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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
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George Feighuer
Frederick Fainot
Pierre Francois.
Jacob Geeting
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Jacob George
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John Himmelnight
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John liollebaugh
Caleb Halowell jrs
IN. Hulerty u.
Maria Huff
Frederick Heafer
Mr.. Held
David Jacoby %l
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Jacob Kufer ! .
Conrad Kriebast
Peter Kineman .yF.
Jacob Kineman o..
Joseph H. Heneday
John P. Kent
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Martin Lydle ,%
William Long
'Neri Longsdorf
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John Myers Esq. 2
John Mckinley
Joseph Mairs
j. Muller
Elizabeth McCawby
JAG. & AdamMeyer
Samuel Miller
Ezra Mammots .
J. Ell. Miller. g. 81.
Rev. J. Martin
Elizabeth McCawly,
Mcdonnell
John Nickoson'
VIM. Nouckre'
P. Newell ,".
Jacob Oberlin
John Gilman
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VIM. Philips
Nick olas Peanor ia
Claude Piquepot
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Godfrey Rausak ss
George Rank
John Rise sa
Jacob Roop',
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Eliza Shanabruck
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03

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Jacoh Hartman
John Hymns 81.
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John Mealy
Iacob MYERS
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Gottlieb GlasseT
Robert Grave
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George Hoke
Sarah Hillen
Allen TIaips -
John E. Heath g
Jacob Hartman
John Hoover
John Hymns
Mary S. Hurford
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John Hine ~
WIN. Hauck
Rev. P. Herbruck
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
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Rev. Mr.. Albright

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Frederick Battaille
Henry Burger
Rachel Brvfoggle ;.
" alentine Bockius
Mr.. Buchwalter
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Anthony Bentz g
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Abigail Benn Be
Samuel Bachtel
| Thomas brandon
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Maria Brown z
Miss Bader
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Joseph Bowen 49,.
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- George Clingiman
Christian Cohman
Henry Cose.
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Amos d elayan
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Abraham Diller,
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John Ernst
/ George Eckert
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03

Jonas Widoar
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Andrew WhisIer
Warton Wheeler
S. Whitfield ~
Henry Mailman ...~.s
Monsieur WagesIy 49,.
Hon. Elisha Whittlese y
VIM. Wager /. 13
John Weller ....et
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-07-03
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Robert Willet
George W illiams
ISamuel Welsh
Julian Wealterlee
lDr. F. Willett Q
adam Weaver
Solomon W hetstor
lJacob4 Warbler s..
IGeoIge Wilkeler
Henry Warshler
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Jacob Young
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08

Hon. Campbell p. White of New York, has
resigned his seat in Congress. A successor
is to be chosen Immediately.
The Hon JouN FonsYrn is now on a visit
10 New York. Hon Amos KENpAtL is stop.
pm with the Bo-tonans a day or two.
MARYLAND ELscrIoS. The choice Of
m'nnbers of Congress in Maryland took place
on Monday.
Georgia E'ection.-An important election
took place in Georgia on Monday last, the
result Of which will reach Us in few days.
There are to be chosen besides four mem
bcrs of Congress, the Governor of the State,
and members of the State Legislature.
1t is stated that the secretary of the navy
has ordered sloop ofwar to proceed directly
to Para to protect the property Of American
citizens in that place.-.NorjoM Beacon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08

HoNKsTY ITS OWN REwARD.-Yesterda
forenoon, Mr.. harrington, merchant, of Cof.
fee House Slip, stepped into hack No. 80,
driven by Thomas Blake, while standing at
Park Row, with package of $50, 900 in his
hand. and rode to his residence in Fourth
street 0n aiighthg, he inadvertently left
'h" package lying on the scat ol the carrilge.
suppo'ing it WIS III hi r'ckat, and entered
his honse, and tho carriage drovr oil. Shortly
after he missed hs'money, and a. once con-
cluded he had left it in the hack, but as he
had not taken notice Of its number, he knew
NOT where to look for it. While conlempla-
ting what step he had best take to recover
his money, honest Blake again drove up to his
house, and boldly entered the door, money in
hand. Mr.. harrington generously rendered
him $500 as a reward for his honesty, but
though repeatedly pressed upon him, he as re-
pcated and decidedly refused its acceptance.
We understand Mr.. +. intends forthwith to
present to Blake an elegant carriage, hor-
ses and harness; and should he carry such
resolution into effect, we doubt not that hon
est Blake's coach will prodnce him substan-
,iai evidence that " honesty is alioays the
best policy."-[ Times
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
New Advertisements.
NEW STORE.
New Goods.
CHARLES n. TILLEY,

CHARLES N. TlLLEY,
Wonil inform his friends and The public
generally, Mai he has taken The .New
Store No. 90 I2, Thames Street, d.
reeily opposite Doctor ii. =. .Moorr's,
where he has just opened and now offers
for sale,
A great variety Of Crockery. Glass, Wood
n and Willow Wares; brooIns, brushes,
BOOKS and Stationary;
GROCERIES of all kinds, and of the first
lqnalty-sucl as tea, coffee, sugar, butter,
lard, salt, soap, starch, spices of all kinds
ground and unground; chocolate, Cocoa, sweet
oil, soda, butter, and sugar crackers, new rice,
mustard, Lorrllards snuff and tobacco, head
tobacco and cigars ofall kinds;
Also sixteen barrels first quality Canal
Flour
= casks and IL boxes Of Albany cheese,
Dried beef, mackerel, parehed coffee, raj
sins, almonds, and variety of other articles,
which will be sold as cheap us at any store in
town.
Please call at No. 90l and see for your
selves.
Newport, Oct. Slh. 1885.
Also,
For sale or to let, Pew No. 5, in Zion
Church. Apply to G. n. TiLLEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
BRIGHTON Monday. Oct. 5
(Reported FOR the boston Pa,rict)

AT Market. $3.50 Cattle, (sny $500 Reef Cat
lie and 1860 Stores, 1000 Sheep, and $40 Swine.
PKIcEs.-BecE Coitie--I'rices have further
declined A few yokes extra taken at 3ls cd;
prime 29s 3Os; good 25s Cd 29s; two and
three year old IS Cd n 2,s
Borreliing CoiHe-Dul. More were at
market than we recoIlect ever seeing before at
one time; they havo also come too early. The
barreers offer for Mess 22s Cd, No I9s Cd,
No l6s Cd; but the drovers refuse to take less
than 24s for Mess, 2ls for No l, and SIS for No
2. A large proportion remain unsold.
Siorfs-DulI. Yearlings So a so; two
year old a Ia three year old Is %.
Sheep-Ordnary at los and lis; middling
Is Cd, l2s, and l3s; better qualities l4s, l5s,
l6s cd, lis.
Smine--No old at market. Several lots Of
Shoats were taken at 4 for Sows, and 81 for
Barrows; ut retail, 5 for Sows and 6 for Barrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
Bedford Glass Agency.

'HNHE REDFoRD GLASS COMPANY having
r. recently erected Crotcn Windov Glass
Factory at Redford, Clinton county, New
York, they have spared no expence to make
ii one of the best establishments in the Uni
ted States. Having procured the most skill
ful workmen, they are now manufacturing
Crown Window Glass, of a superior quality,
from ,chiie flint sand, obtained near the Fac
tory. This Glass combines all the requisites
which distinguish perfect article: it is the
only Crown Glass, made from flint sand,
which is manufactured in the U. s. aud its
quality will stand any change of climate, be-
ing all made of double thickness; it will be
found on comparison, cheaper and stronger
than the foreign, or cylinder Glass.
CF@Orders for the above GLASS, left with
the subscriber, who has received samples of
it, will be executed with care and prompti-
tude.
WILLIAM STEVENS, .Agem.
Newport, Oct. s, 1853 III.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
sSiCis.

On Friday afternoon last, after long illness,
Mr.. John Lurdick.
AT Portsmouth, on Friday last, after an illness
of several weeks, Capt. JoHN STANTON, in the
I'D year Of his age Capt. Stanton was well
known ~ the first person who commenced the
line Of New York aud Liverpool Packets, and for
several years commanded one Of The ships in that
lrade.--About II years since he rclinqul>hed a
sea. Earing life. purchased a farm. and removed 10
ihis Island where he has ever since resided, be-
loved aud respected by all who knew him.
AZ the Newport hsy um, Oh the 9th inst. Mr.
" illam Phillips, aged IS wears.
In Fall River, Sept 25,h, Capt Russell! G.
Peckham, formerly of Middlelown, aged t3 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
ITEMS.

Tho Nep Orleans Mint - We learn from a
correspondent Of the New York American, that
the s,a,rmen, Of the New Orleans Bee. tha, the
Mint 10 be erected in that city is TO cost $4,000,
900, il erroneous in having cypier too much
Il seems then that the building is to cost $500,
o0o---s very liberal allowance.
The pirsticai vessel Correo, commanded by a
man named Thompson, has been captured, and
carried into MEXICO. The particulars arc related
snder the New Orleans da,e.-II appears that
number Of cases Of yellow fever have occurred at
New Orleans, but i, did not threaten 10 become
spidsniic.
Ths Providence Journal describes the Cu;to
Show at Pawtucket on the 30th as an Interesting
exhibition. There was Poughins match, which
WIS skfully contested between nine OK teams
Hacl, team ploughcd an eighth Of an acre. That
which came in first accomplished the work IN
twenty minutes, nud all the rest wi ilhm that time
Hollis Hotel, at New York, has been sold,
including all the fixtures, furniture, SC. for one
hundred ard seventy thousand dollars. 1t was
struck off TO Levi Di.brow. II is said that the
property, including furniture, SC. cost Mr.. Holt
upwards Of $500. 900.
Perpetmal Motion. A correspondent OF the
noston Courier states that the long sought Prln-
eipie Of perpetual motion has at length been dis
covered by Andrew Morse, jun. young Me
ehanie, in bloomfield, Me. 1t is added that Mr..
Morse intends shortly to embark for England with
. view Of claiming the twenty thousand pounds
offered by the British Government for the con-
s,.uc,oa Of a self. moving machine.
One OF the Granulniing mis belonging TO the
Cun-powier Works Of hIessrs Du Font, 10 VIII
mins,on. Delaware. exploded on Monday morn
ing. 2s,h ult by which the mill was destroyed,
aad We regre, 10 add two lives were lost.
The Boston Journal states that clergyman
fssm the country, who undertook 10 oilicia,o IN
one OF tho churches in this city on Sunday last
absolutely fell asleep in the pulpit. and kept the
congregation in suspense about half an hour before
hs got through his nap
Sa/ss.--One hundred thousand dollars worth
Of stereotype plates. were saved at the late fire IN
Boston. solely from being enclosed in iron saisa
A strong proof Of the great value Of safes.
An editor in speaking Of making selections
from tyiny's works. says:
..1he writing. Of Irving throughout are such
passd;ss OF beauties that il is only necessary to
stretch forth the hand. aud n shower Of ro.cs will
cAsps, The turf around you"
The German population in Ohio is estimated
/. high a. 900.
A Iss,ss has been received in Washington, from
90 oticss On board Of tho frieate Con-li,u'ion.
dated Sept. l-all well. The ship was in sight OF
Nsdsrs, aud was to touch at Tanjier. to deliver
presents TO the emperor of Morocco from our
government
The N. =. Gazette states that there are
now In the Cuetoup House Of tha, city large
number Of Abolition ,ract', recently received
from England. We do no, require foreign
interference either 10 the politics or ip the
d.rpestic institutions Of our country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08

A letter from Mr.. Li,tlefeld, American
Consul at Porto Cabello, (Venezuela) dated
Sept. 10th, is published in the N. Y. Mercan-
tile Advertiser, from which it appears tha, the
place was still in the possession Of the insur'
gents, and that the lives and property OF
American citizens were IN jeopardy. Mr.
Littlcfeld says, Our situation is truly crit
ical, and God Only knows how and where it
will end. Ifa naval force has not already
been despatched, hope you will use your
inference to have one sent Immediately, for
the protection of the lives and property o!
American citizens which are in jeopardy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
NEW WORKS.

The Linwoods, by Miss Scdgwick;
The Hawks of Iawk-IIollow, By DR.. BIZ d
author "Caavar;"
Will Watch. a Nautical novel;
Memoirs of Great Commanders, by the au
thor Of Richcieu;
De Lamarine's Pilgrimage TO the Holy
Land, in 1928;
Tales of Physician by w. II. Harrison
Nights at Mess;
Old Maids, their varieties, character and
conditions.
Reed for Sale and Circulation,
Oct. s. Ry w. CALLAHAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08

EXAMINATION OF ROBBERs.-Hoslord
Grant and Anderson (who on the 10Th ult
with two other confederates robbed the Provi-
dence railroad cars Of small trunk contain
ing $25,I54) were examined at Worcester on
Wednesday, before Mr.. Justice Pratt, and
ordered to recognize in the sum Of $4,000
cach-and in default Of bonds, were Commit
ted for trial before the court Of common pleas
Mt Cambridge, in December. 1t is stated
that all three demcan themselves in prison,
as il pcrfcc tly familiar with the routine and
discipline of such establishments.-- N Bed
ford Gazette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
MAR IN E
LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Self Delight in Peace, Niekerson, Boston.
CLEARED.
schr. franklin Greene, Waite, Havana.
Schr Branch, Co/Zeus, Mobile.
Soop Alinira, Cobeish, Providence.
ARRIVALS.
Sunday Oct. 4-Brig Juno, Wilbor, 3 days
from Norfolk, for Providence.
Schr. Mary. Rhodes, iiom Providence for BAL
iimore.
Schr Eliza Hand, Harden, from Dover for
Baltimore.
Scl,r Fremont, Read, from Doston for New
York
Schr Oscar, Barber, from Boston for N. York.
Schr Delaware, Walker, from Newburyport
for New York.
Schr Mercy, Baxter, from Boston for Phila-
delphia,
Schr Franklin, Nickerson, from Boston for
Philadelphia.
Schr Darius, Baker, from Boston for Phladel-
phia.
Slocp Moses Eddy, Childs, from Boston for
New York.
SIoop Wave, Winslow, from Kingston for
Providence.
Tuesday Oct. 6-Schr Delight in Peace,
Nickerson. from Boston.
Schr. Samuel. Burt, from Taunton Cor New
York.
Schr. Sarah Frances, Bur,, from Taunton for
New York.
Sclr. IIora,io Ames, Blake, from Taunton for
Albany.
sloop George, Prcsbrey. fom Taunton for
New York.
Sloop Albany, Gibbs, from Sonerse, for AL
bany.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
FUR GOODS.
TILLEY HAZARD.

hOUGllT out of season, large quantity
~ OF FUR CAPES, BOAS and CAPS
which if called for soon shall he sold for more
than one quarter less prices than in the sea-
son for such articles.
They have very large stock Of Merino
which are going at Rail road rates for about
half their value.
Their SILK HATS and FUR CAPS arc
handsome and cheap
A few pieces French Cloths just opened.
sept III
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
Married..

In this town, on Monday morning last. by the
Rev. Mr. Downing, MIR. Lebbeus Ellsworth. OF
Savannah, Georgia, to Miss Abby +. Wilbur,
daughter Of Arnold Wilbur, Esq Of thi, place.
~ the Friends Meeting House in this town,
on Thursday last, Edward Earle, of Worcester.
Mass. To Ann b. Buiium, daughter Of David Bul-
fun of i'iddle,own.
AT the Friends Meeting House in Leicester,
Mass. on the 30lh ult. Harvey Chase, Of Fall
River, to Anna Earle, daughter of Silas Earle OF
Leicester
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08

Mr. John Quincy Adams's letter TO the
renegade Penrce, congratulating him upon
his election, is generally regarded by the
leading presses in the country as dlshonora
ble to its author. The N. Y. American. u
paper hitherto friendly to Mr.. Adams, speaks
Of this new ebullItion Of low spleen and ,ime-
serving meanness "with regret and indien
sion."-( Boston .7las.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
NEW GOODS, GLOVES, &c.
THIS Dau ODencd,

Sn doz. IIorSkin Cloves. at 25 cts;
cV Also 90 doz. Ladies iiorskin, Angola
and silk Gloves;
Meas superfinc French beaver Gloves;
do do IIorSkin do;
Dog Skin, buckskin and Berlin Gloves,
lined with bnckskin..
Also black and white mprno and Thibrt
Shawls; superdnc cassimeres and raw silk
Shawls; Tartan plaid, over 2 yds. square;
thread laces, &c.
Fine eleven braid BONNETS, for one
dollar. WIN. p. HALL.
Oct. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
w ssa. Il. NEcfyil1,

Wi-hss 10 inform the public. that he carries on
the TIN rLAl y business, in all i,s branches. NJ
his old ~tsnd, No. lGl. hamos street. where can
be bad at III tunes any article Of IN Ware uiu-
ally called Tor sheet I,on mud Copper work,
Coal stoves cf variou. knds. apd other STITCHES
co.pu,oriy key, in lin store. spgS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-08
FOR SALE,

A new dwelling house. with lot
ssaEI Of land, on Spring directly
ssl east of Trinity Church, occupied
by Stephen Stanton.
ALSO,
One new, superior toned German Piano,
and a -Four Wheeled Carriage.
For terms, enquire Of
WIZ. S. VosE.
Newport, Oct. 9, 1856 IN.
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Dissolution of Co. Partnership.

Court Of Probate. .Newport, Oct 5, 1885.
vEVHE Executors account on the cstute Of
q abigail Robinson late of Newport, sin
gle woman, dec. was presented for allowance:
II is ordered, That the same be received, and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate. to BE- holden at the State House
in Newport on the first Monday Of Novcm-
ber next, at 9o'clock a. m. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of this
order three several times in the Herald ofMc
Times, for all persons interested to appear at
said time and place and be heard.
True .copv-w'ness:
Oct.S, Ii. Il. IiowLANp, elk.
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NEW GOODS.
NNNi IL IlAIl

|
HAS now open a new stock of FASH
"A IO.N.4BLE FALL & ULNT'ER
GOODS, among them are the following:-
WOOLE.N GOODS.
! Blue. black, green, olive, brown, dalin and
mixed Broadcloths; mX'd blue, drab, laven-
der, plain and striped Cassimercs aud Satin
etts; also yellow, white and red Flanaels.
UORSTED GOODS.
| Blue and brown camblets; all colours cir
casslans, printed mcrino, worsted hosiery and
vcstings, &c.
SILK GOODS.
Black lnstring a superior article,
Black and blue black ponlt dc sole,
Black and cold gro de Maps,
Synchow and Florence,
Pongccs, silk handkerchicfs, silk shnwls,
silk gloves assorted colours, sewing silks,
blond wells, assortment of ribbons, black and
blue black silk velvets, black and white silk
hose, &c.
LINEN GOODS.
81 linen damask, also linen domask cloths:
French cold table covers, birds eye linen,
shir,ipg linen, linen cambrick, linen cambrick
Ihandkerchcls, brown linen, Russia diaper,
linen tapes and linen thread. &c.
Ladies and Gentlcmcns VI. s. gloves, vel
We; ribbons, aud variety of other goods
Those who favour me by call will probably
find the FIRST quality of goods. Oct |.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

'ENliE undersigned having been appointed Ad-
L. ministratos on the Estate Of .Soioman g..
Ueaper, late Of Newport. halter, deceased, by
the Court Of Probate of Newport, and having
given bond to said Court according TO law, re-
quest all persons having demands against said Es-
tate to present them for adjustment, and those
indebted TO make immediate payment to
WM. w. FRELBoRN, a,,-
THOMAS WEAVER, """ .
Newport, Oct. =, 1885.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

NNR NUTTING will open a School in the
iva Moravian Church, FOR the Instruction OF
ladies and Gentlemen in Sacred Music To com
mence Oct. 18th, at o'clock 4. Nj. The school
will be open to all persons wishing to attend
1t will be taught upon the Pestilozzian system- -
Particular attention will he paid 10 the first Prn-
ciples Of the science Persons will please to
leave their names at Mr.. B. Marsh's, At Henry
Barber's, and at James Mumford's. Terms 81
pcr quarter Oct 6, 1885