davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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AoAAl-on last Monday evening. when the
m had esa.e4 wshsd strong gais q wind,
wnieh uhlsllsa aboot our en- In no very musi-
sal ltonssduringths night FiFsswsre demand,
end ovsrcoais eomlostablA im
, 1858-10-08
L p. FISHER,

NIX washlREtoR st., san FrahSiseo'
q ausAoFsrd The Agent Of paper m receiving a.
vWtsemsAS and subscriptions n san Francisco and collect
ing and rssspslAs tOr he zane. cu,p,ps mason
, 1858-10-08
NEW ARRIVAL.
p. KEACH.

P. .KEACH,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM SAN IRAN.
cisco. psr steamer Constitution, offers Os sals, u ~
lowest cash prices, large and veil selected
STOCK OF GOODS,
Suited to the wants Of rner miner and The town .rad,
Ny stock selected with care; and my expenses are V,y
small am determined 10 ss goods cheaper ior eon duu, Or
country produce than any other store Puget Sound Mpsr
are particularly requested to call and price my good. before
purchasing elsewhere AZ Intend to give them good deal
grub for lluie dust.
have Just received. per steamers consIluon colunb
, 1858-10-08

ALokD o. PAs,Ezarns-Ths schooner Zsny
1ilai hrsiVsd Et sisiaooon On Monday 10,
npn Y|e,uiA, crowded uilh plsl,nssEA among
phan thns EsIl iEo hmilisR Ths hsad of en-
e lhels fplirs : > potter by tsds; n ocen'
nrnrl fhli c,nnol f1 I, b probable hsIs
ulaIs th,ID = % llck 4 d.y n ~ bllt qualify
Ihus l1'ag Z pla,.nt n ppi,,yy h ths TsrIi.
~. 80 epsnilgh oa1isd . - pioassr
f'lrl11 - h.Hr q psolls piihlng ehurnl, poiI
tFrIllul1s 81. 4 Iinnes.lA
, 1858-10-08

Oct l-Brig " Rice, Digs, San Francisco.
2d-stnT Constitution, Cove, ports down Sound.
4th-stmr Leviaihan, Mason, Olympia.
5th-schr long Island, wilkins, olympia
etrnr ResOlute, Pray, Port Madison.
Stmr Constitution, Cove, Olympia.
6ih-etmF Ranger, IIll, Olympia.
eehr Page, -, Belingham nay.
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bile at - 81 for good wisconain IS IS Is Tor choice
and fancy brands Of extra ndisna Ohio and Michigan
81 80 70 for double extras Wheat quiet and hardly
20 firm sales IL 900 bushels eOc for Milwaukee
club aIc for No red and winter Illinois; 81 10 for
white Indiana Corn dal and lower gales II 900 busheis
AT e3s tac., closing dull at inside figures Barley dull
and held At Coo roc. Rye dull at 65c Oats quiet and
nominal at 43c 44c. Whskey steady at 20c. Canal
FIRE gh,S-43c -four, l2c. on wheat flc ON corn 70
New York. Receipts by iakc-S7ls bbis. flour, 1916
bushels wheat 5l6 bushels barley loops bushels oats
Shipments i! csnal-S,l9l bbls Gour. 1850 bushels
wheat $3.50 bushels corn, 446 bushels barley, 4S6
bushels oats.
OswHGo, New. 12-6P.M
Flour in good demand sales 900 bbls including dou.
BIZ extra Michigan at So Wheat firm, with but little
doing; sales 1900 bushels, al 81 10 for mixed Illinois
and .6c. for Chicago spring In other grams nothing
Going Canal freehtskioar Soc wheat s1c, corn &c TO
NsT York Lake imports 500 6asheL, wheat 10 100
bushels wheat % $40 bushels corn 200 bushels peas
ALBANY, Nov. rs I. NJ.
Flour quiet saies and receipts moderate, prices un
changed Wheat dull sales 600 bushels white Michigan
at 81 70 CornNothing doing except in some railroad
los al Zoe Barley very dun and dropping; sales 400
bushels light state at 73c 1000 bushels Genesee Valley
at Csc and 900 bushels Canada al 6ahc whiskey-
Small sales 40 ENC. Shipmens-1ooo 900 bushels wheat;
corn or parey
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IVtI~, v.
The Santa Re mall with dates of the 18th u reached
Independence the sth inst The mail was somow hat
delayed consequence Of bad roads aud high water IN
the rivers.
Donna Maria Narcissa Gallcgoe was murdered Al Io7
Vegas October l.
Colonel Miles had bad another encounter with the Nava
10 indians Ten OF them killed and several wound
cd while eighty Eve horses and sixty five hundred sheer
were captured. Two OF the Coonel's men, william NJ
gent and Maurice Paulman, afterwards found to be
missing, and II was supposed they killed sergeant
John Thompson was wounded.
Kit Carson had passed through Santa Fe with band OF
Utah Indians The latter their way light the
NaysScs, with whom they we're AZ war.
letter to Lieutenant wilkins, dated September %
that the Mohavc Indians had attacked an cmeran
train while crossing the Colorado killing three men two
and four children and wOunding sixteen others
The remainder Of tho cmgraus then rcreatcd and sent
10 Albuquerque for supplies, which furnished Ia
them by Major Rlcsus
The MAJ Tor Stockton California had left Inacnnnaence
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Put,nKfima. Nov H. 1855
Stocks steady Pennsylvania state SIS, POI Reading
Rairoad, 25s Morris Canal 49, Long island Railroad,
Nomrs Nov. n, 1863.
Tho sales cotton to-day were 500 bales al unchanged
Ca,prxsruS. Nov n, 1858
The sales Of cotton today 20o bales ami Tor tho
week IA 600 bales tho market closes ~ priocs &c. 10
lower than on Thursday last, good usding u y mid.
ding lar, ike.
s,,avvsH. Nov n. 1853.
The gales of cotton 70 day bales II unchanged
prices sales o. the week $50 bales RcceVsr q ooo,
and exports 1860 bales stock, Te,Ooo bales. -.
SAVANNAH, Nov H. ISIS
n.tuvosE Nov 10 1854
Flour steady. wheat-Rcd, FL laasl -; white, VI 80
81 as Corn steady and unchanged. Provisions steady
Bacon firm. whiskey, n re. a2Sc
Flour quiet NJ e. 81 90. Wheat dull, with the exccp
ton Of prime Corn steady Old yellow II lsc and new
CiSmSSaTi, Nov ~. 1858.
Flour unchanrcd-salcs unimportans whiskcy opened
unsettled and closed ~ 1er Hogs du-morc sellers than
buyers sales Of iDc0to pack NJ s. 10 this rate VAS
difficult obtain for future delivery The price or heavy
al the close was o. % Receipts today 2VN. The
weather y uniavorabe for Strengthening PROVISIONS hrm
mess pork sl0 and good deal selling or future delivery
CHcaco, Nov. ~. 1853.
Flour steady. wheat very dull Corn s,eady Al 62c.
oats arm. shipments 70 Oswc-0-l70 900 bushels wheat
Rccerts-9oo bbls Hour, 10 600 bushels wheat, 100
Brpfno. Nov l2-i Y. W.
Flour aulet sales ~ 500 bbs NJ ~ % for good Wis.
tonsp 81 a. 49, lor good ~ choice extra Indiana,
Ohio Michigan and Canadian Wheat dun and heavy
small retail sars previous rates. Corn dull aud heavy
sales AZ 6OO0 bushels Toledo AZ about sc No sales ~
ether grains. Nh'skey nominal, q 2oc Csnal frcghs
nfn t3c on hour. he wheat, and lie. on corn 10
New York lake receipts for the last twenty tour hours
eooo DE. nour, 300 bushels wheat ooo hqshes oot.
Cral shpm,nts-s22 rs bbs houf, ~ W bushels wheat,
h8.t3 bushels corn, u ,l21 bushels barley.
Gyfa M. %ot 12-e = VI.
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The New York Heraid-Editio" for Euro

The New York Decentralization for Europe.
The mail steamship Fulton, Capt wotton will leave this
rcrt to-day, at noon, for Southampton and Havre.
The European mails will close in this city at half past ten
O'Clock this morning.
Tue European edition OF the HERALD, printed in French
and English will be published al ten O'Clock in the morn
ing Single copies, in Wrappers SIX cents.
sbscripons aud Advertisements for any edition Of the
NJ. Yos KAtp will be received at the following plac.s
in Europe
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Lansing, Starr 4 Co., IA King William street.
PAxr Lansing Baldwin 4 Co, Place de la Bourse.
ir,5uyol lansing Starr Co, No Chapel street,
K Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
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The contents OF the European edition OF the HERALD will
combine received by mali and telegraph at the
Office during the previous week and up 10 the hour
publication.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington De snatch

RIMORs CONCERNING THE NEW YORK COLLECTOR
sHIP-NEw GOVERNOR FOR KANsAs--THB NATION
AL FINANCES, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2, 1853
There about Collector Schell being removed
and that Judge Parker had been rendered the Collector
ship. As far can be asceraned there is no foundation
for such report.
The Cabinet TO day was chiefly occupied in discuss
ing the points of the Presidents message to Congress
The decision the question presented by the Collector
Of the port of Mobile regarding the granting OF
TO Nicaragua emgrant vessel, will probably turn
the truth falsy of the report that the
have obtained passports from Yrisarr.
Should the going Nicaragua have passports from
the Minister here from that country is considered
fere.
The newspapers say Gov Medary, of Ohio ia appointed
Governor of Kansas He TO Washington last night
and understood he have tina, Office but has not
yet decided 10 accept.
The Navy Department Is informed from England that
the theory iron sided ships resisting the fire of ordinary
OF war shore batteries has signally failed as
proved on trial by The British naval authorities
Second Assistant Engineer Cushman has been transfer
red from the susguehanna TO the chartered steamer West
ernport, Of the Paraguay expedition.
The following is the Treasury statement to the 10Th
inst
Balance s6es6 022
lseCeipS.. bI022l
Drafts paid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. gy5 4s7
TRAITS issnea. ,i2e 1856
Reductlon. 55b,5l5
Mr. Remak, Of Philadelphia, il appointed Consul to
Trieste.
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IorryfIts, Nov. IL, 1858.
mob OF desperate men from Campbeville broke into
the jail at Greensburg, ky on the 10th % and seized
and hung prisoners named Thompson aud Dcspau
These belonged 20 the party who murdered Henry
simpson eighteen months Another one OF the
murdercrs Elias stagg, committed suicide in prison 70
escape the action Of the lynchers fourth prisoner
Hunter, confessed the murder of simpson, implicated
six others in the altar. The mob after these latter
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The Indicted Aldermen and COunci1mcn.
now THE VOTE IS RECORDED IN THE BOARD or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE BLAME Lbs IN THK
MATTER.
Ia report Of the proceedings in the Court Oyer
aud Termlner on the motion TO quash the indictment
found against the Mayor and members of tie Common
Council, was stated incidentally in yesterdays HERALD
that the mistake Of including the indictment members
Of the Board who not present and not vote for
the resolution which is the subject Of the complaint arose
from the loose manner in which the nays were re.
corded nasmuch the Clerk of the Common Council WAS II
the habit Of recording voting the affirmative all who
did not vote in the negative That tends to
somewhat on MIR. David Valentine the worthy Clerk or
the Common Council, whereas II to apuly Ia
Mr. Charles McCeDachan the Clerk of the Board of Coun
cilmen This latter gentleman relieves Mr. Valentine
from all responsibility in the matter, and gives
very satisfactory account OF the reason why this
loose mode OF doing business in his Board happens 70
have been adopted His in the form Of
an affidavit which is 10 DO presented in the day In
this affidavit be states that by the express VI
the President of the Board of instruc
tons acquiesced in by the Board-the Clerk was
compelled 10 make the record in this way record ~
voting in the affirmative all who do vote in the mega
tive and that ia instances Clerk hat de-
clncd to follow these instructions, he directed 10
amend the journal in that way. This completely exonc
rates Messrs. Valentine and McCcnachan from all r.
sponsibty IN the matter, and places where properly
belongon the shoulders Of the President and Board &c
Councnen II is worthy OF remark, in this connection
that is positively stated as capable Of proof that
Of the Councilmen who have filed aidavits that they
present and did on the resolution were
actually present and did actually vote favor Of its
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IKAFFNWUkTH, NOV. r Thss.
Favorable accounts continue 10 arrive from gold re-
gions. of the Georgia Company took out five
hundred dollars in five days. Upwards OF six hundred
wagons bound 10 the mines met last week between
Fort Kcarney and the crossing OF the Platte Arrivals
from Utah report six inches Of the wcetwater
and ice inch thick. Twelve hundred Indian lodges
were erected in the vicinity On the military road be.
tween this point and Fort Laramie the Indians arc
peaceabp
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cutcs On the night Ct the election An attempt bias been
made-a most ungenerous and unfair attempts
uHoW he STAN q fraud the canvass Of thSl
ulsafict, and ! say there mover Was a fairer
canvass ihe city OF New York, so far as
am able TO collect the facts In regard 10 ese twenty
three votes heard OF them iii heard OF the MAJ
ter ia THIS Board. Let me say once for all that
viii not reinqush one OF these votes unless
the law requires IN do l do nos need them. but
they are nine, and will have them A mean attemp
has been made 10 stain my with the stigma a
fraud Fraud tho main reliance OF my oppon .nts
and my only danger. have baficd all their schemes
have che election and my certificate when the great
seal OF the STATE shall be affixed it, will be - pure -
pearl from the dc / tbs of the
Mr.. COMFY, OF the inspectors who had been ex-
amned here, expressed his desire to say few words
He said he speaker, and politcian-that he
that the statement which he made then the Same
as that which he gave.
MIR. kENNEDy-l have no complaints 10 make OF you
II was the interference Of those who had right to inter
rupt my examination 1t the President of the Board
MR. TURnY-Thc President OF the BOardS
Mr. kIcSNM'S-Ycs, the President OF the Board
Mr. PrhDi-i interrupted because you had right v
act as you have done.
Mr. KKNsEDY-I had right, and I will exercise it,
Mr. iuRpf-lts untrue you had no right, and it is
manly or you TO act AS you did
Nj. kESSFDY--it was an act would do anywhere.
Mr PuRDy-t was said yesterday that this examination
TO be made public.
Mr.. KKNERDY-You must not interfere with me
Mr.. SI6IIslt Is an official proceeding and every cit
zen has right "a be present.
Mr.. PURDY here ended the discussion by informing
those present that the hour had arrived for the meetinS
OF the Board of County Canvassers He then called thu
Board TO order and the business proceeded with in
due form
The case Of the Fourth district of the First ward is "a
come on again at eleven O'Clock this morning.
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The ship Petrol from Quebec for Androsssn was cap
sized aud waterogred October 10 in Lat a., long 81
The captain and twelve men were rescued with difficulty
after being days the wreck and brought o Ictou
by tho bark MAJOR Norton.
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dUHNN, u T. vi.
Tie steamship Pacnc, for Galway, has not yet made
her appearance here but IS hourly expected Dispatches
lcf IN office No. II Wall street New York, TO
reach here by % Saturday. evening wi be duly
forwarded by her She does not sal until Sunday
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whose rulings and decisions have always been
sustained in the higher courts, ia Willie d
abused in certain quarters upon all occasions.
II is worthy of note, that while Mrs. Cunning
ham, and CARMEL, the Dey street murderer, and
John b. Holmes, who killed polcemal Gourley,
and Baker, who shot Poole, escaped the extreme
penalty of the law, through some irregularity of
FORMS or the negligence of the Court, and while
Cancemi, (now about to be tried FOURTH time, J
will assuredly come out clear AT last, the boy
Rodgers, and the negro Dorsay, both tried by
Judge Russell, have been executed, and that
too, though strenuous exertions were made, by
appeals to higher court and 10 the Executive,
to procure another trial or remission of punish.
mcnt.
II is such magistrates who reduce the calendar
of crime, and strike terror to the hearts of
criminals.
HAsKIN's ElECTIoN.-Mr. Haskin has been de-
clared reelected to Congress. His majority,
however, which is very small, will, we appre-
bend. entirely disappear when put to the test of
a committee of the House of Representatives.
Let the case be carried up and proved.
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Tho Wabash and Western Railroad safe Fort Wayne
opened with false keys last night and SD stolen
~ 900 III the amount Ills the Frontier
Bank Of Illinois, and the balance other banks IN
Illinois and Wisconsin. There II no clue 10 the robbers
Of
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Tgx lar Hsrto cotsrrmEun- Tho parties arrested
rs Captain wang aud thc detective officers on Thursday,
IN Brooklyn were yesterday taken before the proper
,hor,cs and committed 10 Tciahg 70 await tho action
Of The Grand Jury. Sergeant Dickson, while overhaung
the old ruheish which found AZ the alleged counter
fears headquartcrs discovered two bank Plates covered
with Tar which after time he succeeded in cleaning
ono az which was copper and proved 80 be counterfeit
platc for ves ON the Bank of this city and tho other
steal Mate from whic counterfeit threes the Hudson
County Bank of Jersey CITY had been printed The pro
rerty was all placed the hands or Mr. Warren Property
Clerk.
NEw CorNnEFEIrs. Yesterday afternoon two coun
terfcs made their appearance. Threcs the Mechanics
Bank, q Ncwburyport, Mass AMI lives the Rank OF
Iambcrsve, New Jersey No arrests made but tho
telegraph operator Mr. Crowley tccgraphcd the fact TO
The several station houses and the police Instructed
10 notify the storekcrpers
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NV MOVEMENT on raE SrTRIT RhrrYHs.-FHr
spiritua.s contemplate pcttoning the Legislature OF
Massachusetts, at ts next session, FOR grant ~ money
from three 20 seven Thousand doarso cuabc them 10
"Cmnoy scientific men inquire into the mysteries OF
spruagm" They say that the state T. pledged " the
education nf the people, and tits being on educational
ncasrfe. tho Commonwealth ctnuot rciUse % grant tho
j. E ff8. ~ fsvt#F9
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wnito,'s TnsnW.--fon Tay ior' last comedy, "Golng
10 tho mad, produced hero last evening, the per
fotmance heinz the rsi Of the peco America.
wen received by fa house, aud gill be repeated this
evening. ne crowded condition q our columns today
obscs us n pseipone The publication Of critical re.
yieu
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New York, Saturday, November I3. ls5s.
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cd Mr.. SMaflston, quiet citizen, IN the street. in
October. 1851, expiatcd his offence with his life
yesterday. in the yard Of the city prison. La
mentable o. such fate may be for one so young,
the cxigencies OF the time aud circumstances inn
Of wickedly disposed persons In this wicked city
that one to which this unfortunate belonged il
perhaps the most dangerous, and stands most in
need Of striking example. Older criminals she'd
blood for some definite aim and purposc-eithcr
for plumber or for vengeance: and they may some
times be restrained from carrying ont their in
tent BY calculation Of the consequences. But
the class to which Rodgers belonged take human
life with no motive save q thirst Cor blood-a
desperate recklessness Of the value of life or the
dignity Of law; and they are rarely, If ever, de-
TERED from the commission OF crimes Of this
magnitude by any fears Of the penalty which at
taches tcAhe deed. Thus IL IL that no man is Sc.
cure while bands Of young and reckless criminals
roam the city, needing neither law ng decency
but ready to strike down, without warning or
without proyocation, any unofiending citizen they
may meet.
The Iooseness with which criminal law has
been heretofore administered in our city together
with the indiscriminate abuse Of executive Gle
mcncy, has given boldncss and confidence TO the
felon; but If the rufians and assassins. Of all
grades Of society, were satisfied that their crimes
would be followed by certain and speedy punish
ment. there would be loss bloodshod TO lament,
and less judicial turpitudc 70 blush for. Who
doubts this And yet the only criminal Judge
we have ever had--Judgc Russell-who I'M
dcrStands criminal jurisprudence. and admins
tefs The law with frrnncss and impartialily
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RrMoRs CoNCERNING THE NEW YORK COLLECTOR
sHIP-NEw GOVERNOR FOR KANsAs---THE NATION
AL FINANCES, ETC.
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ton will therefore, be resumed and witnesses for
tie defence called and sworn.
We give today full account Of the ravages Of
the northeast storm which ragged from the goth to
the 2Gth Of October last and which extended from
the Bahamas to the banks of Newfoundland. 1t
was one Of the severest on record Several vessels
were partially or totally wrecked, and hundreds
were more or less disabled in the hurricane.
The sales Of cotton yesterday embraces about 900
bales closing at about lac, for middling upands in
store The market for lots to arrive and in transit was
hcayy, but without quotabe change prices. Flour
again frmer for common and medium grades while es
somewhat less active There continued TO b. a
good asern and local demand. Wheat in mo ieraic
request while sales limited to rates given in an.
other column. Corn was less active and prices easier;
Western mixed sold at 73Ac 75c; yellow do. at 8oc
white southern at &c. and yellow do. at SIC. Soc.
Pork was less buoyant while sales fair extent
including mess at $l7 37 ST. A. and prime at SIS rs
sli Sugars were steady with sales Of 451 500 hhds,
and 450 boxes at rates given in another column Coffee
was quiet and sales confined TO small lots OF Maracaibo
al rates given in another place. Freghs TO Liverpool
were firm, while engagements limited cotton was
taken al &c, and cheese at 22s Cd dead weight
There good demand for vessels To load at
Southern ports with cotton for Europe.
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MfCu. sIC's HALL az Broadwsy.-BRvArTs MssTRKIs
-NxSao sosos AHp RoRLksauss-UsKp Ur.
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CAMPBELL. KiNyTREI.s. ~ Brosdway.-EraIoPIAr
Ca gAurggIsr,cs, SONGS. Ao-PoFGo
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We rresi rrvtr. rnurs ~ we Va rme 81 le-ss ~
a fare snl fre< NV al al bv
$50 fgu, Fcr peAge sEet@ ~ - oCetrsc' az rgh
.n So Yofk ~ rotrt N Ne enure west ra he
rreranVs 80, - ahr.0r H1rse 49, NarN
- 4. hilHufr lskss1Frr tssut
Esx EonE snasA L<@sca A Co. rrtlkh afuaa
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INSTRUCTION.


A GENTLEMAN, LATELY PRoFE ssOR IN A COLLEGE,
"A wishes 10 devote portion Of his time teschipg III
would instruct pupils II heir residence hts woult
hear reciAons institution Address Professor Herald
Office.
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yVANrED--A SITUATION. nv sTOuf Avnargav
w sri y yeArs Oh % dl shsmbsr~ork sud raigus %
y wihnn ~ 20 gsnerA hluaew IA q HuaN priv ftr
Sppg a ~ fart 49, peiWeen l1nbgtiau g. a1i .fsld
AZ. klsi Brcckyu.
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CHayrIIING. sc

fyAsr OF CLOrHrNG.-S.ooo WORTH WANTED
~ Yit, per cent Than s given BIZ ohes be Oh
t.ned for large or snsn los ~ spRyng psrsonsly O
through post 10 JAMES noR0FsY, No. al Pearl street.
Chatham
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CArrGuhpD yIaE fVsuKswCa CJgrArg-CArI
- VI k11O0-No ~ Wsn sweet sie Crniie~atal sat
VIEW tors msurea property fs-ns ans tsryaTeot - -
stsfes Ap'Ncaucoa e. ia NsFraia. - - sai - al
where here y NJ rssfeat agsst
8BsIgitE Il NIT ~ ". Ffffff-t
kbassf FtLia@t Tee frll isra
:. ". EsEEs f.ercfa-y
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WAETED-ByA WIDOW, A sire aTfOs as HJCsE
w keeperor 70 lady. Besi cify Reference 40
sress ~ sn tesotsn Houss, Bruaiwsy.