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ITALIAN Lhssoas-ruE ADVERTISER WISHES TO
'ele evening iessens ~ Al ltasn 10 months
ts ssspsss, . issiisst ssssss. ia sss Pcs
ERESon class, roR tApIss Avn GENTLEMEN
October ssss fsr french ,ssssrssass ssa reading
ss,.ssn y Laais. sls.s - ~.
.,ssr :, ssssssis rsss-s ~ a. sSss srn sasssss
q ossss q sii.'; rscss s. ~ s. ~.
.s s',,'r q fear'sss1 ssssss foa ssur - ssvss
GoLpsnIrns sYsrEn ov rEssAxsnTP.-rnKas
s.s NJ NO ys,,s = s,s%ss:a,p .s.si - ~
bad writer. s.t. iss.s. ~ NJ NJ .sss' 80 =.
book. for hon. practice Price ssRs Ger sale .. iGs
INSTRUCTION IN sPAsIsn.-sExoR n . yrNaur.
rys,s'sr q sas above lanssass IA us us,ssrsiy Z
s.",,s ~. ss renss go e. sla.s. tsr iaiiss ana
ss'ss ,ns ss.s,s s g .aJ
III Chambers street.
IMPORTANT TO LADiss.--TnE SUPERIORITY or
Mr. rayiors systsm an others Cor ea,,iuF ladies
;s.:' mus, cali No .,Iss sss i:
MRS HACKNEY Agent
pRivATE TUITION ron FAsiLirs or scADssrf,
and gen,sei air or gentlemen s1ias l. sssre ne ~Si
20 kfs s s sas; sa G ss. y & s
~ gentlemen TO whom The acquisition q beautiful aad
sssT :, ssps % s sssy sss
devised the undersigned Is able mpsrt 90 Ill pupils
without the Of failure business hand eon6aln-
In the highest degree correctness q form aud apdty
Of execution A. homo from four uatl ten o'clock DALI,
W. S. MACLAURIS, Writing Master. ~ Iryins place.
SPANISH LANGUAGE-DAY AND EVENING COW
- yersaton cnsscs-Prof MOrIoN, beg. ~ inform that
he will OPEN this morning his rooms, t3 Broadway
day for ladies. from y o'ciees AID
VIII ssSSS"
MADAME BARRIER, NATIVE or PAgIs-RR-
opens hsr classes Tor those p9ps who desire 10 COM
who have already made progress Can be FROM
two TO Eve o'clock 5G5 Broadway near
Vel. Terms moderate.
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day September a. i@2 at halt pass o'clock ct No.
fbey street. corner ~ GresnMieh miscoaneous assor
ment q Groceries, Sugars, res anee, Rice, Mustard
hAeeAroa, Havana S~setmea Ginver Sweetmeats.3 ri
sTrle and Cherry Marmalade. hstetas, Ink, Segars
Alse Brandy. Vine Gin, Rum Lap4Ua Porter Cnraooator
dat fsprernint Ac. WELLINGTON A. CARTER,
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAN ExcuRsIoNs FROM FULTON FERRY.
BrSoniyn 70 Greenfield sAsep. Head Hay, and LsAs
and suAdys each end u tho yopts, 81 and % sioc
An and ~ AAl s'eloehs J. II
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NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD
N Summer Arrangemonts--0n aud after Wednesday,
August L. 1862, trains will as follows Leave New
Haven at 100 A. NJ Accommodation Train for View London
stopping at all stations. 25 A. n Express Train for Gull
ford Connecticut river Lyme, and New London CONNECT
ing with the steamboat and rsoad lines Tor Stonington
for New London stopping at AN stations Leave Ncw Lon
don at $50 A. M Accommodation Train for New Haven,
stopping at all stations 1000 Express Train Tor Lyme
river, Guford and New Haven Psseonsers
leaving Newport Providence aud stonius,on IN tho morn
ing, arriving At New London take thts train for New
York. $50 Y. N. Accommodates Train for New Haven
stopping at all stations The l25 A. NJ Express Trsin
New Haven the arrival Of the A. w. Express
Train New York The Gbb r. Accommodation Train
Train from York The trains leaving New London ~
GO A. N. and 04e A. NJ esnneetat New Haven with mo
New yoIs Train q ~ ~ AID l,S p NJ zee ~
Trains New Haven for Hartford and sprngaed or Now
York, The same evening. ,uc idch. n. D0Hp, sup.
NEW HAVEN, August IL. ls2
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING soUTR.-CHANGE
~ Of Hour Of Leaving baltimore or Norfolk and Chasies
sopOn and after Wednesday che 18th inst, Of the
Bay Dir steamers will leave shs lower end 81 Spears wharf
aafy SUNDAYS ex.eptod for hosfsik rertsmeush Wei.
o'clock In the morning instead O'clock In the eyopn
AZ preseu Passengers arriving Ia Bsltmcre from Pha
spais e New lsss n any q sso seosnSes s.snSs
'AA'S' ~ 'ss''' "''A 'A' ~ ~ falls. Agent.
IIUp3ON xivER RAILRDAn-FRAINS LEAVE
Ghsnss s.r.st sss,sa lsy sc1as5s sss.ps'd s9r
Bafaic n Montreal a. eight o'ssA Inc same ovcsns
1our r "; Express r,an 81 a. Z. VI snS Aecemmods-
on Train, .. hafpsst seven r. n Ppsecuscrs taken ~
Chamber sres Csasi street csssSrher street rogr-
81 70 Troy 81 20 70 Montreal u Bvaslo, CIV 10 g
cssg &c. sss; sns ssss s e ,ss esssips'
GeORGs avARx. sucertnseadent
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sS..~-s rseorss NAIL FOR CALIFORNIA, SOUTH
II EfTEk 1919 sandwich IAands sud China, wa
~ Ams az ssoeS ssptsnbsr syh. omec. Bssiess Co.
70 - ~ ocissk Al n charge u special nsssese
shscu K SScSb Co. No. Assos Rsuss. vsssy5sssA
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HINRY 7. LEEDS. AUCTION FrR.-uoUsRHoLD

.Nhf LEEDS, AUCTION GR.-HoUSRHOLD
ftrritnre, iiau"tprtes, &c. r. iuetion.-Ienry n.
sfa VII ss On Tu-sday. sept y tt lO o'clock at saoa
sesm = Chamber street Brassy large assort-
1 hvasehpld Furniture, IiAunprteg, ETC., by cata-
st t'thsA very large s-sartme 4 yaluble rosewood
-. ~ r.hg tafbhnfrt both 4 second hand,
.-hf ~ hr1sfsi~ and three pls rpets. largo French
mirrors o paintings, french ma &C. cks and
sse~e"a and mahogany Parlr fur suito Italian
marie tp sentte tables sAteHfior ming do stone China
atnnfr thing ry table CUTLERY
boFany tffug bed drosslnr
sesa.4, siih Nns without marble and washstands;
lest i've feather beds hatt aud piIlow1 bost
eslfsa hAn maitrrRsssi Haluat tase bedsteads and
chair, painted chamber furniture + acts Ia match ma
hesany sotas and hair cloth and crimson
rash tse handsome walnut library ,ok os, work and
sney tables brass and efht oek. looking uasses
Hente hsa hAeisnd.i mahogany threc-quarter French
hairs sAnut and marts soat chairs together with
~ asns variety inrg. asd el furnished house.
u - which IA excellent order and well worthy the
attenton q heasskesper cataegne tho morning Of
=
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II ICTION NOrIcE-rmos - .nnnIan...

n IA. VI FhoS Itfit AUCTIONERR
No IA Wsst Braad. a''n Weiaoslay AZ 0,I O'clock a
~ FAMILY Groc - por store eomnrs.
tineht ~ art In the line Ca.n
fs,ars. ssgar., ~ h.o oers wagon and
fa-,aarra~ - fr~'' '"A' go f- More particulars
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBAEY, TROY, AND. LEBANoN sPRINGs.-rME
N care the New York aud Harlem Railroad leave the
City a station, New York. daily Sundays exc-pted).
At 10 o'clock A. MSail train to Chatham -Four Corners,
connecting with the Western Railroad for Albany and Troy,
lebanon SPRINGS PSfesd Springfield hnd other nterme-
aia,e stations At ozpok y. determination train
to Chatham Four Corra connecting with Western Rail-
road going Passengers for Lbenon SPRINGS will take
he 10 o'clock A. H. train % Chatham, Western Railroad
% Oman and stage 20 Lebanon arriving carly tho saas
r. sLoAT, supsrintsndcnA
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NANCY ARTICLES.

CnvER EARctRo PLATED ware or CIARLEs
- Chris.olo tour received ron Saeoo oemeissea
TStes sneors pris Desert Knives Tea 3ets fraya
sshe nssxnta "a 40 All those articles aro o. the beat
rrcnoh and Enci,h patterns snd are warranted much
rneror for use md year. 70 40 cvor-are thss PLATED
ordfnsrv yrseaas cfored 10 the trade ~
X L,sss priossL VICTOR BISHOP, inpcrtsr.
~ Is Maiden lane, up Ftairs.
SILVER WARE AT REDUCED PRICEs,-
- CAstorS heaten ni8lere
Tea SetA, 1oAst hncka yrandolot,
Coffee PcAe, Qreayy boetA Vandlssheka
bor1, Bottle nsAAAA Iruis staaaA
Bells, Zee SaAA No. @es
~ TicTs ii2HoS. Isssssw. = Maiden n.a
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

RRoOKEs DANCING ACADEMY, At MS NEW
The fhs %os styles nsapsp sss '1s
variety Of Waiting Of hi, country and Eursrs viii -
,onsbls charges new clsss viii DO formed Monday
'T on Tus.s.p sss 1sr e.:
ssInosn a. Tor children hare As
o'clock.
HANGING ACADEMY, lloGRAND STREET FOURTH
S NV Aid ~
with gren s VII Ss laugh: BY him day .n
fectiy an fat in the dance Of tbs saloon.
EERRERo's DANCING AcADEMY.-NApAME pU-
- BREUL fERRERo, and her brother, EDWARD FER
Ho hat hey have 10 their new aud son%sdoS.
gEsIss. No. 80 West 5our.ss1ih street, between Fth ana
ssr.esions q Dancing saturday The l6th ~
q ssse .sa 'i"sa 90
f;i sS. an: .s S....
frssy. .as g.'' street. '''''n On Tuesdays ana
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS MADAME 4:
II Giayss) Academy for Danelns ess Broadway. win
ssssysa universal APPROPRIATION co%bnsd With nsraetian
sl al h a.. fia Il: sis nc s"s % sss
hsathfa active and graceful Of ,h1 %
sSss
snssn ,ss a r. sps i
ns In order obtain pleasing graceful
part 70 ssh ra is'i'a dsnssS
A CARD-Ap cHARRUAUD TAKES PLEASURE in
n announcing TO his numerous patrons and well yi.hss
residing the upper part Of tho city that his Dancing and
Waiting Glasses will 10 October next at his
room, East Thirteenth street. two doors west OF Broad
way, and University place. The locality Is conmo-
du and pleasant suitable for select gentsl
school and in proximity the several 81 Broadway
sna Fh ompeusGs and the r9sr.h avenue ran
Tho sixth and Eighth rail In Wc4
Broadway Mt all hours during the day and evening and
land passengers at tho OF White street. within half
hi: RsasS iG'h r prp; T 1,s sp S
saloon At 70 White street for select parties balls
and sorees throughout the season. Terms moderate.
Please call at his residence IS West Eleventh street.
DANCING ACADEHY.--H. MEYEN RESPECTFULLY
- informs his friends aud the public that he
reurned from Princeton, and viii the Dane
ing Season the 18th Of October Mr. " viii bo happy 20
receive his friends and applications daily till o'clock At
his residence, No 5l HOUSTON street. near Broadway.
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I10R PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. e. MAIL AND
Eypr,ss lines through In fonr Jersey Rail-
scai via Iersoy city leaving Ses York at A. M foot u
Uortiana, sreet AND b r NJ Liberty street. Fare s.
far csas and az ~ for second class In aud A NJ
Return 10 End A. ". aud 81 =. " Baltimore, wash
ntton NoTk and Charleston through tickets sof In the
T.. NJ. lires.
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CAMDEN AND AHBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILA DEL
~ phis-Ieaves BY steamloat JOHN POTTER Pier No.
Nprth river at A. H. and r. NJ through in AZ houre.
Enrc srst class So second clans by r. NJ limo only) ss
euruiuE leave philadelphia, foot on Wnut street. nt
A. u. and 2 T.. ~
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ITALIAN lfseONs.-TuE sDNNHrtsFK WISHES TO
tate evening lessons ~ ltaitan Zoe manha
h.ihs IN he sisinity ~ Jeesrsqn srkst prvfsrrpa
nnst Ne eenpstnt 20 instraCt address Uos sd1 Psst
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w HIsKERs PRODUCED IN SIX wxs s,. :, ,s,srs sns
W er.hsn's 0nSuent - ,n ~, yssrs q Ssiassss
Rear 10 n Coma Trsmort uou-s, Bestes Tnss ~
lar Seat 70 part ne E.u isk stresA
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OARD-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY MAY HAVE A
pleasant front tho third noor " m board AZ
shgiby located dwelling No. 10 Wooster street Refer
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IN n. PETERS co. INVITE TIN ATTENTION
81 country dealers 70 their extensive stock q winos
Brandses and Havana Sesars which they
p1essy for their fall trade, and tho the lowest
market price 70 cash short buyers ders solicit
I'd and promptly attendsd 70. By n. II. PRTKRs
u -. No. ~ broadway.
ALKIRK, CAHPBRILa, MUIR aONs AND
rsrngsrs teetsh Ales London ana rnhiin Porter and
brown Scout East India Pale Atc, Champagne CIDER PHI
,s1dspms Ale ard Porter. &C., &C. Tor sale by VIM IT,
uknEkHIlI 80 Broero street. CROSBY Dn DOZEN
ssIsst caarst st 81 r. snd 81 20 pcr docen Bottles
W.. urpERtisIL- lMroRrER AND DEALER IN
~ bssndses Vices, whiskey. Rum. ain. Ohsmpntre
wnss ss oMers scr rs,e large ssscrtrcns q ths Scs
$500 :. - sc POT sent Ices than otlfer house. An
sss ~sscn = neste1 Wines ouces 30. 40 Bsccsns
o"rne p wCrscoy N. BCty ana ssuntry 6exisrs
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kOARDING:--To SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OF HIGH
.s neatly furnished parors and bod
ROOM Inquire at 69 Houston street. first house west
oadway, late parsonage Of ST. Thomas Church.
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pARD IN APRIvATE FRENCH FAMILY-A GEN
tiemen and lady or two single gentlemen 10 accom-
lated with board and furnished rooms newly painted
ayatS French family Of the highest respectabty. Apply
Aue.
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GARD IN BROOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND ms
wfe or three single gentlemen, oan have pleasant
ms with board whore tho family small and thcrc arc
ether boarders Location pleasant and within eight
boklyn. 1850
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BOARDING IN BRoOKLYN-A FEW SINGLE orN.
tIemen can DO accommodated with breakfast aud Ea
dinner ON Sundays in private family whore there are
u few boarders References exchanged Apply M III
lgh street. N'fS - ~
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1oARDING;-A fEWsINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN m
accommodated with breakfast and tea aud dinner on
mdays in Handsomely furnished house. with ali lho mo-
I'm improvements Reference required and given Apply
No. 81 Georges place, East Thirteenth street.
rat and Second avenues
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QOARD.-DESlRABLE SUITES or ROOMS, HAND
someIy furnished for gentlemen and their wives also
oms LOT single gentlemen be obtained In the nrst
ass modern built new house with baths gas Ne abe
entity OF Union square The location l. Desirable and Tor
nvenence cannot be surpassed Cars pas The
por. Apply NJ ie6 Fourth avenue above Tenth street
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A sBIsTos ToR DENTISTS, BLooDsT0NEs FOR
N varnishers Cyanide rotAsiums Tor silver rlaters Po
fishing Putty for EAss besced sheilac for hatssss
aud xarrishtra Manganese Tor glass manufas
Refined Nickel FOR siiver manufacturers,
chloride "a Lime Blcaebpg Powders and other Drug,
che uie ais aud metals, for sale w
DR. a.. tEI CIiTN ASGEI. Il Maiden Lana.
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CPLEN ROOMS WITH BOARD, CAN BHAD
At the clegfresdence, No. 81 Prinoe srect west Of
unsurpassed. IA back pArlor and bedroom hrst
floor.
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100 BEpwAY, NEAR EIGHTH sTREEr.-Fo
sO<S lot, respectable parties suits Of parors and
single rarrhd bedrooms attached, aud smaller single
rooms in tskt class private dwelling, Gas chandeliers
in psrlore gatxtures In al ether rooms hot and cold
water Atba Good attendance and Soard farniahcdI
SCARED IN anySlc &c suit applicants WM. l.. HALL.
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VUANTBD-BY VERY COMPETENT YOUNG PER-
w situation seamstress. Would DO willing TO
wait lady growing children is fully capable SCI
governe or housekeeper in private family Can
produce excellent testimonials Please call at I3 West
street. between Seventh and Eighth for
ene week.
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/ A IkONT ROOM AND BED ROOF ON TIE ssooSp
noor may be had by gentleman lady or .insle
sensiemsn with rnli Or partial board Apply - 10 Has
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Do0Ns TO IA FRONT PARLOR AND Bed
~ room, thcond floor with breakfast and tea IL
CURED can bo h,y two nsle gentlemen. At
II Ninth street. Sixth avenue. The rooms oommuni-
cate with each cr
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DARD-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND A SINGLE
gentleman. can DO accommodated with board and
ms IN a small private family whore thoro would be
r Doarders References given and required. Please
ress Harrison street. Herald Office.
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ARD WANTED-F0R A GENTLEMAN, WIFE,
and daughter eight years old; two small comfortable
hning rooms will be requ red, with bed each and
r necessary furniture. Permanent board is wanted.
lady II want the privilege Of do ng light wash
n the house. The best reference given. Please ad-
- d. Herald othce, stating terms which must DO
Payment weekly. The lady Will do all the work Of
lDg care OF the rooms.
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VNO DRUGGISTS-WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO
has some knowledge Of compromising medicines to
work medicine factory. Must bring good for
integrity and industry Board salary will be
given. Apply at ~ Fulton street, Brooklyn.
, 1852-11-06
How B3RNUm PvncnAseD the MUSEUM.

How B4RNUM PURcHAsED THE MUSEUM.
In an essay which P. T. Barnum contrib
uted to Freedly's Treatise on Business, he
thus alludes The to purchase oflhe Museum
Sin 1S41 l purchased the American Mu-
scum in New Yo.k without dollar, for |
was not worth dollar in the world. But
was never disheartcned always felt that
| could make money fast enough, il | only
set my mind to it, ] remember meeting a
friend in Broadway a few weeks before /
came in possession of the Museum. 'Well,'
said |, 'Mr. A., | am going TO buy the
American Museum 'Buy it p said be,
for he knew had no property; what do
you intend buying it with p Brass re-
piled, for silver and gold l have none.'
II was even so. Everybody who had
aay connection with theatrical, circus or
exhibition BUSINESS, from Edmund Simp.
son, manager of the Park Theatre, or VIM.
Niblo, downt the most humble puppet-
Snowman ofthe day knew me perfectly well.
Mr.. Farncis OlmsIead, the owner Of the
Museum building, (now dcceased,) noble,
whOle-souled man as one often meets With,
having consulted my references, who all
concurred in telling him that was a good
Snowman, and would do as agreed, accept
ed my proposition 10 give security for me
in the purchase of the Museum collection,
he appointed money-taller at the door, and
crediting me, towards the purchase, all the
money received after paying expenses, al
lowing me fifty dollars per month, on which
10 support my family, consisting of wife
and three children. This was my own
proposition, as determined so TO live that
six hundred dollars per annum should de-
fray all the expenses of my family until
had paid for the Museum and my treasure
Of wife land such wife is treasure y
gladly assented TO the arrangement, and ex-
pressed her willingness TO cut the expenses
down to $400 per annum, if necessary.
One day, some six months after had
purchased the Museum, my friend Mr.. Ohm
stead happened in at my ticket office at
about - O'clock, and found me alone, eat
ing my dinner, which consisted of few
slices Of corned beef and bread that bad
brought from home in the morning. is
this the way you eat your dinner q he in
qured, have not eaten a warm dinner
since bought the Museum, except on the
Sabbath, replied, and intend never 10
cal another on a week day till gel out of
debt 'Ah you are safe, and will pay for
the Museum before the year is OUT he re-
Plied, ,slaPping me familiarly on the shoulder;
and be was right, for in less than year
from that period, was in full possession Of
thc Museum as my own property every
cent paid out Of the profit of the establish
ment. Had been less economical, and
less determined, my expenses would have
kept pace with my income j should have
lost much valuble time in going home every
day to my dinner and my present situation
would probably have been very different
from what it is"
, 1852-11-06
What q erpected of.an EDITOR


It tisexpecied Of every ediisr 10 have an
opinion OH every 'aibjebl, and to be ready
10 declare i at any moment, and besides il
is expNgxd " hiurto be always right. at
least nosiloWance is made for errors OF in
advehencies-
Il is expecl.d Of every editor, BY each
one Of his patrons,u to declare his opin-
ions 10 rrlaiion to all such matters, as may
appear 10 each Of in'cresl or in po,tancc,
and though bis oIcresaid "partrons " take
opPosiIs sides, and all sides. Of the same
question, he is expected by each 10 square
his opinion, to suit The peculiar notions Of
eacl',
II is expected of every editor, by every
one Of his readers, who is in the least hob
by-horseiccal, that every article in his pa
per shall relate 10 The peculiar hobby of
each---and if il do not, his paper is pro
nounced stale.
Ii is expected of every editor that he will
take sides in coniroversY---if he DO not his
readers are all mad--if he do, he runs a
great risk of making them madder.
1t il is expected Of an editor to give news
whether there is any or moi, and 10 be puncl-
ual in the issue Of his paper, whether the
printers are alive or dead or whether he
ever gets lis pay or nOt.-IMnrysville
Tribune.
, 1852-11-06

TREASURES OF THE DEEP-Within few
weeks anew effort has been made TO xe-
pIore the wreck Of The British frigale Plum
per, which was sunk near Dipper Harb5r,
about half way between Eastport and St.
John N. B., with seyenly-6ve lives, and
from $5O,0-0 to 100000 in specie, 10
1915. The wreck lies forly-iwo feet below
the surface Of the water, is Of course much
decayed, and the adventurous explorers had
10 oyerturn the washings Of sand, &C., which
cover her, some six feet below the bottom.
They have brought up about 1920 in Span
ish silver, mostly wholes and halves, the
action Of the sea having made them lighter
than the original weight, and they were
blackenod as fby poWded, having evidently
been taken from The magazine. Remnants
of pistols, grape shot, &C., were also brought
up, and as sad accompaniment, many hum
an skulls. The party will continue its cxplo-
rations for the present.
, 1852-11-06
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ROBERT NEWELL, Champoeg
JAMES c. STRoNG, Cathlamett;
isaac n. EREY, Whidby's Island
HENRY c. Wilson, Port Townsend;
BALcu & PALMER, Steilacoom
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CHAs. C. Terry & Co., New York;
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f. s. HOLLAND, Oregon City;
A. A. Denny, Seattle;
S D. HowE, Penn's Cove, Whidby's
Island
JomS r. JACKSON, Jackson's Prairie,
Lewis county
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