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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
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THESE are the times in which men look for the
do'ngs OF the world and general information, To
the rress, which is, by theby, the true path finder
Tor business men, well as those who wish TO make
every Penny count most for themselves. This be-
ing The order OF the day, the undersigned wish to
keep with the current, and at the same time give
The reader good hint which path To travel to make
ms money count most few good reasons will
sa'lsiy The reader al once why il is that they can
ano VIII sell any gentleman suit of Ready made
Ciothlng, from tile cornmonest every day suit to a
Hne sunday and superfne welding suit, cheaper
IMAM any other establishment. IN the FIRST place
then, they are able TO sell cheaper than other
establishments, because they are well acquainted
win their business They buy and sell for Cash,
and know when and where and how To purchase
| their goods. Goods well bought are half sold.''
EVEN II they had no advantages over an, one in
their line c' business, they still undersel them
because they require no large profits to make up for
large expenses. They attend TO their business them
selves, and therefore incur butsmal expenses COM
para,vely speaking, in carrying on the same. They
sell their Goods for Cash. and therefore require no
large pr0nts to make up for loss sustained by credit
sales. NO one will doubt that The Cash system,
together with small profits is the best mode of deal
my and NEST advantageous to the purchaser III
any one doubts this, he will be convinced of its
truth by calling at the CLOTHING AND VA
| RiEIf STORE, Corner of the Virginia Hotel
where he will find large assortment of all kinds
ofReady made Clothing, for Men and Boys wear.
such as Cloaks, Over Goats, Frock Sack, Business
| and Dress Coats, Pants and Vests of all dcscrp-
lions, Woollen Under shirts and Drawers all kinds
OF Shirts. Collars, Cravats, Iandkerches, Gloves,
Gaps and Hats, together with some fancy articles.
all OF which they will with pleasure exhibit for ex
animation to those who call upon them. Their pri
ces are such as will Salty every one that this is the
place to buy 7 all End Winter Clothing The sub
scrbers take this occasion TO tender to the public
their thanks for the liberal patronage which they
have thus far received, and respectfully solicit
continuance of The same
! FRANK & CO,
Corner Room, Virginia Hotel Buildings.
Stanton, Get. 10, lS49.-3m
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eVsD YECE,

4 AVlNG recently enlarged my Store room,
~ now wish to enlarge my Stock of Books. &c
but before doing SO, must ask as particular favor
OF those of my friends who are indebted TO me- that
they will furnish me with little of the ''neeclfl -
that is, they will pay he what they owe me |
eXpectto go TO Philadelphia in few days, provided
can raise the wind and do hope that my friends
VIII not disappoint me. Remember that promises
Will not pay for books in Philadelphia And as the
times are very dull hope all those who wish 10
purchase books for cash would give me a cali
ROBERT COWAN
Staunion, Sent. &c, 1919.
o. n B.-All Of my debtors who feel diff
dence In coming to see me, will endeavor 10 have
them called upon. II. C.
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o = 7 r U a RY.

DIED in Harrisonburg Thursday afternoon aot
tS: fsAscEs SMITH, wife of the Hon. Daniel Smith,
IN the 18th year of her age.
DIED at her residence Port Republic in Rock
lngham CO., on the 9th ut after brcfillncs Mrs f.
hARSSBARGEa wife OF Stephen uarusbargcr,
Esq, IN the - year Of her age.
DIED, on the 10th uIt., at the house of his son.
m-law' henry Lindsay, in the OF A1bcmarlc j EN-
NNGs MAUPlN, Sen, ~ the 10th year Of his age faith
or OF me editor OF the Iiarrsoubuig Rcpubl lie an.
DIED in Lexington, Of Scarlet fever, Which place
Mr.. James Nj Ransom, aged about years.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
Valua bic Real Estate for Salcs
LIN I&OOlxIDlaIlOGlNo

PURSUANT to Decree of the Superior Court
OF Rockbrdge, pronounced on the 10th INST, in
a cause therein depending, between Michael Con-
nell. Jr, guardian Of Mary Jane Grouse, Plaintiff,
and Frances Grouse and others Defendants, shall
proceed on the 9Th day of November next, 10 sell,
by public Auction, upon the premises, that valuable
real estate of which John Grouse Sen. died seized.
lying and being in Rockbrdge County, adjoining tho
lands OF John Firebaugh, John Buchanan, Jacob
Judy and others Said real estate consists of
tract OF 3559 ACRES, and two adjoining tracts
one containing 60, and the other 10 ACRES
L ne two latter tracts chiefly wood land and
VIII be sold separately, from the larger tract
These lands lie in desirable neiphborhood
within two miles of the Cedar Grove on The North
hivor, and within one mile and half of the road
leading from Lexington to Brownsburg They are
admirably adapted 10 the culture of grain and
grassland are in fine condition. The improve.
men's are good and substantial The widow OLA
oram Grouse uniting in the sale, the land will DO
SOLD clear OF dover rights and immediate possession
VIII be given A more desirable estate is not often
brought into market,
IERMS.-The tract of $685. acres, will be sold
on credits OF !, <, ), and years, in equal install
mentS.
The two adjoining tracts, will be sold on credits
OF and years. Cash in hand however will be
required sufficient to ray the expenses of the sale
-and bonds with sufficient security will be reuur-
ed from the purchaser, for the deferred instruments
and the titles retained till the purchase money is
paid. The sale will be in gross and not by the a
ere, and will commence at IL O'Clock. NJ
j. ID. DAVIDSON Comm
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
RICHNoND, Oct. 6, lS49.

RIcHMcND, Oct. 8, l849.
FLoUR-5j 81.
BEEF-$2} a SO gross, 81 a g. nett.
HERRrNGs-SG 50-Sbad So 90.
6i,AcoN-Virgina cured, hog round, SO.
WHEAT-New los
CoEN MEAL-G5 cents per 5ushel
WHisKEY-29 cents for Reclifed.
BUrrER-Roll l6 a lS3, Firkin, II a - cts.
PiLAsTER-Oa Basin. 81 90 per Ton.
5ALT-Sl 81 from Wharf in Store 81 Is.
JARD-FirkiU, 10. Barrels. Is Sc
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
Building Lot for safe.

0N Saturday next, at 8 o'clock before the Store
of b. Crawford, Esq, shall offer for sale. TO
,he highest bidder, a LOT OF GROUND, con
aiming near ore Acre. fronting on Frederick street.
adjoining the Lots of John Norris James Points and
George Geiger's heirs.
!Ghho.-Six and twelve months, bond and Sc
curty required Of the purchaser. and the ti;lo 70
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
MARTHA MCDOWELL.
Stanton. Oct. 10, I84o.-ft
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10

gence is 9rpardonable-sit ought to be stopped and
If nothing else will do, the strong arm of the law
ought to be invoked 1 would at any time sooner
incur the hazard Of being blown up on Mississippi;
boat, than to sit two hours in church which
has been closed for week and then opened, without
nre, tor the reception of congregation ON 4 damp
Sunday in October HEALTH.
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ADraxM1spRAToa3s SALE.

WILL be sold on Tuesday the 23rd of October.
1919. at tine late residence of James Rankin.
on Naked Creek, in Augusta County, all the PER
SONAL ESTATE of the said James Rankin.
consisting in part Of the following property TO wi,
Horses, Cattle. Hogs. Wheat, Cora, Hfy. &c,
Farming Utensils, household and Kitchen G,rni,
ture
TERMS made known on dag of sale when due
attendance will be given by
r. GRATTAN.
,4dm'r. Of y. Rankin, decd.
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NOTICE.

vRNI1E next Annual meeting of the Stockholders
- of the Valley Turnpike Company will be held
in liarrisonburg, on the 25th October, (4h Thurs
day) The Board of Directors will meet on Wed
nesday the 24th inst, at the same place.
BY order of the President.
J. S. CALVERT,
Sec'ry s. Treas. V. II. Co.
Office V. Il. Co., Oct 10, lS49-2w.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
NEUTRAL PAPERS.

We know ONO greater nuisance in the political world
than newspapers pretending TO be neutral in their pot
ical opinions We have known very many papers in
day to start out in their prosscdy neutral
they variaby have fallen into the ranks of federalism
they had gotten sufficiently established
ard the experiment And those which continue to sal
under the name OF neutral generally the
mics which the democracy have to encounter. They
never fail TO give IL stab under the fifth rib whenever
an opportunity occurs. They of guerrilla band
IN politics, which, however unprincipIcd they may be
in their common plumber Of the public, Invariably
nit their dcpreSations upon the democratic party
sort ocomnon foe, whenever they opportunity
KEN YEoMAN.
O. The above appeared in the "Rcpublican Vndi-
caor Of the Sth ult Nothing is promulgated either by
the pen or the tongue without motive. will simply
ask what the object had in view by the
editor OF the indicator in giving publicity the above
reckless and hcartcss eiusion? Without rashncss or
the conclusion, which PEASANT is the most reasona-
bic, that he designed TO injre the VrSinia Mcsscn
ger" He has doubtless been appraised of thc success
which has crowned the efforts of lis editor in obtaining
subscribers and feeling jealous he is selecting articles
from other ournalsbcng incapable of writing any thipo
new himself with the plain and os,cnsibc object of pre-
Judlcing the mind OF the public against the essenger
Other papers, the Winchester Republican and w in
chester Nirginan have kindly noticed this new enter
Prise, that OF publishing neutral paper in the VALLEY
OF Virginia From the sentiment expressed in the art
Gle above. presume that the editor of the
cannot appreciate the motive of any man no would pub
lish paper other than that Of partizan character
would say TO that editor that the editor of the esscn
GER IS man OF Truth what he says he means thro'
his veins courses other than homes blood
Cannot the automaon adv of the rights of his
countrymcn bring himself 10 an apprcciaon of tho
motives that prompt an honest man publish neutral
I paper.
FRIEND OF "MEssENoER
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ITO .EEEE$.

tour miles to the North of Staunton. About 20 A
cres of which are cleared and in good state of cu
tlvaiion, the Meadow firstTate and the balance of
the land very heavily tmhe.ed The Improvements
consist of good Log House, newly weather boa I'd
ed a new Kitchen and all other necessary improve
meniS.
TERMS. -One-half ofthe purchase money and
suhcient TO deiray the expenses of SALE in cash,
in bonds with approved security bearing interest
from date-and the balance on a credit of 9 and
. years. A good deed will be made of the land and
deed OF trust retained TO secure the deferred pay
menls FERD. S. HEISKELL.
September 90, lS49.-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
commissioners Sale of
Valuable Real Estate, i'm the Town of Lexington

n obedience TO a decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, for the County of
Rockbridge, pronounced on the 10Th day OF Septem
Der. in cause therein pending, in the name of
"Mliiier's Ex,rs, as Jacob Clyce and others" tho
undersigned Commissioners in said decree named.
VIII, on Saturday the 10Th day of November next
Con The premises) expose to sale by wav of public
auction, the iollwing VALUABLE REAL ES-
IAIE, situated on the main street in the Town Of
Lexington. Va. viz.
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NlAW GOODS
Al YvsEEY'gG 81 cos.

WI, adopt this medium TO apprize our customers
that we are now receiving. and will contin
Tie TO receive for the ensuing two weeks, our stool,
OF SEASONABLE GOODS, which for erieuf
0di7ety md chegpHess has never been SURPASSED in
this market Their stock of Goods, amounting to
nearly 100 PACKAGES, will be found WORTHY The
attention Of all buyers, many of which were bought
al AUCTION, and will be sold at prices which
will be deemed csyy lo,c, even in this market
Saunion, Oct 8 1910
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10

Miss Francis F. Clarke. of Sonington. Conn \
has recovered of Capt. Otis Pendle,on, master of a
whale ship 81 500 for breach of promise of mar
rage. The captain went to sea deeply in love, and
wrote warm letters of love to the lady on the vow
age; but for some reason not stated he cooled off
before his return when he refused to fill his con-
tract 1 ne ne damage was set at $4,000; the jury
gave $4,000, which the Judge thought too bj@b
when they gave verdict of 81 500, Which nc Or
deTed TO be recorded $50 "
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10

lHE WHEELING DIsTRIcT-The death OF Mr.
Newman has brought number of asprants IT, TO the
ie'd Tor Congress; Inc l.ocos have called Con
venon, to be held on the 10Th inst. TO nominate =
candidate. The following names will be prese n,ed
and perhaps Others: Messrs. g. w. Thonnnson.
&. W. Clutter. Oae p. NJ Jefferson r. Martin,
Presley Martin, Sherrard Clemmens, and John S.
Carlisle.
Among the Wings, the names of Charles w
Russell, Francis Ii. Pierpoint, and William Plus,
have been mentioned
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
NEW GOODS

'HNHE subscribers are now receiving thcir supply
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, com
rrs'ng general assortment of Dyy Goods, Gro
ceres, RfceaSWdre, GLASSWARE, Boots, Shoes GINS
&c, &c. Also a small lot of READY MADE CLoTu.
ING OF good quality. All of which have been pur-
chased under the most favorable circumstances and
VIII be sold at small profits. Purchasers are re-
q"eSted 10 call and example for themselves.
MCSBY s, TAYLOR.
Stanton, Oct. 3, 1S10-ir
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NEW GOODS
AT TIE OLD STAND OF GREEN & CO.

H'1E subscriber respectfully announces TO his
= friends and the public. that he is nav receiv-
ing and opening his Fall and Winter supply of
GOODS, selected with great care in the Northern
Cities, to which he invites MISREPRESENTATION
feeling assured that he can please in style, quality
and price His stock embraces IN part the follow
ing articles, viz:
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A Il THE same time and place, John Grouse
and Frances Grouse will sell at public auction
The personal property said lands consisting of
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur.
niturc;
large quantity of Grain, nine head of Horses. a
number OF Hogs, and all the stock of Cattle a mart
OF which are highly improved Durham Cows, Hef.
ers and Bulls. rbora credit will be given.
October ), 6l9.-tdS.-Pr's. fee 81 CO.
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OCTOBER IOsh. lS49,
BRECKENRIDGE OLD STAND

faNHE undersigned are pleased to give notice, tina
they are now in full receipt of their FALL
AND WINTER stock of New and Fashionable
GOODS, which comprises almost every variety and
style TO suit the fancy and necessities of their friends
and customers, and feeling well assured that their
assortment in variety, sly esand cheapness will com
pare with any oil the season, respectfully invite all
In want Of Goods ia give them an early call. Their
stock consists in part eff the following desirable
Goods.
FOR LADIES.
Rich Black Gro de Rhine Silks for Dresses and yesi,es
all Wool; French Cashncres, Figured and Satin.
striped Mousclaincs, all wool, Silk warp Popln De-
lanes, Black and Fancy Silk warp Aipaccas, from
81 ID cts. TO s. % Blue Maroon Cherry and CIar-
ret Coorcd Lyon Esc, Moorhar, Plads and Satin
striped do, Green C!arret Maroon Cherry and Blue
Tibet Merinocs. Solid Black Mousns, Solid Coorcd
Monslin, all WOOL expressly for Children's Dresses
Black and Fancy Prints, Shawls, Hosiery, Kid and
Silk Gloves, Ribbons. Laccs, Eigngs, French Work
cd Collars and Capes, &c, sc.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
general assortment of Superior Black and Fancy Co.
Iorcd French Cloths and Cassimcres, Silk and Satin
NeStings, Swansdown and Plain do, Fine Cloth and
Fur Caps Hats OF the lie and finest quality
Also large stock Of Ready made Fine De- So
and Over-Coats Pants and Ves4s surna,s;nc IN ST.
cut and make any hcrct oiore offered 10 the public
and having been bought of,hc responsible Houses
IN Baltimore and Philadelphia, will in every case be
warranted to the purchaser.
We are also supplied with our usually large as
sortmeDt OF Hardware, Queensware and Groceries,
and continue our arrangements by which we are
enabled TO supply our customers at all times, bills
OF Hardware to order, warraniing at the same time
any article to please or no sale.
We have also in Store Lindsey's, Sattinetts
Carpetings Table Linens and Sheetings, and North
ern Goods, suitable for Family purposes, heavy
Brogans, Boots and Shoes, Gum Over Shoes, Sc,
&c: COWNE s. BROOKE.
Staunton, Oct. 10, ls49
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BgsE.S'EED,

Several responsible and efficient business
men, TO act as travelling agents for the "ViR-
eINA MESSENGER" 4 very liberal per cent. will
DC allowed, and Judging from the success thus far,
such agency may be made quite profitable, the sub
sscriP'Ion list now numbering between five and six
hundred Address (post paid) DR.. J. +. KURTz.
Stanton, Va
October 3, 1895.
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FORM OF PROXY.

TX NOW all men by these presents. that we
the subscribers, Stockholders in the Valley
turnpike Company, do hereby constitute and APP
point ourtue and lawful
Attorney ans; Proxy, 10 represen. each ofus in the
general or other meetings of the Stockholders of said
Company, held from and after the date hereof, when
we are not personally present, or represented by
some other proxy, of subsequent date--wi,h full
power and authority TO give such vote OF votes and
10 90 such act or acts each ofus could give or do
as member OF SAID meetings. if we were person
ally present, and hereby raiiy and confirm what
ever vote or votes act our said attorney NAV
lawfully give Or do for US in pursuance of the au
thorlty hereby conferred upon him. Given under
our hands and seals this dav Of 1874
Names of Witness Sub. Names. No of shares
October 10, lS49-2w.
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DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT,

Adjoining the Hotel property, the lower side,
well suited for the comfortable accommodation of
small family Also the MEADOW LOT, on the
eastern side Of the street, and opposite the Hotel
WHICH will be divided into lois of convenient size
for BUILDING LOTS. This property is well
worthy the attention Of persons DESTROYS CT ennap
ing in Hotel keeping or who may wish 10 procure
eligible situations, where they can enjoy the educa
tional advantages, afforded, by the Virginia Militia
ry Institute, Washington College, Ann Smith A.
cademy, and the best Classical and Primary Schools.
plet, and Survey of the entire grounds, viii! ho
exhibited on the day Of sale
! TERMS.-The Hotel and Lot with so much
ground as may be appropriated thereto. upon cred.
It's of one, two and three years-ihe Warren I.or
upon credit Of one year--and all the other Lots
upon credits of one and two years-oxcept, so much
cash in hand as shall be required deGay the COSTS
OF sale and surveying.
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FOR GENTE,EMEHs

super; Blue, Black, Brown, Gray, and Drab Beaver
ana riot Cloths Hack Brown, Cinnamon, Drab and
owe French and Eng. Cassimercs; Superior Blue
black and Fancy French Cloths and Cassimcrcs :;
Biack Satin, Fancy Black, Brown and Drab silk and
Cashmere Vestings; Black and Fancy Cravats Black
ana Coiored Kid and Beaver Gloves Superior Silk
Ncrno and Lambs Wool Wrappers and Drawers
&c, Sc, &c, ~ - N'''
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Watches, .JeweHry, sc.
VIE undersigned is opening in Staunton, an en-
trcfy ne,o and beautiful stock of
WATCHES. JEUyErRv. &rs

consisting in part, of FINE Com AND SILVER LIE
YER, ANCHOR, L'EEPINE AND PLAIN WATCHES,
Cor Jos. johnson, Nj. L. Tobias and other celebrated
makers) Breast-pins, Finger Rings, Bracelets,
Pencils, Guards, Ear Rings, Clasps. Diamond
pointed Gold Pens. Spectacles. Thimbles, Shields,
Butter Knives and,2n assortment of Silver ware.
Having purchased in Philadelphia for Cash, he
Is enabled and determined sell at prices that will
not fail to please. BY permanently locating. and by
strict attention to business he hopes to receive a
share of public patronage.
o. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry Carefully re-
paired and warranted.
GEO. B. WRIGHT,
One door above NJ. Cushing's
Staunton July IS, IS49
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Sale Of Personal propeyty.

-TaI@A
'gNHE undersigned, Executors, will offer for sale
at public auction, on Friday the 18th day of
October next, at The late residence of JOHN Myers.
decd, portion Of the Personal Property OF the
decd, consisting of Cattle, Hogs, Horse Colt,
Wheat, Corn Oats, Farming Utensils, a Barouche
and Harness, a Plantation wagon, sc. Terms
made known on the ddv Of sale
JACOB MYERS.
CHRISTIAN KLINE, Executors
- AT the same place, and on the same day, a
variety OF ether properly will probably aso be sold.
J. NJ. s. G. X.
September &c, 1876.
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A4HIHlNNJlEION8
EsR.TeED Eg ~ We R s.

rENiE subscriber will, on the ODD Of October next
being Courtday in the town of Stauuton, of
Ter at public sale, TO the highest bidder, his FARM
called ''HUNTER's RETREAT containing ah,nt
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-10-10
"TGgE EYcEA5TGE HOTEL

large Brick Building, containing is COM IL
Portable, and conveniently arranged Rooms fSstss6
"A Public llydrant, is situated within thirty EeAhH-
leetoi the Hotel, and an abundant supply of water,
is always at hand. Also two desirable LOTS ad
joining the Hotel Lot, which the Stabling is 10
Gated Also
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iGEGUUWOI2e9 gAf5rao

WILL be offered at public sale on Thur5d-y
the 18th day Of October. at the late residence
OF George Wilson, decd, the Personal Property Of
sad decd, consisting Of Horses, Cattle. one Road
Wagon, two Plantation Wagons, and Cart and
Farming Utensils Of every kind, Blacksmith Tools,
&c, &c Terms made keown on day OF sale.
JAMES WILSON,
JOSEPH WILSON,
Executors Of George Wilson, deed
October 3, 1873.
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London correspondent of the New York Tri-
sumo states that Prince Albert has originated the
scheme (tor next Year, of grand exhibition of the
Arts and Manufactures ofthe World i'm London
Already some of the principal firms in this country
have been consulted, and have expressed their de-
sire to cooperate. Prizes-some S., OOO-are TO
be distributed 10 the sklful Of all nations, by the
hand OF the Queen Of England The show is 10
De on an unparalleled scale, and temporary build
ing in Hyde Park spoken of as its theatre. The
Indies are to be there, and America also lift pleases
IN TACT the workmen of the whole Planet are to be
invited TO decorate the Goddess Of Industry in Lon
DON