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LIBERATION NOTICE.

THIS certifes that ] have this day given my
IL son, CHARLES II. Mus, his time during the
remainder OF his minority, and shall claim none
of his earnings, nor pay any debts Of his con-
tracing after this date ABNER MILES.
Albany, April !, 1857. I7v3
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Receipts for the Standard,
DR.. G. w. Scott
FOR THE WEEK ENDING NAY7

Has removed to the house one door north of the
Methodist Chapel, and adjoining the residence Of
Geo. Worthington, Jr.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Letter from a well known Physician.
HAvERHILL, Mass, June ], IS

HAvERHILI-, Mass, June ], 1856.
fering from Dyspepsia some years since, and try
ing almost everything for its removal without any
benefit, was accidentally led to make use of the
" 0rygenated BitterS,' and after short trial Of
them, found my health improving, and in time
my disease radically removed. Since then have
used them in my practice, and generally with
good success. l know of no medicine so well
adapted to the cure of Dyspepsia, in many of its
aggravated forms. l have seen the most stubborn
cases, which had resisted almost all the prepara>
tons commonly used for Indigestion, yield as by
magic upon the administration of few doses of
these Bitters. Such results have increased my
confidence in their medicinal powers, and
strengthened my convictions of their superiority
over all other instrumentalities, in the treatment
ofthe complaints for which they are recommended.
l would certainly advise those troubled with
Dyspepsia, to use the Bitters, and am confident
all who do so, W i'll reap great benefit if there is
nothing to contra>indicate their use.
A. R. PORTER, NJ. D.
AGENTS.--R. W. NYE, Irasburgh; KIM
BALL & CUMMINGS, Coventry; T. c. BUTLER,
Derby Line; WM. JosLYN, Barton; S. S. BLANCTI-
ARD, Glover; SABIN ScoTT, Lowell; Don C. A.
RICHARDSON, No. Craftsbury; HovEY s. SMITH
| Albany.
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Caledonia Co. Academy.


FVNHE SUMMER TERM Of this Institution viii
Il open the last Tuesday of May, TO continue
Ten Weeks, under the supervision Of
W. E. BARNARD. A. B., Principal
In addition to the usual instruction in the Com,
mon Branches, Higher English and the Languages
the latter receiving the special attention Of the
Principal-the Departments of Music and French
will he fully sustained, under the management
of Miss PAGE, whose past success in these De
partments, especially in that of correct proHua-
citation of the French Language, which is so
rarely attained by our American Teachers,-is
sufficient guarantee for the future.
TUITION:
Common English, Fundamentally $500
Higher English, or Languages, 400
Music, with use of instrument, (extra,) 900
French, (extra,) 200
Tuition Bills made out for the whole Term and
payable IN adrdnce.
No allowance made for absence, excepting in
cases of protracted sickness.
1t is desirable that ALL wishing to connect them
selves with the School, should be present at the
commencement and remain till the close of the
session. as absence in any case is an interruption
and drawback both TO the individual and the
| ovIIUlI.
Those proposing to enter College this ensuing
| Commencement will find here a class looking
| toward the same destination.
| Applications for board can be made to the Rev.
| Asaph Boutele, or to the Principal.
For further particulars, see Catalogue.
| Peacham, VT, April IA, 1857. IswJ
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REMARKs:-A large Auction Sale of Silks
brought low prices-but Fine blacks remain the
same. White and Colored Briliants bring from
10c. to &c, no material change in Dornesties-
WooIens have advanced. There will be falling
off in Imported Goods the next three months.
April "a, 1857.
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.ANCY Pant Cloths and Sleeps GRAY, a,
n r. w. NYF's
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$4,000.

Terms ID down, the remainder yearly. For fur
ther particulars enquire on the premises, or adj
Vermont.
Potion, May 4, 1857. 19w4$
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New Goods.

T'HE subscFihers have On hand snd srs constant
1 y receiving nsW goo.ls, which Niil be sold -
los csh BE- koezht ~ any sioru IN his eouafy
Afanng wtssh Wa b. founf gcfsefsi assoftInsft
of nFY Gsssds, Rfaesries. rfcksryi Eiass and hard
saFs F1iass, uaIis nnd glass.
Gro. WoRTHiNGTOE in. & Co.
Dee 70. t2ss--Af9
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Notice to Everybody.

a.
HASKELL KATHAN cav ai.E sriU sell goods
III at wholesale u RETAIL cheaper TIA. the cheap
est.
just imported from the best manufacturers In
England, City two pieces oil wool cloths, consist
ing OF pevenshire cloths, water proof Beavers,
Claret, Rife, Fancy and gold mixed Devonshfres,
Doeskins fancy Plalded, boriered and blRck, o.
4 large assortment 81 AlgaccHs Verona sur.
res, Lama pa,ls, French ali wool Thbets, Mo-
rine skirtings, regatias, giughams, fine family
liHnsns, superior slleetings, damasks, hnckAbaek,
buttons lnnpu thread, ribbons, edgings iadies'
/ gauntlets, linen haEdkerchiefs. cfavats, horse
I blankets, &c.
| WIKI the advantages Of importing we can aud
viii sell tie above goods al BOstoa er Montreal
prices.
also ON fIANfs
10 hhds aIalson's best high WIPES,
! 4" Marell' best brandy
| DeKsypen'' Gin,
| hhds wine Port Sherry, and Madsirs,
Scotch whiskey,
Noilongshea.
jamaica spinis,
5000 cod ash. 5teTtes Hudson Bay sairngo;
bills White fssh, Do No nseEsTtL
large ass0rtmeui Of teas, tobactos, sugars
| and spices reHdf made ciothiug, boofs and shoes,
buffalo robes, otter eaps, ladies' fsrs, furniture,
crockcry, hardware, iron and steel
All orders addressed Derby Line, VT, win TO
ceive prompt attention.
klanlraoth Store, Roek lsland, Dec. 10. '5e-6g
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pFDIGREE:

easy gait, and fast truitine Coli.
PEDIGREE:
frinee Albert was sired by she caiehrased horse
Nimrod, 0~nea rs thr Hou. joseph Smith, 81
East Berkshire, w. Njmrod was sired hy the
| True American, al elesaht. larEe, black herss,
with superior pFJpartisus and tie hest neck ard
/ shoulders b. Be found be was sired by tAe eele-
bratsd old Quicksilver. owned BY joseph Bellows
| Of Walpoie, y. II. 1uicksilver was brra hv Je-
horan Parsons, OF Brighton, Mass. and sired by
the imported horse pey % Algien- True Amer
/ leans darh vas a hsaHtifaI hay mare. s{rea bv
the imported horse All Foura, Kept AZ S,oniuxton,
CT. rimrod's dam was beautiful bay mare, Of
great speed ard bpttuft. aud OF a hhs FORM and
color, aud she vas got BY the old Morgan himself
on fine English mare.
Prince Albcrt's dam was a beautiful bay mars
10 hands high, weighed over 100 pounds, with
superior proportions; she has trotted her Y miles
within the hour 20 wagon. She combines usors
strength and beauty than agy other horse Of her
day. She was sired by Engineer, and was hFo'i
from The .e~a Of Huai,agtoa; l. |; kassusrT
horse, old Messenger himself, who has len III
fastest stock Of any Stallion in The world.
n. B. II will be recoueUted that Engineer wa
the Sire Of the renowned, w0rid-tsfnod Lad,
Suffolk.
Prince Albert will be located at nv stable. a
the Center Of Jay. lie will be limited TO tweni,
mares at Sc for each mare that proves with ioaI
| All mares put 10 my Stallion and disposed Of be
fore the time Of tOalinF vii be considered " ii
ioal. To save bautering, | would say to the pub
lie that there WILDE no variation from these term,
Breeders Of horses and lovers Of the Turf will d
well 10 call and examine this splendid colt bef1r
going elsewhere. ALBERT n. STEVENS.
Jay Center, May /, 1861. 1SS
p. 5. ! consider Prince Albert the tastes
trottng Stallion Of his age that now stands 60
A the public use, which any breeder can zee at an
time over my trottiHg course in JAY. weathC
permitting him 10 trot. Owing 10 the continue
rush OF business he not put In train last scs
sou. ! viii take this opportunity 10 make know
positively that Prince Albert will be limited %
mares only. at SO for each mare that proves wit
foal, payable in one year from the time the SCI
vice is performed. Gentlemen wishing 70 secui
the service Of this colt must send in their letter
Immediately. Good pasiuriug car lie had &
mares coming from q distance, az = REASONABLE
price. Yours truly. ALBERT n. STEVENS.
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Executors Sale of Real
Estate.

DURSUANT to lieence from the Hon. Probate
u Court for the District Of Orleans, the UNDER
signed offer for sale all the real estate Of Joseph
Knight late Of Barton, eonsistlngof House, Shed,
Barn and five acres Of land situated n Barton
Landing
The lard Is good, and never failing spring d
water In immediate connection with the house.
Being on the line Of the extension Of the Cen. x
Pass. E. r. Road, IL offers rare chance for q
Mechanic or others In want Of q location IN a
thriving village. For particulars enquire Of Hon.
Samuel A. Willard. at Barton Landing, or Of
J. G. BINGHAM, ST. Joiinsbhry, p....,,,.,.
JACOB IDE, Passumfpsr.
February, rs. 1857 fotf
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NEW GOODS.

lust received - fiis Carngilssion Store. 4 Ne ,
- lat 81 fashioashie prints. % ~ Cotton,
raifan eisth. tsfsss8 egftea. estiun iHnnel, 81
isusl fanasi dau!ms. together 9Th many eghes
niea anieiss whieA are selling CHEAF.
Va. H. kAsD, Aged.
isastarzh. Nsscb ah.
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pRINCE ALBERT.

THIS splcnaia thoseaEh bred Coli = heaatsfal
L Dapple Bay, with blsek isss, mare sna tai
stands Is la haads high, wsishs uesrly leo
poundS, will he four years cid the 18th azv q
August. 1857 has 4 good ha5ss ard fnssole. =
grand arch neck lonE. slAnsiax shguhsszi deep,
broad chest; wids ioin sHia1sh foaud, bong hsFs
round BODY; short, stroslE back with tilat pro-
portion Of the ribs from the hack bore whteh j.
characteristic q the thorough bred horse, sad =
SURF Indication 81 great development ef tae luues,
snd consequently u great wind and hotsos1i his
head and ears lean and short, brad hetveea the
eyes, his ewes fan and brilliant, eouutenance
lively and espsrssiyes legs clean, ffat sad sinewy
possesses a hne. quiet disposition, i Kind N Al
places, high spirited and hmbltious 81 a lively,
1 easy rait and faat tFatfiyw Caft
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sSr PAPER nANoINGs,
CURTAIN GOODS. &c, &c.
JOHN Y. REGNAULT,
(l92 MAIN STREET,

tl92 MAIN STREET.
Has row in store. his Fall supply of French and
American
PAPER H1NGINGS AND BORDERS,
Gilt, Velvet, plain and common. Alss, new DECO
RATlONS, of Gilt, Velvet, Marble and Wood imita-
tons.
His supply Of CURTAIN GOODS is probably rs
extensive AMI rs beautiful ever offered in
this city. embracing BrUcatelles, Satin dc LANES,
Engliss and German Wersted Danask, Moreens,
Chirt1, Lace and Muslin, with Cornices, Bands.
Cords Tassels, Loops and Ornaments His lsng ak.
pcriencs in ths business which, with the aid of a su-
perisr craftsman aud workman, from enc OF the lar
gest curtain houses in New York, enable him say
that his curtains will be made and hung IN A STYLE
wSIcH CANNOT BE EQUALLED IN THECITY.
large assortment OF
VELVET, TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, TIIREEPLY
PLAIN. INGRAM AND VENETIAN
CARPETS AND RUGS
Cocoa, Thread. Wool, and other Door Mats Curled
Hair, Moss and Shuck Mattresses Feather Beds,
Lounges. Window Shades, Paper Curtains gilt and
common Cocoa Mating.
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
SILVER PLATED AND BRASS STAIR RODS
AND STAMPED BRASS PLATES, for stops
AT FACTORY PRICES.
In fact. every article that is usually found in Pa
per Hanging and Upholstery establishment, and mil
Ia snd upon such terms cannot fail TO please.
En-Paper Hanging and Upholstery work execu-
ted IN town or country. So 22-lm
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n-ssn pLAIN SrArEMENrs nE FAcrs.-


Dr. HAMPTON. now aged 81 years speaks. Hear him:
Are you sick! Beware Of imitations Ask fer
Hamptons Vegetable Tincturs. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
Csunterteting.
medicine must have merit, and great merit toe,
to stand the test OF public opinion. No art VI putting
can galvariZs worthless article to keep it Hp
as a good medicine il 1t bs not really So
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year, in spite OF opposition
The people readily ind cut it's virtues, and the fame
of them passes from mouth TO mouth with more ra-
pdty than new pers spread it. A living wat
ness testifying to the cure medicine has made for
him, is OF more service than any newspaper adver-
Using.
In prsof Of what We say absve, we refer you to
HaInpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr.. VIM. liiGz, No. l95 South Paca street, Balti-
more, cured OF rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease
Ma EDWIN NJ SpR,NKLIy Ne q Register street.
Baltimore most dreadful eff Scrofula of years
standing, lost number OF pieces of esns, restored to
health.
street-her case, after years Of suffering has aston
ished her friends Let the afflicted call TO her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE. DC.
Mr.. Win. Oldham, of Baltimore Custem-House, suf-
ered from these complaints fer Is months with bedy
and mind severely affected lie cured by Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tnctnre after ether things failed
Mr.. Henry c. VIM had IA cough for years-great
weakness, &c, had i'll all five six ph ysicans tried
all the Ts%fdG lat Tas sFsga sGT
H1 Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold BY PURCELL. LADD q CO., Richmond; BY
Petersbure; By MoRTiMfhI MoW NJ Bslt t.
more, and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
rA.. ST. per bottle: six bottles for s.. s-d&e
BATHS! BATHS! BATHs!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours, from
o'clock A; M. to 10 Z. NJ at the Hair Cutting, Sha-
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street. Single baths Is
cents, or tickets 81. myl
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naE. FAsHIoss.-To dress ones self

nay" FAsHIoSs.-To dress ones self is
cutie nm art, and art which not every body pos
sesses In the composition OF toilet, not emily ele
gaacs but also harmony and good taste indlspen
cable rea uisites. We should above all be scrupuous
and discriminating in the selection of the " TRIM
MINGs" az mach OF the beauty of the dress depends
upon their proper application. And tbs artist
with enc stroke Of his pencil often changes the who's
complexion Of ais picturs, so may TRIMMINGS, &C
csrinx TO their arrangement destroy or produce the
desired effect We should, therefore, always secure
q safe and con petent guide, ami point out among
tbs dierent temples OF fashion, those which gen
orally acknowledged to keep the best assortment 6f
the latest creations This is why We refer our read
era to Mr.. s. HiRSH'S ESTABLISHMENT, On
BROAD STREET, where lady at once can ffnd eve
nv thing necessary attain these ends, and where
the art Of trimming and matching is thoroughly nn
derstooi Be2l-lm&
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FALL MILLINERY.

~ OPENING OF FALL AND ESG
| ~ WINTER MILLINERY.-Miss V. A gsN
~ TEN PLEM AN, opposite Messrs IN
Bresden Fox, Broad street, will open on--ss-~>-
Wednesday next. her stock of NEW MILLINERY.
Her friends and the public requested to examine
this assortment. l3-3t
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PRICE A WATKINS.
~ Its Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
noy- THs INrRopucrony Lrorupv h.

Bay THE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE, be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association. will he
delivered BY OLIVER T. BsLpwIS. ESQ.,, Al the second
: O'clock. ~ "
Sahgect "EicQuEScR AND srExca MAKIssn
Mentors can procure their season tickets at the
rooms Of tho Association.
Tickets OF admission may be procured al Meade &
Bakers istdiey Kohnson's, X. :. Powers' Ex-
change Hotel. ans at the principal Rock Stores
w. ncKsrs, y cents. For schools. eisht tickets
III &C list
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SPECIAL NoTrCEa.

R Why SurrER wfrH 4 CouqW. fFom
. Az Uold. Hear:eness. or q Conmmptivs Cough. when
nntnkNE's PECTORAL SYRUP on Win rifysR
hff combined with other articles suteS ~ IN
is prepared by Chemist Il reputatou aud = nr
Syrup In the world - sshs Nv. oousn
Bottles IS 10 csnts and 81, Sold nv pupcrrr
hA Al u 60, aud oil Druggists 10 Riehmend.
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1eSy" BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs

IHEkkH UkOFL, -NlNskMVNN JO., Va,
April ID, 1857. {
Mr.. T.. BAKER-Dear Sir: In justice to YOU | feel
bound to testify to the valuable qualities Of ysur
BITTgRs Fer the Last three four years cases of
agHs and fever and nervous headache, which are
annually subjected To- can safely ray never have
found used any medicine with much success in
tbs above diseases; also, with persons who have be-
come deblitated by sickness. think them an in
valuable means for gaining strength and appetite
Myself wife brother and neighbors having received
much benefit, and having been successful in
tn. of your Premium BIttera in my family for
several years. take great pleasure in acknowledg
ing the same. wishing You success in the great
cauae. Your ob't seryt,
Capt. JAMES CARSTARPnKN.
For sale by all Druggists in the city OF Richmond
and elsewhere in Virginia. sc IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES
BsS-s $4,000 WORTH OF Fresh AND
DRY GOODS.
AT COST. FOR CASHt


In eonseanepce of the great financial troubles
which perese the country and In order 10 reduce our
IosYrs and splendid stock to the lowest possibe pnt
by the LIST Of January next We have determined b,
ofer every article in our establishmenta large nor.
ton of which have lust lpcen received
AT COST, FOR CASH
Goods Will he oaspo 10 prompt customers at regu.
lar prices.
Perhaps at no time has there ever been offercd In
this city stock OF Dry Goods 80 SEw IsKaE and At.
TRtcTIvg COST fOK CASH Our assortment as,hrares
some Of the most splendid Goods in Ladies' wear ever
seen in this country. Every article ysatly kent i'm
large and hrst class retail and whoesaIe Dry 8oos
iIousa VIII oe toand IN eur stock Among them are
SHAMlS fNBR0IDkRTES
CIhAkS LINENS
SILKS HOSIERY
Ok LANES SWEFFINGS
NAbENCiAS NEGRO CLOTHING
pbAiDs BLANKETS
MERtN0ES SHIRTS nRAwrps
CALtC0ES CLOTHS
LACEs CASStmERES
NISLlNS NESTINGs
HDKtS CRAVkTs
GLOVES SCAkPS
&c, &c. Sc
PRICE 4 WATKINS
90 Its Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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ny STARTLING News THE GREAT

EST LIVING WONDER OF TIE AGE HAs ARRIVED
MISS Az. GUILD wsuld announce TO the citizens
Of Richmond that she has taken private rooms at NO.
S. Norvell House East Main street,up one flight OF
stairs where she would be happy to relate to gen
tlemen and ladies' their past present and future he
who can bring the true likeness of the future wife or
huslsnd-can bring the separated together, and
cause speedy marriage-cures Jealousy, &c.-can
give satisfaction all business matters money,
losses, Journeys, lawsuts-stolen goods, describes
the thief, &C. She can answer the most astounding
cannot be found. Come enc ceme ali-you viii not
regret. See large and small bills re l9-im*
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n.y. LOOK AT THIs.-If YOU want

BE~ LOOK AT THIs.-If you want a
genuine Ambrotype, just call at GIBB's Gallery,
where he is furnishing his customers, with the
genuine double glass Ambrotype. (warranted for
beauty and durability. superior 10 any made.) at
ckeap per rates thaR any house in the city.
Cur work is tive well knsws to require any putting
from
Gallery. Csrinthian Hall. between 9th and l0th
Main street. Z. l.. GIBBS.
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HE@HAIR CUTrINa.-To the Citizens
rnur Hair emf in fba latest and mos, mnr.y.d 80
| would advise you to call on HoBSON at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotel-entrane e
18th street.
n Blot Cold and Shower BATES can be had al
all hours. Single Baths % cents, tickets for ST.
ap 23-tf
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say- The FounrH ANNUAL Exurn


ZION or rnE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
TOR the promotion Of the MECHANIC AIRS, will open
on MONDAY, the 10Th day of OCTOBER, Is57 lin the
spacious Hail over the First Market House 18th and
Main streets. Richmond. Virginia.
Mechanics, Manufacturers, Artists Inventors and
Others IN the state OF Virginia, well the coun.
try at large. are respectfully invited to avail them
selves OF the opportunity thus afforded 10 disnay
Their taste and skill in the collection about to be
The purpose Of ths Board of Managers will h. to
make the Fourth Exhibition sf great interest to
Tbs Premiums to be offered will be Silver Medals
ahu diplomas. according 10 merit and the degree OF
usefulness of the articles .. =
In addition to which the Board Of Mana rers have
aeternihed TO offer the following Premiums;
Isl, FOR the best Invention or Work of Mechanic
resdl ng within the limits OF the State If Virginia
DOLLARS.
End. For tho best Invention or Work, the produc.
ton of Female residing within the limits of the
state whose age shall net exceed IS years. Twenty
Mechanic, without reference to age FIFrEES DOLLARS
IN. For the best Invention or Work, whether Of
taste or domestic utility OF Virginia Female with
out reference TO age, FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
9th. For the most practical Invention adapted to
common use. 10 be estimated with reference cheap
ness and general utility, FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
These Premiums will be awarded by the most COM
petent Judges in all the various departments to which
they belong, both male and female, either in plate
or money ut the option Of tbs successful contributor
The Premiums above enumerated are offered with
view more particularly 10 stimulate home industry,
anu Will in no manner interfere with the regular Pre-
miums and Rewards of Merit which are open to COM
petltors from all or any Of the other States.
The Board OF Managers earnestly invite the active
cooperation of the Mechanics and Industrial Classes
throughout the country in contributing to the inn
portant object in view and would alss express their
acknowledgements to the LADILs for their interesting
contributions to the Third Exhibition, and respect
fully invite them to renewal of contributions in
order that the display in the Female Department Of
Industry may prove emnently worthy of American
Female Talent.
Any information in reference to matters of detail
Y "a Irnas inLy h,
Chairman Of the Committee on Exhibition, MIR. g E0.
BARGAMIN.
The Hall will be opened for the reception of Goods
on MONDAY, the 18th day of OCTOBER, and in or
der that all articles may be properly arranged be-
fore the 18th, it is hoped that contributions will be
sent in early possible Depositors earnestly
requested To sead fH description of their contr-
buttons at the time of sending the articles and to
say whether they are designed for COMPETITION or
for EXHIBITION only. se3s-dts