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The Rector's Daughter and the Castle and the Cottage
In Graham's Magazine Mrs. Anw S Stephens presents The Rector's Daughter a tale of love and class. Lord Seymour and Clara encounter social barriers as a humble artist promises to return after absence while Clara's rector father hopes for reconciliation. The scene shifts from town intrigue to a village love that tests family honor and faith.
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Graham’s Magazine
The Late Calamity and Aftermath in Pittsburgh
Five people are believed lost in the great Thursday fire. Samuel Kingston and a servant woman perished in his Second Street home. a German poorwoman died on Third Street. a married McGowry mother of two perished on Third Street. a man named Johnson is thought lost on Wood Street. Many others feared dead, with remains largely consumed by the heat. Insurance offices report payouts likely large. total insured about 800,000, with capital covering most losses. A city committee estimates 982 buildings burned, value 31,566,500. personal property loss about 1,913,450, total around 3,479,950, excluding unseen cash. The burnt area spans about Ty acres in the city and six more beyond. Detroit Postmaster John S Badé appointed to replace Thomas Fowland as Detroit postmaster.
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Almack’s
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Third St
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