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The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03
Dounieye Sierra County California Saturday. June g. 1854

to the lucifers and took smell, and if tie
muscles Of my jaws hadn't been so tight
with fear, I'd her buisted into rcg'lar
snort Of laughin'r at seein' how he turned
up his nose and sniAled. The next mint
heretreated at least City yards; and then
I sot off another box cf the lucifers, and
boys, dar you h'lieve it>he gin to back
out! AS soon rs | felt I had him skeert,
l didn't keer crss for a whole drove Of
grizzlys. I jerked another box Of lucifers,
teched it of, and let out the most onairth-
ly yell that ever woke them diggns. and
the way t'lat bar broke ino . cante.: 'ad
hey distanced any quarter nag in Chris
tendon! He jest seemed to think that any
thin that could Ere up as easy and smell
as bad as ME, war rather delicate subject
to kick up row with. AS he was gettin
over the hill, l fairly squeeled out laughin',
and I'll swar ef that impudent mule
which was standin' behind me-didn't
snicker out too! I looked for rock to
hit her-instead of ketchin' her to ride to
camp-and the ungrateful critter sot right
Oft in trot, and left me tn walk! made
short time atwean that ravine and my tent;
for was awful feerd that my grizzly was
waitin' some place to take q second look
at me, and might bring a few older var
mints along to get thur opinion what kind
of erittur | wur.
Ah, boys! (said he, in conclusion)
Providence has helped me out of many Il
scrape; but it warn't him saved me from
the grizzly! Eft hadn't ben old Satan,
CT some Dutchman, invented birthstone
and lucifer matches, thar would hev been
an end to this crtter, and the verdict
would hev been-D;ed ofa Grizely.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03

TIE "BoULEr AsPhYxIANT. "A cor
respondent the Cincinnati Gazette states.
:" that experiments we're making in Eng
land with an asphyxiating bullet, designed
to para'yze or stupify the crew of the ship
into which it is thrown. It is now thought
by many, this species Of bullet was used by
the Russians in their attacl; upon the
Turkish vessels at Sinope. a French
engineer who was examining the wrecks,
was struck by the peculiar appearance of
some of the shattered fragments, and upon
consultation with other officers, it was
ascertained that the effects which had been
produced by the asphyxiating bullets of NJ.
Fcrtier were PRECISELY similar to those
visible upon the shattered spars at Sinope.
Fortier invented the boulet asplyriant il
1889, and offered the secret of their manu-
facture to the French government It was
refused by the Minister of Marine, on the
ground that too many methods of destroy
ing human life already existed. In 1912 the
offer was again made by NJ. Champin,
and again refused; since which time the
French government have heard nothing OF
it. The programme Of Foyticrs invention
describes it as liquid fire burning even
when under water, and destroying by
suffocation the lives Of all who happen to
be within certain distance at the time
of its explosion.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03

st. Peters Church, in Rome, can bold
$4,000 persons.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03

LIBERIA.-The population Of Liberia
now reaches 100000 souls.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03
LADD & CURTIS.
WINTERS & HEPPERLY.

WHoLEsALE and retail dealers in
w groceries, provisions, liquors. seears.
hardware, boots aad shoes. aad clothing,
together with a general assortment Of
mining tools. Persons wishing to purchase
Will do well to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. apr l-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03

I&@SESsrBLE--Mr. Meagher, who was
recently in New Orleans, was catcchissd
by Mr.. Haughton as to his opinions on
American slavery. He replied with much
spirit, that be "ho.ds himself, upon all
such questions wholly irresponsible for
his opinions. his silence, or bis action, to
Mr.. Hasghton, or to any other gentleman.
OF to the public at large, or any portion
thereof" and added that he had taken
the preparatory oath of allegiance to the
Constitution of the United States, but
three years have yet to elapse before he
can become citizen, and "that he post.
poncs till then his declaration Of opinions
regarding African slavery in America.
and every other question affecting the
joint compact and Constitution of the
several States. Boston Journal.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03
G.. F. MYERS &(
r. A. EDDY & Co.

IMPORTERS and Wholesale and Retail
L dealers in books, staple and fancy
stationery, musical instruments, cutlery.
and fancy goods, First street, one door from
D, Marysvlle. mar lS-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-03
No. H..

EsJ-JAcoB ScHSEIDERs TESTIMONY
Some of the 'b'hoys" in New York went
into Lager Beer Cellar and raised
"muss;" complaint was laid before the
Recorder by one Of the FUSED up" indi-
v;dua,s, ard when Jacob Schneider was
called to the witness stand, he enlightened
His Honor as follows:
"Den dey kick Hans Spiegler pehind
his packard kissed my dorter Petsy petore
her face. upset de store pitcher, and split
my wife end me and fodder parrels of peer
al over the cellar. Hans run out der door
and called for murder like ter tuyfel, but
pefore de watch house come, ter tam
Towdies proke US all to pieces, me and my
wife and do.ter Petsy and Hans, ana der
tam po.tles and tulnblers and plates and
dishes, oil smashed up togedder."
DG~ An urchin being sent for cents
worth of Maceaboy snuff forgot the name
Of tie article, and asked for cents worth
ofmake a-boy sneeze.
hAA The woman who undertook to
scour the woods, has abandoned the job,
on account Of the scarcity OF sand and the
high price of soap.
So GRATITUDE q man saved from
drowning in Boston, abused the man who
rescued him, because lie did not save his
hat.
GGg@ iNGESIous-A Yankee has inven
ted machine for extracting the lies from
quack advertisements.
B1~ a VOCALIST says he could sing
"Way down OF the Tar River" if he could
get the pitch.
~ An exchange says:-"On our out
side will be found man frozen to DEATH"
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NEK.JERSEY ITEMS

ARRIsTs FCR PAs.IsG SPURIOUS SiTLs tPo> fHE
B.yE OF BaTH counterfeit bank ' wnr b.
yesterday hch well e-ecsted 20 teee many =
II the M issue It
ch ndcurss MT Ia just ste It's ~
alte alton Of do
ts Of Bath Y. .ssIfy dollar bills that
hank Deputy sher1 Poe having been nfoaec thai pcrson
pAirg The bills in J.ey City gent in search OF 'n AID
caush person fnsA-ed IN before e e the ~ His uime i
W,iins Oae The ,p1ou, bills osnd b possession Il
rsnsd bv Capt Fasy OF the J.ney Cts foe iisf an
other eon n.agst in the occupation AMI he tracked
ta M 6irsrd Houss in N-w York where he crested I'M ~
NeYork police took him % Jersey Civ
TIE this rrisorf Charles Har Cspt Farley found
$40 bills this prisoner ~ u which spurious
uVon the Bank OF Bath.
Tie prisoners Rcords- sitter. - committed
them rail the t2So esch 20 the jar -
County vAit m ivy wail ID hsfior he
bill fond them al ietec April 10 iSi and
signed Constant Cork Pres srd H. T. Cork Camel Gag
Faey has 1850 w1ich he FUN upon y frsones
which he will redeem Of ese eou5ter 20 te amount
have passed by fem Tee are be
with respectable aud wealthy sies
NewYork One Of the p''ners UPON being tel
sgEarhsd ci;sD Of Ssrrcl-e raise al The none thA ~
n ssd New York BY the first fral q cars " vas in
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kaNiSRONC-on "Wednesday evening. Jus % Caroline A.,
John Arm ald daughter Ut Ohm w. HAL Newon.
n. j. ia fhe 2h yesr Of her ese -.
invited
of the Nesh Broadway olcc Saturday morning
without further notice.
DCNALDsON-on Thurrdsy Juss % Git eldest dsusfter of
James Donaldson. eyed 81 years
The relatives friends oha family tnlv invited to
h friday At O'CLOCK IRON 'Ic s-
idencs of her father No III West Naetesass st -
fSRDONOn Tharsday 2tI Inst. Abralsi ia don aged "
His relatives and friends respectfully in 'see 10 attend Ls u
neral this fda) afternoon o'clock rcTi islse residence No
4Wsst Sixteenth 80 u
HrGEMAN-On "Wednesday last Lydia IA 4, wife OF 6eotse X
Hegsmsn.
Tn. and friends the ,Sv 'pectuly invited TO
the funeral day FIR day. S5,h ir~ a. ocloc rom
No 37 Fast s' withst further inviaon
lie remains sill be taken Greenvros. .
HDNT-In broos the Ssh inst PtrT hs wie on haipn
Hrnt. n thu sist year Of her
invited aerd her funeral her late reG
d-nce No SIS STATE sauray E, r. N withoui taithsr
JIG HsONOn the nth inst .tstand Cons Gesrss Naime.
the late George Jackson ~ brk yh L. H. aed ~
wears, Iron'f8 ard 10 dnys
RASTOS In this CRY tho 18th inst Jane j. ede, sou ot
James and Many Ralson. In the 18Th yeafo'ffsa az =
Cansda papsni please copy .. -.
sMrH-A Biookyn. 18Th mss MarssIe ~ifs ofFeierics w
Smith. late % Manchester, England . .
Her raj will be attended th Fsy ehesno on from TO ~
Joraiemon 81. Brooklyn. A. 4 o'cl0A 80
WOODS this City, Mrs Jane Woods widow sot the tate tep'
Francis WOois. syed 78 years
So atner aux Esstern papers pleesr copy
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FIRES.

vestigating it,

FIRE on STATEN ISLAND.
AT about III O'Clock on Wednesday night fire broke
out IN shed in Bodines lumber yard at Casleton near
foTt Richmond. 1t spread to Pine e. Snedekers store,
destroying the entire building and a considerable portion
OF stock, total s5,ooo including carpcting drygoods
groceries and hardware Some 900 worth of stock was
secured r. s. were secured to the amos Of 80 900 in
the Richmond Co. Mutual, the Mercer Co. Mutua the
Ganifall Mutual, and the Lenox, (New.York City, Bo.
dine Brothers had valuable barn burned and 81 900
worth Of lumber, and not insured The Port Rich
mond and Casleton Fire Companies rendered very eff.
Gent services working almost necessarily from ~ o'clock
Until daylight The escape of much Of the surrounding
property was attributed to their exortions Bodnes Office
thou ii within the distance of foot from Pine snede
kers building escaped almost wholly unipured 1t is
supposed the premises fired by an ncendisry.
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hLLEDGED ROBBERY EVA CONSTABLE.

On "wednesday last man having about $500 in his
possession had the misfortune TO become intoxicated
while in the lower part of the City and fe! into the hands
of policeman Of the First Ward, who took him to the
Station House where his money was taken from him for
safe keeping and he locked up for the night On the
following morning he taken before the magistrate ana
fined after which his money returned to him and he
was allowed to depart but before getting into the street
he was aceos,ed by constable who he alleges, IN
duced him give him his money to take care Of lest he
should lose IT, lie afterwards left and this constable
banded Mr. Nesbi tho police clerk, package which he
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ASSExATIoE.-The Washington correspondent of The
Baltimore SIM details follows the gloomy prospects of
annexation
The prospect Of the annexation of the Sandwich Islands
Is also much dimmed by recent advices. The king, the
chiefs the ministry and the people who believed to
BIO in favor of the measure have become hostile
indferen. 10 IT, Their hostility 10 it has been produced
by the influence of a sefconsuted Committee of thr
teen consisting of Foreigners and few Americans, who
are opposed annexation because they wish to become
themselves the masters of the islands Even Cuba is not
likely to be Immediately acquired Fiilbusterisln has
it, nor is Congress ready to 90 for it, Under these
these measures must stand overt another
year as unfinished business
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MARRIED.

COGGsYALi-SAYER-A PhisGelrhis %; -sh ms, "
he Rev " Shoblc lIeary Co. sai 10 msis J. dassA'a
ske late George Saver. Es4
DILLOS-NEJN ILLE--Oa The - June 81 s. hos ChaFsa.
b, The RI Rev Bhop W1nwh, m. joN Oioc 10 Victoria
il. pIire Nsasiil-. both OF this Civ. -
GtlLBfET-DU FOuR-On he 1.th June. ny III Re. ~
Vincent Mr. James Guhert to Mis- hTgis' pu VOW 81 o. IN"
CITY.
KREfs-ViLLROY-On W eduesisy. June a by th- Rev y
Few M kr-r- Mss Char, q. A Ntoy, vi 81 his
Civ 81.
GRAHAM-SrOFiYEDOn " edns -fyv June e. A. the thrrch
Ardrrw V7iden the Rev james sew.yt James 8rs
h.n E.q Mary E. Cssser VI the s'r osorss
q sco,r!d o. the torrler rlsce.
CHOOSMAkE R-on the 2s s5s1e a. me restsaee o.
brides father Rev Thomas Sawyer nr John Post %
seneca Ontario Miss Adelaide l. use eend daasher %
Samuel Sehooumaksr VI this City
Ontario and Ulster County papers please COY - .
YER vOLEN-w sRRELL-in Christ, Church PoussAeep:,s
Y on Monday 9h June BY the Rev samuel bse d.
Jossph " Ser Voeu this City Mss Nay WssTe dsushe
of W m Ns.rel Esc. " PousBkeep,ie. =,
WINANT II ARIt NGTON-On Ti1slsyf June a. at No "
.his City BY the Rev Psr'sns Ho'ey Son"%"~
Ninant. Jr. n Sarah 4. Darlington, si OF IL sSny
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THr WETtSs or THE ATLANTIC Aso ERu.-k seems
the idea Of raising these wrecks has not been abandoned
and that the statements to ha. effect which have Of sts
appeared in different papers are erroneous The Bs6as
( GnrsmeTc!c! Of the s>th says:
Tbe Atlantic lies on bottom OF slate rock snd gravel,
All there is no sand around il Tor sofce dstspce The
Wink lie. clear Of everything an acrcs, ridge of rock
wh;b -sises her stern some hight shove her bows Al
spots around her there pits apparently ned with clay
but no app .rpnce Of sand far 50 Mr. Green from
whom W. receive our .nformaton has examined. The
efforts to recover the rnoy snd raise TIE wk hsve not
been discontinued hat the contrary Omach has 2sea
built bv Mr. Green and Msssrs. Wells uOwcn OF Dos
ton. Is in readiness for use win s'a !. IN
tended TO attempt raise the wrecks oo: OF me @ ana
Atlantic. We learn that the machine - Ingenoasy ue-
vsec ana well constructed and experiences persons place
mach confidence in its The weahsr alone ha~
prevented the COMMENCEMENT; 81 operations, as everything
has been in readiness for days As s,on a. settled
calm weather arrives the attempt 10 raise the Bic whss
be made and then Nr. Gree. ard Ms associates VIII z, ="
work the Atlantic. Mess,s Wells 4 Gowen are TIA
parties who removed the wreck Of tie L. ; steanrgae
Missouri from the hsrbor 1T SbrsitA and NJ" elm
ploycd or the Humboldt az Halifax
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COlNlNk'RCYAL MATT ERS


Reported the " Y. Tribune ~ .Ies,a Fry Thomas
Flint n ord-s County g. - cash g III 900 Candes
Ambsy IS 49, b5, 800; $1,000 ses Phbs f b. 9o 5000
srsq Ctrs De- Si lG Penn - III 10 do ~ Edo 80.
~; a8 Reading QR 50 do ssh J3 II 49,, 100 10.
,yu do Lont INana. cash. lll 200 Union
1872 Beaver Meadow X r. b5 7i Bank o North
America, ~. I Bank Of Penna.. i2O
~ p Mechanics Bs1k,
cash 80. $500
Sec nd Ioo,d+l Camden Anboy RI Co. 80 39i ~ 100
Reading x H. g. TO- BIS ~; 81 go io bjun Ts $1,000 susq,e
hanna Csnal Gs SO 10 iiasbarg T. a. ~ Breeding r. 81
39i 200 d. - 3s 80 Union Canal t; 100 Long Island RB,
case l. PENN. r R., AZ; 50 Girerd Bspk sswn, ~.
Penns S5l 100 Morris Canal cash i2s
100 Reding r. L. days 39 81 sch Nav Pref s. j 100 Le sh
Zinc. IL
I2 Pennsylvania eat BID e asked Reading Railroad 80
bonds 10 77E bid 78esked do Mortgage g. 80
s9 bid 81 asssd Pennsylvania Railroad on ~ bid al asked
~ bid III asked; schryk NayzEtoDts 49, Isl I'd,
bid, asbsd do Preferred 30 bid SIX
asked Long Island i bid l2 asked vcssur 10 bid aked,
Gsra Bank ~ bid @ ssed Lei ga Zinc bid u ssssdi Un's
Gan. hi ila..~d
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Pour or FIVE Apache Indians were seen lurlin. nesr
town day two ago. Oar citizens Shouts be TIER
guard, noi leave to town unirss they arrsN
Assassination or ESSis = NACGHAS.-Nr. Efrs,~ J.
Vaughan murdered on the 9Th of May under the fol,
lowing circumstances:
Mr. Vaughan kept store at bc Real del Tuero p rla
Ger abou; hiiysix miles fo," Snia.Fe and wa. pnc-
psly ergc.d in trading for goa Win the miners N the
placer. II was Americas resident at thi- Placer
except himself
ON the nich 81 the 18Th inst the rr.r.re. u,.t hav.
ekod abundance az his store after ne had closed the
night, lac found but partially dressed a candle
placed near the head Of his bed in adjoining the
store and SOME newspaper lying it, though ne ind
been reading when the call knock had been made the
door lie opened the door probably recognizing the voices
OF those applying io entrance, of persons IN whom he
had confidence.
Immediately upon their entrance the assasns must
have struck him two blows with held in the hand
on the temples the forehead both Of which fractured
and sunk the skull ;he mEgdCroTs HAD then seized
BELONGING 20 Mr.. Vaughan, Standing in the with
which they had struck him three biovs, the side
and one OF The hack of the head each blow had buried
the az up the hcye ia the heat The murdcrer> rob-
bed the house Of sis9 OF gold and coin, and
few articles Of goods locked the door taking With them
TIE key No notice received OF the murder a. Santa
Ne oil ihe 18TH, the third day after Several Americans
repaired a. TO the spot and fond the romans of the
murdered insr ~ above described The house yet
closed when they arrived and Sad 10 be broken OPEN
The murdered had then been more than three DAYS
lying in his own blood
No certain clue mas yet been obtained rs TO the muir
derers tsopgh suspicion is ewaic, and trust the Gov
enors proclamation found III another column VIII arouse
HtFe- 81 me NiscreanS.
MIR. Ennis j. Vaughn was native % Kentuoky whece
he emigra.co when quite young with his father 20 Mis-
sou from tina, State the father and again et
grated abou, the year 1877 this Territory where the
latter has principally resided up TO the day of his death.
In New Mexico, while Mexican province, he was
gagged in ,srous occupations and under the Government
established by Gen. kearrey after the conquest in 1916,
be held the then important and truly difficult office of
High Sheriff Of the County of Santa Fe, the duties of
which he discharged in highly credabe 10 him
self and greatly TO he benefit Of the community.
The leading prominent characteristics of the deceased
integrity, honor truth aud courago-quaities which
had greatly endeared him 10 all who knew him best. His
death leaves space among the few Who'll have been always
with las that cannot be supplied.
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FRoM HAv1I.-By the Clara Winsor, Capt. Button, we
have Hayiisn papers TO the lih inst.
NJ Siiaonse one of the most intelligent citizens and a
prominent lawyer Port-au Prince died the lst inst.
of consumption the Goth year Of his age. He resided
Haytian Government during the administration of Mr.
Fillmore. and commended himself to all with whom he
brought in contact by his accomplishments hiS
banty and his dnteresed devotion TO the highest inter-
Gets of bis country and class.
The able Mossa has addressed circular 10 his people
denying that Hayti schismatical hereiical and
pointed TO the evidences of vital pcty and loyalty to
the succession of St. Peter exhibited by the people of
Portan- Prince during holy week.
Coffee quoted for tue week preceding the lit at
81 IS at Por;auPrince DoublOons at Jacme quoted
at So ~.
The American briggs Parker Maria and Croton of New
York and Ocean of Boston, in Port Prince when
the Clara Winsor sailed. Evening Post.
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there a. an active business Stocks 10 day with gen
orally an improved feeling in the Pances. The bears do
net seem disposed operate with much energy be-
fore although still selling freely, and the street
appears feel mat the worst has been in the Stock
market for the present at least AT tie Second Boari the
market closed firmly although otquitesustaned at morn
ing prices. Ere left off at 63, an Improvement OF
cent. 2eading 77l having been 7si Hudson River G2i
HsreB 45i. Nicaragua continues very firm and cold at
27 The sales Of Cumberland large and the price
firm Il 81. Sow-York and Sow-liaven fell of ~ soi,
bu, recovered sl The great fall in this stock seems
scarce justified by the annual report just published.
The damages for the Norwa disaster had been settled,
excepting IN four cases. and the earnings of the Road
showed il to have been sufficient for u cent dvi-
deud but for those extraordinary damages. Michigan
Southern sold at ssh Northern Indiana ss Cleveland and
Toledo "a Cacna and Chicago, 1874. In Railroad Bonds
the business has been fair AMI prices firm New-York
Central s5 Illinois Central 75l; Erie I'd Mortgage par
Incomes, ga.
In Mining Stocks there war e moderate Business at
abou, preyious prices Ne1Jersey Zinc fell of to 81
buyer sixty. There current report that the tile Of ue
Company to these mines i, denied by the hers OF LORD
Sterling who it is stated, when he sold the tee OF tne
properties reserved the mineral rights Il H. however,
claimed ths, the lands have since been sold ior aAe ~
that a good title was thu obtained. A new movemehn
ket has advanced from 81 to -! share Inc move
uent has taken place upon some arrangement "''n u
English Company, by which large royalty ootainea
on machines sold to California There has been cnans'
in the Board Of Directors. Inc p.re .a-n
D NJ s,r,,,on President; Samuel MITCHELL a. L'""c'
= rdav +. H. KimbaIl If. Berdan and 'o''"ihA"
Trotter. . .;u Anil bns q hotter de-
ine next week when some dividends must
manu- = sterling is 9issi; Francs, s.l3tS3nt.
Continental r. bills quite heavy.
The bu.Des. in Frsghs is limited. ToLverpoo' 1000
bbI, Flour 2 Grain 3d. asked 800 bales Cotton 7-3zd
200 hhds Tallow, &C., 2Ol. To Havre 800 bbk Flour,
co., the frst shipment since February. Cotton &c. To
Bremen 20 hhds Tobacco 1915, charter "" made
from ST. John to London for Deals .; &c i7l6.
The receipts at the ssb-Treasury are sllo,7o; pay
roepts sl0s ga; balance, 9s4, 326. The GsdsSea
Treaty appropriation having passed both Houses o. Coo
gres. the disbursements win be very large from the Sab
Treasury during the next five or ten days Pr'haay 'as
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said contained money which belonged 10 man who desire
t,obe left with him Cor safe keeping In the eoue Of IN,
day the called upon tie clerk for his money and
was handed the package which opening he found to con-
tain only s2o whereas he says it contained $500 when
he gave 10 the constable Mr.. Nesbitt has made an a
dsvit TO the effect that when be returned the package he
had not previously opened it, and must therefore have
contained the exact amount when he received il Mos,
Of the money was in gold coin The matter has been
brought to the notice of Recorder Tlou who Is now in
vestgafing it.
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The NEw. YORK STATE FAIR.-The American Institute
and the NewYork horticultural Society will unite with
the State Agricultural Society in the Fair to be held at
Hamilton square the 3d. 4h 9Th and 9th days of Oco
Der The amount Of premium offered exceeds 5000.
II intended make this of the most interesting and
important exhibitions ever held in this country.