Boston Post Terms and Pricing in Daily Publication
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Printing Office Handles Mercantile Printing Needs
In connection with this establishment is a large Book and Job Printing Office where every description of printing is executed with neatness and despatch. Particular attention is paid to all kinds of Mercantile Printing.
Advertising Rates and Notices Structure From The Square
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Boston Statesman Advertising Rates Notice
The Boston Statesman and Weekly Post announces broad circulation and invites advertisements at ten cents per line. Limited space is available and readers are informed of the pricing and procurement method through the official notice.
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Land for Sale or Vessel Exchange Near Boston
For sale in lots within six miles of the city. Pleasantly located 300,000 feet of land or exchange for whole half or quarter parts of vessels from 75 to 125 tons suited for the coasting trade. For particulars contact 8. H. & Co. Box 2 Boston Mass MW&Simmhld
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Eeket
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Villace
A. Cummings, Jr
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State Street
Beatrice on stage impresses Boston audiences at Howard
The Howard Atheneum hosts Beatrice or the True and False adapted from two French plays and Bulwer's Eyes with strong support from Miss Morant John Owens and the veteran Barrow company. Critics praise Owens for his eccentric humor and Morant for intelligent, versatile performances. The week promises comedy and new pieces as plans for more productions are hinted.
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Boston
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Budworth
Germania Band
Music Hall
Heinicke
Ribas
Kean Buchanan
Cincinnati
Mercant
Matilda Heron
St. Louis
Warren Street Chapel Association Holds Annual Meeting
Governor Banks presided at the Warren Street Chapel Association annual meeting. Rev C F Barnam presented the secretary’s report showing the charity school start with sixty scholars rising to seventy eight, with thirty seven moved to public schools and one death. The sewing school began with two hundred twenty five girls aided by twenty volunteers. the evening school had eighty four pupils. Debts totaled 258 for the general account 209 for the poor’s purse and 140 other claims. Expenses were 947 for interest insurance and similar costs. charity school 439 evening school 588 poor’s purse 719 others 719. Donations 2119. Speakers included Rev Hepworth Hon George P Sanger and Rev A B Muzzey. The report was accepted and ordered printed.
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Association For the Support
Warren Street
Hepworth
Canton Street Church
George P. Sanger
A.B. Muzzey
Military hearing on officer removals at the state house
The militia committee of the executive council held hearings on petitions to remove inferior officers. Lieut. William D. Orne sought removal of Lieuts. George G. Welsh and William Jepson. Col. Timothy W. Sloan asked for removal of Capt. Spencer B. Sherman. The committee plans to discharge Jepson and Sherman and Welsh may resign. A reform petition on military district reorganization likely to be reported adversely.
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Sherman
Welsh
Commonwealth
Large Seizure of Smuggled Jewelry on Steamship America
A large quantity of jewelry valued at 4000 dollars was seized aboard the steamship America. Night inspector Abraham Weeks observed a man with an empty carpet bag board the ship, later finding a filled bag containing pins rings and bracelets. The man claimed to be a Wright Genin & Co representative from New York visiting Boston buyers, claiming the bag was full when he entered the ship and was full when leaving. The case hinges on conflicting accounts and will be decided by the courts.
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Boston Post Court Record Libel for damages for assault
U S District Court proceedings record evidence closed and case argued with counsel C G Thomas for libeliants and J Hardy Prince for respondent. Also Supreme Judicial Court equity case Gerrish vs Coolidge argued. Divorces granted including Colby Mitchell Chadbourne Balcom. Various court motions and public notices follow.
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This Anniversary of Lexington and Concord
A Boston Post reprint reviews Bancroft's narrative of Lexington and Concord. It outlines seven chapters on the day, the alarm and camp of liberty, the general rising, Ticonderoga, and the effects in England. It notes letters from New York, reactions in London, and the British view of war and reconciliation.
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Late From Mexico Exequators Revoked and Reefed Interference
The supreme government revoked the exequators of the U S Spain and Hamburg consuls over zeal in sympathising with the action. Senor Cuevas says consuls will not be allowed to meddle in Mexico's internal affairs. Tampico reports Garza claims power to stop outward bound vessels. On March 31, Garza fired on the American schooner Virginia Antoinette, detaining her along with cargo loss. The George E. Prescott was detained and batteries deployed. Amelia P. Howe reached the bar and was fired upon while moving upriver from Fort Amsegori.
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Fort Amdsegori
Ohio legislature adjourns with sweeping laws enacted
The legislature adjourned sine die on the 12th lnst and passed key measures. Repeals include limits on jails for fugitives, and an anti slavery rider. restores Rabens corpus law and repeals the fugitive slave rider. repeals a slave import penitentiary offense law. creates an independent treasury separating public funds from banks. reorganizes public works officials. restores church property rights. discusses post office relocation with Old State House favored. fourteen Washington despatches offer little new information on the outcome.
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Merchandise warehoused and Cape Town escape recaptured
Value of merchandise warehoused in this district for the week ending April 16, 1858 shows goods sixteen thousand four hundred eighty eight dollars and other merchandise. total warehoused sixty one thousand twenty seven dollars. From Cape of Good Hope papers arrive to February from Huckins and others. Weather hot, water scarce. forty two Caffres confined in a stockade at Cape Town escaped but were easily recaptured.
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