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SATURDAY MORNING
THE WEEKLY POST may be found in om
counting room, this morning. It contains
the observations of Judge Black on the
Harper article by Senator Douglas.
THE NEWS
The disturbances at Harper's Ferry are at an
end. Quiet is restored to that romantic vil_
lage, and soon things will resume their usual
appearance there. The five prisoners who fell
into the hands of the troops were despatched
yesterday, under a strong escort, to Charles
toivr, Virginia, where they are to beindicted
for murder and tried. The Circuit Court
opens there to-morrow. Brown, who is not
dangerously wounded, is among them. They
are to be prosecuted by the State, and, in case
of their not being convicted capitally, are to
be handed over to the United States authori
ties to be tried for treason. A letter from
District Ould which is published in the Cirnsfi
tation says There are only five prisoners,
three wounded and two unhurt. Six citizens
have- been killed, and one marine. All the
citizens were killed outside the limits of the
United States territory in Virginia. The
marine was mortally wounded within it.
have seen Col. Lee, but not Governor Wise.
Only nineteen persons were engaged in the
matter, of whom five were free negroes from
the North."
The deportment of the U nited States marines ,
under Colonel Harris; during the late insur
rection at Harper's Ferry, is the subject of
universal praise. It shows the advantage of
discipline over disorderly and undisciplined
troops. The marine corps is that branch of
the public service more unjustly assailed than
others. It is always useful in cases of popular
tumults. The action or this corps during
the riots in -Washington, shortly after Mr.
Buchanan came into the Presidency, pro
duced instantaneous wholesome consequences.
The papers found on the person or in the valise
of Brown, received by the Government, con
firm the reports that his scheme had advocates
in various States, who were well informed of
his plans and movements for a servile insur
rection. It appears that he kept a journal, in
which4te detailed his transactions, showing his
pure aSe of arms in large quantities, and am
munition of all kinds, with other warlike ap
pliances. In addition to the above, it is said.
that there is nothing in the papers to implicate
negroes or others resident at Harper's Ferry,
or its vicinity as "particepsc riminis" before the
fact in Brown's conspiracy.
The horse railroads of Boston employ K .
cars, 1375 horses, carrying an average 45,-
175 passengers daily, and the receipts for the
year amount to $750,000, or about $2lOO per
day. The Traveler says the increase of bun
upon these roads astonishes those most
interested in their success.
Rev.-John Angell James, an in,endent
Minister at Birmingham, EnglandZ -- a very
voluminous writer, has jug died in -- f:iigland.
He - was eloquent, earnest and convincing in
the pulpit., rand, as a clergyman; exercised un
usual influence in Birmingham—the Pittsburgh
of England—where he lived, we Jx-lieve, from
the time of his admission into the Ministry.
lie was overfond of news-paper and pamphlet
wars., and distinguished himself. during many
successive years, by attacking theatrical per
formances.. His last anti-theatrical discourse
elicited a reply from Alfred Bunn, then mana
ger of Birmingham Theatre, who handled
the reverend gentleman without the g,lovess, and
concluded his response with the words, " You
may be ah Angel,James—but a fallen one."
.This sentence got into general use in Birming
ham, where it was chalked on the walls'and
pavement,,and actually annoyed Mr. James so
much that, from the time it was printed, he
ceased his diatribes against plays and players.
Argument had failed to silence him: but ridi
cule succeeded.
The City Bank of Racine, Wis., suspended
on Monday morning. The Racine Journal
says bill holders need not feel uneasy, as they
are amply secured. We don't feel uneasy, but
the reason is we have not got any of the notes
of the bank.
A wild cat and a large catamount were kill
ed near West Lebanon Indiana county, Pa.,
a few days since.
The Messrs. Winans, of Baltimore, the en
terprising builders of the "Winans steamer,
are preparing materials for another steamer
of the same model, on a more extended scale,
and combining all the improvements suggest
ed by the frequent experiments made with the
present vessel, which is looked upon by her
builders more in the light of a model to be im
proved upon than a perfect specimen of marine
architecture.
In. recording the disappearance of the Hod.
Jonathan Morrill, of Massachusetts, under
suspicious circumstances, the _Providence Post
remarks—"ln view of the frequent forgeries,
defaleatione, swindlings, throat cuttings, stah
bingi,;-poisonings; and-So-forth, in the Bay
State, we think the Anti-slavery society ought
to have another meeting and denounce a little
'harder the awful state of things out South."
- The Pacific Railroad Convention will meet
at Saeraniento in January. They report in fa
vor of a central route.
A German paper thus estimates the cost of
the _ltalian war_:.Austria and Francehave
es
pended each; Germany, .$25,000,-
000;Piodmont $20,000,000; Ruesia, England
and the Italian States, 515,000,000--tnaking" a
grand total of $259,500,000 for a campaign of
trao 'Months !
It , is stated that only fifteen thousand votes
were cast at the recent election in Baltimore,
out of twenty-eight thousand votes in the city.
Oti:,tiYor Swann's election twenty-six thous
.`and yoLe9 Werecast.
The Cincinnati Enquirer mentions it as an
undoubted evidence of insanity that a man
had come to Pittsburgh to reside. The indi
vidual alluded to - Wils taken before tho Probate
Court on Thesday, charged with insanity, and
as an evidence it was clearly proved that he
had recently gone to Pittsbtrgh for the pur
pose of residing, he, was, without further tes
timony,. immediately sent to the Lick Run
Asylum, and placed in tbedepartment of the
"incurables." The victim-Biqathat the story
was ,'gotten up " at his expense 219 . 4 joke '; ; but
this is regarded as one of the whimsies of a
.naind • hopelessly; overthiown. Hamlet was
cent.to - Englaad, because,' "there, the people
Ivirrf).all as mad as he." For the same reason
Pittsburghers take refuge
ti "
Ltit
Hon :'Tohn Leteher, Governor elect of Vir
ginia, whose serious illness was announced
some days ago, is getting better.
The official communication from England
itCi:elation to She San Juan difficulty, is ex
ceedingly pacific and conciliatory. The de
spatches through Lord Lyons to the State De-
"parEment are the authority for this
Henry Clay Mudd, connected with the clerk
ship of the House of Representatives, has in
hand, it is understood, the publication of
Judge Douglas' new pamphlet. It will ap
pear_this week, and it is presumed that - it will
not be copyrighted.
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SeFtittary Floyd's health still continues bad
None of the members of the C.,b;net have
yet commenced their reports, nor does the
President think it time yet to begin the la
bors connected with the Message. The report
of the Secretary of the Treasury, it is believ
eJ, will be very favorable,as regard to finances
or the country. lie will be a to get on
withouta new Ivau,und will have treasury notes
enough in hand to supply the Post Office defi
cit.
OCT. 22
The rumor that Governor Floyd will be ap
pointed minister to France, to succeed Mr.
Mason, is incorrect. Mr. Appleton's name is
most prominent in connection with that Alec
at present.
The California rnembers of Congress, Nl.psr, , ,
Scott and Burch, are now in New orkanQ
They report that Governor Weller will prob
ably fill the vacancy in the 'United Suites
Senate occasioned by the death of Sonat.r
Broderick, by the appointment of lion. Thos.
.J. Henly. Mr. Henly was formerly a mein -
her of Congress from the Indianapolis District,
Indiana. He will hold under I.ectitive ap
pointment until .the Legislature convenes,
when that body will choose Mr. Broderick's
We learn, from . a reliable source, that the
Sae and Fox Indians have .-oneluded fi treaty
with the c;overnment for a - , ale of half their
,serve in liansi.4. Tl.i will enable them to
! ,ay off nearly all their debt, and will brim:
into market some of the most valuable land in
the territory. it is a part t.!/' die trerrEp 1/4,71
they are to pan of all their tiChex. T n
sound treaty, if they only live up to it.
Hon. F. S. Lyon k talked of in Mobile
a candidate for the United States Senate in
the piece of Hon. Lieujamin Fitzpatrick,
whose term expire; with ti e ' pre,ent Con-
NIONIIMENI"ro W I.T ER I , olt WARD
wan liG• in inn
C.IIIIIII/ 'lli li•• ! , 011.1'.111 ,, 11 t‘
IV:V.11101'v 1111iVeq'S:lity holt ovi•4l ati , l honor,
hi s
PUNIC 11:111 il.• lAO W .111.'1
‘V.lr(i. lliSI 111 LIII nOW I I m I .‘
gltr•lty iltollt pill it (.1 — 1..1i0 t..
mark .spo. \\".• n ! -. , .• I t.. 4:11r
aup,l t , , th.•
of thlit 1::Lr \CAI , •
nn orilmn.-nt. s
tiff I' ,-, 111.• 1,) c.lli-, 1,1
1111. , 1 - 1101.1/ttlelit 11, 111.'11101,
and good man. \\",. tro t
uggostion will lie to
dortaking of so prai , ewortliy tril,;ito
one who lived pure a life and
o.stentatiousclialitio.: no in la
vontod him frow
of worldly wealth NI
might at any time hay,: eola wandittl
Iv', nu eitbien of Pitt,linzli will 144 - 44,1 Ile,
LitiOn to induce hint to aid t a tu-t r
to =uch a eharaeter :is Walter I', a it, al,'
Ile fought the battle of lib• bta. , 1, aa,
11, but it was to win benefit , . not 1,,t0
self but for hi- fellow , 1111 i 1 - VIII , II.
tho:- , 0 Who kiwis hint best, rein ti the t• :ant
plo which his great virtue furnisint , l :le
living, by placing a monument to h;
-
The litsurrectiwk at Ferri
lull' 01 tlit• I:•,ll,pirarN
Tlit'lnre tart , t.i n• ,bet t L.
:at lluri.•-r •r• :r 11
uiurr tivident it hi, i t hi& Ili • wir., ••
eatetalvd than 1, 1,11 f.
it 1111 , / !Well n EllatLlT a,al, al. lit,
of ••..untc.nr.rif-• llt 11,..
The l'hiladelphm Thttr-da -4, tioti
“ ,n of the eity papf , r , toi that city tin•
01,orvation, 4 , f a I,a.liriv, •lat .•rt
city, • wlai had cidc-iidcd a
about a guerilla war against \en in \:r
'l'l], übo ba,l t he•
With him i< det•lllN'tl til 4oklior lo 1.;
had fought tor In.. durn
and on the plain.: of Kan , m - .. and wa ,
if an c, , , , ,p6rtunity would drat t,f
sword in the ARID.' behalf in the tut-Allot:lit,
irginia, or in Clio qwatop, t'arolio a
At ttik interview' tho num, ol John
.suwiatarnie, wa: , men tinned 010 1. , 1•4 ill
who wanted to organize n hand t..go auuti
and establish hitni.elec in the mountain-.
where he could suecrsi;fully carry on his goer
villa war. This . .leading anti•‘ la ver,, i t
further say E,
Soon after this, I heard, from a ..dlier tnn ••,
that John Brown was :dill meditating
scent on the slaveholderr,, and was only sta tic.,
to find coadjutor,. And about ago,
a highly respectable gentleman, ju-t return d
from foreign travel, topped in (hi.; city, and,
in the course of a conversation I had with him
dropped ex preesioto implying iw ledge
of Brown's intentione, and what qllrpri , ed me
most, of his approval of therm Ai-remaining
my sentiments on the ,uhject. he did not make
MO a confidant, and, not antic' pat -,•,;
out result, nor any immediate Neu It mi
I made no particular inquiries
This witness certainly ought to be , om;lit
out by the Federal Govern tocia. Ile volun
Lary testimony afford.: evil iwi ,
ity with the treasonable design Willi. .‘tit to
volvo him ii all boll tln• E,•l
The G , .vernment Ellol.llii prob, thi t
the bottom, and let the people who urc the
rties engaged secretly in hatching and
providing for disunion aml rev,duteoi It
seems incredible that a ~ r Iwo of in
dividualr. should deliberately underl ak' ant
such wild purpfx , e, utiles , they are backed by
assurances of aid more strong than :vtop;:t %-
Brown's fanatacisin and diqraeted mtelteet
are sufficient to account for his ,•our,, hot
among his coadjutors there nm>t have been
some glimmering of common sense. to I.
that the undertaking could not be et,rned out
unless receiving large assistamo in h, IL men
and money. Who are the parties who gnrw
these assurances? Who are the plotters of
treason and the instigator of murder and civil
war! Who are those who wish to precipitate
wide-spread ruin and desolation over the land"
Tile State Election
The official returns from the strong
sition counties at the North shuns greater fall
ing off of the vott, and consequently of the
Opposition majorities, than any other
of the State. We have the full returns froo.
forty-eight counties., which compare with the
vote of last year as follows:
roam-EIGINT TIE CFPICIAL.
1554. 1559.
:iv. Judge. dud Gen*l. Sure. G.
Oppo , ltiou.... ..... 170.C2 157,745 /54,255
Democratac 144,760 140.502 140,145
op-majoruty ..... ..„ :25362 17,'2,11 18,141.,
The counties yet 14 be beard from gave Judge
_Readlast year a majority of 1,124. They will
do nearly as well this year.
Clock
A Valuable
A man in Brooklyn. the other day, pur
chased art old clock at a picture store, and, on
overhauling its interior, found carefully stowed
away, bank notes to the amount of three thou
sand pounds. These valuablepietures were on
the Bank of England, issued in the reign of
Queen Anne: They are so old that the brok
ers of New York refuse to cash them, and the
fortunate tinder intends to send them to head
quarters for redemption. This old clock is an
other illustration of the old saying that "Time
is money." What a shame that the venerable
time-piece should for so many years have gone
on tick, with cash in its possession! The old
clock is almost as censurable as those .Milesian
beggars who solicit charity in the streets,
while they, at the !lime time, have snug sllills.
"salted down " in the savings banks,
o, sowatto rile Brown.
A bolder or worse num, says the Cleveland
Di•oleccat than that same OisOwativinie Brown,
the world never . knew. 'His single virtue,
linked with a thousand Crimes," was bull.
dog courage. Fanatic to the highest degree—
a pupil, in politer, of the Giddings school, ho
has been taught to believe that the killing of a
sieve holder was an act which God would ap
prove. 'When iu that city last spring, in his
lectures he told of his stealing negroes and
running them to Canada—of his stealing her
which he then had With him for sale—of
hip shooting down slay . c holders, and of other
acts equally atrocious. And now, said Brown,
" I wish to know if the people of Cleveland
approve of what I have done. Those who
approve of toy acts will say Aye," and snore
than one half of his audience, composed .of
Abolitionists, shouted " Aye," while not a
single " Nay" was uttered by any one present.
Such approval ea this, and the question was
put at all his lectures, gave Brown confidence,
that hi, party would sustain him in whatever
he wioht do against the leen of the South,
and thus emboldened, the miserable wretch,
by servile insurrection, sought to overthrow
t lo• G , lyorr:tii,nt and tiring hiroo:lf to its head.
Tim freight asaqii, of 111 , ' Ft'Veral Eastern
Mo." , lia a meeting at Cincinnati, when
thi• annexed agreement was adopted. No
Iv:uu ,• W:1- Mad, oti rateo but the parties
1 1.s1 ; ?e thermelves to allow no drawbacks
). 7. 4. Floor. Wheat
all rid .. 173 1 , ..) SO OS 5 43
1,11 and wider 117 1.1 73 43 85 40
rid .. 1.15 luS 1 , 5 55 110
Tali 101,1 ',AZ, 177 11.1 511 50 10 , L1
1141:111.,,—all rail ..... os 05 4o 'Su IS;
!mil fuel water 54 711 101 75 70 32
1% , 15.1.1;55--511 _._..1111 MI 75 44 &9 40
roil end slitter 100 So 70 71 .2.11
arrang,trirta a•aut into operation on
n• lit li 111,ta17
lli, 4,11 of tli ()i ll , ' and 1f is. i~sippi
~,, I It Septembvr,
:11 . ...111 I, / I 11 , l r , ,ux l sixty tlima.,and
„ Th r of the Ea-d.ern
nim•t thou-and tddlurs.
.Iroad ,:trr,..,1 di September,
.l.•~r.
, 1 too
tt Seti:ll.lS t he .% ext Congress
j,.• t•.% r,nlietuen Neill take
th, fir t in the United
the fir: t dAy of December
the licit ..:e , 3ion of the
I'l jlVrO ill t•0111111(.11e,
ILI; Will a.l of D,Aziwaro.
Gritn,-. o f lowa.
W. Powell, of Kentucky.
11-kn
If. r .1 In 0 T., Eyck. of Now .1,4 ,, ey.
of St.rth Carolinn.
Ithoflo 1 - . land
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11 -0 J
LILLY CILENN
T I: l'..t •r , 11r., Lac, just
V•r tito .It I,,ar three hiandri-,1 !mges,
t Lti , . i 1. , t;hqin. tl:eTrsal , of a Sentil
r. rlhttr , .; do-
T t -4 Arthur
here nlwnys hecn mu<t deserved
all the rcreiltu: public. lie treat
t!lc life in an attractive and
!tcw work will un-
with sand ready rah
I till: liavt• it.
f•1".1I {Vat
I , t!, 11., 1,i,•, tlioey. , ,it coil
, 1)1 ,V irl . 1114.11" i•tl.•r•t
i••• 1.. t.. , 1 , 1,1. Clio Itortit.ltv,ll, twro, , ailt
tir-t :ml in
h•• p 1 it , . I hr• 11111 , t
tol t.ilvi/14 , • ~ •tIIkICT It' w all parts of
t tt• ,t,.ortt t-t, 11 1 ,1 WI ;011. c..lill'iv":3oll
iut h
mentions that a person who
v,rl ,cently nll.,wed a itPTIFiOiI On neeount
!. ith.urreii in tho naval ,orx and
, I.t of a pl.rirnalivr.t charaett.r,
tho that he is happily
thci,fou ,
- ',tit. tho “r c,,,,•rn
..•10 A - r tr two 6a. [jot for
and it tiorh.rable tu the gmlittnt
it 1 4 n0v..1
..11 t.11,.i..y . .... k)ttt, At the tA...iden t ,
.1 I h = r. le the Reverend John C. lirowit.
N 11.X.N .1. 11 li• Cs. t... 111, JOHPii.IIE WALL.
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lb.l 11 , . .4. Lail:. (1,4 , 1. - . ldenee of the bite l'
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111,11,9, tg the Her II C
v.0•..1 , .11N R. l'lt..\\Vl•ltl, , aol fi.YITtE 'll
I 1 I of 1 , 31t•111.11. 1.14,
PI r I ra, l.rlde . grig.lll.l-.l.ti.` roll of our
,t•a•lne.l le /lot, 0.1.,11. 11,...,4:nu Crawford, E,.q.,tien.
Sp , rum 0t.1,•t0 and la , }wPwr of StcemboaL4 tor
loqr, t IV, In ”.1, llii• I.‘ , uov. , :otiph., all manner of
a , t.tirt., them of the Warm cougnitulik
,, ~1 II , 1r fneuds at Ptit...burh•
A Great Medicine for Female!'
ti snit I hhtihintq hare ?teen invented and sold,
pot porniut to Ito specdie in the earmusdiscases and de
-1.;;•1711V14t,1 to W hitch the delicate form of woman ren
der tier •ohteet The result of all these ettnulanta has
been to impart I,aniCutOrti c , foity to the nerrees .systeni,
hid-e vigor to the rhtt,clc..t: but this relief has been
-tteceeded hy a doproroton taut prostration greater than
tot . ..re and the repeated attetnpts of invalids to build
I Or :11.4.iV1`. up by thr , e . fott,- reniPdir,., have fi nally end
' in dt—troyine what little ednlorgunizahon teas left.—
Pot tit nine is Barn's" von will find
it, atoll detetreits results. It is a purely vegetablo
prop :red en strictly scientific principles, af
ter tie. inannet Cl the celebrated Holland Professor,
It.crtiate. Under its intluenee every neren and muscle
I'C,, • 111• U • tr , bglli tied rigor, appett,e and sleep re.
and finally. perfect health. Pb,' adverhlsement in
eltiiither
Roe/ Genuine Libblp Cenceutniited
iie—havc% ihdlanil Bitters is put up in half pint bottles
cut,. at one dollarper brittle. 'fbe great
‘la'lllllLlti till , cidebratial Medieine haa induced
ace', i.;,•1; 0,0 p4q'should guard Bigaillat
Set: our name
the label of 101, Oil' 1 ,4 , I , )vuhop.
PAGE, .la. n I‘)., Selo Proprietors, No.
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,;s3.ew ativertisements.
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Fr 11 E IT N DERSIG NED takes this method
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Di :cSuLU TiuN OF PARTNERSHIP—
Th. Law Partnership heretofore existing between
AvHS H. HAMPTON and EDWIN H STOWE'has been
b.) Mutual eMIVOLII.
JOHN H. HAMPTON has taken offices in Kuhn's Law
Building, on Diamond etree;, b,dcw Grant.
E. H STOWE will remain in the oflice, No 158 Fourth
street. oe=ilwdsltic
SEASONABLE HATS, ;CAPS :AND
Ready Made Clothing.
St cm) if wry loci prices, et
FT, eMING'S. eor. Wool qua Sqi
:Nu charge to Stioc: Goode. • . pel`..2
Ti ALL TO THE CHEAP. CASH
BOOT AND SHOE STORE ,
t JO J. IL BORLAND, is Dfirketrstreet.
And supply yourseiVen with Boole, phoea and gums, at
t fie very lowest prices. oct2i
OMESTIC CUTLERY.---The, best as
D
”ortrnent of
, t.'W ET Ii Sn'J
SCISSORS, ' •
ILAZOBA &cp
lu lite ca), will be round ou our ehelves: Pricesjo tuta
the ht-IlEn. cARTWRIGHT A YOUNG,
0et2.1 No. 80 Wood greet.
ODD Ft tKKS to suit ODD "kNI.T.F.:4
oDL , PORK :3 to slut ODD KNIVES.
ODD ' , ORES to suit opt, RN-iva,
13U Wh & TETLEY'S,
Below are given the- awbrds of the various
Judykg Committee:lo( the hita oat) Fair, toigt tt er with
tho swords made by thallo.rd of Nan igen; apoo tho re.
comnomdatimie of Um Jcidaei. -
Published by older cif thew Jloard. _
11.Emidraz, Jr., floo`y. J. YOUNG, Ja Chairman.
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William Thompson, - beet: italliraifor heavy tintught, first
premium, . -,' ' . S lOOO
t 4
John Wilsou, h . 014.1 list stallion rat heavy drought,
flat yearn old, a cane premintit, 10,00
William 11.1cOre, best brood mno w.th foal at foot, 10,00
William B.lt, 2.1 do do do lud 0
L F Wineolddle 21 best mar ; 4 Sears old. 10,00
John Slcli..lry. best do 3 no do 800
Pam net Nixon, b•at it ,I,lon, 2 years old. 6,00
W Oliver, test gelding, 2 " o'oo
Robert 81111tly, brattinari colt 2 ro .; - - ;.6 00
J• h n Bayles, 2tl best do 2 do - 3.00
JAB J Robin-on, best mare r..it for ail porpraras, 400
datnnel Nlsou, 21 d a do do 31x0
Sam'llloiTlaslon 2,1 do sucking colt, 2,00
Jo II 81'fft WO . best stallion - colt, 1 year old, --- - 40.)
ir-k D hibehart, 21 best totaivy-drougbtLitorsa I years,-4 00
J @ L 1 / a ncock, beet marched horsey, 10,00
,• _- IIIf.NRY 1141.112.A.11;t mut' .
11.001:111` hTE:WART, I ' a ' '
CLASS 2,-41,71.1 Cratighti and Saddle gums.
A Qulnetle,.2.l bee 04 . ,1,141 0 'rod, u 1,1 ,• 110,00
Isrearengem A .51'Farland, hest sto,llon 4 years old, 10 00
I' Porchment, 2,1 do do 4do do 10 . 00
J D _Mcßride, 2, 10 , 41, MO° user 4 )titre old, 8.00
H. ll Kerr, do du with fool et fool, 16,00
It 1, lesselt. 2.! . o do du do 10,101
Oct, l'illoge, th.t tucking emit, 1,00
It Ca, others 2.1 heat 01,1111gs - oli o 3.7nore 1.,1,1, , 5,0)
Jas 11C11 I hben, [root warn colt 3 yelds old," 400
0 1. AiI , IINOL hest 2 y,xr uld Ke1,11,,u, 1, Uf,
Robert long, /1 du du du 3,10
Robert NI Mikan, 2,1 beet- 2 'ens- .std mere,
It 1, klwslt, bent own cult 1 yosr old, • 11,00
DI. Anderson, 2.1 do do do 201
ono Pillow, stud roll, l ' yt an old, first pre/Lino), 4 00
'I bomp.te 11.11, Lest prtlr rot, (age borate, 1500
Jarol, do..hrine, 2,1 11., du. do 101.0
J & L 11 , mr,uck, fiesteet 1 rottleg stalliod, 25 On
Th05C , 0111n0,..,1 do do do 10,41
A 11070 hede.t trottluie maro, - 10,00
Ur Murdoch, 21 do do 10,00
James 114 re, hottest trottlog p.1.11.1e,. mu)
Edo. 141,44 len. 24 do do do ` 000
1_ , ,,t1 , 1 10,1,11. n. fsete.t.(lxelng do 10 00
01' Ilsoderer,o, I pslr ',retched hums, tutor odd
T W Luaghrey, Cmest perlme mien, 100,1
It I. What, fasted nor:Ling Mk ~,, , r gol,flug, 10,00
TIIONIAS J 1(1.80l,T,
111: 4 110'ClIALVANT, Coll,
W 51 UUNCAN,
CLASS 3:— ThoroaiyA Bred Morris.
C Scully, hest gel,llng 3 years old, S K tr.)
J At L Itoocock, stadd,,f,Lrer 3700.011, Olp
Robert etewsrt. One filly 2 11.6 Mu
%( Corn-r, th, rough hoed stsl Dal, 10,00
Joel.. Wright, beet thterone, broil brood mare vrlth
fuel et four, 20 00
John 11. ntlersurt, beat itching cell, :LIU
WILL I L Id 11.111 K Ell,
It ff PAT er.lti 3 ON, ' }Cons
BANII.IIO, 141,b0,11.
CLASS 4.—Jacks, Jenne* and Mules. •
John Thump... I•est pall- of mules In heroes., 11001
Kirk Lewis, 1,1 beat )..g 0 yeale.l.f, 700
Jos Ster ,, ,..n, beet A tAlsu jock 5 yet", old, 14 00
do do mu', 2 ,1,, 5 o
Jot Armstrong, 2 loud ludr EMI, In hero, 114, 8,10.)
1 MAC MILL:f., .I
UP../ItGil PI LIAW, `.. Com.
WBl , usocl, )
cI.A S I S.—Caul,
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Joualt7/11U Uotl rar.h heat Durham brill 71 as, Id, $11.03
ed d, '2.1 cow •1 du 10,ta)
. ,
do do 24 do do du Let 2.113 4re, 6.m
John Hodges., bro.( Illirtsem roll 2 y...ire al. to Oh
do 410 do du ride 3 do 15 ir/
du .10 do do smiler 2 do 10,01
,1., d o .' do colt 4 sr, eh, 'II, 3to
.t. do d, grad,- emr 3 pare .1 , 1, 15 IV
d / do ILI 4., do do 3 do 10 CO
J...1.,1 hoollie di, I.mt grade lietf, 1 yrKr old, 51.0
do do 2/1 do do do 1 d. , a 1/41
.11, 3 1 ,- ,Niarm, 21 lent era.ta toll 10 m00t).., 3 i,I)
W M DaaCall, ' do Da: itattllCal an :re gal .4, 2 00
tine. , .,, a Ilielfo4.ll dd buq lies 3A. 3 yr., 800
1.. McKelvy, Lers 'milli:t 1.. i' ,, , 600
1t,,, CAriwrithr, 21 boot LY ~hum hell' , /,' 10 m , nthi, :100
1 elate ITilata, 2,1 /la .0.1 Loll 31,-6 tear. old, 10.0
Th. J Doleell, lo Doi bun boll Leterr/./1 lit 2 r •., 1,00
ii, do d 4. dt. do °Wier I'l Cd 4111.,
W ollror, toot 7 ratio Leill, 2 pore • Li, 10,0,
do il.. .ti Lull 2 . /1, 10 t(,
W 0 DON:,;, I
.11111 I 1[14,11K109. ,
~ Cam.
3,1114 e(),Mi„
.301104 FLettrtrsoN,
CLASS 0.--Aititrnin,,e.
bast Aldarary boll, trui 2na/13 yo, $ 6.00
J./61., Ilk., 2.1 besl g rad./ Inter, Iyara 4400, 2On
ft...a .1 Dalrell, 14 at AlJerry.y rue, 3 /1 / 10 tly
C
Jilts r Holt PION.
JOIIS COOK.
JOIIN 111All11160N.
CLASS ; --Dorm,c. Cott!,
Jebel 11.1,va, bvat Drryit t/all 6 Gauntly; old, $ 2,00
It Ilylarent. ell, .111/
Jos J &lot/mutt, beat grade ball, I year //11, 6 tal
1/.1/a trett, du Llerou .1., 2 Ate 6,tu
It SI Ilarbyar, firrry co If, 3,00
John lila...beat Doran row 8 par/ old, 15.1)0
It Couiroluga,labv , 14,00
J,./1,11 K, aou, laadi Dr, an boll I year old, 6110
de Jo tld d., /la 2 month./ 4.1.1, 2,00
1V .0
J1.111.1S TII.)VIfrtJN,
..10111a . C/N/li.
JoIIN II IitItISON.
CLASS S. —R.I t'ottle, sAo.o and 0 red.
Jebo Ilodgvya, Iv-at rat Colarrold vbenp, $ 2.00
do do du do Is tat, 2440
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du du 91 du do , JO 1,1 A)
Jp., M ,1.0. j, uu.. tr•lnorl ~ tvo, 0.1 or Latice.
CL -I• 4 S 9.-51 , ,p and 11 . .,i.
Jo•ho4 Wright:2a I,st eax..ny duct, t 4,00
do do do 1.3 POI. 4,00
a , a:, do do 3 vor.lcitl, 4.00
1, do do I octal, 41,p
al.. it., bl,t .... bark. lamb., 600
do do du 3 t..re 4.. 0 LO
John A Wright, do b...c.t,uy bract, • 0,00
to their uc
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du d.. .10 tar... do ...wale, t',.
,d 3
do do do do yeapling Sat. gy ewes, ti 3 OU
Jame& 510 •urn, 21 hr at Paul,sr Mr tluo buck 2year 4, 4.00
do do do Sputtlitt dd 2 'cll., 4,00
do do too perloo 2 ).ir o:.1 esti, dig,
do do do do do dip
Thus .1 Da174•11, 2.1 WO Fkropy I.nct, ' 4 t.o
do du tbrre Vrench lambs, dip
Jan,* fcNall, brat ::-'ir su'db 1,11,,k, 6,0 d.
do Jo 2 do Jo .fluor modal
J.. ,140 . .. •. •
do do lambs, do ds
d., do 0 ALI 0,3 3carlluics, brot,za do
Ja.,, Sta t r t y. •jd to tt natty,. Merino buck, 400
a.. .1. 21 d.... 2 .....,s, lAllss North.. 4,00
H 44:1. 1 ;
W C hIoPARIAND,
WILLIAM UAW.,
JutlN SICKBAY',
CLASS 10.—Loog Il'oofed Slteep.
Hodgson a McHriv3, bowl Import.) C...tswold lock, f• 10,00
J..hulludicsuo, do Cotswold bask 1 yoor old, 6,00
du du 24 co $ do do lambs, 4,00
do do 2,1 do 2 . do c woo. ' 4 00
do d... It. st 2 1., .1.. ' t 1.4
do do do 2 desrltug e.t.d., 6,00
do du 2,1 do 2 .1. do 4,00
0,, do Lo 1 3 C 014.6.0.1 eis . ...l44mbi, 600
Jui.o Alta . ..lvy, 041 • 1 . do l.dch, 0,00
Junes Mrl{elvy, 24 List do do 4,40
do do do 3 do du Isad.4, ;CV
du du 20 du 3 do • ewe do 4,.0
CLASS IL—Leicester Sine.
Jobe Mr lielvy, bed Loicred or bock, 3 years old, VA)
Jam Garrard, 2d teed du do 4 0 u
.140,." 31,1{011.), 1... t I.4..tliusr, Trice.ter 1.0,:k, d,OO
JUN MUI•r, 20 do 4u do do 4,00
Nor Metielly, do 2 do ~wee, 6.0)
I)4tid boyJ, 20 do 2 do 4.., 4,04
do do do 3 do lire be; c,40
Jul MetC.lv7, 24 do 3 do do , 4,00
Ucold S .74, do 2 do 4.., oln.e, OA
CLASS 12.—Sorithdotru Sheep.
,11.4111 Scott, beat Southdown buck, 0,00
Jonathan F liarrar 1,2 J bust Soutndown buck, 4,60
deo PALM, do do • 'do '1 year, 8,00
Jonathan F Uutrard, do 2 'do evey, walling., 8,00
/0 do do 2 do do 8,00
0
4c do pen do 0,00
CLASS Ij.—Swine.
Andrew McCready, hoot I now 1 year 00, ansall s.J..,ed, 0,00
do du 20 do do do du 3 QO
Unhurt 11cFCesar, beat boar, 311 moo. old . do OJ,W
S U kwualaaa, 24 do do du 3„00
oleorga 117 Kraus, do Ido 3to roth. old, 1.060
Jan Mcßel Ty, tl.) 8 Cheater Co. pip under 3 now, 6,00
A of c'Jrca ly, do It pigs ender : reeks; , 3,00
.1 H. Hawn, 2 sow pigs 4 mouths I.ld, Bet k.hlre and
Soli ,At Lreetia, dip
Geo W Krohn, 1 now pig over .t tno.',4lis old, dip
tJult.NNl.ll.di FCI,II,OY,
/V A ItTIN .01.1071 t It, JR.,
IjOllFl4l WATSON.
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CLASS Id. -Poultry. '
John tienderao2, Lott Indr lurk. y PI, $2OO
Dania Wtkary,. do ' sn 1,1 pile - 2 00
to do 2 poly ',bite
rank k 1 ur n.DF/! , di p
do do 2. pair blue re/Yet 4O
dip
au ,l dldll,
du do 1 pair took. held
110 do beet Cochin Chills fowl., dl
du du • 2 pair white gave chicken., . 3111 .
du do boat 2 hush ma hens and !tag, 300
do 11. 1 pair white J•VA 41(1,A id, - dip
do eo I pair white lak• du • Alto
N li,l4qlll,l.Jit sou p WWI,. Poland fowls, 200
do $ carp; gt.i.11114 Pher.ac , . foal., . din.
do 1 coop a tot° 114.itur40 . 4,!., dip
John Fcott, beat pdr China pito, ' I.p)
Joseph Atllter,2cl boat p alto key ., . A
Jerome Ftamtn, 1 coup f•d dunghill,
.olp
Job. Craft, i coop 2 Enatiati Mallard duck. 2 yio old,
not ten+ to ttalru hot trot of any klu.l. • • ' 2,00.
Uanlol Wllt,trt, nest collection of tow 1 ,, , 2,00
CLASS. 15,—Iftme s o,,Cherse, Butter, Salt. - •
Lygt 2^ Itu butter, made before 16th
• Juno. linif docenVilrer cl,3er; ofin,slo,oo
'Nits MO Curmiclt, 21 to et t'.o 11% tamer, half ace.
Mirtr ammin, 6,60
D.vbl Onlyß., liven d prints butter; 111,0001,
J,,,J Rubinson. 2.1 do du p.lr bntttr kntsea, 0,00
Mrs Star, ()Byer, beat 100 lbi thecae, 6,00
Nat 20 the do 30)
3:416 winft , ij," q. ' do ImhuT, silver medal
IL Bockidoce, 24 'to do goo
Airs.-1+ J.7O4FS,
Aliso ABICIAIL 1)
.I.'opti4.
Miss ELLEN imurtuoou,.. •
F BENNETT; Chairman.
CLASS 18.—Flovr, Meal and Cracker*.
John F haw,Jr., teat barrel Sllnr,, ellser medal
Mum & Derr G, beet lack cornmeal, $3,00
• • . , TIIO9 13,11PWRE,
R OWEN.%
It. Il,R71„, - SO.
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CLASS 17.—Grain and Seas.
.Lbu Idc Lost Loittel white wheat, • /3,00
JohuTerreli, thi do. , do. - ao - . 2,00
Jobe, Murdoch, Jr., let-,r bushel pate. . 2,00
11000 k. 14 .• do .do do . 1,00.
Jehn Teifell, 1 boo nediteepiete•to wheat, fav,:raLly.'notte6l
• d& '; A has Ittye, - *•- • -•- •• - do •• • do -
Mat mca - 91 , ./. fret Litstieltta4s raecj,: 2,Q0
40.4,Et 4 al filer, lbus white wheat, laroeattly uotioed
U Co- ,item blister eoter'seetl, ' 3,00
do' do' Piz • +AP _ 2 , 00
An-It ow Menoid, beat Luattel rytt,. 2,00
Lewis H. Noble, do d 0.., yellow.seed co rn , - (.•„).
Jame. L•allat, ' 'do Ateditattatteait wheat, 100
Ina J herlarer,l2d do do - 'do - do ' • 2,00
Beal!layers, .310 ;aging barley, ,• 2,00
Beni Sleigh, 1 .44 do do favorably noticed
William bent half poet eta:lsle 'llOar cane • 2,00
- 111A40.111LIC:8,
. . _ , • 40112 , 1 211,CL0SK
CLASS 18.— IT,eytetabLe.
I;NIVF.S, FORKS
Jseob Itsblltsloter, beet eatritti, ' $3,00
Hush McCain', 2.1 do do
R Odors AL bestpotatoes, . _ - 3,00
A 2100014.1 , 2 do do - 2,00
tionjasola 31c.COrcrq1c, best red pot•toes, ' ' 2,00
Dsvel 2d do do' 1,00
Be , jamto. MeGotasuk: beet,/dO ll low Pottaot s, -300
David Gelsle ,r best Tstiely peach bloseo_2l patstces, 2,00
W Mal, '2J do do ' blue Mercer do 100
Darld Gels best leldte 2 7_ 11111 ,5 0 , 110 g.W 1 4 2.00
11 111cOluti, - 2a. .. 'do 4 ) do . , 1,00.
David Qelster,'best. auset euttl,„ . - 2.00
attetsottM , llo , : 1,00
Joho tdoCrosol4 best pomkto.... . 2,00
So 2 tiorosly 3st
.. d0,_..,. do . . ; 1,00
138 Wood iimat.
THE PREMIUM LAST
CLASS I
NCUI 44vertistinenti.
• . .
J Meb I hei trier; beet sarn , ry cabbage, 3,00
dei,' , s N. gley, do CRi.,ry, 3,00
J Nlehlbeimer, 2d beat-Celery, /, 00
John F.cnt r,ra at*lnter radish, 2,00
W Ot mm In& best rhubarb, 2,00
It (Memo% 2d best 6o 1,00
J 3lehlbeliner, b.-et patina/., 2,00
Dodd o,4eler, 2d best, dol,oo
,
W:Counr 44 s, beet ribbsge, 2,00
II 31riiertg,24do - -, td,-, , -.... 400
W Cunituinyra, best rOoklng squad., 2.00
John Ttor•11 21 do .- do do 1,00
d Gelder, beet potat6 , oulon, 800
A Grier - son 2.1 beet do 200
do best yellow onlon, 8,00
11 McCarty, 21 do do do 2,0' i
do test auger beat, 8,00
Jobn McCready, 2d bon auger beet, . • . 2,00
Hobert Oriersot, tnat blood bent, - 8,00
W Clamming*, 2,1 do do do
~ 2,00
II McCarty, 1 , e4 end largest assor't table vegetables, 8,00
D Gelsler,2d do do -do do do , 0,00
Joe Pcott.6.l do ' 6O do •ao do 4,00
J M'Cready,4th do do do do do 2,00
We recomm , tul to yonr notice one dozen can sweet torn
and throe vegetshle eggs ' grown by W. Martin, Or, which
we consider.to its the boa t ow. exhibition, hot . wine to tin
%alio, Jr.. ion of the grower, being one of the Judges, the
. shlbitor pi aced then on extilbltiou only
John Virtue, large ;smooth tomatoes, favorably noticed-
Irorld fielsler, 1 dozen do, - ' ' 'do - do
John Gorzoly, I '• do . ears whitenanz, • du do
Cleo 0 hittle,r,B beads Bahl Rabl, do do
ADAVIS,
Rot KILT PHILLIPS,
W. MART/11; Jr.
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CLASS 21.-I'roit. Wine, Cider and Vinegar.
C 1., Goelirlog, test sod greatest vat% grope ,(open alr)810.00
Jno Virtu«, 2.1 do do AO do •10 0. 00
W Marto, ,' do hog peck Catawba do ' • 6,00
Jl.lO Virtue, 23 do do do ,do . . 3 . 00
itol,art Orin/too, best do Isabella do 400
Ct, Goer ling. 2,1 do do ' do d I 200
John tiortuls, . _do three green deer *Stroh*, 5100
11. al'Carty„ 21 du do do do 1,00
Sirs 1101,1 Joh. non, 1.,..at 3 bottle Catawba wine, wade
by extdblror, 3,00
Mrs Eliza. Wilton, 21 do do do do tin 200
I. rshi, ,to do tenant do do 2,00
Mrs Abigail Jor es, 216 . do do do ' do /.00
du do du • o blackberry do do 3,00
Mr. Kilts Wliton, do du any other Mud, do 3,00
John Nl'lielvy, best 2 galls In Lot's Cider Tit east, do . 2"
Jae M'Colly, beet 551 nt.'s.* choice varieties apples, 8,00
liockstocea Auunon, 2.1 beet do . do do 400
It alreorrolck, bet( 6 fall do du 3,00
flociretwe a A ammo, 1:..1 do do do do 1,60
tee McCully, best 0 wlotar du do 3,00
I: Willsm, 2,1 do do do du du 1,60
deotge P.llow, do half bushel du • 2,01
W rood, ben and greaten variety peaches, 3 of each, 6,00
IV olives, 21 di, do do . do do 3,00
to Cummings, beat 6 varieties do do 200
Wlf iltver, 2.1 do .1., d. do - 1,00
WII olio, best fist Gallon do of merit, 2,00
11 0 negley, beet sod ist•Aittt var. p ars, 3of ends, 6013
3 McCully, 24 do do du do do 4.00
do do 3 varlet les, 5 of each, 201
U 11 negley, 2 do 410 duloo
•
Jen.. McColl), in •t Jaen Quinces, 2,00
It Urienon, 24 du do do 100
The following named p-r,ons your committee , think a e
1 I chi, eotith,l to f.r,,r.01e notice tor the excellence of the
troll, In ,y , shad i, I, V 77
.1 L ithors fur seedltug grapes: Wu:. Campbell for slot
al very fine rettuck and 11..11ems, ripplii apple, John thap
7.r riff. (h.. lar.cb s. J U Richey for a collection of pears.
If m n (1,1012 'or *Only el,rant peachy, and John Nor
dock, Jr, for a belay Ho I display ut apples--among them the
Toned Sirotta err, U 00•11011
Perth..-, your ICM Initl ea take pleamre In Gearing teati
avouy 4. the to atuere an I convenience of the fruit an Meet. pronto is due to the naoagrr• tor the general
ar tot tho•tatoltl, to. Though t tiosesaon has been
urea le, et, dlepley of fruits wait et ry prod. Must of
the el , ecunea. athtbitrd wens bee and al together credtt.sh le
I,..relt.t..t.kre, the qu day of the fruits.. xhibitl rn befog
tor thin on 601110 former oco.cia..na when "the quantity
ne mach arest.r. Your o mactittos . are tally aware of the
did:, lit, of pltnaling blviltnsly.4ompeting (or yreenlamt,
aU e. only gay, tint white Cr do not erpect the supra.
ion of Wein all, we nay. that of oar own cooloienee, basing
to the twat or ourialgmenG made the forego:tag se arch.
D ISt lib 0. 7.IF.GLEY.
'.7. HOVEN., • •
0. DAVIS.
CLASSES 22 AND 23.—Flowers, (C.c.
the 111.1ttoo to 1111010 wu. atilifttird the out, of pining
Up , .o the merlin t 1 a itkr-11et p••rhiumciu the iteriztmente
tt Flower. 1 , 104 PIADZ.I. tog Otero to .01.11211 t the tillorring
repo t. Slur n patient snit caffein] examination ot the Teel
an.ltrul) rxilleci.hin of thrnutery. Plante ADO
•io s ere placed on exhibittm end entering lotocompetition
f .r pc ens lo Me to Plural 11;11, your committee actudod the
...feral prenilOrne•nitexed. In the itrpartineut of AtloWere
reel Plooto, dal, No 22. they avoided to
g.rt,rt rosoining. the tlrsc premiers fur best collection of
Pastas and Porret• li,. anortmeot was very large and
fine To Kegley a Co. the second premium. To .1 W.
Elliott the th,rd. All the collections were highly credit.
sore to the eidit , itota
To ii,beet Comosh.g the first premium for the best Ilond
Design. To George U Negloy the 'trend premium. The
dodo of Mr- O. is a rare specimen cf handlwar k In Ire
dasigo and execution.
T, Monett Commtug drat premium fur the hest 11041 Design
twentiall troaCeptlon.
Tn Neuter tire; premium for best and greatest misty
of PeLlise. TIIJ Oi•plty was beautifol, and calls for the
decided coot :nand dfoo of the committee. To Robert
Cotoruhig the seetrud preudnot for
To Negras d ~o that premium tear hat II Dahlias. Dud to
It Cuuttotog the mut 10euttum,
rn Ito , r rt Cummi r, 11,st premium for beet collection of
Verbenas in The variety was very large and ttxr
~.....pe.lmetta no, To J. W attiot the aeoand pninthlint.
II o Rob. rt comma tine premin l / 1 for head six Vetbeues lu
:zpvcs,enJ also first premium tor largest i variery sot Phinece
)k Mid the eolotolltro regret that there wu not a le.&
h =tar of coml.trio a lo ibis luteteslin y 'department, Mad
.o not. at Mamma time, withlre3l aa rapreatiou o , their
h arty pral ortizir es wet aan eshiLltiort. The derple)
adorded am evtd. , nee that the exhibitors bare a beers In
the matter aud ore euthosloatin to their pont:olU , floral 4.1-
oet len:, Its tba collection of Kegley ICo the ellootrou o•
lit* rote mitre•waft sterner d to tome aelendid apecimeus
Delphi°. um RormoLun,a hew, 'herberioela plant,
which they think shohld be an .re elteutioaly a niti rated:—
Ala,. tho ileigiso Lloncyanck le,a too much neglected pant,
.end one they think &Jeering greater fa.4r sod 1/10to gen
erat ad,plion and o , tentl - tu. 111. committee can not qud
this department without au approbatury *linden toa
iced.,o of rut theists, Verbecias and Duquette*, con red by
Wm Mond, and the comeult.ecommend him to the
tor of the Board, and think him descrilhg of a first prowl
1:121. The ope :dal pot ce of p.o: committee was called to a
plant called the New Petunia, [aired by Mr, Juba Ferguson
cud exhibited . by Neglay * Co. TI COMintttee foal It to
-1 au:lr dpt. to Lancet Mlle ezgratalteaddltitin in onrl6t (.4
larddlog pleats. This t erlaty 14 and rohtedly the richest
gent of all the petunia lama); the over fa large and of
;owl snbst ever; the centre purple Iliac, with e btmad hand
,0 white on each paint of the petal, it comes ;roe and con
tinue* attractive malt the cod of the lemon.
• The committee mu•t net omit a IT Mal make of a Mont
design, a t.tthtni representation of Capt. Schenlq'i man
sion house. be Mr. B. Cumming, %latch was au object of
universal ad Uiratloti, and the committee would recommend
ij to the favorable notice of lb. Board,
Qua /rawer: and dor 24—In this. dtputraent
the display, though rrpreaeraing bat a ilm4ed numbfr of
et hibltors, was a•ry due awl highly ottractlre ' Ideates
Negley d Co- ware alartist alone, sad thou Ipleadid Whe
aton elicited rho unaffected admiration of your cotomlttee
The efforts of these potato spirited and emineoLliortf end
Pioratulturi,la to pl'o cried and 'contribute to the Floral
splendors of our Fairs are deserving the highest mood of
praise. Their hearty real In these di llghafol pursuits Is
out sly worthy a more general Imitation: sod the contmit
tee tram the etudaist awn they haw httherto ehoorn to Cita
good work will I soy ke °Men to fol;osr pole
The foijo.tog Prendurine Fere eurdial: •
'To- Nog ley &Ca..rtes tint pr, mkt m for Perpetual flocee,land
to Cao. ft Illegal:, phe fecoud prefp l ow. •
To Negley d Co. too Gra'. prexciwn fgr boat crllleellon of
Soriano% cod to Oa o. Negley he's' coed.
To Neale) , deo the first premium for ti• bat collection of
Teal and Noltett a, and to tiro. U. Negley the second
To Ishaley dCo the lir,t premium for Pert. toe Mono.,
sod to Geo. CI Neale) , the second. • --
To firgley 1 Co. the first premium for the beat vocal col.
I, , sti.ln of norm.
TO Airs. Kate Negley the first premium for bast collection
or hand itraineta and Id John Idurdoeb, Jr., the serene d
Ina, collet:1Mo of hand briquets on the eland of_ John
Merdo , was veri en pert', and cdoeladod di two Pyr
araadal • rtlned. tw"o net round, two net and-one bridal,
which ere eminently the t speplal atirotiOn 91
the Board.
To OrorgoG Negley the first premium for German Asters,
ant to Neale, a Co. the second.
To George O. Negley the fir t premium for the beat collec
tion of bianthus, end to Negley 1 Co toe second.
To Neale, -a C. first pre alum for the best collection of
. .
P)Ito zoo, giro for the hest six Tarterbe.
Tc orge Noisiertgrtt premium for the best collection of
r • • •
To George fi-fY eery Drat prendqin for thq held colleFthon of
licehine, end to Nester 4 Co. top gecood.
To George G. Negley,flret procninna for the tent baked qf ,
Cnt tfoven, end to Meg Mary Menne! y, or &at Liberty,
therm:end.
• In this department the Committee noticed, three
beautifhl boqucts. contributed by Miss Mary Snodgr%v,
which were very.beantlftil andattracted much 'ra
tion. .ur. George G. Nealey contributed some beautiful
bunches orPhloxes, which were merely designed tour
nament and beautify. the fruit stand. The Committee
commend both these contributors to the favor of the
Board. Mr. N. had also a beautiful collection of be
quets.
• , In closing their duties in this interesting department,
your Committee 'would be derilict in duty as well as un.
feiffiful to' the prompting:, of their own hearts; cal they
not speak in terms of the hightisecommendition of the
efforts displayed by gen. James S. Negley,to
and eclat to the exhibition. His devotion of time and
- expenditure of money, a tree will •offeringto be seen in
the glorious cause in which his whole heart is enlisted,
were subjects of as universal remark, as was the admi
ration of all, at ,Le consummate skill and taste he had
displayed in the arrangement and adornment of Floral
TTio 1. The grotto, fountain, and all its marvellous and
beWitclitag antrooridingacalled forth the unaffected and.
enthusiastic admiration of the Many thoosande who lin
gered around this trilinfe; but" tapnvatlng - Imitation of
the grandeur and the fascinating beauties of .Nature In
her sylvan retreats. It was truly a place of enchant
ment, and all appeared to acknowledge its spell. All
honor, say the Committee, to the rare and refined tastes
of Messrs. Negley, Shaw, Boyd; andtheir assistants, in:
the construction of this Svlviin Temple, where nymphs
~ad naiads and folks of that ilk do congregate. All of
Which is respectfully submitted.. ••
• -
Graff 3 Co., Iron' arden Vases._
JOHN HAUSMAN,
JOHN FERGUSON, Committee.
GEO. ITHATTIE,
• CLASS 24.—Hous :hold - Manufartuies. •
John Bayles. best Knitted Hearth Rug V 00
B. Johnsen, best ?snap Basket Artificial Flowers. 3 00
Wax Fruit 4n.
Miss Angeline Thoiiihr.* oast Fancy b 00
, •" ". , " 12 yds 00
John Vanhorn, one Calico Quilt 200
" " 3 boxes Hair Work
Mrs C.A. Morton, best Rag - Carpet,,,. . :,,. 300
" " H0memade.8.hirt.:..,,.,.., 300
3pr, be st 2
00
•• " ‘• 2.3 best 2 pair borne- rt.
Scats. ... . ...... . .
Mrs. A-Preston, beat Vase Wax Flowers,:. 00
Mts. bf. lirEwen, " • BoquetArt'L.Paper.Fi ' oVers 00
. 1 pair Entchimanale Wasee,..„l:l 00
neat Wreath.Htur.Flowere.. 00
I 1 pr-Rotchimonate Card Vases 1:00
Mrs. 31. Lytle,hest . IVotkedShirt-..- ..... 2. .00
1 ... • " • " . fine Infants' hate &-caps,Dip.A 400
• " apecirden Silk. Embroidery- . • - 600
Mrs Annie Bates,hest fancy Worsted. 1 00
'Mrs. C. Joilp, best Worsted WorkOn`Offitatte.:..... 200
2dbast.Faucy, - ..
.;.-, , 00
bfra. M . Thompson, beat 2 pair Woolen Sock ' 2 00
Mrs Embroidere d. S.
mat, two- Qttorrwi Cotses; Worsted...
- cep,
Eillott,4 fancy KnitandPaintedßasketal
1 " "q" .
Mrs. L. o.,E,dimuliclson, 3d best EancY Quilt 3 00
Ks. Meryl Cfihrer. 24 beat If tllTUntrade .2 00
ra Joseph Miller, f' if Pip. & 2Oa
B. WCormiclr, beat pair Woven Blialketa. 400
2d beat 10 yds-Rag Carpet 2 00
2d " pair Coverlets. - • 3 00
_ .
" knit Stockings-
1 00
. - - best piur.S.AitlitiltHoseN.sll woo L- 2 00
121.1tressedllszmel::....-,.. -6 00
2.2 best 0 yard.‘ Lbasst Ltbereng...:.... a 00
" best 3 0 0
beat loa yds. "Tow . "2 00
Mrs. M. M'Culty, best 10. yorthiparre4 Llbo7l- , -.74. 500
'2d best IPids. , -114 en Inapim,.6 co
Mrs. L. .Keruaey,,bt Wended, Wort c ob. cloth-- ft 00
Celh."Collins; 2d best llesattllttticetotti»...!. - .: 00
• •112e21311k..9 .
Mary Barnatt...24.l2est - Qtalt , oo.l-- 400
44...c 10 .# 00 2 P 25 P 5 i O ( 4°A!" ..... 14P"
mss:_ .4,.„
. -4 -,
&IV adutrtist -- .. --imlrtt
Mrs. Duncan, 2d best French brulde ... i .. '..NA 00
Matilda Knapp, beaten:4oh dy— ... .—.1.4.1.. 7:200
Miss Mary Monism spec aEm Warr, ' p'.
Miss Mary) 411 1 7, r e. yards Woolen . ~ A 5 r.,:....
yards, ,6 . ;,..,. ,f...-_ , t, (1 , :: 1 DlNkild 1.109.
fdra. Marlton one wlt i .s 4,7 ~,,,,,t..... Zallar.:
Mrs-Martha gaiter, ardehot ar forchair.i..-.. Blip
ROFt.GE Q. NEGLE..
- rats. A. ..1.0014::'
MISS EL'S: s r - SOWN:
-.- MISS ABIGAIL YOUNG,
cr kart ?.5--Food and andinteds.
Mrs. John Gormley, .2cl best 3 haves of Bread, 83 00
bestlllponge Cake, .... II OD
Mrs. Dinah g, Garrard, best 3 loaves of iread, (milk
raisin).— 00
Mrs. Dinah Garrard, 2d bete do. do, 6 3
00
Mrs.. Robert Johnston, beat Peach Preserves,..— 2.00.
" . " - Qtdnee 3 00
~ ~• " . " • Bolter,- -.. .. 2.00
Petutd , flak-e' 800
" • : • . Pima Ereseries,—... 200
W. A.. Herron, , res of .Bresd,4••••••.”•••••• 0.00
Mrs:Elicl Wilton, sprters*PlimplunOlitter,ytery gettl.
" • • PiVrid Ponitddn, • -•"-
Mra. 41 Drava, fine assurtment tand ,
serres,— reedal.
Mrs. Mary Outer — , best Pettehllltter, s2'oo
" " " • " " .... . 2'oo
". " ". • ..._. • 100
Mrs. Wm. Dureau,,spectreens,Appiii iaceserxeh—,
best 2 - w
Mrs. Jos. Miller, best speeitivirislptile Butter; 900
E. C. Garrard, spedmens-ntutJelliee, 2 00
Mrs. Den).•l4'oo,_ 3tick.l.Peund ,Ceices • • lazprably, waxed.
4,,Nprunu best csn'tresb - Toirigoo - k..........p op
Western Dip..
• P2yyqqa YOURO,
MIS3 - ELLEN MURDOCW.
'CLASS 20. - Furst letptemetits:'
M'Gonnight: Longit , ttsydt'spittenti moladlletiorn- ••• •
bitted Bee Eire, —. • erld $3 0 0
John L. Arthezz,VirtuX , 'S pao. improved
2d premlurn „. ...• 2 00
John La •Ardturs, double rotary Cluirn, - 21d0,... - ... .200
Kinney Q421,.1 baLanee:Claumi....:, • ROO-
M'FJroy & C0.,1 dozen Brooms, _.-Dip. arid 21 00
. WliEsks, Dip.
John Waitonero Sanssig4 • Dip.
A. Fiteentrtt.:Bertanson'tpatent, Bee • Dip.
J. S. Shepler, best churn, ..... ..... ..Dip.ende2 00
JAMIM I:'LAII.I*KR,
_ . NAM - IYORAM.. ' .
•
.CLASS 27.—Farm Impletymit. •
A.B. Sinitbsnaehne for Baking and.Dinditig, dip i $3 00
F airbanks a Ewing, 2 natio= Scales, Dip
" • 0 3 Counter;. .. ... Dig
Arzie Phillips, 4 outop ' Dip.
• - •----"
James Young. Bohr Allerla patent Washing me. •
_ Dig
chin., let premium,. .... .. 00
John L. Arthur& 1 Washing - WO:1 . '11 '
Henry Cochrane, Fisher's Wrought Iron. Ifo*- •
er,..—.- .
Kinney (3-Ml;i - water Kletator Purrap,.--bronte medaL
" 1 Young America Washing machine, Dip.
" " 1 Windmill for Power (model)_....._Dip.
Miner k Merrick;34 dot. patent Weshbottods,,....' Dip.
Mahn & Barton, 11Tegetable
Dlp
-1 Hay atictstrieWtio;
" • best Grain ..... ....Dip. and $5 00
1 Facullew ' .. MP-
Robert 8
• Comstock'e Telegraph, Cnt-: •
ter Crusher, DIP
Robe. S. Wzilltuns, best Telegra ph' — Hay and straw
Cutter, . ... ........ Dip.
Robt. S. improred" Ohio Mowing
Machine ,
Dip.
Robe. S. Williams, Ball's Improved Ohio Mower
Robt Wit ems,-,Keystone POrtable Cider Press,- Dip.
Elma Barker, Corn Sheller, with Straw Cutter. Ap-
• pie Grind.* end Rootoutter combined,
.1. F. Keeler, b't. telf-lereling P1170,,,v
Phelps; Puke ,& Co. 1 Cotlonmagen
" " best 4 horse
best 2 ;"-**
1 %no. --
best 1.5. ,
r- ,
1 New 4 •
Samuel W. Seott. 4 spring Wagons ' - -'
John Cole. 1 double acting force andlift Pump.-- Dip.
lacot. Smith, collectlotkoper work, -
J. Benner, 1 Smut and Reperator Machine coni
blued, ... ..... ..
J. M. Evans, Poiitc; Dip.
M. D. Wellman, 1 Toad in harness, Dip.
W. BARNHILL..
HIRASI MULTI,
JOHN"G. M'CORIifICH.
2i-.Farm fraPlements:
Kinney Cloff, 1 Rotary Iron and Rotary Wooden
Harrow, Silver naedsl.
Thos. Harper, 1 patent Snake - Tooth Cultivator,- Dip.
L. Rogers It Co, I Rogers' patent Iron expanding •-•
Cultivator for Corn and Potatoes,
Hall & Speer, No. 6 Iron centre steel plow for gen
eral purpose,, ... — & 600
Hall a .9p4w7 ,-1 , 10...5 Iron centre subsoil Plow,-..... Dip.
Iron centre " , ... Dip.
" N 0.3 Drill PloW and Potato Diger,
00
Hall I Speer, 1 - patent iron hollow beam Flow .for 1_
horse, Dip.
Hall & Speer, 1 No. 21, Iron hillside" Plow for 1
horse, _
/- 500
Hall & Speer, best exhibition of Plows„.-..-.Dip. & ". 6 00
We recornmend the exhibition of Pall - Rpm. .-.23
different kindsOf Plowa-,ea'abeidor mg - thing over ex ,
hihitecrin this County, by any Bryn:of Formingg trn i l , e•
taints. JASIES.J.-
.1 A MES WILSON. , •
- NATI'. INGRA3I.
CLASS 9-Harries ,, , Saddlery, db.-
A.ll6lJtein.2d beat sett doubleCarrtaga Harness.. $3 00
2d test sett Single Buggy Harnes s: Dip.
1 pair Herse Corers , • • - 2 00
J. Laughrey, best sett Buggr..Harnesst..Dip. and 400
• best sett Carnage flatness.- Dip and "5.00
1 Main'aSaddle Dip. and" 500
2 Riding
Bridles ..
• Di
RICK .............
JOHN COOK
JACOB SLAGLE.
. _ -
A. & n Schaffer. 20 yards 14 act Satinet, Dip. and $4 00
C. Reel k CO. 5 pairs and 400
•• •- 9 pieces .. . . .LDip. and. 400
.
MeClintocl4 20 yards {Domestic Woo e n Car
pet Din. and 400
Mr. M'Clintoch's assortment of carpets cupid seArcely
ile surpassed filr beeprr materi • Au 04 ' 01 / 004 "4
they merit great praise. The framedpieta:Tea irtarcirw.
red plush were aLsckeery beautiful—the effect being the
same es that of very, fine needlework.; hops Mr.
br'Clintnek wlli meet with dueencouragethent in-trying
to imprtive the tests. at the public for. - he beantifht as
well as the usefnl. . .
GEORGE G. PEGLEY,
MOSES - CE
; MRS.. , LOOMIEt,.
.Itr :A EL 'W. I ,
ISSIi 9pb-9,
CLASS A.—Hats,
.1. L. Carnaghan. 1 Basicess- . Dirk.
-1 Business-Jacket .Dip._ and $1 00
• . LAWTON.
W7lr. GILMORE.
J2—Stores,, Orates, Ffia ßali. 'r ar e; cfc ;
e;
, .
Prat! 4 . CU" 0 5 - 30- ftnlent : Slll oo thltiSll.4...lap and $ 2 ! 00
The imortment. or stoves, ranges and hollow wire ex,
fl4its4 by 6 / 5 5-gru. oTnff'.s Iro Tory favorably no.
Mitchell, }Tenon & Co., one Cooking Stove.for
Coal --Silver Medal.
Mitchell; Eerron & Co, one Cooking-Stove - for'
Wood silver Medal.
Bissell & Co, Parlor Stove for Coal ......_...Dip. 10,1014-03
2 Bangesfor C0a1....
_...Sllver Medal.
Grate Trout: and Fendera-Dija. and- 4 00
'Heating Stoves fur and 4, 00
Best assortment Stoves; unites's - ad •
Fenders-:-. Cup and 1( do
.•
Laundry Stove - ' Bost.
. .
r BECKEL4M,
m• Ysa l 9rAlN ,
..COssosaku. •
• - clutss'al-,ssfar.cmd 'Britaniikt wake/ dr.
E. J. BrDonabiobest.Targe Bitts,tdb.Taloosxrpic
Globe • 00
J.'lrDoQd, T - SigeTiiiile, 'with
- and Patent Mntzle. Dip.
K J. Itnionald, best 2 tine Dolable•bearel Fowling
... •••!..:, 4 Ca
8
-11- 4 r4T ol l4 , Surgica and Rellta!
. .. . . . gg
best Poc et CutleaT 5 04
beat Remo/sing 0 0'
CLASS 3 4 , -Fra-ss, fbPPer, BetLe, , cfr ,
Davis a Phillips, best assortment Braga Can
tugs
Davis bestStasorttriesit . - 0: Gee Fix
ttlVeS Dip. and 600
A• IFelq,aseprt Pent of BelLe-,...-.Dipenad 300
The two litie ter' are - shis‘ rune' and Well
The largestwvghe ;MOO. ppopda, epd,:is superior m
every respebt.•
QTTO
4AB:a-fc
35—0/ass and Mato Ware
Adarris, trfaoklio. I Co., fogr ffutt • Pip.
B. $EnTNi r : DAyle.
~• . .
_ _ _
. .
CLASS 30.-Altspriager.,:Desigas and "marathons..
C. West & Co4best 2brase.Carriage,Silv.-AWiand.. 00
honsel3aroucbw„....Dip, and; 6 00
R. Gtr {l.
ItorKAtainticbe,l3vonzelfed.'l4l4 . ,2
C. West, best Ruelia - ..... 00
Jno.donth, 2d best away; Bronze 111 - ed Ind:: 300
a best Bnggy with fopst. - 1% an'6 Alk
C. West & CA., Ea with topa3mnixed. & 300
best Bum without top, " a 300
beitone 4 - 00.
JohnSordb,besteoltverliblu bnSIX/,--•••••13Uv Medal.
a da i •
Thos. Parry, best invention tor dfing:. -. :Dlri. and 500
A. M. Marshall &' Co., best Sewing Machines, Ladd,
J. Webster .
Dip. and 300
L Cernaghan,..Finlde.Sewing Machin .2d best.
C. West* Co; best collection of ages - Oil*. Med. '
John SOClths:beatelillecbciiisa ,
Jas. Burnan,flidfftsting ; Faral. Dip
Kinne_Tllett Metallic - Block ,'ets:.:Fivorige nubs. Yeseprzwisbet tta - Piddllng WagotieSpriug!lii-- -1 :4-
Jobn•O'Conzeir; •L - . Wooden .-.1/10delf. _
'4,ExpainErc
- • - • F , afi.:-LriggrgigAi•
•
Johnson W..Wellsi oast Aiccui Mediu
W. BARNHILL:
CLASH 38.-Iron, Iron Ore, Skein dc- -
Knap, Scully & Co., specimen Bolts and Nut 5...... Diqq
C. H. Armstrong. one barrel Coke DSpand $1 00_
'I ° M.MO I:I IrR Z Iki • L.l
• JAMES It:B.
WM COLEMAN.;
CLASS 39-Burns, Soda-dsh, dc.
Beektinialipleigtufeoo%* NW*, dried by_
" - UP. st 4 SS 0 0
JUdgea say of tie abore-a ;Ant r a t e ..
T. B.
W. C.
COFFIN, -
FRANK ANDERSON.
CLARA 40.-Fine Arts.
TO tie Boardil e rieu/ture Comnaitte on Fine`i
Arta would res ay report, that after a very caret:lL;
examination o tbe articles exhibited in their depart.,
Ti e, they sward
N.' oder' 4116 tied s,.tetnitms for Culoive-'-i•
Photozrapta..' Dip and SI 00
To 1. N. Glogger, first premium for Water Color
Picture ..... „ 400
To I. N. Glogger, first premium for Professional
Pencil Drawing...-. .. ....... .. 400
To I. N. (Slogger, first premium . for ..............
Crayon... . . . 4 00
To Miss Eleaiii,iiidlyiWUTrm for
To . Cargo, first premium for Plain Photo.and 10 00
and 4 icc
To Jokui Rogers, Ist prem. for einbrotypes,3llnr Mod:
To Junes S - Rogers, for DeSolareollPV I M 811 :
To Ktalaniklbessl,lhekeispralon for Ater • ,
or Pildiatirs;l-.--1311platd 21%1
ISMINIIA=I
Stur Advertistmenis.
To Ma. G. Di. Reed, prom. for ladle Ink Picture, 4 40
To-lifiss &life, Landscape in 0i1.. ..:......_..
To C. Wilson, premium for Amateur crayon
Drawing.
.. Dip. and 00
To J. Rhesu first premium far Medallion) Pend'
Drawing--. ... ..... 200
To W. Bacirofen, ... premluta for Pencil 1 00
To J: Sheets, p um for Collection o f -
Drawings, by .......... 00
by To C. Wiheiu , discretionary premium for Oil Punt.
Ta second premium for Crayon
1 00
To Johnson, discretionary premlarn
ToW u forLithographViewof Pato.
" 22 4 4
To floorain yiew at:
J,lth ph-- ... ... _...._. .....
ToMr.A. Ilak-for OU 4 24 P
Your Committee were unable to
any material
difference hrtheupecintime of Letbogra. 3 ,
thereforeraliworueed 'look
of, tbii.jbes of ffoolt. W.
and the Collection embrachagiitoa.l4 .
24.44, $ 3
N,mad Geo.e, a nd Schtieluran
in Co d
. far tiner . tiEsplay
To iturre
.J°h/tr( l .sll , Noctopupe 444,114*.kp05i5ag.41
.-Aan_preannimsitare offaragthe -Pennisaship, guar
Corornittele.Versistwioasito- knowiftwa...coaraisso.pur
thewery occ idisidertaiaga ittabla de•
partmenk • Tationairea:nexbut• • uttalfr determined to
. . .
A.. Om,ley ~ ' . • • welkof Basuwa lin eitinna:
Mazy Righrlitaillil livitinenta Dip.
A„Cowley,spec UMW of. Den Drawing. -- -
.The Dapulsion,of47 te?4,
~..ye,."..,...,,,h4 .4 1p10ma.
Jl 9:Donato,i-nril Wri 7 - 4- ......—...4.... - ::......niip.
As worthy of comreen . ott:an ornamatind plate of
Peal:balding by Alez.Ballentitnnalsobras
of similar work by
.4.4= sl atlin W. litNiallar, •,. -
cerox s
lit.nialc Ink intiabove - tblit4spartroen
CotranittewEate not oterlooked, he speot,
nuniship by John ' P. TrinDAVICh In. .Pim "
a 'higher order- j ib= any, prancingly iota hatekajeta
not ProPerlY in coilAkebtiSaile they decline awarding a
premium.
As worthy if a fiyaysiilla ngtice ancl*diplenial they
wenbintealiEthe: NI abted,-49/arte4 thneegantaor.
tar nil- 4 . 9bl 2 , , lbigerai-wh9 4 OPWW, ta #eartvipt4a the
no st tq introduce them te,4tte.,
Your Connrilintotild gireas a reason for assizes.
Unit articles by the vutntesed the Fahltators,tbe faatlhat
in such .ari-wne yantmberia Ireton te found
dins 10-the DnAry,Dook—and would also stata " =
wasitF pro chissilloation iw the *sit f sept ttu
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hre „ j gbmgted
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CLASS -AL—Miscellaneous.
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W. P. Marshalf a 'CO; B V ll2 , 6 "Walf P %e r c al i t — 'o p t,
Lo Koller, Carnage -,-.77!•••r!:--.r. Lt.
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La:Stanger:2 clige,s - a CanAr Y add teah.........;—_xqz
Dr.-L-stibbins; 3 PecOens Davis
",o r roß-k3,
-Dlp. Jobe'Cele, cooling - emlP°and Zrioiinkzraiiii:lll
cun
./1314,4,, , ,-......: Dip.
.1 1171 dark, Marking awl " 113 4,. ._.., --, •- .. ...t .; -
‘ 'Aromatic 'stdnutch•bitter4,;,= -ini;.7...
L. salt, Morton, Exeeisioy.COMlTh . Di°.
Mrs. C. A.
W. W. M'Gregor, 2 Chin& vale3r. .. Dip. end - to
N. Snyder, 4 bokes stuffed Foreign . 7 ,a1 . 1ra....,. 01 d ~;..„9
“ • Fateign his rts: • '..Dip.'entr 3OD
1 eelleetion 111134.----- .......... • Dip:
B. D Clark, nonreorro 3 W 3-1 !1'.1 . _ y =L.'
' tamer . & Co, Kernmereee Mori& ell.
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N .SEASON.—NO W 0' EN e.
assortment -of
urzanowinint: ,
• : GLOVES:aka
For Mary; Women audChildren. Also, a laracQ4s.okat
Wool Hoods, Gonteri, Coats awl Eintev e l ytium i"
EATON,•CRER L , '•••
No.ll , Ftft4bittnipt i :
Sir Wholesale buyers supPlleir 52annfictiusra'
prices. Wen
XrEW POLKAS'
IA
U ncle J - Wig WatrPolka; Brown . ...
ack's Eichottisch,
Floating Breeze- 50 , 3 "
win Rose Behoilfsch• 25' 0
Lllly White
For sale by
.1010111.
Magic marled corilmeiPt of the rice- ••-
Al. SODA .—'2o,ooolbEr:, iti easkirarAllso-
rels,, tor sale by B. A. FABENEPTCKIR to=
- a WASKI:B',Ur/t3Ca, '7:T'
oct23 car. First and Waal opt
TAIMANT'B2 - A.PERIEM' for
4, , sale, by F
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BROOKS: & -cotoputi,
76 Market Streiat,
1:- .11A-y F 1 JUST EECE4 TILD , ZV
, kZ'ki•l Velem'. Iteps ~ Blaek_dielip GpktiijAikiii.
' Monelina 'l , feines, - " Ireatuertd*:-••"„'
' l ' • Cashmere*, ' ' " - GamedTdeetauc.ii
: hialip.aei l -,. , Irr . 64 " , N.kqtailoo4 ~ :s.•
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, Satin de uhlues, nub ropjljas,,,
' u • Bodditilines, - - • -"" %Eng* Vlspilirt'
.- .". . Mpine:Oloth " Grpe...Cab" '5 , 74 ,,
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SALE-V--Erghtlt• Vint '4adt_6ltirt
• Bluff and 1 11 , 8.4,min. !..Pricentcos4, wo:toilimo •• •
only 18resnain unsold. • Terms of - • • •
in taint %Waned 1 And years: . •-• . 1. • •
by•lnnfiten, , nifintte•on Criiwan•dlittrisec • •• - • •
nth* Friinklin for sooo_ eaciL'i For sale at ''• ".•••
into Of . CITI'IEBERw
tcr4• • • • _:. GI •
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texture end most ciesiriblfx
oat 2 2 a HANSON LOVIV 74-titel9lil!
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16 bbl t: tide -
HENRY H. CO
QTONE-WAI'
A.) ches 6.llibre; for -side' by -- •
cc= : HENRY H. COLLINS.
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cotnerMali6TaddPfisf'
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C' HANSON LOVE, 7*lttlit -
nitt' haw commedeedid' ihiebialikaire of
ud Wirdisr Occds., which; will: rmrprboar ,
Utast Kyle,. and Vaneties. • , , •- -
• rinIOVVENIPIPrit
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3ro CASH PURCHASHEISArriIIiakv D
FIRST PREMIUM CIRPET , LNARRIIIIKS,
Ivo. "I - MARKE'rSTREL'7 4 , - ,
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ketavlth Lavery toga iisortanntnt:..,
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