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SUNDAY. September 2l.

Brig Ncrcus, Corey, IS days from Stockholm, with
iron to Brown df Ives.
Schr Alexander, Bellaty fin Ellsworth.
Schr John, Thomas FIN Jonesborough.
Schr Charity, Greenlaw fin Eastport.
Schr Lucy Ann, Ingraham I'm Augusta.
Sloop Nancy, Lawrence I'm Sandwich.
U l. soop Hlntress. Smith, days FIN New York
via Newport.
Sloop, Superior. Child fin Warren.
Sloop South Kingstown, Gardner fr South Kings.
town.
Steam packe, Chancellor Livingston, Coggeshall,
New York.
Steam packet Benjamin franklin, Bunker, from
Boston.
MONDAY, September 90.
Brig John, John d Norlham, fin Newport, IN bal
U l. sloop Venus, Child, 2 ds fin Now York, with
merchandise.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Spencer FIN Nantucket, with
oil to Spencer and the master.
Sloop Omega, S,arbuck from Nantucket, with oil
and candles to & Hadwcn and the n aster.
Sloop DWof Baker I'm Dennis.
Sloop Lucy Enelinc, Sphinx I'm Wexford.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
sloop Leopard. Blair fin East Greenwich.
Sloop George x Mary, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Mary, Wescott I'm WEXFORD
Sloop Fall River, Brayton I'm Troy.
Sloop Gov Gibbs, Tsllman FIN Newport
Sloop Betsey, Smith FIN Somerset.
TUESDAY, September %.
Sioop Eclipse, Marble from New York, with pro.
Visions
Sloop Morning Star, Greene, East Greenwich.
Sloop Becca and Betsey, Gladding fin Bristol.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren
Sloop Good Return, fin Sandwich.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis fin Troy.
CLEARED,
Brig President Manning. Grafton, Wilmington via
New York
Schr Maria, Ward, Lubcc
l. sloop Providence, Brown, New York
J. sloop Mary, Heath, New York
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ing less than great and 10 him at leas, per-
nicious change must have taken place, TO in
duce parent to remove his son from the Uni
verslty which has once claimed his choice and
which perhaps was rendered still dearer by
youthful remembrances. Such has been The
case at our University, and the anxious Wishes
and just expectations Of many parent have
been thwarted to witness the trial Of IabOred
and ehimericai experiment.
One only of the causes which have induced
the present state of things will now be noticed
in general manner, leaving the others to be
more particularly considered at future oppor-
tunity. When a parent enters his son at
University, he is shown a copy Of the laws,
catalogue OF the expenses, aud a statement Of
the advantages and facilities. To these be
subscrbes in the expectation that they are 10
continue permanently and essentially the same
But with total disregard to the appearances
of justice. the laws of Brown University have
been materially altered, the expenses have
been raised more than one third and the course
of instruction scarcely bears a resemblance TO
itself two years since. Those (and they were
not few who were unable 10 meet the in
creased expenses, were left mot TO the remedy,
but TO the alternative, of either leaving the
institution Immediately, or Of leaving it in debt
at least, and consequently without a degree
The minds Of those whose pecuniary circnm-
stances were less crcumscrbed, were lued
into security by the high pufs and encomiums,
OF the Interested and the crcduous.
1t is happy circumstance in the condition
of our existence, and in the present instance
most happily illustrated, that interest will not
always remain blinded nor crednlity be always
deludcd. ALUMNUS.
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Entered at New Orleans 22d ult, schr Jane, Fash
fin Charleston.
The ship Newport, Burroughs, II days from Stock
holm for New York, put into Copenhagen 4lh ult.
eaky' and would have to discharge part Of her cargo
to repair.
The brig Neptune, Howe from Bristol, ar at the
Texel Sd ult.
OF Portsmouth sth ult. ship George Champlin,
Hudson I'm Matanzas.
The brig BENZ Rugglcs for N York, sailed from N
The chebaceo boat Fox, Chase of this port, was at
Grand Bassam (Africa) about 18th July
Brig Paragon, Churchill, left the Gold Coast IN
Feb. for Ambriz, South Coast, Africa.
At Marseilles Slh ult brigs Progress, Ellery from
New York; Baltimore, Emery I'm Maranham.
At Bahia 18th ult. brgs Ron,uus, Crafts fr Alex
andra dlsce; Clarissa Ann, Reynolds, of Baltimore,
lcaky, for Montevdeo, few ds; Golden Grove, Nc
Lean, fr Isle OF May, des, ination unknown; Numa,
Bacon. Of Alexandra, for Rio 10; schr Tobasco, OF
York, sold. Sailed 3D., brig Globe, Dcvereaux for
Peru; 9th ship Suffolk, Day for Rio; 9th Eliza,
Whmore do.
AT Buenos Ayres 10Th July, brig Dromo, Morgan
for N York 10; schrs Phantom, Stockton, Of Bait.
for Havre, unc; Alexander, Munday do. Antwerp 10;
Major Albers, Barclay, just I'm Philadelphia. At
the Salado, brgs President Adams, De Valengin for
Gibraltar first wind; Rio, Odom do do; Charlotte
Corday, Rutter, Baltimore discg; schr Sophia Ann,
McQuillen Of Philad. do.
At Belfast 18th ult ship Robert Fulton lust ar fm
New York.
The ship Protection, Williams, Of Petersburg, for
Norfolk. sailed from Hcvcet 9th July, and on the
24h Aug. sprung aeak, the pumps got choaked, and
II was impossible to keep her free. On the 27th on
the eastern edge Of the Banks Of Newfoundland she
foundercd. The took to their boats and were
picked up the samo day by the French brig Four
Brothers, from Newfoundland for Havre, which on
the 3ls ult lat AZ 49, lon 3 IL, spoke the ship John
Hale, at Boston, and put On board her the "a mate,
seanen and boy.
At Stockholm 3lst July, ship st Peter, How land
dischg; brig Amazon, Lefavour, for Salem next day
the only Ans.
At Elsineur 9Th u. (in quar- ships Tama, of Bos-
ton; Walter, of Philadelphia; brgs Jones' of Salem;
and Hardy, Of Boston.
No Am vessels at Oporto lst ut.
At Rochelle 18th ult. brigs Duxbury, Blake for n
York q; Asaph Shaw for Boston 3; Brilliant, ar day
prev to load for n York.
The ship Asia, Cook, of this port (;rom Gibratar)
sailed from Mauriiius 10Th April, for Batavia.
At Surinam 18th ult. brgs Olive, Kinsman, to snil
in ID ds; Gossypium do 20 Carryall. Sayward, dis;
Mermaid, Waters, just ar fin Cayenne.
The ports of Van Dieman's land are made free,
except for vessels ofthe U States.
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SLATER, WARDWELL g. Co. offer for sale on IA
- vorable terms,
$50 hhds. New Orleans and Cuba Moasses
30 boxes Havana brown Sugar
loo chests and boxes young hyson hyson skin, sou
chong and bohea Teas
GO kegs Nos. and Tobacco
20 hhds. ST. Croix Rum
pipes Seignete Brandy
9 ditto Holland Gin
30 hhts New England Rum
20 bbs rectiiied Whiskey
IL ar. casks TenerlG aud Malaga Wine
Is casks refined whale Oil
20 ditto common ditto
10 diuo sperm Oh
500 boxes Nos. and Soap
10 ditto CASTLE ditto
900 boxes sperm. Candles
100 do tallow ditto
500 casks Cut Nails fiom two penny to G inch
10 tons Swedes Iron, > by 50 inch
Is bales Surnam Cotton
$50 pieces English Duck from No. Ito6
Pmento, Pepper Cassia, Nutmegs Pot aud Pearl Ashes
Sal Aeralus, Strc with general assortment OF roceries
Sept. 20.
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NUMBERS DRAWN
IN the VERMONT STATE LOTTERY, class No. l.
III extra
3 32 l3 10 SO % 5s
Call at CIAkK'S for the Cash.
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
Connecticut Lottery, draws in Hartford on Friday next
HIGHEST PRIZE 5000
And many others, almost Is handsome NUMEROUS 70
mention Tickets at -, and shares in proportion.
ON MONDAY NEXT,
The VERMONT STATE LOTTERY will be drawn
C.4PiT.fL PRIZE SIO,0o0.
Besides one VI 6oJD Of 1000, OF 300, Of 2000 of 1875
TEN OF ONE THOUSAND,
of 5Ol Of 800, Of 200 % Of 100, &C. &C. making In
all one ct The most splendid schces that has ui late been
offered 10 lle public.
Tickets only dollars, and parts in proportion, may be
had IN every variety either in qmniity or quality, At
CLARk'S
r. |. State Lottery and Exchange Office Nos l2 IA and
10, MarketSreet corner Of Union Buldngs
Where have been sold within sot time in former classes
Of the Vermont State Lottery, Com. ii 81 80 prize of
$4,000, besides several pzes ol )J and great number
OF smaller dcnOmGaon
All kinds of Broken Bank Noies taken in payment for
tickets at d,Sc,dIni.
All kinds Of uncurrent Bank Notes exchanged at s.na.
discount.
Bank notes examined, and all acquired inbrnl,ion given
gratis.
l-rOrders by mail always attended To with the utmost
precision and despatch II adTessel (st paid covering the
ready To j. L. CLARK, Corner Of Onion Buildings, Prov
denc6, H. :! sept "a
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PORT OF PRoYIDENCE.
ARRIXEI),

SATURDAY September 20.
Brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, from Liverpool,
July 81.
Schr Lcandcr, Baker fin Sdco.
Schr Rambler, Baker I'm Saco.
Schr President. Whedcn I'm fishing.
Sloop Fame, Allen from Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
Sloop Aurora. Brigh,man r. Wcstport, with wood
10 the master
Soop Cohannet, Chace I'm Frcetown.
Sloop Good Return, Allen I'm Falmouth.
Sloop George, Crowell m Sandwich.
Sloop Franklin, Perry In, River Head.
Sloop Adeine, Snow fn Harwich
Sloop Reformation, Pratt fin Newport.
steam boat Connecticut, Bunker, New York.
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oo-We cannot comply with request of a
" Junior"
"Shakspeare' in our noxt.
"Defenseur" is under consideration. Ho
handles the affairs of Brown University with
much severity.
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REGIMENTAL ORDERS
Head Quarter, 2d Regiment II.

Head Vulrter 2d Regiment II. l. Militia /
go Providence, Sept 2i, ie2e.
L0te Captains Of The 2d Regt Il. L. Militia.
consequence Of the which has heretofore been
experienced by the inhabitants Of this town and yicinty
caused by firing during the n, and morning of the day
Regmenai Review, hereby requested prosecute
persons who found firing without orders in any part o
the town, oz the morning evening Of the 18th OF 1923
by order, JAMES Il. ANTHONY,
Al
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Sept. "a.
+. G.. SCHAFF Err.

ED fSPECTFuLLN informs the ladies and gentlemen o
A1 Providence and its vicinity, that his Dancing School
Ill commence Saturday afternoon next, Sept 2Gth hall
past O'Clock, at Franklin Hall Days Of tuition Wedncsday-
and Saturdays. Terms, 81 per quarter.
Gont.emcn who wish 10 attend the Evening School, vii
please 10 apply To f. c. s. the above mentioned place, he
wishes to make up his Glasses possible.
by particular request, NJ $. Obliged 10 inform the public
that no spectators be admitted eXccp, the parents guard
rans OF his pupils. Sept "a
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JAMES II. HODGE

q AS taken Nos aud 10. South lain Street {.
dnoIs south Of The FruA ia uouse aud .lrrs a sale
general lnmeHl o GROCERIES, The most of which ci
the isi gUaiuy. a. hs intention 10 sell retail oriy
goods viii ever he selected vi the suic scrutiny, and
sold 1T moderate advance i Liquors purchased II
he importers and are ~aansd pure and egualo sn sold ia
Providence, not excepting Siaon Il Hodges,
IT. Fruits aud re'eiFes in 'rcy w generally he foa,d
above. IT Seu IL.
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MARRIED,

In this town Sunday last, by Rev. Mr. Seainans, Mr.
Simeon w Barney, TO Miss Hannah Oliver, Of Milford
Mass.
In New York on Friday evening last, Captain freeman
Foster, of Sciiuate Mass Miss Eliza Thompson ,agh
ter OF the late John Thompson, Esq. of this town.
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FRESH FALL GOODS.

= USr received by BUT1S & LOCKWOOD, from New
>V York, prime ASSORTMENT Of Cloths, CaSsincrts Vest
ings Sc which thy offer To their customers at small
advanee, together with every other article in their line
Please call at No. II, Market Squire.
WANTED,
Two or three first rate Jorneyman Taors None others
need apply. sent "a
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VESSELS spOKrN

gid M lat 40 p, lon IS 25 ship Herald i ds from New
Bedford for BraZil Banks, with IS bhs sperm oil.
iith ut oil Fair Isle, brig Fountain tin st Barts for Co
tenhurg.
o;h inst Fat % ls, lon is 30, ship Aspasia Bennett, II
ds FIN York for Liverpool.
sh inst. lat IL A. Ion SO 40, ship Edw Bonna. from
York for Iiavfe.
9TH ut lat 81 III, Ion 81 w. brig Pantheon fin Boston
for Cronsadt.
5h inst lat 80 50, lon 4s 3o ship Gov Fenner, Martin I'm
York for Liverpool
18Th ni lat SO Ion brig Perseverance, 40 ds r Norfolk
for Stockholm,
9Th nit OIL Fasterboc, ship Palladium fin RE Janeiro for
Croistadt
I'd inst lat ~ Ion 81, ship John and Elizabeth Bas,ow h
New York for IIavrc.
18th inst lat Il 33, Ion GO 49, brig Fortune 40 hours from
Boston for Valparaiso.
18Th ut Int Is 40, lon co. brig Albert, 80 ds FIN Bath.
9Th u, lat ~, lon A. brig George Gardner % days I'm
Baltimore for iamnhlm.
10th is lat i3 Ion 6S brig Pebe Jones' 8 ds fr Bristol
for Wmdwala Islands
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HART & DAWLEY.

HAVE just received a large assortment Of new and
Il fashionable Goods, among which, BroadcotlIs oi
all Ipions; Cassueres; Vestngs of various kinds,
Velvet Sc &c &c all OF which they offer the most ia
vorabe terms for CASH approved credit Sept -
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Ef,M CADET kNTS'
tA .2Tart,re 1fst. E

High Water, this day Oh 2im Thursday, iOh i7n Friday
III On.
rrsubrsctng gives high water N,wror
adding hours minutes, giye the time at Bo,,cs
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NEXT FRIDAY.

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY,
MASS No 4 for the benef Of Groom Monument ALSO.
" catuH. Paine Burgess, Managers b. drawn nt
lati'rd, on Friday, The !mirray Of September, inst
,sclvmc-l prize Of $500; of 1000; Of 100; OF TOO
$40; OF 5pt Of3Jo, of 300; Of 1906 of no; 10
Of 100, 80 f4) 30 of 4 80 of TO- A6s oc l0 i46 uf s.
As number co'nhiualion, drawn blllos.
Whole tickets i halves Sl-lnh quarters S-fnr sale by
PAINE & BURGESS,
september "a ~ Market square, up stairs
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP,

at No. 6, .Narket-squdre.
CST received from New York, splendid assortment of
60 DRY GooDs, suitable for the approaching season.
among which superior white and coored Flnnes;
Plils; Camets; B,zes Bonbnzcs; Broadclohs and Cas-
simccs; Cashmere, Mcrno aud Cashmere Shawls; Fancy
Prints; Ginghams; Muss; Gloves and Hosiery a kinds;
Cravat and other lldss &C. SC. with great variety Of
other articles. For bargains call on
GLADDlNG SWEET,
sept 81 No. 6, Market square.
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1)T ED.

In Knicrhook Y 18th inst after long and dste. .snr
Illness Nj Stephen Valet, formerly of this town. in the 5Oh
year Of his age.
AT snlliyan's Island 7th inst. Captain William Morris
late Of the u 5 Army.
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NOTICE

WHEREAS the fIccnen ot The town of Pr"yilhr G.,
w Ia town ucciHg irgtly assembled, the il.t la.
o June 1925, ordered tax uf $1,000 tnbs l-4cs GA De-
nnbltinis Az ohcfs ow ug property Ia .h gl; ,a
the subscriber being appointed COLLECTOR of salt aV ,ay
requests all pt~Ins concerned, to call h' sd rty
sum or sums as .sed ngail-t their names. Ard rit.
pose Of receiving 1f 0ai tn'cs be rcius g .II II IL
office ol EHt Buirn at the corner Of Fra'h' House r
September 2il until October f,h in,l iv, ,sundn -
cefed,) from O'Clock, A. ". until p ~ adj rid *
T. NJ nlil .; AMI on Munlnv, ort,b"i iih (Which V s
tie vtdiy OF collecting, at srlant) tlc uire - L.
kcN open uni n'clck ~ the evening \ dciuutiJn 81
three per cent will lie made 10 al wIo c and ply at the
tinr above mentioned. JDuN iiII.I.
Pfnvhlence, sept. 18th, 1879. AW Chi,srf.r
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THE PROVIDENCE OBSERVATORY

FhNliS e.hnhmeni hi, been opened fer The remainder ID
D. the 'ea,un and will FREE TO those who may he plras
ed 70 honor With their visits Laiie. End geutleucn cb "A
and Strangers will ini agieeahe place of re,onu, in
erot u il.lionabc place ia thi, country. sept
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STATE OF RHODE-ISLA AND, &c.

~ General Assembly, J3tsc Session, n. ID. 1923
"A N Act In amendment of an act entitled "An Act TO
n prevent candestne marriages."
hfWher enacted That in addition 10 the persons
torzed 10y the fourth section OF the which this act
an amendment 10 JOIN persons In marriage, the Justices of
the Peace In the town of North Kingston be and they
hereby fully empowered and authorized 10 Join persons
geter In marriage in said town. in the same manner that
any Senator Justice of the CUur Of Common Pss or
warden, Minister or Elder authorized To join persons in
marriage by said act.
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In purscance of The abve hereby give notice. that t5
Market on Sunday Muniiy viii be dFlontnued agreeable
utreunth JOSHUA RATilBONE,
sept ~ ltork Of the .NarLer
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DANCING SCHOOL.

AHR. WILDER BOURNE respectfully informs the
1VH young ladies Of Providence, that he will open school
or tn. polite accomplishment Of Dancing, at Mr. Joseph f.
Arnolds Inn, to commence Friday October Sd. Hours Of
instruction from To O'Clock, T. NJ Tuion So per quarter.
r. = The yoong gentlemen coming school, will commence
October Sd. Hours for Instruction, from 10 O'clock F. NJ.
Those gentlemen wishing subc je, will find subscription
paper at J. L. Arnolis WasIingtOn IlOel. Sept 81.
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An Aor for altering the time Of making tho annual report.

1oT 'tTITE t1t ITU Vt 1Htkg UU dIIfua reports
Of the state of the Banks,
Be frthr enacted, That fsm and after the passing of
the Act The annual report OF the several Banks in this
shall be made upon the Saturday at O'Clock p. previous
To the last Monday Of October, Instead of the first Monday in
May and that the returned before the second
day Of October Session Of the General Assembly in each and
every year, and that said report be made IN all other respects
In manner and form prescribed by the act for regulating
the return Of said Banks.
True Copy fitness,
Sept %. HENRY BOWEN, Set'Sy.
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MECHANICS ASSISTANT

MELH AMOS ASSISTANT.
MuST published, by HUTCIlENS & CORY, and for sale
% by them at No. /, MarkeSteet, the Mechanics AS
slstat, or Universal Measurer, containing collection Of
Tables Of Measures, NeglIs aud Powers, adapted To the
use o Engineers, Mlwghs, Iron founders, Smiths Forge.
men, Rollers and Sers o Iron, Timber Merchants Archi-
tects suvcyOs Jones, Carpenters Masos Brck!ayers,
Plumbers, Gli2ets, Pump Makers Paseres, Saers Bra
zers, Excise Ocers, Brewers Liquor Merchants, Far
mers, Miers and iuSbanduan Also examples, and use
Of Tie common slide RUE; with an appendix; exhibiting
The strength oi Reams &c. and method of cacu
ting the Horse Power OF a steam engine. Sept, "a.
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NEW GOODS.
HUSr received per ships Franklin and Envoy, diec
% from the manufacturers, England new lot of Hard
ware, viz:
Cart aud Wagon Boxes Knob do
Sad Irons Chest and Cupboard do
Ta!ors' Irons Ttunk and Pad do
Brass Kettles Black and Bright Pliers
Smiths Nices Steel Spring Diviiers
Trace Chains Butts and Screws
shovels and Tongs Backfiap and Table Hinges
Sheet Iron Tea Kettles Jack Chains
Coal llods and Scoops Bed Keys
Warming Pans Butter and Cheese Tasters
Sauce Pans Flour Tryers
Glue Kettles wiihcopper pans Carpenters Compasses
Ladies' and skimnleTs Box Rules
Britlania Spoons Snud' and Tobacco Boxes
Iron " Odd Keys
l}astng I" Glass Paper
Brass Thumb Iatches Gridrons
Iron do do Box Iron Stands
Brass Rappers Runle Irons
Measuring Tapes Wash Blsons
Brass Bellows Pipes Iron Poni myers
Clock Balls Brass Candlcsticks
Cow Knobs | Thnbes
Conmode do Improved Irish Mouse Tran
Shutter do Rivits and Tenter Hooks
Escutcheon and Bed Caps SC. SC. Sc.
Til Locks
Which added 10 their former stock makes their assortment
very extensive ALLEN Il BELCllER.
Please call at No. T. Broad street. sept 2i
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EVENING SCHOOL.
AMERICAN ANNUAL REGISTER

few copies Tor the years 1857, the hy first year
American Independence. Just received and for sale
by A. $. BECkWITH,
sept ~ No. ~, Market 81. onnnse Union Bnihn nrs.
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TOMORROW,
~ EWYoRK Consolidated Letter., class 18Th for 1875
~ draws in New-l ork, 10 morrow.
HIGHEST PRIZE Sl2,500.
Tickets so, and shares IN proportion Tor sale Mt
l.. II. BRADFORD'S,
New Lottery Ofice, NO /, Ca !. I street,
1rOrders from the county for ikers addry SEED 70 L.
u. bhADforD, No !, Canal street, will meet with prompt
attention. Prizrs always for sulc
can as aOve con' enien opposte the Fish Marks,.
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1T Y0arR Council k0idfn ,c,tfia and fr the 7crn Of
Pr0rieaee oa TIC 1874 dag gf September, a. -. 1879.
vEIE Clerk of the M7rketing present. sreqiescd af,cr
Sunday next, u prevent The selling of meat vegetables
and o;her rces SUNDAY Mornings the Bridge OIL
Market Square. Of this he will give public notice.
True Copy Hitpcss
NATHAN w. JACKSON, C. Clerk
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BRIGADE ORDERS.

Head QvAErERs, I'd Brigade Rhodc.lsland Militia
1t RuTllvIle, 5th Of August, 1879
Major RHoDEs g. ALLEN, brgafC Iasgctt0r 81 Brieade
e. lR-fuISJlnt 70 the law requiring the Militia of ths
- stale nmeci IN The month Of September, IN every year.
by regiment ~ huiion, Tor the purpose Of training dss
p"ng ana Improving ~ martial eXetchc the Brigadier
General o the Second Brglle directs that the several rec
men composing d Brigade, meet tic following days
rhe thirteenth Regiment, commanded by Col Stephen r.
Davis, on the !4i September, iG,s.
seventh ditto, Cob George Walker, The ODD September
1873
Fourteenth ditto, Col. Sheldon Knight on the 9th sopes,
hcr, ls2a.
Second ditto, Col Allnon D. Hodges, the 25h sepe,n
bar, lS29.
Fiileeh ditl Col Paefnon Waicult or tie 26 Seuerk
her, 1928.
Sixth dHto Co. George d. Passemore, the 27h Scpcn
br, ts!S.
rwoii do, Col. George shith ID, on the 2g,h sepe,
bcr lS2hi
Ioa are hc'ty directed without delay To issue Orders ID
said CuHcS respectively, Ia nave THEN Regiments i,a
Parade Grounds, 10 be by them sevelly appGei those
days respectively, nj an early ,u armed and equipped, as
the hw directs,
by 0rder If JETHRo LAPHAM BFigddi-r Gen. 2G BrgadG
Aug. q. RHODES g. ALLEN, inspector.
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NOTICE.

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under Tie hrm of SMITH Dixie. They viii keep con
stang on hand general assortment of Goods m their line,
whch they VIII sell at unusually low prices sept ~
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WINTER OIL.
% IN GALLONS Winter Pressed Oil, received
sD~oO per sloops Omega and Mary Nichols-fo
sale by c. HADWEN.
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SALES AT AUCTION .
PEW AT AUCTION.

~IfLL be sold at public auciion, on the i7,h day of
Wv October neat, Pew Ma 81, situated on tho lowSt
floor Of the Second Baptist Meeting io,ise.
sept IL JACOB G. GOULD.