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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-21
ALLEN DODWORTHs
PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY.

fi3 BrOOme II three doors west OF Bro adwAy
rI'HE CLASSES FOR THE ENSUING SEASON viii
L commence Tuesday, October Persons wishing to
become pupils viii please call and their names
Ladies and Cndren's Clsss, Tuesdays and Saturdays
al % 2. NJ.
Genuemens Glass, on Tuesdays and fridays lat 3.
private Morning Class, At II o'clock viii be formed Tor
Lalies who may desre On the larger Class Sorees
twice month exclusively for Pupils
Private Lessons any time occupied by the Classes
All the fashionable Dances taught including the Polka Re
dOws. MslOurka, Nase Cellaus, Nssa Deux Temps and
Cluq Temps. also Dances La Gselle taken from
the Ballet Of that name. ard adapted 10 the Ball Room
The celebrated Mons Celarus and the RedOwa Polka,
Of the most beautiful Dances ln u.e
Mr. DODWORfh faiters himself that he Is peculiarly
qua med Teacher Of Dancing, having been connected
with this Ar for many years and having always ayaed
himself Of every opporu' ity perfect himself for his pro-
fessiOn. His musical education viii certainly afford him
every advantage hat can be derived from that Art.
AcknOwef ging, with gratitude, the liberal patronage
heretofore be-O ed upsn him, be those who
favor him To- future that they rely receiving
ton 10 a correct and fashionable style Of Dancing
- Innesad lain
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We noticed In our last the arrival OF Mr. Edward
Fitzgerald Beale, (the grandson of Commodore Tux
ton past mid hpman who arrived on Saturday eve
ming. in the steamer Augusta lie j. just from Com.
modore Jones's squadron and be has performed the
rapid journey that has ever been known from the
Pacific b Washington. lie left Commodore Jones Al
La Paz on the first Of August, came by Mazatan and
arrived At the Port Of san Bias the 10th and pushed
his way by horses and mules the country 10 the
CITY Of Mexico whore he arrived on the 9TH. tie was
detained by Mr. Clifford three days for dispatches and
Ia forty eight hours passed from Mexico % Vera Cruz
about 27j miles sleeping not more than ten minutes a.
time From Vera Cruz he sailed 90 Mobile. and ar
rived here on Saturday evening Mr. Beale crossed
from the Pacific AZ san Bias 20 the Gulf at Vera Cruz
IN the uuexamped journey of ten days on the road and
was detained al Mexico three days. lie brings dis
patches the Secretaries Of the state and Navy He
found the country full Of Instruction robberes and
murders Ne passed several murdered bodies on the
road II WAS said ~ Mexico. that there were only
about s20J ofthe % OOOOJO left on hand and when
It is all exhausted fears entertained Of an nsur-
rcctionary spirit and OF serious Disturbances
Washington Union, 10Th.
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From Jamaica.

FROM f.4 Baltimore American Ile-aif
By the schooner Mary Elizabeth, Capt kirwan.
at this port yesterday IN possession Of kingston
Jamaica, papers 10 the 2-th ulL
From the papers before r appears that the Island
in very unCuict state The services OF tnc dt.
fachrDeut Of troops which some time since proceeded
10 the north side 10 be- n readiness assist !n quen-
any disturbances that might unfortunately break OUT
not having been required they have returned 20 hng
ton. and Of II N. steamers was about 70 Dr. Dis
patched Belize. Honduras 20 bring back the dftacn-
inent of troops sent thher % afford assistance IN
checking any nsurrectonsry movements, OF predatory
eucrOschnents on the part OF the Indians.
In speaking OF the return Of these troops the Dr.
patch Of the 2sih says from the unlawful resistance
which was manifested 10 the law IN 81 Mary We
may require al the conservative force that may De-
within our command Al given moment 70 maintain an
obedience the authorities and powers that be-, a.
well Al % uphold the maie-ty OF the law.
The dssfectOn alluded % above as existing in the
Parish of T. Marys has arisen from tle TACT That e
majority Of the laoorars Gree blacks reiuse TO lay
their taxes and from the annexed article from be D's-
pach il will be seen that collision has already taken
place between the blacks and the Police:
We learn in addition % what We published yes'er-
day respecting the resistance offered 10 the payment
taxes by the labOrers Of Il Mary that on sunday
lat ten othe Police of that parish proceededto Goshen
with warrants for the apprehension of twenty four OF
the individuals who had been charged a. rlngeHdcrs In
the assault ON the Deputy Collecting Constable and Po-
lice when the former occr. assisted by some OF the
latter went 10 the place named O. collect The taxes due
When the detachment arrived within short distance
Of Goshen Gha scene of disoricr) they heard blow
ing of shells and Immediately body of between four
and fse hundred a5orers, armed with sticks stone-
aud other weapons. turned out and forthwith com
rnenced an attack on the Police who we're driven back
with one Of the force dangerously wounded.
The J9uruai OF 2sfh says We learn that dc'ach-
meut consisting of ~ men. Of the - Catharre. -
Dorothy - John and - Thomas n the Vale Police,
started from Spanish Town 40 . clock j. VI. Tor the
parish OF - Mary under the charge Of sergeant 90
the Cafhsrine- division % be- 100 readiness O. que
any farther disturbance which may break out in that
parish
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"BusHSELI's Hon AIR FURNACE. Rev. Dr..
Bushnell of Hartford Conn. has recently Invented 4
Hsi Air Furnace for warming houses sc which sad
BY good judges 10 be superior 70 anything @; the kEd
ia use Mr. d. Brooks, stove dealer. has taken oui 4
patent ON il and prepared 10 supply customers. Dr.
refuses 20 participate ia any manner Ia the prouis
Several years since Dr. b invented psrlor stove for
burning hard coal which IS stil used by many families
as the best and most economical stove IN use. The
Dr. has good deal Of mechanical ingenuity about him
and IL capable Of raising heal from fres quantity
Of feel thsn any other gentleman OF our acquaintance
Hartford Christian secretary.
n largely attended meeting OF the mechan-
cs and worknguen OF Rochester held on the 18th
nst for the purpose o, expressing the regret et Tor
the loss of the Ten Hour bin IN the last Legislature
Aid VAN kCREN presided assisted by Daniel Graves
and Nelson Ward. Vce-Presidents and Joseph Love
cTsft and Z. : Row, Secretaries Sir. Daunais made
speech and + Price Introduced series OF resolutions
which were adopted. AH Greg. Messrs. Card. +
Price, Elder. B. Price, Chss. Brown. Bryan end Mrs
c Ovens Secretary 81 the WOnels Protective Jnion
slso addressed the meeting.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
LINES. ..... For The Tribune
Pronp,1d b. ne .fngcis1 pqsfess Tom tai" J'o"
~ uoftfr

LINES FOR The Tribune.
Pro,ap,<d b. fss foigcisg pqssogs from later J'oH
n.y. moiher
... ~Oar prsns-. apparel aore ssc.al''f 30.
ss,r al h,, sart a.1,.ia. a.s aai ~taoat .af t~-
tlrs F~.ssats bot or uoasi. .i'i' over e' '""'
s~'s n ~hsL On hts'e-ff
Tsz sunny smile oi Summer sleeps
In glory on the meadoH' SIDE
And. nodding aid Us verdant deeps'
Peers out the fJwerets tinted pfiHe'
The lawn d.spOrts Us brightest green
Ia beauty. as the morning ne"
Home OF nv childhood ne err "een'
Was other home home IKE you
The grove upon the upland brow
Ire Welcome muuuurs % the breeze
A. rocking every leaiy bough,
Itsweeps among the whispering trees,
And farther. on the pasture breast
where walnufs yield Their shady boon,
The herd reclines IN grateful shade,
And Eliminates at sillly noon.
There stand the fields IN waving corn,
There blush the orchards that perfume
The dewy steps Of early morn.
When songsters wake amid the bloom.
From out bis woOdbine mantied home
The blue bird pOurs his matin song,
And halls at eve the sweets that come,
Borne on the zephyrs sigh along
Amid the honeysucke peers
The home OF cnulhOod sWcttit lptthf
UNCHANGED IN lOveliness with years,
Like the blue mountains on the North.
The door yard with Us rosled bounds
Aud pahng white is beauteOus still,
And still with luiiing murmur sounds,
The bonnie brook beneath the nil
Yet there is one who dweleth there.
Whose eve 0shO.ds this charming scene,
And revels not, though all 20 fair
It's garb OF glory and Of green
Whose heart "a GIT ba.k Itself ia bliss,
Without the shadow OF regret.
Aud muse on beauty such as this
With rapture-coHd bnt Jorga
But an shade that heart hath crossed,
And Joy is not its sunshine now
For one II deeply loved is lost
The burial-dust Is on his brow
He lived-a mothers soul was bright
He died-the world % her IS dim
We have q morn for sorrow S night
A mothers heart is gone with him
stOokbridgt MAJ. AHg. l5i-. J.. w b. Z.
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FuEL-savING APPARATUS.

II GRIFFIN i cos PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
C.-Enyinee need not be Informed that from tirty
my per cent Of the heat produced has been usually lost
by the best plans Of seLng boilers and the same
Of all kigds Of furnaces
The subscribers offer 10 the notice Of manufacturers
method Of saving fuel originally secured by patent Dec
1872 and since 10 much improved that patent IS
sued July 81, 4I II i applicable 10 steamboats, tie
Nesteu Waefs, ralOiay engines, 10 heating factories 10
burning brcA 20 pans &C, IN pnntworks, 70 auneaing fur
naces 10 s 70 psperns, 70 the manufacture Of
the South, &C, SC.
The principle 10 which the above name has been given
has been hOrou gly tested by business II the highest
respecabity who have realized saving Of elty
sucuon Of the nre-chamOer Of furnace rendering The
combustion almost perfect aud burning nearly al he gasses
and smoke, thus generating maximum amount Of beat from
gwen quantity Of fuels and u, An arrangement OF the ues
and chimney by hch the heal retained under the pan
boiler and only escapes Al tenn incapable Of boil
ng wafer An artificial drail i substituted for the natural
and the necessity Of building high cmneys Il entirely Oby
aed The cost Of setting s lbs much .ess Than by The Old
methods. 10 has been applied % furnaces for heating factO
cs and for drying IN pnnt~ ofs with great economy both u
cost and Of fel bocs and furnaces In Use can be a.
tered with bur slight expense delay State County m
dvdua ghts offered -fscOry aud those IN
-eresed invited examine certificates drawings and
models az the Office Of the projectors
Extract from report ~ he Committee As and Sciences
OF the American Institute, Sept 81. 1871
Your Committee are Of opinion that us plan, both theO-
rencay and practically embraces ne best application u
natural laws 10 the economical combustion Of fuel Of any
plan hc has yet been exhibited them By order Of ue
Committee, (sllusdl JAS. RENWICK. Chairman
References may be made ~ he following gentlemen who
have 10 u
saInl Morgan. ~ wsier-s, Sew-York Logxood wors.
A. YOnkers Garner Co - Pne-st PRINT Work. al Hsv
sr-trags John Briggs Co Print Works Srankford near
Philadelphia Pa lngersol L Mcdowell, Paper Mus
South Iyrngham Mass Messrs Johnson Kline and Others
u ~ Maryland Pentenuary Baltimore; Wm. A. Boyce,
Oh Mil brunswick, n. J.; T. }. Strang, BRICK Yard
Grassy Po.nt John Afrance Co POughkeeIsle; Dun
can farnng'on, Pleasant Valley y W Lee, Flour Nils
Duchess Co y. Y. PRINT WorSs d. GRIFFIN co
M II ntp lswrhHlstp 10 Broadway Nee-Yors
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PRIVATE pHoNoGRAPHIC

nFPORTlNG CLASS p. BOYLE Will commence a
Ia class IN Photography on the 3h Of October. None
hu those who are anxious learn 10 report re- b1ii and
are Wiling 20 tine requisite amount of time aud A.
fou need Apply for admission this class. the mem
bers hO already comrose have stipulated that they shall
be- kept hack by negligent tow-siuhrns Every per
able o report the speech Of any speaker reTodfn
For farther particulars, apply inmea l+slhe number
second story
MIA class for amateurs will be formed shortly aner
az which due notice will be giveu bat 10 "a desirable to
Raria c'aas anfray f'Se from thnss 'sho liy
study for fashions sake - lmfolt
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL

Eghieeuih--t p door East Of rounn-aYehuc.
c T. LlN-LEl A. VI. PRINCIPAL.
rE1HIS fNSTrt rlON has been n operation number Of
years and " easy access from the upper part Oh me
city The sch10ro1ms capacicus and well VENT ted'
and the course of instruction pursued extensive and tho
rough Applications for admission may be made NJ u-
school or ai residence Of the Principal o. East tEi-
fteufhsL and Circulars can be O1aucd ai Mefcereau
drug -ore. $50 Broad~sy.
Reference WIN. r Dodge. ESQ. Rev DR. Robinson, DR..
Miner T. Hn.hf0Ok. FsQ Hon IheO Freing uysen, Rev.
J. j. owen D. d. Rev c. ; Henry, d. D. Norman White,
E.n E.H- DR. llrn.er. ~ I-fln-
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BROADWAY HOTEL

N(h. SCOTT n CO. 50 Broadway, would cal the
w ATTENTION ~ the iscr- of NeNiofk % large .o %
embroidered Cosr- Il reduced prices also very large
@ ri under Hlkf- il crls -sch worth al less s.O.
large ot ~ linen camlfc HiAis very cheap; ssO very
choice sssrmeli Of black lace Vets a-i general assof
rleni ~ acrs tud u he latest patterns 81
iHOK -ALE-The PAGER Hanging Manu- 'aciory. con-
sstng VI 2nnung machine prrsses and large lot
OF prni., coors. &c 1c Also Paper Box ManIisciory
esi lsee1 years SING, h good u sflm al 10
s4ccessfll operation Inquire % ne proprietor.
80 Ina THOMAS DAI . Csru.ae-G.
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NNILL BE PU BLlSllED "Wednesday the 20ih inst A
w Cnsr exhibiting outline Of the Progressive History
and Approaching Destiny Of the Race" constructed by An
drew Jackson DAVIS author Of the Principles of Nature,
her Divine Revelations and Voice to Mankind" Price,
mounted rollers, 90 For sale wholesale and retail by
s203tD&3tW j. ) REDFIELD. Clinton Hall.
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TDAI-RED OR WHITE ASH.-Lsrge Nut - 50;
\ Egg =. stove - . per t0n-sc ecned from yaids
a under cover 3l3 Rowery sui ar Hammersey sni
Bedford Lees f taken from boats - cents les 10
lN@j3m' JAADB WfEhH,Jk
VDAL.-Egg. siove and Nut Peach Orchard war
u ranted best quality, for sale low, from yard or boats
Large sheds have erected keep the Coal under
cover and IL can be delivered dry in any wcsher Apply
at 4ol Washingt0n-s ISIS lm'I CHAs LOWTHER
IOAL.-I am delivering the best Of red ash coal the
" following low price, for cash, well screened from the
yard corner Of King and Gre nHch nut - 90 stove
and egg 8 less from boats coal always dry under
cover sl3 Inn PETER CLINTON
EOAI.-Pesch Orchard and Whiie Ash Lehigh Of all
Asizes, best quality, the lowest market prices Dry
undercOver yards 81 Washng ton Spnngsi and
10 Seconds Frsi-avenue. kERklGAN. aus linz
LITCHFIELD y TRACY,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS, ~ Wallst New
AYork EDWIN c LITCGFlELD,
as CHARLES TRACY
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f. sale low, exchange for BnoOkyn propeny-
1~ Large lo with harl snd dock on al hlshs In good
order Bnck house lDl yuds fom steamboat lsrdug Pr
particulars call on JOHN MONS on he premises Also
rfn Of - acres flf 500 ~ acres, house $50
Wafer power and i scrr- ~ and for e(eo, and suod
house five large farms for sale low House store sni
TWO acres of lalf oF sale ow. Cal 90 ~ Ven y Con.
land II Monday. from lo b other days Railway NJ "
: Val Coulsnd-st Saturdays from 10 to :. other days
Z sirfed y 2 ; $50 az gooi and good bulldogs
:. = ~ l- --.-n--N ID n-nA- :. I'm.
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DY ORDER he Honorable Charles p Day us Jsas,s
hereby plr.uan' 20 'he PROVISIONS II ihs sisisi.
suthorzs aiafhnrnts against soudmg concealed sni 200 49,
W srAtR. resident OF detosn ne State of Clnnst,
and that ue ne n bs s ~ tho payment Of h d~b's uaes' ,.
months ~, puo,toa II ts uoe AID hat s p,ya-n.
of any debts due hn y residents l @ state, s te delivery %
q ny .aeh prop.dy b Glh are rs'a ly az ad so4
Dated .th d, ol May, JOIN HOTTER Atonsy Df
Alitlng Oietor " street, NrN lof. lAil- I'm
isf ORDER tie Hon uouss Olkiey Clri Ju.ffs = A
D,upmms Court 81 the Cis Of NeWf od nl'r heey ssa
ss,n.i sh.coadri concealed ard ON r--ai ielt t #
ahneut ha. issued sE,n-, te estate " LYMAN NUDGE 90
resident Of t' STATE ADJ that te eli b. nd ~ H. ~ 80
u BIZ ielt. lc.. be- appear l discharge such attachment s
ng o. law within months from he 6r publication u us hes,
40 hat iAe payment Of any dets d1r D. hs ~ fesiepr
state sni e delivery o. m " of be- use ~ nny properly -.
ha are or by law sai are yoi Dated us gh asy Msyh.
"a. lalo ia-1aI sAskAY Any ~ Attaching cr-tth
~ FCisUAsca oni~f fae safras.i. oaaele
yam, VILLAS wIsoS ate u o.. c,y ~ s.s io
serer Al ef f~-~ae 80 - cree " ,ile-i m . a. ~
Yok before De eleventh isy n-n.sr Date Ass
l-s lsstm- SARAH WILSON. Aaua,isnI
PURSUANCE of an order OF lie sanorsis County
Nsn fon s,.r :, he,ri} gwen io s ~foss l ~ 90. -
present NE same VIII he vouchers thereof e .aof1e, -
e.l-n.- ~ - h.ngton street. t- Or % ~ f.fa -
sthfr in- r.ir~nih Do o December neHl-Dses ~ '
IS i..sns 80 .p,SEL MORRISON Aiu...'.,..
ibuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS oFFICE. 80 Ns.ta stl-s..-
Natce heIebs b he relatives ed urrt Of sn q -
DkkW MADcE, iat- Of he CRY Of Nes i0r. es1-usf ~
ae sai atesae s hs1df 81 ls ru1c Ainaiof . ~ = -
nef-i sns t-po-ed obs hn according .~, se' ~ -
by he fh d.y of DATED s~ Yor ss1feltr -
7l.~fs JANIS IS THtIER. Pao.e Ain.ai,',.,c,
pUBiIC ADNlSlsTRAT0Rs OFFiCf. ~ Na,..s 'i's,
OSDERDOSA sef lie cry of Nsw roa, porter hoa.s .s,g.,
a. o :, .fea 70 s,.e 80 ~ e 80. ~ .sa.,r.,os
poe De -t.te q ~ sas nts-ts'e - ~, i.h ~ ~
y. sss,~ JANIS : THkrER. pos. Aani''.r.'as
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cry I-rMS.
wEDSEspAr. september %, isi'.

WEpSEsDAY. september % l-i--
FrRE.-Yes,eriay a ire which originated from
tn oven broke or in fhe bakery of NJ MILLER south
west corner Of Fourth avenue and Ten'hst but vas
exdpslished after doing bot ir-alng damage.
IvPoRrAST ARREsr.-Tuesday afternoon jus
tee M-Grsth arrested two old offenders one OF them
the notorious George Wlpholse ai-s old Duke ana
the other John Thompson alas Tobacco Jack IN Fourth
81 on charge OF ro5bng Dr. Darlington, President OF
toe Chester County Bank Justice McGraih proceeded
wiki his prisoners 70 Philadelphia this day a. e'o-A
THE CoURrs.-The long pending question in re-
lston 20 liability for attne up the steamboat Virginia
81 a thester was decided this morning IN the Circuit
cour, in the case Of Hunt and other- ys Pend-eion
l,b owner tb. Jury finding tle articles were furnish
Cd for the les.ees and the Court ordered verdict Tor
defendant IN the T. s. Court the captain and one Of
the mates Of the ship Ahambra from New Orleans were
arrested charged with having caused the death oil
sailor The man is said tied up and given twelve
la.bes with piece Of rstne. he died few hours al
terward having, it il said. been previously ID.
r. Gen. scorr is in the City today 90 bis
wav 70 West Point where his family Is residing ~
present
TSQUEsTs.-Ihe Coroner was called luia li'ful--
r. hold an inquest Al Fort Washington upon the BODY
~ sp -hu.n named william McQl'nn aged about 20
yesrs who was instantly killed Yesterday BY the falling
Of a heavy stone upon hun when ha1 nreh tnf."u
soe 5is,sDce bv \ bias, on the line Of the Hudsoa
River Railroad The deceased was also AZ work on me
Railroad A. TOO short distance from the operations oi
another party Of workmen- Coroner Walters n,ii
an pquest Yesterday ~ the Aims House yard On the
hodv of an frshman named Christopher sidney. found
floating in the dock the foot of Catherinest Inc
isf to4 he vas seen was on saturday afternoon A. ne
corner OF Rutger aud Cherry ste when be was drink
ine Verdict, death by drowning.
PoLIcE-A man named " X stanton vas ar
rc.,d Yesterday by of.r Crosset warrant chArg-
ir, 1in with fraud The accused was committed for
ex.o.uation Officer Hsrtel ycster Jay arrested man
named John Boyd charge preferred against nm
hy Nr Nonhrup. of Twenty iourihst between second
I'D Third avenues Of obtaining money under false pre-
tences.... Lucius Buckley was taken into custody
Yesterday by officer Price on "a bench warrant char9'
ing BIN with perlry Held % answer James Gang.
hamburg was oetsncd Yesterday for examination.
charged with OBTAINING immigrants baggage.
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TmE FIFrn ANNrAL KXHIBITION OF

i The k>>kA COZ MY INSTITUTE. viii be he'd
athe Court House Newark. from the i6th the 81 II
september, lo8 -Comp,uOn for Premiums are referred
The following Rules and Regulations % the sOc.ety
AL articles f0r competition mlsi be reported % The
Board Of Managers or before the lrsi day Of the Exhibit
ton.
g. The several Committees Agriculture Fruits Flowers
and Manufactures will make their awards he second day
NJ the EXhihu0n The Exhibition Of Caur VIII tsse place
Wednesday, fle -fh, and Butter the day.
which time Tie Committees = ID make their awards The
Plo~ Match vii tsEe place Thursday, the 2ls.
O'Clock n. al the corner Of Springfield Turnpike aud Bel
mont Avenue
B. 40 applicant for any Premium offered by the Society
shall bel entitled laid Premium, uness me applicants shall
be the ~ ihe object article property entered 0f
-uch Premium and Agricultural or Horticultural pfoduc-
tons -h All have raised The
The expense of raising crops viii be taken into consd
eralns ara be required Of Competitors % give salts
Factory evidence ~ said expense. together with me
Q raising sad Crops ald sad CompeuiJfs shall give 10
their statements under OOH.
B TIE lmmiiiee msy i.hhod Premium when he ami
me- or srce Is nlt n their opinion oray u reward And
sny competitor Ir % tie above premiums shall BE-
discovered 20 have used any deceptive di-ngeuuous
by which Tie object n the Society has been defeat
ed, such person shall forfeit the premium.
No member whose annual dues not paid up be
ilr recipient of the S0cieiy's premiums.
T. Arces may Dee deposited FOR exhibition By auy persOn,
although menloers only vii be- emitted premiums. Ttls
shall nj prevent any person from being entitled % prem
provided A. The time of tepOsng such articles they
become members and pay the initiation fee and annuity for
the current year ~ b