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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06
The Election Districts.

THE PLAcKs HOLDING rHg POLLS.
First District a, Broad Street Hotel, of Broad
s~cona District At No n Broadway
Third Distiiet at No. ico9r.suwioh street.
First District. at No NJ Nas-su street.
Second District at SLarps Building, corner OF Beck
man and Gold strssts
first District at No 81 Courtlspdt street.
Second District at No Barclay street.
Third Dis'riot at No % wsrr-s street.
Fourth District. st Noe 2t6 and 2i7 Washington st.
rouRrn wsrD
First District ct shskspears Hotel, corner Of william
and DUsne sir..ts
Second Distinct stNo IS Roosevelt street
THIRD District st as Water street
Fourth Di-tIict, ut NO S2o Pearl street.
Fir,t District, at No " is"nsrs ..-..t
Second Dh'trict. ~ No Soi Washington street
Tbnd District, ct No les Chapel street, (Nsriep
House
Forr,h District at No Io7 Hudson street.
Iith District, atNo ~ Nsstry street.
siNH wAsD
First District At Dune sinth Ward Hotel.
Second Littiict st No - C-otre street.
Thru District At No 60 entire street
Fourth Dstrict IT N. North Americas Hotel corner
OF sovory aud bayArd streets fseiug Bsysrd street
fiith Distict, st No al t.sri street
ttvFs1r ~aHD.
rrft Listrict. Ut No ~ Esst Broadway.
secono District at No - rik- street.
Third Lt-Iict At No It5 berry street
Fourth Bisinct a. No 10 Jsryrson street
Fith Disuict a., No 2as herr, ,treet
sixth District st porth,ast corner Of Fast Broadway
Seventh district, ~ No es7 water street
ricutn wAHD
First District, ct .outh-est corner OF Broome and
Mercer streets
Second District at No II9 Wooster street.
1bird Distiict. at No 1tS Spring street.
tourtb District at Of tsrick and Dominick
streets
rpth District q, No Ioo vsriss street
Sixth Distinct 1T No 2Cz Hud,on street.
Seventh District NJ No xTp spring strs.t
ftebtb District AT No $40 Spuug street.
Nt.Ia
Tir.t nistrist. ct northeast .ofuer Of Ls Roy and
NssbiI etap ttrsets
secoLd District, at northern Exchange, No. 273
Bleechcr street.
1bird Di,trict at Ne e59 washinnton street
Eourih Uisfiict a. No a. Grove ttreet
FBth Distficf, ct No fSk Ashiogton street corner
OF Rspk street
sirth District az No 20 Perry street
seventh pistiict ct No 81 rstlttn street
ptabtb District at nottb ssft Of Hudson and
1hitt,tntb streets
First District. at Ne % Delspcy street
Scond Ditrict the south eat corner of Broome snd
Forfyth streets.
1hro Dpuict q, 81 David's Hall 247 Walker street
Fonttb distinct ct No. i1O DIVISION corner OF Lud
tov sutet.
ttb Di-irict at Miitayy Hall, corner 81 Cfaad and
IudiVv sttetts
pLrvt>rH Warn
First District. a. No 40 Attorney street
Sectbu Lhtiict AZ the h-ast corner Of Colunbis
and stanton ttfssts
7hiro Distiiet, at No jS5 Hsuston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06
The Elections To-Day,

The elections for State minor offices take place
to- day in New York, New Jersey, Michigan and Wis
soniD. We yesterday gave . list Of the candidates
gene ally throughout the State of New York and for
the State the reader is referred another part
of to- day IS paper.
In New jersey Legislature s to be elected and there
three parties In the field, via WHY'S democrats
and anti mon spolirts From the prevent aspect OF
affairs 1t Is impossible to conjecture nth any degree
lsts making powerful effort but 1t hardly DO
expected that they will succeed ut this election tho
party L. made OF portions Of both the old parties
but IL makes the heaviest draft upon the wings, which
renders doubtful the resut The monopolists those
having the control Of the internal improvements
clusve privileges maj GRITTY over Cass was 3l29
In Michigan there very little doubt Of the
II the democratic ticket coalition has been
formed bet portion Of the wings and free soiers
which IL rrpudated by the other portion OF tho wings
and denounced by the presses opposed to such union
1hs candidate for Governor upon the whig ticket Fla
vius Littl-john VAS supporter Of MIR. Van Buren,
In ls4s. and then denounced the wings The democrs-
tic didate John Barry has been twice Governor Of
the state and is . very popular man. He belongs 10
the old line democracy, and Was supporter OF Gen
Csss At the late presidential election The Legislature
IL sso to be elected we'll Lieutenant Governor aod
minor Ulcers Cssss majority over Taylor 6,7a7.
ly by the opls; but from deficiency 10 the cleo
toD law At the Last session the Legislature 1t
In asserted that the elect.n to take place day will
be Of effect What that defect Is, Is not stated.
he present Governor Nelson Dewey IL the dem
candidate. and Alexander l.. Collins the whig candi-
the fact that there divisions among the demo
craft, they will In all probability, succeed The ma
jerity for Cas- Taylor at the late presidential
election, wss ], 454.
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.r1tt = AZ market on Ncnosy 1900 Bee,ss eco
~, m he South rnander ftm the s,ste aud he
trt 20 f,w. 81 syes. ana 700 SHEEP ana Lambs
Ls,vt- Iricee etc he nsrltt t'dsy bss been very
oulI sro tfp teue indeed hose the fst n the
yUk ssh, a. r,,siIt n, ami. 80 SO TO 81 co.
a. IN qtsmy " ytUustie sboui 80, head wound be
len a. th. ysids Vndi pos'dd lot ot 40 head cas-
tah,. 20 trput, tb. c the pssh mail
thp 81 I,tnuus Cove srd = sl,rs fhe MARKET
olsi,o o. fr,ni sz2 ~ $50 q s42 90 sheep spd
I sn h. 90 b. tutpliss ctptibOe To- tbcrtase There
v.ts ntis lIsr.s last wesk tbsn haze knosn for
long While Isst Prices are little Depressed Sales Of
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Fourth District ct the corner of Fourth stree. and

Fourth District ct the corner Of Fourth street and
Fifth District stNo 90 Lewis street
sixth District ct the N. w CORNER Of Eighth street
and Avenue G.
First District at tho house corner Of Eighth Avenue
Second District at the house of John G. Harrington,
| corner Of l2sth street sDd Third Avenue
Third District, at the hose OF Lswrsncs =, oao''
northeast corner of olst street and Third Avenue
| THIRrEEsTH wAED' .
First District at the southwest Of Grand and
| S,cspd District at No I6a Delaney street.
| Third District at No 81 Willett street.
Fourth District at No. 10 Broome, corner OF Msngn
| street.
| First District. ct No 10 Prince street.
| Second District. 1t No az Prince street
| Third District at No 204 Grand street.
Fourth District at Broadway House, corner Of Broad
| and Grand street.
Fifth District, At No ITO Hester street.
rIrrELSrH WARD.
First District at No 237 Sullivan street.
Second District at Constitution Hall, No. $50 Broad
Third District, at II. A. Kerr's. Of Broadway
and Aston Place, entrance in Aston Place.
Fourth District, 1t Richards, corner Of MoDougsl
and Wsyerly Place
Sixth District at No 1S6 Broadway corner OF Tenth
street
First District At the southeast Of
street and Ninth Avenue.
Second District at the Seventh Avenue House, be-
tween ElEntSt ana Slneteentn streets
Third District at No. 1886 Ninth Avenue.
Fourth District ut the northeast Of Twenty
first street and Seventh Avenue
Fifth District at the southeast corner Of Thirty
sixth street and Eighth Avenue
sEyEsIrErIH wARD.
First District. at No 2i5 Bowery.
Second District at the north vest Of First
street and Avenue A
Third District at No lac Stanton street
Fourth District vt the house Of Samuel H. Doty,
ner Of bird street and the Bowery.
Fifth District, At IA Second street.
Sixth DE- trict. at the northwest corner Of Ninth
street and Third Avenue.
Seventh District at the southwest of Twelfth
street and Third Avenue.
First District at No 81 Fourteenth street, northeast
| corner of Fourth Avenue.
Second District, at the Allegheny House northeast
Third District, At tho Bull Head Hotel, northwest
corner Of Twenty. fourth street and Third Avenue.
Fourth District 1t the of Thirty fourth street
and Third Avenue.
THE TICKETS TO VOTED.
At each poll there will be ten ballots namely State
Judiciary. Superior Court Common Pleas, City Oicsrs
Senate, Assembly, Charter Officers. Common Schools
New School Law. Charter Ofhoers' include Alder
men, Assistant Aldermen, Assessors, Constsblss aud
Inspectors of Election. Common Schools include Com.
missioner Of Conn Schools, Trustees Of Common
Schools aud Inspector Of Common Schools Every voter
has the privilege OF voting for IS different officers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06
Our Phiiadelphis COrrsspo ndenee.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov b, lo4o.
The Eev Yerk Ekeiion'-.d N.W Propeller Line
Cta,onees for California The Markets, fe.
There 10 spbiect, In particular ssitating the
public mind this morning; under or upper currents
running through the political business social world
worthy Of ink ana paper The politicians hardly kuow
what TO Of exciting affairs Ia your Strife and In
regard to the elections that come of Tomorrow,
afraid to venture q downright prediction The ~h,gs
hesitate about claiming the victory In advance from
recollection Of the OLD fashioned drubbing which they
got. few wreke sgo aud the democrats are equally
oident. for they know not wbether the so-caed
merely half patched up affair, sweet harmonious
universal blehdug OF demoorstio fragments on the
common platform of-rpoia,
line Of Pre- pelor has been established between
this city and kichmoDd Va The Albany, the pioneer
Of the line leaves for Rchmt nd on Thursday IL ubt
prove, eventually, . profitable enter prize.
Within the last week three vessels have cleared ~
this port for San Francisco. They carry bat few pas
senRers but heavily reighted Their csrgoee
Hi,t principally Of frames Of houses and building
materials.
Richard l. Lloyd Esq OK. Recorder OF Deeds, died
lsst evening his reso, nee In Norhrrn liberties
nth the exception OF I'm parting still greater degree
Of mness to cotton the foreign by the Hioer mia
has had pnceptibie sfrot markets The
for -four continues limited at IS to IS l2
con mon and good brands for shipment Sslss Of rye
-four and cal ct 50 Wheat is somewhat nrmsr
&C to 81 OF for red and 81 IL TO 81 1917 for white.
Sales OF white Go and yellow ~ toc Southsru
cats held At 3Oc and PENNEY lvsp,A Ut Soc Whis
hey is at 30 Tor bills, aud ~ 10 Tor hhds.
Stocks duh and grouping Annexed are the sales
at the
IirH Poaid-sis0 State 5s Is, ss; sioo ches and Del.
Capsl6 10 sltOo do g 81 shs heading R.i,rosd gesds,
go Ga; zoe Western BspI, "a a2 do flsItsrs Bans,
6s ~, s0Uo state S. ss $50 do ssh 81 90 Allegheny
County ts "a 2s shs. Norris.oWn Railroad, ~ do Nor
Int II
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CtNmos IiA..-tsrt Noe 81 80 80 81 80, ~. a.
s6 81 ~ e. % s., 81, Isrt2 Nos 20 a. 80, 80, ~
a. - az. a.. 20
Jsutust Covsr.- Nos. 4 to 10, inclusive.
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spo,,iouun Intelligence.

rsIor Counss -Tsoriiso.- 10 mo row afternoon ut
O'Clock Lady Suffolk and Trustee will contend for
pure Of $40 three mile heats la bsrpess From the
.briiy there hsye obtained In their late per-
forusbces there eau be no question but that 81 In
terestng III be- the rssst and draw together all
admirers OF swift trottDs and pleasant afternoons
excursion.
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sheep st from $o.s7k to - 2s - Lambs, 20 rs .
81 rs So Left 500 Hay Sslss, (looss), ct 50
. 50 cts per 100; bale Hay 81 I'd to Is
FRkiGH1s There vas more Offering. and rates we're
steady With engagements Of 10 OG0 Bushels AZ I'd
and 700 bills flour Ia Cd. There was good inquiry
for frsights To Csfor Ds and So offered for full
cargo aud refused For lumber 40 was demanded
PRovisoNs - Pork 200 bbls sold &C $40 Al $40 so
for mese, and S. 62k for prime Beef Was duh aud
heavy at 50 rs 50 10 for prime oouRtry aud 81 Is
~ 70 for ness prime dull and Lesvy 1t SIS
16s Sl6 cut meats were dc ct 40 for shoulders aud
CO. 'or pans Dressed hogs were more plenty, aud
were sslesbie at 90 . $40, which was lower Lard
Was heavy snd quiet; ssl-s Of $50 bbls ct $40 $40
Butter in better demand for the East aud prime
was frmer 1T l0c q lie. for State aud TO lilo for
Ohio. Cheese was quiet at 30 a6Xo. The receipts
were larger
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-06

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The Cosorco voters sx"n-Anotner meet
ing ~ Putnam Hali-Grcat Scenes among
she R,.ck.
~
last evening pursuant to adjournment, the eolored
population held second meeting at Putnam Hall 1856
Church s,r..t Whistler a WAS from Tn, folio adj
Vhthsmsns tnar appeared In the hfad yesterday
morning
uNo-,,, TIL. .so,rrsa no,,,,..i r,asting of eo,o,.
cd cit,y.ps viii n. held ans evening Iuond.v, at
pu,nsu l.u Ne lss q hurch str..t BslIets for the
.,ss,,an IN n. sd, 70, ai.trib,tion gy ordsr OF
m. Committ.en
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IN a va, an ov,,ao,na and b,cbly
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OF Fable gentlemen not held TINS time In the garrett
tut In the principal room In the buildng.
vh..,,' rano,,., .n,.r.a an. roou, -o,,,nr ,or,d
exceed the politeness shown TO him by Mr. Guisnon,
and hr Dowpipgi the former Of whom observed that,
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doug. ,ns ,epor.srr naa U.s. .on, snsy
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W 'bs Ht'aa q VeI uone IN esrI.' 'nefe
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are DOT nov I'M garrett TVS opportune mat the ~orld
| hy hhoN, teA .e' as people, sse oetetmined 70
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h'sr)
si ioWi.I- lr no 'peAs ION tne oask ereuna-
sie lhi'i o., that vel u his hsv'ns
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Announcements Of Births. Marriages, Desths
tnsrted u~iSss duly s'fhen,icdtsd aud pstd fer.
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mARITImR IsTELLIs ENOE


svn RISES ......,6 IS NOON 10 80
49,. a ~ HIGH wArEs.... .ev -
Photographic.
Bee GENERAL oeumn tho latest Marine Intelgenss
By magnetic telegraph
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Our Washington Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, 20. CO. Nov 3, 1912
The Bodisco Affair.
Mrs. Bodisco has been grande tenue for the last
three days. paying visits aud contrsdieDg, in person
the story or bosx' Of Mr. Bodisco's Punishment to
Siberia But ~ the New York Courier aud Enquirer
to attach some weight to the correspondence Of
~" notwithstanding Mrs Bodisco contradicting
the story, ! sepd you . cut from the Washington
Nsus q weekly paper, which came out this afternoon
The matter stated in It, throws some light upon
the Of MIR. bodco's misfortune, 1t prove TO
be true The subject sgi' ated here before Con-
grers during the last two sessions and understand
that Major Iochnsn. or bis client. Capt. Wsnkowcs
sent to mpsror to his minister. Mr. Nosrsrode
copy Of the Congresonai Globe containing this whole
proceedings and the speech Of Mr. Lewis o. Levin. In
which he you doubtless reoollect, most violently de-
the aggression OF Nit. Bodisco and seriously
CEN rented upon the conduct Of the Russian govern
ment in the premises.
The hearing Of argument upon the demurrers In
Kotciosko has been postponed by II the
council. until Saturday next Mr. Rsverdy johnson
being engage in preparing some important opinion
for the csbpst Mr.. Coke, when the motion for post
pc msnt Was msde by Major Tochmsn. said that he
had no objection the notion but wished to have 1t
net,ced in the pspsrs that be was In the court.
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STATE TICKET
Whig.
Court Of Appeals. .Josb. A. Spencer
Cow pfToiisT. Wash ton Hunt
Secrtta,y IF State .Cbris. Morgan.
attorney Gsnsrat. Samuel Stevens.
Treasurer .Aivah Hunt
E~xtnerr and Sur Hen e. Seymour
C0nsi Commis'r. Nelson Beach
State P'isoW Insp. Benjamin Squire
Working Meme
Court IF .arpesis. .Rolspt rownsen
Comptroller =. -. VIM. j. Young.
Secretary Of State John w lsrke.
.4ffornty General. l.. Ward Smith.
Tyeosxyer. iona CoLckiin
Engineer and Sur. N'ich'i Nck@rnol
CanaI Commts'r. George Hsckett.
flf~f~ Prys0u I,tsD. (yeOrQe " eat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11
wWMTasgs

In Derby, Aug :, Of consumption, Mra.
LuciNus O, ~ilc OF Sir Sumner Frost, aged
% The W Chronicle please copy,
IA Westminster, oh inst Seth Ataold, ag'
ed Tot years, 10 menihs and days
fCorrecuon.l In AW town, June IL Mf',
Fanny ~, wife Of Mr. Benz l. LFYin, aSed
~
III Glover, Iriir ~ = iasAA- RAill. aged
- one of the early srtucra Ut the town.
IN sutton, July 29d, JLSAs NJ. PurSAN,
ESQ IN the iOth year Of hif age nlno, Aug.
%. Mrs. EuuLY : PurSAN, in the 4isl year
uf her ago. Thus, in the midst of their uec.
fulneas. by wise and good, yet To us, myH.t
trrious Provid nee, have been removed from
the various scenes Of this mortal life, two OF
our nost worthy citEensi aud by this painful
drspcusstion, the stat Of aged parents, upon
which they were leaning with hope hnc con
fdencr, has been broken IN their trembling
hanJs. an impotrnt son and two daughters are
deprived Of that watch-carc aud kindness
which the parent ouly feels, the circle OF
brothers and sisters has again been severed,
aud an afflicted community have cause TO ae'
knowledge that they sustain no common losd
IN the death of those who were respected ana
esteemed by all who knew them They WIRE
haiA psTy much cnmpnscd and resigned, under
the influence Of the ministry. of reconciliation,
during their main fol sickness aud .inIthe hour
of DEATH May great grace be the portion OF
the afflicted L. H. l.
In Guildhall, July %, Of scarlet fever, Al.
NINA, daughter of Mr. Amos RnscbrookS, aged
10 years aud days. She was by her many
promising qualities unusually endesred to the
family circle, and they feel very aeverely this
loss, yet God seems TO have designed Tor
them much reason for resignation aud com
fort Her mind for months previous, seems
/ To- have been in n train of preparation, ns man
J ifesled IN her increased desire TO attend meet
ing--the deep interest she felt IN tie Sabbath
! School--thc enquiries she would make IN re-
/ gard 10 the nature Of praycr-tho disclosures
she made relative TO burden upon her mind
J tie final removal and her consequent hnPpi-
/ ness On her dying he'd, with great degree
of maturity. she disposed Of her little effects
eaddresscd a dying message to ench memper
| of the family tenderly Der no
sent sis,er-scnt a large measure OF love 70
all her young associates, and tAen, rs her last
rational act, clasped her hands, looked up and
exclaimed, "Glory to God-- hmcn'''i nave
.- Com.
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Caledonia County Grammar School
at Lyndon,

TINItE FAN Term of this Institution will
Il commence on "wednesday the hih "i
8cptcmher next, and continue ~ weeks,
SAMUEL Y. COBuRN, a, u. Pfcecptor
The trustees feel confident that they have
secured IN SIR CobHrn, thoroughly oampc'
tent Teacher, on whose part no etiqft will be
wanting for the best impToyemcutot the schol.
ars he will have such assistance as the
aehool rny require.
Special attention VIII be given 20 those who
design 90 teach.
Board may be- had, IN families, on reasona,
BILE terms,-and rooms, by such ~ wish 10
board themselves
Pupils f1stT5uE ui Instruction, ~ '''ss'or = can
obtain IL, ~ the village, Of Mrs, ThAycr,
GEO II WEEKS, Secretary
Lyndon, Aug 1870 GgSwJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-08-11

SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The 6 o.
clock train from Philadelphia to New York
ran off the track near Princeton, n. j., on
Thursday,in consequence ola wrong ADJUST
nent OF the switch. The engine, tender and
bnggnge cars were thrown into the ennrl, and
Tho forward passenger car wss literally
smashed in pieces lay The cUHrussloh. Hard
fy II person IT, !, escaped severe injury. Three
persons wore killed INSTANTLY, aud seventeen
others were swfully wonnded,some OF whom
are not-eSpeqted 10 live. The truin was
moving al tho rate of 30 miles un hour ni the
time of the accident
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Connecticut and Passumpsic
Rivers Railroad.
F7;9T7
U7LEvGE or TINE.

I'M aud after Thursday, July lDih, the Pas
~ sengef Cars f0T Boston, aud down Con'
seeLcui River. will leave Wells HyeS A. %
a ~ and 90 ~ O'CLOCK, noon, and arnre in
Boston ate = NJ aud T.. NJ, The same day,
RETURNING. will leave Bof.on a. ~ a
NJ ard ~ n'clDrk, noon, and arrive al Wells
River al "a +, NJ, sud "A r. NJ
Passengers for New York, who leave Wells
River ~ the morning cars will arrive IN New
York the neat morning, m the N~f~tel' sF
New Haven hteamboats, by tho following
routes
by Nashua Worcester add Now Haven
by Nashup, Worcester, Springfield and
New Haven
by Bellows Fails, Bullehoro and New
Haven.
RETURNING, leave Nov York by he eve
ming Steamboats, for Norwich ~ New ilaFea
and STRIVE al Wells River the neat evening
Passengers by the morning cars from Wells
River may teach The following places the
same day Boston, Portland, Mo, ffnyidrnen,
u 1, Nsw Landon, Hartford aad -llsR lla-
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/ ID. &. RuGGLES, Agent,
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Phillips Academy,

TIME Fall Term Of this insututi1n viii
1 commence on Wednesday fhe 9th day
&c sapia mbef under the charge ~
ALVAH -. WATTS, Principal,
MISE CLARA Is. CLARK, Pfeeeplreaa, q
Nh fsitkEh DANA 'rs=sAss- IA NJ gsie-
a Teachers Glass will be formed aud Leo
lures given b. the frneipal upon suhjrets
connected with the studies pursued IN the
school Board can be- obtained alta very fea'
sonahle rate. aud rooms loI those wishing 20
board themselves.
ALVAH H. WATTS, a. Is,
Danvillc, Aug ~, 1919. o2-w1