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BLACkISTONE,S PAVILION.

THIS PLACE OF RESORT WILL BE
Il open on the ID day OF July for the &C -
commodation Of visitors. The subscriber -
has engaged first rate Cotiliion Band for.&&-
the season, and with his large and spendid Bali
Room offers vast ind Clements TO the lovers Of the
with all The Injuries OF the Potomac, and his Bar
with the choicest liquors.
This is known to be one Of the healihiest places
the river being situated between Blackstone 8
and ST Catharine's Islands.
There will be a celebration on the 4th q July,
and Ball and public Cotillion Parties on Thurs
day, oath July, Thursday, 7th August, and Thurs
dsy 2lst Of August.
The steamer Alice Price will land passengers
during the watering season on Tuesdays ard Fri
days going down, and will stop for Passengers on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, on her return trips.
Board-Sl per day FOR q week or longe,; 81, rs
less than week
je 25.2m GEORGE. w. BLACKSTONE.
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~ There are 800 visitors at the White
Sulphur Springs, Va, 80 at the Red Sweet,
and 20 at the Blue Sulphur. .All are filling
up rapidly.
I About ninety Mormons, driven out from
Beaver Island, arrived at Chicago last Wednes-
day, in state Of restitution. Others were
landed at Milwaukee and Racine. They were
compelled to leave their property behind them.
r. A small piece of paper or linen mois-
tened with spirit of turpentine, and put into
a bureau or wardrobe for single day, two or
three times year, is sufficient preservative
against moth
MISERABLE WRETCHEs Young ladies with
new bonnets on rainy Sundays.
A witness in bribery case.
A young doctor who has cured his first pa
tent, and has no prospect of any more.
A star actress with her name in small let
tiers on the bill
A confirmed novel reader who finds the ca
tastrophe torn out.
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DIED,
ant. ADA b. daughter Of w

On the 21st instant, ADA b., daughter Of w.
and Lucy Campbell, aged years and months
The friends and relations are spectfully invited
TO attend the funeral to- morrow afternoon the 22d
instant, ats O'Clock, from her late residence No
37i 18th street west.
In Georgetown, on the 20 instant, SARAH
HARRIET, intent daughter Of John w. and
Sarah Jane Whstzil, aged one year and two
months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 6
O'Clock, from the residence Of her father, on Mar.
ket street, between Third and Fourth The friends
Of the family are invited to attend
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

HNRUSfEE'S SALE OFV ALUA l. z
Il Building Lot at the csrner of A street
norths and sth street east mt Auction.-On
FRIDAY, the 25th instant, shall, In front Of the
premises, at 8 O'Clock p. m, lot No !, in square
No. s96, having front north street Of SO feet
running on the line Of 9Th or Garrison street east
SO feet inches, containing S ,53s feet inches
This property Is handsomely located being a
corner lot in rapidly improving Part Of the city,
East Of tie Capitol.
Terms One half cash balance in 10 months
the purchaser to give note for the deferred pay
given and deed oftrust taken. Title indisputa-
Die. T.. WHEELER. Trustee
JyN-d A. GREEN, Auct'r
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Later from Havana

NKw YORK, July 81 The Quaker Civ
from Mobile on the 5th, via Havana arrived
this morning She left Havana on the eve
ming of the 18th.
There was no political news Of Importance.
The clipper ship Warhawk, from Swatow
landed a cargo Of 56S coolies, and ~ died On
the passage, FROM suicide and disease.
The yellow fever prevails to extent in the
environs Of Havana, though there has been
but few cases in the city.
Gen. Concha is down with the fever
Sugars are less active. Stock on hand
900 boxes Exchange on New York and
the eastern cities 6!a7t discount. On London
4a5 premium
Inc Quaker City brought $50 passengers
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NOTICE.

EEN- WALTER JONES AND CHARLES
N LEE JONES have removed their ONCE 10
No SOC, street, between Sd and 4th streets.
Charles Lee Jones will practice in the Supreme
Court Of the United States and ali other courts
held In the District Of Columbia. Gen. " alter
Jones, though mostly retired from general prac-
tice will unite with him and do his best 10 ad-
vance the success Of clients by written statements
and arguments, and by all other Heedful and
n,oneY eYertions iy Sim
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

OK NEW HOUSES AND LOTS ON THE
~ Island At Auction.-On MONDAY. the
2lst instant, shall sell, In front Of the premises
at O'Clock p. m =, Lots g, 9, and part OF Lot :,
in Square No SIS, with the improvements, which
are six new two story Frame Houses, containing
good rooms each, and will be sold separate with
fronts on the east side Of Sd street west, between
south F and streets
Terms One third cash balance In 6, ~, and
1S months, for notes bearing interest T. ON day Of
sale deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Ditle indisputable. A. GREsN,
jy 14-d Auctioneer.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, July 2l.-Flour is dull; sales
of $500 bbls; good State Sc 10; super6ne Ohio
Sc 20; standard Southern 81 80.
Wheat is firm; sales Of q. 900 bushels south
ern red 81 20; Southern white 81 so.
Corn has advanced; sales Of 30 900 bushels;
Southern mixed Gle.
Pork has declined; sales of $50 bbls.; mess
S2l 80 Beef is firm; sales Of $50 bbls Chi
cago re-pscked SIl. Lard is buoyant; sa1es
Of 200 bbls at 12lc
Whisky is dropping; sales Of 100 bills; Ohio
40c
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT Ar AUC.
tisn.-On SATURDAY, the 18th instant. I
shall sell In front Of the premises at O'Clock D.
m part Of lot No. 1, in square No. II. fronting
GO feet on New Hampshire avenue. next to the cor
ner OF street north, running back at The average
depth Of rs feet.
The above described lot Is little no tn east of
the circle; the flag will designate the place.
Terms One-third cash balance in six and
twelve months, for notes bearing interest from day
Of sale A deed given and deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable. A. GREEN,
Nv 2l-d Auctoneer.
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ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
-ATIONAL LIME KILNS AND THREE

BY 4. UHEEN, AuctlOhetf.
NATIONAL LIME KILNS AND THREE
~ Lots of Ground at Auction.-On THURS
DAY, the oath instant, shall sell in front Of the
premises, at O'Clock p. m the property known
as the National Lime Kilns, with the three lots
on which they stand being lots No. 2, 3, and 4,
feet Of ground, on which are four fine lime kilns,
with commodious sheds and every other conven-
fence.
This property Is at the corner Of north ID ard
Doth streets west and New York avenue.
Title indisputable
Terms: One-ffth cash: balance inc, ~, IS,
81, 80, and 90 months; the purchaser to give notes
Sf ne delerled eeag interest," s 81 from
taken A GREEN,
tyl5 d Auctioneer.
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To HOUSEkECPERs.

w the citizens Of Washington that we are
prepared to receive all their second hard stoves
for storaee, repair, new line and clean them al In
good order for fall use, and put them up wht n
called for, at moderate cost Send them In soc
next door TO G.. Woodlands old stand, NO. 3lc
Penn. avenue, between 10Th and 1lth street .
iy 1857 G.. WOODWARD & SON.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
II, OF A r va. r DR. W RRICK

SADE OF AT"O.STOhY BRICK HOuSe
~ on the lsland.-On WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, the 23d instant, al 6 O'Clock, will sell on
the premises. part Of Lots6, in Square 23i, two
story Brick House, contain ng SIX rooms and a
kitchen, and wood house, all in good conc
containing about 1900 feet Of ground.
Title indisputabe.
The property is situated on 18th st between
and streets Island.
Terms One-third cash the balance in and
IL months.
jy16-6t A. GREEN, Auct.
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DUrOMAC HERRING

DUTOMAC HERRING
100 bbls No. Potomac Herring, packed es
pressly for family use.
In store and FOR sale low by
a. WILLIAM Al. CRiPPS,
81 Louisiana avenue, between 6tn
je 2S-eol2t and 1th streets
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, July 2I.-Flour is steady; How
ard street and Ohio Sc rs; new City Mills 81.
Wheat is unchanged good TO prime red
50asl57, andgood to prime white 81 Goa
81 %. Corn is very irregular; white is selling
at 60a65c., Yellow 62a64c.
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i About 100 tons transparent ICE, frozen from
pure srring water for sale, either II is deiv-
cradle in the city. Apply at Locust Hill Farm,
7th street road near the frst toll gate. jy I7-lw&
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Financial

NEW YORK, July 81 Stocks are dull. IL
linois Central shares 1861; New York Central
92t; Pennsylvania Coal 1922; Re1dins 9li;
Virginia 6's 93i; Missouri 6's s5l; Illinois
Central bonds 923
Sterling exchange is dull.
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TELE0RAPHIC NEw6
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING rELEsRAPH.
Extensive CONFEDERATION

rHILADELrHrA, July 2I.-The large saving
nnu planning establishment Of Nsylor & Co,
Broad street, below Wallace, was destroyed
oy hre about six o'clock this morning All
"a. 1ne noors were occupied by different tenants
was insured
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~ TRAPS at g. FRANCIS'S,
iyF 400 Seventh 50.
NOTiCE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING bills
against either Of the Offices Of the first and
second Comptrollers Of the Treasury, the Com
missioner Of Customs, the first, third, fourth and
nth Auditors OF the Treasury, the Treasurer OF
the United States, the Register and Collector Of
the Treasury, and the Light House Board, for
Stationery, Blank BOOKS, binding or other con-
tingent expenses, are hereby notified and quest
ed promptly TO present the same for paymtn nj in
duplicate properly receipted, four days before the
end Of every month, in order that they may be
included in the disbursinp agent account for
erwise payments may be DELAYED 10 the end Of
the next succeeding month.
i. ID. COLMISNII,
jye Wv Discussing CLERK
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EAUZE UNDERSHERTs AND DRAW
VI ers.-We have just opened a further supply
Of
Gauze Merino Shirts and Drawers
Do cotton do do
Do silk do do
Making our assortment complete.
A good assortment Of Ladies' Gauntletts, with
our usual supply Of choice Extracts, Soaps, CO.
Iognes, &c, at STEVENS'S SaleSroom,
jv19 Browns Hotel.
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(NDER VINE9AR.-
" Fifty (50) bbls. pure juice Of the apple, for
sale. Apply at Locust Hill Farm, 9TH st road /,
near the first toll gate. jy 17-lw*
WIRE DISH COVERS. FLY BRUSHES,
w Feather busters, Baskets, Satchels, Carpet
Bags, &c, at the House furnishing Store 400 1th
street. jy7 G.. FRANCIS.
Potomac PAVILION. JuLI6.
OTICE .-EXCURSIONS BY STEAM
~ boat between the 9th OF July and 18th OF Sep
tember being offensive to my patsons, duly give
notice that they will no longer be permitted to
land. w. w DlA,
iy saw s.sr.tr Proprietor.
r ADIEA, RIDING PONY.-FOR SALE,
IL at the Union Hotel Stables, thor -
ough- bred spirited, but gentle riding ~
pony, q hne style and only only three s ,sas "
ern Horse, quick, gentle and thoroughly broken
% Or saddle Also ,1 one sOfEy and Han,
uph,y b,oken to harness or saddle, good stvle
and action spirited and very gentle suitable for
ply to HIRAM WRIGHT, Union Hotel Stables,
Georgetown, VH-iw
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CROSSE q BLACkW ELL.
Purveyors by Appointment to Her Msjesty
the Queen.
lust RECEIVED FROM LONDON AND
" now opened at the subscribers store
Crosse & Blackwell's assorted pickles
Mu broom Catsup. Saho do
Walnut do, Ssyer's Relish
Beef Steak Sauce, Julia Say
Sir Robert Peel do, Reading do
Lea Il Perrisses Worcestershire Sauce
ESSENCE Anchovy
Caes Jeletine, Anchovy paste
Herring do, Jars Table Salt
Luchnom Chutney
Orange Marmalade and other Jelleys az No.
47i Penn avenue JONAS LEVY.
Wine, Liquor, Segar aud Grocery Store.
iv 10-1w
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
COOD TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE

2ist instant shall sell, in front Of the premises,
at OK O'Clock D. m. part Lots NOS 10, and "a, In
" street west Of IL feet inches, running back
lib feet 10 ieches to wide alley, with the I'm
Provements, which are a good two story Brick
House and kitchen, stable Tor three horses, aud
hay loft, wood shed
This property Is handsomely situated fronting
on the east side Of \ street west, between Wiz
gil.ia avenue and south street
Terms S40O cash balance In one, two, and
three ears, the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from day Of
sale deed given and deed Of trust taken.
jy 1927 A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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p. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles In
this line at very low prices constantly inland.
jy 1S-1y
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WATCH RETURNs.-Western lock up-Cases
returned July Goth, disposed of by Justice
Drury: Martin Antoney, disorderly work.
house 30 days. Samuel Polk, colored, out af
ter hours fine and costs WIN. Parker, col
Ored, do; do. Central station, before Justice
Stevens Aaron alias Pink Coakley, colored
disorderly; fine and costs George Washington
Gaines, eOlored, do do.
To, day Michael Lamb, drunk and disor-
derby; workhouse 80 days. Chas. Dynes,
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What 1;ennnd Women are.

The London Review. in answer to the ques
ton, "What is man says. "Chemlcally
speaking. a man is forty five pounds Of carbon
and nitrogen. ditfused through five and half
psilfuls of water.
In answer 10 the question, What Is wo-
mani" bachelor wag says "Mechanical!y
Speaking, a woman is one hundred pounds OF
Hesh aud blood. two pounds of silk. ten
pounds of cotton, and one pound of whale
bore with "a indefinite amount Of tuss and
feathers"
Theodore Parker-the somewhat unbelier
ing dirine-takng vegetable view of man,
maintains that his cultivation is as noble and
praiseworthy science as the cultivation Of a
cabbage
And taking an animal view Of the mater,
We may add that man is undoubtedly 'tl.e
paragon OF animals" for he can do what no
other animal can-thas is, snuff tobacco,
smoke tobacco. chew tobacco, and, after suf-
feient practice swallow tobacco-juice! We
do not believe that even palecat, by any
amount of practice. could overcome It's natur
II disgust for tobacco in any shape .--1Ionth-
iy RQ,nboU.
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one OF ,n Devii..

/. Some OF our readers we presume. are aware
tha, the devil is as necessary ii not az I'M +
portant parsonage in printing Once as ne
I. IN those regions where the fire IS supposed
i be much hotter than that which the Rus
san General described as being internal. at
Il. storming of Sevas,opol. To be sure. IN
fhs nrintine office, the devil is at the tail of
,aairs. while in pandemonium he is at the
hesd In tie one place he is ruled by all
-hile in the other he rules all But, notwith-
,t.ndnp almos. every one in this highly ia
rorsd land, where all kinds of knowledge are
~ generally disseminated through the agency
a q free press, has heard Of the existence of a
. .printsr's devil We are nevertheless inclin
ID 10 .hink there are many people even among
those who are pretty well posted up on the
,ubiect of 'demonology.' who are not aware
,b.t there is such being as 'lawyer's devik'
Such. however. is the fach. Characters Of
dis description are to be found in Great Bri
tsip. and we presume there may be some OF
the same sort in this country. The duties
q this demoniac individual, It appears. are
pnore Iaborious and wearisome. than tiend like
and internal. He searches out precedents
and cases in point. in the statute books for
some more favored limb of the law who is
blessed with such a superabundance of prac-
ice thai be cannot himself well find time to
perform that kind Of drudgery. In other
words, lawyers devil is one of these un-
fortunate fellows who is doomed to do pretty
much all the shaking. while the bird is
caught by his more successful legal brother.
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a NICE DISH FOR BREAKFAsT-Take
one egg. and beat it up; add a-tea.poonf1l of
salt pour into it about two-thir1s Of a pint of
water, then slice some bread, dip it IL, ard
fry in little butter. Serve warm. and you
will find it an excellent dish.-JIicAfgas
Farmer.
~Gsnius viii always work itself through.
SAID the poet when he found his eoa. was ozs
at the elbows.
s~- II you wishto sttrsc. atses,ion. 60
into church. some sunday, after services have
begun. in pair Of rew. squeaking boots. and
parade up tie broad aisle.
~ A Yankee edito, says: THE march
Of civilization il onward-onw ward-like the
slow but intrepid tread Of . jackass towards
peck Of oats
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED 3Y Iaa
aTne G0uIty Agricultural Society,

At is next Annual Fair, 10 be hel3 at Caml-ds City,
o wednesday, Thur.i.y -iiay the 18th, 18th
aad ie;i. days Of September, 1885.
sB- All articLes TO be entered on the 10Th.
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CLASS 3. No. ;.
Horses ses saddle.

Best Geldins nare, without regard speed,
Silver Cup, al a8
oI do Do DO, do do do %
Best Trottins Horse q Mare, d., u 90
ID Do do 90 d.. lie, 60
{ WA BrNNELL, Fayette co.
dovanai itfee 5. LAckEY. Wayne CO..
I WM. c. RusH, Franklin co.
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o.rp JOB DEPARTMENT,

ssy-HAs reesntly been Gttcl Pr = - tAe iaIes
W. such ~ Books. .anpgt- Circulars, Bins oeFds
pa.ters e. Printing done N fancy yceerod INKS, NitG
.satnsss and 6espsse. Or1sra Thankfully reeelye anu
.snrorllr atten3g gl TO- Address. HOLLOWAY Co
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NJ +. Hull,
Committee ELInU Cox,
Rev. y. BUssEY.
CL a IS G.
q ain Gro p s.
CLASS II.
Butter and Cheese.

Best 0 lbs Butter. Silver Teaspoons.
81 10 10 do do ......-........ T. Sugar Toags
Fest Cheese not less than 10 lbs. Silver Teaspoons
II 10 60 do do 10 do 49,. s. Sugar Tongs
{ Mrs. NICHOLAS HIPEs,
Committee : Mrs. JoHN HUTCHINSON,
I Mrs SOLOMON MEREDITH.
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Considerable interest was felt IN the discus
sion between +John and Mr.. Brooks, of New
York. relative to the worldly blessings of the
Archbishop, and the result of the investiga-
ton astonished every one. fJohn is not the
only wealthy Bishop in this country.
To show the astonishing examples Of prela-
teal wealth, with their astounding grati6ca-
ton of luxuries and pride, at the present day.
let us here. as little specimen, present the
following:
The Bishop of Cincinnati, $4,000, ,ooo;
Bishop of Baltimore. Sl,0oo,oo0, Archbist-
op Hughes. sic 600, 900; the Bishop Of New
Jersey has immense property; Bishop
Agar of Cashel. Ireland. 100000 Bishop
of Clogyer, 81, 800 600; Bishop OF killole,
$500, 600; Bishop of Armagh. 81. 500, 900;
Bishop of Ranphoc, 81, ESQ, 900; Bishop Fow
Ter. of Dublin. $3.50. 900; Bishop of Tuanl.
Sl.e5o, 600.
Is not this q truly curious and strange
spectacle: Thousands of poor fanished
Catholics, In all the cities Of these Bishops.
are suffering in wretchedness and begging in
want, and these lordly priests are rolling in
their luxurious millions.
In this connection it will be well to give
the salaries of the English Bishops.
The salaries OF the Archbishops and Bsh
ops of England. as exhibited by the returns of
Parliament, are % follows:
Archbishop Canterbury, $1,000 or $50, 900
York, 10000 or $4,000
Bishop of Durham. 1900 or $4,000
London, $4,000 or 10000
Winchester, $4,000 or 70, 900
Ely. 10000 or $4,000
Nine others on an average, 5000 or 25,0oo
The rest au average, 5000 or $4,000
For year and a half there has been no
va ancy on the Episcopal Bench, but IN the
next year and half there will probably be
five vacancies. II one man should be the
ADVISER Of the Crown for the next eighteen
months. ON him viii probably ievolye the
responsibility Of selecting almost one fifth Of
the whole EpiScopscies Of England.
LIBERArIoN OF SLAVES. The New Orleans
Commercial Bulletin ,ells that cases of the
voluntary emancipation Of slaves are contin-
ualiy occurring in the courts OF that city, aud
that the slaves thus liberated in almost every
case, fully vindieate the good policy OF their
emancipation. The Bulletin SAYS:
MANY OF these slaves thus SCI free become
the owners Of property, and some ol them
even rich; .4l singular as It may APPEAR,
many q them become in turu Shareholders .
IRe mode OF legal emancipation IN New
orsaas Is somewhat peculiar. Every case
must be decided on bys jury of twelve slave
Aeid-rs. Il must be the voluntary act of the
owner who must prove 10 the satisfaction OF
she JiEy shat the slave Is OF good chsrBc,e,
aud cSpsh.s Of self support. In other South
srn States sae .emaaci patton Of Slaves is entire
ly prohibited
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CLASS ID. No. 2.
Tat Hogs.

Best lot of Fatted Hogs, less than Eve. bat in
ciude ali Of the person feeding, SIl Cup 80 CO
ID best lot Observation-Disclosures. do 90
Sd do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. do 90
The AMI gross weight be furnished also the
and kind of stock and Of feeding be furnish
ed committee at the annual meeting oi the Board.
Committee Farms.
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Best general selection Flowers Silver Teaspoons
Do specimens Roses - Dey ling's Land. Gardener
ID collection FIow'E Shrubs. do do do
30 do Eycrgreens, 10 do do.
II oz: Boluet Sugar Toags
Mass MALISDA LoDER,
Com pssttee Mrs. Z. 8 AVERY.
{ Ms. SANFORD LAcKEY.
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{ RICHARD HUaBARp.
Corin{ttee : SOLOMON BILLHrMER,
JoHS COMFY.
GLASS X.
FRUITS.

Isaac kIsLEY. Henry co.
Committee NATHAN HUDDLEsToS.
(JoHN WALLACE.
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Jacks :sEsL Males.

Rsst Jack Of alg AZ, s4LFe- II, alo %
u do do d % ..--......-- d. : o.
Best JenueE Of -av @-e. --.-..-.. d. ) 90
II 10 do a., -----.-.-- Ygaa-t on Horse
Bast Mule years oil sad syar..-.. Saver Cup IS 90
- 10 do do d. o.
Best Male year cd 81 zl5s- Silver Cup, o8
- 10 DO d. d. : 90
Best Male sackin- Colt. ,.-.-#........ 90
- 10 d. Do % ..-....--.- . %
,NoRRisoN BALDRIpsE,
Cepar.ittss BzSy. MooR4Ax
tES3Cu REED, PrebIe CO.
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CLA - Y.
CarpenIerinK and Masonry.
CLASS z.
SWeeDS(slke Premiums,

Erecut.re Comn:ftee
EANAIN BALpREpGE.
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J. I. WILLIAMS.
ID. L. HOLLOWAY, Prest
II. ID. LEEsoN, Sec'y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27

Bes. pair Sucking Silver Cup, 50 90
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Committee EDWARD WALKER, Darke co.
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The best sautf il the world j. 4 snuff Of
early morning air.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-27
IJUs9FH OUT EenFy co.
Comn.ites LEoSaRD PErERo, do.
tSAa'I PYLE, Clinton CO., O.
CLASS 4 No. 3.
Cows 70. DAIRY.

Best Cow for dairy,..-... -. Silver Cup. $40 90
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CLASS Z, No. Q.
Long oOIea Sheep.

lLEvIs EDWARDS, { MON co.
Comnaittee 1TuoMAs WILLIAMS. Wayne.