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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

81 LATEST FROM EUkOPE.
We have one weeks later intelligence from Eu-
rope, by the steamer Asia, which arrived at New
York on the 10Th instant: - - 90 ' - .'s - 30
Paris was perfectly quiet. The whole number OF
votes cast at tho late election was 9,lf6,774-of
which Louis Napoleon received ,, ,439 ,si6. He has
been inaugara,ed, and the ceremonies passed off with
out dis.urbancs. The President replied as follows
to an address by M. Baroche: = :>-..'.-
= "Franee has comprehended that departed from
legality oteturn to the right. Upwards of
voters have absolved me-. Ny object was to save
France and perhaps Europe. from scenes Of trouble
and anarehy. I understand all the grandeur Of nv
'mission do not deceive myself as to its difficult
ty ;sbut with the counsel and support Of albright
minded men,. and the devotedness Of the. army and
the protection Of heaven, hope 10 secure the dest
nies Of France by forwarding institutions responding
to the democratic instincts OF the nation, system OF
povsrnment which reconstilutes authority without
ndnR the feeling of equality closing any path
of improvement. hope TO found an edifce capable
Of supporting.a wise and beneficial liberty"
The intelligence from other parts Of Europe is NOT
interesting -. ..-.-.,o,3,.,: s.-.,i
F Cotton heavy and depressed, and decline Of Of
a penny. Flour active at slight advance. and
corn dull Rosin had advanced. and turpentine was
brisk at former prices.
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Kossrrn,s MoraER NOT DEAD. The Csnstituttoni
eles Biatiaus Bohmsp has letter from Pesth dated
Dec CO. stating that the report which bad been in
circulation that tks mother Of Kossuth had deceased,
was entirely erroneous. We also find the same state
:. men, in the Vienna papers. N. Y. Tribune.
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SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
The following cases have been argued before the
Supreme Court, since our last:
e.. -: -.,. ..sf MONDAY, January l9.
Craig's Exr's. ps, Howard. in Equity from Orange
argued by III. Bryan for plaintiff and Norwood
for defendant. Washburn %. Corbett. in Equity from
Caswell--argued by Kerr for plaintiff and Norwood
for defendant. :
TUESDAY, January 20. ..
State -. Uzzell-argued by Busuee for defendant.
Maxwell q. Maxwell, in Equity from Guford-
argued by Miller for plaintiff. So.
Patterson %. High. in Equity from Orange-spb-
mitied by Norwood for plaintiff, and Saunders and
G. W.. Haywood for defendant. e:'i 7,>77 >s''-'
Smith o. Turren.ine, in Equity from Orange ar.
gued by Haughlon for plaintiff and w. H. Haywood
for defendant. - 1a' sgss.s e - so.'"t'4 -
f .. ...-......,, =, - WEDNESDAY, January 81. ]
+ Lemons vs. Mcdonald, in Equity from Recking-
hom-argued BY Kerr for, plaintiff aud Miller fol-
.,.-.-= TUESDAY, January %.
Carter and wife us. Williams and others. in Equl-
ty from Rockingham argued by Miller for plaintiffs
and Kerr for defendants. -, -. ;,.., s.,:.~
Trice vs. .Turren.ine, from Orange-asgued by
Moore, Iredell, and Norwood for plaintiff, and "
H. Haywood, J. H. Bryan, and Haushton for defen
dant. -.,.-., r.. :, -. 4,...,,- -.
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THE REV. SAMUEL B. McPHEETERs.

=. THE REV. SAMUEL B. McPHEETERS.g
The following extract from the St. Louis Cores
pondent Of the Presbyseran,' Philadelphia. rela-
tive the highly gifted and esteemed young Divine.
whose name heads this paragraph, will be read with
pleasure by his many aequain.ances and friends in
this City. May success attend all his efforts in his
Holy Mission in the far West! - -" -. -.
'"On Sabbath evening, the l4th instant. the Rev.
SAMUEL B. McPAEErERs was installed pastor of
the Westminster Church. The night was the COL
dest Of the season nevertheless, the house was well
flied, and the services peculiarly impressive. The
attachment Of this congregation to their minister has
been steadily increasing since he came amongst them.
and is we'll deserved. The earnest piety, the em-
nenty social qualities and entire devotion e his work
casuot fail to render Mf. Mel Pbeeiess asuecessful
pastor, and one greatly beloved BY his flock. The
increase Of this church is steady and their prospects
never were better than at the present." '.......
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!THI1RT,Y,;sEc;o oND. CONGRESS. !:
IL ,s;a, -, FnIpAY, ian. i6,slss8..-
The Ssss.s di4 eot :it to,day;; -; -.

The Sehan did not cit to-day. - s..s..,ia t->-E
=, =, HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES. .efEE
!, % motion Of Mr.. Daniel, of N. Co. the House
went into committee the private calendar,
man Of Coma, in the chair.y y. = ~ :+7..4,:
Various bills were taken up that had been reported
from committees. Of very little general Interest, chief
y relating to individual claims. :EE,lz.:.z;,
That authorizing the payments Of interest to abe
State Of. New Hampshire for advances made for The
use Of the United States IN repelng invasion aad
suPPressing Indian insuuection, excited short dis
cassion. in consequence Of . provso introduced by
the judiciary committee, limiting the amount Of inter-
est to be paid 10 $6,OO0. .-.5i., ., -, a.!
Allgsion having been made to the claim Of Mary
land, Mr., Walsh explained that the difficulty, was
caused by payment for interest having been credited
as principal, by which upwards of 900 are due
mosioa 10 .,rKs ou, the provision was loss. apd
the bill was reported 10 the House for its favorable
consideration. . .,..l = -., 49,, - >. :, -,
The committee having made considerable progress
in the private calender, rose, and the ehairmaa
reported the bills which had been disposed OF to the
House. -.' -...s-:., - -.
That for the relief Of Com. Pendergrast being OBJ
jected to, because there was specific sum stated,
and report accompanying the bill and it was re,
ferred to the Committee Naval Affairs, with in
stSuctons to ascertain the amount applied for.
The House then adjourned to meet on Monday.
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, The Tsbqlg Ssatene et r. Nhjsh zaesempan'ss oshs
Comp,reIlers Report besp dslsysa'hy 'hs. s'1k'
ness IF some Of the hauds e@pleysan our ss'a''''h
ment 1t will appear soon. ,,,:r..;s, =. 81 = <-5
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rTelegraphed for the Richmond Enquirer.l

Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer =.
introduced resolution declaring against Kossutt's
doctrine :ot intervention. and in favor Of Washing
toms advice on the subject OF foreign relations.
The resolution was ordered 10 be- printed. - -
Mr.. Walker introduced bill giving quarter sec
,ian Of land to every married man, who shall become
All actual settler. --..-' - '..'%''I'- - =
HousE.-The House spent the day in debating the
subject Of the census printing. ..,..,.. .. <....
Nj. Clngman offered resolution declaring it a
right of the States TO exclude slaves free negroes
from their limits. ...., -. .l,.-s--, ~ ...k-
WAsHlKeros, JAN. 90. The House is. now de-
batting the mode Of paying the Mexican indemnity.
Nothing of interest transpired in the SeRate.
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: The Railroad Journal has very iatsres,isg atieIs
on the railroads of The United States: There ~
IF constroc,ion. New York stands az tho bead Of
the list, having no less than 1926 in opsfasionp
Pernsylyania stands next, having If46 miles eop-
'struc,et. 81 Massachusetts, fOsy., Ohio 929-. @
creates, Of the western states Gsosga has
next greatest, Ohio has 1892 III progress, apd llli.
nois l4o9. Virginia has sls in progress an4 47A
.cDmplsted. Ohio. when her prescott fines eotli
ple,ed,, 4 i'll be ahead Of New York. Tie Nsx Enx.
land roads cost $4,000 per ipiie the New Yo!k
roads 10000 ;rhe southern roads only $2o, 0QQll
rail roads In ,he United States than III al tfs ord
Es;i.. = = %i a&f;ssF;% - ''" 'Buaton Poak
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This has been the most extraordinary winter ever
known. On Sunday there was much fain,, which.
we trusted, would wash off &te ice and Proddteeasy
interconrss between different parts of the country.
But at night .he weather became freezing, and the
ground was covered with hard and dangerous seet.
The no,shern ears, which left Aqua Creek a2 p. n.
on Sunday, did not reach Richmond until day break
Yesterday morning. When grade on the road was
reached i: necessary to send the locomotive ahead
to break the ice. so allow adhesion bring g7up
the passenger aud mail cars. At Fredericksburg an
Intellectual attempt was made to procure another 10
comotive to push the train; The train from Pet.
ersburg, due at this place by half past in the NOR
ming, did not arrive until near locock in the after
noon Of yesterday. -.l:' - ...s. r.-... - -:f
The whole of ryssteray the sareets wore covered
with sleet as polished. toogh not quite AZ hard. as
glass. Locomotion was dangerous 10 foot passen.
gers--and horses attached to heavy carriages aud
wagons had terrible time. Indeed, wehsar Of sew
eal horses being killed by sudden falls the frozsa
and slippery paved streets. Rich. Ena.e Tues.
VINO ls TO BE THE -WHIs CANDIDATE FOR Gov
ERNoR Our Wing contemporaries have been agita
ling this question for time without .nakin4muc
progress towards unanimity OF sentiment ForDeri.
we believe it easiaf matter for them 10 agre
upon their candidate. We will not say that it wa
because there were giants in those days" for we re
cognize among the names which have been mentione'
ID this connexion. men Of worth and ability. but WIZ
will be surely beaten they snsr the injudcios
counsels their friends to prevail upon them to run
where, it is evident. from the result of the late cleo
ftons. Ia North Carolina as we'll as elsewhere thi
will be satisfactorily demonstrated At the next elsc
ton. Gov. Reid is mere popular to-day than he We
when he gained the 6sst great victory of Dsmocfac.
over the hosts OF Federalism. =, - ~. G. Lsen.
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a.i De,a"a'e is closed BY ice, and travel on the
sn.' s' North, is suspended by drifting spow. Tho
u,.. @e,ef at Franconia, New Hampshire, lssys 2
,,sa. s'"0ent Of the Richmond Enquirsr.2 was 43
mistake. " ' ~'' '
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The Foreign News ia chiefly important as indica-
ting the eon,ieued s?ecess Of Louis Napoleon; The
announce his election. and to delegate to him the
power TO- form a new Constitution. DEGREES and
edc,s the order of the day, but the condition Of
the country. thanks to the bayonet. is quiet.
The letters of our correspondents, which we are
obliged omit to-day, state that the probable result
of the New Constitution will be the establishment Of
an Imperial Democracy. the power Of the Executive
being personal and regal in all but the name. ::
In England, there are runors that Austrian intri-
CUES occasioned the resignation of Lord Palmersto.
The French Press comment very freely upon the
changes, present and prospective, in the English
Cabinet. :e@&.-,''. ~ 90 >.
The news from the Continent Is not important.
Specula,ions abound, but no new facts Of State po-
cy are developed. - '.7. ~'l u 1.''''.2 > -
In Pefsis, ravolntion has occurred, breaking out
at Teheran. The First Minister fs dispiaosd from
power and his brother elevated 10 the dignity. An
archy was the natural consequence. v' '-r.'1
A. letter from OUT Paris correspondent contradacts
the rumor of the death Of the mother Of H. KossGth
Ole Bull, the Norwegian violinisi, is-a passenger
by this steamer. - ~%.. 49, : *4tetf York Times:
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e Prof. Emmons, State Geologis,. arrived here
on Wednesday lsss,s and will Immediately make the
necessary arrangements for no'nme"c'aS &seo'egcs
MineralogicaL and Asrethoral Snrssy Of the State
under the act of The last Assembly,! '<"@ 50 :
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: Ma. WEBSTER AND THE ACsTRiAN CHARGE. There
appears to be truth in the statement recently pns
forth by certain Washington letter writer's, that The
Austrian Charge, NJ. Huissnann, had addressed a
letter 10 The President, complaining Of the recent
speech of Mr.. Webster al tie Congressional dinner
to NJ. Kossuth. That gsn.iellan has addressed no
letter the President but has taken occasion, y
said, in conversation with Mr. Fillmore, to gfumhe
at. Kossuth's reception in this country, genefally.
No notice, however has been taken Of his perturba.
ton. MI. w ebsers famous reply to N. Hnsenasn,
in relation the foreign policy Of tho Government
of the United States, sadly disgraned that gentle.
man at the time, and it is said. he has ot recovered
his temper. Of course the Ptesenee of NJ: KosSoth
in Washington has not operated 10 soften the asper.
tiles of the excellent Chevelier, and he will pfoba-
bly, not feel perfectly until the dstIguishfd
Magyar shall leave our shores for Europe. =
. Bu, wfilst the Cf,evaiief tiufse.anh has hken 10
official umbraee at Tho receptions which have besn
rendered Gov. Kossuih in his pilgimage troogh the
Union he is said to have decainied pfetty freely in
diplomatic circles sgains, the inpropey OF an Amer
ican Secretary OF State attending and speaking pub
licly at banquet given revolutionary id ventunr
like NJ. Kossu,h |; and tro may have expressed; hi.
sentiments pretty freely On this subject In familiar
conversations 10 Mr.. Fillmore, bot Beyond this hs
has not gone, and will not go. So his passports viii
not BIZ rendered him. -: - = Riehm0nd 1fM.es.
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|s,;, .,"snt preceding the cold Tuesday was made
"a'l5 resPlendent by another Aurora Berealis.
h. sn0le Northern horizon, was illuminated with
N:aog'ng pink and white lights until some time
"'00.ght. This is the fenrth appearance in oul
,.' "' OF the Aurora since October last. which ia
'''"ef Unprecedented for our Sopshern slimes-;
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The Richmond Times Of Tuesday contain. Tel
esrsphic despatch from Portsmouth, dated Monday
last, which states that the vault Of the Virginia Bank
IA tha, place had been brokea open, anda the funds
,hs,,aeted, ann. ~. Z. -; .''is.F =.
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OUR PAPER TODAY.

1. Our latest Northern dates as follows: Wash
ington City, January le-Bai,imore, January IT.
New York, January 16-PhiladelPhia, January Is:
The severe cold has interrupted the course of the
Mails, and consequently deprived Us of late inteli-
gence. We have CLEANED all we could find Of i'm.
portance, however, for issns to-day; and in the
absence of news we have devoted q portion of our
columns to miscellaneous matter, which will doubt
less be more acceptable to many of readers than
disquisitious on politics, lengthy Editorials. -"
We are now making the necessary arrangements.
and expec, soon to be able to furnish readers with
the latest news by Telegraph. ->'..- '~ -.
The receipts from customs for the year 1851,
amounted to $40 200, 900. So, after all, the country
has not been ruined by the Democratic Tariff Of 1896
What good reason can the Raleigh Register advance
in favor of altering this Tariff |! And If no good
reason can be advanced in favor of such alteration,
why does not that paper come forward and frankly
and honestly confess that this Democoatic Tariff
| ought to standf
The Register processes. every two or three years,
to he no-party" psper-would' it not be- as well
for it to get in,oa uoparsy' moodjust nows and do
Justice as to this one point towards its political oppo
nents p. -; .".- p. .-:-'', '''a. -
Il
/ The Legislature Of. New Jersey met on the ls',
instant, and orgsnized. John Manaersc vas elected
president Of the senate, and Samuel Allen secretary
4 John Hughes was chosen speaker Of the house, and
I David Nave clerk. AT The above are democrats
The governors massage was sent in on Thursday
last. . s -, - = - - - ':, ~ -. n
| The f3ichu,ond Times Of Tuesday containt Tel
e,oraphic despatch from Portsmouth, dated Monday
last, which states that the vault Of the Virginia Bank
= tha, MACE had been broksa open, anda the funds
,h.,,,c,.d: am. 80 :; .'''s.f
i e Prot. Emmons, State Geologist. arrived here
on Wednesday lsss, and will Immediately daaks-t
necessary ssraagemen,s for nosnms"cias Geological
MineralogioaL: and Asrienkor.l Sarssy Of ss Ssats
under the act of The last! Assembly, zE'@ -. :
ID The Tsbaly Statement ~hjeh ;.ess%aae'ee aa'
Comp.rollers Report has bese dslsysa'hg .'hs s's
ness # some Of the hands e@Pleysdan oar,asaA'''
ment 1t will appear soon. '..s,.,:r.a, - 81 = s-5
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NUMBER slfljIj([ i :. .::::s:ss4: q
sAz2 :gt;fS VT isff eySSsE
'fceiresponaense of sht nalliub1so,s b1s, ssb. 4.

+ - :! S] NasH,ru1oN. 1antn,aarxY AZ ! I6. 1861
IN s7ite Of ,hv ,esgsaphis DENIAL in sems 81 The
Nonherd papers ta. Chsya!ieI Hulsemspp haa witt
zen is!sf sesssisins e ,se S .sssRoe t!s ks',e,h
ebs.er delivered g the Cong esiopal Banqde, my
Impression is that Nj. HaIsemae1 las ,Ylilten sush
"a letter TO use the logical form 81 expression Of
Loais Kossa.h, Nj. Webster hss: aeeePIed the posi-
.jon, and his answer VIII FOLLOW A. .P unavoidable
'1t gIea, pity tia, the so;p, dpka.aiigus h.yp
not behaved with more ;act generally; and lhsn lhc
cieverest dipo,..aes sFs never sem 70 the UAiie4
States. $. where sit iqstnys.eg aad sedoeiag qesl-
When, id 1891 and lss2 ihe fugitive Poles were e.
ceiyed with festivals in Paris and Lonlon-when
speeches from the throne affected sympathy 70. the
martyrs Of Polish murdered nationality, The Emperor
Of Russia twho is The only despot of Europe that
courts to exhibit any sypmtons Of displeasate
easiness. On the contrary whena bill was given as
Aimacks for the benefit Of the Polish Tsfugesa, lt
which large number OF ladies' belonging TO the
dies Patronesses, the Russian minister in London
was anxious to pay hi, tribute to suffering human.
ity" by enclosing hundred pound Bank Of Eng-
land note Tor the privilege Of a ticket That wasls
real rehaed stroke OF diplomacy; but the meHiben ef
the corps here equal to such an effort Of ~
fnement. They showed themselves truffy where
kossuth was digni6ed They suffered the opportunity
TO pass 10 acquire European reputation; II they
are now noticed at all. it wilt only be BY Punch, and
that wilt be in q small way. H.. .., ~. -
difficult to explain the condqctof our government to
his Master, the Gar The Czar will comprehendit
without his explanation for the Gar b sensibls
man, who has not the slightest disposition to quarrel
with the United States, and understands far better
than his servants that the people Of this country are
as absolute in carrying out their dectees as he il
carryn8put his own, -.
MIR. Hulseinann will neither receive nor decline his
passports. He is too a,iabfe and inoffansive
son for our government to quarrel with. and ls NOT
likely get good an office hisfeturn TO vieana
he holds here. Il is unfortunate rh him that cam
not love the government Of his country, and it is
fortunate Tor his country that she obtains her despot
France at this moment are merely doing retail ba
siness in the way OF absoutism. Il 10 Russia alone
which furnishes tile article wholesale, and at cheap
rate. Austrian, French and PfussiaH despotisn y
too expensive to last. ~ i..'.
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'slt fas atbes at decided, We Iearn, that the
Genital Rail Read Y III! tefnfl in the lyxsr ex.
tsil WtSf gfsat ptsss Ws shall u ihs ipa
beocs .'.s.,. s..., = r. IL Ss.tssg; -
s.rha Al,hssas fsexisBsams Aasset p0s6d
lion of United STATES Aesiso& FJ6su9
n. Ttiasr5yensis is considered unfavorable to
CiSmens,
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THO LET in BROOKLYN-Iu Temp

kline plsce two three story and basement brick Houses
furnished with gas 30 Also In WoJdhulist- tive three
story BRICK Houses These aud we'll furnish
ed and will he rented o~ 70 good tenants Apply %
INoEKSOLL No. 6R 6eaverk, or Union-st, brooilyn,
between Clinton and Court.
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CAMUEL NJ. ENSIGN'S CONNER

~ GAL and AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE, Itch
hee, So Fauna conn.Tsrns s2eo per year. Elltsr him.
tied 10 Green. No day pupi scsived Refereacss b.
mison-J.esb A. *sstsrvct Esq George 2. Nesbtt Esq
fe:res Esq John ,axton, Es. William torssy, Esq,
Esq, New Yori 0xar johnson E.i. William Budon,
Esq, A. GreenlssE Est. Ne c. Hannah, Btoosyn Per.
wishing interview viii adde's the Pnaioa At the
Astor House No. b Coura ndt &C cars l.. N. ENSIGN,
Fao
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AvENo WOOD ms rlrUPE for
ID EADiNG INSTITUTE.-lt is really

- u
IL refreshing, now and then. 20 turn aside the
utilities IT sctiSe life, tho ID
toe cesseess vri AID hum OF the Counting far
away from the noe and turmoil Of tho sout resh
air " the country Dhsls is invs rating Quiz But
rJch when In ADDITION 10 the varied actions Of
nature scencs sdts her charms to harmonic the scsae
ach were my thoughts my from as eadns tue
ANNUAL examination and exhibition u the Re sfng Institute
and in jDstics TO IT, exe-leat Pdncoa refrain
thuscxpressng sltsact After ics aud pleasant
iup BY rs osd, found myself In Of the pleassbt-s
rnIsl towns OF keV Ens land Preparations being made
for the festivities CT the dss and all hurry AMI
iety Al al ealy houf tbs ornios the exercises OF
Wa very handsomely trimmed psc.d with appropriate
notices ia Enshsh French and Latn. The rS tnns that
attracted my notice the neat and hands zee appearance
OF the boys The clio OF health their cheeks the Viva
city OF every feature aud the quick ready replies 70 all
tons bed asionishment CIss we've exs nlnsd
IN Enshsh Grammar Arithmetic, Latin, ron sopny nus
tory Algebra sc particularly pleased Win Inc Aitn
metie which cispayed thorough aiming The ciases IN
History ard Asuou, my dooe themselves rnacn eredt
In the evening the boys gave an exhon OF thsr ora
toricaI powers Dec suaon dsogues and singing BY the
low, occupied evening Soma OF the speaking OF
the b. zhr,t ofd-r dislike mske sny comparisons but
snnCt speaking Of the performances Of Masters
ty handsome prizes awarded 10 the procisnts Ia
each clan TWENTY boys received prizes which speaks we'll
for the rener. sencs ausic dis sodrssd by Mis-
Emily Smith talented music tesehr Of the school
Truly I WAS fest Of reason and dow Of soul"
The Reading Institute Is situated ia Of Reading
Fairfield Co. Conn. This number Of scholars mitsd TO
50 II /, under toe direction Of aSfEL SANFORD AN,
assisted By T. SHAW. As. native Frenchman IL en-.
poyed to teach French Knowing do .ha high shsr.
kcter OH school cordially recommend of
best places oE thoroush and eoTect training Of boys in Nsw
England VISITOR.
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CCHOOL for GIRLS In NORTHAMP-

~ TON. MAss-A Lady who hu had experience In
teschDs wishes instruct few Ghk In all that suited
sss and capacity snd bss.o~ upon them such
and saepon chiren Require aa6 rsesve at fne
number limited 10 SIX Under the age Of thirteen Terns
ta0 per annum. Geersnces-Rsv H. Bellows New York |;
Rsv Runs Elb, Her.haupseQ. Adarsa Box Ne. 2is
Nc,,harptc, PoTIOde4.