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The average yearly cast of each school was $47.68; the average wages of each teacher $37.99. The income of the islands for the year ending March .51, 1851, wat1 5330,546 the expenditure 5250,707. [New…
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nances, one spinning-wheel, one pair of cards, and one axe; five barrels of corn, five bushels of wheat or one barrel of flour, two hundred pounds of bacon or pork, and five dollars in va lue of forag…
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across the Island must be surveyed, and a railroad erected forthwith. Of a verity, this is a great coun try, and the people thereof are fast. I rom Hayti. —By arrivals at New York, intelli gence has b…
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i.aveu.nercm opinion., u. rcgaiua u.u j um.cl- oi uie b(JCn guilty 0f tl,e rcal duplicity in its attempt to conclusion urawn in cuiicr. vc nan conuense ami half extract an articlo from the American Wh…
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man, with the exception that the collar is to be broad, and thrown back with a Byronic air. It is the only article of .drees to be worn! As it con- suits comfort, no drawers, pantst coat, vest or shot…
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Hu HAN V, Oet. anil, 18.,0. 'SLOANS' JIOKSK OINIMKNT has kaiim:ii a okkat nwii for Purity, Mildness, Safety, Certainty, arid I horoiiglmess. it excels, and is now superceding ,u o her Ointments and l.…
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possible we now propose to do something to prevent wrong from being done to either. First, let us very succinctly review the his- torical aspects of the dispute. In what we have to say on this questio…
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the conviction (notwithstanding the allegations of the authorities of the Mast) that, in the protection of the honor of Hay!inn people, it acts in strict accordance with the veritable interest of evet…
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for assure you the severest measures will ta f taken!" That's a royal H[>eech for you!?V. Y. I'if- 1 vine Poit. h _ _ b Nf.u York, Sept. 15.?Clements, convicted 5 of murdering Havens, has been pardone…
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to it, in order to improve, and the sooner the better, else we shidBiot remain good friends, for I assure you U^Bverest measures will be That's a royaf^^Bw for you !?.V. V. Evening Pott. New York, Sep…
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last year over five thousand miles on foot, and in other ways over three thousand, ministering to the entire" white population of Minnesota, and also to five stations in North-Western Wisconsin. We ha…
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appeared in all the City papers yesterday, our own (by accideat,) among the rest. It was stated on the authority of a Merchant Captain coming from Jac mel, that Soulouque had accepted the English and …
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...,1. anA A.ies 6tird and fin J.ed. wlier!j antl All 6flrd alKl fi- J.ed s till! 11 made to si.rn. k.,m-.i r,., u.m! lt.. t. i j jl j j. Psrnrlini, ssS WuSSk to order. lor Cars. Ninud Wrought a.sl Ca…
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is good, and affords a beautiful view of the bay. Ther ere are three market places—two in the inte rior of the town and one on the shore of the bay— 11 1 .1., 19 1 W’ which exhibit a lively scene on W…
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day, but ye?tcrday the atad vu supplied with a new one, and durinp the session of the Hou*e it* bread it ripe* an t bright atai?" were "pallanlly I treaininp." 1 Tut An<?cal Conference or thi MrtMoruT…
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cial, and material aid," as far as wo have any infor mation of their projects. The society appears to be very active in New Orleans, consisting of various dhi?ions, wlio hold their meetings regularly …
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that the disease is contagious* We have these facts from a gentleman just from Cleveland, who gave us the names of the victims, and who officiated at the burial of some of them.—Albany Re%i'ter» Later…
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States 'ast year gent a vessel to mslatain their rights and perterm their duties there, Ills next daty is to se. cure Dridsh rizlits at Graytown, jus: exastiy as the United States ought to pave had a …
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receiving aid and encouragement from parties in this country. The Itepublio of dan D omit go in the eastern portion of Hnyti, has long ex cited the jealousy and rapacity of Soulouque ani hi8 predecess…
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WW o.iMdermg .1 merely as an lulelleclual worn. .10 read II through very oiton, ami al- 1 W.'llN ml 1 ii'iuiu,', r wilil In I lu.o.o.iil It was the crealest onle ever wriucu. e well remember his iiuou…
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by annexing the Dominican Republie and com- pelling his Imperial Majesty, Faustin 1. to keep the peace: we have nothing of the sort, except a few dubious claims for damages to our ship- ‘ping. On the …
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Spavish people for one in which the predomi. pant laws, language, habits and manners, gre English, and Protestansism the religion of the majority. Whenever Dominica becomes a part of the French Empire…
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Cuba to our Contederacy of States would be accor plished in this our dey aud generation. Unless Spain would consent to a eescion, which wis never probable, and which consent has been pluiply refused, …
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rg en Cr re 200.00 Vales June 1.22; Daniel Gilleney John Oush AMERI MACY IN HAYTI- duces you to believe that one of Se tlnioriiod ita oh Of time two highly lstererting Barth pumas. of which 200.600 we…
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Alen. July 22 Eleveland, 0.; William WD *4#bes in every house, and the vib of yf put into execution by Great i tan aad first place, Lind devigued the whol wrt of Sudan in ‘different directions. for th…
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wpiaye sorwer any netivity al AT net He we end Fp) Xs ste ny ¢e lew nu yl 2 le. “o ai hildrea, C. Rob.nson, LB ht. F. A. 3 al resnding ip 2 hig required of thore A Li ues aeated and nuese ATINY W h Lo…
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ecming by steam up the Kawara fromthe Soa’s, wire, any chip this season Her cargo is the largest ever think, is mnindy due to the cm orgem nowineh Mo xe finds beret placed in her rp J ier’ ons eee mun…
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to tb* difficulties that hare hithsrto Impeded th* aa plbbment of their pacific mission can only lie agreeable the undersigned for ikeee diftlr.ultle? If protracted moat result la affecting lajuriouHl…
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scene on two opposite points of America, have awakened u lively emotion in certain political spheres It has been asked at lirst, with a surprise mixed with ?ome appre hension, by what siiiKular chance…
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ta. ia,ku: a* u.iliUIt .nti-t Tat: LaecliU.mt hhc tU ntik dk tme.ioaa foe the aerrfeer ehleb they I already. la mmmmm ?4 Jutingabiliur aeatwri m It* French to the might he dniy wwH ilia Order, tkt "Ug…
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end may be anticipated Universal confusion will probaf bly ensue with all its possible horrors. It is the dread o such a consequence of bis fall, which is peihapr the strongest support of bis throne B…
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thies That the civilians also who 'merit distinctions for tiie services which they have rendered, and con tinue to render, to the country," might be duly reward ed another order, the "Legion of Honor,…
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miraculous interposition is vouchsafed in their behalf. In proportion as the recollectio is and traditions of the old colonial civilization arc fading ..Way, and.the im a# tire propensity, which is so…
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some such amount should be placed at the discre tion ef President Pieroe. From the 4th of Maroh to the next regular meeting of Congress a long in terregnum of nine months is to be provided for. Lookin…
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merely the basis of Slavery as it exists at the South—but they are the animating soul of the projects now fermenting in the popular brain respecting Cuba, Hayti, &e. The very men right and eternal fit…
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fort, Ky., named Gurael and Ingram had a desperate renconntar, to-day. The former was shot in the chest, the ball penetrating the Inngs and the latter bad bis skull cleft with ja hatchet, Tbe Haitians…
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consliiutional and further, also, whether the people of Vermont are not as worthy of being protected against the multiform evils of this death-doing tinilb, as the Indians of the West? v. Haiti. A cor…
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the points of difference b* regulated and settled by deputies, named for the purpose by the two parties, in equal number on both sid< and that the decision he ffeet- d under the mediation and guaranty…
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nt the resolution, if his purpose should not be luitoiaucu, auu till upon 1113 letiow ueiDOfrati to discharge a most important duty, and contribute to the formation of a wise and patriotic opinion in …
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to strengthen rather than weaken the Government by wbich the territory is acquired. The annexation of territory is a blessing, because it lends to the diffusion of Democratic opinions and practices, w…
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Treasury, and would they come forward, like honest men, and refund the portion which they had obtained Would the House be content with passing the bill under consider ation, or would they make the par…
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one of its most important duties, and contribute to the formation of what he believed to be a wise and honor able public opinion in reference to important national As a, general principle it was quest…
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rather than weaken the Government. [tis a blossing dittusing Democratic opinions awd practices torough. out the world, which is a clear and positive alvan. tage. lle then hastened to consider a practi…
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Ireasury, and would they come forward, like honest men, md refund the portion which they had obtained Would the House be content with passing the bill under consider ation, or would they make the part…
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one of its most important duties, and contribute to the formation of what he believed to be a wise and honor able public opinion in reference to important national questions. He proposed to call the a…
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Ail of the above in endless variety, and at such prices as wiilcertainlyplea.se. Our ready made Clothing, we think, cannot be surpassed by any one, being, of our own make. Those in want will please ca…
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terns, English, French and American, for sale at reduced prices, by ELIAS HALE, ja 6 No 106 Main st. BUANIi. IlOOIlM Paper, Envelopes, Note Paper, Wax. WaferR, Steel Pens, Pen Holders, Pencils, Ac. Al…
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be should present the resolution, it his purpose should not be forestalled, and call upon big fellow Democrats to discharge a most important duty, and contribute to the formation of a wise and patriot…
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clanking of his own chains, it is tenfold worse than if it merely enslaved his body, and left him a soul capable of grieving for the loss.’ FILLMORE A FILIBUSTER. The rich developments contained in th…
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We learn that the Hon. John M. Clayton was on the l'2th inst., elected to the United States Senate, by the.legis lature of Delaware for six years from the 1th of March next. The proceedings of the Ban…
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to tae propriety of the movements generally for the en (ranclhisement of woman, there certainly could be nothing valid urged ageinst woman taking an active part in the efforts pow going forward for th…
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hod acquaintance with the statesmen ot that oountr/? hate, for these fire-ami twenty years past, been suhject to a strange perplexity, whenever the foreign policy of either Great Dritain or the United…
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Prinee Murat having demanded 12.900 000 of francs for the crown property of King Murat, with cons pound interest, Napoleon offers to pay the amount out the interest, to which no answer has yet been tu…
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never sought territorial acquisitions for national purposes?that it has always opposed or been inditl'ercnt to acquisitions which it supposed <ould not ho renderod subserv.ont to its own u.sos?that it…
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at Nos. 88 and 90 Shear's Wharf, and at Hcrr's Depot, ad joining Calvert Station, North St. They respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends.] giving assurance of their best attention to all c…
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lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed Jan 8 Washington If ressefti Railreed.?Ckangc of He sirs. ON and after Mondsy, March 14, the passenger trains will be run us frdlows…
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about one year, waen I was compelled to leave, and went into Illinois. Ah the public prints teemed wish the particulars of our Mk-souri diilicultics, 1 will omit their details. Chaptkb IV Build* the C…
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Time taught me how great my error waj on this subject, ai,d how important lor the republic might become tb4 cohtequeaoea of want of patrioiiam ou the pan of that man wUc?e defence I bad taUeu to uiy <…
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guarded against by Seuor Luz, who invites only good dtizrnn, with cei1.iiic.itcs of honesty, probity, and good demeanor, bound no doubt to keep the peace aud be of good behavior toward? the good peopl…
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NEWYORK DAILY TRIDUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 0 1863. Vateanee PORT Hasiron Real Harare a¢ ACen Wa wish te cath tha abieniion OF ang readers be the per cmprary sale of what LO hana tin wud ehalee Laie an…
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prevented the Africanization of Cuba,~—then, instead of leaving the world in peace for a while, these infer- nal bores fall back on their reserved rights, and pitch into Dominica. On such occasions a …
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theme elements to good or evil, this island will be a fonmtain of seaseless tribute, or a snaree ef or* rieus political inconveniences to the Union. Two nations of opposite lineage and hostile views d…
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t 28, brigs Sydia, Stover, of Harpowell, from snd for Boston Sydia pr) from Cuoba for Liverposl, Nov. 6th, The briz Pecovie, Pash, hencs, was ashore on her beamends. full of water, Her eargo of timber…
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World Making 149 POETHY. A Drrum mi Si I'ti'inl i r Lyili.i A Caldwell .63 Advice Tlornard Lcni 29 Ahnii' M'iry< \nii-* 70 i M drummer Dreamer in the Wood*?J h Trowbridge 132 An April Kuymo \lii'? Car…
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thousand Anglo daxon fi!libu?ters will have gone in under oorer f ilie smoke, and t.if y will take care of the prise. They will rerolutloDlze the Island, with the aid of the Oeole<, I'eciare it a repu…
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rival pvoposilons are aa 'oilow* 1'iret, Mr Be met t, of New York propose* to dJstriboe amorg all the Stato*, Texas exce pted, aix'y million* of acrei, for railroad and irhcol porprte*. ac sorting to …
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Bvckijct's HnanriDOtfl rive the bnrlesque of Julliens' Orchestra" and the Bohemian Girl" this evening. Tm CAimmj. Mnramu advertise a very attractive I rogrsmme for the lovers of negro minstrelsy. 1m M…
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Late Mexican advioes say that Madam* Sontag was re ceived, on her arrival in that country, amid great cheering that she was escorted through tho streets in a carriage drawn by six horses. Later from I…
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his native island of 8t. Domingo, and whose name is appended to his remarks, appeals to the American people, through our columns?against the erroneous opinions entertained in this country respecting t…
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how the “impression" was made, and the re rah. i Izvamon or ru Domncam REraLic.— Ws are assured by excellent authority, soys ths N. Y. Ben, that there is either a mistake or a purpose in the contradic…
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mised more than wo would get; for nmntlia ago sucl wero informed of tho coming event, ami 1 for nuclei sorrv, for tin; lirrt time. I can remember, that 1 live* in JtirhmuiiJ, as this eclinso was entir…
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an act should diminish the ardor of some men in enforc ing an odious law, enacted for the exclusive benefit of those who have made so ungracious a return for it. Another Scheme of Annexation.?Accordin…
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#0 four hundred acres of land can be bought for owe thousand dollars, within six miles or less from the aport City of San Do aingo. Ou this tract thers should be wood and water, and there is no diffic…
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with the new building erect-d last year, make it the largest and most complete Bell Foundry in the world, We ar' plcasol to km-w that their rders keep pa* with their increased facilities. Within a «*e…
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'on iiting that the T om'nlc ns hav? the possession of the territory in dispute, and ?htt tho haytlans are will Irg, for ihe sake of prsserring pe?ce, to permit tnem to retain that po*-e*si n, they cl…
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portion of the fleece of the Chinese sheep, a few of which are on exhibition. Il is curly, soft in texture, and brilliant in ap The animal is extremely dell dividual from whom he thought he get work, …
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verdict against the Maine Law. They will say that if we cannot elect our chosen man with the opposition scattered upon three candidates, we cannot pretend that the State is for us. Me. Ullmann may saf…
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the premises of their own accord, it The London now filling the functions of proprietors, citizens, and office holders there’ of Soulouque and his subjects take to pick a quarrel with them, and when w…
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S*. DO*I»GO Ci**. Sept. 24 loo*. It is well understood here, not only in official circles, but among the public in general, that Gen. Casneau, the United part uf the Island of Hayti, or, to speak more…
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colored population What tribunal can settle this question, If it is beyond the territorial jurisdiction of Congress? And why has the President, we should like to know, kept back the fact of the missio…
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The most curious and funny correspondence of all is probably that or Mrs. Cacneau, late Mrs. Storms, for fifteen years past one of the most active, sagacious and able propagandists of republican princ…
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veral spars, and sprung aleak, when the captain and crow were taken off, Deo 5, in lat 35 29, ton 20 SO, by ship Henry I'ratt, below Baltimore trom Liverpool. When abandoned tha vessal bad six feet wa…
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At the municipal election, held in this city on Monday last, the following ollicers Mayor—Lewis Corbin. Aldermen—1st Ward, John W. Ingrrsoll; 2d Ward, Nathaniel R. Childs; 3d Ward, Andrew B. Unlit; 4t…
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Sclrli A liopklta, RolMna, Chetryatote, master. S-tl.r Mountain Wave, Pineknoy. Boston, maater. f>c-hr AtlSKtic, Elite, Salem, R W Ropes A Co. Sclir J M V arrer. Chapman, Now llavcn maater. fcloep Mpt…
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Capt. McCowen, against the Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company. Miss Elizabeth Ann Smythe, one of Miss Nightingale’s assistants at Scutari, died in the hospital, Ku- Julu, of fever, after an illness o…
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ranks and Old Africa on horseback; and the corps really mode a very creditable appear ance. The mounted gentlemen were fully uniform ed. and looked big with the dignity of the r.ha peau bras, gold epa…
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Applications for Insurance will be promtly attended by the President or Secretary. Wheeling. Jan.28th, 18j3. S. K. Burkliolder, General Commission Merchant, NO. 10, FRONT STREET, WWcw l'ork. ILL make …
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V 1 ism .t >i> i. i ic* hi 1 til' i ll! N\ III: |*n\\ 1 count limit ?<Xl An of MOITN 'I 1 N I. N I», i which tin i'f l.ir.r <l«,p <-1 It <*n 1 I’1 i il»r II if I r..:i |'r.-:• tl. I t 'll "ii• in 'in …
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nothings still farther behind. AVc allow the re publicans only 66. War in^layti* Owing to a scarcity of labor, the emperor of Hayti has been successful among the laboring classes in raising a respecta…
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\n attempt wne made at an eariy h',ur tL.'- morning to n t ftte to the Northern Temporary riomefo-ErieiuBc Children, In this city- Eire was kindled in tlie lower pa t ef Ike buihhng, but was fortunate…
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midable force sgainet the Dominicans, is on his re tarn, without having fired a shot sthis adversaries. Two French men-of war hove in ight on the 25th ult., off this place. The senior officer in comma…
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the commercial advantages which may grow out of the ehanges in progress we shall not be cvcludcd. i Another Imperial Of^wty Overthrown? the Emperor S*aloaqk? Oat by the Bl?ckfc The rumor of the defeat…
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report upon requiring Engineers of Lo comotives to pass an examination. Interesting from Hayti. New York, Jan. 21 By an arrival yeslerday from Port au Prince, dates to the 29th December have been rece…
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we receive, ii the "Sunny South," published in the City of Aberdeen, Mississippi. Its able editorial conduct shows it to be a genuine frieud and chumpion of troth, order, the Constitution and true Dem…
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time, (what they said is not known,) they separated, each returning to bistroopa; but ou the way the Dominic an tired his pistil, when the Aux Cayen troops com menced firing, without orders, on the Do…
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ted. are stated ar thirty thousand men, but wete divide 1 into two parties; one ot them, consisting of about eighteen thousand men, being under the command of the Kinpemr in person. This division, whe…
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o'clock last night. She is now in her eleventh day oak. By the arrival at this port yesterday of the steam ship Star of the West, from San Juan, Nic., and the Oaprcy, from Carthagena and Kingston, we …
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prestige of a victory, at the expense of Tur- themselves upon the maiu body of the armv, i key, over a heroic garrison more glorious in was simultaneously charged bv the its fall than the Allies in th…
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subscriptions, and Col Gayle pledged Dallas coun ty for $5,000. The New Orleans Delta discourages the effort to make Kanzas a slave state- It thinks the South would be wiser to push its conquests sout…
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counts say that his army was thrown into confu sion by the first fire of the enemy. Each man seems then to have looked after his own personal safety, and most of the black soldiers threw away their ar…