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DREADFUL ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHINE.-
A most heartrendng accident occurred last
night, about 3 O'Clock, in Fayette street, near
Run ally. The particula as near as we
could gather them this morning, are these -
Two girls, one the daughter OF Mr.. Ficke and
the other an orphan living with Mrs. Good
win, went over TO the bakery of MIR. Eckart
for something i'll his line, and when standing
near the-counter, Mrs. Eckart commenced fill
ing the lamp with canphine whilst it was
lighted, and MT observing when it was full,
having her attention drawn to something else,
let q considerable quantity run over, which
Immediately igniied and spread over most OF
the counter, setting fire to the dresses of herr
self and both the 81 iris. Miss Ficke ran into
the street with her clothes all in blaze, and
is most shockingly burnt. She is alive this
morning, but there is very little hope of her
recovery. Mrs. Eckart and the orphan girl
are both very much injured, but it is thought
they will recover. The name of the orphan
girl is Augusta Stiner, and her age about Is
years.-Battimore Pct, Wednesday.
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THE kA1D CAsx.-Two Witnesses wsfs
examinsd IN ibis case on Tuesday B. Ac-
cinelly, tcenductos on lie Sssboard and Roa-
noks Railr6ad,) and officer ingalls, Of Boston.
The former lssii6sd to having seen John w.
Rand and another stranger on the cars, going
from Portsmouth 70 Weldon, on the oath Of
March. Most Of the morning was consumed
10 Arguments concerning the admissibility OF
certain testimony.
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p.,.., r;.h,,. mail. ve received the verdict
Of the coroner's inquest over the Doo'es g =
Of the victims of the steamboat Henry Jay
! in which they declare:
Thar John f. TaIlman was captain, ana one
If The owners; James L. !essup was clerk
edward Hubbard, pilot; James EimenaorI.
second pilot; John Germaine, engineer; Inas.
Msr,;tt. assistant engineer; and that certain
s...'a~ man. whose name is unknown TO the
'"rv. but who was employed to attend bar for
ssid stea mboat. and that they we're all on hoard,
and each of them had part of the charge Of
said steamboat, and that after leaving Albany
on that day on which the steamboat was navi-
eating the Hudson river, in this State, and
while engaged in the conveyance Of pessen-
gers, Of excelling in speed certain other steam
boat, called the Armenia, or for the purpose Of
increasing the speed Of the said Henry Clay,
did create, or allow to be created, an undue or
unsafe quantity of steam, and in SO doing did
make or allow to be made excessive fires, and
did not use ordinary prudence in the manage
ment of said fires; and, although often being
demonstrated with by different passengers, did
for long time continue the excessive fires;
and in consequence thereof, through their cui
pable negligence and criminal recklessness,
the Henry Clay did, at fifteen minutes after
three o'clock, on the afternoon as aforesaid,
take fire, and all the deaths ensaed as afore.
said. And SO the jurors say that the death of
all the said persons and OF each OF them was
the result of an act perpeuated by John F..
Tallman, Thomas Collyer, James l.. Jessup,
james Elmendorf, Edward Hubbard, John
Germane, Charles Merritt, and the said bar
keeper, which act was eminently dangerous
to others, and evinced a depraved mind, regard
less ofhunan life, although it was perpetrated
without any Premeditated design to effect the
death ofany particular individual.
[Signed by all the jury.l
The operations al the wreck on Tuesday
were continued, and resulted in the removal
of all that was left which was worth bringing
to The city. The whole of the timbers were,
in fact, raised, but NO more bodies were recov-
cred. In the location Immediately beneath,
where the captains office stood, quantity OF
gold, silver and copper was found. The coin
which it had composed appeared to have been
completely molten, and run into all sorts OF
shapes as il fell into the water.
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HAWk> Il. SUTTON, NOiAnI
~ PUBLIC particular attention paid:t-
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. OF
nee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my
EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
49, NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours OF the day and evening.
lie 30-2u
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Respectfully yours,

(Sisned) w. Y. GusE.
Aauusactured byP. P. DU VAL, NJ D., nss
William G.. H. Va. to whom all orders should oe
addressed Price 81 2 csnts and u per ooitis;
For sale in Richmond, Va. by PURCELL, LApD
Il CO., wholesale agents, aud by IhoaAs
CAkTAY, }. BLAIR, A. B0DEk En-, ana w ss,s
P. LADD; in Baltimore, by CANDY hAi1ni
in Portsmouth, by GARLICK 81 GWAIHaLi'
and By Druggists generally. au e-o.sNs
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THE FlsHERIEs.-The following letter from
the British Minister was communicated to the
Senate on Tuesday last, by the President of the
United States:
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LAND Is An k ANTS.-The nIgn

Otlce No Law Buildings, Richmond, Va
NOte.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, bounty Lands, and ali
claims arising out otthe War OF 1872, or the Next
Can War. wiz De prosecuted with diligence 1 have
full list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
je I1-3m~ J. X. nj.
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We have bseD too much e0gsged In The duties Of 0uS
oce to notice. che msoy abu sped upoa
telegraph aud ts managers by tue edr Of IN 0nsfes.
ton Courier That gvnemsn has take0 the hherty a.
desne osst Sbufe ruuue srt iber-l trns upos uss
~ihout pointing outa any syrten -e'of except 10 ose
single iustspoc and IA a. cousaAe' to Ridiculous -
noIce. weIetl satl fled Mere stSSy 's
no ant of any system tor h fUcoes su ms'sgr0s
Telegraph hne. thsn that e'sitot we tnfoe we sest
ftaD0 our business, and We zeal ccnuoent hiS ssSe
tcps against have made from III 'ceiin& and NOT
hom any ,erct fe for tbe selfafe IT too o'mpsdy %
well eatifsd that hi clsrg,c have not the snS
O., oupose0o ~ truth we m"". e.rnes " s'o,. o"s
txhm'na ION OF our segment by thn dirciors ssa
socht elders, and We have sr ~ censafe fron ssy
cse not governed by other Gu sn he IN we-t u
the company Thst edi dung the S-ot dcssruouo1
chief oIeta st Chsre-too about hir iutes We ousd
tbs operator jost shere he sbu!d hsve Deco nnd jus
where W. have Always found him A. hts pcs rcAy sna
wnng to 90 h duty Had he sorvcss been REQ aroa %
tho tsugsret river he would Eoo moet chesrfuy;
but W. Bsd BET, nc leaving that seoo after rhe
maoe ampse arrangements for the rsps,rs. placing The
work upder the tos ut OF one az our st eoiens
contractors from Georgia Mr. 4. Lewis wtoh 80
a,eiatapce turn, he'd by %, gonner =. hts enxtoaosu
peuif y rpblsed the inc The chief of ohse
Offices nearer tho OF aston the spot
desing such assistance In theie power.
The eotor OF tho savannah hrpsbh. sco has Ase
the Savannah office
the management II OF the opsrsOri
IN hncrica ard although youth the Dusns,s OF ths
oc. is better attended than before. and ~
co"aer the seEestions of that editor ar ana
uncslied for
me big heUs tlso Jo'na In the ory against us win
ont Knowing we'll tho the Noise; but lac y
peated with the sound Of hs boasts ias
tiiy os his pstronsgo 60 the telegraph and thiBks hs
should have bls patches at halt price In oous usao
aud thinks editors ehouu have their business dos first
In pr~erenoe TO other customers We only sAy
scte # justice will not permit to pt that plan
oespIob placed 6lee by the humble iudiuda-
al In Nc community although may be the only
may to abo send during hta lite shall have
ttr,o,ly the most important European t edi-
tor We will not name the extent OF tho patronage Il
that editor for we are thanhfo for even s eli fssors
mt VI have unLrO Wh
aoh pay us morc In month for their private dos
Eatches than the whole combined press 0f Savannah
IN twoaDG appI hend would justify iayiaG
these private messages aside send hose OF tho pos
In conclusion win ssy 70 those geneMen the tGs-
graph tine pisced under charge by the
era and we shall continue to manag ITS sdas 70 ~
best of ability for their in nerest and saal "a
tine be peased TO obey any instructions coming froa
b I'm but eny dotation from other qusters consider
IN unJustifabe intcrft rtnce In business.
ELAN ALEXANDER, Presidcut.
Warrington and Now Orleans Telegraph OneN
Macon, Ca, Sept. ID, 1852.
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From the National InteIgencer, Sept "a
We learn that SeHor Don Joaquin Jose do Is1A0
was yesterday introduced TO the President BY Ar.
Conrad the Acting Secretary of State, AID prosont
ed his credentials Envoy Extraordinary sad AiA-
lister PlenpoteDtlasy Of the Republic Of Pora, aaA
made the following remarks the occasion
SirThe PreidenG OF Peru has been pleased 10 appoint
me his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pieaposen-
tary your government and, in delivering poor
hands the letter which accrcdits that
bm directed 70 express the sincere wishes which animate
the government people Of preserve unats-
the ieI dy rcatons which have existed since ths
dsc!agaon OF her Independence between that republic
and TIE United States and the confidence they feel tsAt
esy difficulty which appear to leopard these viii -
removed when examined with the impartiality 0iD-
oon which distinguish your government aud With ths
tbe whole world achnovedges and which place you
Pr' Hient position among the OF the iusri
good stauding betweon both
governments; and having had former occasion The
occupy will only eDdeavor your eovsr
mt ut iho sae which werc then dispenss
gratitude h,gb es,et for your country ana Of ore
found admiration for your Institutions.
To which the PRESIDENT replied as foll0ws;-.
am happy, sir, to welcome back to wsshingtau.
~ the envoy OF tho Peruvian government Too favor
able impression which you made Gurins your previous
mLio both upon our citzens and upon this govcrs
ment makes your present vit the acceptable We
have long cberhed lively regard for our sister repus-
lies IN south America ond for none do entertain
nothing the present relations Of tho two countries os
cba'ed 10 disturb that harmony which has hithGto
is ea between tneui The maxim OF this Ia
universal and exact Justice to all aud will
ingy do any set by which the rights Of another nstoa
ana particularly thosc Of sister republic will invaded
Believing that no serious and lasting difference Sf
opinion exit between two countries both OF whioA
only seek TO DO right hail your sdvent among fur
bihpg renewed that the time distask
when Tho friendly relations between Peru and the United
States be disturbed am grathed perce By yeur
letter OF credence that you fully authorized by youe
government TO negotiate in reference all matters u
difference between the two countries Anxious only
esabli,h such relations as may be mutually ben 6ols
cannot doubt that any negotiation must result In ths
adoption Of measures calculated promote the harmony
and Incl ese the commercial intercourse between the twe
republics.
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GOurt of auv,euIs.

The seIssmber of Court Appeals will com
L52 the calendar We give the folowing-
l-Martin BIspard respondent, agt. William Cooper,
Jr, and another. appellants.
2-simeon B Jewett, appellant, sgt. Samuel Miller,
and others. respondents.
3.-Horace Bailey President. Sc, appellant agt Wn.
RJde ana others, respond. nts.
9-Joseph Moss, lespond, nt agt James Averell, ap-
ptilsnt
G-Joseph Moss, respondent, agt Daniel Juison A.
pclant,
o. Benjamin Wright and others, appellants, ast Ezra
W. Miller and Others respondents.
The piesdeat, sc, of the Montgomery Cousty
Bapk repondens ast the Albany City bank and others,
S-Minot Mitchell, respondent, agt Miles Cook ana
wife, appellants.
o-lhtmas Burch, appellant, agt. Walter l.. Newbury,
lo-Abrahan Wing respondent, agt. Elias LaselI, ap-
ptllant aud o,hers
ll-Hamlton Peck and another, appellants agt sam
uel lpgersol and another respondents
2-Matthew joyce and another, appellants ast VIM.
Adams and another, respondents
10 John l.. III. McCracken respondent agt VIM. 2.
ht rfis and others appellants.
A-Ambrose III. shsldon appellant sgt. Daniel T.
Payne, sheriff SC. respondent.
E-Whliam Lynch appellant, agt. Ebenszcr Walsh.
is John Palmer special receiver, 60. respondent,
agt. Henry Yates, appellant and 9TH
H-Wm L. Van Rensselaer, appellant, sgt Abran
Witbeck sDd another, respondents
ls.Wm 7. Van Rensselaer,, appellant, egt. James Cst
trelL respondent
-George $. Riley, appellant agt Tho City Of Ro-
zo.-esorge W Allen, and another respondents, agt.
Theron Patterson appellant.
II --TerrrDce Dontlly survivor &c respondent, agt~
James CoIbttt impld. Sc appellant.
a. Peter Breasted, and another administrators, SO.
respondents ag The Farmers Loan End Trust Company
appellants.
~ John La Forge, appellant agt Peter l.. Hertcs,
rcsponurnts
"a james q, Allen and smother, respondents, aQt
Peter A. Aguirre and another, appellants
2b.-Alg.rDon II. AShburner, isspHnderA art. Gsorra
Balchen appellant.
20 william O. Foster respondent, sgt. Augustus Pet
tbone appellant
n -1he Farmers Loan and Trust Compazy aosa.
iants, sgt IL sander Curtiss rsfponderk.
2s-Jsnes n Cobb, sppciaAt, agt Ammi Dess ana
others retpoadenfs.
~ John g. Winter, respondent, ast Henry Colt.
and another, appellant,
3o-Run,on ~. tEsro, a2peusnt, ast Michasa
Mccormick respondent
Sl.-trapcis Price survivor, 80 appellant Art A.
drew McGown andotAers. respondents
32 David Burhans and others. an ppeIant Ant Thos
X. NaD Zsndt, and others, iesponelsnts
33-Jerome .. johnson sppeliant aQt Abraham Va
ientine steps4n u. Masn and Others, pendrnts.
| o4-W WhAan Y. Van Rensselaer,, appellant sgt. Wm
| Hand respondent.
10 -1homas Aodis Emmst, rec's, &C., appellant ss1
1 Aimee Reed respondent.
se-Alen Harris, aud another, resrondents ast kys
| ext Sc, appellant. -. ...o......
| 37-E. Darwin Lltchfed, and others, rc~PonosnsAs
] Nyt Robert n white another, sppeiisnts
gS Jeste Read and another rcspondcnts, agt DAAI
80 -Iocpso Burrows, rscr 20, appellant agt. David
| Tolfosd respondent =. -. an. .-,. -
| etpcndtnt. -----
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THy WEATHER is stiil cool, but very pleasant and
eSbi1etng. Yesterday delightful. healthy day,
but the night was chilly after the very weather
Building ranged as follovs:--At neon 70 deg ut
three, NJ u deg, AZ hye p. NJ, II deg. The night
was calm and pleasant
FfREs ALAAMs.--The alarm Mt IL o'clock Thursday
night was occasioned by FIRE which originated In the
workshop OF MIR. Alexander, manufacturer Of canes
hfhing rods &C. in rear OF Anthony street. IL
tingishtu with trifng damage A FIRE of little cuuse-
quence occurred at No 93 Trinity place. same night
IRE broke out at 10 O'Clock night in tho nun-
dry Of H. jackson Go at Nos 56 81 so and Oh Gosr
lex street 10 originated In The pattern shop accidentally
and Injured the contents and roof of the building good
deal damage about $500. Insured in the stuyeysant
Astor and Peoples Companies. A number of police
captains with three sections and platoon Of
IN atttnonnce A man named Patrick Burke. living at
TNentieth street and First had wooden stable
desroyed and lost fine horse BY fre the night
AccIptNrs "A young man named George Hopkins,
Hhen running with hose to of tho above frss
was knocked down and by another hose carriage
running In an opposits direction, lac had fracture o
the collar bone and much injured otherwise 0icer
Barton OF the Eleventh ward him up and procured
medical aid. and he sent homo TO No ISL stanton
street As Assistant Capt Snodgass Of the police force
crossing Broadway at Wall street Tnursdsy evening he
was knecktd down by stage driving rapidly. The two
Wheels passed over his legs and he much In
the bissst, where tho pole struck him.
DRKApFuL CAmpHryE AcciDxsr--A MorHEH -.
CnLp BuRsrp DEAri Coroner Ives held 10 ,,,as
yesterday at the nouse No $50 FIRST street 'soea en-
bodies OF Mfs. Rcbeocs Doyle and her iufa- =, child
seven months old, both having died our.asy fron
hwn req ised the previous Taesdsy ht by The sIpio
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TsiryD sTArEs DIsrrIcT Contradictions.
Urnko srsrKs ciacuIr CoUnr.--Adjourncd 10 Mon
day.
surnrss coURr--C,scvr-Ncs Sss, Sos ss7, Sss 70
GEO.
surnps<r Coupr --sp gciAI TSsM-.Motiovs
OosMor PreAs-Nce zoi, COZ, n0a 2Ds gpJ 10 2i2 2ll
2l6, 216, 2lT, 2iR, 90, by5, 66s, T.~
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IN. Batavia Hag Gays stranger whN gave Ms nans,
a ncsr A. be could be understood Mods Barbsra aud
ed that he was Prussisu by bir "a c,eA oa srtssV
pernspg last tho farm Owned he J. Ms0viAar three
sniles esst oS that place, Of cbcaesA
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Health and Mortality Reports.
CHICAGO ILiINois. The total member of deaths In
Chicago during the ronth Of August 1852 Was 35i Of
which 249 were from akolera
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We learn ihat Cs,t Joseph smoet viii relieve Capt
I. ". Wymar. In che command OF the Navy Yard al
this place ca Tie lat Of November uext at which tune
Capt wyasn's term will cxpre.-Putsr,oath (NII)
ChYpnici.
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sPsyRTr va.

nHICKRy FREE, THE ASTUNfSHINu IRISH Pc.
M dsstrian, has finished ono hail OF his truly aso
nibne walking thous md miles In one thousand
borrG having walked i've hundred mes In five hundred
hours Friday o'clock and stl renans In good
hsit, ana tho OF 500 at open for any person
me iii satcbhm his mile every hour Thstohed Cot
49, J.rssv eity JAMES MD0NALD, Proprietor.
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nIIsCELLANEOUS.

nKIDcEWATER PAiNT.-TuE BEST ARTICLE EVER
offered TO the public for roofs decks aud bottoms of
and other vesuels and from It's spark aud cndcr
proof qusee, for railroad bridges depots o Tests
monao and pecimen can be seen at the depot OF the
many. For sae dry in packages Of 0 lbs and upwsrds
In oil, 10 kegs OF 20 10 aud 100 lbs, by r. BOG ERT
GENERAL Agent 25 Pearl street. and rs street
NR III ATuS EAR AND EYE SURGERY, NO 5si
~ Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hotel 81 depose
that DR. Heath cured deafness almost instantly
IN operationP Henry. certify that Dr. Heath cured
NV daughter OF total bndness.-B Banker Once hours
from . to2 daily.
u,pyNcu POTATOES PER STEAMER HUMBOLDT
snrerior lot landing and for sale In lots 10 sut
purchaser at the market price fer domestic OF IN
$erior quslity by BAILEY HlNCkkN, south street.
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DRY GOODS.

fNLOAK5 AND MANTIELAs.--EVERV NOVELTY IN
~ the above nsod ngole personally celleotod hy tht
,ubocribcr io Paris rosdy ~ the Psris hsna En-
pora B5l Broad way whio the attention of adtee II
rsspeotfully invited Also oplondd variety % tndie
China French and othsr Shawls and tch tsootment o
fancy Furs, arriving by every steamer. GEO hULFiN
NEW EMBR0IDERIES-THE PACIFIC AND AfRiCb
~ have brought large additions stock OF needle
work goods as also jobs Of mourning goods vcis scevee
habtg collars &c &C., which will close out Ia lots q
tho wholersle buyers Of tho trade
JNO. HIGGINS n Co. No. As Broad street.
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REMOv AIS.

u EMOyAL-ruE UNDERSIGNED HAS REXovEf
~ FROM Jorasmor etreet 70 q Warren street. nroexyn
GEO, W, HENNINNS.
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kfUsIC, nUsICi MUsICi-THE UNDERSIGNED re-
l specially informs the public that he has just naed
smother SePlaying Musical Tnatrunent 1t 10 of large
az eix barrels and plays three oyersure bosdea
raj woliknown American ars u 10 especially sutaba for
lnrF. psror. For particulars &c. call at Is Chrystie
recs where he instrument be ard heard from IS
20 5 o'clsok la the afternoon. CuhRLES MAYER.
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Ls4tlOkts,

e--a
SRIsH WIIsKEY FoR Saloon HAND LARGE
quantity Of wiseu superior Malt Whiskoy now on board
In RosouE lying at Pier II, Esst river viii DO 6od by
4 puncbeor In small qusntities Amply 70 7. Il J.
gioGAE No. II West street.
xYuITR FRENCH BRANDY FOR pREsERylNG-
w For sale qunut suit families. at NJ H. UN-
pFEBIIS wholesale and family store 83O Brooms street.
Of Crcaby Scotch Ales India Pale Ale London ana
Dublin Porter and Brown stout SC, imported direct
NUM II. UNDERHILL. IMPORT Err AND DEALER IN
w Brsndies, Wnos, Whilkey, Ram, Gin, Champagne
Wines &C. offers for sale large assortment OF tue best
brands twenty ess than hHy ot1er hnuse An
extensive stock Of bottled Wnes Liquors Nc ~ Bf0ome
atrect Crosby N. BCity and country dealers
sre invited TO call.
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GFOLIAN FTANOFUKTEo.--T. UTLbEFT & CO. 3
AZ celebrated Pianofortes with and without the Eoan
The subscriber who 10 the sole sgeu in this city for the sale
Of hoee Instruments 1.-THE reputation Of which hoa become
world vidc) is pared TO offer thc st priooe which,
90 those Wishing co purchase cannot fail 10 be tsiectory
facilities obtaining tanos unsurpassed
eausled by those Of other housc ia the city he
not hesitate say, that he present Inducements
hHyerg found elsewhere Tie has constantly
hand extensive assortment of second hand Pianos st
bargAina which, he fenrlessy will doy competition
Gilbcrts clSgant Boudoir Cottage Pianos for small
rooms age helodeons Of Princee and Cafharts mako
tIrnnS Rcf;nn and other Pianos TO let
HORACE WATERS,
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MUsICAL.-GEoRGE SMITH. TEACHER or THE
lvI pianoortc, organ. and singing Address apply at
l2l West Sixteenth street Terms moderate.
NOTICF-ANY PERSON HAVING A coon PIANO
IN dispose Of will hear Of cash purchaser by ad ress
ing Handel box 1898 Post office.
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ITO ALL TEACHERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED
J. StatesThe subscriber has published his Of PEN
manshp for schools aud acade miles, in three and
c. with copies and instruction This sste has been taught
by the author at his academy in New YORK. during
fourteen years. with unexamped
fore been furnshed 10 schools Every letter contained in
the system including the covers Is engraved
fac sime Of the authors andwritng All copies have
printed directions under each line and the whole work
Believed to DC complete achyoursclf Of writing.
The books manufactured Of the finest quality Of paper
And sold at 81 DOZEN $40 gross All orders should
Ae directed, post paid, TO
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
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u W. WEsTCOTT, ,AUCTIONEER-THE ATTENTION
H. Of housekeepers invited to the sale of Furniture
Bedding &C., Monday morning. at 10 O'clock at No. 1i6
Grosnwioh consisting o large and splendid variety
of Parl0r Chamber and Kitchen Furniture Bed
ding 30. Ssle positive, shine
Dsmo day.
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A LADY, WHO SPEAKS FRENCH, GERMAN,
"A Italian, English, teach music and drawing and
has been fifteen years teacher In large young
Ladies', Ia desirous t. find situation governess in
family Best city references given Address IL. +. X,
Herald office.
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INSTRUCTION.

A LADY EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING, A GRADU-
ste OF one of our first seminares, and thorouz zh
English sohelar desires situation South either In
nary or ether SCHOOL The required would
proportion to the labor. Address a G. Haven Sta-
ford CT "