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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
LAWS OF INDIANA.

IN ACT regulating the jurisdiction Of the JUSTICES "e
Peace in the cou4ties Of Lake an PCrf0
crc Be II enacted by the General Assembly ~ INC sure
of Idann That act entitled an act 10 regulate we u
ction of Justices Of the Peace in the counties oil Lake ana
porter approved January , lSl5 be- and the same IS here
by repealed ,. r H. D..
SEC , That the jurisdiction Of the Justices OF The Psace
said counties Lake aud PoIter shall he regulated IN all
cases by The provisions Of the Revised Code oil 1913 FRO
5ed that ali suits commenced shall not be Affected oy
the passage of this act. -
SIC 3 This act 10 force from and after IFS passage,
and publication in the Indiana State Sentinel and the ming
of copy this the clerks office OF the counes oil
aud Potter aud hereby made the du', oil he secre-
r Of State TO o certified copies thereof TO the clerk
az IN, circuit of each said OF Lake and Porter
JOHN :. SIMONSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GODLOVE s. ORTIZ,
President Of the Senate
Approved December -, 1915: -
JAMES WHITCOMB.
Governor Of Indiana
J State Of Indiana TO ,cH -
John H. Thompson, Secretary OF State DO hceoy cer',
that the foregoing is copy OF the oiisna foil on hs
n my Office . -. -
! In testimony whereof have hcreunto set m
l. s. hand and affixed the Seal Of the State al lndl
Annapolis tins goth day Of December, a u iS4o
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Secretary IF State
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01


samuel Ensmneer and Robert NJ Mcgee Adm'nira,o q" the
of William Mcgee deceased, William McAuley nnd
Jane wife Ellison Allen Hess aud Sarah hs
Ez beth Mcgee, Georgian Burks William ~ mks Frances
Jane uks Ei-acth Bufks May Burhs aud John Burs
heirs OF said estate.
Petition 10 sell Real Estate. q,
vENIiE named William McAuey aud Jane his wife Ellison
Mcsrc Elizabeth Mcgee, William a. Burks, Frances Jane
iurks Burks, who reside ns ~
hereby notified that The Noveter term 1873 OF
Iiendck Probate Court the said Samuel Ennnrr ana
administrators aforesaid, filed IN said court Their
inufoienoy of the personal property Ia pay and
said estate aud praying of ~
odet which the said William Mcgee died
THE Of section
nshp ant that TIE said petpn w'h
heard determined by said court on the first day OF The neat
House Danve the second Mon
February the 1896 when and where they can aeno
an oppose they think poler 50 I" do
| Attest, JOSHCA ID. fAkhEk thfs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
India ..apOlis, Dec. 80, lS45.


Free Post Offices for the State Sentinel.
Marion County. Piketon. Cermont, Allisonvie
Webs Farm, Germantown, Cumberland, New Bethel
Bridgeport, Augusta,
Hendricks Counfy.-Hampron Plainied. BeleviIIe,
|StilesviIe, Danville, New Winchester, Brewnsburg,
Springtown. North Salem.
Hamilton Cownty-Wesifeld, Noblesville, Strawtown,
Cicero.
Bsone County.-Lebanon, Thornleysville, Royal.on,
jamestown, Eagle Village Mortified.
Morgan County-Mooresvie, Monrovis.
Hancock Counfv.-Greenfed, Sugar Creek, Char
| oesvie, Philadelphia. Eden.
Johnson Ccunty-Greenwood, Franklin, Far West.
Shelby Counfy-Pleasant View, Shelby Vile, Morris
town.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
SALE, OE SCIgOo LAND
LII vi mi l,a.InIx. lufii:,fl:r.

Office hesy given that the school land being section nun
DO congressional township number twenty ~
t26 north the county oil Mi
Indiana miles w. from Peru, the county
Of the
fni the lUl DAY February A. ID. 1916 b,wten the hours OF
10 uclok, A. NJ aud O'Clock T. W. said tie dHr IT the
Church used as Court
House Of Peru SAID county separate his 81 40
hundcdll II aud few It's J
according division OF the trustee. Of a'd township aud
hh the sale. 1hr aor, said >ae will be- made SUBJECT
lowins conditions. One fuh oi the puiclas. mon
alhunl
tie advance and the residue ~ every i've
with with like annually la ad"aner
Iem Miami county la NJ. DEfRiIS, Auditor ~ &.
Dec. q, A. -. lsi5. H. MEADENIlALI School Com.
AL...-L I....
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

building better ships OF war than have got. from
superanuaed and selfsuffcien naval captains in
the shape of Navy Commissioners and our merchant
captains would make good commanders as they did
IN the revolution and subsequently. We therefore
call upon Congress TO make suitable preparations for
any contingency and TO begin with forifyng our
ports we call upon them to dismiss all intrigues
for the Presidency al petty quarres with the Execu-
tlve and TO unite like patriots like men, to maintain
the rights and honor of the country They Will soon
hnd tat union ana enthusiasm among the people, that
will cause the British government to pause and count
the cost. Lei rs have quang.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
New Common school Dictionary.
ISr puDislt a revised and greatly lmnroyed edition Of

Sequel 10 TebSter's Elementary Spelling Book o,
4 Npeler and y fner;
Containing 00) of the useful words
in it'll THEN intended Ia he used
Spelling Book aud Dictionary. BY WILLIAM g. WypsrEf
sono of la ie Noah Webster, LII. ID.
The object Of this Dner 10 present TO the scholar selection.
definitions general and such
school Reading Books. The other words gener
school omitted at little beneht "a
and only tending lumber up the mind
expense of time 81.
dictionaries usually contain about thirty thousand WORDS
corireed of every
Alphabetically will likely aet
Schools such used ordinary tonyesa-
claimed selection winch We
now interested the o education,
Spelling Book and
INTEL gent teacets Who
acquainted themselves with the plan of THIS book, that only
generally he universally adopted an nds
follow The spelling Book 10 be used N lieu of
both Sp-iing Book aud Dictionary.
nents, Teachers. who WISH
this book viii lie furnished wHh free o. expense
| For sale 10y SAMUEL TURNER.
I,Icf oh to call
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

j. F. Carr, received %
/. Dunn II
Scattering,
3rhe House concuing, Mr. j. F. Carr declared duly
elected.
For the successor Of J. Walker
J. Walker received %
G. Hathaway " l6
Scattering
The House conciing Mr.. Wrlker was declared duly
elected.
No other business done.
The Senate then adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

PRon,rr CorRT SAID Cou>rr, DECEMBER TERM, lSs5.
samuel FRAZIER of The last viii and
Fraizer deceased Bascr Fix Abigail
wife, Stephen and Malta Sweet, his wife, Ben
amn Glover Mourning Glover, lis wife Caleb sleeth and
Seeh his wife, Jacob Winon aud Jane NInon, hIs wife,
Frazier and Margaret FRAZIER.
for the sale ef Real Estate.
said Frazer, who resident Of the State
hereby notified that the above named Adam
the last viii and
Jesse Frazier deceased, have flied their petition IN the
aforesaid and the
VIII he heard the
of said court. Ia be held al the Court House IA In
dianapois, IN the third Monday IN February next.
~ ~ lis " wv ~ r n DIrNcsy on
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
To he Editors Of tie State Sentinel.

To iie Editors Of tie State Sentinei
GENTLEMEN = In your paper of this date, see
that am reported 70 have said, in to Mr..
Weber of Marion, on the subject of the Michigan
Road charter, that far as the stock concerned
would give him three thousand dollars worth when
the work done without interest" Your reporter
must have misunderstood me, for | certainly used no
language which would justify the suppostion that
would gre him any stock, but my proposition was
to sell him the stock at its original cost without inte
rest. Please make this correction and oblige
Yours respectfully,
c. TABER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

The large and costly Temple of the Mormans. at
Nauvoo Is about to pass into the hands OF the no
man Catholics, who have purchased 1t, or are about
10 do So
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
state Of Indian:,---i,cndricks Count,

Richardson w. ItsI EIctaIdsoH
Epftgn .ffffstncUt
hereby notified that
ON the 2 day November 1915 the said Green Richardson
sued ou Office Stephen Crawford, Justice of the Peace
In te ITdEana, az
which the Sel ~ In cash has
and belonging The SAID defend
i pending aud undetermined Given
de this lOii day OF December, 1915.
| i,.isr =. @. CRAWFORD. ]. 2
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

frat Connersville, Ind, Dec. 4, about 2ooJ hogs
had been slaughtered The leading price was 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

ID
French Gmshams-iOTmer price 3sc-now selling at DC.
Cashneres DE LANES aud other dress goods-at
ShauIS of eve do
Drawer goods of all kinds do
Jaconet lnseTtngs-cos a,cBonnei Ribbons fem 10 10 25o
rreafd
Hosiery, Stocks Collars Bosoms and Trimmings q, cost
900 yards CacOes, fine variety, al cost.
Also Fannes Casiaes Jeans Cloths, pcnesic Goods
many flaming bills issued headed "Seilns
the public, nont standing
named the OF goods Tar az
: 10 adopted hs
I'll goods the Of Inc season,
W hIoui having goods shelves from
can and eNamiue The yoods. ALyORD & WOODWARD,
- Rick
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

n Hcndrict rs Probate Court A. ID.
y estate If William Mcgee decreased
Ia be pnably insovenf creditors therefore required file
he al the said Probate
wuhin hereof be entitled
Ia paymcuL SAMUEL. J. ESMiNGER, 49,.
ROBERT NJ. MCGEE, ''""''-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
AFTERNOON SESSION

Both Houses proceeded by separate secret vote W
the election of Bank Directors General jacob ahe'
of Tippecanoe was reelected for four years, and 'oh
Carr late Senator from Jackson Ia I'LL the vacancy oc
casioned by the resignation Of Abel e Pepper, Esq
The House then came out of secret session, and
On motion, adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
ANOTIsClt AlSIs.VAV,

vi f last The brought
fresh Tea and rgf Pri'cJd and
tfi styles. Also large of plated
Britannia f al soiis and
k,s H. and - inch double plated Can9ct< chamber do
with assorted shutters and Trays match plated Tum
her, clips This selected with
article being qnsy aud
viii he sold New yorA prices respectfully
invited T. call and for themselves w. n. TABolF
n 1ashfng
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

administrator the
Lydia Hanna Deceased, and Will pocred sell tho
the 18th day Of January her
horses cattle sheep, hugs, household
farming utensils, Those
Will them properly auang
FOR The estate supposed Ia he solvent
Drcem 1915 62-jwis ROBERT HANNA, Adm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

fE>HE subscribers wishing dispose of their entire stock o,
goods revius. their spring purchases offer hose
naming hand Cosr CARRiscEfcr cash only Many
choice and desirable goods remaining, which makes the
dueement purchasers than before Nth this
market.
Their stock consists in part Of The following goods:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-01

The Senate proce, ded the election OF Safe Bank Dr.
rectos The following II The iesut OF
the ballotug for the successor Of 4. {. pepper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24

FfRg IN HARRIsBURs.-A fire broke out in Harrisburg
Thursday evening last about FIVE o'clock, at the
of South and Second Streets in tho Steam Mill
consumed together with two frame tene ments
to j. M. Awl and two small dwelling houses Five or
six stables in the Of The buildings were also con.
sumed with their contents. The Military Academy AT
the Of state and 6econc Streets was on re
times but was saved with great dinhculty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24
Personal Movements i.

Hon. John p Hale, U. Senator elect, from New
Hampshire, is travelling through the State, delivering
speeches.
The Hon Lewis Cass, Senator from Michigan, the
Hon John wentworth Of Chicago, and Senator Allen,
Of Ohio passed through Syracuse on their way west
Thursday evening last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24
LONG ISLAND kAlLkOAU COMPANY.
SUMMER ENHANCEMENT
~

GRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS, COMMENCING WED
NESDAY, MAY -, 1876:
LEAVE BROOKLYN at O'clock A. Boston for Green
port, daily texcep Sundays) stopIing al
atsS O'clock. A. NJ, for fsrmin ial. and
. intermedate places.
at3P. M, through to Greenport ping
both ways at Jamaica, Branch, Hicks, lille
Earm'nSdale, and all the stations betwee
Farm,ngdale and Greenport
at IS r. NJ, for FarminEdale and intcrme
diate places.
LEAVE 9aEENPoRr ats O'Clock, A. M. Accommodation train
daily, Except Sundays,) through to Brook
lyn.
I" ASP Boston train or ON the arrival OF
the steamer from Norwich, stopping at st
Georges Manor and Farmngdale
LEAVE FARMINsDALE at 6x A M, Accommodation trar
. for Brooklyn.
" :. MsH "A: NJ (ireenport train, for Brooklyn
BB rastlya. W. Accommodation ''alh '0'
LEAVE JAMAICA at A. NJ Accommodation train. Brook
lyn.
at 81 A. Nj. Greenport train for Brooklyn
At ~ r. Nj. Accommodation train. fol
FARE Bedford 8 Cents, East New York lsh, Race
Course 1sx Trottns Course lsX, Jamaica a5 Brushve
MA, Hyde Park (7 mies) s7H Clowsville ldurng the
,lo1 Of courtl s7 Hempsead sly Branch s, earle Place
y Westbury a. Hcksyiile A. Farmingdale 62x, Deer Park
e g. suSl a station Lhs Read static:
Manor 81 621< Rvehead 81 62 Jamespor 81 s2l Matte
train 81 Is Teenpo BY Boston tain 81 IS
Stages in readiness the arrival Of trains the several
stations 70 take at low fares to all parts Of
the Island.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street, receive baggage for the several trains 30 minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side.
The steamboat Statesman leaves Grcenpot Tor Sag Har
oor twice each day. the arrival of the from Brook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24
RAILROADS., A-,
CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.

'('bESE Roads with the Western and Atlantic IAiirosd
\ OF the STATE OF Georgia form line Sa
rannah 70 Outhc I,gl. Georgia Of 81 miles, viz
Ssvannah 10 Macon &C entral Railroad. 100 miles
Macon 10 Atlantis. Macon X Western Railroad l0l
Atlants TO 0otheaioEa, Western Atlantic 50 :"
eaioga, at the Toll owing rates. viz
Or WEIGHT Goops. To 1T To Doth
sugar, Coffee Liquor, Bagying Rope, tanfa. ealogs.
Butter. Chsese, Tobacco, Leather,
Hides, Couon Yarns, Copper, Tin,
Bar and Sheet Iron. Hollow Ware -,
Flour, Rice Bacon in cask, or boxes.
PORK, Beef Fish, Lard. Tailow Bees
war, Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Grind 49,.
on MEAsuRrmssr Goops.
Boxes of Hats Bonnets and Furniture,
per cubic foot. Observation-Disclosures. 30 20 10 70
Boxes ID bales Of Dry Goods, Saddery
Glass Paints. Drugs and Confection-
cry, per cubic foot. 50 20P 100 lbs 80
Crockery, per cubic foot so IS IS
Mo'asses and Oil, Per hid SMALLER
casks in proporton }; 80 90 $l2 90
Houghs (irgeD CULTIVATION, Corn Shell
lers, and Straw Cutters, each. ......$i25 81 so
Plou CHS (small) and Whselbarrows.. so 30 Sos
Salt, per Liverpool Sack ..........$0 70 50 95
PASSAGE.
Savannah to Atlanta. $50 90
Children under IL years Of age, half price.
Savannah TO Macon, .......... 81 90
I Goods consigned TO the Subscriber will be forwarded
free OF Commissions
csloga f. WINTER, Forwarding Agent, c. r.
SAVANNAH. August IS at6. ats 2mrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24

NOIICE.
Az THE public hereby cautioned sgsnst trusting
AtXt any n the crew of the British BaTk ROBERT A.
oI viii Day any abb 81 tSsr cossracns
ANA RIO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-24
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

ME Public respectfully Informed that
in the Canal By srhe late eshet ing been re
aired, the PIONEER x EXPRESS LINE, via RsiIosc
eguar trips for the Monday the eh Of April
eaying the Depot, No ia Market street, DAILY, TX
o'clock, AM.
BY this passengers will avoid all fatigue
night travelling in coaches both Railroads being
ed in daylight
For further information, apply the Office
IA Market street, doors above Eighth street
aplo ems nc A. B. CUMMINGS, Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
THO Chnrlotte.,iiIe Amir.

The Charlottesville Jeiiersonan of Thursday last con-
tnns the following notice Of tho late melancholy fracas
the Menlgene, in that place
a fight having commenced during the exhibition, a
young gentleman. nsHiod John A. Clover Student of the
University ofVrginaJ fon. Aisba.la Who irom all that
learn, appears 10 have been unogeudne byssn
der IN way participating in the conflict received boy
the hsad with stick heavy budgeon which occa-
stoned hs death in a few hours.
Nh Gloyer's amlbe character and department had won
the unyorsa esteem OF his acquonauces and his prerna
ufc and unhappy fac has created painful regret in the
community. His distant friends may be- assured of warm
and general sympathy, here, their nhicton No effort
Oi medical -i, aud no Of friendship were omitted in
his behalf but he eyineod Consciousness from the mo
mcnt he received the stroke The last sad Offices due to
the dead, paid by Borrowing hearts, In manner which
demonstrated the respect and attachment with which the
deceased, while living, had been regarded.
The verdict Of the COToneIs Jury Tuesday night was
that Ms Glover 70 his death by blow or blows given
by Geoge Nuer qhe porson arrested in the car,
On M"ndiy) and others, connected win tn NonagaIie
Several persons connected "ih e Mtnagero have been
srest'd, aud committed for t5lHl.
u We Learn since wTlng the above that four OF the
persons arrested have been di,rhafgrdp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
The New Tariff RiII.

THIS bill, If correctly described by its title,
would be called bill for the prostraion Of Anne.
riran industry, aud far the benefit of British CAPT
tai aud labor. 1t is not surprising, therefore,
that as soon es tho scheme had been elaborated
by 'SV' Robert Waller, las he was courleousy
dubbed by member Of the British Parliament,
who perhaps deemed him worthy Of being knight
cd FOR the great service rendered 10 British int.
rests, )-we say it is not surprising that bis Re.
port, as soon as il had been prepared, was
posted oil to TIC British Ministry on the wings
Of the wind, and that il received the unusual
honor Of being ordered TO be printed b. ihe
House Of Lords II is not often that Amer.
ran State Papers find % much favor IN ST..
Stephens Ghapal-and "outsido barblrians," as
they regard Us, We ought perhaps to be willing
70 repay them for such distinguished Inurs Of
coDdeyce nsion, by overihrowing a system which
had IFS origin with the Trainers Of the Constitu.
ton, but the value and Importance Of which, 10
our INDEPENDENCE, as we'll az our comfort and
national wealth, were not clearly demonstrated
until the las war taught as, Ny the privations Of
our people, ts absolute and Indispensable neccs.
sity. For one, we utterly repudato tho prefer.
ence expressed by Mr.. McDufie for the manu-.
iacturers Of Leeds and N Sheffield, over those OF
Lowell, Waltham and Pittsburg and we ayow
orr irrecobcileabe hostility 10 the policy, which
by closing TIE doors Of cur own factories, shall
reduce ms again to condition Of dependence up.
on the workshops Of Great Britain. &c Ibis OPT
mon makes Us "Bridsh Wings" VIC must be con
font to bear the oPProbrinm Of the epithei But
what ore they who, advocating policy tending
to such results, have been in the habit Of applying
this ePithet to those with whom We are politically
s'sociatedl We leave the answer with them
| selves.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
IOVMMUtIClT
WINGS OF HANOVER!
To Arms, To Arms, 20 a.,.. ,

It's believe. generally known. that Capt Dsr,acott
our highly respectable and active Wing friend is in the
held To represent the county OF Hanover in the next
neral Assembly. would earnestly call on every
wing IN the county, TO buckle his armour aud march
up 10 the polls, and all, Thursday next the pad
inst There Is no Time TO be lost-no not a moment
Then Il. every Wing put his hand the plough at once
would especially cali every VINO in the MErRoPoL,s
VINO has vote in Hanover and aid our most unit
ring and worthy Wing Delegate, Capt Darracntt lie,
every Wing remember that Mr. Brown, Capt D,s oppo.
nen voted against the Small Note Bill and that he voted
against the Education Bill LeteVery Wing and Demo
remember this when they get To the polls on Thur
day next aud cast their for Capt Darracou Let
TO every Whig-go aud help old Hanover ar
else she must fall aud fall forever.
A VOTER HANoyER AND RIcHxoSp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-18
CIRCULAR.

National Exhibition OF American Ianufac-
and Mechanical Art nj Washington I'm
May next.
The Undersigned Subcommittee of Arrangements for
rho contemplated FAIR take this occasion 10 inform the
Manufactures and Artisans the country large that the
ample building designed for lis accommodation, and now
an progress fereeton will be substantially COMPLETED By
tire fifth day May: which time, and spbseq thereto
until the Exhibition Is opened all articles manufacture
and specimens OF mechanic intended be offered viii
be received under the direction OF this committee carefully
protected and properly auunged.
As announced 10y the General Committee in their late cir
cuar 10 the public the exhibition will be opened on WEp-
NEspAY, May 90 and 10 prevent and conu
sion from vast accumulation Of samples Immediately
previous and 10 the best arrangement of every thing
that may be presented, II Is urged very important
that considerable portion at all samples and specimens
which desgnrd be offered shall be so forwarded ne TO
reach Washington directly very after the 5h Nav
The earliest information is desired from the INVENTOR.
Of machines proposed be put up and
operated by during the continuance Of the
cihibhon that ample facilities be arranged or pur.
pose.
The committee would respectfully suggest that they de-
size SAMPLES, instead Of heavy and cumbrons
ges OF the different descriptions aud styles Of goods-the
came 10 be carefully put up. and marked labelled with
the nenas and residences O owners, with their
Thus from Otdinary-size pieces Of each
variety of BROWN Or sLEAoHEp deemed sufficient;
cALTcoEs and description Of sooDs
at every character and grade, well all other articles
OF MECHANICAL SKILL TO be similarly arranged them Tor
better security aud the convenience OF transportation
Gu III larger pachsgeS being regarded primary object
present the greatest variety Of products without inconycn
;enuy Overlooking the Of exhibition.
All packages rhOud be marked National Exhibition :"
and may be addressed the Of David A. Hall ash
lngton Such persons cannoido this with convenience
md hay: no agents through whom forward them nsy
direct their communications and packages TO Alexander
Turnbull & Co.. Baltimore who will give theu the requ-
red despatch.
expected that all charges for the irunsp oraion Of
goods ana postage Of letters will he deayej by the parties
forwarding the same.
An auction (Which viii large attendance Of pur
ehasers) will take place the close D the Fair for the sale
ct all articles which the may desire to have dspo-
fed Of.
The character OF the proposed is in the hands
.' rrntaetureTs and artisans u tho country and the
o. M -' cannot but invoke the prompt and thorough
.sauon 10 ~ on their part the hm belief that the result
vi" equal all that eau be demanded by It's honor and true
inter
Editors papers throughout country friendly 10 the
Object contemplated are respectfully requested 10 gives this
circular o few Insertions
o. c. TIFFANY, Baltimore
ALEX. TUREBuIL do
WV. d. MILLER do.
JOHN WETHERED, Baldmore CO
HORACE CAPRON, Prince Goo'. CO
April n, 1916.