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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29

" Sno'ofa a day, more M.
ease y very maligaan. .sss
=, TIE FRENCH A. s
The Pieayouo Of The a
lowing ielegraphie ds,Dsla
"'ll Be seen thar tie FrsD.s
very insulting.
The Presidears sctis.
warmly sustained by ppbl.
The National InielIipsns.l
editorial Of the recent sT'
ing particulars, but Of q y.
ter simply with the visr
mind. l. states thal /, N.
ami'aOlo relations subsi.tn n.
countries is anticipated.
The Washington Repobe.
fetal statement, with So,r'
two columns, contradieI.
you BY the telegraph ii,
offensive words Of he FeDSs
follows; 4 am sorry StS
Government i y a,tsrIy ,..s
and SO ignorant 1t the n,,~
service as 1 has shown NJ
transaction.'
When this letter was ,i NJ.
Government, M. Dc To,suSn
Foreign A fairs addressed /.
stating that the French Ey,.as
casion for its eclion, aud Aas.
unnecessary r%ecriminsiiou a
on both sides, III lhis h,s,ss
vide the responsibility AID ma
our Government.
On the receipt Of lhis as,
directed that no furlha nes
with M: POussiu, and Au NJ,
out.and placed at bis aupos
structed Secretary Clayton
Tocqueville that bis opinona
the American Government III
tied; and that action, md III
been expected from him. III
dispatch reached him Nit ,u
wovld be placed at bis disa
On Friday night last lil&
passports were prepared and
they were transmitted u As
at Washington. NJ. Pousui
Yorh, but he arrived at lie Lqr
ing Q9th.)
The offensive Taagtagt d
letter about the tobacco Chin
He was convinced that il would
orable on the part Of tho uhia
eminent to acquit faidy i iA
during the war, under tho tsaai
that TO evade its paymehi, " d 6
damage the character IF sn ha
same note charged Col ChidIT
A despatch a few hours latu
is a rumor current that N, POuan
Minister, bas aPolpessd \ 81
The Holly Springs lacksad
Mossrs, Mcdowell 81 w. BY
Cobb Of Georgia, as Fobasl
the speakership Of lhs House
all of them being true 3 ts
Of these gentlemen signed NJ C
ern Address, Not long Nntsl
made this kind observation
"The Southern Wings ssTs
other reason for refusing \ aga
houn's address,, exCeRt hai
their abolition friends niha l'F
AS doubtless the sane Iai
Messrs. Mcdowell, CObbanaB
the Southern Wings, Es A
more what the JacksoliAh y
true to the South '-slS slP
Congress who has voted Flh
and Truman Smith fOfan'
and a refusal to sign anadds'ps
offend abolitionists' n
If the JacksOnian le''l "1
hurling foul charges asll1e
neuts, will il not sxst'Ii'
dence Of seeing whslhG
reach IT'D own friends dat
MAIL RoBBERY,-
from a latter from lhs ~
Hawk, Missi., to the l''llI
eThoro was mailed 4
day Of August, 1870 y ~.
bill, Canal Bank # n oa
l26. dated 18th Feb
g. Co., N Orleans al'a,
LUI| I|WN H.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29

MAIL RoBBsEY.-We esli'e
from a latter from 'Ns
Hawk, Missi., to the l''ln
"There was mailed 9
day of August, ie49 br l'll
bill, Canal Bank of n. od
l26' dated llth Feb. Is
g. Co. N. Orleans, al'a
The sl.t July, iS4s, . se
N. O., dated June ~ \
On the 28th d July,
Rhodes, Wright 4 GO
Canal Bank N O., and "
Bank Of Kontucky q
qrst Ansnst raaa " WI
Wright & o., ] 800 bly,
orIeens-nono q which
hand. A.,,1s
II seems, therefore, W.
wrong in the Departure" ", w \,
public good requires Wy s.,,ls
lighted if possible 90 , v,
violating the law, i a' ~.
penalties thoreunto ['''''''
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29

lnh RAessA OF Tas a.
9Ia was Increasing in DIM.
sp'snsG Persons had rsosuavs
=; auu other parts Of Fnpss
1t was severely fell liz hl
and Berlin were sudsdS,
g'' than those Of Pam.
Oy cholera a day, more \
ease l' very malignant X.
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CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR,
HiN address Me people al NE times and places
l0Lloping, piE:
Congressional Canvass.
THIRD DISTRICT.

Hon, HEERE GRAY and Col. McWiLLIE, wiA
address Me Hoters Qf the Third Congressional
DssEFfes 40 Me 6uoping places:
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GOnttuEl

NEw-0hts
corros.-Tno sales
bales, and ths I''; VI,
oD' hand, 1890 bales
new crop. .,kus
NEv-oRBFANs ,iIaH
Inferior 3
V T:ldliag:.::: iO-Olg SSsssl
GoodMid'ling loss,S' .,sS
Cotton i selling iOl
for Middliug Faif' u
II .his county, q g''r
B. R. Truly, Mr. l'H'
NJ Low
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New York PoLITIcs The bunker Conven-
ton Of New York met on the 9Th instant and
nominated a full State ticket, but did not adj
journ without passing a resolution offering to
withdraw on certain conditions, One-half Of
theiSnomineeo, and support BOrnburner candi-
dates ihtheir stead.
The regular Barnburnor Convention met on
the 10Th, and we learn that the offer of the
Hunkers has been accepted and that the two
parties are now formally organized uron a
platform which admits the power of Congress
over slavery in the Territories andnin The Dis
trict Of Columbia.
The Barnburnors have agreed to support the
nominations Of tho bunker Convention, for
Comptroller, Attorney General, Canal Com
missioner and State Prison Inspector; and the
Hunkers agree to support the Barnburner nom
inees for Secretary Of State, Treasurer, Engi.
ncer and Judge Of the Court Of Appeals.
Vick8burg Rhig.
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The French Government continues 10 refuse
passports to the German refugees who are pass
ing through FradcO On their way 10 America.
Lucien Murat has been appointed Minister at
Madrid. A reconciliation has been effected
between the two parties lately in discord ID
tho French cabinet.
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10 accomplish ihisl Perhaps il would
have The desired rtfcct to institute a lior.
ticuliurai Society, whose attention should
be principally directed to this subject
Experiments tried, process and results no.
ted, &c. Or, perhaps, better still. esiab.
llsh stock company vineyard, sufficient.
ly extensive to justify the employ meat of
some competent man, one acquainted with
the business. ray Mr.. Noyes Of Natchez,
who has perhaps more practical knowledge
of this grape than any man living-Mr.
Weller not excepted. 10 five years this
stock would probably pay better than any
stock in the Union, aud be no competition
to individual enterprise, but learn us all to
be makers Of good vine, so that 1t will run
as freely Us the brooks Of Mobile. STR
them W Messrs. Editors. and We will yet
crack our $40 per bottle vine made from
this grapc.-Corfespondence Of the Fri.
bune.
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Election.

The result OF the Congressional election
IN lhi- couaty and the Dls,rici ha, 80 dis.
appointed US that We have he'd very little
inclination etcn 10 talk aheu, it full re.
igtu. have mol been received, bu, ii ia cenef.
ally concededlha, Mr. Dsbcrry has been G.
reed b, abou, 200 msjorliy A miss is SAID
II be as good as a milo. This may be all
tue. We cannol however see any propriely
10 letting q majnriiy Of over 1900 b, re.
daced by rcmissncss To 200.
b. Oates. Esq. has been re elected Coun.
Il Court Clerk by about 500 majority, and
J. D. Kerr Superior Court Clerk without
any opposition.
We have concluded 10 defer giving cur
table until next week.
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A PRECIOUS CONFESSION! AND Gu
RIOUS "REMINISCENCES.

About the middle uf las, November, just
after the result Of The Presidential election
was known, and when Locoiocosm was in
collapsed state, and would as soon utter
truth Us a fa!sehood, the New Otleans
Courier, the Southern organ Of Lacploco.
ism, after stating tina, "lhe parishes ia
Louisiana, nhich hold The largest number
Of slares, roitd The Wing. ticket uuh The
ereatea seai and unanimify," made lhls
farther mos, important confession
"The same phen 'menon occurs in 9th.
er States--in Alaboma, IN Mississippi in
Georgia Through the whole South, the
most strenuous parti=anS of Taylor and
Fillmore, hare ben The rich planters and
owners IF sIdres. With the cxcep:iors Of
South Carolina, and even in Charleston,
Holmes, the great nullfier, who refused 10
pay duties on q cargo Of sugar, was IN ia.
vor Of Taylor, although he could not swal-
low Fillmore, and was re elected TO Con.
gress in opposition to Democrat, who
was friendly 10 Cass and Butler. lT Is
KNOWN FACT THAT IN THE SOUTHERN
sTATEs THOSE WHO ARE MT ow NERs Of
SLAVES ARE GENERALLY DEMOCRATS at
least the Democratic party IN the South is
composed, IN great measure, oil that DIS
crialion Of persons. Ii s a curious con.
dllIon Of affairs, al any rate"
We would call the attention Of tho
whole South, and particularly of The Wing
press Of New o leans to the entire article.
II appeared N the Couri.sr between the Q h
and ! ) b of November last. II furnish
an invaluable commentary upon the m1.
tives which aciuarc those Democrats, " no
own no negroes 10 their extraordinary
z al for the peculiar institution =
Richmond Wig.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CAMBRIA,
seven Days Later from Europe,
ANOTHER AD7ANcE IN COTTON.

ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
On last night we received the following
despatch, announcing the arrival OF the
steamer Cambria at Halifax on Thurs lay.
The mos, cheering Intelligence rs the
Continued advance in cotton, which has
no, only gone up one eighth since the last
steamer, bu, is sii!l rising.
Ia cona quence of the advance 10 the
raw material aud a consumption greater
than ever known, THE word, of the dis.
patch, spnners have advanced hall.pen'
ny on The price OF their goods. The sales
Of the week reach &c 400 lies, mostly
bought on speculation. Tho official quo
inions BY the Board Of Brokers are as fol-
lows; Fair Upland 81 Fair Mobile 81
M'ddling ORLEANS at sd. The Market
closed firm.
BfesdsluiT. are depressed. Wes'err
Canal -Four "a %; Wheat 10; In
dian Corn 80 80. Iron has advanced
In price.
Parliament has been prorogued until TIN
9TH August. The Cholera is raging bad
IN London. A severe fight occurred II
Ireland between party OF Catholics AM
ufancemcu. in which fifty were kllledan'
sounded.
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begin to take courage. and feel US il there
was some hopes for 'em YET.
There's one thing that's very important
and see you feel very anxious about II
and that's, that we should get Glncral Tay.
lor on. somehow or other on the WIlmol
Prosiso. It's shame and disgrace, and
q crime worse than high treason, that he
keeps his mouth shet On that subject.
hope you will be abls to contrive sumo way
or other TO get il out Of him; but know il
10 difficult matter. Cousin NaLby US.
cd to have a way Of getting secrets on, Of
folks wbn they was asleep, about their
lovers and SO on. believe she used 10 do
il by stealing into the room s'yIy where
they was ssl rp, and hold looking glass
over their face, and whispering to 'em,
and they would answer any question she
asked EN-. Now, if you could get one Of
the servant, Of the White House to catch
him asleep sometime, and hold looking.
glass over his face, and whisper to him and
ask him whether he is for or oeia the VII.
mot Prosiso, probably the secre, would he
out, and our party would be safe. Ii
makes NOT Plus difference which sid(nhe
comes out on; we can Ggh, him as well
one way as tolher. The only thing i. to
get him ouI. We are ready to head him
on both lacks. Ii he comes out for the
proviso, we can run him down with Giner.
81 Csss; and if he comes gu, ogin the pro.
siso, We can run him down with Col, Ben.
ton. Bai II bc don, come ou, a, all, lam
afraid We cant run him down with nobody. !
Now, dolry aod DO your besi 10 get him
out TN the proviso. Tot ) GU see how impor.
tsT IL Is. So
so ! remain your patient bu, rather /
hungry friend.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
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No material change has taken place in
the political condition oi France.
The ilunearians have gained other vic.
tories oser the combined army Of Austria
aud Russia.
The beliefexists that The Pope will soon
return TO Rome.
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Take Notice.

TESiE Sab, crlber being fully authorize
Ia 10 close the unsettled bus ness of The
late firm of Henderson & Smih would take this
method of re specially asking all these indebted
10 said firm BY account, 10 come forward between
this and the lst of August next, and close there
accounts, either by Cash or Note and those in
debted by Note will please call and settle by Cash
soon as possible, as the business of the firm
must be closed. In my absence NJ. T, c, Ali
son viii attend to the business. And the snbscri.
ter further says TO the public tha, at the old stand
of Henderson II Smith, Goods Of ever, variety
can be had as cheap as at aLy other place in this
section of Country. Call and See.
JAS. p. HENDERSON.
Daridson College ~ c., july ,, 1919.
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National Fast.

Friday last, was observed by oil classes
ofnuf eiizsns, as DAY OF Public Fasting.
Business Of al! kinds we're suspended. and
'ha whole day wre The quiet appearance
Of he Sabbi,b. l, is certainly crediisble
10 our Town.
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Commencement Al Davidson COLLEGE

We understand ,hsl 9 large crowd at.
ieaded the COMMENCEMENT at Davidson
College. Judge S,rsnge's address i, high
y spoken Of, and csefy thing passed OF
well. A frlrnIhas ptou,ised . notice FOL
hext week.
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Goods for Market,

and hone, under liberal patronage. to be able
promptly 10 fl! all ord r with which they may be
favored,
The Goods manufactured Will consist chiefly Of
CasSimeres OF Jeans, variety of Tweed and ker
seys for Negro wear. Ii is their purpose 10 put
no Goods in market which Will not give entire
satisfaction TO the Consumer
All Merchants are authorised TO act as agents
IN purchasing u oOl, requiring i, TO be washed
and suff ,ientiy free from burrs and other foreign
Substances, 10 90 Immediately upon the Cards
which will be received at % cents per b., for III
or IN exchange for Goods at wholesale pr ces.
CARSON, YOUNG & GRlER.
Charlotte, Ju!y2. 1919. 36tf
X. G. Carson,
J A. You've,
L. A. GRIER.
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Second Auditors Office, July 20, lsl9.
O"ing 10 the numerous applications aud
complaints If claimants that agents and al
,ofneys have failed to pay over their dues
when collected, this Office has established
rule that no money VIII he paid upon a
power OF attorney TO any agent or attorney
Who has been charged, under circums'an.
ces 10 warrant belief, with Withholding
~ ,ney due 10 claim,of.
7. CLAY ron, Seco.d Auditor.
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The inhabitants OF ORrGoN, which shows
that tbe population of iha, Territory is
5000. This number includes the foreign
population, which amounts 10 less than 300
souls. Gov. Lane has issued prooIama.
lion, fixing the number of members Of
Council and House Of Representatives, 10
which each county Is eutried, and order.
ing their election on the first Monday OF
June. The election for Delegate to Con.
gress is 10 be held on the same day. BY
The census there are 500 voters in the
territory but, in consequence Of the alb.
sence If many of them in California, and
by reason Of their being some six candl-
dates, II is supposed that The successful as
piianl f,I the Office Of Delegate will no, re-
ceiye more than two hundred votes. The
rage among the people Of Oregon for gold.
hunting is greater Than ever, and both the
newspapers have suspet ded operations in
consequence thereof.
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Late Foreign News.

We are indebted TO the Editors of the
South Carolnlan far the following slip, da
ted the ilh instant:
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ANNUAL. FAIR

OF TEE
SOuTHCAROLlNA INSTITUTE,
For the Promotion Of Ats, Mechanical I1genui.
~ and Iadasiry
1.-THE FIRST ANNUAL FAIR Of the above
institute will be held 10 Charleston, commencing
on u Wednesday, 18th October next, and continue
open during the week.
Specimens of ART, INGENUITY, MCCliAN-
ICAL SKILL and INDUSTRY of every descrip-
ton Is solicited for the Exhibition, from all the
Southern States, and PREMlU Ms will be award
ed TO those press nllrg the best specimens.
As this is the trsj Tt made in The Southern
States 10 advance the "a .lapic Arts, BY means Of
an Annual Fair similar TO tidse that have proved
SO bonc fca to the Noriherh ec'anics, the Board
Of Managers earnestly solicit IN 70 aperaiion Of
all ho feel an interest in the pros. city Of the
South, and appeal to every Mechanic, hanufsc-
turer and all persons engaged in pursuits of skill
and dusiry Of whatever description, 10 send some
specimen 10 this Exhibition, and they hope that
every disrritt ii hu2 e dld at our sister States
will he represented at The Fair.
All those who Intend sending articles for exhi-
bitlon, will please give notice to l.. NJ. HATCH,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements, at as ear
ly day possible. and every specimen sent will
be carefully attended 10 and returned after the
Exhibition.
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Trrata.-Au error occurred in the nd
,eHisemeni Of Mr.. Sloan. William Ar.
cher should have been Wilson Archer.
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MANuFA RERS, N 20 Il t L Re,
AND DEALERS IN
Shirts, Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, Sfnrks
Shopider Braces. C,orats, Opera Ties, Scalfs,
Money Belts, Under Garments, Co.'s
Saiins, Linen BOsoms, Handkrrehitfs,
Hosiery Buckles, Suspenders,
Bomb1aiRos g.. SC.
The above Stock will m examination, he foun
not only Attraetire, Ertensire and FuH, bu
Chap.
Our long experience in the business and know
ledge Of manufacturing, aih tho facilities of pur
chuslng, are such that we arI confident We car
off r Inducements that cannot be surpassed by
any Hon in the city,
Particular attention paid TO or lcrs and The
packing Of Goods.
HERRICK & SCUDDER,
95 WILLIAM STREET,
Opposite P.att rect, New Y,rk.
DAVID 4 IlERRICk,
ISRAEL ". SCUDDER
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stolen Property Found.

gENliE pocket books with large proportion Of
N the notes end valuable papers which were
stolen from me on the Tth night of August 1913,
has been found in Lincoln County and returned
to me. Those who paid me during the time the
notes were missing, will please call, and will
hand over as far as attidavits are out against me-
for the same, except all the notes that we're pay
able to James Sloan, one on Fanny Archer, pay.
able to James Doherty Executor Of Stephen Ar.
cher, aud one on Wilson Archer, payable to vii.
ham Black. which aTc amongst the missing
The public are cautioned gains, trading for any
n,,c payable to James Sloan, decd as all notes
due to his estate were stolen from me on the nigh
dated above. The reward of 100 Dollars, which
was offered last August for the detection and con
viclion OF the thieves, will still be promptly pait
on their conviction. +. b. ID. SLOAN.
Mecklenburg, N. c., July 81, lS49. 3tpaid.
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fEVlIE u Session oflhe subscribers school will
n begin on Monday the LIST day of Oct. next,
u Ger INC charge of Miss Graham, at former pric.
es, va Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gcogra.
ply, Eng. Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and
History, S. per month.
The higher Eng ,ish branches $3.50 p. month.
Latin aud Music Qf,augh a. reduced prices.
Biard, SIS GO FER month.
All who wish to send TO the school are request.
cd In enter the pupil al the Isl of the session if
possible.
l.. B. WATSON,
Aug. lst 1919. y. VI. LEE,
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Trust Sale.
NEGROES.

lake, good Miner, aged about 81 years; Har-
rie', cir. about 90 years a house servant Ange-
lima aged abou, Is years. fsnny an old womsn
about As wears, and Barbara aged 3 years. Also
Hyu ,ehold and kitchen furniture, one Horse Cat.
tie and Hogs.
Terms made known on the dav Of sale.
A. ii. MARTIN.
July 81, lS49, Trustee.
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CD1rlnffr:
FIR IDA Y. A UGUST 10, 1910.

~. WILLIAM THOMPSON. ESQ., is our
sgeut in Baltimore, authorized 10 obtain advcr.
easements and subscriptions. aud TO gran, receipts
D-E. W. CARR. Esq is nur Agen, in Phlla
1sph.s. authorized TO obtain Advertisements and
procure sul,scri p,ion..
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sn.,Oi2Sa

IN this County on the oh instant, Of typhoid
fever, ROLLIN s. ALEXANDER, eldes, son
Of Mr. Eda in Alexander. aged about ! 8 years.
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Esocil Island yEa:s.i.sct0ry.

fHSllE Pfoptie'ors ofths Factory take
peasnra IN nnnnuocing TO Merchants
and the Public generally, tina, they are now fin.
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The following very proper rule has been
established al the Treasury Department.
ii will doubtless be attended with the best
consc quences
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lot na~ed Leiow will 90
a awarded for the same.
Side Of Sole Leather,
SIDE Of Harness Leather,
IC'it Skin dressed for boots
Carria re Harness,
Buggle or Sulkey Har.
ness.
Cart or Dray Harness,
Riding Saddle.
Beaver or Silk Hat.
Cloth Cap,
Mllitaryer Fireman.Car
Paif Of Boots,
. of Shoes,
g of Ladies Caters,
-" ofLadies Slippers,
Tailoring,
Umbrella or Parasol,
Hair Dresset's Work,
Gliding,
S,ucco Work.
Modelling in Plaster.
Tin Work,
lP,lnabing
Basket or Wicker Work,
Wooden Ware,
Dyeing in Wool, Silk or
Cotton,
upholster's Work,
Nantua Making,
Millinery,
Shirt Making,
Quilt,
Embroidery in Gold OF
Silver,
Embroidery in Silk or
Worsted.
Artificial Flowers,
Ornamental Hair Work,
Raw Silk, not less than
half a pound,
Manufactured Silk.
Weav wing, Hand Loom,
i" Power Loom,
Specimen of Gotta Yarn
Pair Knitted Stockings,
Socks or Gloves,
iCoacL Lace,
Gimp, Fringe and Ornas
mental Weaving,
Confectionery.
Refined Loaf Sugar,
Pottery,
Glass,
Nanufa ctured Iron,
Cut Nails.
Wrought Nails,
Gray Bricks,
Press Bricks,
Fire Bricks,
rurpentine, manufact'd,
Soap,
irallow, Sperm, or Wax
Candles,
Soda Water,
Cake Making,
Starch,
Flour,
Butter for Winter use,
not less than 10 lbs.
Cheese.
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tor the best speci me-
the next besl a 7 ploml.
For n V Inventions
crcton OF tie Commit
Articles OF all kinds
received, and premiums
Architectural Drawing,
Design for Diploma 10,
tie 50. { a. Institute,
Painting in OIL,
Z" in Water Colours.
Miniature Painting,
Pen D5awing,
Crayon Drawing,
Sculpture.
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