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ID Semi saiag, q the schooner Jas Miller June 18th
Eli IS Ri Ions u To- Whaling haFk othgs 81 New Bedford
bpapa 81 eraise.
- ~ y 20 Tong g 70 Bremen ship Fe dihaad hencs
gof Brpmals
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3 Al INA AAshp Fis ura bales cotton 6sas feel
PROVIDENCE K I-Bark Harrst HsEsl.ne-ls0D saets
cpll0n seedt 30 b4es NOTES $3.50 fset lumber
saM 69tlswsehF kalpA Rostt5 naes clifton 500 bbs "a
sgsAs9 AYY eeis Gil 2lVa bags ell eke u casks
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oUAoaITA RIVER.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th INST, III 5 r. NJ,
N sRTT a ULTIMA NPTWEyR II +,

Fu@a OUACHITA RIVER Regular
Ten Day Express Passenger Packet Cs g,
Pigeon His ION Saline river Cornshes Warren, Hieys
Landing Providence Point Long View, Hambutg) Alabama
Landing 0nachtn City, Port Union Mouth dArbonne, Tren
ton Monroe Columbia Hasrsononrg Trinity, aud ~ panta-
ton and way business ony draws 20 inches fhe unshr
passed passenger steamer ISate Dale, Lewis Snapp muster
Frank Moore clerk viii leave positively as above For freight
% iy9 1Ri' j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EOMPqROLLER'S OFFICE, I
Gifts Of New Orleans. july 6, 1858,
No 9o55

No. $500,
ResolBsa Thathe Comptroller sell days notice in the
official journal the contract for taking down the building known
d m Annhtcaonmarke transporting III the mae Of
ssd building including the ggHg and sais and rebuilding
aud putting gn ana ia perfect order piece Of ground
fronting Claiborne situated in the bounded
bYGabone 81 Bernard a6ape and Robertson streets sad
ueee e ouad belongs the elS and is reserved for market
The work according specifications Of the Surveyor
aid safe 6g contract subject the approval Vt the Gommoa
fsignedl j. MAGI@NT,
President Beard OF Assistant Aldermen.
fsignedl 4. LANDRY,
President pro tsm Board Of Aldermen.
Approved hfay %, 1873.
tsgaedl CIIAs. II. WATERMAN, Mayor.
frus 'eOny jules gAssARp,
Secretary Of MAYOraty,
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Leaves on THU RSDAY, July Is, NJ 3 T: A.
FFwR. TALLAHApCEAIE AND fANOo
lsIlEfct Packet.-The splendid, new, light draft pas
senger packet YazOo Belle, 9, W. Ewing,
master r Townsend, clerk, will Leave as above for e9re
Greenwood Sidon Tchula YRzoo City and all intermediate
landings plantations river For freight or passage
wv nv Us. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
5The yazoo Belle will continue in the trade all the season
as n packet.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


we'll understood hat ia case failure By he contractor
to begin finish the work, any part thereof within the PEE
rod liked the Council BIS dissatisfied with the mani
which the work being executed, the Council shHi
have the right to aunul the without putting the
in default required by article 1905 of the Civil
Code, and without applying court OF justice 70 Annui
the and without denpy mud il is also well under
stood that in the contractor shall TING abandon h
work. finish complete the in conformity WIN
his the said contractor shall forfeit all claims no may
have for rts0f the work the date OF The abandon
that the shall be thereby discharged from and
all liability therefor and is also el understood that IN case
held and bound in odo pay unto the city all loss der-
between the price which the contractor originally con
trcted to perform the work and the price at which may pc
adindicated a resale re-adiudication
Bids to De per running foot whole work complete.
New Orleans, june Is 1853.
[sfguedl LOUIS H PILE City Surveyor.
Approved BY the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
ts ssasa Ho 3 HEFh zt7Rhn ohatrpsn.
HENRY DuREL,
iy6 Il CLERK of Comptroller.
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans July I, 1855. 3
DISSOLVED, That the Comptroller be, aud
IL he Is hereby authorized and required give notice. By
standing advertisement the official jouru that naceordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. l2 approved March
81 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
10 accordance with the ordinance referred to,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl J.. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
(signedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and Of the public
4. TTfRARD,
jyl6tf Comptroller City Of New Orleans,
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sgipgIll SnIelIigeufs.
y = IlsTH7- ; s..7I W. HIVVs
GLE RED YESTERDAY.


snaHlh $3.50 PluA uits Neio fol Barcelona Pg MI eco
Aarg Harriet Hazene, BfiakwaBf, for Proyi1euEe RI,
Nfm Dewey
sGAt Raph Rosk coens ieF Sew York, Greedy FArwel
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A0BlLHSe inR1 FL BsBasya8 81 Is Fosin to L Saith
seQe t atsafd Nails keaf ID DO u bales Gsnahurgs
~ = is &earst Do NaEley3 darag e9 rs do r Graves Ae9
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City Of New Orleans, duly g. 1855.
NJ ANN 4
- ,.1I 49, 4 49, A., 1000. ,;i5..
2esqEe1, That the eouptIoie sen 70 Wy owes eu0eI
after hye days advertisement IN the ohcia journal
70 make shell toad on tyi5I street Ion agel 70 bE9a4
street in accordance Win plans al speelheaos OF me SUR
veyo such sale to DC de snhseto tAe approval or rseon
Of the Um09n Council, r ,t..cT,N,r
SiguedI j. AtA1ttoN l.,
fFesl9eht b"AE99 y AS 5FSisY A'1et'eN'
ISigned5 Al e-'It
President pro tenn Board oil Aldermen.
Approved june lg l929;; ,ir,t,rpps ,F,yo-
tslgnedI II ~ sGAlAhH9, sNaJof'
.Ctrrert :, 1s.t- -, an
Notiee is hereby given tSt ~ III H. l2 III
adudieute etee ~ y g elNgt NJ VIZ u'St
i've IL y. TIE AEsB, GllnREoneT
r, - T5Z rr4Y4s t,,Y, III, nfr6cf foI. sItq-
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Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY the 10Th Inst
wia a9ludcate my oice at Il o'clock ~ The above con.
I'D III r, FHEARp, Comptroller
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Leaves every SATUHDA 4, AZ o L. NJ
Opeiuhsas via the AchGalaya.
gyga. FOR SAS-THE NEW AND
ElaItEa light draft steamer Bayou Belle Capt tohn
Lyons, win leave above taking freight and
pasnrers Tor Smmespor Old river aud all landings the
AtchaIAIaya Forfleigh or pHssage. apply on board.
my9I j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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Notice hereby given that en- WEDNESDAY the 2lst day
Of Tay 1875 viii adjndieate my Office l2o'cloeR N.
'h i.s s;o 5s revenues T. THEARD Comptroller.
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aoEraN ~ raRAoco srArnllENr.

Cptt1n-hales. gobaccEo -hhde
gssea IS haga, ke .ggss..4..3s$.ss 1881 lS,7I
ssslsfaagss,,...s ss5 ls5ssls 94S-l7lss
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NV 0Rl.gANs elAsslFIciATII0i3.

5tnsr5nr b1lesE Il NfdaIfne. Es<Hf
ffiHaf9 Y Good Mudngs ~ ENgi2a
g01l Ordinary s8s z6l0 iddling Faf.s..t... l86-
ErM Midi a3.84 Qssa4f5 Fair
0B4GGD Ws heard st only % hhds sold on pIiyat
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Leaves on ~ lDNFsDAY, July IL, at5P.M.
Independent Peoples Liae
Es4e. FOR EHbA&&&GAAAG AND CARO-
Aislas lima Bas. shIeyep9It urand Bay on, St Maui
Tiee, CAnipte, Grand Eeofe, atehitn hes, Alex
aria Nomns and 6ortoPf lshalne ad Al iaeTnsdise
regular PACK steamer EscOnEte. %. Johnson, MASTER,
win leave Fot freight apply on board
iGlO y. 3. EAls AlIll, AlEertalng ttsenL
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COAST AND LAF0URoHE.

Nt5H8E7 7FEAIENE3TN'- I9NHl EAITAll16@
lEA5s637ks SRlfAe RDa3imsoEtTO and from ~ Orleans
= bayen sara Fort Adams, WillianseoEt Por'
Hudson Intermediate landings the SALIE tsgbl~
SON H. T. Gross, muster, 81 PLACE nf he BELLA DONNA,
leaves Orleans every Saturday evening ct O'Clock
and Bayou every Wednesday evening" the the
cars from Wpodville.
4A clerk will be On the Loves 70 receive fTeght on thuFA
day morning.
HPartcaar attention paid the receiving and landing OF
pasenHess and freight all The day and night
WEAR HOLMES IL uF.AttSs u Tchenpitonlas s.
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STEAMBOAT DEP RTUREs.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
For oPELoUsAs

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, AT o'clock /. N
tn. ~ sg Eo MA III a,,Tt0n es sF ~ II LON Low
ailisr built expressly Tor the trade will leaye e
above ine freight Old River SmmsPo and all landings
on the Acafalsya For freight passage apply on board
I'M. JOHNSTON CO., Front Eeyees St
ty14tF Gustomhonse street
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Es5srtaa sass............ i,sof2ls 52r B
yas sfdbys3.ss..8..ss lsaSs l,s09,206 a5-52,Bfl
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TTmPORrANT NO RYNRYaoDYtl
d u GB1 N . N
Nom u xrlossSe CanapEsene and Spirit Gas
l. A. NJ T. IS a N q $

The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing 70 his tren
and the public generally that his establishment Is now open
for the fecepon0 visitors Daring the past winter many
and additions been made, with single vfeY
Increased comfort and convenience not only 70 the invalid
10 others seeking recreation pleasures These mproyeme
consist of the erection Of several cottages, commodi
blrdroom etc; and the whole establishment has been
paubd and renovated The bath houses for ladies' and the q
cuar spring house fitted mp expressly for their accommodate
have been particularly attended to as asohas the bar be Oh
and its furnishing.
than twenty i've years and determination to Keep his on
list Of hst class hote will, he uss continue 10 secure
him liberal Of patronage splendid band OF mui
has bsen engaged The Teepn alleys and other pla
for provided the premises. The cottages
all separate, and are neat clean and airy.
Commodions light draugh boats viii ply regularly tw'e
week the handing the Tombgbee river while those vi
prefer travelling by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad do
connecting at the State Line with good stage roHd 10
Springs By this last route passengers leave the hpng
O'Clock in the morning. dariye In Mobile in the attend
day. This line win making daily trips 10
1 from the Springs about the 10Th or 10Th Of June.
Aso the curative virtues Of the waters they have not o
surpassed the most sanpine expectation OF the proprietor
he believes he with perfect propriety that there
Springs in the United Staes for the short time they nave D
made known the public that have effected SO many cures
obstinate chronic Diseases certainly present gre
variety Of and valuable ehemienal or medical cOmb
/ lions.
The Springs the three most valuable kiads Of wat
found IN the country viz The celebrated Yichy, the Cha
beate and the Sulphur Such advantages these afford
to be found upon amy single place Ia the whole aoutha
I which inyslds cannot we'll note.
Arrangements being made to have an Express m
New Orleans Mobile these Springs IN order to prevent
usual ayof letters and papers caused by the mails Will
however are under contract 70 be carried regularly three III
| Rates Of Board
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Es4a Benton, Pott tAQdo5 SWansohts Landing Albanyr
kzsz Shreveport Grand Bayou C8mptei Grand Eeore,
AsSAdta, N0rmens Landings GortoMa Landing, and ~ ~
tensdate 4udjHgs-f ne light draugh passenger steamer
BIaoaner Jas Tintrins, tfr. W. H. Marshall, clerk,
M ftys a above For freight passage apply board
\ iva j.. s.. PAGAUuf Advertising Agent.
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STREET CoApR--oFFlCIAL.

LTlRST DISTRICT POUND-Yyas brought
First District Pound Dryades street. between
liza and Grod streets, esray--
One dark brown mule, about 1914 hands high blind Of
the left eye
Which not claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will b. sold public auction ut said pound SAT
URDAY, July q, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, July IL 1855
q. o. FLEoHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered July u, 1855
Il. j, HITsEHBERGER,
Deputy Comptroller.
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WASHINGTON,
WHEELING,
EITTsBURG,
CINCINNATI
LOUISVILLE,
SARATOGA SPRINGS,
MONTREAL,

And nil important Towns and Cities In the Northeast
Thus forming the CHE PEST and only RELIABLE Route
to all points North.
Passengers rely upon leaving advertised.
This is the only Line Of Steamers making direct connections
at Cairo and ST Llous with the Railroads.
Ey- FARE CHEAPER TIL AN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
with less changes ot ard handling Of baggage.
re- Information Through Tickets to CAIRO
Louis thence via Railroad all points North GOOD
FOR ONE YEAallowinF the holders to stop point OF
the their journey peasure-ay be pro.
cured application at the
COMP NYSs OFFICE
Under the ST. Charles Hotel Nav Orleans.
n Theonly office where Plans 81 The Beats' Cabins can be
seen Sule.Toons secured, and THROUGH TICKETS purr
w. +. REDDING,
ale General Agent
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kFS fl. RODRIGUEZ u CO., r. -
&sS57 Is successors P D. ACUIN 4 CO IfE8SkkNSS
$500 BREAn and CRACKER BAKERS,
No, &c New Ievee street, New Orleans,
Superior AMERICAN GRACKNEL BISCUIT, warranted
| free Of sseTstuA any drugs Injurious 10 health.
H. D. Go. keen constantly hand large assortment OF
Bread and Crackers.
| Pilot Bread Codeehens9 Biscuits, Water Crackers,
4 Navy Bread, Sugar Crackers, Soda Crackers,
| Wins Bread Boston Crackers Picnic etc, ETC.,
] French Bscuith, ButstGraekeTs, etc.
Almade By sehusry at the lowest uarkespriess myll y
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Notiee is hereby given that On TUESDAY 18th inst will
INA n n. THE ARD, GnnprolleT.
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uPPER MIssIssIPPI.
Lsgyes On WEpNEslpAY, Ill0 Jaly, 2 7. ~, y.

ST. Louis, Cairo and New Ofleans Railroad Line
FOR ST. LOBIS-CONN GETTING AT
lAgg7 Cairo With Chs ltios sen,ra ana g s5 Louis
Te1nr passenger pacet Alecle Scott Ii ssilzer
naser Nj leave Loais and at intermediate andngs -
ahoye nor freight or passA. e. apply board, 70
j! E.sALLEN, FREIGHT Agent
for the fine and the Illinois Central Railroad p P0ydTas street
jyll ~ 81 PAGAUbt AdYei Using agent
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EPAyE DU SECOND DIsTRICT-u a etc
n conduit depot des Epaves du Second District Der
bigny les Ste Durnaine epaves
Uue mule bruno ct harBa denyiron IA de hant
lie poitral eeorches eampee repaule gauche
unmue bay once brua harnais denyirsn 10 mains de
haut daS marques de see de collier les ambes la
queue noes. IA criuere coup6e etampes yisbeS.
Une umrnt brnn once, denyrou "a mains de haut ayant
blanche front lie dos malade bessurs
d ambe gancbe de deyaq Tongue ctinere
etampe me&icaine sur Ia eusse gauche-
81 les dts anau recanes dams dix ct et
fra lis vendus enchere publigue dit depot
SAMEDI II de Juliet 1858, il midi.
q. o. FLECHIER, Commissaire des rues.
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NO. 4UUU. ]
7esorei That the gouptrole Sell to the lowest bidder,
days advertisement IN e official journal contact
10 make shell road tilyirT street from Magnolia TO Broad
street Id accordance with plans and specifications OF the SUR
veyo sale rde snscto the approval OF rejection
0ft het1 uHl
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BOOTS, SH0Fs AND HATs.

BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
-, BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS WE CALL
y the attention of planters to stock Of gHssAE
EA9BROG Ans, MUD BOOTS, and Grah Planters BOOTS.
EseAlso CABIPEACHY HATS and ALABAMA WOOL
Il ATshe article offered IN this market ail Of
which viii be sold very low price.
nils II j. b. VALENTINE y CO.. 81 Common ST.
FUsp RECEIVED, by sHIPs DELHI. EXCEL
y sor and Yandaa an assortment Of
OAK TANNED. RUSskISt
hit ID BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation use and oF sale by
]. B. VALENTINE 4 CO.,
ia1h If 81 Common strsst,
JFDfR tsGBNuESFR HAaA GIEEF, WEAKNESS, PAINS
4 ia the Bask, an Urinary Afeetions -
THE GREAT ENGhIsa REMEDY SPECIFIC s0bu-
TIONThs wnrjdren0ane ned preparation eus az affections
OF he ganeatiye oreAae whether recent chronic Phy
efficacy Thousands sufferers have been relieved BY T.
Purely vegetable opposition isas harmless AS IL u EN-
The system becomes iyigoraed and the aeplat54
body and depressed mind are restored 70 energy;
b. ABRAMS
Sole agent for the United States
myl7 ly Apotheea-y. q Camp street. New Orleans
- BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
So sE4hsnd and for salefron the manufactotyof
sFz@@BS bIessrs. j. ~ BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati.
Billiard Tables, Brunswieks PatentGpsh'
Cloths, Balls Cues and al other trimmings be9hs
ing to thisliSs ...,, -
"A. W. MERRIAM
pf7 " Charles Billiard Room. n. o.
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DR.. wistar's B alsam of WildOherry

Where the above preparation Is knswn, 10 IL so
well established as an infallible Remedy for u .
cure of Coughs, 0old., Sore Throat, Hoarsessss,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in he B<essl,
Group, Whooling Cough, and every form Of rd-
monary Compliant, that It were a work Of ssNa-
rerosation to speak of its merits. Yla ag.s1
Discovered by a well known physician more
than twenty years since, it has BY the wonderful
cures it has effected been eonstastly appreoiatpg
in public favor, until its use and its rspstasior
are alike universal and it is now knsvn asa
cherished by all land their name Is lsSisn "I
who have been restored to hsalih by Its use - he
Gres, Remedy for all the diseases whieh 1t pre-
fssses to cure. ,......... r.e, f.ocv
Sir James Clark, physican 10 Queen vloserie,
has given 1t a. his opinion that ro,5.
CONSUMPTION CAS- Bk cvnzsi
The whole history Of this Medicine fully ssa-
Arms the opinion of that eminent mas. Thss!
sands testify, and have testified. that whss ~
othor remedies had failed, this has senplstsly
cured; thntlwhsn the sufferer had we'll nigh De-
SPARED, this has afforded immediate relief; Nat
when the physician had pronounced the lssas
incurable, this has removed II entirely.
The virtues of this Balssm are alike applicable
to cure slight Cold or COnf-mss Ot~ssmpti0s
and its power a, safe, certain, speedy pieasant
and effectual remedy cannot DO equallsA. =, = >
s. W. FowLE Il Co., Proprietors, Boston. Fez
sale by their agents everywhere, and by W.AP.
Russell, Nddebury; Roscoe 4 washburs. New
Haven't B. +. Haskell & Son. Cornwall q
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Home Items.

Everybody is making anxious enqui-
ries at the weather Office, as the time for
the Fair approaches. We remember the
many wet and muddy opportunities we
have had in years past. At present
TUESDAY morning. the omens are fair.
We noticed last week the present of
tomato, weighing twenty ounces, and init.
mated that it would be hard to beat. This
challenge had hardly lett the Office before
Mr.. Harry Goodrich of this place, tossed
in another that weighs 100 pounds and
a quarter To speak within bounds, it
is as large as small kettle. We intend to
see that it is on exhibition at this Fair.
There is no longer any doubt that
the potato crop in this section will suffer
extensively from the rot. Its appearance
is recent, but reports from several towns
and on. own observation are sufficient to
demonstrate that the evil is alarming.
Notice is called to change in Mrs
Bashnel's advertisement. rs
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MARRIED.

Z In Sheldon, Sept. 18th, BY Rev. Joseph Busell.
Mr. 6foRGE HAMMOND, Of this place. ~to Mis-
ALMhDA l., GEER, o. East Sheldon
In Brandon, Sept IA, by C. A. Thomas, MI
Jous c. BuLLocG, Of Leisesrsr, to Miss SARAn
A. IIaCoLs, OF Brandon.
In yergenne., Sept. II, by Rex. L. IBoudrsy.
Mr.. SpAa C. WOODWARD to Aiss SARAHi Asn
Moon, both of New Haven.
In 81. Pauls Church, Sept. !, by Rev: 7. l..
Randolph, Mr.. ID. c. LISsIEr, Editor Vermont
Stock Journal. to PATrIE f., daughter Of 20 D.
Hatch both of Windsor. NlfIt
In Shorehsm, July "A. by Rev, X Haven, Mr..
JoHS L. BnrToLrH, of this place, 10 Ciss CAHs
RTE RICH, of Shoreharn. ODD q b9o.,o .sl
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as successful financially as in every other
springfield Horse Fair.

6pTluBueIQ IlOIrt It dits
The season of Fairs may now be said to
be fairly opened, aud every succeeding
year seems to add to the attractions of
this season. OF these exhibitions, out of
the State, mono has more interest for YER
monters than tho Horse Fair, the third ex-
hibition Of which occurred in Springfield
Mass, last week, at the same time as cur
State Fair. The Show was one of ex-
cecding interest, lit was estimated that
l6,000or $4,000 people were present some
of the time, which is some proof of the
interest that is felt in this Fair. The en-
tries Of horses were larger than over
before, and though the premiums offered
were also much larger, the entrance fees
were sufficient to meet these. 1t would
seem from the reports that pretty largo
proportion of the most noticeable horses
we're from Vermont or bred from Vermont
stock. The weather seems to have been
nSout the same there as here. Thursday
was SO rainy as to be entirely lost to the
Show, and was given up to festivity in
which oratory and conviviality abounded.
Friday was gorousiy fair and the closing
exercises were made favorable circum-
stances
We notice that Vermont and New York
were 80 evenly represented in numbers
and value, that after considerable talk
it was decided to give to each State a
splendid banner.
The following premiums were awarded
to Vermonters
In class No. S-"Hiram Drew" owned
by Charles Warner & Co., of Brookline,
500.
Ethan Allen" was ruled out of the
premium list by the judges, because his
owner refused their request for new trial
of speed with Hiram Drew" on Friday.
Class No. 3, stations, 5 gears old
anil under g." Young Columbus" Wal.
ter Smith of Orwell, VT.
Class No. l4,-Span of Horses--'J ack
and Jim," owned by W. R. Ingalls,, of
Barre, Vt. 800.
Class No. Roadsters, GeldiDgs or
Mares" Butcher Boy" E. Hubbard, of
Montpelier, VT, 500
Glass No. 17-Geutlemen's Driving
Horses" Michigan Boy" Ersstus Hub.
bard Of Montpelier, VT.
Glass No. 19-Farm or Draft Horses,
Spans-No names-Francis MCLEAN of
Vernon. VT, $50.
The receipts of the exhibition will be
from $4,000 to s1l, 600, and the expen-
SEES $4,000 to $1,000. 1t is expected to
pay $4,000 from the receipts in part pay
mcnt Of tie balance due on the Park.