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Daily American organ., 1856-08-16
A HOMESTEAD FOR TEN DOLLARS,
$4,000 Worth OF Farms and Building
Lots,

0oao,oVo worth OF Farms and Building
Lots,
Ae eoid Region Of Virginia, (CuIpe-
- Per county, TO be divided among 10 200 subscri-
PC Dsrs On 1he I'm Of September 1856 for the benefit
q rpI, hoyal Female Academy Subscriptions only
en aoisls eah one-half down. the rest ON the de-
ing lot or farm, rangingin value from $40 10 s25-
600. These farms and lots are sold so cheap to in
dace se'tiements suiheient number being reserved
the Increase in the value Of which will comnanssts
for the apparent low price now asked Ample secur;
~ will be given for the faithful performances of con-
tracts. E1t
~ More Agents are wanted out Of Washington
city to obtain subscribers, TO whom the most Ii era
Inducements will be given. Some Agents write that
..hey are making 1900 per month. Advertising will
DC done for every Agent where possible.
For full particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &C.,
apply 10 L. BAUDER, Port Royal,
Caroline Co, Va
Or, TO Il. WHEELER, Agent
Corner Sixth street and Inuisana avenue
" ol-omo Washington, ID. G.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

SENATE. The General Appropriation Bill, as it
has passed the Senate, contains provisions for sur
veys and estimates at several points for bridge
across the Potomacat the site of the Long Bridge,
at the Three Sisters, above Georgetown, and at an
intermediate point
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16


1t is rather question, in'my views, whether the
scavenger in the Third Ward has the legal right
q have mt consulted the law upon this subject,
but shall give 1t an investigation in driving his
teams up the Seventh-street plank road, as far as
Mr.. Cammack's vegetable garden, even to perform
a contract, SO late in the morning, whea persons
are about stirring to their business avocations.
Nov it is repreheusible and beyond endurance
that this place, in the midst Of a thckly-settled
neighborhood, should be a proper depository for
these night excrements To use poets words;
Better dwell in the midst of alarms
Than reign in this horrible place"
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16
THE SHAVING SOAP.
| Vroom SS Fowier's Walnut Oil, Military
Shaving SOan.

Shaving Soap.
EVERYTHING sought by the most fas-
mA tidous in this branch of the toilet, and essen
tal to good shave" will be found, upon trial,
combined in the aboye-named article.
Il has now been in the market twelve years, and
the thousands who have used il can testify to its sur
passing and agreeable qualities 1t is without doubt
the best sosp in the world The genuine bears Vroon
& Fow)ers signature in fe siaJiIe and is only man
utactured by John y. Vroom, tsuccessor,) New York
Sold in Washington by Selby Parker, Nairn and
Palmer; &c rgetown, W. B. White.
iuIy Ii--8mdif
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NO. lS,4l9. !.
Prizes of $4,000, soldin shares part in Baltimore
and the balance sent to distant customers
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16
A BARGAIN.

N BAHNsAENs
AHOR SALE, $4,000 feet of Ground, in
n twelve lots, of 25 feet by 130 feet each situa-
ted on the Island, near Four-and. a-haf street and
fronting upon Van street. between NJ and streets
south. a good frame house, nearly new, is on one
Of the lots The twelve lots fronting on Van street
have alleys on three sides, being thu surrounded by
street and alleys. The whole will be sold together
or in lots to suit purchasers, at bargain, and time
given on the larger portion of the purchase-money.
Inquire at this Office. may 7--dtff
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

GEoRGErowE, D. C.--Sandard brands of -four
are held at SO 90 a $6 75. Both kinds of wheat
are worth say 81 35 q 81 40
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

Mn. LoCAL.--Your yesterday notice of $5,000a
wear is very inviting, but cannot take the place of
the "pious, educated Sabbath school teacher" who
addressed him on the 2lst ult. win she please to
call at the Washington Post Office, D. o., for
LADY =" which was deposited on the first
instant, according to notice, or again address w.
K, American Organ Office and not leave her
place of abode until premeditating bachelor can
have bis due time for exchanging communications.
w. X.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

CAMP MEETISG.--The congregation OF Wesley
Chapel last evering determined to attend the ap-
proachng Camp Meeting within two or three miles
of Wauenton, Virginia. II the Methodist Epsco
palans turn out in their strength, they will make
quite an imposing appearance on the camp ground
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM
FORT.
FENHIS MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
N Resort within instant reach of all the luxuries
OF the salt water region, the most inviting LOCALITY
the southern soaboard and riyang, for health the
most secluded retreat Of the mountain Interior has
pass to the propretorshp Of the undersigned, and
will be opened on the 10th Of June.
The proprietor is resolved TO make the establish
ment rank with the very first watering-places OF the
country, and TO that end no labor or expense has
been spared and none will be.
NAV 2g-2awd&w JOS. SEGAk.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

The body of young Haney, recently drowned a
Alexandria, was recovered yesterday.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

WArcHuousE.- and Virginia Hill, col
ore :, disturbing peace paid fine and costs.
William Sinclair, aged 20, Timothy haher, aged
81, both of Baltimore; assault on G. Williams /;
security to keep the peace for six months
Several other cases, for drunkenness and lodg-
ing, which we're properly disposed OF.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

DROPOSALS will he received by the
N undersigned until Tuesday, the 2Oth instant,
at o'clock NJ, for filling lots IA and a. in square
782, to graduation proposals 10 state The price per
cubic yard. THOS. J. BARRETT,
aug IL Commissioner Of the 5th and 9Th Wards.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

The CAPIToL.--FresGoers are at work, adorn
ing the various rooms Of the addition to the Capi
toll The work, az far as it has progressed, is truly
beautiful, and shows that it has been consummated
hy n1asteI's hands.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

ApPorNTMENTs.-The President has appointed
Daniel Radcliffe to be Assistant Solicitor Of tn
Court of Claims; and Mr.. Blair, the Solicitor, ha
appointed Mr. John D. Mcpherson, Deputy So
lcitor.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

CATALOGUE OF BLocKs.-We understand that
the Secretary of the Board of Managers is pre-
pairing a catalogue Of the blocks of marble con-
tributei to the National Washington Monument.
Between eighty and ninety have been already in
serted III the shaft, at intervals of 20 feet and we
counted about sixty displayed in the new building.
After the adjournment of Congress, we shall avail
ourselves of tho politeness of the Secretary, who
has promised us copy for publication.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16
TO CAPITALISTS.

A GENTLEMAN who has several debit
"a well secured by deeds in trust in this cit, :
wishes to raise few thousand dollars tor sixty or
ninety days. and will make such discount "a will
give liberal interest for the amount required. II
the purchaser desires i, the debts remain, Ul
they will be liquidated in July or August.
Address l.. 5. d., at this Office care Of the editor
ofthe Organ. NAV s-dtfif
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

Authorized Agents for the Managers
Official drawings sent TO all who order.
iuly 25-d&w
Daily American organ., 1856-08-16

FraHT.-Last evening, about dusk, a party OF
fast young men, apparently from the northern part
of the city, congregated on Louisiana avenue, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth street, for the purpose of
having fig t. The old gas works, in the vicinity,
is favorito resort Of parties of this kind, where
they meet, and fight and gamble, and curse and
swear, and do deeds that might "appal the devil,
whom they serve, and whose they are, body and
soul 1t ia singular that gatherings of this kind,
and for such objects and purposes, can meet and
fight, and do what they please without interrupt
ton" -
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DIED.

BANTA-On Sunday September H. after ons an pro'rse "a
Illness ahsrine s. Harm. wife Of Jacob BAlis, aged -
"a.
Her remains will be conveyed from her late re.idence NO
Bowery, Newbursh Tor intermen on Tuesday morning.
September To- at a m , cx..
The funeral services will be held In the Episoope Inu'cn
ewbursh Rev. DR.. Brown, In the Afternoon :. p IA
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 s'e
without further notice
JACKSON-On Saturday evening September H. tertiaae
Evans Jackson in the nth year q her age -, .hi
The relatives friends invited 20 attend the iuef TINS
morning at 10 O'Clock from No. % Leroy street. $3.50.
Tie remains will be taken Woodbridge N j. lot 'eno"'
KNOX-On Sunday September IA, Josiah, younre. ,on o,
Andrew and Annsbcla g. Knox, aged year. mon'n' anu
. days. ..u ;,r;..d
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
to attend funeral from the residence Of his .o
1872 West Nineteenth street. this afternoon AZ ociocA
LAKF-On Saturday September b. after long ana
illness. Cbr.ana wife Of George g. Lake III the ot ye VI
her H.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited IN attend 'he
funeral from her residence No 81 Canal street.
Mercer and Greene streets this afternoon at O'CLOCK
STANDEN--On Sunday September H. Jane, wife oil "'ia
r. Standen in the 44th year Of her ..,,
The relatives and friends Of the family respecuuiy
TO attend her funeral Tuesday september TO- a.
a. H. from her late residence, No 70 West Ee'ehth siee
WORRALI-n this city Saturday, September ID, DoIehs
widow of the late Henry Worrall aged 10 years $1,000,
The funeral will lake place the residence ni NJ.
ipsw Dr. Palmer No. 81 Ryington street on -
5ocock D. H. The relatives and friends Of the iay "e
invited TO attend without further notice.
WlLpMAN-In Danbury Conn, "Wednesday september
TO- Honry b. Widmsn, aged 81 years and 5month-'
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Isu.scureru Arrived

.oh % cos Sse1S' T. rs s. Haven. IL e
rc and lady BOd%e LADY and infant M. w
Miss Backus, T. Heynsn Otto Esch, Mr.. MHeSIhLe
HoeseL, and lady, X. L. Pasture, Oliver Dean ksons0s
A. Stiles, J. Hit, Mrs. NJ Muzen child ana nas'
Crury R. HnOn A. NJ schs Y Root TeI C.en LIeq.
Re%sss r R sasT%'n a f. SI'Ps FRANK " R Ssss
Mr. GsIlasher Mr. Menett, W. g. Reed Lieut. Hughes,
Jno Lester w Hunting Dr. L. A. Crsbtree and sdy CsRt
Hazard, Mrs Lsnsdown and infant ~ rmtseaal MY
gan Mr. Harold Mail Agent A. Morton Baggage Master T.
Fobes Capt. c. Banker. Capt Richardson Dr Mrsns
lady and SON. J. A. Thorue J. c McNnliy g. Clement
f. smith Capt McAi-ter Capt Tegoni Miss Treson, W
Row. II. Nathan c. Bendybsr O. H. Ladey Z. IumeI MI
Adophss and daughter Mr. BENJAMIN, wife and TWO chdre
Mr.. Keessn and infant, A. Wilson and lady NJ pssser aug
CLARK L. Worcester A. Dunton, lady and two children M
N Hayden Mr.. 4. Quinn and two children ana o'he''
cabin
In steamship Aaba at Hailar from Lrs,pe'' ,Gy s' s
H. White ard Children, Mis-. Nelly and seyeness M
eenshelds Mrs Johnston, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wilson Mrs
Chemmin and children, Mrs Psckman Mise NILS Mfs
Mr. Tsdse and lady T. urpin and danshts the Hon ysla
Mills Mrs sullivan Misc Cowther, Capt Maock Mr. Holden
ady and infant John King lady and infant Miss susan sk
Mr. Jordon two children and servant Mira Thimmins and
Coa Power, Wilson, Cswthia, Month, Beddle Holde1
solomon Rankin. DANE Faxon, Maitland Silver Brown Ba
Isntyne wsIburton, Roid Cayss, Dckerson Kent naDr
Churchmsn, Mckenzie Armstrong, psni. bear6 barney
Spansenbers, Greenshields Adamson hannnss, g S,n &
ham Mrs. Snow and child, Mr. VIM Carpenter and lady.
Tn brio Africon from Seiesfsegos-D e Hitchcock and
family A. N. 3. Antony, Mrs. Baker and child
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

steam.hip.-Ja.. Adser, Turner Charleston, sgSaora
Augusta Lyon, Savannah, s. L. Mitchell.
Sbips--Rhne Jefferson, ST. stephens, Duncan 20
Nortbnmbcaud. Spencer, London, E. E. Morgan Wiley,
Csrrick Foster Antwerp, Post, Smith CO.
Louisa Br) Cherry Falmouth Eng, O. Logan; Hyperion,
Hartman, Barbadoes T. Dwisht E'corala Ryder Havana
Mora Nephew. c.u .a. To-
& Co; Alma (Br.) York 81. Johns N r.. g. Ne j. resni
Cysnet iBrl Smith Windsor, Nss j. Whitney 60 Co.;
Belle, Robertson, Phlsd.iphis, Ys,s. & PO5terssld
Scbooners-Charger Sloan, Bay Port Ssyes bfcnsea
Brryoor Port Platte Wenbery Weeks; T. John:ol
johnson, Newbern, Dayis Holmes; ExceIsior BaoSess
Point Pere Metcali Duncan; Y. Dehew Edmonds fme
ericksburs Van Brunt slasht = p Bsnsrd Stiles qy
Point Merrill Abbott; Psquete 3Avero Port Free ~
bon, FisaneIe, Refs CO. Anna HincLs Ros, Lasny1
Weinberg Weeks; Start, Allen Turks Island, Wadeh
Knox; William lBrl McAmon, st. John, ~ B.. P Nsusa
Sons; George Davis Phillips Savannah Gilman c.
A. " BedeI Ryder, Alexandria &c, NJ Bedell O. w
Name Van Name Fredceksburs Van Brans sssh So
utl Warren Baltimore, Kibby Mckee; ~ byies ysyN
Baltimore Merrill Abbott southemer. Below. BaltinGs'
Van Brunt Ssght; j. s. Curtis w sey rhilsaeipns "
Mckee; Bsrnstable GorhsIn, Salem X. w. Ropes Cai
Granite state Bearse BOSTON W. Lewis; w. T. Conquest
Bush New Haven, Durham & Dimon.
sloop-Oreson, Rhodes, Providence, master
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M.rkess. Peported BIZ TslesraDR

BUFFALO Sept I3thFLovn favors the buyer; s... a.
bbls 81 IS II for Illinois 90 Son - S. OR 49,
Sc 1915 SO 81 good r. double extras WHIAr fr~r;
d $50 bus at o. is for Chicago Spring. 81 III S Red wss
sales 4, 600 bus At SsdSec. BARLEy-ssles ~ oS bus
Canal FRsIcHrs NewYork l6tc TO lie Corn and 20 On,
Wheat RrcEIPrs In the twenty four hours up TO t
Sc ISL bus Wh.st So 4 bus. Corn, and o. az bus Data a.
sAI ExPoRrs-lc2SH bus. Wheat and IS o5s bus. Com.
CHICAGO Sept. 49, p m.-WHEAr; prices are eonslsssk,
higher REcEiPTs to-day 1000 bush SHIPMENTS Bsfl
rs 900 bush Osweso A. 00 bush, and TO OsdsnsSsv
the Arsbias and holders holding bach Cor "a.
prices; sales i2d+Sc SHIPMENTS Buffalo $50 oco -
ma 10 Oswrso, 25 0o0 bush. =
Providence, Sept: H-0ur CoTroS market 10 firm, vs>
moderate Gales stock light Wool market very active ~
firm with light stock sales Of the week 80 500 d. Pasyus
On oTgs market continues sctive prices tend upvs
Nearly all the goods sold b. made Gales Of the s
a. 800 pieces &C., -
Middllar quoted 81 iitGil sales Of the week 30 ~
RECEIPTS thus this le 900 bales against IL os -
da, isst year stock hand, q 900 bales BseeIVc ~,
bisb,r WHEAr-Red 81 ~; White. 81 Is
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Slz 20 for Extra MEGA Prime Msss 10 quiet a, s,I>
Bacon 10 sslns in retail lots 1t ollie Cur Neat A.
&C. for Shoulders and sc for Hsos 10 salt lard va
request aud s firm, the supply quite light a..
bbls i3ia3lc Butter is In r,od request 10 firm ~
mand at sdoc. -
RICE is steady but quiet; sales Of 40 tcs. q. tdic
SUGARS have again been active Al full price. s.,. .
Rags Manila tcsrso Of The RendesD &c. to r-sN
100 hhds., mostly Cuba at IA sc 80 boxes Havana
and 20 hhds. cistcrn bottoms on private terms.
WHISKY-The market s shade 6rmer, the demand -,
ssles Of 900 bbls Ohio and Prison st 8d6ic ~;
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QUARANTINE At SANDY HooH-The question o. tne
ofhe Quarantine moot
Once and the Isesn vi1 see1 ya ~, psn
grounds has caused revival the agitation III c al re.
@ mo, me S RhO coan TIA. the s,s Of
New has pnrchsse/ Of the 0overnpen XII ar ced.d
snown New s.y 10 the General Govcrnm.ni TIE
people Of New-Je living on aHe shr"wsbary Rcd Bank
Including tat ,hs sGs Of Monmouth County voeny op
posed the ccupOn Of sandy HOO O.on~ would be greatly
s . v. Tsy n n's .a % The
oie aS,gI Sa .ss c sfs'S
ali hc towns the line Of the 20 te~n ro.,le,,al
eSu1 "m City and matter OF course from all
cities We think the people o. S yeo ~oG ve,
than thew could nndsrsn contingency by the
removal Of the Quarantine 70 ssay .s bor s,th Uool
denied tnA aud damaged by the establishment of the
0u1s,s 40 not know how the State Of NowJcrsey coud
n the occupation oft for the purpose proposed We had
hoped thai st STATE but our little ncghbor persists
r, her lighthouses shores, there will BE-, doubt
avail T INTO the ade and as our neIsbor this the
the consequences must fall on her head Shoulder
arms. i'
PoIIrrcAL.-Tyse Neuark Mercury says that its in
teisence the progress Of the Republican in the LIT
aging character Fremont is runing ground day aud by
eeconme FmoIsisn will be sRrsy d whcg the vitality
promising Of good results The of Freedom u steady
old HunterdOn, the des OF
81 have passed. the advocates Of human Slavery In that Dem
ocraic stronghold will be swept with tornado In Morris
and Sussex Counties the Republicans working with degree
of spirit hitherto unknown Old Democrats coming out in
evey quarter Fremont and Freedom and shall be dsap
pointed Sussex should give 100 majority for buchanan
In public sentiment ripe and there will be rous-
ing demon in November for the peoples cause
Hon. EPHRAIM MARsH.-The Hon. Ephraim Marsh,
of this State presided the Convention which nom'
mated Nh Fillmore in February last has formally given IN ms
adhe Mr. Fremont upon the ground that the contest
entirely the latter and Mr. Buchanan and that he Is
unwilling become party to the extention of slavery
Railway Pathfinder.
THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The pupils in the Public
Schools of Hoboken at number about 600 heTe
need Of roon the Board of Education applied 10 MI
Edwin and he has generously commenced the cree
ton of an addition school building ch will accomno
date 200 scholars 1t will probably be ready for occuon BY
the first of November Mr. Stevens has also given square
north Of Hudson Square Public High School, which he
| intends to endoW literally.
| PIcKrocKHTs-Scveral persons had their pockets
picked al the Fillmore meeting in Jersey Cl'y on
dsy evening and young from Newly was caght
with his hand the pockets of of the spectators lumber
dealer in NcwYork The prisoner taken before the e'
| oorder YESTERDAY who committed him for trial.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERA-SEPr. l2-Beiore Judge
CLERRE.
THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT CONGRATULATIONS FOR


THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT CONGRATULATIONS FOR
RECEIVER.
Jeremiah G. Hamilton sgt the Accessory Transit Co. ct al
The plaintiff, who is a stakeholder in the Accessory
Transit Company prsy in behalf of himself and other stock
holders for the appointment of Receiver of the assets OF the
Company and Injunction against thereof by certain
persons who claim TO be acting as its directors The plaintiff
the decree of the 18TH Of November 1896 signed by
Patrcio Rvns in the of the Government OF Nicaragua
dissovns the Corporation, whose charter had originally
granted. >
voked the charter Of the Accessory Company that President
had right make the decree in question These
the only papers served on the motion.
D. D. Field, in behalf Of the plaintiff made and argued the
following points:
l. The Court must interfere by of injunction and the
appointment of Receiver Corporation be dissolved
Its duty is to inquire into the fact and not into
the reasons Of such dissolution.
2 The Of Rvass decree not being denied, the sole
question is upon its legal validity.
The acts Of the Executive Of the United States
elusive the Courts and Ras having been acknowledged
the head of the Provisional Government OF Nicaragua
the fact that he 10 such must be assumed
The sovereign which grants may revoke charter
unless constitutional limitations stand In the No such
limitations upon the sovereign power of Nicaragua exist
receiver should ut least be appointed While the question
Mr. Field the his argument referred to the Pre-
denfs Message recognising the provisional Government Of
letter Mr. Vanderbilt, containing statements with
the Of the seizure which relied
upon admissions his part Mr. Clark insisted that none OF
the notice Of motion but Mr. Field argued and the Court held
that official documents OF the Executive Of the country they
matters of which it bound 70 take judicial notice.
Horace Clark appeared in opposition in behalf of the
pany and the nine directors who codendant aud r. b.
Cutting for the other defendants.
Amer Mr. Field had concluded, the adjourned to
Saturday next in order to give Mr. Clark oppo unity OF
curing rbutiing document.
Francis Weeks agt. Henry c. Bishop.-Reerred to
Mr. Lyme 10 take proof, &c
Harriet Coultas agt John c. Coutas.--Judgment Of
divorce granted
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III,
We are requested to call attention to the advertise
ment of the Louisville bonds obtained from Mr.. Gull
YER The interest coupons payable at the Mer-
camille Bank ON the 18th, and payment thereof has
been stopped.
There was further Improvement of to loc. on
Flour this morning with good demand, but after the
Arabia adyices were received the market closed dull
The active demand for Wheat continues and the sales
of the day are 200 900 bushels and for the past two
days about $50 900 bushels. We think this business
has never been exceeded in this market. Prices are
are again to Sc. better, but were heavy after the
receipt Of the advces per Arabia. Included in the
sales were no. OOO bushels Illinois, Indiana and Mchi-
gan on private terms, by Messrs. n. H. Wolfe & Co.,
the largest sale ever made by house. Corn is also
better and in active demand; sales 300 600 bushels,
mostly for export. Thus in two days go 600 bushels
Wheat and Corn have been sold in this market. The
market for Pork is heavy and inactive. Beef is firm
Lard is strongly held. There is moderate business
doing in Coffee at full prices. Sugars continue active
and strong sales 266 bags Manila at &c., and 800
hhds. Cuba dSic. Molasses is steady. The trans
actions in Hides have been much larger than have
been reported say $4,000 during the week. The
transactions were mostly private. Cotton is in fair
demand and steady.
The money market more abundantly supplied to-
day on call than for many days, and few loans were
made as low as y cent Money, however, is still in
good demand at = cent The parties who have
been the least willing to be convinced, admit to-day
that money on call is easy.
The earnings of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
n
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NHw-JERsrY'SrArE FArR-The Fair of the Ns,,.
jersey State Agricultural Society, at Newark cloaa
e. Friday. The display of horsemapship took pI,ce
the morning from 10 until II O'clock. The Eat 81
premiums was then announced. The Annual Address
was delivered by John p. Hale. The exhibition ter.
minated N the evening. 1t is estimated tina. a. le,s,
'H.DO0 persons attended this Fair.