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JOHN B. B!GGER'S OFFICE,

fhtSENT to the patrons OF the Lucky Office
. We tol1~ioE selemss. which a.. IN Be drawn stn apII for
'aFrS' fnne., be Eire to AID ess sro dsrs q,
IOBN y. HIt.sER- Riehusotd Y.
$4,000, 10000, 5000!
"fndI Consolidated Letter., Cs-- NJ. Ito Le a ,wn n, WI
mi7g GA Del on sstu-ePy, Oct 10, I-I6.
PRIZES.
pine OF $50 600 I prize OF lOoo
lVuOV 1000
o'oOo - 1000
1000 &c.
- NOs II Dawn. Tickets gIOs Haive. 5 ou,r-, 2 gu.
s35,295. Or $4,000 ne:t!
Grand Cot soidaied Lottery, Ga . No. 42-to 10 dnvp n WI
minsioh. Del On Saturday, Get 18th, 1916.
PRIZES.
Pne Of s3h2oS % prize Il $500
% iS ESdS . 900
q MOI l. Dawn. Tickets $40; Halves S ouarer 2 so.
10000 DOLLARS.
DIVIDED into three PrT-s Of IS ESQ dol ars eaeh' Low.s, ,,rc
number prize 500 doGA's'
"anf Cousoi dated Lottery. No. ~. 10 b. dfaNp nj, s.,y,4.,
Oct sHth. l-io, At Wilmington, Tel
J Pr ze,of s2sO 2 ,rz-.og ,,-o
I prze OF 10000 90 - =.
EEf - 1850
Jo'o 20 lOOg
F Lvov ISo 500, &C.
TeE-'s sie; halves &. or. J.
~ Oidsrs for tickets n the above. OF IN any Inr.ry under ts
management Of ID PAINE a co, will reeei-e the most nfo-,p, md
eoh-uenHaI auenlon' II AdersSEedto JNO b. BGSER,
Ri=hmo-d. Va.
SJ The casa fer pre-, vii b. rad a. sight BY BIGGER.
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NOTICE
TO MEDICAL 1uDENTS.

INHE TEXT BOOKS required by student, nj.
'endfnf tie Lectures ofths Medical College N this ", To-
zsther with = large astoftment Of m'sconanfous Medical wof,
can - funishrdby Ne unfeur gnci ~ rhlad iphia prices.
NASH 4 WOoDHOUsE. BOOKSELLERS. ~.
OF no Wos0 81
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by Kent, Kendam a AtWnior.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On TH'ESptN' The l5h OstsssL At . a'eoek. at or Sale.
Room We shsl oder fT sar. a = & I'D valaabl- asso-,u,.,t ~
fte,h and ,easorSsis Dry Coos now In store. and 10 ). ree.ivsJ
In ~, PartcuiiTs herane'.
--a KENT, KENDALL n ATwATER. Au,,,
by DUNLOP, moneurc a 90.
Groceries at Auction.
On FRIDAY, The sh c-y OF Ustatsr. at 40 o'rkek 49, vn ell
al or WarcA'u-e without tsi-ito wsAihaf, general as,r rr,.,t
NJ CrOccTiH. W..
- hbc1 Nes ineia a1i y n Sugar, pan prime quality
t'1 G-iee' ard boxes car md eiuaed sugar
100 h1gs Rio ard Laguzyra Coree
hh- Cd reeuhsd WI .kcy
Brandy. Gin, Rum
Gu7Poweer. Imperial ard ro~ehon, Tsas
SOAP SAL, Indigo
MEsart. -
tatCs rs cAsts aniLof.s
Hnsiy in aad I PTss. } } Oupuy aSd a ssisrsus. non
good % extra g.aiGy.
Also
- SIDES wax Lppr LeatAU
if IS cay Mcal Crck-
TERMS-Undsr sioo. cash: over sIOo. four m,B,bs r--f, e.,
approved EegU;abtc PAPER.
CCS II n r. a,...
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Dry Goods for ti,c Season.

INHE subscribers have on hand, lust received.
m ey'e1eni sutpy q desha'lc Goods Gr farmer. planter.
aud the county tndr generally.
An kinds Of Ke seys leans. Ca in's brachss md unbisseb-d
Domrstics, Cotton Uxnahu' ~, fhnn-t, Blankets, q itfre rurttv nj
the best kind. Lnseys Sh'etnEs. Tuwc1Hnr, course w,8'en lie
and haif Hose, hIdn ll olher kinds Of god wanted fr TIE eoun,rv.
They only cd can hom those In want M such fo-ds.
Oc9 THOH ~ n PRICE A co
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Tiesei' $50 Halves :. ouarens ? SO.
S35,20J, IO.5I5!

raj NohseHiasd LIT ~. ~ - No 42-f,b- de-. ~. N, a.,p,
~@1' - $780, Al WIN urtcn. DIT ~ Nos. ~ Dauu.
GRAND CAPITALS
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Splendid schemes for October, IsiG.

sPlcndid SchGmcs for October, 1916.
New Jstseg. Class ~ to be drawn Oct ~. 1906 Card,,. n
$4,000, 100 % fSOa. &C. Ticket -.
Brillian t SChcmeI
heEantf a., Class ", IN BE- dn~a oct. ~. tst6-ia frsvn NJ.
! grand eqPial II $4,000 ] prize n 10000. ? pirss Of 10 GOO.
: of75oO Of 5000, 2 Of 3soO, 4 Of sa7O, 90 Of SsUe. 60 Of 1000,
~. Tickets only SIS.
Aieianiu'i Gaze No l. for october 9Hh. istG. Carn,l Prtrss
$4,000 10000, coOo, 90 OF 1909. SO OF SOC. a. Trtksts $40.
RC Posiars necd not be paid on 40 orders ad3vs.,d 10
go 10 ~ bSs,I
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A desirable Family Rc,iArpee for -,
Es.s III is eligihiy located. m n rood ns,p heoyr
hood. On FnnAi.n srest thetvv-en 2Gt a-d IA has a.,
sh'h' ronms' tn kitchen, sab-, water he, in the
yaFa-afd TIE "tttow. rosaszon Ninhs rtvsn ~. ,s,n -, =
la ts1ossT. AVpiy at the thee Of the Richmond Cnr,,i,a a.
au is-dTtAgaWrf
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Sc Inc subscriber offers for sale Tire house
- h9woeeuEset ~ him IN sain Stree. tn, m.. /, -
emioi Gus havEs nike ehsmsers; d. heated by a 6g,n,-. 80
"e As erren houie' s1bs ard bathing 70 ms on the m No..
y s"'nho o, Payment viii be vey accommodating
o gl-saw4w Is1.c
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$50 REWARD.

UNAWAf from tho subscriber. living in this
~ place. biz nrsrp man 4 tHERT. who has teen Tor IN. las,
three of tour ,esfs Engaged In q iv. q hack. tie J. sbaut t~ssty
ioaf ofh'- ,esrs u aSe, vsy bhek ard htsy. abps, 1--WE fee, eight
of nine inehes h'gh. father . thin fsee asi quite nm in,.rissut and
good eon'eaansc. Hs cloth . eaAnos be dsene.S. a. he hn
without, asy.
WI pay the aba We reward for IA. delivery Z, me IN Lyneh
bug OF d 70 Goa naea eni "a Ial - that { ern get him
Lsncheurr. Oct Str JAMES n uoRNrn
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"a kNOR RENT-The rooms over INV store,
They are ia good order and well .unsd 2, , M
''""!' r"-s s'h can be had Immediately. Poe terms, apply Ia
WADE w. woOLDRIDGR
e l6 It door below he CRY ao,.t
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lotteries.
ID. FAME
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
Rich moud. yn.

" "AA selection, ani1 wafdonist.t0
q. w. PURCELL. Riehnoad Va.
ran Cthsidi u L0u'rg. Gas No ti-to te er,Nnat w..
anton. DEL on saiSfdv. Oct 10. ist6. IS NJ. Is i,.-s
ERANn EAprrAHA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

The case of the U. S. vs. Ex-Gov. Thomas of Ma
ryland for libel Mr.. Benton, is now in progress
at Washington city. The gist of the libel is, that
Col. Benton and his family permitted Miss Mcdowell
to be seduced by certain individual, and that they
knowing this, procured her marriage with him, the
defendant Thomas. This certain individual the de-
PENDANT alleges, the late Senator from No. Mr.,
Linn and his widow is depended to prove the fact
And for her arrival for the decision of the court
the question of allowing her testimony to be taken
by deposton the progress of the trial is at present
arrested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

SUICIDE INDUCED BY FANATTcIsM-A Mr.. James
Braden of Palmyra, says the Ravenna Star, commit
ted suicide the night of the 3lst ult., having
Gently been released from the Lunatic Asylum, where
he had been some time confined in consequence of be-
coming crazy by attending the antslavery lectures
of Foster and Abby Kelly. The poor victim of this
wreched fanatcism lectured constantly against sla
very during his confinement, and upon being let out
of the Asylum and going home TO his house, in which
Sis wife and child both died during his Absence his
insanity returned, and sezing pen-knife, he cut his
throat as already stated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

PROTEST AGAINST AMERICAN SLAvERY.-At Mass
Meeting of Universasts held the day after the ses
sion of the General Convention in September last, a
Committee, consisting of Revs. Henry Bacon, Sebas-
tain Streter Sylvanus Cobb, Lucius r. Page and Ed
win H. Chaplin, appointed TO prepare solemn,
earnest and plain Protest against American Slavery,
and when prepared TO present it to every Unversast
Clergyman in the United States for his signature.
The Committee having performed their duty, the Pro-
test thus prepared, is published with the sigma
ture of three hundred and four clergymen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

HoRRID AFFAR.-The Cincinnati papers tell a
strange story of love- deformty murder and suicide.
pedlar residing in Newport KY, had fallen in love
with deformed girl, named Magdaline Lebort, who
refused to marry him account of her deformity.
This so ncensed him, that he resolved murder her,
which he carried into effect by shooting her with
pistol loaded with buckshot, dischargng the contents
into the back of her neck and head. As soon as he
had discharged the pistol, he drew knife from his
pocket and cut his own throat from to ear. He
was alive at three o'clock Sunday but is probably
dead ere this
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

MICHIGAN.-The legislature of this State has refused
to re-cbarter the Michigan Insurance Company. The
prospect of the wheat crop is said to be superb Two
woollen factories have just been erected Battle Creek,
and are doing extensive business. The Senate of
this state has passed bill Incorporating company
to construct canal around the Saut. The Detroit
Advertiser opposes this bill on the ground that Con-
gress ought to take the matter in hand, instead of
SPECTATORS The Senate has also passed three char
tiers for railroads travelling from the Central road to
the Grand Rapids. Even the locofocos of Michigan
are beginning TO cuck when the name of their NJ c..
Chapman is mentioned-he is a disgrace not only to
his State but to his country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

Mr. William Pridgen died lately in Bladen county,
N. c. in the one hundred and twenty-fourth year of
his age. He in the army of the revolution, and
served through it as volunteer, though then old
He has left great-grand-children over 40 years
Of age.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

HOSTILE DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE MoRMoNs
PROCLAMATION OF MAJ. WARREN.-We have re-
ceived extra of the Hancock (llinois) Eagle with
proclamation from General Warren, commander OF
the State troops at Nauvoo, announcing his determi-
nation TO prevent threatened outbreak against the
Mormons. 1t appears that ten thousand Mormons
have already left the State, and that the rest are fol-
lowing fast possible, and yet disposition is
manifested to attack them. Mormon of near sixty
had been taken from his horse and severely scourged
and attempts were made TO muster military companies
to harrass the Mormons We have little doubt that
the frmness and promptness of Maj. Warren will
strike terror to the outlaws and preserve peace.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

1t is thought that Pennsylvania viii not be able to
pay that portion of the interest on her public debt
which falls due in August next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

TOT. c., Treasurer Of the United States.
GREETING
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

These large towns Tor a country OF that pOpu-
ation The city of Mexico is represented as a place
of great splendur, in buildings and show. Il has
hardly yet, however. escaped from what may be called
semi-ba rbarsm-a savage species of manners, which
seems TO have been infused into Spain by the Moorish
INVASION and to have received new tincture Of the
same barbariSm, by admxture with the Indian races
The SEA-PoRTs are small because, as we have
said, the Mexican harbors are inferior. The follow
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-28

Secretary Of The Treasury.
J. ANDERSON, Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14

lsnd from the trade and the market for Muscovoeoes
il !6t r cent g n higher with stock reduced TO
less than 100 hlds which believe is lower than tcr
many years pas; AZ This period o; The season Iae
Cuho g. a =. A. Porto Rico - - Cro-y a.
and 80 bxs Havana par for low W hitc and 90
= for Brown Primo Qualities Nclssscs are
scarce aud wanted, bu; VIC descriptions are N
very moderate request from tic trade We nct}ce
.al.- Of - hhdz Trinidad $50 CUAa both for re.fl-
80 sour do Tor drilling. terms not made public
Porto Rico 2aa2J aui - PRIME Cana Ma-covado -
/ mos.
TALLOW-Thc market Is hette; supplied. nd ee
notice -s!s+ @. 10000 u prime al c7t cash
NAVaI. STORL--Wssa-n1,on aad Nenberu Tur-
pertinc ma continued firm ;! r - - ~P-1t7
Turpeutue saics a 37a}= -. ca=h. Bo-in se- =
wanted nj 5Ja5g Ct atoa IN yard and "a - 1s-7
cred. for North County and W.lmustoa Ia Ia- there
j. ua.ain. dong
O'l.9-TEere i- uo,l.ia- doing N Whale for czpor.
For home North West Cost commands -. z 81 &C.
Lusccd IN tar request . ~ Ct cash the l-.r
prl-c for Superior Nothing doing ~ Fore-. me recent
arrivals having been PLACED IN 5ou5 SO ht cac-'S
Florence sold AT - -. and so gallons Olive fnJ-.
lBON-Ne notice -a!es %; 2uJ tons ~7edr- al 81 -
s.: d au1 from ship; and 100 tons from Store
on private terms. 90 tons -cotch Pix Of iarc--ie
brand brought 81 30 o mos. from tne .e--e!
IOBACCO-Thcre s. not uluca inquiry II present
arid the market : not acTe The sales ar tl hAdz
kentucky a; 3a5 cts 20 Connecticut u a - -
/ bales Cuba and ~ do. Havana Oh terms We dd not
learn
WCOl.-The small parcels Fleece N the hands oi
.rOccrs having been nearly al. disposed OF the down
ward tendency o. pricc- 70 DC checked there j.
sui good supply Foreign is duL-
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Trnde of the Hudson.

Produce aud Country Merchandise .irrt,ns Ae;c York.
Reported SIec1a!!s for Tx Ne:S- York Tribune
Troy and FIJI. Iron Tow Soa, Line Asa Tes;-Sarce
2 T Hart-I75 bbs flour Cow!ns Co, lss 60 GeoGnue
Coz ~ do Field Merriti 80 do Suydam. Sage Co Ss
No. No. crl y Les 60; y hhds tobacco Usher
Lake Char,plaiu Merchants line. \ !Ghns"n-Boai
Ki,slnl!s9 tons iron JOAN Aco>a- /. pkss batter
Cond Noble; ISIS 5Ns cheese LeEgeit Lud-Ain e; :
do tabs butter do ca cheese 10 eNs GO Jee ma"
Bsrse puches, County from Barry,owa-lcoo bush Oats
10 pGss bu,,vs so bNs cheese sou sheep capSin
Boat Uuca-Vau Geuisr-l:5o bush oats /" aicI h9I>e
LINN l. eels I'm seed W'iians ~ DOE pea ly"I
Z Fi>a \ Cos iiasBoal Th1r!ow Weed-lS' eu rye
les, DO wheat ioJ 6bls aoUJ Fish Il CO.
Mohawk and New-York Line, Brown & Csry-boai
Ieaa Le&ton-lS bush oats - bNs cheese ~ SbS WHISKY
Burrell - DO Perry y do II. pepnson: ISIS hush
oat> II q Hoo CO; ca ashes l. Deuni>ou, ; bh>
landowners Oswcso Lne-Boat Mieh,raa-7>0 Dbl,
dour SgyGSnt sage Co /. ashes Wilson y Cobb; 5
do Joan Jehl>oas Sons Il do Stanton Jarvis II &c
Ssl>SYSTk and Buffalo l. 3 Line Ives X csrrsil-sos,
) Lake. = piss butter Mead Coz Is do WsI,on Turn
bull; IL do NSa OsirSnd II DO Wallace Wck> 81 do
Conan Hopkins \ Go. i do o Ccrwln; 3 90 =. L 4
6sscf. lGl ~ Work Drakr; - do + RUSSELL ITO do
Dow X Walsh, II DO 81 hN> cheese I : White. Is cssste>
Babcock y CO, 5do \ Ms.,ocy; IS eoNc- cheese W Il
Pi,u. Is do pAg> butter W Ous X Coz rolls leather
r Daniels, 5h seed Aiobls butter Go Nshes satco'
y Cos IN bb, pork NcSUte Lord; / * wool Sheldon.
Turner Go. bales do :, |. y Beach
Sycaca>e O>Se-o Line. \ II Hovey CoSkosi
N!ac>iol52 5e ao0J NJ How, 10 Pkg, batter o'yer'
Nm Nay, Sc 50 bN> cnvese : - WOO! : l y tvsss'
Sl bh.s d00r S0ydG sage y Cost 81 eggs \ W alA7i'
d, bale, goods " alco,t y >iaur-
Nev-Iork and Gel.set Valley Line, James Si-boai
FhvpS+00 os> aous Dwight. BeSls \ CO, ) q aSas>
X N>ig5d; 40 40 laS Stewart y CO, y rrN batter w -
son i Cobbs Go \ W pgS y Co.
Sane Lrt>-SostJ [ BeSehi,o e6ls 1oGr 'nas butter
h \ Ol>Iead; - ashes James SUI! do LahSush;
Whte \ LoeSNood' $ DC ( = bassins bb!> eggs
SSw.York snd Seneca Fall, Line \ " Paitner-Eoa!
9art-Q orls hoir l3s o0 shorts b5ls eggs " Pa
ne-. s. pkcs oUi;ry 90 eggs BrlaAerhoE Weeks
-
ll7 6b!s aour Il Wolfe, &c 10 Stanley 100 do Vs.
my, Gregory Go; - DC rOrA Kent. A.arSn CO; :
- sr-rrr Sam PERI; II 6 Nshe> Mcbride Lord Go
Sa,er \ Miller. - bales wool n Amman Cos = boxes
,hee Perry hslss hers Hy>cp : Cczac, bales 1a
,'l,en,,,so Lake B-a. Lpc-Boa; VIM sodsk2jS
boxes cheese II cs DO urk batter haiS Poa;gt.s 3
Waite Coz - t> Cheese Perry; 81 d' cheese oHIG
= Siknian: 10 do Adams Churchnsn, bales hors 6 W
Rvcknan: do Lawrence.
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Markets. .ce,eraly reporiea Jor The Tribune.


ASHES-Pots have improved TO 81 IS, a, which it is
dricul, 10 ind them Pearls arm NJ -, They are
not plenty Stock in the Inspection Warehouse yeS,cr
day l. 923 bbls Pots and 2,S2. dc Pearls
FLOUR AND MEAL-Genesee was arm at the close
al 81 64i and other Western good brands al the
ururs although some 900 hhlS picked up IN the
early part the dsy AT So; for Shipment Shippers
offered that rate freely The receipts is heretofore are
hight and the home demand ialr.
GRAlN-Therc Is a good deal OF scuvity IN Corn AMI
Wheat export ana OF the former the sses nave uetH
very reaching least 1900 bushels o' ~! oc
sripupn ofwhch 10 100 bushels taken by one pr
chaser Tor shipment Is ls6o the latter delivered along
side For 1900 bushels pure Genesce Wheat .oi cts
was offered lot oOOO bushels sold at % cts ana
1900 bushels Western White NJ about % cts for export
One or parcels OF Red Western together l9Vp bush
els brought 75G ~ els. Tor milling Sales 100 bushels
new Barley Il, 80 Rye Is nom!naliy a = els Ola
) offered Al IL Oats SldS2 cts SsicS - ool>
Northern White Beans st 81 3, iei buShci
WHlSKY-prices am somewhat unsettled. but the
Tendency Is upward, $50 hbls. sold al ~ a. ~ cts
ns,ers have advanced the: pGlec tof Drudge 10 u cts
OVlSlONS-Therc is q good inquiry for Pork. but
tho transactions are very large Sales sal eoi7
Prime 4, ~! Mess j. firm at - We'co i oSt'eN
SAL. ION bbls Dptchess County Mess Al 10 - There
is good inquiry ioT Beef and iaeludnS what We SaNc
reported the sales reach some SVVO o9ls pS' spt 'c
Boston market; Prime has improved % ) sh'.nSs
,y,n ,,,o weeks Sales ~ Smoked Western ftau;-
at Is No Change in othc: provisions
PARTNERSHIPS OF 1000 II peor Nc'irF" Lave
Geese nj - cts. and l0ooo II good. soa&I, cash
rlsu-Ahou, 1850 ouin,als Dry Cod have arrived and
old mostly ri - The receipts OF Mackercl lNrgV
mud IN. market is heavy so bh,s haze been disposed
of al 80 - for large No 81 SO Tor snail No -
tor large No 3 and l2l for snail No : ScNeV yer
ring are much wanted. salmon arc plenty and dnt-
FRtfTT-rhere Is but t;lc demand a. present and we
have only 10 notice sales OF 1900 bxs Bunch RasnS al
l s042 10, mos.
RlcE-The sales OF the week amount to about 900
ics AZ SIS 62. al l2 including one prime parcel a. = ia
cash. Holders me FIRM.
saJT-west India Coarse IS IL good demand but
Liverpool Fine is depressed end prices are II any thing
rather lower,
GROCERIEs-For ne las tiree ddys--Cofee without
activity sales zoo bags Brazil 6;d :! ciS S'p JAVA
- a lot: leo Cubs :! 100 Layusyra u 100 Maisemoo
n II rs Sumatra 7t07i, mos; and 500 - pomn-
20 cts cash For Sugars there has been an active De
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14
Schools.

XyINTERTON'~ Writing and Book keeping Aesde'
w my N1 PSI Broadway. rtoqeus for Tie Fr!! and Ni
Ter season. Monday the Iih INST
In PE>N.>sHiF Mir W. devot-- h!s principe! attention
10 free graceful and east acquired sly cot rHpi writing
ami not f0 innDIn. pictures of birds. eagles anu rshes
Tire coufse OF instruction IN BooS-EEeFtNG WI! be mo
roul aud comprise every tn- necessary 10 sys 20 Ae
rri complete practical acquaintance el'h The science
,.n d A.. and evening. Private lessons II desired
Persons VIII be- qualified is Teachers uf Nj VS.
system Of Writing upon moderate terms -
TDTCtTION FOR BOYS-Washington Institute
E-Th- establishment removed 20 Murray lii!l Lex
ine:unay and 56Ist viii be- reppenei, after vacation,
on hin. = of Sept.nber T. DWIGHT PORTER,
,rl; ,r.NfxT I'll THEODORE " PORTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14
Gfrursions.
-rv-s ,DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION

II - DE u L. i-Nt h'i''r
s.SI.f1-= Bird srport. Cuuu-t P!uruuS mum DlV.-
S<----,- lion Va. 81. sons Of Temperance. "i!
nuke az Excursion TO the above city providence permit
ugl Wednesday Sept 10, Sif M Inc new and splendid
steamboat -. Nicholas =. -
pier foot Chambers =. y. *. AZ dquhrer past q
Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn, hapast pier foot OF MhrNes
= nj quarter before r. ID" pier foot ui Delaney = al
O'Clock and proceed directly 10 Bridsrp0ri mQrinf
tine view of the FurtdcNtons erecting az th'o.gs F"In
aui the other Objects of interest 10 passing up TIE sound
and arrive al Bridgeport before l! O'Clock. thus hi
lowing several hours yi-it ui tie most deny iu
cities Of New, Eng lend
Addresses on TIE subject Temperance together with
Vocal AMI instrumental Music, wI! 1uiivru the rS>hSe
both TO and from Bridgeport
Jefferson Division. No Z >. OF I. OF this city VIII avail
themselves ot i- opportunity 20 yi't Jefferson pNs'n'
NO = of r OF Bridgeport, who, together with r. Piurl-
bus mm Division ana their friends, VIII be- received al
Bridgeport by the Sons Of Temperance ~ that place
where urrun ernruts hcins made To render tie '-il
OF unu-uui interest and importance
y B-rcruissioil has been gruutcd by hc Grand pVi-
sion 20 uppepf in FuI Regatta on tLut occasion.
The Hon. james Harper, aud several other distinguish
ed gentlemen MI attend.
\ Band oi Music viii accompany the Excursion
The Committee of Arrangements have spared no trouble
peusr render i- 81 !hc most interesting Ia
cur iun- of the season.
The sous Daughters aud Friends ot Temperance ARE IN
sli,- to attend.
Tickets Tor The Excursion rs cen,-'npy be- obtained OF
". H. D.keman. l68 rh1nheitst- fhomns + Peers gu
Broadway. the Sn"riil : office, y ~ Hal; Nn II.
Williams. 2.o Gresnwl cl-, Charles DHsl- % MAIDEN
lane. corner W ilaIns' y T. touel 10 Norfolk or ~
Nl-,au-s; a. C. Nllottun " leit,f; VI. Crott, M
BrUuulcst Nm T. Schohsli. - Nuriuld-7i; Benz. VIII,
Jrtrr ou-sI; ". 3. Bcch - lrt,r-l. Elias Combs, ~
F1r-y-sj; Miss T. Gardner, u trt avenue; Mrs W ood
~ EdrdEest Mrs.. Miller, no! Orchard.,E Mrs kelch-
INN, ~ Henry =, Luke usscrt . scribe, = sun Build
lng. Bruokyu-GeorEe Hall, @. ". T.; Mrs Jane &.
Phce, 80 Westinghouse; and at We Post Office
w II. DIkEMAN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-14
General Notices.

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