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by j. C. MoG UlRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
EkTENS1vE SALE OF COSTLY FANCY
- OO0DS, JEwRLRY, CLOCKS. VASES, =. RIAN
CHINA FIGUKks, PERFUMERY, STATIONERY err
LERY, SUPtRIoR PLATE GLASS CAshs &c-(Jn
TUESDAY MORNING, September zSth, at 10
O'Clock, at the " Lakes Fancy 1, Zaar" on Penn
sy ANA avenue betwee I'd and 81 streets we shall
sell, without reserve. the entire stock. compr.ing
faTIan ChiLa. Terra Gotta, aid China Figures Of
various des orDtions, VI
yewtlry. Cutlery Combs, b ushes
PAPER Mache ana Rosewood " ritinp Desks md
Work Boxes, 1""
Perfuuery and Soap of every description.
contemporaries, Pocket Books, Cabs,
Opera Glasses. Telescopes. Stationery
Silver Pencil Cas4s, Rerln Iron FiguIeS
K0sewOo1 UPRIGHT Piano Forte,
Looking Glasses and Paintings
iogetheI with large quantity of Fancy Goods,
Also; number OF very superior Glass Cases some
of which cost 90 each, ~
Terms; SO and under, cash; over that sum- a
credit oil, ? Sand months, with interest, salts
1actOrily endorsed. ~
sea- d &c MCGUIRE & CO, suets,
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AUCTION SALES.
By BONTZ a. COONS A.

BY BONTT d COOMS, Auctoneers,
AKGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
A. fAhcY ARTICLES, HATS, CARS, RuoTs Avn
SHOES, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY Tth instant
at 9ocook, we Will sell, at the pew store No 81 m
sTeet, between VI and n, the entire stock of Goods
by the pattern and piece, e00us'
ne lsuIes are invited to this sale.
Terms at sale.
Sc . 81 lstatesl B0NTz 4 COoMBs. Auc,,.
by J. e. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctioneers.
EXTENSIvE SALE OF SECONDHAND
flAhos, MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS G1J s.
SIAsEs, ST0RE FIXTURES, &c On MONDAY
MUhNiN NJ. September 9Th, AT 10 O'clock we shall
sell AT the MusIc Store Of John r. Ens, Esq On
pennsyvanIa avenue, between 9Th and 10th stree B.
me htvns removed Temporarily in order to enlarge
and improve his stored Eight verv good =. oona
mana ramos rscsved in exchang for new ones viz:
One by ROsenkrantZ,
Three by Andre Stein.
Two by Knabe & Cache,
Two by Gilbert,
.Ot Damaged Music,
uuiiaTs, iutes, RanjOs. Accordeols
a. Music hooks, Eugraviugs, &c
Alss, oil the Glass Cases Shevinr OiIoIo,b
stoves; Large Store Furnace. Carpets. AwnInT'
wall showcases. Window Sash, SHUTTER. sc
Terms: SIS and under cash; over th~t sum credit
Hl on 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
&c - j. G.. MoGIJIEE & CO Apc,s
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"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
unfIi FRIDAY. Sept. 18th same hour and place
JOHN Il. MITCHELL. Trustee.
ses JAS. G, MCGUIRE CO., Auct'rs
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SCHOOL BOOkS-SCHOOL BOOKS!
A general and complete assortment of School
Books and Stationery Tor public and private schools
at the Northern Liberties oheap bookstore, 81 nth
street, above the Northern Market. au slim.
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PosrPoNED.-Yesterday, the case OF the United
States against Susan Prince was commenced a,
the office of Justice Dom, and attracted very
great crowd of persons, many of them quite
young men, whose looks and actions indicated q
much deeper interest in the result Of the exami-
natlon ihah me party concerned. After hearing
the evidence of fourteen witnesses some of wbo,S
were very pointed in their statements as TO the
character of the house, and others apparently
ignorant OF more than rumOr's teachings the
justlce postponed the further hearing of the case
TIL Saturday, when the second detachment will
be summoned to appear for examination
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BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE STAR.
FRoNAGENrAs ASSOCIATED PRESS
Additional BY the N,..,,.

HALIFAX, September - The rim. ..x. 49,
relation 70 the cable, that occasionally a short
WORD Is given, but never anything TO a complets
The FIRST instalment Of sf,een ~, 49,. =, A.,
Turkish loan was met with remsrkabie promnt'
ness. f0"P'
Pardoe, Hoomsns & Co, carpet manufacture,
at ksdderminstrr, had suspended; Liabilities
The Board Of trade had directed an enquiry In
TO the circumstances attending the wreck Of the
A Amer an ship Alloy LsngdOn on the Isle Of
Negotiations for the establishment of mail
services to Australia and British Columbia by
tne fanama route, were still uader the consider
duon OF the government
~ bonoon News Understands that the Eu-
,P' an ana American Steam Company have ef-
leu Ieeonciliation with Messrs Croxskey a.
20 on satisfactory terms
A correspondent Of the Times xvho 49,. uoos
omclal experience In the feelings OF the ChISese
mas strong apprehensions that IN the n.yn,.n, ~
Ine wal indemnity Is allowed TO be len depend
ent on the collection Of the customs at Canton NOT
only VIII Its receipts be problematical but thera
VIII be constant recurrence Of disputes
FRANCE
The Times correspondent Is assured that the
trench government have decided 10 apply free
trade 20 Algeria, and that all the ports on that
coast are TO he declared free
The French press had been interdIcted fom
publishing any portion Of the will Of the Duchess
OF Orleans. The Paris Presse, however, had
puoilshed II, minus its political passages ,
The Emperor and Court were still at Biarritz
The Madrid journals saX tha, a,c,.. -, a..
dissolution Of the Cortes had b,en recently
signed. 'eO''J
AUSTRIA.
value - Po'
Vienna adviceS say that the Emperor has rati-
ned the convention recently signed by the Paris
conference Tor the new organization az the Danu.
bian Principaities
it has been definitely settled TO lay submarine
cable Rom RaSusa TO Alexandra
Italy.
negotiations were going on between the Pope
ana the Emperor Of Russia for settling the Ieli-
giouS situation of Poland
IL was rumored that the Pope intended 10 visit
the Holy Land
The Emperor has ordered the foundation Of a
new town at the confluence OF the See and AMOR
rivers.
Inc nre at Moscow was caused by the el.r-
destlne manufacture of lucifer matches A peat
boz in the vic nifty Of We city was set Gre to by
the heat OF the sun
The report that the port of villa Franco has
ceen coded TO Russia for a term Of wears is con-
nrmed Russia has now accomplished her Oh
Ject OF having naval station in the Msditerra-
mean. he: feet will consist Of one ship Of the
line and three frigatss
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poned until SATURDAY, September Is, same honr
and place. JOHN i: MITCHELL, Trustee,
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MARSHAL'S SALE. I'm virtue Of a writ
lVl of her facas Issued from the Clerks once Of
the Gontt OF the District Of CoIumkia for the
Expose to public sale, for CASH. in front OF the
Uoas,thonse door Of .aid county, on THUR SDAY,
IoHoWing describedpToperty to wit: All defendants
nght utle claim, and interest IN and 10 Lot No. ain
square No. 2@. ia the city Of Washington ID. c.. to-
esther with al and siI gular the improvements
thereon ,ized aud LEVIED upon Gs the property Of
Edmsnd hiley, and will he sold 20 satisfy judicial
RimbIe. y 3 w. SELDEN
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DISMISSED The case of the United State, .,
ID fsckonnear, who was charged with biasmv.
was dismissed this morning by Justice Rowland
Tor want OF evidence OF the second marriage
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s,TRiAIS AT THE GUAED-HoUsE-Geo. U,,ve.-
too, ~disordeTlyi dismissed. g. NJ wIb,,o.
eeshntdeTiy and throwing stones: Gne aad cost.
% 40 - ftA""is Henry. drunk aud diso,d,,Iy q.
W'' shnnss 20 days. Taos. HngissS dunk - 4
sTSihia Mullins, drunk aud dl,oideIly: wo, L
so3sT 10 diys ChrlstopeE ScheiI, do; do. Emile
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character of the house and Others snna,sn H.
ignorant Of more than rumor's TEACHINGS the
..I postponed the further hearing of the case
till Saturday, when the second detachment will
he summoned to appear for examination.
The WATER PIPEs.-The contractors for LAYING
the water pipes are progressing with their work
as fast as circumstances will admit. portion
Of the work between First and Third streets, on
pennsylvania avenue, has been DELAYED for several
weeks past on account of their being no mines of
aquality TO suit the shape Of the culyeft az ross
the Ilber Creek, at Second street. These have
Deen cast, however, to such requirement and the
work at this point resumed and so great has the
progress been since, that the ground will all he
closed In here by to- morrow evening to the great
sd.lsIdeuon OF the contractors and 10 the public,
VINO nave been placed at some unavoidable incon
venience by the delay
ihE NlkSiNiA SERENADERs made themselves
extremely popular at their opening last MIC bit
anu KEPT large ana fashionable audience In the
best possible humor throughout the entire nor
iofnance. How could 1t be otherwise when spcb
men as Lands, Paul Berger, and Y.ager xs,.
on the stage filled to OVERLOOKING with new iokes
and comic songs. To-nigh INT, they will presen, .
new programme Of fun, and will be welcomed
oy greater crowd than greeted their advent here
last night We know OF no better Investment
than twenty -hve-cent piece laid out for the hen
et1t Of these funny men
ihE "AhhkT, tnls morning, was not as nu-
merously attended as during weeks past; and the
supply was, we thought, much less than the
average. The quality Of the provisions offered
was good, aud he prices differed but little from
those last quoted in the "Star.n The supply In
tne nay market was EQUAL to the demand, and
tue prices ranged from 90 10 100 per cent Good
oideI was maintained during market hours and
tue regulations were strictly enforced.
The MT. OLIvET FAIR.-The fair at Mount
oliyet, Alexandria county, closed on Tuesday
night. number Of Washington young gentle
men, VINO denominate themselves the ssPhilo-
soPhicai Club" walked over TO the Fair where
number Of the bellies Of the vicinity had gath
cred They were much pleased with their visit
ana yesterday morning returned home d ,IIgbted
having been presented with a boquet by some
GrorgeiOwn ladies'. ~
DsaissED The case of the United State. -.
Ii. Brsckonncar, who was charged with bioanv
was dismissed this morning by Justice Rowland
iof want Of evidence OF the second marriage.
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%GEORGErOWN CITY GUAKDS-Meer
~ at your Armory, in the new uniform. OF
THURSDAY. the Esd, az ga O'Clock D. IA
Sc y IT WIN, r. BLaChEDRD o. -
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GEORGETOWN ADyERTIsEM'Ts
NEW LEATHER STORE,

The subscriber takes this method of informing his
old customers and the pubic that he has moved his
retail busIness from hts tannery Ohve street. to
No. l4H, opposite the Mayors Office, where a fu n
supply of home and foreign manufactured Leather
will bs kept.
Sc 2jIm JOHN f.. COX
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-09-16

Iears.-There is a sacredness in tears
They are not a mark of weakness, but
power. They oft speak more eloquenty
than ten thousand tongues. They are
the messengers of overwhelming grief. of
deep contrition, of unspeakable love-
Look at the strong, convulsive emotion
OF the breast when deeply agitated, when
the fountain of feeling is rising and when
tears gush forth. Oh, speak not harshly
OF the stricken one when weeping in ST.
lence. Break not the solemnity BY rude
laughter, or intrusive footsteps. There
is a pleasure in tears--a holy pleasure
III there were none on earth to shed a
tear for me, | should be 10th to live
and If no one could weep over my grave,
| could never die in peace.
DR.. Johnson.
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OUR AGETNs.

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atAberdeen for soliciting subscriptions and adj
vertisements.
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vertisements
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at Macon, Miss, for soliciting subscriptions and
advertisements
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ments and subscriptions
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Letting agent, is our authorized agent in New
Orleans, La
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For announcing the names of Candidates mot inserted
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JOB WORK
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dressed to the Prairie News"
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" The Louisville Journal GETS off th

" The Louisville Journal gets off the
following very pointed squibs
The Washington Union says that "to
err is human" No doubt that is true,
but 1t seems pity for the editor of the
Union that his errors seem to be the only
thing human about him.
An Indiana paper boasts that "Mr.
English is hard to CATCH" Oh no, he is
as easy to catch as the smallpox and as
loathsome when he is caught.
we saw two fellows have desperate
fight last evening. One bit the other
several times, and as often as he did so,
the latter retaliated by pulling out hand
iul OF his hair. We suppose he thought
that "the hair of the dog is good for the
bite
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O. "A. SUGG,
BROKER, vi O bile, Ala.
Amy and all kinds of Business executed wit

ANY and all kinds of Business executed with
promptness and despatch.
~ B-Pafftfatar attention giren to the selec
ton Of Music and Musical Instruments.
MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 18th 1858.
Fruits purchased and shipped 10 parties in the
interior in quantities to salt purchasers and on
the best terms and in the best manner.
Fish-Presh or Picked, purchased, including
Oysters, in like manner as in the preceding sec.
ton.
Coniectionaries, toys. candies, sweet meats.
Ice, &c, purchased and shipped In the best
ma nner and on the most favorable terms.
Merchandise of all descriptions and in ouanti-
lies to suit purchasers, purchased and shipped
on favorable terms and in the most speedy man
ner.
Groceries of all descriptions including Liou-
ors, purchased in quantities to suit purchasers.
on the best terms, and shipped in the most ex-
peditious manner.
Jonsignments from the interior, of eggs.
ems, turkeys, poltries, beeswax, corn,
aeas, potatoes, slaves, handspikes, &c,
nd disposed of to the best advantage,
most ready manner.
4 cattle, Hogs, &C., received and.
in the preceding section. NV
the command of all persons ar
the interior with Produce or
articles, to be disposed of by the
Use.
g supplies will please enclose
name some firm in this city
presentation
A. SUGG.
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Challenging Them 10 Me Proot.-Mr
Joseph Mckee announces through the
Dahlonega Signal. that he has been turn
ed out OF the Baptist Church because he
neither believes that infants deserve
eternal damnation for the sin of Adam,
nor that the righteousness Of Christ was
imputed to any man" We presume that
I II was the Primitive" Baptist Church
that gave him his walking papers for this
negative belief though he does not saw SO.
Dir. Mckee, however, is like the man who
SAID the horse was seventeen feet high
ne sticks to his faith, and offers to paw
Literally for proof of his error. The fol-
lowing are his offers.
Notice is hereby given that | will
pay Sl00 as reward, to any man in the
State Of Georgia that will find one text
Of Scripture that says the sin of Adam is
imputed to his posterity; or that can find
one text in the Scriptures that saws in
fants deserve the damnation ofhell for the
sins of Adam.
also, ! will pay 500 as reward to
any man that can find one text of scrip
ture that says the righteousness of Christ
is imputed to any man."
lie proposes to leave the decision of
the question to a jury of twelve men
composed of any of the citizens of the
nelghborhood except Baptists.''
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Fine Arts.
JUDGES.

Miss Maggie Mcmillan, Miss Henrietta
Manning, Miss Mary Miller, Miss Sallie
Raspberry, Miss Gillian, Miss Gum,
Miss Ellen Howe, Miss Sarah Hodges,
Miss A. Simonton, Miss Sheppard, Miss
Ann Eliza Vasser, Miss Salie Young,
Miss Hubbard--Mr. Tom Saunders, and
Mr.. John Richardson.
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4 Beautiful Aasmers--A pupil of Abb,
s'cord gave the following extraordinar,
answers
"What is gratitude p
Gratitude is the memory of the
heart"
What is hope 7"
"Hope is the blossom of happiness"
What is the difference between hone
and desire 7"
Desire is tree in leaf; hope is a
tfee IN flower, and enjoyment is tree in
fruit
" What is eternity 7"
" A day without yesterday or to NOR
row--a line that has no end"
" What is time r.
" A line which has two ends; path
which begins in the cradle and ends in the
tomb"
I" What is God Z"
1.-The necessary being, the Sun of eter-
nifty, the machinist of Dature, the eye of
Justice, the watch-maker of the universe,
the soul of the world"
Does God reason ?"
"Manfeasons because he doubts-he
deljberates-he decides. God is omnis-
cient. He never doubts-he therefore
never reasons"
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ABERDEEN. Miss. July y. 1a5a

ABERDEEN, Miss, July r. 1873.
DR.. j. w. Ctayke Sir: have used yonr slim
ulating Lnment on my horses in six or eight
cases, all otNhich il has cured one Of them was
horse that had his withers bruised and badly
swolen; 50 much SO that | thought could dis
tlnctly feel the matter, and thought would have
to be lanced, but thought / would try what your
Llniment would do for it first. had it rubbed
ON it once, and in IL hours the swelling was re-
duced, and continued the use of it, and TO nv
surprise the horse was well and at work in three
days.
therefore recommend it to all those who use
horses or mules, as the best preparation for sores,
bruises, cuts. scratches, Sc. JOE. T. CASON
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Mrs. c. s. Howe, Mrs. j. NJ. Thomp-
son, Mrs. R, NJ. King, Miss Betty Lyon
Miss Matt Madrie, Chickasaw; Mrs. Dr.
REYNOLDS, Mrs. j. G. English, Mrs. J
z. Paine, Miss A Word, Monroe; Mrs
Robert Gordon, Mrs. Milton Hodges and
MISS ). Duke, Pontotoc-Messrs. David
Hubbard and w. G. McQuiston.
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This is to certify that have used DR. Chrke's
Stimulating Liniment with marked effect in Rhe
umatic affections, that from the receipt for max
ing the Liniment | know the ingredients to be
good and do not hesitate to recommend to the
public said preparation for further trial in all
cases OF rheumatism and Chronic inflammation
Aug. IL, So. B.L. HATCH.
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Eli Abbott, w. B. Fooshee, II. H.
Shackleford, Anderson Bean, Chickasaw !:
MI. Prewitt, DIR. S. l.. Paine, r. H..
Rogers, DR.. Laird, Monroe; Josiah Hus-
sey, Mr.. Cummings, Itawamba; Dunbar
Holder, w. l.. McGaugha, and G.. G..
Reneau, Pontotoc.
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Thos, Word VIM. Gates, Il. @, Walker, j.
N. Saddler, Milton Hodges, r {. Clark, Woods
Baker, H. l.. Shackleford &sG5s0#t&8
Persons competing fc premiums on crops will
be required to iiirpSn certificate from one or
more reliable odnesses, as to measurement of
land, &c.
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Houston. Miss. July %. Ig5s

Or. Charlie | take pleasure in recommending
your Llniment to the afflicted / had a negro
boy who had not walked step for six or eight
weeks, disease, Rheumatism in foot 1 tried var
lous remedies, prescribed by my Physician, none
OF which seemed to give any relief; at the request
Of my friend, j. d. McAlIister of Aberdeen,
was induced to try your Liniment lie sent me
TWO boxes, and to my great SURPRISE long before
l nad consumed one box the boy was up at work,
apie 70 make full hand He is now almost if
not entirely cured do not think he wonld have
been able to do service this wear. but for y,r
Liniinent Yours, Respectfully,
TH0S.J. DAVIDSON,
OF Ripley, Miss.
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Selling off at Cost,

,kEAI bargains can be had By calling in at
" NJ. Herman's, where Dry Goods 81 every
qualify and price will be sold for cost. Goods
We're never before sold as loav in Okolona a W
propose to sell them; so those who wish 10 paf
chase any kind Of fne Dry Goods at ! rery 1cw
price can De accommodated BY calling on e 8
NJ. HERMAN & Co.
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GsgT The charges for entering articles at til,
Far will be the same as heretofore.
No Premium will be given ON auv article no
embraced in the list and it will be expected d
the Judges, in all cases. even where there is com
petition, to withhold the premium when the ar
ticle or animal is not considered worthy.
All manufactured articles must be exhibited IN
| the name of the maker, and no premiums will be
allowed when it is discovered that such is not the
case, nor will any article be allowed to be exhib.
tied unless manufactured within the State of Mis-.
sissipp
The secretary will be on the Fair grounds on
the 18th October, the day preceding the first ex-
hibition day for the purpose of receiving entries
and il is hoped that those who can viii make
their entries on that day, so as to avoid confusion
while the exhibition is going on.
The Executive Committee indulge the hone
that all those who have been designated as .Iudo.
es may find it convenient to attend and serve inf
il any should be unwilling or unable to do SO. thev
Will please notify the President as early as pract.
cable that Others may be appointed in their stead
Inc several Committees Of Judges win please
signify their acceptance by reporting themselves
at the Presidents stand each morning on which
they are expected to act.
The exhibition will commence at o,c,ock. !.
", each day
WIN. F. WALKER, Pres't
c. G. scoGGrN, seet'ry.
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Okolona Agricultural Fair.
PREMIUM LIST,
FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR,
TO DE HELD ON THE
l4th, 10th and 10th Of October, 1858.
OFFICERS or TILE soCIcrv

OF THE SOCIETY.
VIM +; WALKER, President
:. Y. THOMPSON, !
WM. o. COOK.
=. G. SCOGGIN, Secretary
y. RICHARDSON, Treasurer.
SAML. WORD,
ID. G. HUBBARD
y. K FOoSHEE, Execmipe Comm;,,.,
.. F, WHEELER,
4. c. BROWN
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THIRD DAY.

The exhibition of to-day will be opened with
competition in riding on horseback, by gentlemen
In masque, for premium Of Twenty FIVE dollars,
to be invested at the option Of the successful COM
pettor Committee of ladies' appointed on the
ground. Fee for entrance FIVE dollars