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~e n6sss ksay nero gl.cn; and Jon sssA sssqusniy.
70 pm away eenpletsly al feeling 81 nhesss ySu
11ny enserah % ths matter. Tseiguavs have
. r psa &. [
ssSss SEQ Y9asssapSns between .ssS ~ xsas
ing le reports you look upon foreigners enecs
without distinguishing The good from the bad Tho acng Is.en
SAINT WI lnmc< iAcy 70 be brought before a ~
udgeent having intent break the and wn puosh
you with o gresest severity No mercy al 10 ah0~n YOU
Let say hs did NOT receive timely warning apocia1
sdict
The extract from the proclamation or tho Governor
General equally strong any Of the foregoing and,
IKE them indicates determination, upon tho part OF VIC
mandarns at least protect the lives and property Of
foreigners. Here is the way II reads
whereas people belonging 70 tho shanghac district have
murdered kngshman and have beaten aud wounded Mr.
Lay Inspector General Of Customs and oshcrs have %
Esrous the capture Of the mrderers end have
hhaDghae ecer Of rank " snpentend thess mas
End hurry their execution. The Aforesaid Acting In
tendant and h have BY Of The
engaged In tho kdnappL business and that he peoolc
chose the knghman> led asay By their
own Suspicious all Of which very web believe Where
tcresneIs break The treaty The only course 70 DO
and punishment Plivate individuals not allowed 70
sumo the responsibility Of killing and woundng people
DO NOT consider these things matters 70 be Elod
with or gone about In diatcry manner
From the determined tenor Of these extracts IL would
seem that all blackguards should have cowed into
quiet and that foreigners would be at liberty 70
and come previous the outbreak Confidence, how
ever is fur from being restored II being still deemed dan
gerous for instance 60 from Woosung Shanghai BY
any save the river route. John Chinanan 10 singular
fellow, Of whom shall know before the end Of this
century.
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sALEs AT AUCTION.

LBERT NJ. GRIFFIN CO., AUCTIONEERS.
"A Mortgage Sale Of Magnificent Household Furniture
pr s ess no
Bronze and Orou Chandeliers on Paintings by emiuent
uss elegant Sauary Bsque and Dresden China Ornaments
t1re China snd Glass ware, Silver Ware, 4cAL8ERT NJ
Ne gss' Thai! been instructed he
the elegant as story brown stone rssdenoe So
comprising the largest and household
Furniture and Works OF Art offered at auction this
Drawing RoomTwo superb Frence plate mantel Mirrors
With rich gut frames two DO pier Mirrors Console Tables
Shades Rose wood Drawing Room SUITS richly carved in fruit
and flowers and three colored brocael the rich
Reception and eight oval back oSsrs ROSEWOOD Etegerse
marble tops match sSs suits ladies' Worn Tssls,
ported by Laplons,. Msrcoa. 1 Co., superb artistic
and Morning. Flower Boy and Girl also Pasn marble ssfa
ees bisqe and Dresden china Ornaments, Sevres china
%
seasonfour round finished all round carved legs
made by city maker. and fully
RoseWooa Sedreom Frnrs en- suite sssssss
soiss SETS Sslr Sasressss Beds Bsnisis sse s,
ss in s4 ss: ov and xsas s IN
Clock Brussels Carpets Curtains &C. Third and fourth
Bedding ingram Carpets &c Dining room-soa oak esseH
sion dining Table Sideboard arm Chairs rich Gu! and
TUss s pss SALTS Ell silver
SSa
decorated House let possession Immediately Sixh ave
nue. cars and stages pass within few doors OF the house.
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Letter from MI. Edmund Ru0im.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

~3zk1fIE1f0Ws1 1OOs Hu0o'
When private individual has been illuminated by or
through your own reporter, presume that you viii not
refuse to admit the insertion in your paper Of denial In
the HERALD Of yesterday the writer Of your Charsown
Correspondence, Of date Of December l. when report
ing (as he says) what Col Baylor said among sundry
other matters not concerning mel states the following
"He (C0l b. had heard that white haired old man, Ed
mund Rufln make reasonable harangue in the street
day. and had gone up and told him that protected
By his gray hairs and By the military b,1 that he
here month hence and made similar speech H. ooutd be
taken doun 10 the run and acet duckf, and den dyr o1
of to,cn"
There not the least foundation Of truth for the portion
Of the above passage which marked for italics Neither
COL Baylor any other person has uttered my hear
ing, to my knowledge, these any similar other
insulting or offensive remarks. do not know that even
previous to this false repor that not entirely
tcous, and in manner respectful or kind.
EDMUND RUFFIN.
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CONSIDERABLY ArARaED.-The people Of Talbot county
Maryland, have been much alarmed for the last few
weeks by reports Of contemplated Instructions among
the negroes, and the collection Of by them. At
Easton and st. Michael's number Of families had con-
gregaed from the surrounding country, leaving their
houses shut up and deserted Armed patrols guard the
country, while all the towns and villages have bodies Of
armed men ready for the insurgents. The fears OF the
inhabitants excited by the statements Of negro
man. which could only have obtained credence through
fear for they Of character be believed in
moments of cool reflection.
CoMFoRTaBE APARTMRSTs--A Mormon advertisement
reads as Fellowship be let, rooms for two gentlemen
and four wives, or for gentleman and six wives'
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ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
W The property OF DON Felix Gardorinera zig Fourteenth
j. PORTER Co., Auctioneers. viii sell, this day, Dec
10 without reserve the entire elegant furniture contained in the
three maEndcent suits e solid rosewood Psror Farnnre
s ans sn Fas
PAINTINGS rich velvet Carpets large and extensive variety
pensve kind elegant ware Tea and Dinner sets Vases
Parian Ware Bronze and Ormola Clocks &C. The pari
catalogue the rich costly furniture deco.
raons &c. &C. TO be sold at public auction 70 the highest bidder
contain yards superior Carpets; three mag
nceDt solid rosewood Suits covered maroon and gold
ladies' solid reception arm Chairs covered IN
pier ssfa and side Tables costly rosewood
expressly ladies' wo
and CGcss elegant china With the most chase
cent French plate pier Glass with rich and heavy gold
n. sna as hsnSy lace
ngs by pativearusshe whole forming very pleasing col
ceent tome being valuable instrument rosewood niano
Stool covered in satn with elegant and costly embroidered
Dining room-Rich velvet tapestry Carpet in good orders
solid oak extension Table, all polished in the best manner
clo together With ali The Ruby and cys ona c p G hs
Wines Champagnes Tumblers Gobles and Decaners
tea Urns, spoons Forks superior table Cutlery, DC
AIRY marble top Bureaus washstnds match pure hair Mat
resses from 4o made 70 order and excellent
towel racks toilet sets stair Carpets and Rods mahogany
ment Utensils &c with which the sale will commence The
% weather w Be
pack and ship articles going out Of the city,
sss sss om III encsass = The so w se he
search Of first quality household furniture specially invited
and other goods Will be admitted the
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at their salearoom,
NO. "a CEDAR STREET, OFFICE
comprising very largo assortment richest furs offered
this they AL fresh goods
moth having been manufactured by the leading
trade. They consist of - =
REAL RUSSIAN SABLE, ROYAL ERMTNE,
HUDSON BAY SABLE, MINK MARTEN,
CLOAKS, TALMAS vIHTORINE8
CAPES, NUFFS CUFFS
GLOVES CAPS, PELERINES n
Also very large assortment of
SILICA, CARRIAGE and LAP ROBES
HUDSON BAY WOLF ROCKY MOUNTAIN WOLF
BADGER, COON JENET, BUFFALO and
FANCY ROBES, in great variety.
We wonld especially call the attention OF ladies and those
who about purchasing for Holiday Presents this SALE as
they rely upon the goods being strictly class and war
ranted as represented.
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UPWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. --RoBEs.-BY Il.
~ H. sCHENcK, this day at o'clock, at their sales
roon ~ Nassau street. large variety of tine sleigh and
rage Robes consisting Of Wol Silver Badger Black Bear.
Genet ICON aud Back Wolf lined aud upned Buffalo skns
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DECEIvER'S SALE-wILL BE SOLD BY ORDER OF
II the Receiver without reserve public auction on ha
premises Thursday the 18th day of December 1850 II
cclock the buildings Fixtures Aachinsry Tools Moulds
cuped by Peake McCarly at the foot Of West thirty third
street. the North river in this city, Also the u years
The sale will be made subject to definite ncumbrances
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. -HoUs EHoID
~ Furniture Sewing Machines, &c, &c.-By n. AZ. II.
sCHENOK son this day 10Th inst ut lO,s O'Clock, at their
saesroom 81 Nassau street. large assortment Of and
second hand Household Furniture Panofortes Sewing Ma
chimes plated Ware Guns &c comprising carved rosewood
Paror Suits In various coverings wood marble Eege
res centre and sofa Tables French plate pier and msne
Glasses rosewood oak and mahogany Chamber Furniture
sne and In single pieces elegant silver plated coffee
Sets Walters OF various sizes Urns Kettle Casters also
one Singers Sewing Machines in perfect order; also eight
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THOMAS j. MILLER, AUCTIONEER.
II AUCTION SALE OF

THOMAS j. MILLER, AUCTIONEER
AUCTION SALE OF
Reesers entire gallery Of original modern Paintnss now
exhibition free the National Academy Of Deagn, ienth
street. Broadway.
The catalogue embraces many Of the OF this Red
artist including the three celebrated paintings otained
the gold OF honor the great Exhibition
Paris in 1865
The sale win take place on
MONDAY EVENING, Dec 49, at O'Clock
Until which time the pictures will be on view
DAILY from A. u. 10 4 Pm
Catalogues be had at the gallery Office Of As
auctioneer, IL Pine street,
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ELEaANT HoUsEHoLn FgRNITURE, sTATuARY,

INLE0ANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, STATUARY,
II Paintings, Ac.-W. b. WESTCOTT 4 Co viii sell at auc.
ton Monday December H. 1t 10 o'clock the resdence
1872 Twenty first street. of Eighth avenue elegant Furn
ture and Works Of Art the property q the Rev Henry
whole will be for absolute and positive sale embracing superb
Household Furniture very costly Paintings which
copies celebrated OF Guido Murio Rubens &C.
they are faithful copies done in Italy and France also or
figures &C. large size Furniture made by Dixon Brothers
INSTRUMENTATION Suits carved rosewood in satin
medallion, brocade do blue and gold Curtains
Glasses Jewel Boxes and Vases very exquisite Bots Rose
Iadys Secretary mounted In orrnou; rosewood
Phnofore beautiful Instrument exquisite rrutans
table, real seyres Vases painted In fruit owers bronz
Chandelers solid rosewood Secretary and Bookcase
many articles of Veru In lava rich Chamber Dining Fur
nture solid rosewood Bedseads Dressing Bureaus
sssension Table with full complement Of Dining Furniture
&C. Full descriptive catalogues will be ready for
Mt the door, Sale will be positive without regard weather.
commencing at precisely l0f O'Clock N. BAs this sale viii
be strictly without reserve deposits viii be required of all pur
cbasers Goods 70 be removed Immediately after sale for
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4 NJ. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER.
a. BY BANGS, NERWIN & CO.. Trade salerooms No 10


"A. BY BANGS, MERWIN 6 CO., Trade saerooms No. 10
Park Row.
Monday evening" Dec 10 6s O'Clock, Books Stationery
and stereoscopc Instruments and Views comprising coec
ton of standard and miscellaneous Books including
aud school Books Steeoscopc Instruments sizes
and Styles and large variety of Views glass paper
coored and plain sold for whom ii
may four OF superiine English
Blank Books &c
Wednesday evening" a. 81 o'clock choice Private
Library and valuable Books American gene
history and travels biography standard poets
dramatisis choice collection of Works general ler
ture Including many Precautionary, &c. Catalogues
ready.
THURsDA Y AFTERNOON. DEC. 49, AT S O'CLOCK
COINS AND MEDNs-A large collection gathered during
many years. with much care, comprising American and
reign CONS in Silver and Copper Some them are very
fine choice and Also beautiful specimens of
and popular MEDALS and large variety of
other Tokens &C. Catalogues may be had ut the salesros
FRIDAY AFTgRNOON, DEC. 49, AT 3 O'CLOCK.
VALUABLE LAW MISUNDERSTANDING complete sets of Fe.
Reports Common Equity Admiral
ty Reports Statute Laws, Dgess Commentaries Trea,ises
&C. including valuable knglish Law Books Aso ELECTION
Of choice Library Editions Of standard Works Miscellaneous
Literature, &c. Catalogues may be had application
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
Dec 10, 20 and q, at So O'Clock.
SCARCE CURIOUS VALUABLE Books. received from
Mr. Edward Lumley, of London being very large
blage OF Books and old In various Languages
ing the writings Of Ancient Modern Authors va
rous branches including that very Also Il
Illustrated Books OF scenery ana Costume line steel
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DENTISTRY.

A hpplFiCIAL BONE FILLING FOR DEcAYED TEETH.
Aching seb o. no preaye and .ynn 40 palm
corner OF broadway and Thirty frat stres DENIAL
n0oee'-Sample package d, cent BY mall
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DUBIIC SALE-AT AUCTTON.-M. L. PHILLIPS AUC-
uoneer, win SELL this day, at u O'clock at the New York
Bazaar Howard street one second hand hackney Coach in
Harness, &c,
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]. BI.EECRER. AUCTIONEER.

J. BI.EECKER, AUCTIONEER.
a. w1N S' ssaSp les e GINS fsS's s 1%psfsS
SP.s Wiz sell a. auction on Tues,
day, Dec 49, at Il so osloCs in II their p,n
The balance Of Goods remaining u nnsS from sale oNov
Is.siS Ss1sS seu saS MADEIRA
sssts sfaasf fae Brandy On oon
sS ,a Of sycss Scotch Whisky
oS Of sond IN 70 suit ss and invite the
AAo, 50 bOla fine old Bourbon boz, @hiskey.
large invoice f FIN q.a slsaS sGs as per catalogue
anne ,ss and are
sDuyss ror.y.a,s A fi. ~ ss sss1s.
NBThe attention Of hotel keepers and private buyers
called to this sale as comprises goods of better qualify Than
Catalogues and samples at No Pine street.
UCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FUR.
Pier Glass, Piano. carpetins, 10,
ABuRT1s co, auctionesr. viii SELL without reserve,
s" s ns .ns sSs
e. sHs e sssd a and all good oraer contained in
made anG On Il
PARLoRs.
shades Lace Curtains ssiassis Oh Paintings mar
s sS ycse ss, do sd
centre Tables large plate glass pier and Iaane
Mirrors with marble consoes En- sliteTwo very richly
carved solid rosewood Parior Suits satin bro
caAe and green silk velvet Pianoforie full octave In
laid with pearl splendid Instrument also, ornaments &c
Chambers third and fourth sories-Aahogany and black
walnut Sofas Bedseads Rockers washsands ingram
pets, &c.
Dining superior dining Table Buffet Arm
Chairs buffers Tray and Stand ruby and crystal glass De-
eaners, GObets Wines Champagues, Tumbiers Fruit
Celery Stands Paran marble Punch bowl silver plated Cas-
French china Dinner Set 100 pieces decorated china Set
pieces &C. Splendid suits of rosewood bedroom furniture
to close two nlortgageB 9. S1MSON, Mortgage.
A UCTION NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUUTIONEER
"A will SELL this day ut QS O'Clock q, saesroom 70 Nassau
street. large assortment second hand Household Furn
tre Carpets together with general assortment OF
Furniture consisting In part OF rosewood and mahoany
Tor, chamber And dining Furniture. vizreea tetes
Sofas paror Chairs centre Tables Bookcases
Chandeliers window Curtains marble top centre Tables
Tension dining Tables, marble top Sdeboars dressipg Blu
reaus Washssands Bedsteads hair Mattresses Palases
feather Beds Bedding &c. Dealers ana housekeepers VIII
md the above sale Well worthy their attention. as every lot
70 pc pereptory sold the highest bidder for cash. out OF
w purchasers have their goods boxed aud shipped from
tue nrcmieec o innlarate
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w A. CARTER, AUCTTONEER.
w. LARGE AND PERRMPTORY SALE
Io close q Lease
PACIFIC HOTEL FURNITURE.
Carpets, Olcloth Table Ware
, Steam Boiler, Copper Tubs,
Horses Carriages, Harness. 10 &C.
W. A. CARTER win sell at auction on Monday. Dec NJ
at the Pacific Hotel Greenwich street.
The entire Brussels three ply and ingram Carpets Rings
Mats Mating, lace Curtains silver plated table dessert
Spoons FORKS Casters Trays table Cutlery, britannia
Ware Pitchers &C. together with the China and Glass ware
Tumblers Goblets ,0hampagnes pecaners 80 also one
water TANK for laundry purposes together with large lot OF
copper Kettles Dshes Covers Boilers Pans &c and tho
Kitchen Utensils; also the whole Of the Table Bed aun
dry Linen, comprising hundred linen Sheets Towes Nap
kiDs Table Cloths, Pillow and Bolster Cases. Blankets Com
forers &C. also, about eighty and crate Coal
All the above Furniture WY furnished by the present
proprietor hia taking possession of the house. short
and In the best order and 70
mence with the Kitchen Utensils
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Hotel Coaches &c comprising Concord Stage
two hotel Coaches and rot,ng Buggy ali in good
order together with the single and double belonging
thereto.
Horses consisting Of pair Bays 16 hands seven years
old pair brown Horses 6 hands Eve old pair
Bays hands, and Bay, l6 hands, very traveller
all these horses are warranted sound and kind IN all harness.
lease being about expired. Catalogues on Saturday
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A UCTIOy NOTICE.-sAMUEL OsGOOD. AUCTIONEER
"A No Pine street win sell on Tuesday Dec l3 Al ~
cannon Balls Muskes Pistols Cartridge and bayone
Belts &c BY order Of W. A. THORNTON
Brevet Major u. s. A.. commanding N. Y. Arsenal
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UCTION NOTICE-CI.OTHING, BLANKETS &C
"A HENRY GREEN will sell, this day, l01s O'Clock at
l94 William street, large lot Of ready Pants Vests
Dress and Oyercoais Piece Goods, Bankeks Toys, &c.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT AgoTIoNEER, wilt SELL on!
Fixtures Of the Family Grocery Store No. IS Carmine street
consisting Soap Starch barrels and bags OF Flour Cheese
Spices splendid Refrigerator Counter Brandiea Wines
IN wood and bottles Also ine Horse, Grocery Wagon, &C.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-ANY PERSON HAVING A SET
"A Of parlor Furniture for sale and willing exchange
Jewelry hear Of customer by addressing IL l. W. s.
l62 Broadway.
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OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

" NEW YoRK, Dec. o, 1859.
Notice hereby given that pursuant to resolution passed
held in the city Of New York the Nh day Of Noyember
1882 and Of the authority vested In by the articles
said Con pany of every and nature will be sold
hs Conany 81 HUDSON se. n he cy q New Yor on
the s day Of December instant at II O'Clock subject
all the liabilities Of said Company the day Of sale
The of sale will be made known the day BY
order Of the Board Of Directors
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W TON NOTICES. J. BOGAkT, AUCTIONEERs-
This day at loh O'Clock a. the auction No North
Wism street. Frankfort street. mortgage sale OF
Household Fnntare splendid parlor Suit IN crimson puh
house Tables SIX Arm Chairs hir,! odsor Chs seventy
two cane seat Chairs, velvet Carpe also Sewing
chine SIMPSON < SCH AEfFk = Pd0riRa gees,
DIR. CHEhNER, Attorney for MortCarees
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n UCTION NOTICE-B ]. BO0ART AUO
"A tieneeraeassrd,y Dee 10 At 0x sclsck auction
No. North William street asssnees sale Of Fnrs
Felt Hats Sc sopsispg Of Feh Hat Trmnncs
silk Hats large LOT combating Of 6nc Mink Capes M,6
and Cuffs fine kyer Ant Mountain Martin Frenel
sshe also Sleigh Robes also assortment Of Dry Goods
Fancy 0oeda, &e. &c. WV
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CONSTABLE SALE OF GROCERIES WINES. LTQUORs,
~ Segars, &c-HENRY GREEN will cell this day at lOIs
O'Clock, at 1914 William street Teas Coffee Spices Soap nd
Malaga and vaencia Raisins Currans sarines Ancho
$500 Il casks Of green Ginger Scales Weights also
fs lunon &c. = "
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next day the money was again returned How did the
officials discover IT, and did they give him second bam-
mining
Let us now say few words regarding shanghae items
is the 18th Of September and about leaving
months cruise to Japan, with the Hon J. f. Ward and
several others the guests Of the Flag Officer.
There has been much excitement among the lower
der Of Chinese Of this locality during the past month
more, upon the subject Of kidnapping coolies FOR trans
portaton laborers to French colonies 1t seems that
before d. lie Baron eros left this last year he entered into
an agreement with the local mandarns for the delivery Of
% 00Osuch "aborers, to take place within certain period
at this port and Nngpo OF course the mandarins were
nent for them .'sck TO the plough" We'll, after while
coolies began to get scarce and the required number
being still untitled the mandarns, fearful OF falling in
their contract rather winked at the exercise Of little
force in the canvassng process At first this was esored
carefully and secretly, and with good success hun
dreds Of unsuspecng coolies being enapped by Chinese
erimps into out way places, gagged, bound and
transported on shpboard Suddenly however, accounts
Of these outrgcs began 70 be whispered along the coast
blazed into indignation Then came the news Of their vic
tory at the NORTH and indignation became bold and took
away European fe and rendered foreign property and
life both insecure. This is unquestionably the true
history OF the recent outrages, but there are
some who contend that tho kidnapping Is all humbug,
and that the bad feeling lately shown was the result OF
latent hatred toward all foreigners, which only required
inc news Of victory TO stimulate u into activity There
s unqaestonably great deal this but it is also known
nat more than one hundred coolies rcanded from
french bark at the demand Of the Tan tai Governor Of
Shanghae In connection with these events, two pro-
hrst from one Wu,' Acting Intcndant of the susung
and Tai Circuit &c; and tho other from Ho the Imperial
Commissioner and Governor General, himself have
space but for an extract from each WI saws
Certain backsuards, Lin-Tsai Chenr Chan ma, chi
and two others, who had crimpng ana
seized and they confessed that foreign were nd
Jy engross part Of the price offered for them dsys
" decoy persons and in fine had gone Length OF
sway people by force that whenever they wanted Is tra
nap by violence they foreign vgsbond sasrs
cordingly under the giving OF life and death
the aforesaid four criminals after other been
record. y These villains, covetny the gans
derivable from Kidnapping regarded not The evil and misery
they inctug others but their heads on
place and their hoaes In apother and where their wealth
their lyesY Il ~ rghs tna, you shond kno "
. The :acs ofbo kidnapping Of pcoe b. native sacsgaGFds
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Upward sCHENCK, AUCTIONESR. AWAY
IAc-By T. r. II. SCHENCK. This day, At one o'csox q
and AIT road Was0n 1870
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DRCwfE 4 NICHOLS, AUCTIONEBRs, WILL SELL.
ID this day, Saturday Dec TO- at IL O'clock their sales
rooms IS street, hundred and fifty snanp Canary
Birds long and short breeds warranted hne singers The
above are selected birds and well worthy the attention Of
buyera
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GENTLEMAN AND HIS
en-, can be acce mmodated
BoArd, within i've minut<s'
=. References exchanged.
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