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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
Educational Matters.

Inc Report 0i the Superintendent Of Public 1.
structi0n Michigan asi rendered ev.,ces clear AZ
probation VI the wants and the capabilities o the school
system Of the state. proves TIE Superintendent
MrMsyhew 20 be zesious and ve-y efcieui oacer Be
side rs weekly ls5ors NJ " has been engaged during
tie pas, year in addressing Churches o the state
every sabbath TIE suc ect % Popular Education and
With SUCH success AZ thoroughly - persuade him Of TIE
ltly Of ne pracuce IN in- st-tsiica Information u
the Report agrstiy Improvement 10 the workings Of
TIE Common school system j. Observable Reports
have been received from az tovnships-lT more than
the preceding year. The number Of School Districts
reported is 01lll9 more than In any former yesr-
Di this mum oer 54- have maintained schools for the
constitutional term Kept BY qualified ieschers-an 10.
crease Of ~ over former years or children Vho have
attended school the humber : o. 90 between the srcs
Of and ls-sn increase q 90 over former years
ne whole number reported the stats between these
ages, is III 20. Tie interest money OF the school
ind, sst year, $500 90an Increase q q $50
- Little doubt Is entertained that tie annual Increase
o. the Primary school Interest Fund vii De- eight or
ten thousand dollars per yesr for severs years % come
The Report states thst while the number q scholars
iu the Common schools has increased the ..t wear
nearly 10 600 the number 10 select schools has iscreas-
ed upward Of hundred. whence an Inference may be
drawn Of the Increasing favor with which the Common
school system i regarded.
The libraries Of the 3f1 tovnsl ps contain .3 vol
umes-an increase IN the ast year OF O. libraries and
1877 volumes. The annual increase 90 i presumed.
4 even much greater than his ~ many Libraries are
not reported The Superintendent has also visited
cry organized county 10 the state. except the PIPER
Peninsula and has established Educational society
To each. In many counties, auxiliary societies have
been organized In the townships and azother has been
formed under the title of the Michigan state Educa
tonal Society The aid Of the Press IL scknowed ged
by the Superintendent, and he also urges the imPor
lance Of an exclusive Journal for the State.
The progress Of the school System .n Pennsylvania
10 spite Of the opposition it has encountered il some
what remarkable. TIE number Of schools has ncreas-
ed since 1884 from ~ 10 q s45 and the number Of
scholars from $4,000 10 500 COO The following tabular
exhibit Of the degrees OF progress taken from the An
nusl Report OF the Superintendent Townsend Hsnes,
an ,.ill 10 of infercst u many Of our readers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Great Fre-het Auticipated-A Challenge
Cen TAYLOR mt Nicksburg.

N TsbSraph CINCINNATI "wednesday jan Z.
The Lower Mississippi has swollen TO such an
sxSrt a. 10 overflow rs banks aud great alarm exists
TIA, great damage would follow from the inundailon.
We learn that challenge passed between Mr. Picker
M Of the S. L0uis Jn0H and Mr. Blair. Mr. Pickering
urepo.ed street fight with bowie knives Blair refused
% sccept such a challenge.
Gen TATLoR arrived r, Ncksburg On the lst INST
aod Ieft on the following morning for Nashville
BIZ Toe1yaphl PuTsBURGH' wednesday, req q
Dean goes into Clearheld with less than lOO
majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

srrRENE Court or rHE tSITED sI4tLs.-
lrashiusten. Feb mo. =. Peck co r' yenness'
80 a a., "a No B. Cooley Ledden. 10 error
10 tne superior Court OF Jadesture Of New
M Justice crier delivered the opinion o. ihi: Court
ssin, the iudernent Of the said Superior Court In
-. -. No 2l3 c. w. Lswrelce, plaintiff In
error rs Cii,osr. Allen a. This cause Was submitted
- the Court on the record and printed Arguments by
Yr Butler for the plaintiff IN error and by Me''rs Cur
I N psyes Administrator, appellant IS K X Page
The argument Of this Cause was commenced BY NJ.
vans Tor the sppellant.--.No 20 n w. Lord plain
IA In error rs :. W Veaze. Thls cause was submit
Ia 10 The Cour, on the record and printed Arguments
Nv Mr. Hamlin for the plaintiff In error. and BY NJ
BRADBURY for the defendant In error-AdJourned II
TO morrow, II O'Clock
FoUSp GUIITY-Ths trial OF Rev. Ezra Dad.
lev q, Plymouth n H. for the murder Of his wife. has
resulted In bis conviction Tbs murder WA commit
ted on the sth Of March lsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

PUBLIC DINNER BY GIN. CAss.-On the sed Of
January Gen Cass gave public entertainment at the
Benton House to The members Of the Legislature heads
Of Departments and the citizens of Lansing generally
About two hundred persons attended. Gov. RANSOM
presided assisted by seven Vice Presidents. sundry
ioasts were given aud responded to-some of them
rather Free Selfish.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
For The Tribune.

CoIsAoE OF THREEs.-The silver Three-Csnt
Piece jus, what 10 wanted With this coin and the
Dime and Hslsdime. change DO made for any sun,
without the nse Of copper money Thus to pay one
cant give two Threes and take Hslfdlme or give a
Dime aud take three Ihrees 10 pay two cents give
ALfdime and take Three or give four Threes and
take Dime 10 pay four cents, give Dime and take
tao Threcs or give three Threes and take Hslfdme.
Postage will be mot long hrsp one Three; omnibus
fare and the like. will be two Threes In short the
copper coinage might be sent to rolling mill and
worked into sheathng or sent To Lake Superior and
dug into the mnes which need repleDi.hins Only give
"a the SILVER lARkx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
Cincinnati and ~. Louis RaiIroad.

Ri Tsk0raphl PIrrsBUncH. wednesday, FEB. T.
The Illinois Legislature has rejected the bill
granting the right Of way to the Cincinnati and s.
louis Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

SCHUYLER CoUNTY.-The project for new
County bearing the above name has been renewed
The friends of the propose to take the towns
Of Hanover sheridan, Pomfret Arkwright aud VILE
nova from Chsu,suque County Perrysbnrgh, Persia and
Dayton from Cstlsrsugus and Brandt Evans and Col
hns from Erie The last FredoHid Censor gives notice
that Pomfret will dissent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

~ The Judiciary Committee OF the Senate OF
Michigan has reported bill to restore Capital Punish
ment for murder in that state. Many OF the Journals
OF the oppose the restoration OF the gsows and
q few favor it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

FIRE on TIE HARLEM RAILRoAD.-The IL
o'clock Train from Croton Falls was detained on Tues
day last in consequence of encounerne freight car
loaded with shingles, which had taken hre. No one
was injured by the accident which is supposed to have
been occssioned by sparks from the locomotive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

II Hon. HENRY WILSON has become sole
proprietor OF the Boston Daily Republican, heretofore
published by Wilson, Dsmren & Co Mr.. LucIus E.
SMITH late Editor of the Hartford Free Sod Adr0eafe,
will be associated with Mr. Wilson In the editorial man
ssement of the Republican. The paper WILL as hereto
fore sustain the principles of the Free Soil party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

r. James Seebrght and A. jackson smith,
were stabbed n Baltimore Monday nisat y s9ns
o.r,sss CHARGED win tins Outrage John w. WI
Aims George Howard and jacob Ledey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

~ The American Railroad Journal has been
relinquished by Its late conductor D. h Minor Esq
who is about to visit California The work has passed
toto the hands Of Msssrs John II. Schultz 4 Co and
will be published hereafter at 81 Wsl'st 1t is'o be
conducted BY Henry V. Poor Esq late of Bangor, Me.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

FIRE--The Kings County Court House and
js at Kentvile Nova Scotia were burned down on Tho
14ght Of tho lsth ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

GoLD ~ MARTLAsD.-Wli hin a short time
,s., vein "a. been accidentally discovered in Mont
rr-unery County on the farm Of Mr.. samuel Ellcott
stuated on Hollands River, branch Of the Psuxent
about half mile disiant from the village Of Brooke
vile nsfound 10 exist In mas Of flint rock the out
cropping Of which shows lse above the surface Of the
ground Fragments Of the rock which have been
roken OF contain visible evidences Of the presence OF
gold and It's actual existence 10 placed beyond douo
5y the examination Of fragment transmitted 10 the
Un.ted states Mint We learn that company are 10
treaty for purchase OF the farm, with view 70 the
working Of the vein "a mine oAL Anef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
CITY ITEMS.
"WEDNESDAY, February

"WEDNESDAY, February !.
The FIRE IN GOLD sT.-The third story OF Hoe $
Mandatory In Goldst occupied by J. stouvenel
Co the well known glsss-cu,ters Ia the same build
Ing were the cutlery mandatory of Messrs Leonard
a wendt the printing Office Of G. W. Wood and the
dental instrument mandatory Of J. D. Chevser. Al
one time the FIRE caught in the adjoining building occu'
pied by William Hsgsr and Clement Dawson & Co.
both extensive type founders, but the DANES were sx'
tin su.hed without serious damage.
The hrs, Engine at the fire. as we are informed was
Protection Engine No. 5, which entered from John-st
The powerful Engine OF Company No. ~ arrived at
nearly the same time, through Fusonst followed BY
others located at greater distance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08

MARINE TREFr.-Some thieves last night paid
avisit to Whitehall, and broke open the boxes and
lockers OF the bosimen attached to that place some OF
hem are serious losers, Ia the shape OF coAs hsn
tackle, mechanical tools &c This is the second time
they have been thus visited but preparations have
been made for third attempt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-08
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.

Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.
SENATE. WAsHiNsroN. Monday. Fe5 e
M CLAfroS from the J1ini Committee on the
Cosnin. Of the Votes 5r President snd Vice President
reported the usual Resolutions, watch were adopted
Mr. MANsUN offered Resolutions Of inquiry SIM
ar TO those oaered By NJ. STEPHENS n The House A
desire being expressed 70 consider them Ia Secret Ses.
sion, they were passed over, ard
The Postage bill being takIus up Mr.. ALLEN oi
Ohio proceeded u deliver = long.vinded and noisy
speech 10 reply % Mr. NIiEss remarks on Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

S,pirs Ob,oens Books -Ohc-r Wood. Of the "a ward,
arrested, on "wednesday evening boy by the n
James sullivan having In bis po-ssrsiou several OBJ
books which he Offering for sale at the df-
f.frpt steamboat landings at the foot Of Joursndt
eusst he boy offered ~ the books for sale IN
M nistey as h. going board the Albany boat
who felt shocked st the immortality ~ the boy, aud
tb,rsfor. csuted hie arrvst.
Robb,nR Docfov.-A youps woman BY the name of
Nsria thornton, cas- arrested TN "Wednesday even.
ing by efnoer Jummibgs on cbarg- Of stealing all
VET sustio case director aud thr.e siiK hand
kersh.fs the property OF DR. laid cell r-edst at No
tUs Broadway Tho sccUssd Vas taken before Justice
Oshufpe. ard committed 20 prison
Cka,es ef S,earsg fovs, man by the nsme Of
David Smith arrested yesterday By officers Me- -rd
and kuge, 81 the 9th yard on cbsfgr 1T stealing
hone. tho property Of w A Ross. rhe accused vas
committed TO prison for further hearing By Justice
hcGrnth
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messrs. Brown, shipiey a. Co = Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Aug 81, lstS
On the arrival Of the last steamer with contIo ued
nsssosbls accounts Of the crossing crop. . sp-cuar
tive enquiry for cotton sprung causing slight al
IN prces, but the demand from the trade na wing
IN no wsy responded the market again became uuu-
susy d.prest ana In ZONE instances ssss made
At a. cline OF fully a. per ID. The accounts fron
India received yesterday b-iog considered favorable
the ask.t rallied enabling holders partially to r.co-
that they had lost In the early part u the week,
thereby placing the ofhssl quotations at the same
p,ibt In last circular. though IL would he st,
din,cplt To- realize them for the middling sod lover
sisd.~ In qusntity Pair Othaps quoted at 5r.d,
FAIR Jpsnds and Mobiles bs.d., aud n,iddins 6ssd Q
bhd p.r ID The tsles FOR thr week estimated ct
10 $40 bales ef ~bicb uistors have taken aud
erpsrtfr 6.iVO baes. The American desert .ns soId
CONSIST 81 so Upland at sbhd IL 100 Orleans at
A. old q 800 Alabama ana Mobile at ~ o AKA,
and SEQ sea Island st ~ i5isd. per 10. This stock
In this port H. estimst.a at 6lsVV bales. of which
H1C.0 IT, Americas sssiost stock at this time last
yer ~ 55pio0 bates. ~ which 420 go American.
IN. total impvu IL $4,000 Of which no 600 bsiss IL
An ericsn
The conipuspce ~ npe -rsfhcr and the prospect cs
no,t sbuudspt hstv.st. have caused mach outlines
To- cur corn market -four having d-cliued Cd TO IT,
Der hbl curing the week With very limited demsad
baltimore srd ohio quoted at llr 81. a.. per
bb; I'D Western Mt 23s uninspccted spd heated, Of
Witch quality the late tnportsttops priscipsy cou-
sist lie q I've. ed. per boi. indian costisu-s
quiet 2ss zee per quarter ~ 4s0 Ia for xsd
and yellow aud Er Sd zos TOR prime White Wheat
o. sor ~ PER ~ lbs.
Nothing dong IN tsrpentIne. Small sales II con-
n rosin are ,ascied 81 81. per est
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Hotels.

ARRIVALS sru IErsRrvevs
Wtiism II. CrsKi-r Wircoprin; n Giddtnrs saeys-
rnsrto city John Cameron. A Harnsu. vii.
liam puuaey W. prn~n walter " Gould w
tsugf.y q w Brown San Francisco: ~. D. winship
Hcnfsrsy: " & Lsvir. n A; Sidney Ref Nev
Orleans. Captain G. T Baker West Point rhomsa
MKsnsie and lady Baltimore; shipl-v, Liverpool;
John " FiIot Nee cert sps; Mr. and Nrs. Ssruoue
Montreal; Colonel " BsIse Jouisisns; Lest.
ano lady Bsetop: Or l. Cooper, North Csrolins
Dr. Rcysto and isdy. Georgia; VI WsrirG and lad y
esvsnbsb; ~ Chictrrins Boston arrived yesterday
and took rooms at the irving House
Hon IN, mas Cor~is Hon william Strong DR.. Mn
ton ohio; lion Frsstus Hard, OVATION; ron. Ionr
NJ. Fosars NirhiEsn; we're among the arrivals JEST
day at the Howard Hot.l.
Lisuftpant Fleming v 3 N LardDer Gibbon, U
n NJ DR.. hiles, u were among the arrivals res
tsrday, ct the America Hot~i
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LNterosL. NuH 81, 1ste.
Business In American provisions has been dull during
the pest week; present prices being tar from
rnti,~, hoders Decline Co accept reduced rates rhs
owumptou IL lair aud stocks Tin the absence Of i'm
ports) are b.comips lighter.
BAcor 10 without alteration In price We had pub
lie tale tlfs week aud the qssntity sold b. pdvats
will not rsacb 600 boxes at Eos 2s for heated Vest
srp 2ss SUs tor fair sDd ia os for good Eastern
HsNs are duh ~ ssle small parcel 90 hue long
brought 3es . zoe other qualities without chsog-
SnOUID,R are more enquirrd FOR but holders being
firm there IL nothing OF note passing except sales In
r.tail ut els o 22s I'd
Bur- Is witbout change In price With little dema nd
fo,s.-frime mers OF 1sir quality has been sola Ut
Ts . sss and hear of or two parcels being
withdrawn n, m the market.
Cmrss.-ln the absence u good n.v. nothing doing.
Gsssss BurTss has been Ia isir demand holders
giving wsy In price. American low, SOC good, $50
lrssh 4Os.
L.sD has been very quiet, the advance Of last week
having che eked the demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

Fa,oHrruL Eroeurrss WITH a PArrwsa The sa-
hs in that state under Sss. Of "a: sssl S,s .Ss"S
Or Friday the 18th inst two boys IL to Is pears
old. sops Il Mr. g.. VI this county. went iass the
swamp their house. the Alap2 river az
beg hich had got out II beeu carried OF from the
pen ard had proceeded far when they
. large pmntLsr which seized OF them. the other
making his hack to the house The little fellow
struggled for come time With his antagonist but In
VAN, Ms the panther hruiset and tore him violently.
AT er 9Th be turned hi face ard the earth and the
panther thinking that his victim was dead, left hin,
and went on .hort distance but returned again aud
covered him with leaves. brus h. 60 He then pursued
the other boy but he bad got beyond his reach and
rived home safely As the little f-liow who was
lying preetrae that his enemy out Of sight he
arose. and taking circuttous route. walked or ran
home With considerable diftcuity. Tho affair created
much ex ctemept in the neig hborhood and three
stsrted With their dogs guns Ia pursuit. of the
Their The dogs started him. when he turned upoo
the nrst thai killed him almost instaata-
peoutiy ard put the Others to fight One Of the
Mr.. q went 10 the rescue II bis dogs when tina pan
tber turned upop him also and would have killed him.
had pct Mr. ", one Of the party come at the tins,
who applied the musxl~ Of his to the body of the
amin and shot him bat 1t had such little effect that
II him let go his hold. The third
member Of the party Mr. A. IL the grou.d,
and .ezDg the panther by the neck with one hand out
have been much injured and fears have been enter
tanned that their wounds woald prove fatal The for
mer. however IL now considered out OF danger. Tho
panther measured pine feet eight inches In length.
New scorr MksAL We yesterday had the plea
b, autifnl gold medal which was voted Gs Scott
by Congress on the sth Of March 1913 It Ia Ut the
sze thar voted tn Gen. Taylor. (recently no
ced In this pap-r the value of the gold OF which 1t
L. made, amounting TO about four hundred aud fifty
dollars II dr.igurd, IA we understand by gem
teplan connected With the Engineer Department, aud
struck the United States Mint at Philadelphia The
porI ait # Gen Scott T. engraved in the highest style
Of The art and Is deemed admirable likeness of that
soldier an he appears But the most
striking feature ,he medal consists in the fact that
The side Id portrayed no less than seven bat
tie scenes win: those OF the 'ity OF Mexico (which
occupies the centfe) Lhspulteprc. Vera Cruz Cerro
Gordo CoDtreiss san Antonio. Chnruousco, and Mo-
limo del Rey.-Nniiouai InteA, gencer Sept. L.
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AZ Harlem, Thursday moaning the 1sth Inst
wuisn Hs~sv Vas BuHsr In the 18th year of bis age
OF consumption. ABsoAm fIrs, widow Of Jacob Pine,
In the seth year ~ her sgs
The relatives spd friends ~ the family arc respect
folly invited 60 attend her funeral tits morning a. ek
O'Clock fro her lat. reside, of Thirty thr
street aud Bro~d~sy. vihout farther notice
Su6deny 81 the residence Of his brother Capt. Tho
nss n. ssrf,rd In Bangor. Nsioe, Capt Asa IA. Saw
posp. q the steamer kepnebea sepd ~ pears end 3
montbe son ofCspt. NJ SANFORD. Of this city
His msins brought 10 New orb, and Inferred
In Green -cod cemetery on the 18th last
On tiisay the 7,b Inst, % dyssntsry, Mrs. ELrsA.
ss1p upsas sssa ~ years
On Thurrdsy. 18th ipss, Of dropsy M.ay widow Of
Henry z. lie Jcsfe.
Hs~ 6issds, and thsss Of her daughter Ncs Mar A.
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THr srsAs FBiCsrs PRIscEros. A paragraph has
Ten tthhsi,eiy circulated, the purp"rt OF witch Is
that siier survey Of the hoi at the United Sta 80
stsm IriFste Princeton IL bad been aefermpsd to
rebuild her, at en- expense of rxty.~ght thoussp nd
dollars bic, however, T. not the survey
Leo snd tbe report vas that the above would be
required 70 put her into oopete order Thi. report
vas not approved End second examination vas or.
dsrsd. shich vas made dufing the we.k epdinx With
the eighth instant al the Cbrilesown navy ard This
hIe triFsie bss done psnfe service 10 the ,uf and
her late cruye IN The Mediterranean ana ~ ia bs,.d
thsi sbe VII be found wcrhy Of rsp~ir NJ less
smoubt than the first estimated cost ssk,s,ss. R,
f1Lftc S.ff 10
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stage eontsctors sDd po-tnssr ~ Va PrnDsy a.
R.n.tsI mail sptbt ~ tie nsme 1T John .ssht
spd who has vibdled the Postmaster uf Cincinnati
out ~ sl'o under the rsns ~ John hobtpsnn using
tUigsd letsts aIpVbn' NJ sbd dfsfte foe this por
PIE" va sftettd )etefOsp, ss the Telegraph infafms
~. At Evansville Indiana s'ter having sotised the
tsne ttich up'n the postmsster Of that place Ns
fsenat hrt,sns,nto, S,yt. 10
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AZ Trinity Church, on rhurrdsy, Sept 1ath, By the
Right Rev. Jackson Kemper. ID. D., the Rev ssuus ~
H.LiIsasworlE TO MAReAswr sAsAs, daughter Of the
late John Forbes
In Brcekiyu, on Wednesday, 18th isst. BY the Rev.
Mr. Hsin~e, Mr.. Jssss Issue, of Cincinnsu, Ohio,
To Mis- SARAH Fosrts. 81 BROOKLYN.
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Cr.nt ssror--St smshIp Aortherser-Jobs Coysisal
Ihos kohinson, Geo eiisa. Col AImy. Adde'S,
soor, Adams, Davidson, Ming. W Blair. =
Leesssrst. shar, " eM ssiesrx o Adams n
fucher psoi Jrsp'er Mrs Ne~b,sld End ,sfsst ns.s
1oung buree, Pesrse. n galloway. Adsaa Bsnsstt
Aasws Mrs Hall, ssv r Boyes and LADY. Hr sad xrs
NJ 49, NJ 40 Fever, Sle%sn = or.ss,
tales, apt Chase. sad In the storage. ~p'
Arrwssr-ship Hccsr-u, ", A. A and N An.- p
Poliocs. hirvts fls IN stes~s~e ~
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BArrAr Arp MISUNDERSTANDING Csiss..,a fr.~
hesses- o. isvus.en heesrs Bow Geo Bcss.s "
bsstsrsr, Dr. sser, of boston; Ue. Fa..b.. 80
s,e Durvnr horcy, Mr. sch,atee, Jshs sr~r.s ~
Nctei scs siev, Merrill James H1xs~s of Nters. a
.ss bsunere' kishs nsv ssshsp aapp~ u ua.s srs
Hsrsns s,,. \. .s.sar .i,.sr L-isn~ o. frsace-n
veil. W kbst. " bostpa-a fetal "a.
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Keot srs Invited attend her saers ct the resdsuos
Of hSr s0pi law. Or. 0sO VI. Hsnasrs, Ne. u Chan
b~rs ttrs~t, - Friday, 18th inst, ~ . 2. N.
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mARk ETs ELSE WHERE.

raIfAprrrura, September I3-tirsf Bocrd-tB shares
p,uis,ubis and Ohio csnal 1 rs kensissssn Baps "a
slo sts,eBs q ~ 400 DO az roo 90 e. 81. 1rS d,
s.rs Csss, IN n,sls.e. ard s.nsfse,ursrs gs.h.
20. 10 en- 100 do. IS sT&s 40 shares Ke.ding a. i6t.
~ coo ststs So IS. t7k t0f e. 100 ststeSs M.T,.