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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19

bCbLiS,
The peace of the cilyis to be second time
jeopardized by the holding at the NorlhWall
tomorrow of a monster meeting in favor of the
French revolution and the repeal of the legis.
lative union. This meeting has been got up
under tie auspices of the Irish war party, and
is directly sanctioned by Mr.. Smith O'Brcn.
The Mitchells, Mcaghers and the other danger.
Gus enthusiasts who dissent from the insiduous
and sneaking policy of the Cancellation Hall
braggarls, and openly and in the teeth oflhe
Government reporter avow their determination
10 push matters TO the last extremity in the e.
vent Of the Queen refusing to sever the link
which binds the two countries together.
Although there will be no lack Of simulants
to the passions of the people in the form of plain
speaking, there is no apprehension Of any dis.
turbances. Besides. if violence were contem
plated, the same means for its repression are at
hand.
verbal report is said to have been brought
by the Washington, that there wasIan alarming
riot at Dublin on the Goth, with the loss of ma
ny lives; but we presume it is without lounda
tion.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-04-19

HULL, Sunday Evening, March l0.-By the
Victoria steamer, Captain Dickinson, arrived
this morning from Hamburg, whence she sailed
on Friday morning, we have advices from Ber.
lin to Thursday morning.
The populace there are stated 10 be still in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09
City Intelligence.


THE WEATHER.-The weather yesterday very
pleasant and clear the wind bls~ frsm the westerly d.
rection oil day, and the sun was quite warm The
FLIED with clouds Of DUST dense that it very
comfortable and dssgreeable. Every indication for
clear weather. and the slightest rain
which, at this time, Is 90 much needed.
PARTY MOVEMENTS The democrats of the Sd judicial
district posed of the 6th and OH wards have nomi
mated l. Smith their candidate for Police Justice
and John Haskins Assistant Justice, and the wings
have nominated James T. M Blsakley their candidate
for Police Justice In the 4h Judicial district, COM
poeed Of the 10TH 18TH and 18th wards the wings have
nominated Bsrnabas W. Osborne their candidate for
Police Justice. and the democrats have nominated
for Assistant JUSTICE The wings of the l4h ward have
nominated Aaren Chichester for Alderman and Charles
X. Taylor for Assistant The national reformsrs Of
the 18th ward have nominated Hosmer p. Osborn
for Alderman, and Alex ander Ststt for Assistant
The democrats of the second Judicial district, com.
prising the Fourth SIXTH and Fourteenth wards have
nominated Jnhn j. Clark as their candidate for Police
Justice and Bartholomew O'Connor for Assistant Justice
Justice In the sixh district, composed of the TWefh
sixteenth and Eighteenth wards the wings have nomi-
mated Napoleon Montfort for Police Justice
Destructive FIRE--A fra broke out about ten
william Webb At the foot Of It'll street which de.
stroyed together with valuable horses The Gre
to several framed houses attached to the
ard which also destroyed, with large quantity
stocks which very seriously damaged The amount
Of loss IL estimated at S. 600, and 10 only partially In
sured Supposed to have been the work Of ncendiary
FIREs-A FIRE broke out about 8 O'Clock yesterday
street. which was put out with trang damage. Gre
broke ont slso, about O'Clock yesterday morning, In
the casting shop Of J. p Allen, No AGA Cherry street.
which was put out with triniog damage Also, at s
In the OF No Ill Orange street. occupied BY several
poor families. Damage tr.amg.
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RELIC lOus InteilDgsnco.

CALENDAR FoR APan.-s ssh sunday In Lent 10
Sunday before Easter. 81. Good Friday. ~ Easter
in Easter week as Tuesday in Easter week Feast Of
ST. Mark Evangelist and Martyr 30. LIST Sunday after
Easter.
syivana will administer the rite Of confirmation in the
Church Of the Epiphany 100 Stanton street. this eve
ming.
Disabled Clergy Fund.- and IS 900 TO the Society for the
Aid OF the wi lows and Children of Deceased CLERGY
81 Psul's Church, La Porte Indiana, consecrstsd
on the I'd inst
Samuel Harvey, late Of Germantown Pa, left by his
will $1,000 to the chartered fund Of the Methodist Eps
copa Church Of the United States Of America $1,000 to
gry society Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church within
the bounds of the Philadelphia conferences.
The whsls chip Abram II Howland has arrived at
N.w Bedford, having board tho following missions
ii-s N passengers Rev H. C. Forbes LADY and four
children; Mrs and Miss Dibblo and three children and
Master Emerson; all Of the American Board OF Mis-
mons.
The Right Rev. DR.. Henni, Bishop of Milwaukee who
took in the Washington steamship from this port
the 2st Of February, arrived at southampo the
DR. Hampdsn's consolation 10 deferred in conse.
qnencs Of the death Of Dr. Howey.
Miss Catherine Ru.sel (Sist~r Mary Magdalene de
EFzab.t Kennedy lsister Msrnn, and Miss job anna
Fouarty (Sistsr Mary Johapna) were admitted % NO.
vices tho order OF the Sisters of Mercy and reosv
ed the white veil from the Bishop 10 st Psups Cattle
drsI Pittsburgh, on Tuesday. the 2sth ult Sister De
Sales iBrowBJ and Sister Stsnisaus ,Fsnnessy) made
profession Ia TIE same order the Convent Of
Lady Of Mercy, on the 18th Of February.
Mr Carr the American ambassador at Constantino-
pls ns reported by the missionaries OF the American
board Jan 7h, had procured vzlersl lsstsr fom the
POTTS. ordering the fssha OF Trebizopd that the
Proestants Of that plsce be permitted have burial
ground Of their Mr. Powers writes from Trebi.
z,sd that the Pssha has been ordered TO act civil
patton from the rule Of the ArnsasHs to be con-
,lete.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
iorih-wsst Corner Of FUTON and Nassau ~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
RRARRIETOH.

OALY HER-aLD-Evry day, tSundGy incsdedS
ssnss per eepy-f1 a5 yr annsm-in the United State:
opse" suoscrsoers ia per dnnu, to include the posi-
WEEKLY HER-aLD-Eyey Sstyrdax-sk cents
per sss.Ss X p. ss..sn United ststss E.
AZ sssT M ns ts:nsA O. Gsa 2. IN hs Enxs:A Ian,
,s port. ~ an es" sss y e H. sts:
.aDHERTTSEMENTS (renessed evsvy wor~ing) al
,sasonoSIe yrees to De written Sasn ss6Ls mSnev
the gySgyiscr not rssge~sibe for errors sanuserpk
I.sseie 0rde: s 6s GO" cor
All LETTERS ~ mail, fSr Subscriptions, or sisA
to &c pos. ras or the postage s0i Be ds
'f ToIU 1 c0RRESP oNDENCE. containing
gortant collected sM any quarter Of the vorId-
NJ No7iCE con Se tsken o. snonymous eommsniea
sons Whatever intended insertso be authe
caed BY the and address Of the Oer not
vJor publicGtson OUT az guarenty Of Ms coed taith
We undertake return rejected cGnsxsnic0tions
ILL PAYMENTS to be wade IN advance II
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Aston Pacs-lL GIuRA.
MIENTo
CHATHAM THEATRE. Chatham srsss--CNLD OF
The RKoIMENT-DouBLr BHppEp RooM-SPiAfr o. rMH
WARNS.
MECHANICS HALL. Broadway. near Broons- CXau
RVS MIrsrRKLs-ETHIoPIAN 6INoINe, BuRLEsQus Dan
emo. he.
CONVENTION HALL. Wooster street, near Blssehsr-
SABLE BRorHERs-ErHIoPIAN SINeINe, DArciNo, 30.
..MELODEON, Bowery--BALLAD SINGING. VIRGINIA
MINsrRxLs, &c.
BROADWAY oDEoN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STA
ruAav, &c.
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New York, Sunday, April Q, ls4s

Total issue last week. 90. .lb8 0O0
Increase in the last four weeks. 1890
The publication of the Hersld commenced yesterday
at minutes before o'clock and finished ct 30 minutes
past O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

More News from Europe.
Another steamer, the Hibernia, is now due
at this port. She is in her fifteenth day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

Th.,.t. .emts and AnIik at the IIutsls,
IN. tor;c ews by tho steamer Washington formal
tsrdsy general conversation at the hotels yea
This sxsv The exclusion OF almost every other sui feet
ais were but few.
t,nsgt day generally, at the hotels was unds.
arsv ned BY any thing remarkable In the quantity u
TIA ais Weiouno, reverthelets in the Quaity, names
M are honorabiy recorded by their hersIc schieve
nts IN the Conquest Of Mexico and cnn DO readily
American, Col Pierce. Capt Welkin u 8 Army s,s
Lieut. Winsiow, U s. Navy At the Astor, Col. Harvey
U. y. Army. " '"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

IkLEoRAPHrc MATrERs.-The telcgraphic lire
ns.veen NV Orleans and Mobile, commenced opera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09
Views In English OF Shc Revelation In
France.

From the London Post, March II
Oae Of our contemporaries, phi losophlsing upon
the recent revolutionary explosion IN Paris, has
the following passage -
"Louis Philippes whole eoul and activity we're d.
rested to Madrid and to Vienna aud his xisy was
about Kings and Tetrarchs; when, hal he bsen wise
he would been reviewing and conenting his Ma
tional Guards He gave bapquets to diplomacy
foreign miDstcrs titles to hts courters and batons to
his generals lie had far better have turned his stten
to the shopksepsrs Of this Rue 81. Dens and the
manufacturing population Of the Faubourg ST. Mar.
cezux. His Msjssty 80 obscured his h )rizon with
crowds Of courtis in red iban that he forgot the
mob and paving tones the very heaps Of which
he had mounted the throne and which were % readily
thrown up to scale 1t again "
Considering the means by which the Duke of
Orleans obtained the sovereignty OF France, aud
the circumstances under which he held IT, these
reproachiul severites may, perhaps, be warrant
ed by strict justice. Yet Louis Philippe did not
wholly forget to bestow his commentators and
his courteses upon the classes to which the Ma
tIonai Guard chiefly belongs. There were times
and occasions when those engaged In carrying
forward the productive industry Of France re-
ceved his most gracious attentions, and no one
who has witnessed the quinquennial expositions
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debts, and on the system OF borrowing money
introduced by the governments of that section
of the world during the last two centuries. All
this must pass away Europe possesses soil,
climate, and the capacity to make comfortable
the whole of its population, numbering two hun
dred millions of people, provided the existing
systems of governments were all swept away.
and society rendered more equal and more ma
tural than II has been for the last ten centuries.
There Is no danger, either, in this movement, of
the success of Fourierism, or any such ridiculous
theories, even in France. At the last accounts
we see the people of Paris treating with indif-
ference the socialists, and all others who at
tempt to inculcate socialism as part of the
new institutions of that country.
On the whole, we have great hopes Of Europe,
and every arrival will be fraught with news of
the utmost Importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-09

FRANCIS J. GRUND, THE Correspondent OF TIE
LRDeRR.-We publish the following from the
Washington correspondence of the Philadelphia
Ledger of yesterday, in justice to Mr.. Grund -
Ihave Just read the -N,w Yo,k Herald. The case Of
Mr. Nugent IL not yet definitely disposed Of; but am
inclined to the belief that the Senate will get through
With 1t to morrev to give Judge Cranch oppor
tnny to deliver his opinion without conflicting with
that honorable body. In the meantime let pay my
respects to the Herald and that Mr. Francis
Grund has had nothing whsevsr to do with the leader
which appeared In the Ledsr the day before yesterday
snd which the Herald has copied and ssor,bsd him
Mr.. Grund knows MIR. Nueent an educated gentle
man on whose conduct he has carefully reranea from
making any ref .cfion Whatever. OBSERVER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19
Meeting of Welcome to Henry Clay.

The Philadelphia papers Of this Friday mora
ing, have the particulars Of large and eathusias
tic meeting at the Wing Reading Room. to concert
measures for the reception Of the great Statesman
OF Kentucky suitable TO his services and renown.
Mayor Swift was called to the chair. and the fol-
lowing officers chosen;
TIce Prs,denfs John p Wethsrill Gideon scul, Jos
81 Tnomas Morton McMi sha-l VIM smith J q. Ian
caster VIM Abbott Geo G Collins Peter Glas 'o. Geo.
Merton, Matthew CttwTisht David Woelpper, John D.
MuU.y TnOs NcGa.h, Alexander Martin, 10 In Rice,
VIM. Wagner David Scott, Alex. Quinton. VIM Tinker.
sseretarsf-Jss Tfsquair, Edward Duff Wa. Il. Hack
er. Thos W Dutieid.
After some remarks by the Chairman.
Hon hobsrtl Conrad offer the resolutions which
he pteaced WIN few pertinent remarks, lie "a u that
rom he crowd answered TSt5 r, =, ann,
mon. almost extern poraneous with no effort NJ rs
~ individuals. and almost without public notice MS
friends the best and ERNEST Of the Wings and n ~
lad gathered DO honor HESRY CLAY. IL has been 90
ever There never moment when tho heart o. m
zrea WnE party not re.dy % give out ~ gushing,
toWsrd HESRY CLAY 10 was 90 be considered not a.
party natter 0r a. men, We have assembled 70 on,f me
debt of gratitude hch 10 that Since Wash
insfon. Amercs hss seen no such man a, Gay
This was not the spssk Of his long end ustrious
public services From the time II his departure from tho
parental roof the slashss Of Hanover u might e tai
49, A. Iii tru4, ,sh.rev-r hi. country ask-d h.
services. lie has swsys been honest just, candid, and
fearless Whether he Ia our candidate or DOE. not occupy
tbs. pos ton, he IL HzSsY CLAY sull-Ons O. whom We
great that risht 70 him He then read inc
follow az resolutions which were uuanimOusy adopted
Rsfored That learning that HESRY CLAY the great
champion and erempl Of Wing principles and th1 .tsIh
and esy defender Of the true Interests OF the Amerc
peope IL ,bout 20 visit the City n Fhtlede phis u .
.etng Consider, t proper that the people should msks
honor. who has devoted the rich energies Of
great life 20 his country.
Rstored Thst COMMITTEES Of Ave De appointed 70 make
the nscs.sary FOR tho reception Of that r'i
and bee, Of Wings HLNsY CLAY.
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Iuportant special Commute =.

Shaker Winthrop hss appointed me io.o"hg
ss,ect, Committees in pursuance Of the order Of ne
H0uRe
,.on,, en- Of ne Presidents Annull Message - Do
80 rhst = n 81 bscoue proper ior oar c1mm9noinz
-. IN "A fe5, % give enc0urszeue1t and ssi1-
r,s Of prois. ton % suehenes q fe@es % Asae2 a.
-, 1000 Government there, able AMI willing y
.l-s. Ps.e, with Us and secure = us TIE indemnify
- ss,-srs viz, nessrs. Z ". Th0mPson q Ia 5nep-
"a m < q AIsss q. Broom Of Mss Pence,on q Va
tt,--,. ~ re,, Q J Iags,goH Of Pa Crslston o. I
= = S,.,,ar. ID 9icn and Kellogg Of Ssw-fork. lLcco
IN ltsics.l
-. r,.r,er IN vncl the War with Ns1ic) ought = be
sro.scutes and the icy ths, saoud e Puisgsd q re-
-s.r ,sere.o. W: Ma So Stephen u c. Asfmns. q
w... H.D5rsH, n Va. Collne-. q VI, Bpi cf .
csieo B. saith q Il, S'oreheaS = Ny J,ahrh o. :"
A.. Crossli u OHIO, LLceos 10 ltahcsl
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-1sSss LETTERS AND NEWsPAPkRS a
&sG2& FOR fOREi0N PORTS S

~ Letter bugs are open At the onee-~
Of Tho NswYors Tribune Tor all Foreign fous, and al
letters ard newspapers deposited in this oee viii always
>. forwarded by the very earliest v-ssc. This depart
meat 10 under the special supervision Of J. q MOWER
ss;. well known for many years The experienced snd
.fcsnt Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter DEPART
ncot Of the New.Yors CITY Poet Onee
~ Letters and Newspapers will be received At
the forsisn Ship Letter Once Of the >ewNors Tribune.
Tor the PACKET ship HANRE Capt Answctth which sAis
Tor HAVE on the .ith Inst
Also. will b. received the place Letters and
Newspapers for the pscketship CONSTITUTION. Capt
Brittrn. which sails fof Liverpool on the 2lst inst
Also. viii BE- received At the place Letters and
Newspapers for the packet ship VICTORIA Capt hosey.
which sails for London cn the 2.th inst.
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New-Jer~ey l. sEi-lnture.

AOrresp Jnicrce OF Inc II bans.
TRENTON, FEB. ", lsis
GEsTLENES-Our Les islature is fall OF business
and the town fun Of poop e. The bill authorize the
Camden AID Amboy Rair sad Co. 10 subscribe s5OoVO
70 the Bevidere Railroad, passed the House yesterday
ara will come before the Senate this aftsrnoon.
so measure before tns Legislature TO- scme years has
excited - much interest
TIE Temperance Bulls yet In Committee.
The Select COMMITTEES upon Capital Pun 'hmeni met
ast evening In the Assembly room, (hr BGAsy of Bur
nnston ChSrman) hear ths Arguments on h. question
Cropped 10 AID found Mr.. u. Rush Plumiey, Of ths CITY
well kaogn as tie az yoca,e Of those unpopulZ Hl'
which have the good 81 Humanity IN view prssefs me
obscous % tie De Penalty which be ct eoac 'ey
and vel.
Dr Gobe Of Newark. menter Of the Legislature. de-
Tended the Daco- code speech ofneary three- Arters
OF An hour AZ be conclusion Of which he took bis nat ana
cane and abruptly departed. wth0Bt hearing the reply
lie charged the opposers Of the Dssth-penaiy Win oe-
sire o. innovation &c sc sail was part Of he ne"
reform Spirit which INTO AgrariGnisn, Anti Keru
Sc that In1tes sud UElyers4sts held these views bu'
very few II any substantial His speech was an sp-
psa 70 tie prsgtices ofths Committee and 40 usAr I'M
putation upon large class Of men. After he eit VT
Pumey reviewed his remarks 70 The manifest ssts'sctnn
Of the hearers. The Committee will probably report a
an .hieh tie legislature will vote down. Yours, -
She Be!yidere Railroad Dill has Just passed ms
senate.
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NOTICES.
PHREHOLO0isrs AND PUsLIsHERs.
ROWLkR~' a. WELLS,

Clinton
81 DIR. Banninx's Oaicc r'nOvsa to so Broadway.
ae.r Ffsnsin'i where 'he fS'sn' ''aS o''ee may may
Be hst ."
~ ,ferrap tile Library and Reading Room,
fsi5u han eor. s-ssmsn sns Nassau ',s.N 80 vol
uruss 81 he best Lierafy ssd seenhe Ieiis1es.s
rc.n sns For-xn Constant additions " rev ~oiis
-rk'. inius'iou fee = ant seuisnnas dues - Met
shant. and oths snnusl subscription emitting them -
q ne PRIVILEGES > Rooms oPeac 'sSp p u
isf In Ne, Sec Mer,sntiis LIB A''0eisi'ce
~ Rheumatism, Acute aud Chronic. There
. 60 som giaint 20 ~nich We are sanect, when v
tare snd - h. sane iius - little understood IL hss
been urf thar n ne the direct seat u fheums
t' al p ne ols-asr seate OF ehfone or ~ ~nsI ',a
sceVcr, 10 usy appear .rrs rs erect seat The c.s
ccVery of ths fsct hs led remedy ard that remedy
fh-f remedy Gaivsni.n uiods u spplos
ton e ~ means Of CHRl>TiE'S 9ALNtNTC BELrs o.
BRACELETS ~ish the MAGNETIC FLVID-the mos,
safe. s.ups sna efe.eut method A rf-s,a, kEo~n
The soio~ins certificate 10 sample ,ssea ~ random
from May which have been 'sss',e OF sysn ",ssss'
Tire mon m. since VS. attached BY ths mOst o.
we're inismmstoFy rheumatism one sise u the bosy ~"
rendered completely Po~srless snd could no; move
snse siat ofthe h6y for the escrncisrs agony = pro
dlced A. Do Dc'ocs m tae mornirs precofsd pa, o.
CHRISTIE. savsric sglcs srd ono bottle 81 The Mag
rctc Fiad These sppiisd directed, and a. "a the
evening when sst down % tes, I ~u ssfeeahiy 'of
prised y fud that could raise my cup 70 ny mouth
e,-s III. "a. al ~. srti--. f,r enc week by Witch
bad cCm rlreIy recoycrec-ayery Nc-iiFe or rsu
bed led me- and hav. nov remained without thr shsht
est N,tsck fof several morhs would $50 stare NAT
recommended rr Cbrsfies srticies % lsty rc'dush
CoriIand-st New fors who v~ shcted a. h,d eeen
Soc procured them AID she very socn recovered This
lady hea the articles her sister Boston who va.
10 the paint snd th- re.ut ~ her case
- 80 80 i'N~ftll 'sS -
should BE- Known g. the puoie, 40 ave tn.5ei9,e 70
q ssdf5rd..t Newton"
Every column 10 this paper cood be filled with similar
iesiim6niss Many of ,hess together With explanatory
pamphlets. may be obtained grst, Of ths ONLY Assntin
New-lork ID. {. hookhhAo,
Isl lusNi,cs rs. Brosdway
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New Musc.-A. Vas GELDEs, 2os Borery'
IA. as: Issued Ia very handsome style "Pas *, pop
u.r Hymn, =, sing BY the RonEn Peoples Wen The
Bee has en tie blossom By A. Smart, mEse ~ Daniel
With Joy could - BY thy side" By Henry Watson
and ne Eu.erpe wA.iz," BY Reuben Munson.
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llJANTED-Ai s~ active yopEg men 10 O. sOoih %
w West for the sale Of new snd popa'f
Dubcstons-eo and above their sxpsnsss viii be
r1red 10 them n writing With opportunity o. clear
inf N loo per ear. Some nO~ 10 cur employ VIII
Zach mao will have h. district II will BE- necessary or
hem ~ b4g. al from s15 80 20 obtain sood NJ
tinz ost. Apply e. FKENCHs Pebshins bal' -,
49,, 80, h. no.ts.d gu
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FrRE-Ihe Nsuazsnsett Print WORKS Ia Z sst
Greenwich together with a-ge quantity q printing
cloths drugs machinery &C, were Destroyed by IRE 2si
Tuestav rornns The lots falls heavily upon Mr.. George
J Asams tie proprietor u t1e works. He was Insured
on the buldlnss .5r 5000 10 Boston Msssrs Lafnei
TIgnshAst lost goeut 5000 worth 81 printing eioins
which were sso Insured IN Boston. There we're Arss
Am unit o. printing cloths beorgng 70 Sewf Jrk and bos-
Ton srs sso destroyed We coat not ascertain hat they
were Insured TIE total oss 10 estimated az aoo1i 20 Vo9
lPr9vitence Jsgrns, lT.h.
BRADFORD COUSrY-At Wing meeting held
a, Towanda. Pa last week, the utuos: harmony
prevailed A series Of resolutions wa adopted
one Of which declares HESRY CLAY - De the
.hoise OF the Wings Of Bradf,rd County i9r next
President-sabect - the DECISION Of a NstionS
Convention.
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rUn A,.ENT- WANTED % eireulse Wsllss
,DtjU Tauyer and United States Form Book In every

state 10 the Union. -, - -,
Twsnty seven Thousand copies Of this book have been
id sncs lat May mostly 10 New Yors and Connecticut
Iisa book worth dollars 10 every business man Agents
Or. mailing 600 and moro month
Msn OF energy who will 40 20 places, not yet oeenpsd
e' ~ i0tsoso,' JOfiN C. WELLS, N Hs.sao.st
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no TkACnEh- An lmPoIiaa' yseaaey q 2. be D J,

no TEACHERS An important vacancy 10 be hlei
j from the 1T OF May vice principal 10 wanted
In male seminary OF learning Of the hfsi class near thi'
city. . --.-..,- .-s.-r-.
ertsIeacsd n teachOE and possessed OF Aci IN Instruct
ns and managing Glasses must have no othef pofpose
than permanency n bis profession, and expect II sppon'
I'd 10 devote hiuse 10 the nterssts 81 the hFerusei
board NJ m the Institution and sharing With the pfpciPn
la general concern for the We fare ~ h. pnpis W
sspec. Most be- connected with some ORTHODOX oh"feh
The engassmenl may be for three ~ i've years 80,
fsnrcntaf0n IN addition % room, with ius ana nsh,
hoard Nr and months vacations, be VIII fecrlVr ssh
ary Of 500 psrannon. payable qDarrfiy aHnse man
N married $500 n addt the above expenses Tor Nun
ELI AID viii. The institution permanently e'aDishsd
aud he location 10 all respects most asfseaoie
4ppicrtonf must b. accompanied Win inil 2afucuIns
and York references aud addrs..sd ipo"pad " ~
ma' ID 10 EDUCATOR, Office Of tho My InHens. Tbs
ointment will b. made In the soaiss Of NJ month /"
early IS practicable. ~ R<0ts"o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

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: ltN 70 5000 would form pArtnssbip 70 snfsss w
.ore ,etiye ness or would take interest 10 bust
ness already esab shed, vood accept sit1stion IN
der salary loanns hi. n,-ns % hi. emPoJS or 10
ioe.. IN emily iagiung could invest n<sr aDo"n'
.ftbs % si.rt N active partner Reference gwen soe
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