. Saratoga county drow ned Mr.
Morgan good sw INNER, but probably lost his life in
farmer and formerly well known to the travelling com.
muni,y the keeper Of hotel at Lake George-Sandy
MI Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

AyorHER srsrMooAr AcsIDESr.-On Monday last an
accident occurred at the dam the mouth OF Simms
creek, between GAINESVILLE and Dresden, which endan-
gered the lives OF number of persons though only
life was lost. The steamboat Tucarawas which carried
the mail daily from Zanesvc to Dresden attempting
to enter the lock at the DAM the river being sweed by
recent rains when strong current crossing its track
carried into rough water which tipped the boat and the
boilers thrown from their beds carrying away the
upper works of the boat The cabin hoaea off but the
passengers principally ladies, rescued from and
the mail and passengers baggage were saved. The man
lost was coored fireman who jumped overheard to swim
out.--ZanesriHe Gazeue.
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Louisville, Ky,
Correspondence Of the Herald.j

iCofespondence OF the Herald.J
LOUISVILLE July II, 1912.
Fights and Q,tarrcls-Braha1n and his Concerts.
Mn. BENNETT
The quiet of our peaceful city has been disturbed
by frequent brois, fights, quarrels, &c. within the
last week. say our peaceful city has been disturb
ed, because such occurrences are both rare and I'M
frequent here.
The cause oil this IN part, was ewing to the OPEN
ing OF the White Mansion new coffee house, fitted
up in splendid STYLE and after the fashion of the
French cafes The day that this house opened the
bar was free, and many seized the opportunity To
get ''goriously drunk" the temperance pledge to
the contrary. Another cause originated from mer-
chant, on the corner of Fourth and Market streets,
having pinned upon bale of goods, placed on some
boxes outside the door, Placard WITH "No gentle
man will lay on these goods.'' Captain o. Glanced
to lean upon the goods at the time this card was
placed behind him, and as he leaned further back he
experienced several severe and sudden pricks from
some sharp instrument therein secreted, evidently
TO ''wound hisfeelngs." On turning round he be-
held the placard He rushed into the store to de-
mand an explanation; angry words ensued, and
finally Captain q. called Mr.. s., the merchant, a
d--1 liar, rascal, &c. &c Mr.. 5. immediate
ly struck the Captain severe blow in the face with
his fist Several persons and the police put an end
to the sport, Mr. : lately wrote apology to Cap
Captain said Eyes; it will satisfy me so much that
| shall lick you like - the first time can catch
| you out" Will he accomplish his threat! Time
| alone can answer.
| The last concert of the Brahams was given last
| evenng-was well attended-the house was crowd
| ed. There was beauty and fashlon-wealth and
| arstocracy-taste and accompishments-all gather
ed there with the fell purpose of listening to the
warbllngs of the monarch of song, whose name has
been sounded by the trumpet OF Fame of both hemis-
pheres as being the greatest vocalist of the age
"To listen to him is to seem to wander
In some enchanted labyrinth of romance,
Whence nothing but the magic songser's will
Who woveth spell, can extricate the waDderer."
To be subscriber of your paper, and let your
neighbors be of the fact, is the Of great
Inconvenience and trouble; for every person here
who is a subscriber is plagued and bothered contin-
ually by some one other constantly running in to
borrow II. The mails are scarcely open, and the
papers delivered, before some one is at your elbow
TO borrow the Herald. There are certain set of
pcayupe fellows who make il regular business to
sponge on their frie nds or neighbors 10 read the
daily Henald and these same chaps will anathema-
tie you in the strongest possible language. I'll send
you their names by By.
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OARDING.

, v,v,s AT ! r PEAL Al y Ml88NNMoUTn co, NJ,
jacob co Rss
s:% S
be found v:sy moderate Aso sablns Sc for horses
%a TsS'i R
house will be found equal any aons the e3o I'm
"A BrSsrrr dear s-Fsr several days p past noticed
SSs s 81 Hss * WAY t. s
the" all over but did NO o6R i H6TsE made of
Now very likely You have heard of this place
sS' M ' York e 10 Ak ' and SS q s
% s s: Ss s a % sss
Ss ss yas
dssp@ So% sh1 s aS&
one mile Of the north line the State Of Conneciicut sur
r3Isdsd by the ae Kind Of mount,n; and The top of one
Re mountain i.5; Eass osI ans aks: The
Of which hazard nohns IN for ' Trout ana
Pike fishing, not second IN New England in the
soaa ts %a is
s F' Gss !
BdsspSa on he is5
There the falls too fy feet more o.
rather people Sd? ys% for
f?sSh them Se" ing o SS
daily and breakfast here and dine in New York
Yours with respect,
ii 2wsc JOHN BARsTOW.
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS This well known
ID watering place situated in Bedford County, Pennsy
is open for the reception Of visitors.
To those who have visited the Springs be
s.y to y that they are situated near the great Turn
pike which through Pennsy
Pittsburgh few miles Of the chief elevation of The Allie
ghany Mountains
Every thing has been provided this watering placeo render
soun % to those who are seeking health or
Of music will be attendance.
daily will leave Chambe rsbury in the morning. and
the springs the If prefer the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Hancock will have daily
conveylnces from there TO the springs.
The liberal patronage extended to the subscriber the last
will the renewed coming season.
for e amusement and comfort Of his guests.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
je29 cod 1msr Proprietor.
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ORrHIc SayIsGs.--A certain eminent transcendenta
editor accompanied by female teacher Of the same school
Of philosophy went TO the theatre to Fanny Ellsler
During of her astonishing rouettes he turned to his
companion and sad-"Margaret this is music Another
and liberal pouee following the young lady laid
her hand upon her rends arm and said trembling with
emotion-URaIDh! Iris is nELIGfoSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

YEtLow FEyER.-The French brig Dunos, sailed
from Havana for Pensacola on the Let inst., with
part OF her crew sick with the yellow fever.
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0S- Ship TIottinguer, Bursley, sailed yesterday
for Liverpool with over three hundred Storage pas
sen gers.
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REFINED SUGAR. WINES. &
GOOD SUMMER WINE

I B. sToUvENEL, importer of French Wines of
a the approved brands, Bordeaux Caret and other
Wines He has ed from his old stand, Nassau street
TO No. 81 Ann street, In. ar Nassau) basement.
Always hand the best aud recherche Wines ST. Ju.
liam Montienaut ST. Eteve, LATTE, Medoc &c in barrels
h,f casks and Also, Champagne. brands Bur.
gundy, Hermitage &c. superior Cognsc Brandy; best quality
Gin Pot Wine, Portugal and Spanish Wines.
j. b. s. win also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families, which will be of the also by the
gallon otherwise 10 those who favor him with their
tronese.
No Wines impure sold by him, he imports them
direct
, B. $. has opened boarding house Hoboken oppo-
site Vauxhall Garden, the main road where is kept
OF the best Wines Private parties supplied with good
dinners and refreshments. jy12 m"c
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UNJE6TkkRP ST FTATEs ExPREss MAIL FROM NEW
possible eonysnenee l y,em TO siy hs greatest
communication between Boston aud dis cay Post Master
the Department from tbs city 10 Boston nnsr the i@%e
Ste Of the undersigned mmeee The
To garry to the fullest possible extent these views
Bedford viii y received board the rsSsT clock Mail
O'clock ap 70 ,he time oase can De Ed from '0"r
Public 1o,ee therefore by ssen of The above
which sa vii MI sGS Wa %
possible space OF "e' and T HaRS s BENZ
General Mail Agents.
YORK <. BoSroN-Post Office N,w York, July II,
rp public S
s e an Ezra. mail expedite which VIII
Mess Harndsn Co.. carryiHi thu Mails o,wcsn this
@ aES a@d the he Gaf
which Rs Mall s End Poy
dsnee Boston, from hslrssi O'Clock HnS tine Of
be received at his Office a aso 'sn r. o H. WI"
j T GAaA 2
a EBEf Fs:%s:
S % is s%d s Rs The
s Mns ns"ss n VIII BE
Ms sy ss b ao and 'H Ss SssS%.
das ps s 1Gads TSHy with directions the de
Letter. viii be RECEIVED board the o'clock STEAMBOATS,,
s' TG lie sn %s Sisss
s be sesssS s Ss the boa, the
Ra % Sns aa f'ss s m- Of M s%
boz placed on beard said boat under the lock of the de-
The Messengers will go through to Buffalo, and are instructed
% AeT he greatest d,gsnee ~ the performance Of their du
Altel the 9o6 letters BY O'clock steamboat will be
received At this Office to o'clock NJ and letters for the
VIEW WIEN gO'' ''''' JOHN LoRiMER GRAHAM PM.
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sbe despatch and security TO the increasing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-22

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HY US hy mat shc continues giving lea on. on ~.
Piano Forte Harp Guitar aud Singing and will be- h, n ~,
receive her pupils At No NC White attend the W.
houses those ladies' who prefer ng Lessons al her
own rrdtncs sb and Piano Fortes for sale aud on hire
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