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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-06-14

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81 taySsS iIIs fatiS W B nonsiisss iii IS
GPfesensa sss;
Sasion md 81 hs % dit tf,e assl
sing wind a HI wbig Snolninss will Hnd|
favor ips the soutl,, and denoc rasi votes
will Be thrown Tor him, nfless Gen. Cass
pub blishes opinions favorable 10 the south,
The general imp ression is that the contest.
will sbe q close one, consideTing the
slrength Of the parties and their cand y
intes slsg 4
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-06-14

Sss SSy ynSS Ms
ing 40, HIS it SIS
6cer An inf SD a6S SSssss
munit eleEaed by tssi6 }f As fef& ~
sYea{ nerei and !s ssta IN s
sec6fit lies to the RI:
tho not Bic So d 81
prog aefiso raeYs
gnda9s by3t the pAo9le. }lIiSE ii 8
Eextensjon of his iufisd tius fds HTs
dollars n teal aifi af bfss ~
cover most Isl ie ties of lie cSn nf Sy
nine.tefitlis 0f tho esta tea AZ
Eecundy As frS f.;ss iiss;s
Of Magistfafs tS5 5fiftS el isss
ing ths county III syst6 eaYi az ssys
that under tha present IK6,ii IA ES 1nss
willing 10 SEQ HE sM Ala is fsS; :
increased 80 nny coasid derable ex giis; fbilts
wotIld ba williln ff sea it sAs III
comfy esfs H "a 81
raasoi, have l,Sasr besari
was ,aboliabed iii n ~
found difficult TO vet q nan,
the Office of Judge, II pfio yyfas n, I
icompete exercise its finn. IA lsnr
Jobnson,S q ffft.ssapa sn III nf sbs
nal of the House. az REM SI NM
and practice of
plained of. would ff,as i,s IL i,ss, ~,
see that: system ID. asss fhas
reason Wfichs presaiIed. M l,a tina gfS;fa
aholitioii, would NOV 6e et,fIrsi nbS
for since the legal pfosession has becSSns 4,
crowded. II nm sure that many gem Isnaa S.
that would be- wiIliI,f aaiiIs abia az
act as Judges Of the coniitv colirt Yo iKgS
tire Satisfaction and sWcllsbeine Ri ths Hssn.
munty at large.
Thirdly + Am In f5ynr az NJ
recting rs far as may be the esi ale nre-
sent free school system; bit pard5i ne for
saying that Il am unable 10 discover how NE 4
|scanvery much improve the ejpiTe present sBysteins
exrept it Is ;inEreq1iring and ifsp
stricter bility oF the
Lean conceive OF no no other praeti Bal plansSf
disbnrsing the fund. but by lpcai conan issioifs
ers appointed for that pnrpe even sa rciYS
eral superintendent should Sbe pppintsd by
the Legislature, as has beensI ended !
1y soms =, o., !, our former Exscilt Az
she eesta6iishmentl OF al ferina aneHt tree scb6ot
innd, DO not think the State SprepaS nov, now
70 enterSllito any fpernancnt provision in re.
lat.on 20 TINS matter Under eircunis
funds, not otherwise peftnanenf1v5si invAc{. IL s
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-06-14

BY special and Extraordinary overland
Express to Daily Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14
Latest from turacoa- Probable Capture OF
fiaracaibo.

The arrival of the bark j. 4 Jcsssmln. from
Curacao with files b the 2st september gives tar
Their Information in regard 90 the distracted condition
of Venezuela
From the last accounts from the beet despatched a.
the stack OF MsracaibO 30 probable that this
place has by this time fallen into the hands Of the ps
tri0tc party Gen. PACE himself l. still AZ Curacao
awaiting probably the progress OF events sud 1t Is h.
general opinion thst he Wil succeed IN either conc
sting or conquering peace before the expiration
OF six months
There Is little doubt that the bulk OF the population
Ia opposed 20 the rule of Gen Monagas, well As the
election OF the administration NiccProsdontia candid
ate Antonio Leocodes Gozman. who IS considered az
much sdsmagogue - the other - despot Gen. Pace.
the contrary is highly esteemed by All the real pa
riOts u the country, numbering among them his old
military associates the chiefs Of the Revolution, and
the more orderly and peacc-lovins OF the resident
strangers and natives of Venezuela
A great motive for immediate action on the part OF
the COnstiiutiOnsls who have yet remained quiet,
arises from the universal dsrust occasi0ned by the po
itcal persecution of Gen Vslcro in the provinces Of
Coro and CsrobobC Caracas Is hled with spies, and
citizens arbitrarily arrested and thrown into prison
for the mere expression OF opinion. Mr. Francis Bous
quel and Don Jose Antonio Garcia still under the
bsn of the administration.
Orders the Custom House are now a. i5-9O dis
count and the Government must soon be deprived OF
the 30 support its tyranny though according TO
the Monagas journals loan OF S50OO0O has been nego.
usted Pacz has dispatched Dr. Qun,cro 70 the Unite d
state 20 solicit aid and comfort"
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The German Republicans.

r. me Editor Of The Tribunc.
SIR: Ny attention was directed 10 a commune
cation in the journal Of Commerce which took great
offence the expression bloody banner Of the Social
Republic, used in the resolutions offered by me At the
German Mass Meeting on Saturday night am aston
shed At the cry raised about IT, The word bloody
must apply to every Revolution made by lorce-such
one for which the fathers of the American Republic
pledged their lives their fortunes and their sacred
honol-such one for which Mr. Hecker and bis brave
companions fought bed and died None but sent
mental Dlockhead hypOcritcal traitor can assert
that the despots Of Europe, who answer the just de
mands of oppressed nations by such reasons a Ra
detzsky "a Jeschich with his barbsrous employ
or the Emperor Of Russia the bloody destroyer Of Pc
and-will listen 10 Justice and reason As 10 the words
social Republic, man who knows the least about
the misery of the masses in Europe will say that with
out important social reforms Republic In Germany
could stand even fortnight The insult offered % Mr.
Hecker by the anonymous writer in the above paper
needs no answer at my hands. The unDounded enthu
sissm with which that great martyr 10 the cause o.
Freedom 10 our fathersnd Is received everywhere by
MS cOuntrymen the beet reutation Of the ISLANDERS
of one who classes himself among the most respects
BILE Germans but who Il, without doubt of those
hrclings of petty German tyrsnts who afraid that
their noble business Of spies will be spoiled by the
crumbng OF the foul thrones of their mskerstO which
contamination, highly TO be desired, the movements Of
Mr. Hecker in this country viii contribute great deal
BY inserting the above answer in your far spread
psuer you will oblige an immense majority OF your
German fellow citizens
NtA hlh respect, yours, g.. GEORGE plkIL,
tf@
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Of the clergy, the OTlesnists and the noneyed men
carry the Republic toward Il. ruin. unless Cavsignsc
should embrace the hrm. energetic determination
whch the genuine Republicans await from him Bod
ness. bodness, and only holiness that J. what We
wan, Place in such situation the gigantic Danton
and Csysguac would understand the meaning Of these
words. II he intends to vorste heretofore between
the two extreme parties be will soon exhaust his in
sGence, and fall There remains him choice, but
70 destroy one Of these parties and conquer with the
other. There Is something In the atmosphere which
forebodes crisis the people question each other
mutually without being able 70 give any intelligence,
except the uncertain, gloomy presentment Of coming
events. The popular instincts Of the masses DO not
often deceive them. We are progressing IN poll
teal view, toward bad Winter and, perhaps, With
the Spring the shoots OF the JHU1sal European Re-
colui.0a vii send forth their buds and expand into
bloody bloom.
What shall say to you Of the res, Of Europe ia
England still ever the same old crowded condition the
same troubles about exciting motions knocking healthy
lie in On ancient corpse which has been eubsmed in
musiy laws and dry psrchments.
Ireland still IN revolt and next Winter either starved
to DEATH OF free. Ia Spain Republican revolts IN the
Yves, and Ecclesiastical 10 the East IN Madrid, mill
tary dictator with lightheaded Queen. Portugal has
long existed only in regard the namehke the PoPcs
temporal power which Is also AZ end. The King OF
Naples has battlcd and burned down Nessins, aud
goes TO work complete the subiugaton Of Sicily. 10
the Rhcnsh proyces o. Germany there il great fer
mentation sreethghts in Cologne with the garrison
ditto in Mayence Nsumberg, Dusseldorf and Treyes.-
In schlesieu there is peasant revolt which siil n-
creases; in Chemnitz (saxony battle between
the worknen and sodiers-eyerywherc dissatis
faction. tumult explosion at hand.
No one can tell what the morning will bring forth Oh
81 could turn the little intelligence, upon which live.
into a capital Of $1,000 would settle farmer
the banks OF the Missouri, aud cultivate my heids-ior
get all Politics Diplomacy and state arts and live que,
y in the land Of Freedom. Do you know Of no one
who will present with farm, will give him IN
return, all toa know and all have learned, aud throw
10 boot the lifelong gratitude Of myself and my
whole family HB
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Dinner TO Hon. John VI. 8oits.

NV 0RK. q to5cr. l-i-.
Hon. joins NJ Boris Dear SW The under
signed approaching your unweared sfvices for the
welfare OF common country. and ysar fearless de
vOton 10 the promotion OF the punc'ptE Of the Wing
party well To- enable Us % cvinct our personal
respect 20 a distinguished and promasat American
statesman do cordially invite you 10 parke OF dinner
A. IS early day as your convenience vii permit, that
We may be Afforded the opportunity OF tcstiyng per
sonay to you our confidence esteem. ssd respect
We have the honor % be very sincerely and truly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14

Sons Oh TEMrERASCE.-Thes sixth Annual Meet
ns the Grand Division of n was held at 800 Rroad
way on Wednesday night when the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year Gen. JOSEPH
SMITH OF kingston, Ulster County, Grand Worthy IA
uarch William Edmonds OF New York, Grand Worthy
Associate DIR. Luke Hsssert, Grand Scribe John A..
May, Grand Treasurer; Rev Henry Ward Beecher
Grand Chaplain William L. McDonough, Grand Con
dactor and Robert Eurness Grind sentinel.
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RON TAsAsco.-By the arrival OF the schooner
H.smpsso, yesterday, from Tsbssco, which port she
c On the 2o'h ult we learn from Capt Wskemsn that
zen Paroles, with coo troops. was marching toward
sosseo and on the 10th inst within six leagues OF
mar place Gen. Bravo. with 400 men, had been out to
MIN but returned again TO Tsbssco on the 18th.
w" me opinion OF the people OF TAbssco that al en-.
ssseneat would take plsce between the two parties
'SS~ We istn or z0sh UT. ~ Q. PicAyuns eth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14

10 wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-susngers visiting lhe cry
are informed that the beet 20 get ornamental nAb
]. a. MEDHUR>T & HEARDs n Msiden-l4ne, "hefr
b.y have on hard largest me cheapest and best As0r
-ent u wigs half wigs iOupees, brds Of long hair nm
et. fr-es &c which for price and quality are une11sled
he Trade supplied wholesale Cal and Judge iof your
selves u MAideuane o. I'M
~ Wafer Cure.-Dr X I. TALL, who started me
fr. Hvdropac Institution In America receives nYands Al
hi. eor,motiog. establishment IS Laishst one door ron
an esch soOr Outdoor prscucs attended b ConsulA-
iOns =. 50 iih0'
~ Mrs. coye's Water-cure House l. Al 81
Tenth Il near Fnstav. Hours for consultation ana DAY
patients from A NJ ~ P. VI sundays sxcspIod. os''
~ Phren o % si-t- aud Publishers, Fo~LERs I
WIS. Clinton al. lil Nassal-st y. Y.
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Disaster nc sea-,iarket.. Nc.


W
The ship "Founeua.' so reported hiss arrived
here from Africa in distress she spoke during the pss
sage the brig Howard Of Philsielphis Tor New York
sud the Damascus
Our markets sre dull. Corn hs. declined "a per
bu.hel aud Wheat Is without sales The quotations
for Flour are unchanged
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By telegraph to tn, isw.York Tribune
Destructive Fire.

BOSTON, FrItsy OCT u, " \ V
A destructive fire broke out IN Nashville, y. ii.
early tbs morning and consumed the Baptist Church,
one dozen Of dwellings and stores. And the NsshSs
Telegraph Once. The loss s esunsied st s500o
one third OF which i. covered BY insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14

l the Irish nation mus; only strive the more % make
their names respectable By dong noble deeds-hy
honesty BY courage by senieness ~ genius 90 save
the national snirif from bsrrenness and the nsrons
character from dispsrsgrmcut II this late move
meuf mas produced nstainS else, It has produced
martyrs IL has welded the Irish cause once more 70
Gsineresedness and sell sacrifice snd next - such
sAEes As Washington the lite most valuable 20 freedom
i life Ike Emmets offered Up upon her holy altar.
the scatoi such offerings have been freely made OF
late in Ireland By the self immolsii0n OF John Mitchell
and IA faithful friend John Martin. by Mr. Nessher
and Mr OGormAn, the sons Of two OF our richest
merchants. By Mr.. Dury. gre-te-t sournalst BY
John Lillion and smith Brien, men whom much for
and many re- is woOed IN vain from the tnorny
path Of duty In other revolutionary attempts leaders
usually less exposed 10 danger than toe people IN
this they have open sdyenfured fortune home friends
snd life The country that bear even lew such
men viii not readily degenerate into nursing msthcr
III s'svaz For
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14

FROM BUENos AYREs.-The ship u. Aymdr
arrived this port yesterday in So days from Buenos
Ayres We are indebted to Capt CARVER for complete
files Of the la Gaeeta M,roantH up to August 10 as
well the messages of President Rosss to the twenty
hlth legislature of the Argentine Republic We find in
the Gaoefa local Of any importance The
"Gore Grcs Mission ia discussed at some length in its
columns but without elicitng any new conclusions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
OHIO LOST.

Geographic Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BUFFALO. oct 1910 A. 81
iHspatch from Columbus Ibis morning says
-, returns from 80 Counties iseyen eighths Of
-, safe show gain for Weller Loco Of 5000
he Governor vote Of 90, when the Wings
lied GOV Bcbb By $3.50 majority. Weller IS
most certainly elected.
Tie Senate Is tied ia the House, there is
..s:,y surely Whis and Free soil majority Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14

from tins 1t appears that there g. votes for Isy
e' 70 for Cass and = doubtful neutral votes At
esse doubtful votes De added 10 the 81 Taylor votes II
WI give 20 votes for Taylor majority of Ia oa ne
1sa' oaot And IL not at all improbable that these
oes rai be cast for Taylor for IN some cases the
t-estion OF preference has been raised in many in
Anees while preference has not expressed for
ycI The candidates say that "a seeai can thy sup.
pr Gen Cass
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Canal Boat Burut-rwo Lives Lost.

FhiLApklFHiA. FrilAy OCT IT
The Lgi0l canal boat has been destroyed By 6re
near Duncsns Island 'issuPposed to have originated
from the burning or esmphene lamp. Two OF the
who asleep at the time were burnt TO death
The cargo valued at s60Os-wi probably be bali los,
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BIZ rsler,oph lo The Tnbnne.

PiuLAplLruA Friday, oct BAN
ACCOUNTS received last night gave the Governor
"A Legislature 10 the Csss men. This morning
- learn from Cincinnati that Deiqwo,c and
g,askin Counties give Wing Representatives
1sswill give the Wings majority on Joint Bal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14
y, Y, Wing Nominations.

urer, II H. SANGER.
Cortland Co-Assembly lRA : REEL, Preble Treas
urer. lUsrtN NJ PIERcE.
Richmond C0-GABRiEL p DIsoswN.
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Free soil Nominations.

Ossidd Co-Assembly > DAVID L. BARTON, Mar
,hsl, NVhig) ,. JAMES NJ. ELwooD Rome, DEM
Moatgomera Co-Assembly ,. JoMN MILLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14
|,ENTEEL ANDFAsHIONABLE DANCING

N-Mr W WHALE and dan ghter respectfully ann punce
that th-ir classes above will commence At Constitution
Hall 80 Bro sdwsy Tuesday 10Th inst Days Of tuition
for secs and Masters Tuesday and Saturday afternoons
81 O'Clock the evening for the elder class Of
gentlemen. At Gothic Hall, Brooklyn, 10th inst. SEMI
monthly sorees Constitution Hall, viii commence Noysm-
Der n For farther particulars circulars to be had As
above, or At the Private Academy, ~ Sixh-syonue Phi
vss Iss.ons will be given nj all times oj I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14
Pike Co., Pa.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
MILFORD, Pike Co Pa. Oct II.
n GRIZZLY Here is the entire vote of this
County for Governor;
Johnston. 1925 Longstreth. .oIe
Longsueths majority. is6. Not bad
Yours truly, L. W. Il.
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ALLEN DODwORTHs
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

tts Broome-s three doors wes OF Broadway
rg,Hg CLASPS FOR THE PRESENT sfASON ste
/ now open Persons wishing TO become pupils VII
pleas, call and enter their names -.
Ladies and Childrens Class, on Tuesdays ana SAUL
daysA3 y NJ
Geuuemen. Class on Tuesdays and Fridays, and Mon
day and Thursdays stS.
Gente,nens Polka sud RedO~a Clsss Of .
private Morning Class, at o'clock will be formed ~
Ladies Who may desire 10 Join the srger Clsss sources
twice month exclusively for Pupils -,
Pnysie Lessons any time not occupied ~ ne ,iss.se
All the fashionable Dances Taught including the foks
doys MazursaEalss CeIsrus ssls- Doox Iembs ana
Gina Temp. also two Dances Ia 0ises, sisn rom
tbs ballet OF that name and adapted a. tho baLhoom by
he celebrated Mons Celarus aud hs h.do"a rohs ono
on the most beautiful Dances now In use
M DODNORrH hsttsn himself that he II peculiarly
qualified Teacher Of Dancing having been eonnses1
bn.ef OF every opportunity perfect himself for his pro
fe.,ion Hs musical education wiz certainly anofn nm
ev.ry advantage that can be- derived from that Art
AcknOwledg Ing with gratitude tho liberal pafvnsso nofe
iofore bestowed upon him. he assures nose VINO nsy s'
a correct and fashionable style Of Dancing o. lmroaltp
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COMPREHENSIVE.

\roTICE.-Tns cOpartnershlp heretofore existng D..
tse-u The subscribers under the hrm Of A P OsTkO1l
co Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Tue Du.i
ness vii be settled 81 either Of The partners orr
a. = Is!s A. P. OSrROM,
J. A CANDEE.
The sub.crber. have this day formed e0psrtnership
.nter he fru Of CASDEE ARNOLD co. and WI.
continue he business Of mssons building materials al ne
' J A CANDEE,
4. p. ARNOLD,
at 80. W v b ARNOLD
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L schOOl-lryiug institute, Iauyiown, New ofh' WI
LIAM r. LYON, 4. NJ Pnncipal-The Winter term VIII
0nen on the lst Of November next The stud
Includes whole range OF English branches, together
with thorough instruction m the preparatory collegiate
studies and In the French language Circulars containing
l Information 81 Clark Ausns book store, lo5 Broad
way OF jweod
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sourH CARoLINA.--A correspondent OF the
Cha0esf0s Corner SAYS that the Impression
which has gonc abroad that the Legislature will
cast the vote OF this State for Gen CAS- Is ground
less and without proof aud says the probabilities
are all the other way, sppending the following SIS
the probable vote JOINT ballot, compiled from the
most reliable information:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14

That, will be wonin Ireland snd sooner ,hsn many
even among her friends dare hope believe. The vice
u loyalty gone the root and but needs Little
more Of Times teaching 20 make Democratic Revo-
luton which will wait FOR no leadership 20 strike
make Ireland free the freest-even IS free as this
parent and OF liberty Itself
re-r~.t- t.r asa -r,re 0r OH. r. bog rfnlfa. r
Dear r ..'-. r-r, tr.'. THONts DtICl M,GFF,
a Trlror -1 -l- br,l. eoferl.lsat.
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nFRTU aMnOy sEnINARy.-rhe Prtnclpa


L take pleasure 10 referring parents who would place
their sons In good Family Boarding School. to their pat
rons past and present for the most -sacory testimonials
Of the advantages moral and intellectual of lheir insuiu
ion Circulars with numerous city and other references
and testimonials may be had Al Clark Ausns Bookstore
2n5 Broadway. u the Principals This Winter session
will commence on Wednesday, Nov: |. -
Sc WOODBRIDGE
o3U = q. WOODBRIDGE.
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GKANMAR .CmONL.-Pl
DRIyATE TUTOR

DRIyATE TUTCR.-Pfof sperher. who lately Ar
rived from the city OF Cssse Curhessen, where he
IN different languages IL anxious 20 give
lessons 10 aides gentlemen and offers also his services
% academies Would teach Latin, Italian French and Ger
man Also muslc the violin. For reference sPply ct
Rev MIR Nesnde In tbs city For terms adj ress or caol
Grsenwich-sL ol5 81
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n. Y. bunker Nominations.

Montgomery Co-Asscmbly JEREMIAH GARDNSE
Cansjohaic
Coluiabia Co.-Assembly /. WILLIAM NJ MiLLEH
Claveraek .. WILLIAM SrREvER, Stuyvossnt
Schenectady Co.-Asscmbly ABRAHAM CoNHLING
Treasurer WV. VAN NRANHEN.
Uso C0.-Assembly l. joins b. DAVIS, olive >.
MARuSvs MLLsrAuGH; Treasurer, RICHARD W TAP
PEN Coroner. JAMES u. Bank
Osr,so Co.--shcra H. T. CARY, Oswogo Treasurer
- pAYroN Colosso Assembly !. WILLIAM LKwIs,
u. Oswcgo .. ORRIN HOUSE,. sandy Creek.
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u,uF OAK GROVE FgMALE SEMINARY vii

fI'HF Utk tROEE FHNALt hEHINAhI VII
iis next term on the last Monday 10 Dctoosf
The institution i sisted on thu east hank of the Hudson
within one hours su Of NewYOrk 1t Is the design Of the
Principal to combine far possible the Advantages of
weEregul aed literary institution with the comforts and
pleasures Of home Parents, seeking school FOR their
daughters are invited visit this Institution, make In
quiry respecting IT, before they decide upon place
Circulars with engraving u the place terms &c may Do
obtained At the bookstore Of Clark Austin, 5 Broadway
where any wishing Interview with the Principal, will
nlsase cave their address -YOnkers, Oct Z. 1919.
81 trNTbkSs WILLIAM L FOOTE, Principal.
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| Iduced Mr. OLIVER B GOLDSMITH respectfully
informs The ladies' OF NewYork and Brooklyn thar he has
reduced his terms for Lsdes ~ for a. for twenty lee
sons Glass hours At II o'clock M and o'clock NJ daily
Private instruction reduced els Gentlemen's Glasses
day and evening Cards. containing Of tuition and
hours Of attendance, may be had al the S9 Broad
way Of Reside st. OH u
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4 YONKERs-Ths Winter term Of the Locust Hill School
will commence Monday the j0ih Of October. Tine mum
Der Is limited twenty aud the School IL strictly Family
Boarding School Circulars be had u W II Falls ESQ
Al the Trsdesmen's Bank OF w Van Wyck ESQ - Cen
rst. OF Israel Russell Esq d Frontst and al the Book
store OF oates 4 Siedmsn, llb Nsssau-st
% q. w. FRANCIS, A NJ
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