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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MAY 80.

from our European throats. Madame Martinez &C
c,mn,pie, herself on the guitar, which, in her skill
ful hands, is completely transformed the In'Eru'
ment is 20 longer grinding or nonotonousi some.
tines IL is sweet and delicious as harmony OF
flutes or hautboys then itletfalls torrent OF pas
scnate notes rolling ike drum. All this IS posu-
cal and charming Bot what will surprise our di'-
letauti. will be to hear her vocalize ike Madame
Persisni, and also to draw oat such nne tones as Ii
che had prsctctd years with class OF the Con
servatory under Rubin or D1prez.
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uyrSDOw SHADES. GIL

WINDOW SHADES. GILT coRNICEs! ORA.
NPERY MUBLINs, kc.-Fsmilies about Furnishing
heir windows with the above articles will md ~ J. e.
WOODFORD's, 2S5 Broadway, the largest ard besI as
rorusut n the city; styles never before INTRO
cueed N Nev-York Lace and muslin curtains, draPeTy
isases loops pins bands, eorniees, nc Families p1r
eha,nr OF The Subscriber may rely upon getting hrst rsls
rllrle srd A. low possible TO import or manufac
tire n Merchants buying 81 Wholesale VIII ind bdeccec
" to their advantage % call before plrchsng elsewhere
nie J. {. WOODfOfD, 80 brOsoWbJ.
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s,,tt. Coubrouxh & stitt's Circular


%. 49,, LIvERPoOL, May H. 1850
Co.'s 6c-whesi e. S. red, per 70 lbs IS cd 3 IS lid;
do while and mixed s6s 3D. Canadian Wheat red, 5'1d
Iod do white 6s "a s6s Sd. Flour Western Csns,per
bill 1875 2Ss do Philadelphia 2Ss Cd 2isi do Baltimore
oissesJ; DO Ohio 2is 25s; do Canadian, 25s ga;
Four L 3 and Canada sour, l9s 2os Oatmeal per ZiJ
it, s 50 2s Cd; Indian Corn, per 400 lbs, yellow, Us
JSs. do white sos SIS 90 a. O.. r..
10th Pots end Pearls. ,,.
BAcoN-There has been a good demand for low and IN
frior quality Of Bacon while The better descriptions com
naud little attention. Sales Of the week amour! TO lVOV
boxes at previous rates .a,,,e,
BARK-25 hhds Philadepha sold al lls Sd lis % per
cwL .. ,,.,,..
BEEF-The transactions In this article have been limited
bu without alteration In value and holders show increas
inc frmness
BEEsWAx-No sales 10 report
Co.'s &c-since the sailing Of the Europa The Corn mar
ke has been bs and extensive business has been done
m almost every article Indian Corn IL Ia cd 2s6d per
quarter dearer other articles remain about same value
LARp-Sales about $50 tuns, at former rates
LISsFED CAKE In no demand.
OILS No sales 10 report -, ,, ~,
PoRK-No Improvement to uote in this article. Prices
PfcvNs5O casks c arolina sold at 1873 Sd.
RysN3 goo bbls common Amber sold at rom 80 10 Is %
per cwt -, - l.. l.. -, i, .
mand.
TAR-l Goo bbls sold at 9s.
TTRpEsTISE-sO bbls Spirits sold at sos per cwt.
Yours &c sTiTT. COUBROUGH STlrT
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sTRINGER l. TOWNSEND

DUBLISH THIS mORNiNG-No. 2; price II. cents
i Stories from Household Words, by Charles Dickenh
containing The Miners Daughters Loaded Dice.
N B-No l. containing Lizzie Leigh, and the tue story
of A Coal Fire, can be obtained OF the publishers.
my29 q sTRINGER & TOWNSEND, 22l Broadway
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
KELrY RIkER, Isl chAihan-'l call the attention o.
IAsu persons wanting Shades to their assortment OF
sbades and materials for making and hanging Shades
They make the beat quality only and eel al prices ful .
per cent ess han any other rsnufsctures All Shades
v,r.nted not 10 stch or curl my7 ysl'
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CHOLERA.

TOR SALE, AT FRENCHs BOOKSTORE, Isl Nss-
ssu-st Dr. shenills Esssy Cholera, detailing plan
Of treatment which has proved emineniy successful
mY24lXt
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Reeeipts Of Produce

BIZ North Rirer Boats yesterday .-Flour, l., $50
bbs Ashes 325 bbls Frovsiots $500 pkgs; Corn zs5i
bushels; Peas, 2t69 do; Oats, 1900.
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pg.ct of the Electoral LAW.

We take from the National Of Paris the follow.
ing table, which shows the exact effect of the pro
posed electoral law in the diminution of the num-
her of voters:
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SCHOOLS.
FAMILY BOARDING-sCHooL FOR BOYS.
E. w. KELLER TEACHER.
NEwTows, TAIRIiELD GO. CONN.

NEwTows, FAIRFIELD Co CONN.
On the Hovsatonie Railroad 10 nles iron Byidg9sN
V,ERMS-S28 per quarter ofll weeks, for board iuiaa
washing, mendIng, fuel, Lights and bedding. PupIs 70
RETEEESeEs-H. ~ Peck Co. 100 Frontst; A 9.
Crane, q Johnst; r. Carlton 0yeron, Wala. >; Ia
Arsley rrset House, Geo w Dow, Esq , BHrhnssnP'
Brooklyn, and Aaron Hswlsy s. Bsssmsn,st New Yor.
Henry Duiion, Esq Law Professor Yale coHege' MO-
ssmuel Oliver, Ehzsbe,blown, NJ. myl7 ~
THE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL 70 Ras
Il gersst A. s. X. CLARKE, Principals, VIA ON,
organized TO afford facilities to pupils for p1uing
thorough end compe course ofsudy In which ne ns
place By devorng their personsl attention 70 nsIs
Intellectual and physical training OF their pupis no r
cipsls hope TO merit he confidence OF those psrent
ployed for pupils residing 10 distant part OF the cT
also for those who wish 10 ride only IN inclemeni
Stages nom the the Brooklyn and Wnlansbursn r ns
psss near The door No extra sharge for Latin Rress
Drawing fuel or stationery az Fne
ERENCH BOARDING AND DAY sCHQg,,LLss
II Madame Blk has removed her Frencs 80 ~ oI
Boarding and Day School from Curo1p.ss, a. cnsn
81 MARKS place near kirstay The new oes'a Sc,ble
and airy, with large garden, and ne no' ;etss thoss
having daughters for whom they desire mofoaS ,,ss
hrs,cass educzan In ell branches 10 call ~ -. ia
Der testimonials She has had o9nmiitso ~. sy ana
daughter: Of many Of the leading families OF 'n N.Y.
INSTITUTION FOR YOUNG LAD ID. hssr~si. Z
lame CoUTAN respectfully informs ne pave y
Der pupils that the lat Of May next sns Tss el.
nsnin.ion 70 20 Sroao wsyk - my2 lu'
nHE THIRTY SIXTH 5EoSiONS s of "a
4 BROOKLYE GRAMMAR sSnoJIH e., w. -. :, ~
NAV y Circulars Il he Broosyn nvoH SH" 20 In.
residence on the Principal z1 Ausnne". myf ~
Do.DnINc sCHCOL FOR B0Ys.--lrnsf
RyAAa,,,s Tsrrytown, N. \. Pupils admitted al S'
- iDsS rs,sni.rs AZ 2y Broadway.
un,e. i'm WIN. p. LYON, A. N. Prucips-
r,,s. COOK,s SCHOOL FOR You've
MnIssEsCe3 Twehh-st, between Finn ard 80
,.%sumuer.Term commences Tuesdsy hayI mJSI-
BROADWAY BAsK, NEw-YoRz. May y 49, ~.
yr,HR ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors u -.
Bank and for Inspectors for The next sacceedns ~
tor will be held IL the Banking House ca Iues1t a
lin day Of June next The Poll VIII be opene'
O'clock N and close st2PM By order, .,sse
my15 I'LL j. l., E'EhIIf, S.----~
cox respectfully informs bis friends sna 'e ~, ~,
IA thai be has removed from l8 Cenersl ~ " nress
msn-st where be still continues bis business a % ri En-
eoals e. top costs 81 80, panissons 80 ceeA oo,ssor
A. COX, the Original Con h 80 s.
All orders punetualy attended 10. ~
DANK OF sALIsBURY-Ioe noI @SSoyIaHfOA
Dof salisbury, Maryland, redesmed oy z. s< isDLW
IS willisms-st q psr csni discounl rD--- ---S
TJANGTN0s-Pspsr 1aoco pcand4 noI IN. ~ y m"ss1S
IlWide, diAsre1t qusfrss md e9ioshh M 70 oouA
uinS pncss 0AUfH pE1kiCkso'@
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p. SUMNER.

0s1 GRERNyEICH-sT. corner OF Murray, and
70 l27 Gqeenwchst corner Of Barclay Gaze i03 Green
TIUsrdITH AND METAL ROPER,
House and ship plumbing, locksmlth and beuhanger,
stoves pipe copper and zinc ware tables and chin
rey-tops bright ware lamps, pumps &c.
Roois repaired and painted with hreproof soapsions
,nd otherpana my4 In
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lVtols' s51O%t7 EI-71'-0 171t'--7
The National says, however this does not show
the whole result, inasmuch as all taxpayers can
not be voters, as for example women, citizens pay
ing taxes in several places, as well as those who
have attained three years residence in the place Of
their abode. The National sums the matter as
follows:
Voters BOW fegsefed .9tO0OO0
Taxpayers who can be $4,000
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,r1s DENOMINATIONS.

RELIGIOUS INcoRP0RATIoNs.
the Laws Of the State on New-York IN relation 10 RED
gous Interpretations, with all the smsadmens up y W
present time, complete In pamphlet form Prce "a esnA
Published and for sale nv Tm3p m BELL 9OULr
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Il. & z, NJ. LANE

HOUSE, SIGN AND DECORATIVE PAINTERS
HAVING MADE extensive Arrangements for nc m
Increasing Spring trade are prepared 10 execute al OF
dcs IN heir line cheaper han any othsr similar estaDs
meni 10 the city. Cal and specimens and lesyS yo-i
orders which viii De promptly executed store oov 80
wichs one door below Cknsopher-si Constantly % ns1'
. large assortment OF paints oils, gsss he my ln
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A Rack Primn Dorro

YIeLIms Of Lhe new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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COMMERCIAL.
Arson, Hardy d Co.'S Liverpool Prices Cur
rent OF American Produce.

PEI Ala LvEsFOoL, May 10 1850.
PRoyisioTs -BsooS, Lorg nddles boneisss per ewt
20 s1s; do nb H. 90 2sa -; Short Middles bone
isi, DO -asa 500 DO rio in, 40, Z7s "a.
Iaqa Go 90. %. g7s 81 Meas per 81 80 ibs. noas
Go DO Western DO IS. Sis as.s, (sTp.l DO DO. IS
70 trns do DO DO, SIS 35s.
n5es y -'''''
sHovLnrKs-Per ewt Is.sn.
LAED-Fne IN bels and kegs. per ewt 3lssi 3lssi;
frfioT ard grease, do, IS 29s.
os SIS Ordinary, boxes. do Sc So do essss DO IS.
-. 49, -, - a., -.
ctrscisu 90 DO - ca IS Ga; Phadsiphis Do 2iss
a. cas- Bshiuore and Ae1andfis do do - a.
Ieris ior Ohioi 90 do, nore sour, CO do, 49,
WuE1r-W6ile per bushel 20 los 6s u 6 ca Mixed,
DO do - lod g. Red, 5s ~ -, "a. AL, "a. - a.
TSntsg CoaN-Whiie, per rnAflrr ~ ios, ~. 49,
Mytd Do CO. Cd SIS; Yellow TAI do do, o-'a 30
"a Do round. 90 Co j-s q IS 81. 81.
Tsr1,N MrsI-White per bbl iod los l5s alGsi Yellow
Ire soders Of Provisions very drn sad %, inclined
90 eive Vsy hCufh they cannol DO 0nsiness ~ H0
IN Pseer the .ae have been small ard restricted % ss
lsv rced ouanes-ssy 1e and Under; the qianes n-ia
Bet II 6f,t hants, consequently extreme rates are
derslcsd .,..,r.,,..s .,..e.sv
should rs continue hce Of sale, AID DE better quality Of
sisunetsaged The still large arrivals 60 into stoc,
viii lhe expectation Of beng hea for four monhs BEFORE
any advance cer be realized - s.
Cheese remains du, and to eHecI sales lower P''9e'
would BE taken. - go. -, -.
The fslsg Of In receipts from the Continent ss wei
sop America combined with sudden increase OF De nAna
The south OF Ireland higher prices have been obtained
for most articles In the Corn market ,,.
Indian Corn nss been In request and me receipS
not eousling the demand Is selling for SIS 10 o<s od O'
prime Yellow, and sos to Sis for prime White. -, -,
Wheat has not paraken much OF the advance out mas
met with free sails during the week at full prices
TIE better grades Of Flour getting into smah compass
ard he stock of French much reduced without sny esn
arrivals Sd per Dol advance for American hss oseh 90
tained Indian Meal meets with good inquiry a. hsue'
The expected arrivals OF Bark not yet coming 20 nAno
ana Inc stock exhausted prices are nominay hsner, 49,
The scarcity OF American ships has TURNER o
stes of Freight Rates Of passage unssred ana inc suP
ply fair. iouh'"uy' ,usoN uARDy Co
Ir1orfs and EIps'ist for the past Wesk; 49,.
ppovrstoxs Imports 252 boxes i52 hhds Bacon 30
erces Beef l52S bbs Port III uerees HoV' Oos -'i'
ksgs Lard; Il boxes, II casks Cheese
BRRADsTuFFs-lmporis, 7Gzos bushels lhdish 10TH :
72 bbs Flour Exports, 1903 bushels Whest 1928 40
Inoisn Corn l,C0l bbls Flour; Al do Corn Meal
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CODA WATER APPARATUS 81 ever Co., csscI' n
- ton either for The manufacture, drawing o.
Soda Wsier manufactured and sold BY yohS
rHEws corner Frst-av. md Twenty 81 y, l. -, a
rorns6u Tor he nsnufscure and putting up Of ne apps
sfus tie msnufsr lure Of the syrups &c 80
~ Pe.,1s.o a. !. sh11s myi5 lmDkACas
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np.z1gps, ROIT AND INGOT COPPER.
ia FIJI sssorment Of The manufacture OF Humphreys
vile e0PR s Co '' '' w H. MARSHALL, Gold st.
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALL
FDitSIA.
Great FIRE at San Frarc}co.

Tie steamship Crescent CIV, from Chagres,
arrived at New York on Monday morning, with
l56 "a 5 myers. The G. G arrived at G. Iagrcs
III eight and half days from New (o'k, left
Chagrcs on the morning Of the l4'h June. The
c. G. brings $25 900 in gold dust in the hands
of the pas ongerS. The health of ChPgreS and
Panama rood. Steamer Falcon left Chagres
for Havana on the 18Th, at | p. NJ.
The steamer isthmus reached Panama from
San Francisco on the Oh inst, having lett on
the IS h of May. Sna brpHghr dDNn l3i pas
scngers, $ 500 900 in gold dust IN freight, and
the mails. The steamer New World arrived at
Panama on the 7tl of June, and YVES o leave
soon. Steamer Panama undergoing repairs al
Panama.
The Sdran sands h"i arrived at S,r
Francisco when the l-thmu~ let Oh the ) II,
In six days there arrived at San Francisco
seyen'y-,iX vessels Ieighted with cargoes to
fad market there.
The miners have generally done wel-and
more bullion may be expected the coming six
months than has altogether been received since
ie cOmmcncem mt.
I.ruljrr in the 5 Sln Francisco market is still
at low li!ure-thc rise in price in consequence
OF the fire has yet been very slight, although
some persons may have paid high-r :ateS 10
have particular descriptions-but where car
goes or large Quantities are Offered, the ad'
vance is scarcely pcrceptablc.
A mass OF god aud quartz weighing 30
pounds, was found near Mariposa, and sold for
sixteen haudred dollars. MINER
The following review of the coo ocial and
financial Affairs, is from the liaciti A lnws:-
Unll the disastrous tire of the At St, busi-
ness improved rapidly. Purchases from the
surrounding country were buying to a consid-
cradle extent, and staple marketable articles
found ready sale. Flour had advanced in price
and remained firm with an upward tendency
Money was declining from previous higl
rates Of interest, aud loans offered where
securities were undoubred as low as six PEI
cent per month. The lumber market was al
most inactive, trade sales rare, and forced sale
for payment of freight, the only transactions o
moment. The cargo Of the Susan Dew, sol
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05

just previous 10 the fire, averaged $40 per NJ (;
and although the lumber was partly Of mprov
ed kinds, and comprised some houses, the sales
were generally considered an advance upon
previous rates.
The occurrence Of the fire completely sus-
pended business operations for one day, ard
partially checked them for three or four DAYS
subsequently, and during the whole following
week, with some exceptions, its depressing in
flnence upon the market and business matters,
has been apparcn. Holders Of money mme.
diately claimed advanced rates of interest hul.
ders Of real estate in business loca tuns advanc-
ed rents and valuation prices Of lumber from
the yards advanced 100 per cent, and of bricks
aud s me other building materials in about the
SAM Ir0porllo'.
These advances have not all been sustained.
Capitalists have fallen back from rates OF inter-
est first claimed. the fire having cnralcd many
opportunities OF investment upon securities bc.
fore considered undoubted
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-05
From The Pacific News Of May hi.

On Saturday morning, 4th inst the whole
population of the city were aroused by the cry
of fire. The United States, on Portsmouth
Square, was on fire, and by the time people
were out of bed and in the streets the flames
had spread to the adjoining buildin IS on either
side. There was but little air stirring, vet,
from the extremely combusIbe nature of the
buildings, the fire spread to The FL Dorado on
one SIDE, and Delmonico,s on the other, before
people had time to collect their scattered senses
St-ong ellorts were made here {, prevent fur
ther ravages, but in vain. The Narandah, op.
posjtt the T. Dorado, was soon wrapped in
,mes, thence spreading along kearney and
W a 'hingtnn streets.
AT the same time the fire was spreading with
equal force down Clay street, house after house
falling almost as soon as the fl lmes touched it,
I'LL finally every building but two in the entire
book lying between Clay and Washington, and
knrney II Montgomery street were destroyed.
In the mean time destruction equally as great
and rapid WAS going on along X arney and
that portion of Washington street Opposite the
square. Finding that the only method of stay
ing the destroying element in that direction was
il taking away if food, every house on Dupont
stree, from Washington to Jackson, was torn
down. Ga the block, not single building is
left standing.
The block below this, towards the Bay, fired
but little better. Seven houses only are left on
it. Thus it will be seen that the very heart of
Dan Francisco is burnt out. Upon the three
several books mentioned, but nine buildings
are left standing.
We notice among the list Of losers none Of
our Vermont friends.
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deeply the honor and the interests of this coun-
try. We nave n right to ask whether any in.
slruclinns have been sent TO our commanders in
The West lndes, especially as it appears that
this matter has been thought worthy OF being
made the subject of ntcrcommunicaion be.
tween our Government and that Of the United
States ! have put question to Her Majesy's
Ministers, and wish to know whether they
will give me any answer at all
Lord Beaumont was rising to speak, when
Lord Stanley waved his hand, saying at the
same time no!'
The Marquis Of l.ansdowns made some rcfc-
renee TO the orders of the House, which we did
not catch. lie did not deny the right Of the NJ
bic lord 10 put the question. but he must on tie
other hand, exercise his discretion as to ans
wering it or not. The noble lord must II Il con-
slider himself as the sole arbi'cr Of the will Of
the House, or the sole depository of its digni-
! ty.
Lord Beaumont made some remarks on the
conduct of Lord Stanley. and imputed, if we
heard u correctly. some want of courtesy to
his lord-hip in having interrupted him when lie
was about to address their lordships The ans
wcr that the question was under the con'idera-
lion Of the Government ought to have satisfied
the noble lord and any other answer under rx-
istng circumstances, would have been lnds-
Greet.
Lord Brougham condolcd with his noble friend
QLord Stanlel who ought to be suffering acute
ly under the rcbuke winch lie hau Just recclV'
ed, bnt who appeared to be es'lmttlng u as ne
should have done al its proper value, if he might
Judge from th' smiles which were playing on his
connenance. He was notawarc that there was
ANYTHING Ike duty incu nbent either on tho
House collectively or on noble peers individual
Y, 10 stop an enquiry merely because the Min
ister gave an answer with winch ano'hrr peer
thought that the House should be SATISFIED -
The answer which had been given 'he'n 'ha'
evening oy 'hoSe VINO were 'Pio'cu " y. ~
,ne secret 10 Ten nay MIl.e,eIs ',u1 ,?,u
uh'''n t"i7 evening was n''"''- '',i'' ."''
we nave no ceI'''n h"'" '''s. V" Wv
.@,""' @ i "aS' ','"cN"r' Nc'! Sc'''"oI Jo,''"'
,r "P law was c'c'F '''r' l''oSc '.. "e.t
ne s"o"'u " ''' u'''O"'y "oH"' '''..,5 ,i "
aS la!aeS, 'o"G" u"'y Mt'V - W w NJ
Sa"u " n""O r. "ry sin"'u :. .'',uI 10 iI'',
jan Dro"Nc "tu "c''cu 'ae FI".r9 ''n;' i. |
ucl II, 'lc lhu'a" SUI. ,",'I VI ms ""
,"o"9"' 'na' 'hoSe ''.'eS nHu o.''i , wv
marshly out ne uIo ho' 20 "'''G WV" Wv W.
ne men We'' I''''eS, anu p'U'OI ~ y, Wv.
IN ms OPINION, haJan brooke I'au ucd'cu '"e'''
as TN iney deserve TO Oe Irea'r'' 49,, nm
he E'r' o. Aoe'uetn-''''o w'' "'T .J IL.
7'u"F",'o' w'.''., '''''e '''p 4''.I'''c % IT,, G ~
",o'e l''c''u u ''e "',oc 1T u ". IT,
Gil 4u'e co''cIt "''u "T"'9'' y ~
Pr',on "''c'; W. l Wv,
"'r ,,,, ,b C:ororn If Snair
IIi. o'iJa Cr;onj IaJ ,horot ,ro , riolt tn tx
,Io,iar ro,larL -, r,;,;.h ;,,.ro.,s lad lod ps
-, ,,.l,o a,a,. - o,,.,nor,,, ,vith the Gnvoru.
,L, IT,,,J S,,,os and or S,ain Ia nur
i',',, ,I, ,,;r',o.1 r. .Ion,,i,n nr fol.
imo, fro,, Shin L,i ,n,J,us lnk,varm with
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IL II ZIE l. Il IG III
BY CHARLES DICKENS.
IN FOUR PTERs.-CuATTER III.

~ iOOl OiI-'f4 Hi''' ''i1Ai In ii''
TCou}iuucd.7
prtho oo,, sIo,,, HE bo,d ,rd s;rhod. ord
e., I, , ~ " o o"oM omnoS anu
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~a, r snnal nv c,r WI amd ,oIl
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Ie '.e t",I "oo". ''|~ "1 u"J "Juoi"'s sh ~
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49,, ",""'.? mo,, f,ornon,, In, ,nn, .oiG ~ ~
@ Wv. ~ ,'r,;,,, eIo IaiH ""J &
Ve , 81 "Ga r"H, s j nop 'UCnoo J I"i
T .i'e % I'",,a? nl '', e. 'l'''
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- s4e c%Cket al all
! OocNet' bless yomM you never saw cr'9-
l"'f 't9S se' up ID al, your NE iIcr I"'her
C"cEel enough no sIe not cooke, any way
l"H We no' Ncatn in1c, oi Husah IaImer'
'ecA""' 20" 'i'nh sues c|cH't, one Is Just
one 10 come iuielIy ~ ana 90 'he very 'hlhG
most wanted; I'ttIe IhinBS, may De, mat any
one coold do' Dnt tNat lew WouII tilnk on, Tor
aho'1cr' nne Il or'ng Ier 'I,'mo'e WI I'er ana
Inend up p aver ~ '"e c,'ider o, nl@hs|and she
Wr,'PS ,I an heuy liarkers letters TO her grand
cIAid out at Ser''ce-and she 5 IN nobody's way
anI tl'als great m1''Sr' tSke It, Heres the
ch Ier running past 0chooI Is loosed' You i
Mia ma "'r ho"' h'S'"7 'eaoy TO near aho.'o hr'P'
but we none on us lraO her by gong near her
IN Schoo.,ime:
Ioor MT5; LeIghs heart began TO beat, and
she could almost have turhe round and gone
home, again Her country breeding had made
her 'hy OF stranger :, and TINS Susan Palmer ap-
p'ared to her Ike real born lady by all ac-
counts: 30 the knocked with tmd feeling