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OBITUARY.
Rev. bernard ii. Nadal, ID. d


private despatch from Madison, N j., announces
the death at that place this morning OF the Rev.
Bernard H. Nadal, D. D., one OF the Professors and
acting President Of the Drew Theological Seminary.
DR.. Nadal about ffty-fve years OF age, and was
native of Hanover, in this State. He was educated
at Dickinson College, Carlisle, where he graduated
in 1s4s Postmaster-G General Creswe being one OF
his classmates. The degree Of Doctor OF Divinity
was In 1851, conferred upon him by this institution
as a fitting recognition OF his thorough culture and
ability as a divine. Entering the ministry
of the Methodist Episcopal Church soon
after graduating he soon acquired high reputation
as pulpit orator. and for several years during the
war was stationed at Washington, as pastor OF the
Wesley Chapel. In this position he performed effi
cient service to the Union cause, by steadfast and
unnnching loyalty ia city where loyalty was not
as universal as it might have been. The bold and
maRly stand which Dr. Nadal took, in the pulpit as
well as out OF it, attracted the attention OF Mr. Lin
coin, with whom he soon came to be on terms OF
pleasant intimacy The influence which he thus
acquired with the Chief Magistrate OF the nation
was however, always used with discretion and he
never hesitated to appeal to the President directly
when there an opportunity for him TO be OF SER
vice TO worthy cause.
In 1866 Dr. Nadal was transferred from the Balti-
more Conference OF which he had long been mem
ber to the Philadelphia Conference, and was sta
toned for a year or more at Trinity Methodist
Church, in this city. While here stationed he was
elected a Professor IL DiCklnSOn OOHtSe, Ol WHICH
he had been elected trustee in 1885, but he did not
enter upon the active duties of this position. In
1851 he appointed Professor OF Historical Theo
logy in the Drew Theological Seminary, at Madison,
N j., then just being organized, and this position
he continued TO hold until the time OF his DEATH
having acted President Of the institution since
DR.. McClintock's DEATH a short time since. He was
at one time also professor in toe Garrett Biblical
Institute, at Evanston. Illinois.
Dr. Nadal was an accomplished scholar, skilled
theologan and attractive and effective preacher,
his sermons, many Of which have been published In
our columns, being characterized by their deep
eaInestness, not less than by their elegance OF
style. He was connected with the New York
Methodist as one OF its editors from the establish
ment OF that popular religious journal, was fire.
ouent contributor to the Methodist Quarterly ReOielC,
and both during and subsequent to his residence In
this city, wrote frequently for this journal. Al
the time OF his death, he was engaged in writing a
biography OF the late Rev. John McClintock, ID. d.,
! hie co-laboTerat the Drew Seminary
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PANIC IN A HOTEL.
Portion of Wall Gives Way-Narroyy Esca
and General Trepidation.

and General Trepidation.
The St. Louis Republican of Saturday says:-
About o'clock last evening the east wall of
the rear wing of the Everett House fell with a
terrible crash, carrying down also a small two
story brick structure adjoining, occupied as a
any, person injured. About forty persons were
seated at the supper table at the time of the
crash, but they received warning in time to
effect their escape, as also did the walters and
persons employed in that portion of the build
ing. The panic created was, of course, general,
and was Heightened by the successive crackings
that were heard
The portion of the building the wall of which
gave waV extends out from the main hotel
forming an L, and Is four stories in height. All
the rooms in this part of the establishment are
exposed along the entire width, and their con-
tents, beds, tables, and chairs, are revealed
The lower story was used in connection with the
kitchen: the second and third stories were occu-
pied by the water closets, and the upper story
was deYo!ed to s!esp.sg apartments t0r the
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FROM BALTIMORE.
A Murderer Snrrenders Himself.

a Wufderer SHFTenders BTmseH.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-In the case of Lewis
Smith (colored), who was fatally cut during an
alteration with Charles Rose, at Centre Market,
on Saturday, the Coroner's jury rendered a YER
dict that Smith came to his death at the hands
of person unknown, after which young Rose
delivered himself up to the authorities, and was
committed for the action of the Grand Jury.
Obituary.
Eugene Levering, prominent merchant of
this city, died yesterday, aged ffty-two.
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DOUBLE SHEET THREE CENTS

The death of DIR. Nadal will be great surprise
and shock to the Church OF which he was such q
jealous and enective member. Letters were re-
ceived from him in this city on Saturday, at the
time OF writing which he was apparently in his
usual health. Even as late as yesterday there was
no token of his approaching decease, which took
place very suddenly at O'Clock this morning. A
few months ago HIS son was appointed by the Pres-
dent and confirmed by the Senate as Assistant
residing.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Drowning Cases at Boston.

BosToN, June 20.-The only son of Benjamin
NJ. Eastman employed in the State Prison, aged
eleven years, was thrown from the wharf into
the water and drowned on Saturday night, by
Edward Connors, also employed in the prison
Connors, in excuse, said he thought the boy
could swim. He is under arrest.
James Flynn, aged twenty-four, and George
Sarl, aged eighteen, were drowned on Saturday
while bathing.
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FROM THE VEST.
Murder In Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, June 2O.-Riehard C. Tong was
fatally stabbed by Thomas Day, in a saloon on
Broadway Extension, on Saturday night. The
wounded man died ten minutes after the blow
was struck. Day was under the influence of
liquor, and mistook Tong for man with whom
be had had an alteration in the early part of
the even iFg.
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LEGAL IrErELxIezNcE.
The West Philadelphia Arson Case.

Court or QuuTteT OeSdt0llS-Judge Lttut0l1.
In the case of the two boys, Henry Kincade and
William Francis, tried for setting fire to barn at
s1st street and Summer road the jury this morning
rendered averdict OF guilty Of aiding and abetting
the commission of the arson. which is a misde.
meanor. In connection with this conviction 1t is
worth while to mention that since last November
no less than fourteen incendiary fires have occurred
at Hestonville within the circuit of mile, all being
outhouses apparently for the purpose OF causing the
fire companies TO turn out and all believed TO have
been started by party OF very bad boys who nfest
that neghborhood. 'n.
Charge of Embezzlement. HIH
George B. Thatcher was put on trial on the charge
OF embezzlemeDt 1t was alleged that he was EN-
ployed in the ONCE OF William E. Forbes, United
States Pension Agent, at No. 71s SAMSON street, and
in that capacity he appropriated to his own 500
OF the moneys OF the office. Colonel Forbes testified
that In January last the chief clerk cashier OF the
office was absent from the city, and the accused was
detailed to fill the position for time being required
to make daily settlement OF the balance in his
hands, or the 10th of January his return set forth
that he had paid out the sum Of $4,000 but ex-
animation Of all the vouchers to be found In the
safe disclosed that the amount paid out was only
s2762o making discrepancy Of s1OO. SO on the
2st and 22d of the month mistakes OF a similar ex-
tent discovered In his accounts After the re-
turn Of the chief clerk Mr. Sheridan, he overhaued
the books and discovered these inaccuracies, soon
after which the defendant was arrested. The case
is yet on trial.
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NEW YORK. June 20.-Stocks strong Money, 80
per cent Gold. ll9z. b-2Os, 1852. coupon,
sS ac a. Ss Ssw if 49, GS d. 1851 s a. is 1850 1855
lO-4Os, iOsA; Virginia es, new, e7H; Missouri
s & san New YORK
and Hudson River, 9sx; Erie 25; Reading,
1919; Adams Express. 64zs Michigan Central,
l4OH Cleveland and Pitts0urg, l09k Chicago and
Rock Island, 12l; Pttsourg and Fort Wayne,
s7}. Western VpIop Telegraph, soT,
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

Steamship Fairbanks, Howe "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to John f. Oil.
Steamer Empire, Hunter, from Richmond via Nor
folk, with mdse. TO v p. Clyde a Co.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to W. p. Clyde Co.
Bark Darien, Mcdonald, 8 days from Matanzas
with molasses to Il. p. Stotesbury g. Co.
Schr Charles Miller, Butler, days from New
with mdse. 10 Charles Hasam & Co.
Schr Caroline, Tice, 1 day from Mnlville, N. j.,
with glass TO Whtall. Tatum & Co.
Schr Native, Shaw, from Dennis Greek.
Schr Anna Myrck, Richards, from New York,
Sehr Adde s. Cutler, Smith, from Sagua via Quar-
antine, with molasses TO Isaac H0uga * MOllin;
vessel TO LennoX Burgess.
Schr Roanoke, Barrett, from James River.
Scbr Lady Emma, Carroll, from New Haven.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, with a
tow OF barges 10 W. 7. Clyde Co.
Tug G. b. Hutchins, Davis, from Havre- de-Grace,
with tow OF barges to w. p Clyde Co.
Special Despatch to The EUeasng Telegraph
HAvRE-DE-GRAcE, June 20.-The following boats
left this morning in tow:-
Delaware, with corn 10 Hoffman x Kennedy.
has. Hobart, with lumber TO Dodge & Co.
]. p. Woolverton and Charles Wells with lum-
Der to r.. Woolverton.
G. w. Larmour with lumber, for Eiizabethport,,
N. j. .h
Young Charles with lumber for New York.
Sarah Dunbar with coal, for Chester
Bertram with bark to order.
b. A. knight, with lumber, for Bohemia
WENT TO SEA.
Bark Mariana, for Lisbon, went TO sea lst inst
BELOW.
schr g. F. Baker. from cardenas.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Crime in the West and South.
a Chapter of Horrors
Latest Naval Intelligence.
Our West Indies Squadron.
ETC.. ETC.. Etc.. Etc., Etc.
Crime in the West and South.
a Chapter of Horrors
Latest Naval Intelligence
Our West Indies Squadron.
EROM EUROPE.
Rxplos,on at Wnltham Abbey.


LONDON, June 20.-An explosion occurred
yesterday in one of the Government powder
mills at Waltham Abbey near this city. Several
people were killed.
Lord Clinton Innocent.
The death of Lord Arthur Clinton, which oc-
Cured on Saturday, created renewed interest in
the case of the Boulton masqueraders. The
dying declaration of this gentleman that he was
innocent of the crimes imputed to him is
fully verified by his attendants and companions,
who solemnly disclaim any criminal purpose in
the woman-personation-folly
Funeral of Mrs. Luby.
The funeral of Mrs. Luby, mother of the
Fenian convict, occurred at Dublin yesterday.
Great crowds of people sympathizing with the
Fenian movement followed the remains to the
grave.
Charles Dickens VIII.
Many people assembled yesterday to listen to
a sermon of Dean Stanley, of Westminster
Abbey on the late Charles Dickens. Part of
the last will of Mr.. Dickens was read. In that
he declines a monument, but rests his fame on
his published works. He also urges his children
to practice Christianity in a broad spirit, not
accepting the narrow construction of any man
or any sect. Mr.. Dean closed with a glowing
tribute to the illustrations dead
The New Cabinet.
BRUSSELS, June SU.-lDe IUuepeHUuUCe BPCq6
is certain that the clerical party will monopo-
lie the new Cabinet.
Reforms in Portugal
LISBON, June 20.-Many of the reforms pro-
missed have already been promulgated DEGREES
abolishing the death penalty and pensions ap-
peared to, day, and the right OF holding political
meetings and the right of petition will be ofici-
ally granted in a day or two.
NapoleOn's Health.
PARIS, June 20.-The Emperor is still indis-
posed, but there is nothing in his condition to
excite alarm.
This MorninG's Quotations.
LONDON, June 20--1l'30 A. M.-Consols for money,
92,s for account, 92S@92x. American securities
steady. u. 8. Fve-twentes, 1s62s, 9O3s; of 1865,
old, SOS; and OF 1868, sszl; 10-40s, 81 Stocks
steady. Erie, 2oE; Illinois Central, 113E; Great
Western, 2SE.
LIvERPooI, June 2O-11'3O A. M.-The Cotton
market tends upward; mddling uplands, 1876
middling Orleans, l0Nd;, The sales will probably
reach 5000 bales Red Western wheat 9s. 3D.
LONDON, June 20-11.30 A. M-Lnseed cakes
quiet at G11@el1 5s. Talow hrmer at ass Cd.
Sugar quiet Calcutta linseed tirmer but not higher.
Sperm Oil firm. Linseed oil firm.
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Louisville has, by actual count 800 pumps,
not reckoning the interviewers.
Two men have been arrested in Newport,
r. l., for stealing Grape from a door.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING..

Str Bristol, Wallace, New York, w. P. Clyde Il Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, New York, W: NJ. Baird Co.
Steamer w. G. Pierrepont Shropshire, New York,
w. NJ Baird Co.
Steamer E. N. Falrchild. Trout, New York, W. NJ.
Baird Co.
Bark schamyl, Dix Konigsburg, B. Crawley & Co.
Bark Meridian Lenz, Bremen, Harjes Bro
N. w. brig Gear, Petersen, Riga, L. Westergaard
& Co.
Brig Florence Henderson, Henderson, Stettin, do
Schr Z. f. Crowel Hewes, Wellneet, SinnicksOn
q Co.
Schr Criterion, Cornwall Norfolk, j. L. Bewley Co.
Schr Little Rock, Richman, Norfolk, do.
Schr Onward Evans, Rehoboth, do.
Schr ID. H. erriman, Cracy Rehoboth do.
Schr Pedro A Grau Lake, Alynsport, Sinnickson
Co.
Schr Lady Emma, Crowell, New Haven, do.
Schr Reading RR. No. Al, Bartlett, do, do.
Schr Nj. Cain, Scull, Boston, do.
Scbr Roanoke, Barrett, Stonngton, Y. H., do.
Scbr Reading RR. No. II, Corson, Astoria, do
Tug Thomas Jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with tow
OF barges, w. P. Clyde Co.
Tug Fairy Queen, Wilson, Havre-de-G Grace, with a
tow OF barges, w. P. Clyde IL Co.
Barge Mary Emma, Forsyth, Astoria, Sinnickson
AZ
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
IL

MEssRs. DE HAVEN BROTHER. No. 40 3. Third
Street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
do 1864, 111h@11116; ao 1856, 1liA@i11h; do. 1896
new. 1l3K@1l92; do 1857, do 1885 sall4s; do. 1885,
8 per cent Currency, 114a1i4I; Due Comp Int
Notes, 10; Gold, 1l24@ll3; Silver. 10s@1lO
trail Pacific r. r., s93O@94O; Union Pacific Land
Grant Bonds, e7S0@790.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
F0r additiOnal Marins Nelos See Iaside Paaes.
(By Cable

QUEENSTOWN, June 20.-Arrived steamers Pal
myra, Abyssinia, and Colorado, from New York.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
IA. M......7Sl IL A. NJ. ......sS 2P.M 92
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Voudooism i'm Texas.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .JU JUNE Q
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MARX s. LADNER, Brokers, report this morning
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AhUsEMESTs- PAsE-FOarth, hfh and sixth
AAsTKoIoGy, THIRD pAen-rA a; column.
BoAhb as6 fopass WaSSgDsuoosp
TsTSTa sSs ssfsasosp
BUSINESS sfSStis PACE Third
G4e SHzL SsTaS os sfap
CLERS Ss AND sALEsMrN-Turup pAoE-sseond column.
coaesSN AND
CoAsTwisE srrAMsn1ps-rru PAer-Fif'h and sixth
DANCING ACADEMIES Tmup PAoE-Fifth column.
BEI HOUSES fo AND us
f%an f fp" Column
ESKosE sEeqap sAsph nas so column
FISASGSL rIsr rHsn r1ST , s sOlam9
run .RooMs AND APARTMENTS TO LET
sEaps PAGE Third una
ESEEa 81 eoq%
HELL WAKTED-MALEs TINED PAGE-second column.
HELP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAeE-First and sec.
no, i en- Sot pp.arNrc v,y.r p.o, sv,, oo,
HORSES CARRIAGES, &o-FIEsr rAaE-second and
HOTELS sEcoND PAeE-sec ond column.
HOUSES. ROOMS, 20, wANrED-sEcoSD PAaE-sixth
!EsraUCTI0N- Tmnp PAaE-rhlrd column
Ian IHs soi SH,na'n
LOST AND rouNDTnInp pAaE-Fifih column.
sAHsIa esH% column
NEpICAL--TutRD PAGE-Ibirl column.
MISC kLLAk EOUS ADVERrISEMEE1S-EIGHTn PAGE
Sixth column
MUS1CAL-IBiRD PAaE--Sixth column.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGE-Sixtn column.
NEWSPAPERS SECOND PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL FIRST PAGT-First column.
PIAEOFORFES--rnIRD PAGE-Fourth column
POST OFFICE NOTICE-sEooND PAGE-Fourh column.
PROPOSALS-THlhD PAGE--Thrd column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SFCoSD PAaE-Fourth column
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGES SECOND PAaE--Fourth
column
REAL ESTATE WANTED ssoorp rAcR-Foursh column
REWAHDS-THIRD PAGE-Fifth column.
BALES Al AUCTIOS-SEOoND PA0E-Ffh and sixth
columns
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES- THIRD PAGE-First
column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-TnIRD PAGs-second
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAGE-First column.
BPoRTiNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &c.-FIRsT PAGR-Second
column - = 4
THE TRADEs-TnRD PAGE Second and third columns.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOsEs-SEooND rAGE-
UNF1RNisHEsBS MONS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SEooED PAGE Third column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-FIR PAsE-sI1th column.
MATCHES, JEWELRY, &o--SEooND PAGE-Sixth column.
WINES, LIQUORS, &o--SEcoNp PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &O.-FIRsT PAGE Third col
uinn.
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THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANc

THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
of 2 GS lssn1 Aun y sS9Saq MSs q our
sAf Hs $sS cog
s5 $
s osssa IL 81 which gov
T o ne hosr Of horse that warranted
81
a'ssss !Sr
:, S$aS%skTEoS SShY RAzSlHIHsIGss
: .a;s d. roy f1sToS WIZ
BAY MARE ARE long name and tai. Is years
FL M ssa nsay a: IS sy
sS x4a9 SINGLE r H sns
ssi sas y MARE sn. ana sired
Sy Second uambsOnan ana dam Rstter mare is iSS
@ it, 'FSis WAGON
asAE h 81 q SsIS, far sss, r,
Ne r2P h0Ap WAG aA 6sH second hand
M hands sh GOOD have been eas Il
me Sqnnlgy any ere Warranted sound kind and true
BLACK HORSE. ione name and tall l5s hands, years;
gocd irtve excellent business road horse, and
ranted sound kind and true.
CROSS MATCHED TEAM HORSES, bay and black with
long and tall, 5 hands, stylish and good
travellers, kind and true in all harness and family
team. = & Z. ~
BAY HORSE, 1915 hands, 8 years, kind and true;
Celen worker.
BAY HORSE, all black points, long and tail, ISM
hands, years; stylish fast traveller kind md true in all
good order, SGT fine Harness, Robes, &C., &c.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES description time Of SALE
FIVE SHIFTING TOP ROAD WAGONS, SLiSIGHS,
HARNESS, ROBES BLANKETS. SUITS, WHIPS, 40.
WEATHER NEVER INTERPRETERS, WITH OUR SALES
A -TRoTTING HORSES At AUCTION, THIS DAY,
"A. Dec 49, at stable No 43 Great Jones street. at 1917
O'Clock prompt Of two Irong Horses ana one hne Coupe
Consisting Of fast, high bred handsome young bay
yeara old, flowing and tail raised Kentucky
and sired BY DR. Herr's Membrno prompt
drives highheaded and vol behaved vice.
pure kaited honest and relinbe
warranted sound and kind; has public IN
| the most ntoHirfuK young horse IN the State.
Also hne feAt trottirs Horse old
game drver has record OF 24l warranted TO beat 90
] and warranted sound and kind.
Also very superior blood bay Coupe Horse, 1874 high,
coat ~, 900; also u INA Family Business Horse.
This stock is the property of private gentleman
pcicd u sell and Offers them for positive peremptory
sale, without limit restriclon Particulars ~ sale
j. l.. VANDEWATER,
Auctioreer.
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WILL BLUE-EYED YOUNG LADY WITH SATCHEL,
w Eighth down TO Twenty street. Thurs
day, S4l a. NJ. allow gentleman opposite to become
Quainied? Address f.. NJ. box LAT Herald ONCE.
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AT BARKER & HANLIN'S
n CITY AUCTION MART (NEW YORK TATTERSALL'S
CORNER BROADWAY AND THIRTY. NINTH STREET.
BARKER HAMLlN, AUCTfONEERS.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

GENTLEMEN'S PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENTS dis-
OF public private sale Ia best advantage and
aGENGRAL ASSORTMENT Of Horses, Carriages Harness
and everything the horse line TO suit the wants of all
classes OF purchasers constantly hand.
SUPERIOR SThBLINti for horses SALE
OUTSIDE SALES SOLICITED ard promptly attended to.
Liberal advances made everything in the horse line.
PROFESSOR JARVIS American Clipping Machine In
operation at the Mar. Eorses clipped In one hour
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WANTED FOR ADOPTION "A MALE CHILD, FROM
w ionr 10 SIX weeks old. Address ADOPTION, Herald
office.
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7 HAVE YOUR NOTE. DO NOT FAIL TO COME AS
i shall be there, and to you rartci-
iary. The difficulty you mention will arrange remove
for the future. SILVER CLOUD
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MRS. RUSS, LAST MAY OF EAST TWENTY FIFTH
IVA Communicate address old friend. Ad
dress JAMES WERNER. Herald office.
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NTIBLO'S, WEDNESDAY EV1NING.--lF TWO LADIES
IN In dre-s circle desire acquaintance OF een IN
ond row. parque they wl please address PARKER herald
Qhce
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ncRaEs,, CARRIAGES, GO.

IT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON II VAN TASSELL,
Office and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post oilce
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PADDOCK, WILLIAM KINGSLEY FROM TAUNTON
- Somerset, England, Will hear of something to his adya
tagc BY applying 70 Megsrs BEADON SWEET Solicitors
Taunton, Somerset, England. - =. , $500