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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
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hpTEhrISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
-, - r. mas now completed his arrangements
Ior tle forwarding Of advertisements To- ali tha
pal pa,uoapai ,grgesl circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States
a line opportunity Is here offered to tboso ,yh,
wlsn n TO advertise in any part Of the Union Of
I.s 30 az The lowest rates, and in prompt aud
..'y '''"'uoI' 13ld.
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T-V0'"Il JVUIH'
DAVID ALLCUT.
: 8 ) J y :

GG~ BEWARE OF BASE mutations !-'5lN
As there are quite number of Counterfeit ar
cles bearing the name of Wistar's Basam of
lid Cherry, purporting to be the Genuine and
rginal, we therefore deem it necessary for the
lblc good to caution all persons who purchase
t. Balsam of Wild Cherry, to look well at the
S;"ature before buying. The Genuine Wistar's
bsam of Wild Cherry has a FAC SMILE of the
sIsature of Henry Wistar, NJ. d., Philadelphia,
an Sanford s. Park on finely executed steel
enaved wrapper. Therefore. be cautious, as
non can be genuine without the signature of
Sanrd Park Ii. w. ANDERSON,
Agent for Weaverville.
Pk " White Sole Agents, 1872, Washington
stree San Francisco. 4O3m.
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l.. u. FISHERS

A DVIlRTISING AGENCY, San Francs.
~ Go-No l7l4 Washington street, I'M stairs
nearly opposite Maguiro's Opera House '
=, H. T. FISHER Is the authorized Agent or tbo
IRlN,rf JOURNAL, Weaverville Sacramento In
ION Marysvlle Herald San Joauuin RenuhIi.
can, stockton Pacific Methodist, stockton So
nora nora Herald Nevada journal Grass Valley
Telegraph Red Blur beacon COLUMBIA a.,
TG'le Tgolnmne Courier Mountain Democrat
- rrl9cefVllie Empire County Argus, Placeryllc,;
CCaayeras Chronicle, Mokelumne IIiIl Shasta
courier Mariposa Gazette Yreka Weekly I'm.
Ion Iowa llill News; Weekly Ledger. JacIson
1an "a, Jose Telegraph Sonoma County JournnI
olson Dispatch California Mining Journal
ni@.A los A"Eoles star Santa barbara Gazette San
ple8o Herald Alameda County Gazette pln,
Ger courier, Yankee JIm's; Napa County Rc-
Porier ,'. sierra Democrat, DownovilIe ilnm.
@o'ut %, Ilmes' Union Orogonian, Portland O. n:
oregon weekly Times, Portland, O. n. Oregon
. 1.ateslnan, salem, o. 7. Jacksonville Herald
Jacksonville, o. r. Pioneer and Democrat
olympIs' w. T, Washington Republican, Stella,
COON, WT'j Polynesian, Honolulu, S. l. paoi.
nc Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. l. Mox-
Register. 'o"s"oHg
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Religious service

Al 'ne OVD' y. REAsoYEF, Pastor
at lOi o'clock e.
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POS EPON NIENE

'TllE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IrNTtr.
L Monday, the 22d day of February, I8sa
oy agreement of the pOrties,-Juu 23, 1888.
JNO. B. MAY, Sheriff.
By GEo, J. LOVE, Deputy. III
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TRINITY Chapter
L O. O. F..
STELLA ENCAMPMENT No =.

w. r'-Mee's on the evenings of the first and
ln'ru saturday of each month, at Odd Fellows
mall Magnolia" building Main street. Patri-
"rchs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
:, OtFIGERS.-A ~ Shepard, C. p. Jereh. Bennett.
~ II H. IT, r. w. Blake, S. w. Fred Walter. T. "
v " "llson. j. W. ID. f. GORDON Scribe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
BRIDGE Office.

THE UNDERSIGNED REBY GIVES NO
tice that he will make acation to the Hon.
Roard of Supervisors OF 1y County, at their
February Term, for license eep Toll Bridge
across Trinity river, at the1t known as Gal
WINS ranch, for the coming.
HtY TAYLOR.
Calvin,s Bridge, Dec. 26,7. 49td.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09
Political Intelligence.

TINS Niger IN TIE FEsoE.-The Vcksburg SOathr0i
says:-As explanation Of the unexpected change in
the action a Mr. Douglas, we may state that several
months since the Illinois Senator disposed OF his estate in
Mississippi and having longer any tangible interest 10
the peculiar institution" presume be thought the
good ONE 10 conciae the free soil fanatics Of
the North and Northwest.
DoUGIAs CANDIDATE 1t Is said that Asa p. Cate, tho
democratic candidate for Governor Of New Hampshire
has iah On strong ground in support OF Douglas AMI will
20 into the March election on that ISSUE
PosroE CoIIECroR- The UGrsller says there is some
opposition in Massa hus It's 20 the confirmation Of Arthur
W. Austin Cole, tor Of the port OF Boston. strong
eort is making TO influence the Senate 10 reject the
nomination.
ON band FoR ANOTHER APPoIsGENT-The st. Paul
AinReiGn says that sam Medary OF Ohio who has Just
lost the Goverporshp Of Minnesota by the adoption of
state constitution in the Territory has gone 10 Washington
10 hurry the organization 81 government DAKOTA
Territory ard To his appointment Cover
The white population Of the Territory is small, the
largest towrsMedaty and that at the falls Of the Sioux
containing only about twenty dwellings each The half
breed settlement at Pembna embracing she bulk OF the
FORMULATION.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Fort or New York, January y, 1853.

C1EiRED
ship Winged Racer Easierbrook East Indies and marke,
X $ Taylor.
BARK Lucky Star, Sweeney, slngapore-Simpsou Rros
Bark Azela, Davis Barhadoesf II Whiimorc A 60.
BARK Yumuri. ieisgRng Natanzas-Stevcns Angulo Co
Brig Ioscnh.pc, Stone UoDoulu-A mercan Guano 60.
Pfi- d II Watson, nanhy. IaEuayra-nalleit Riss.
Brig Zenith. peering. tardenas-W N Rveremiih
Brig Margaret tBr wlnser, 81 Johns MFR Dinw Iddie
Ca.
Brig G Anderson, King, =, Marks-smalwood. Earle
Co
sohr n Wagner, Smith Charcstop-Dollncr Potter 4 90
Schr Mary, fiayrns, BALTIMORE Edwards,
fchr Maria Jane Crosby, Portand-Sturges A Go.
Sehr Isabella FaHlkHn, Bostop-nay ton Sprague.
schr JW Lawrence, Rogers. Providence BdwardA
ARRIVED.
Rhp 1sanc webb, Dryer Liverpool ~ coal and
q pntftngers 80 II Marshall Co. Experienced very
heavy wosterly weather on the passage.
Ship American Esge, Moore London and mouth Nov
- With mdse and ~ passengers. n Morgan. Frpefenc
I'd heavy westerly gales during the passage.
Schr Nachess tof New Lond0n Clark Alvarado MeIico
10 days, with mahogany and fusc Noig hlngon: v,s
sel 10 Master Keen dave from the BreRkwsi where she
put on account of head winds.
Sshr Jane purfee newt Davis. Fan River.
Schr Fountain, DAVIS fal River
Schr Evergreen, Hincky, New London TOR ltlrnore
sehr Isabel Dart Nalsi, New Haven
Scop Pointer. Fowler. Providence.
schr A n Partridge, Rhodes. Fire Island.
Steamer Pelican, Aldrirh Providence
SAILED.
ships lladce. Gibraltar ocean Express San Francisco
Wind during the day N.
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l. The nav we Cclebrate-Fver ~ be remembered a.
sbe anniversary q the glorious victory a. New Orleans
rbs worthy q Washington, Jefferson and Jack
3 John Breck.nridgo, Vice President Of The uuited
kcntuckys young and gallant son.
& The Memory of Andrew Jackson
G. The Congress OF the United States.
q The Army AND Navy OF the United state.
T1e (ats Of New York-Oncc high ~ the lkt VI
demo rate sstes-ma! she again lose hes proud
pos t0l.
8 Ths Legislature Of New York-sAy undo IN 1853
the nisdomgs OF 1851
The CITY Of New York--Great IN material wealth and
Ipogrostst greater her staunc aud faithful demo
crscy Responded 10 by Alderman UOtier.
10. Washngton-rhe illustriOus pattern o. ~ thnt s
pure patriotic and m unanimous Responded 10 by Hosea
n Perkins.
II The Tamrnany Socety-Coeval with the constitution
--ray wc always revere ue memories ID IL founders
obsesve their OrdnsDces ms nain Their ~ ncipes, AMI
LAC them, keep the chain Of Mon strong and bright
u The ness-fnligbicncd and neon upolo-ihe lever
cf freedom.
10 wOman--God biess hor
he Grand Saehen then addressed the company IN the
following brief but appropriate remark
Honorei guests and brothers " 1ainmany Soc city,
feel peculiar pleasure IN meeting yoa sza.h around ,he
festive board the glorious anniversary Of te battle Of
res orleans Glorious the day GLORIOUS the deed and
GLORIOUS the that ~ o uane 10 our nation MS
eofy The and fame ~ jackson VIII ever i've green
IA the hearts Of the American people u y,
therefore become the duty a ancient order
&c celebrate o day 20 intimately connected with
sr.r nations history We are assembled IN the
,se~a wlgwRm, tie Ratchet buried. and We drink
shc n the great spring Applause and laugherg
he GRsxp SkcEs then called upon the company 70 oil
sller glssses ~ the fret regular toast -
ssThe day we csetrase ever - he remembered ~
che gunivcrsarv Of the glorious victory Of New Orleans
hon iolN C0rTuN SNrpl q Conn, responded 70 the
nai s lollgYt.-IelgH eeuoTsx aRa frfsnds, there
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This entertainment was kept up until about O'Clock,
., the ball roo the of which stood up receive
sbem. After pArading around the room GRIND Sschem
Daniel T. Delevan made the following rcmarks:-
Ladies and gentlemen and Invited guests and members
Of tie focety cordially greet you here this evening the
anniversary the glorious Battle Of New Orleans. Il well
you fair daughters Of Columbia that tlls-
natal dzy This anniversary 10 keep il 1--we FemcI.
sre or the annals d beloved country and ~ keep IN
i've remembrance the great hero, patriot and OF
that day Although he has passed from our midst, SUI
his spirit with ANIMATE and cheer u.s. aud every
good OF Tammany wtl revere his name forever.
fCheers) We particularly indebted ~ On" fsf tsugn
fcrs o. C0mbh fr hoaov'ng Us on th occa1a, a. eoy
have for many yga past. What would oar celebration
be without, tbeui Tho galaxy Of beauty aud talent adds
uplondor this occasion, and cheers on the brothers OF
rammany 70 perpetuac that great day and the name Of
Jackson fCheers.) And brothers Of ~ Tammsny have
Gndaavored 10 make this celebration as pcasant as pos
ribe n fair ladies and " you, bODored guests
G.Iy give your presence every other occasion as
yea often ia the past and pledge you tina, all The
members Of the society for know that my brethren will
hold g. viii oobtisue - celebrate this great day
bag the Society lives ppltuse Iades, bali room s
pspiace to make speech ard know you are all
dancing. propose three hearty cheers Tor the
day We celebrate.
NE cheers were given with good viii. The rucsts,
I~le-sn Peter Swceny 81 sh Purdy John Van Rgfen
and Ias v Fowler Afterwards chccrod yehementy,
aSr VIII CD the Saohcms took tber departure from thu
proceeded 10 the committee room, where they
psrtcos Of nre-waier (punch) and ediblss commonly
known crsctc rs and cheese.
Tie erpnchorean exercises continued until midnight
when xc company adjourned 90 the supper and
took he feast Of FAT things the Sacbem hal provided
Cor noU.
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VALENTINES.

The largest best cheapcs assortment of Valentines ~
he United states Orders by mail promptly and eArefuuy
hLcd Address J. W. STRONG, 95 Nassau street, ~ Y.
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H. ;. DICKINSON.
LrTIKR IRON HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS.

Y.
Grv1rJ,yNI have received the invitation Of the Tam
many Society Columbian order b. attend and partc
rate the festivals II The celebration OF the forty third
ANNIVERSARY &C the Battle a New Orleans the sth in
stsnt. at Temmany Hall, in New York city. highly
tee this mark a consideration from your ngcd and ho
nof able eocicy but my olce cngsgomcns will not per
init tae 20 I've absent from The OF the Senate.
Were otherwise, would 10 most happy TO be with you
that tCcasion, So meet the many true democrats 20 be
thcr embed IN conuncmoratOn Of that
bic baitc which terminated the war 81 1912 IN blaze
~ glory, rendered General Jackson illustrous among
The great captains OF tho age, and gave ~ the Amer
can PEOPLE military prestige more valuable than
urcs Of gold and lasting than piilsrs a
brass. II Is well nj all times 70 cultivate the rcmem
aDce a. opr national triunphs they serve 10 sustain
and exrand the sentiments which led fthers 10 form
moro perfect union; but "a especially commended 10
at time when sectional rivalry and cor Jealousy are
striving 10 sever the bones which formed to bind
rs great brotherhood tOt the pronOton o the common
good and the perVesaon ~ tho liberties on the people
With She democracy OF New York the democracy Of the
Jb.on nay well reic at your victory Of November last
and every lover g hs country breathe ieer the pros
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AnSdavit OF Thomas Allitone. Late President
OF the Pennsylvania Bank

Thomas Allibone, being duly sworn according 10 law
doth depose and say that although true rs that depo
vnnia resided the Twenty fourth ward the city OF
Philadelphia till about the 10th day of October
A. D. 1851 las alleged In the affidavit fled OF record In
The above case and upon which the ABOVE OF do
nestle attachment issued and still resides said ward
vet IL wholly untrue, and the deponent entirely denies
that he then wit the said 10th day Of October d.
1884, or al any other time prior subsequent thereto
sbscouded from his place Of usual abode within the said
civ or county Philadelphia, that he then any
other time prior or subsequent thereto departed for
foreisn country with design 10 defraud his creditors
alleged in said affidavit, that he departed for any other
pare whatever with any such design On the contrary,
dsponent says that being Ill health he did, In pursu
suce OF the advice Of his physician aud some OF hi
frtends and obedience thereto on or about the said
10Th day Of october, A. D. 1851, leave his residence
place usual abode in the said city Of Philadelphia Toe
Europe for the benefit of deponents health and that ne
left openly with the full knowledge OF the said PLAIN
s OF his intentions 70 leave and with more than usual
ordinary publicity-hs Intended departure having
been announced In the public press Of the said city OF Phi
iadelpba The deponent having been the President OF
the sad Bank OF Pennsylvania FOR several years prior
thereto did by note dated the seventeenth day OF Octo
ber A. H. 1857, tender 10 the Board OF Directors OF said
bank his resignation President Of said bank and in
pd the deponen stated the therefor which
resignation was accepted on the day by resolution
said Board OF Directors. That upon leaving aiore
saSd deponcnt constituted and appointed two attorneys
fact 10 act for him in said city of Philadelphia in his ab.
scpre one Of whom Franklin Fell director OF said
bank and at that time the acting President thereof That
deponcnt removed no property from sah city or state
except the Of two thousand dollars which he took
With him deray his travelling expenses and he was
accompanied by but two members Of his family the re-
uuapdeY 10 wit, eleven in number, having been left nj
his said residence in the city OF Philadelphia until he
should thereto. Therefore, deponent prays the
court 10 grant rule upon the said plaintiff 10 show cause
Why the above writ attachment should not DO dissolved
THOS AIIIBONE
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ITO v1sfTRRs TO HAvANA-rIfE AMERICAN AND
European HotelThe subscribers take pleasure In
pounsn the travelling public that her ne~ house in the
Cerro will be ready for the accommodated Of visitors
and after the LIST day OF January 1874 The location of their
house one most healthy places the ssna The house
new and newly furnished throughout and pains has
been spared 70 make convenient and comfortable for ne pa
Every exercn will be made by the propretors 70
their comfortable and At home Thouse s stu
the Casada Real bel Cerro No o. Cerro, Havana
the arrival OF he there will always be
charge 81 both and baggage pass their bag
gage through the Custom House and 70 that " safely de-
hvered a the house Also there will be omnbuses IN read
nee 70 eenvey passenger free OF charge 70 the he
sW, w00LeOTT& CO. Preprieiors
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q OOO nm sEGARs OF VARIOUS GRADES OF
Z.UUU.UUU German, Havana and domestic st fual 20
below ket rates An examination Of stocH
requested. I am determined not 10 be nndersold.
o. CHEEKS. " Broadway.
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METROPOLITAN FUR sToRE;-sETs or RICH sA.
M Bile mink royal ermine, aud other fashionable furs
nos selling half price, At X. HARRIS SON. $50 Broad
waX
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BILLIARDS.

LNoR sALE-rwo SECOND HAND MARBLE BED BII-
lard tables with bar hxturos also two billiard tables To
let Inquire Of w. >. SHARP billiard table manufacturer
14S Fulton street.
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AMI pointed 'front.' gradually incre ST ine sdes 2cd
falling 10 graceful Wrsatls beh nd
Lace blonde, mixed with uowers, asc iorhns thvo-
rite head dress Flowers placed either "a large s at
The side. or IN small wreaths falling graiualy deeper 10
wards the hac.. The former style "a most m vnen"
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DOR sAIE-A NEW THREE STORY AND BASEMENT

nor SAlF-A NEW THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
house with fine counter cellar The north side Thirty
known No. III West Thirty seventh street,
between Seventh and Eighth The house Ia ready
occupancy and in perfect order and has all the modern
and Il will be sold bargain and the
easy Also the house No l42 Thirty eighth street,
in the the above. II liz in perfect order
and will good investment for the money, IL is on
lease a rate tenant. Apply AT 6I Sixth avenue.
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN. plumber and isier.
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rJ,HE GREAT NEW YORK wEEgLy-THE NEw YORK
ER for thls week now ready the capital
OF The Whispering Bell" legend 81 Westcheser also,
Cruelty TO my Relatives" and Rose waters
tinued, with great humorous poem by Veg Merries &C.
ko be had OF all deale~s VIPER year, fcentsa copy
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TNE rAsHIONe.

Of those French mink half capes, NUTS and
cuffs lined In the best manner only els the set
Al.o childfens furs &C &c, &c, sc, &c, &C. &c, &c.
Gents fine fur caps ~ ~ So -, ~ and 80
Robes. collars and gloves.
Remember y and - Maiden lane. - . -
WHITE BIRD
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HEWsPAPERs.

THE MERCHANTS CIRCULAR, A LETTER sHEEr
which = published saturday morning ~ fearI
street. fourth toor will be by mail 20 all subscribers IN
the Union prices copy ~ year copies $40 ~ copies.
SIS. In advance
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L,oR sALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT

house. situated in the pleasant town OF Plainhed, Union
county n. j. The house Is and the main street.
tanning and cellar ash and woodhouse Sc sue.
BILE merchant lawyer who would like 70 do business
city = from the city, the "
easy quick Ia 70 IA hours and -four trains p~ day each
way On the place there grapes cherries plumhs
rants and raspberres For further particulars inquire on
the premises. JOHN BkIANT
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INOR SALE-SEvERAL SMALL. NEAT BROWN STONE
front houses, situated the north side Of Twentieth
street between First and Second the houses
three height with balconies and finished with all the
modern improvements they Will be sold at reasonable
price. and the terms made Apply 20 7. MACFARIAN
SONS, $50 Tenth street near Third avenue
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L,oR sAIE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM or $40 ACRES, IN
Bergen county New jersey with good dwelling house
and onihouses orchard &C. only eight miles from New
YORK the plank road Stage pass the door every
day Inquire Of j. j. TALIMAN, % Nassau street, NJ Y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SrOR HOUsE-THE PATRONS OF THE ASTON
"A House are respectfully requested give notice OF their
intended visits during the approaching business season
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7 OST-IN THE VICINITY or TWENTY FIRST AND
IL Twenty second streets Sixth Russia leather
school bag containing school finder
will please leave II ll7 West III fouBh nd
reward
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7 oST OR SrOIEN-BANk BOOK NO ASS IN THE
IL East River Swings Bank Any finding he
will confer favor by leaving at the Dsnk No Chambers
AZ payment on toe Is stopped Il be OF
any but the
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AERCANTILELIBRARYA Observation-Disclosures ARD
WI OF Direction refer with pleasure the uNjoned CORES
pondcnce and authorized that the Hon Ed
ward Everett will repeat under their auspices, his address
upon The Character OF Washington the Academy OF
Music Thursday evening the 2ls Instant he benefit
of the Mount Vernon Fund.
By order Of the Board.
HENRY j. PIERSON. j.. Cor. Secondary.
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CTOLEN FROM THE LADIES' DEPOSITORY 40. l3I
~ Ninth street the morning 81 Friday the s u nuary,
goocs to the value of $3.50 suitable reward viii be given
for the of the articles such ladies and children
apparel and linen by the pie;e. information concerning
them nj the residence Of the First Drecress No. ~ tnser
siy place corner Of Ninth street
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r. .
No. Dear sr-I should do injustice my feelings
acknowledge the grauacaou feel a. the RAPID Improvement
on Al he end Of iher iwe6 lesson hey gave me speci
Of their rapid of hand writing must confess was
acknowledgements had seen such IN short a
time The more particularly was grauhed M ma always
CARD THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE NEW
"A pupils daily for instruction In penmanhp book ke"png
Ac bis s62 broadway corner Of Franklin siree
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
A LADY or EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT
"A wishes situation as visiting or resident eoserae- IN =
Of yen,iemsns house, Would o. Wiling 10 20 south 81
West Address Governess, Madison square fos, once
LADy-EDuCATED IN NEW ENGLAND AND
"A much experienced in teaching in the public schools Is
DESTROYS obtain situation In school seminary good
testimonials given Apply at or address T. A. r. ls' West
L,RENCH LEssoNs-A FRENCH LADY DESIRES A
Address r. c. s Herald Once call her residence,
sis Hicks st., Brooklyn.
EREyGH n s1NTx rEs
classes at wayerey place near broadway Prom The very
questions addressed. Apply at TB or ill Broadway.
U,RESCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND MADAME
de. and Spsss se
lessons Gentemens evening classes by NJ Dubois Apply
at No. ~ Clinton place.
L'RESCH GovEgNEss-A GRADUATED TEACHER
OF experience being able 20 teach French, herman
Italian Spanish and English in al their branches and Latin TO
beginners wishes TO nd situation in family OF distinction
II in New YORK city her terms Wiz be according TO The time
given 4 setoad, SEQ year Has travelled en'ensveiy
rSnsiaons made Mss LAaARTiSE Is nfoidwss.
CouYD EDucATIoN.-CoLUMBTA HARVARD YALE
hp s, s h ss college, sSSs sno se
only and has vacancy for lad who Is himself desrous OF
niversty distinction Residence Mon square. Terms
500 Without board. References unquesonsbe Address
Gradu,te lIeraId odlce
WANrED-ruIrroN FOR rnREs SMALL CHILDREN
w in The country location in the vicinity OF New York
Address T. \ H.. Herald Office.
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INOR SATF-A THREE BKTIk HOUSE,
city Newark, N. j., situated the Washing
and New excel en stand for the bust
floor In occupied the second and
third neatly furnish ii and convenient for adweng,
with aud through the house. also new two s,ry
house with wing and garden and with
and shrubbery in the village Of Cranevie about
two minutes walk the depot OF the Central Railroad,
New Jersey. and hours ride from New York The ad
joining land for sale If wanted for farm 10 suit purchss
err Inquire OF JOSIAH GRANVILLE on the premises,
In Newark on Saturday and Wednesdays FOR two weeks