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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-04-04
AMERICAN HOTEL.
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Auburn, Placer County, Cal.
GEORGE II. STEPHENS, Proprietor.

Y>IlE above proprietor having recently M:;;N
Il taken the American Hotel, at Auburn, lsle.lA
aud reftted it with entire new bedding. and other
wise improved it, feel confident that their eXpe.
rcnce will enable them to render entire satsfac-
ton to all who may become their guests.
The "Amcrcan' is eligibly situated on the
Plaza. and has the advantage being fire proof
building; and the Parlors and Bedrooms, are
pleasant and we'll furnished, and will always be
ound neat and clean.
THE TABLE AND BAR
will he supplied with the best that can be pro-
cured for the comfort of those who may become
their patrons.
Ras-The Office of the California Stage Company
is kept at this Hotel. where passengers can take
the stage daily for Sacramento. Nevada. Dutch
Flat, Iowa Hill. Yankee Jlms, Forest Hill, Pla-
ccrvilc. and Marysvile.
Auburn, March Is, 1SG2.-my
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Wednesday. April 18th, A. ID. 1868,
Gwynn's Variety Store,
EAST STREET, AUBURN,
NORTH OLE THE CRAVE YARD.

NORTH OF THE GRAVE YARD.
AM NOW OFFERING FOR SALE, variety
Il of goods cheap for cash or country produce
have on hand
Hungarian Grass Seed, Glover Seed, and
Lawn Grass Seed, and all kinds of
Garden Seeds. Also, in growth,
variety of Cabbage
Plants, ready to
transplant.
Also, Hams, Shoulders and Midlings. cured by
myself.
BUTTER. LARD AND FRESH EGGS
always on hand. Call and see my variety, for
sell at low prices to suit the times
JOHN R. GWYNN.
Auburn, March 9TH, 1868. -4w
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HOTEL d'ORLEANS,

IOWA HILL.
LOUIS ISERNIANN, Proprietor.
"AVING this day leased the Hotel d'Orleans
4 4 from Mr.. Louis Snitzgcr. am prepared to
offer to travellers and boarders the accommoda-
tions OF first class Hotel The house and fixtures
are entirely new the bedrooms large and well
ventilated; and the bar and dining rooms very
commodious The TABLE will not b. surpassed
by the hotels of the larger cities Of the State, and
the BAR will be supplied with pare Wines and
Liquors.
In rcsunling business take this opportunity to
return my thanks for the generous patronage be-
slowed to me heretofore, and to assure the public
that the Hotel dOrleans will AS ever, be IL dcsir,-
bic Hotel for travellers and boardcrs
LOUIS ISERMANN.
Iowa Hill January 18th. lS63.-my
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REED & FRENCH.
CONTRACTORS
Builders and Carpenters,

Near Toll House, Auburn, Cal.
THEabovc firm take thi smcthod OFF nformi ~
the pubicthatthcy are at alltimes prcparcd
to tax contracts. build. or do any kind of Car
penters or Homework and which WILDE done
in Il workmanlikc manner and at low rates.
Our Shopis on Auburn Ravinc opposite the
Toulouse .whercthose wantin ganythine incur
lin bcoromptly accommodated.
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GEAVING AGAIN ENGAGED IN BUSINESS
a Il in the stand formerly occupied by the I'M
dersi gncd. in basement of Odd Fellows Hall; old
customers requested to renew their patronage,
with the assurance that fresh and full supply
of all kinds of Family Groceries, Provisions,
Flour, Grain. etc. will be kept for sale, rs we'll
MS Paints, Oils. Glass, Burning Fluids Tinwarc,
Glassware, Quecnsware, Stoncwarc, Mining
Tools Windows. and every other article Of the
trade. Goods will be sold ut low priccs--as
small profits and quick returns will be the
motto. WIN. Is. WILSON.
s-Families can always be supplied with Fresh
Butter. Eggs and Cheese.
EsH-Ordcrs from the country solicited. Goods
delivered free of charge.
Auburn, January 10TH lS63-my
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WI. ANDREWS,
COMMERCIAL STREET, AUBURN.

COMMERCIAL STREET, AUBURN.
CONSISTING of Gold. Silver and Diamond
| " Watches of the best English. Swiss. and
American manufacture.
Etruscnn, Carbuncle. Pearl. Coral, Garnet
Quartz. Jet and Enamclled SETS
| Pins and Earrings of all styles and patterns.
| Band. Chain. Ribbon and Alumenum Bracelets.
Diamond Gold and Enamelled Lockcts Of all
styles and patterns.
Gold and Silver Thimbles, Quartz Seals, Chains
and Gold Keys of all patterns.
Vest Chains. of Gold. Armennm and Hair
Gold and Coral Neck Chains of all styles and
patterns.
Gold, Jet. Etruscan, Garnet and Imitation
Diamond Crosses.
Diamond. Ruby. Emerald. Opal. Regard, Enam-
ell ed and Gold Rings of all styles and patterns.
Gold and Enamelled Bnckles-fnc assortment
Gold and Quartz Slides
Stone Cameo. Etruscan. Gold Stone, Carbuncle
Aumenum and Gold Sleeve Buttons and Studs
Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles
Silver Card Cases, Cups, Butter Knives, Salt
Spoons, etc.
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils, of the best
makcrs--a great variety.
Silk Hair. Ribbon and Leather Guards.
Marine. Calendar and Office Clocks.
All of which will sell at reduced prices for
cash
nNrWatches. Clocks and Jewery repaired and
warranted.
ns-All kinds of California jewclry made to
order.
Engraving and Cutting done with neatness and
dispatch.
Auburn. August 18th, lS62.-my
JOB PRINTING.
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VHNHE undersigned offers for sale u large lot of
Il all kinds OF Frui: Trees l. 2 and years old
also. Il rye assortment OF all kinds of Foreign
Grape Roots and Cuttings OF my own ilnporta-
ton from the Atlantic States Germany. France
and Inly. Also, 40 swarns of pure Italian Bees,
full of Honey.in lots and prices to suit l also
Offer for sale the pure juice of the grape
"Millcr's Mountain Wine" red and white, l and
years old Also, Grape Brandy of my own
manufacture, and warranted to be pure. My
Wines and Brandy will be found of superior
quality for family and medical purposes
Every article sold by me will be warranted to be
such as represented. LOUIS Z. MILLER.
Rattlcsmke Jan. oath, 1863 PIN
, 1863-09-15

Sold By ri respectable Druggsta, PnJslcsaus, Gsa.
GERS. Hote1s, ealoons and country dealers.
jF3Q hSs9--m THAT
, 1863-09-15

The Canadian Militia Bill.
The Canadian Parliament Is low excited1y
discussing the Militia Bill for The defence Of
the Provinces. Tho Toronto Leader giyes the
following us the summary Of D'Arcy McGee's
yiews. 1t will be seen that he has lost none
Of his stupidity:
He entered Into an eloquent recital Of the
characteristics Of the people Of the Northern
States, and showed that there was extreme
dagger to Canada from them. He believed a
bosnle movement against this Province would
he most popular in the Nortl.. md wdI!A
unite all claeses in support of any ca1ldidate
for the Presidency who might bc unscFuDu.
1ous though to make it rallylng cry 1t elec-
tionf. He alluded to the hostility which be-
{opd doubt existed on the part of the Ne8
England fanatics towards the Roman Catho-
lies OF Lover Canada, and on the part of q
Portion OF bis countrymen toTards the Bd.
tieh section Of the Province, aud. said that
before long, 9 singular spectacle might b.
l1ifhmen uniting Ia . crusade against this
country. He referred also to the strong feel
tEg throughout the United States aEeinst
England, and to the intention openly express.
ed that, eo soon as the war with the South Is
over, they would indemnify themselves with
Great Britain. He argued from these facts
tbat there was Imminent danger to this Prov
trce, and It was only question for us to de-
ftbd Ourselves or become Ame1icanized In
support # the designs Of the North, he point
ed to works going on at Rouse'a Point and
other places along the frontIeE. He consid-
e1ed the question Of the means OF the Prov
ince to provide proper defensive mea.ures,
md asked tue member for Hamilton for his
views On this rloinf
, 1863-09-15

II N any Point, and will be used in hoistlng
AMI placirg the iron FIR the thoius. and also
n raiEipg and setting the statue Of Freedom
In position. The tholus will be fifty-one feet
t~o o inches high, snd tie statue nineteen feet
fur inches, making the total height OF metal
work Jet to be erected seventy feet ak iach-
es. This gcafo'd ding Is novel In It's construc-
he n9 Il npd tbe 70
used give 1t the appearance Of 4 cage.
TIE work In setting the iron progresses
70 7ly but surely The framework for the
p M cling IL side the dome, as well IS the
ftam'pg for the gsllery over the rotunda, il
a]' e'dy in place. The stsirway is already up
to cou. ide,nble distance, nnd is Of very easy
ascE Mt. The view from the top is magnid-
cent during clear day, the sweep being ex-
ten i've, aud the view embracing highly pic
tureeque country, and the stately Potomac
and Its sparkling tributaries.
, 1863-09-15
Railway Timekeepbrs,
Wlth Heavy Sterling Silver Cases,
Especially Adapted for Army Sales.


.Frsnk LesYe:s Illustrated Newspaper. Of F+p, q
1seS says; "HuDRAED's TIMsKREPKss are becoming
p1oSetulki fer their ACCURACY asd reliability. Tse'
ate particularly valuable for officers In the army All
The Army a1d Navy Gazette OF philadelphts. in tts
number Of May Q. reVle 9tnR this watc1, says: -We
AIs paeated to re tnat he 1mportaucn Of aunnaE
oIdl3azy cnterpte aa theirs sicsly me.its These
MstSnes afe poyelt!es produced ny TO otter ho1se
1k other Auufacturfa In point oi accuracy
11 noa e!e9e1se Fidelity End promp'ness to their Dat
In TIC army S ~~A"AA A"@ *3"1HId
fsys: Sy: Me have b By the Aessrss Huasanp
ao BE tna exclusive importers ar f6o artics
Tms faeT SsIns Sss As slWay
70 keen the most accurate time III al citns,es
81 t9esa Tlekeepets Is only cquae1 by
t.iI,, 1hs RA5LWAY . TipEKEKPER ,ha, heavy solid
hanatou gold hatds With superior Re: :alated movs
Eent. wa,lauted to- run A1d keep excellent time
Psiee: per ease q taf dozea. t6o oy naI s, i9f
oe2tveFy ny mail guaranteed: Sold ouy by the case.
some silver plated cases and II al Other respscts lie
s5e AZ TIE silver ones While IL appearance they are
Registering 20 cents. Sold only by the case
, 1863-09-15
Attempt to KIdnap a General,
Especial Correspondence of the Phila. press.1

Ill
HEAD<UARTERs ARMY OF THE poToaAc,
VIRGINIA, Sept. :, 1e63. j
wish you could read Of something beside
gue1tlles. In the army cf tho Potomac wa
have nothing else to rouse us from 1augour
and stupor, but the daring dep,edations Of
these midnight marauders. It Is only a few
nights eince IN attempt was made to kidnap
General Bartlett, Of the Gtl corps, who is
stationed at New Baltimore. The attempt
came very near being successful; and If the
guards had net stood up with imperturabla
noncha1ance md bravery, he would now,
most probably, have been In the hands OF
the FhIittitee. twenty-five of these des.
pcrate fellows, supposed to. belong to the
black horse cavalry, actually succeeded In
getting nlnost inside Of General Bastlett's
tle fence, craw1ed over with extreme cau-
ticn, and began. to- silently approach tie
tent. It vas just midnight, and aI around
Tas dark as Erebus and still as the grave
At lat the guard pc1ceiyes the mysterious
object s1owly approaching him. In mo-
melt his piece vas rated, and the stern
'hslt" sounding out on the quiet night air
wos but the signal for the crawling Wilkins to
jump to their tect ard charge fur1ously upon
the guard. lie fired, and stood his
ground brayely, till the rest Of the
guard 1a1lied, when they fired u vol.
Icy which scattered the int1udezs in =
t1ice. They left three or four of their dead
md wounded lying on the ground. When
the game they sought wae almost within their
gasp, their courage failed, and they fled In
ing, but brascly and happily frustrated
they should have summary administration
Of iufffre
, 1863-09-15
The Work on tho Capitol.
fEI0m tha Washin ntfou H],Hos,{claf

Tho worEmen arc now engaged in er.ct,np
tne 1Iame eeaflolding. on the dome,. prepara.
13Y 19fY 10 The erection Of the tholus and statue.
ahls seatloldipg will be eighty y-two ieet above
;nt 81 G1oqndation m Of the thofus aud clrcuiar, aud
hraeed ~ composed Of heavy timbers firmly
one section Of the ecatfoldfng been mt in ~! "a
siuon, and as soon as these arc braced toFeth.
er, three other sections will be erected m IN
Of tn N. and above these the hosting appa.
1atns wn1 BE- placed. The apparatus vii be
ut On a rail6ay, 80 that 1t can be worked
, 1863-09-15

TIE New York Illustrated Nawa, In t:s 1ssue Of Jaa
~ ise3 On pege ~, Voluntarily eays: We aye beaa
7EoWn Most p!ea'tng novelty Of which sae BuunA RD
BIOS, of Now Yo.k. are the sole importere Il il
ealIfd tho MAGIC TINE OBSERVER, Acd II hunting
ttt . Eost r. Gconyenient aad decidedly the ooss aud
offered II has within II aud Connected With its ma
s1i5e,y IT, oEa Endtn: at:acamaat rend Eey
eoIoroted Of two netals tho o1ter o.e being due i6
xstat. old. It has the Improved rub5 action lever
moveEeLs. srd warranted IN Accu. At7 meplece :"
Pce sug.rby engraved per case o. hall dozea. te5i
ksmPle Watches 10 neat morocco boxes tor those
'he so.taEe nI 81 l. 90 carts: Es9i.ter1ag e0e:
loyal eatek With bill rayah.a to Express Asa1t upo1
c.9ly+Ey. PeIsons ordes1a9 n this uAuaer u1,t en-
Close ~ proof q their Sincerity tho amount to
Ee CIR di.ed on the bill. -
others in the dls'oyA States, OF any
} }Esprfss Companies ne5enptosly rsfasc making eo!:
tebt hy msfl Or exprsss II hy e1press mall. In
ftgte;ed !eticr. u our risk Our patrons are ro
tht a 10 CO 20.
, 1863-09-15

The Timely presence Of the police knocked
the vile plot in the head, aud the girl, after
getting her eyes opened to the object
Of the scheme, willingly went from
the ticket md the cab money with her. She
had no money ct her OWL, and when in De-
troit would have been at the entire mercy of
tho seducer: Of course, the old bachelor did
cot 80 to Detroit either, but Inns been In
mar, who vas mixed up In the introduction,
after finding her own filtration spoiled, pre-
tended, in the end, to sympathize largely
with the girl. and professed much joy at her
deliverance from ruin-not, however, until
after che had meeting with tie old bachelor
on the street, and told him Of the intended
interference Of sarah'e formcr.employer, NTH
whom she was also acquainted, and who, in
Innocence, sent BY her 4 message to Sarah.
This was to notify her Of bis coming, but the
ma17ied woman made use of her Information
as warning to the old bachelor.
, 1863-09-15

n ENRY FEMALE SEMI
- - EARXc1T!s 1Estitution opens SEPT 9th last.
MT COOL Principal: Ilas s. e. WILL IMs.
iAetietsnt: A. Miss Jennie Bradbury Asst P1im Dept:
MAe Laura Ltsel1nd Teacher Of MuS1c; NILS ida u
Axaee 1escher Of German. Board and Tuition sd
ptF year. The d-u.htera Of decessed ard disabled
Soldiers ELL 1ecelye tulu3n FREE.
aepTya ha-eha1l County. Sept 1th, 1865.
, 1863-09-15

PROPOSALS FOR 100000
4 BEVERAGE bonds or TIE CITY or CHI
cAGo. CITY & &GoxpTzo1LEas oEg19s.}
seaed proposals y III be received 1t tnIs oiee IN
til1uEepAf. SEPTEMBER 15tn. At IL O'CLOCK
II Thsn The same VII be publicly opened. foF tic
fs199 9f sGTsEa % ,E Fo1ds a@ataoE5sd @ BY section
ru4!y 18th 1sS. Of tbs de1oEtnauoc OF one thousand
dollars each dated Juy 1st s3 ar psy, ble ii EaV
fcEk twenty nve years after their date win coupors
1os Interest at tbs rate Of seven % per cent per ant
num payable semi aa1 uallY In EeW York, 6tnkio9
Fn1d 10 provided for theit redemption.
TIE propcfa!s Will specify TIE amount desired. the
pitca bid pr $1o0 thereof ard tia placs al doYerY
WnetheE Gf!ccsso. New Io-k Or Boston. The persons
EkcEe proposals sre scce;ted viii recei79 1afof1s-
ton Of tue FANS at tb!3 office. At the otee Of Messts
Duncan Sherman q Co Neg York or nf Aessrs J.
E. 1hayef 4 Bas. Boston. a. may be designated In
ttef proposals. where they viii be required to deposit
within 1Te tRys after tie opening OF tho proposals.
the huns aFA!ded to them respectively. with the pre-
mtuUb thereon, AID tho amount Ct intert4t On tia
ccurons 70 the TINE cf ttco:lt os peyuant. Bontf
M BE- dellretet IN Chicago. 5e2te1bes 10th. and In
New Yosk and Hesson segteeaber 19h. at ne placse
ia allowed Interest fcn the me Of thtl1 deposit o.
Each proposition a1.ea.d bs sealed, aad endorsed
''Proposals for Sewerage Bonds" and addressed TO
the undersigned. and where tie parties azenot Known
to him, Al6uld co11aIn retersEces
No bid lees than par will be c0naldared- Tne Comp
trol1er as csns the gRht to reject my ..
al re eid' Il tie Public tate5ests should require It
, 1863-09-15

This morning At Dc, light all our batteries
now going on mcst vigorously. Befofe : !;
O'Clock all,the Monitors and the Ironsidcs
took up position in line before the rebel
work, ind began their work Of the day. Up
to this time, 10 o'clock, they have been airing
rapidly and with good effect. Not a gun has
though The batteries on J.mes and sulliyan's
ISLANDS are all in full blaze. I've are trying
to breach the bombproot, which is covered
with twenty feet Of sand, and the work is
going on most satisfactorily as close. We
think that we have them IN q tight place. The
as to the result. But I eau say we are ali
hopeful. The Arago Will bear the result Of
our operations to the North.
, 1863-09-15
DR. JAMES, formerly Of New

~~ OFaeanA1 FhosoRo. n -4od success1n the treas-
snt afcnsonis Aescu,4aa slood md Other diaessas.
THAT REQUIRE 6KnLFuL TREATMENT.
- oeEm&nent1y located hJmson II IS Rando.ph.
fEees Cn1eaSo. Dr. -Jaues il reeo mmcpded BY the ns
ealfaculty, md theanost eaursp: ~ Of thu South
anonsanoa d unfortunate b'eas DR.. >AhEA vbo.
aut ax him. would bs tvink = unisersh. exist
hooe The auy1ahlo reputation Df, 1sme. ea,oyat-o
lAkes 70 the Cali u tho rn4olt Of yoazs o! zsudy
a1d obsesteion.-
James uses no Mercury. Iodlde. Fo.Asdl Arsenic
M A,ara1inA, In the treatment Of blood disexsek,
put sneutrankeT, Ehich il + pos1uve curt.
Organic Weakness cured BY = nav and tnfa!1Ibls
sthot. sav1nk both time an9 expansa.
0nca and pazloss 1t &c Randolph stre T. {up-kst1xs
0mce houre trpn a. II. until BPN
CONSULTATIONS MvJo14ApLs.
Ht-&&8 f1ad&xte
, 1863-09-15


The sale OF tie Plantation ftte,s IA without nerca
In The history Of shewo,ld There Is no secretin
Inc Ha1eF' Tneg are 1t onse thd moat speedy
snehethehtn5 restoser ever discovered 1t ra-
aolses out asngo trial to understand this. Their
or ria c.1ehr.t.d f.,,a,v pa,rr n,rt nv.
ss,,e, Ss.A. oaIA' 1zn'
ts-a.a. .a1sa 49,. La'saue. r,owe,s. "n'
$3.50. $1,000. oaas tes4'
A@"'s' W. I"n0ef' ousooeA'
S.-T.-1880-X. dec
They ara especially recommended to clergyman.
Public Speakers. ard persons Of literary habits aad se
dehta11 nfe who require ftea Digestion relsh for
Delicate persons snd weak ptssoss arc certain to
nna N saese e1s woas 3aey nave 50 'onR
They create teslthv apnet,te.
Thcv ara an onttdn.e to chnor. NJ u.tar an., dtst
J - -' - .x ~~ ~ ~ ~n4so - y. -, ""'s 80 eA@s'
, 1863-09-15
THE TRIP ARRANGED.

The visit Of the Officials Ind been preceded
~ that Of the old bachelor, who had been
with Sarah. an honr before, and made arrange
her railway ticket and the following memo
ran1um +" The train leaves the Union Sta
tion, foot Of York street, at 955-that is i've
minutes before 10 O'Clock. You should leave
home at u. quarter to . o'clock When you
arrive at the station, get your ticket "ex-
checked for Detroit, and take your seat. Be-
careful to get into Great Western car" It
Vas arranged that the old bachelor should
occupy distant eeat, and no recognition
vas to take Place until after tue departure
, 1863-09-15
WATCHES.
SOLDIERSv
Both Conscripts and Volunteers |!

DID you ksow that tire sale OF Watches In tia Array
9aseurce + T. oEEous Profit? Ara you avhre that
many hui d1eo dnlar1 can b. 1uAde etngta pay
day By any cIa Ct ordinary basinsss tact3 Ant fur
!nel 60 you know tha: 10 are odtFn. :aa most Ac.
curAte. Durable and cA'ea1te #atcde3 in tha Amast.
cen Market At p'tce4 battling all comoetttloa?
The article especially deserving artsutto1 at this
time Is our celebrated
, 1863-09-15
3feE10i q nttref.

nR. HlLL1ARp, Office 6S Ran
- dnlph street. Chicago. tur-stair') treAu ~
Chronic. Cutareous and Mc- uria' Diseases n sHao
or female. Custa EuaEastced. Pataents living u
cl1tanoe eau consult ~ 1ctfer. with connaeace o7
anclodns ten cents to insure repy Good city 70
1erctces gtvcr a1tlty sna success IN practice.
Rooms for pat1crts coming fro distance. Medi.
rdnes nut pp ar from bservAuen any Part
Of t1le country. All Communication held strictly
CONFIDENTIAL p. O. Box $3.50. 3e6 nN1 2xk
, 1863-09-15
educational.
{ tHlCAGO FEMALE SEMI.
~ NARY

N6hx.
MISS a. &. GRsT, Principal.
TIE Iest'tgt,on for yoaEx Lsdiss and Misses vii
open eEf1EABER =. Icy,
In The Ladies' Department, No. 81 OF
tne Musical Onion Rooms,
c Ash,ai.s chusch Block. corner Of Washington sad
CoUEsn OF STUDY,
thorough and extensive embracing Pr!uarJ Prepars.
tGy AID Co1leE .ta DEPARTMENTS Ancient aud Moderu
LaE4n.Eea, v1A ~ 6. Ps1ottng nr9 Cnlstaen,cs.
.tp tsSpsso; .d*sIt.Ees I'll 5s oceEed IN Music In.
Vocal Mpaic taught eve9y day regular recitation
A!1aI smcnts hare been made to 1ccoumodats
pupils ffon abroad eth board, under the inmediats
Mirs GEsT ha11nE bean for mtny yeA7 connected
Wesleyan Female College,
Ct g. cinrst. respectfully refers To 1ts Trustees.
Faicas apo AlunnAe. fer the character tf tie Inss.
I111oe H, sako to Rev 7. N. hddy p. D.. Hon. r B.
For resms md tuFther i1forM ation aprly ii 1s'
FL MUSICAL Rooms,
tetween II AN aad1rA. se11.mss71w.s
GHEGARAY INSTITUTE
- foafcing and Day School TOR Young Ladiea-
Eo1. 15T arc 1s29 Spruce etrctt PaflsdtlcEta, The
1eEnIAf course OF instruction emhr8cea the Englis4
a1a fserc4 La Kuages AID Iiteraturr-Lntin ii 70
ouEh Ebgsn education. especial a1tenton belrE psid
- TIE l6fer by the PRINCIPAL aRetted BY best Pro
tesoie F1etch u tte language Of tau ufsmlF ard Is
Sepft.117 spokea r. ne i9:t,tuse Tha ss ela.ttc
tep:.sss 'oa a264S& 2itsfsEt SaRfI7 iRR!F e pn.p
, 1863-09-15

helIsa1 NH Bt.aa1bnar Airaa
! CANADA AND UNITED
/ ~ STATES ANNEXED "
Michigan Southern
IND GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS,
rs~crSe-a so,as to DETROIT Will dad TIC
michigan Southern Road
TIE MOST DIRECT
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s-1sL g: HorGn. we,:e.n pa.,eas,r A.,n..
1853 THE I563
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL z ~
325 Miles Doubla Traak.
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, 1863-09-15

Rs CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
1te second year Ct this ecsool FIJI commence on
Mo1oey. EeptemberN Numbsr Ct pupils Nl1ited TO
BOYS from 10 TO II tehss Of age deslre4 Tho
cui.ra 1te acc1ess lhs Principal Post Umce Box essa
, 1863-09-15

Some sixteen months ngo, In the custom
aty daily thropg Of railway paseengers-
teeking employ ment-there came to Toronto
girl Of about sixteen years Of age; hand
esme s IN her features, and Of very t1ne figure.
her many respectable references to family,
in.. this city, OF well known respectabllity.
She was not lorg In obtaining employment,
at which tle remsined, in come ot our best
familiet, uE*il the heavy work proved too