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St. Johns. Sept. 8,


The steamer Adriatic from LIVERPOOL
via Galway Sept. Isl, passed Cape Rae.
to-day. and was boarded by the news
yacht of the Associated Press, and tho
following summary of her news obtained
The Liverpool Mercury processes to
have reliable information that the Van.
derbllt was sunk by the Alabama, Aug
18Th, in lat AT long. 450.
The Times edito-ially admits tina. the
question of ships for the Confederates is
being seriously urged. Ne concession
can be made to menace. Laws must take
their course. The Times ho,es that il
the rams are really intended for the Con-
federates the law may be strong enough
to stop them.
FRANCE Paris, Aug 3l.-A decree
has been issued for striking medal COM
memoratiye of the Mexican expedition. to
be distributed to all who have taken part
in the campaign.
RUssIA.--It is reported in Paris that
Russia will not reply to the three notes,
but will give constitution to Poland and
Germany.
In Frankfort it is thought if the Con-
gress of Princes does not prove satisfac-
tory to the German people, revolution
may follow.
After burning Polish village the Rus
slams sent TO Siberia all its inhabitants.
men, women and children, thousand
souls in all, and confscated their estates.
for executing Russian spy, captured near
the village.
Galway, Sept. 1.-The Polish insur-
rectlon is still raging. Telegraphic ad-
vices report great victory at Kanawa.
90 which side is not stated.
The Richmond Government had made
pressing appeal to the Spanish Govern
men. to obtain the recognition OF the
Confederate States Offering to guarantee
TO Spain the possession OF Cuba and Por.
to Rico. The Spanish Government de-.
cIined. ~
The Times of to-day says, in regard to
the destination of the suspicious and NOV
erial iros-clad frigates 10 Laird's ysrd,.
we do not think it morally right that
sn'Ps IKE these should leave our ports for
such service as that for which thev ara
attended We do not wish to ses anv
more OF mem sent on the same Grand
liverpool 47.-Ths ooaesdstase Loan
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San Francisco. Sent

h L AduciscO, CeDb. D.
Dates from Japan to the 94.h of Jul,
are received.
on the 10Th of July the English shir
Mendasa, bound from Nagahaki to Kama
yawa, by the island passage, was attacked
oy some forts and vessels that had previ
ously tired on the American ship PEN
broke The Mendusa received Ell shots
and was much injured. She had fou,
men killed and six wounded. She il
turn destroyed one fort, and proceeded tc
hanayawa on the Goth of july.
The American steamer Wyoming ar.
r,Sed at hanayawa from a trip to punish
the Dunno, whose vessels and forts fred
on the Pembroke. The Wyoming re.
ported that she had DIME her work well
having blown up the japanese steamer
Lanceteld. slenced nearly all the the
nelghboring forts, and leaving the Laneck
an sinking condition. The Wyoming
received 70 shots. md had five killed and
SIX wounded, when she deemed it nru.
dent to proceed 10 kanayawa.
On the Gath Admiral Jarez. in the
oem'ramis, returned to Kanayawa. and
reported as having arrived with the Semi
rams on the previous Monday in the ST.
momosicki Straits.
Inc Ioncerdo received fire from the
batteries, which, with the forts, were then
oohparded for about three hours. One
hundred and fifty troops we're landed, the
ioFes, batteries and town we're DESTROYED.
'ne guns spiked, powder magazines blown
up' ana The village burned. Little fight
MAS shown BY the japanese after being
sne'iea out, principally from behind trees
anu Jot'ing points of rocks 1000 men
WIRE reported descending towards the
sn,ps' out would not attempt to pass the
range OF the guns. Nothing was seen of
.ne Laneck and Lancefeld, but the top
'n's's OF "a sunken ship was thought to be
seen. The casualties were three wound.
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-Laadsa -asd. calsslts ~ill scea -
brought into oommunicstiea b. tho hy-
ing Of : ssw ine 81 sabnarine telegraph.
Nine hundred miles Of the cable have n
ready been prepared, and in ! few months
70 shallabs ableto proft from the result
Of this additional experiment.
Tho Skaters At Lebanon Springs, N.
Y, among their rules relative to visitors,
have the following: "Married persons
6rfying With rs over night, ere respect
fully notified that each sex will occupy
separate sleeping apartments while they
remain. This rule will not DO departed
from under any circumstances" A
friend says he was reading this to . mar
fied lady, when she,innocently remarked:
"How foolish that is, amt it ?"
Charlotte Cushman is in Boston.
She refuses all the tempting offers of the
managers, but has consented to appear At
the Boston Theatre one night only, for
the benefit of the Sanitary Commission.
That appearance will take place the pres
ent month. She will also appear one
night 10 New York and one night in Phi
ladelphia, for the benefit Of the Sanitary
Commission. These "only night" will,
We think, be complimentary to the actress
and beneficial to the Commission.
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FROM GEN. BURNSIDE,S
COMMAND.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR VIRGINIA.
Baltimore, Sept. s.

Gen. Schenck has issued sn order sup
pressing the substitute business in this
State and his department, it having been
found that agencies for procuring substi-
tutes to go out of the State and depart
ment interferes with the operations Of the
draft and recruiting.
Our forces at Bath, part of two compa-
mics, Col. Wynch's 30th Pennsylvania
cavalry, were attacked this morning at
O'Clock BY party of rebels estimated
at from so TO 10. The rebels eluded the
route OF the pickets Col. d. Straper of
the 81 Virginia cavalry, who was at
Bath, states that our force resisted the at
tack with much gallantry, and drove back
the enemy. A party at once started in
pursuit. What success they met with is
unknown.
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Was hinton. Sent :

1t is reported that when Gen. Burn
side arrived before Kingston the enemy
tell back and retreated. At this noint =
cavalry force was sent from Gen Rose
Grams from Chattanooga, eight miles to
tue South, and joined Gen. Burnside.
FORCES The latter pushed on his column
to Soldon, where sharp light took place
the enemy being completely routed. with
loss. Our casualties in all the skirmisbe,
were trIhlns. Gen. Burnside met with
slight resistance
The receipts into the Treasury from
taxes, on the Sd of September, are the
largest ever reported in one day from the
same sources. There were, on account
OF The internal revenue, 1897, SAC; on &C.
count of the customs, in U. S. notes.
S5S, 40, and in corn. 1851, Io7, making
in all S707, 426.
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unchanged. Consola es}@ess.
The way Otilnaere's MarsA Basssry
WAS CenstRucteA.
A correspondent says:
ssThe famous Marsh Battery, which il
one of the many proofs Of General Gill;
more's daring and energy, to the surprise
of the Charlestonians, commands their
houses and homes. to say nothing Of the
other ordnance. The battery il in the
midst Of the marsh, 1000 yards in ad-
vance of Morris Island--wss located ut
night by the men making their way to it
on their stomachs. A path, two planks
wide, was then constructed, which was
hid from rebel observation by the marsh
grass Planks three inches thick were
driven down as the substratum on this
were laid several layers on them logs,
and on them boards. In the meantime
the ordnance was foated up by night,
and sand bags innumerable, from every
direction-and one night, large force
piled them up, and, to the surprise of the
rebels, dangerous battery greeted their
eyes next morning, in dangerous proxim.
ity, as if evoked BY the mysterious hand
OF magic"
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sW Thimble-rig is : very simple game,
but only those who are adopts in it can
fascinate and pigeon beholders with its
allurements.-[ Chicago Times
"Thimble rig" is the game the Times
is now playing. Does it consider itself
one Of the "adepts :" 1t advocates Val
landi CHAM, nm avowed "peaee Democrat,
convicted traitor, and who boldly advo.
Gates disunion, for Governor of Ohio, and
at the same time supports futile, 40
avowed War Democrat, and who declares
that the Union "must be restored" for
Governor Of Iowa. Oh, Democrats, IN
der which of the Times thimbIes is your
''little joker fp-[Chicago Jour.
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New York Sent 7

The guuboat Juno, from Fernando,
Noronapa, in July, has arrived. She re.
ports British steamer arrived at the
Island, on June TIA, with cargo of coal
tor the rebel pirates, but sailed the same
day for Bahia. The Governor of Moro.
napa, It is stated, would not allow the pi-
rate to anchor, and the Brazillians were
preparing warm reception for them,
should they come. The Juno has been
cruising IN the South Atlantic, but has
seen no pirates.
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Newark, N. j., Sep

NoWarK, N. j., sept.
The SD New Jersey, by dint of large
bounties, has nearly reached the Maxi.
mum number required, and is under
marching orders to day. So many men
are DESERVING that the Colonel was COM
PEELED to call on Gen. Dix for guard Of
regular soldiers to MAINTAIN discipline
among them. As this guard did not give
entire satisfaction, it was succeeded on
Sunday by the Sd Vermont. The Yer.
mont boys have seen service, and dom,
know anything about blank cartridges or
firing in the air, so when crowd of new
recruits undertook to run the guard last
night they were fred upon and killed
and 1 wounded.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!

DATCHEkOR'S celebrsfed HAlR DYE = GIs Assr
ID ~ ~ Weri1. TAs only Hsr~iess, 7r.s ~ Rsls.
stLs Dye knows This splsudid Hair Dye h Perfect
changes Red, Rusty Gray Hair Instantly to Glsssy
Bis<k Montreal Brsrs without n6uring the Hair o.
Staining the Skin, leaving the and Beautiful;
spars fresh vitality, frequently restoring lie preside
color and reestnes the Ill effects OF Bad Dyes. Tbe
Genuine 10 signed WILLiA A. b TcHELoa all Others
mere limitations. and should b. avoided Sold b
all Druggists, &c. YACTGRY-6i BARCLAY -sTREs1
New York. BArcHELoAs EEw TosLsT CsrAr pol
DREsnHs THE HAIa. Iyss ~wIy
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Washington, Sept. 8.

Gen. Burnside's official dispatches are
Of much length, detailing his advance
and occupation of Knoxville, and are SC
interviewer with information Of his con.
templated movements az to render them
improper for publication.
The East Tennessee valley is cleared Of
rebels down to within a short distance OF
Chattanooga.
II is expected that ere this our cavalry
has destroyed the trestle work on the
Virginia and East Tenn. R. R., where it
spans the river and valleys in that noun
taineous region.
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Harper's Ferry AUG. 7

Inlboden, with force of 1000 men,
attacked Major Stephens, at MoorefieId
Hardy Co. day before yesterday. Step.
pens had 300 men, and fell back on Cum
berland without loss.
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Leavenworth. Sent

\, 'eH"urtn, sept. Z.
lSyor Anthony was arrested this af.
onao oea - oy SQUAD of soldiers, aided by
VI. y zen Ewing's detectives. He was
s;r.a.; carriage and hurried off in the
mau, u h Q! Kansas City. The excite
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The following are extracts from the
Richmond Examiner of Sept. 7th:
Charleston, Sept. 5.-To-dsy has wit
messed another furious bombardment of
Forts Wagner and Gregg by the enemy's
fleet and battery. Firing began at day
light, and was maintained steadily until
dark. A mentor is now firing on Moul
trie, and another assault. on Battery Wag-
der is deemed probable tonight. Since
yesterday no further attack has been
made on Sumter, which has bee n held 90
days against all efforts Of the enemy's
great guns by land and sea. OF 1851
shots which have been fired at it, 2.495
have struck outside and $3.50 inside.
The flag has been swept away IA times
SECOND DISPATCH.
Charleston, Sept. 6-9. 30a. m.
The commandment Of batteries Wagner
and Gregg has been increased for the last
81 hours. The noise Of the cannonsde is
tremendous. Last night the enemy land
ed near Cummings Point in barges and
assaulted battery Gregg. The assault
was repulsed. No particulars.
Atlanta, Sept A special dispatch
to the Appeal from Cenatobia, says Gen.
Price had an engagement vita the enemy
Is miles below Little Rock, and obtained
victory over the Yankees. The Ar
kansas army had been rapidly reinforced
1t is understood Gen Halleck says in
three weeks he will have three corps un-
der Gen. Banks TO move on Mobile from
Pascagoula.
Chattanooga, Sept 5.-Although the
armies are In close proximity there are
no Indications of an early engagement,
but slight cause may bring one on at
any moment
Atlanta, Sept. ga special to the
Confederacy says Col. Morrison of the
LIST Georgia cavalry encountered the ene-
my at Dougal's Gap on the night of the
Sd inst. Our loss was two wounded
Enemy's loss not known. The brigade
fell back south of the Tennessee river
The enemy sheled Loudon on the 2ed
and killed two women. The bridge was
burned to- prevent the enemy crossing
Gov. Brown has issued proclamation
calling upon the State Reserves to bold
themselves in readiness to march at a
moments warning.
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Dr0ke's PI0ssf0li1se Buffers,

They purify, strengths p and iaviEorats.
They create . healthy appetite.
They An Antidote to change 81 water and diet.
They overcome effects efdissipadea and late hours
They strengthen the sys,en aud fnIiven the mind.
EThey prevent miasn.iie and inferDittens fevers.
They purify the breath and aeidhy Of the stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Darrhea, Choiera and Cholera Morbus
They enre Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They are The beG btters In the world. THEY make
ne weak man strong, and ere sxhansted natures
treat resteref They are made Of pure ST. Croix Rum
~ ceiebrated Csiss.a BARK rcctS and herbs and
taken with the pleasure OF serAge, without regard
70 sge time OF day. Particularly recon me nded
delicate persons requiring gentle ir,ulant Sold b,
all DRIVERS. Druggists. Hoseis and saloons
r DRAKE CO, 2e2 Broh dsay. yev-York
Said BY Andrew j. Wilkinson.
teH-dhuem No. " Aain-st-, keotuk-
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GRNTLsAAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, In
competency, Premature Decay and Yosthfai Error,
sctnsded b. desire y benefit others, will be happy
ofurnish to oil Who nesd il, Gree Of ehargs) the
ssips and directions for making ~ simple 1emsdy
ussd In biz ssas. Thoss viahisg - psoas ~ his
psFienee-and pessess vsluasis Rsnsdy-viM re-
eevs sbs sane, By mall, (sassfuiy seasd) By
sddressing John OGLEN,
augl8-dkw3m No. 60 Nassan street, New York.
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NEW BOOKS.
Lost ant saved-by Mrs Merton;
frank Variation by A uthor o. Ru,ledre;
lie Drummer Boy STORY of Burnside's Expedition;
Rockford-by Mrs. Lille Devereux Unesied;
Drifting Abouf-ev STEPHEN Msssett;
Ny Southern Frisnds-sy kdnund Kfrke;
In the Tropics-by Richard b Eimball;
Journal OF . Residence on Georgia Plantation
by Mrs F. A Kembie;
Poe's Works, Blue and Goldi
Roada
Glib hons Rome Vols
Chambers English Literature;
Information for The People;
Packard's Minor Surgery;
The Excise Tax Laws by commissioner Etee;
The FLYING Dutcema n-Ssxe;
Marian Grey-by Mrs. n. s Holmes;
Like and Unlike;
Les Niser-hles.
Orpheas C. kerr's Papers, I'd Series
Freemsson . Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
Al Odds-by the Author of ouits;
Furrs Field and Gsrden;
Vegetables Of Amerias;
The Campaign OF ise2 and ~.
Physiological Memoirs--by Hammond,
Mrs eslie's Cook Book;
Girls Own Book;
Boys own Book.
Dickens Complete works:
Home and Abroad. Second series;
story 0fthe Guard
Tho Poets Journal by Bsvsya T.r.
rarson Brownlow,s shook;
UearAngo River;
Edwin Brosherloft, by winthrop;
Thisday rsceiveeat
BROwNELLis Book Store.
auez2-d Cor. Main and 9Th streets
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keokuk Female Seminary,
THIS INSTITUTION NOW EN-

THIS INSTITUTION, NOW EN-
tering upon its sixth year, will resume its ss.
sions MONDAY, the 7th of September next in The
pleasant room so long occapied Is is very Important
that pupils should be present pronpfIv an the
Of the session that they may clased most 10
own sissnf age, and the general good y ~
while the Principal Is tem,,orsritv ore,p;e~, ~.
Chaplain IN the Hospital, Mrs WiliIsus win the sd
OF other competent teschers viii ebAduct M. srhccI
Tuition. each term il Inas te Dep.,mant - ~
Tuition in Advanced Depas I'm emit. h.. -. ~
incidental Expenses. ............ 49,. -. 70
The Tuition ID believed 10 be lovsr thar q,
school Of the same grade Ia cur city hiie the
are probably The largest. - reAses
ApfimaFy school Is taught In the ssme h.i,s,r.
Mrs. l.. Copeiin- - - hs "
Fer the Prospectus apply to either Of the prs.,...
o. to lie Principal.
WA. THcAFsOy, Presr.
s''ssss~ MI. 6Ul1AAN1G
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MIDNIGHT REPORT

Philadelphia, Aug. 8.
IN. ans subscription agent reports the sale
OF 1897. $50 in 5-20s to-day.
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New York. Sept. s.

New York, Sept. 8.
The following is special to the Times:
Headquarters Army Potomac,
Sept. 7.
Cavalry skirmishes across the Kappa
hammock on our extreme right flank are
becoming quite frequent. On Friday q
scouting party of the Ohio, while return.
ing to our lines were ambusca ded, and
some 80 killed, wounded and captured
Major Pryor, commanding the detach.
ment, was slightly wounded, but escaped
capture.
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| PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
| TIE short supply OF Produce on hands, and tn,
limited amount eferiog, mskes very sc,ive demand
Eggs. Butter and Lard readily brlax The priees d
euesed.
| vLouR--aupersIs - 80: spriss wAes, eaus
~, Pail wheat Rxtrsss IS
| CORN MEAL-ei o5 to u 10 p 100 As
| BRASANo saoRrs-sos to u = IoeAs
| SHIP sTuPr-soe.
| CoRx-45.V bash
| 3ARLkY-15e 10 81 rs.
wHEsT-p.li sosSsi 90, Spring ssg7se , su
/ RyE-3se
| oATs-25c.
sgw ISL; Retail 3ac per peek
| fEk-Conmon i2e; Choice, Is to lie; retail
| Ia to zoe.
| hGGs-I2i to lac.
| ChICkENs-si u 70 ii 20.
! LARD-6 . Sic.
| BaCoS-sheaIders, &c; Hama 1e. Sides Sc.
| WHITE BEANs-Common 10 good 50 10 u IS
| Prime Navy e2a - so.-Somnsi
| TALLoN--sc.
HAf-Timoahy $500 to SIS 90. baled sis o.
si7 os Prairie % to sio %.
GROCERIES,.
The raise In gold East bal the tndsncy 10 MAKE
nrn feeling 10 the staples and an s6vanee In suzsrs
Teas add Consss has been tie result. We. how.ver
continue 10 quote At former priees Our merchants
having lag s.ocks hand i'll avail further drvel.
ePnenss Eat before natins any material advanee
sttAE-Hev Orleans fsfI. lille; prime reie
choice i3t' New York, c. isS; New YORK, A, Isle;
crushed po~derediss
aoLAssEs-B-icher'ss Sugar House 7os7sc; Col
tensyrup Sss Sc-rery scarce sorEun loa Soc.
torfEh-hio S3le; Java 40; Lagryra
RICE-ee hsc.
S0DA-7 10 7ic
soAP-Paim sic, Family &c, German lie.
CANDLES Star u to ls; summer Pressed Iaa2I4c
TEAs-foans Hyson, u lo6 81 50; Imperial, el Do
81 30; Black, 75c141 90.
ToBAcco.--o Sweet, Soto soc; Medium Brand,
soc to 5oe; Gold and Natural Leaf soc to s5e
NAlLs-Best Brands - Is, rates.
GLAss-ssio City % 50, rates.
CoRDAGE-i7ie 10 Isle.
PRuIr-Drisd Apples o. 07ac per =. Dried Pe.eh
IS 81 10 lole. Raisinses oOe IS IS
sALT-Lake - 10 10 - IS
10 A''a Do ' % 3: g: . . :, .s g.
No DO hlfbDls $500
.,,,,s,. do do SO
sUNDRIEs.
~.
Louis prices.
LHATHER-so,eso oas. Harne..ssa4,.
HIUEs-Dry Flint iatSi4c; Dry salt%d 10; srueby
ashpf green ets; green sheep pel,s loc0
2S;gresn hog skins Use.
BkEDS-TbnotAy - % 10 Is: Flax n az.
FEATHERS-3o04o.
CHEEsk-DenmArk II to l3c
BEEF CArrLE-la02.e gross
saEEP-sa 50 to - 50 vAead.
WooL-Ciean Tabwsshed, soc: Unw..h.a an.
third less.
oILs-Coal Oil, TOTO 75c; retail soc. Lin.eed or
u 20; Lard Oh. SOC to %; Fish Oil % 70 Al %
BEEswAx-3oc-
FAT HoGs-S3 50 gross.
RAGS-wooien u Cotton 2ic.
NEW GUNylES--2lk 10 2ai
oLDiRoN-1c ,. Brass Ioc ? Ccppe,
isc D..
ExcHAseE.-on New York x percent ban ka,N
'unds; Phiiadslphis, Boston and CiDcinnati X per
sent st. Louisand Chicago x p& cent. G. old 2sc
buying.
DRY GOODS.
fall stock., aid purchasers may depend on nndipr
large assortments Of desirable foods from which 70
make selections.
ShsRfINGs eHlRTINGs-l7a to 32xc.
DRILLs-96 to $780,
PRiNTs-lsk to zoo.
DELAlNS-se 10 27lc.
0INGHAMS-2l 70 $50.
cHAbwIcK = COATS sPoOL-eec.
skEly rHRsAp-el % to q TO-
FARAkRS MICH. CAssIARRB--GQ t. &c.
skirt BRAID-5ec to 81 -.
CORSET JEANS 90 to 26c.
DENiMs-9oto 3sac.
TlCkfNG~-0oto 6Oe.g rsY e#s M
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+ EMONS--S Oases Fresh, juse 10.
- osivsd, ard IT. sais b.
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son, 5. 3. Carey, and Geo. o. Hilton
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
First viii be charged 10 Der cen, =.
entrance fee on the premium competed for
Sscoad Members Of the Society and III cir = m.. y,
lance fee OF 10 eents children 10 yssrs Of
| 5 cent?. $3.50 - sse'
| Motifs price Of memberships 50 cent?.
1Asrd--AH entries must be made BY Y o'cloek
-, and no article exhibition will b allow I'd n n.
removed until the exhibition 10 closed The erhihi
tion viii be opened for visitors 81 o'clock and
closed q o'clock, and opened again at ,ciock
r. NJ. $500
EesrfA Competition is open to al, and all entyia.
VII be required 10 be made In the name Of the pro-
Queer OF manufacturer
Fifth When there 10 no competition In = c,... -.
but one entry 10 made the COMMITTEE NAV av.,d
premium. II meritorious.
SsztA-The miscellaneous rommittee viii he .uth..
lied to award pre- mtams articles not incnAsI -
the foregoing list. uueu ~
or blne ribbon. gE - - ''A Ds1ss
ESAtA~I be Committee are required 10 report tAe..
selves TO the President II 3 o'cock ;. ~ and the
Chairmsn % each Awarding Committee will report
- vfnng = Ne secsetasy ~ 5e'ciork, P-n.
nAnsptos from The neighbosng towns will BE- enter
saned ~ member Of TIE society during their stay
Discussion on Fruit Culture In the evening.
promptly answered BY She Secretary.
#A5 B. n. wICKRRSHAM,
G. r. DAVIS,
H. wEYANO,
A. BRiDGkMAN,
CHAS. HUBBRL,
Os4Fitses - AFrangsnsnts.
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Commercial.
CORRECTED pAILYRr
s. III A NJ l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER
100 Corner FouYth ana Main straeta

DAILY CRY OyrrrE,
ksoK-K Sept 8, it63.