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The several sections and parts Of sections Of land above de-
crbed all contiguous and together would form valuable
sugar plantation larger portion of the land is high and
cenbe Of cultivation Is 20 cleared and
there exists ON the small dwelling and
houses The timber the said tract is valuable.
A TRACT OF LAND in the Barataria District on the left
bank Bayou Bnatara designated Lot No S descrp
ton No s, on n plan drawn by William j. Mccullough,
United States General consisting Of pracs and
tending the Bayou de Concession the Bayou de la Bur
here measuring about 81 arpents 'front.' the Bayou Baraaa
by about 20 arpents in depth
large portion this covered by superior claims and
only the right title and interest of the city of New Orlenns
aed from Of John McDonogh will be Sold and with
ont any warranty whatever.
TWO TRACTS OF LAND in the Barntnria District, and
designated according plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City Sur
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. McCul
nl.l SURVEYOR. General ms follows, viz:
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Lands in the Parish of st. Tammany.

Lands in the Parish of st. Tnmmany.
FOUR sEyERAL PORTIONS S OF LAND LAM situated in the
SS bsss ,sksa plan yWn %sSSiessS
and having bayou
Iy depth Of seven md one third arpsn extending 10
Mia as s das c LAKE, s IS IS IT. e H. and are
Lands in the Parish of Assumption.
from the ss,%ts Of r!, Ga sR xiq he
LAND situated in the Parish Of Assumption on the Canal which
p " s 4ysq a f. sf s@a s ms
s"s being taken .n from p" BY W n Il. limited
No 1874 containing 9O2 2s-loo acres.
No 49, 49, containing containing 20 ss-Ia. acres
II 1fss 'f T. are partly in 3D. r. If F. and T.
AVAILABLE TRACT OF LAND in the Parish of Assunp-
e m ID T. Ro9 G us ds @ysn ss
No 81 according plan drawn aT BY Louis PILE city Sur
Caogh United Surveyor General, and contains 81
land situated Immediately in the Of the
plantation formerly beongng A. Toilet and is only
and If considerable value.
A LARGE BODY OF VALUABLE LAND in the parish of
"A Y Il IN sSs ~ Ss saw
sections and of sections according plan drawn by
plan BY VIM j. Mccullough United Surveyor General
Lot No. being s. quarter 49, contains 1859 100
Lot being quarter contains l59
No Sis the N. W. quarter of section 49, contains
l67 72.lO0 acres
No. the N f. quarter section 49, and con ans 1874 % 100
the f. quarter of section 49, l67
is the W. quarter section &c. 61
acres, making total of 9S5 GJ-lOo acres.
property Immediately the
valuable both for its fine timber and for agricultural pur
poses
Lands in the Parishes of St. Landry and
Calcasieu.
AIARGE BODY OF LAND situa cd partly in the Parish
of ST. Landry partly the Parish of Cacnseu lying tho
east and ycs the Bayou Nez Piquc in T. s., r.
according to plan drawn by Lonis H. Pis Oily Surveyor the
dimensions being taken from plan by VIM Mccullough u s.
Surveyor General
Sec Sec Z Z! contains ls 4 s SS acres
Making the total area. >. ........... .2757 sl-lOO .
ns-TERaIs AND CoNDITIoNs--oncaftl cash, and the
balance on credit years, notes
Of the purchasers payable Citizens
secured by special og &c on s property sold with all
to rae per cent pes AMMAN
until maturity and 10 hear satisfactory city endorsement il
in acting the Board Of Commissioners of the McDonogh
school Fund In cese Of uonymen Of Of the notes at
of per per until riiy paid This last coud
lion will not be construed auorze delay in tic
payment OF the noies nj maturity.
fhe purchasers will themselves put possess
ion - their own expense and thay viii be required 10 comply
with the and conditions Of sale, forth wishn
neglect their the property purchased By them will be
advest and sold ,g their risk, without further
or SHE before c. f. Fo.tser Esq City Notary al tn.
| expense Of the purchasers DIG
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Lands in the Parish of Jefferson.

A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated on the right bank
Bayou Baatara and composed Of the following sections
parts Of sections according plan drawn by Louis
Pa City the dimensions being taken from plan by
VIM, j. Mccullough u S. Surveyor General dated llth April
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J. B. WALTON.
j. Ii. WAIION.
THE SOUTHERN MECHANICAL STEAM BAKERY At
auction, offering fine opportunity for safe and profitable
investment
BY j. B. WALTON,


Auctioneer-onice, 10 Bank Place.
SATURDAY, Dec. ~, 1859, Mt 12 o'clock M,
~ at the ". Charles Exchange, will be sold
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, in the bounded BY Frank
Streets with the thereon designated
g. g. and o. plan drawn by l.. II. Pile ESQ., City Sur
veyor, dated November, 1879
lot No. s2 Clio by depth of
N feet 10 inches and lines between parallel lines and forms
the Of the other four lots.
Lot No 32 feet front the projected line for the
opening Franklin Gate Benton 50 feet the line
where it n1jons lot No. s. and 40 feet from the aforesaid pro-
tcied line to the rear line
The improvements consist Of
TN lot No. s. fronting Clio street, twos'oy brick IRE
proof Bakery containing three nrge 10 complete
orderail susceptible OF immediate frame bnI
ing fronting Clio street, story shed connecting it
with The Bakery with sheds ard ouhouses they exist No.
and No. g.
the of two naes beafiEg mortgage lots Sos
and each for 800 payable The 18th and 18Th Of Jan
nary 1860 aud the 23, and 2si May 1860 and bearing
interest the Of cent. after maturity il
the purchaser his order ut year wh per cent
interests ftgm day Of sale 10 maturity and cent
thereafter, If not pnnctaaly paid with special mortgage until
final
Tie buildings to be Ike insured against the risk ST fire by
purchaser and the policg transferred to the sendors
Lot No adioius No ld 70 feet front the
pre- line of Franklin ate Ecntou street, by lib feet in depth
| lctween parallel lines.
Lot No. adrns No. s, and forms the corner ni clio and
franklin q feet lGnches and lines font
FRANKLIN ny depth and ot Clio Of III feet
| X il lots Nos. Is shed, which thi
| owner has The rfiviieae Of removing afior the sale
] ET-TERHS FOR LOTS Nos I, q and g-lne.thrd cash
balance and wears from day Of hac in the notes Of t
purchasers their nde bearing interest ut the rate Of
per per maturity and 6er thereafter if
pune uay pail with special mortgage until final payment.
Acts Of e before A. MeHlrchn, Notary the Of tn
| purchasers. dt'
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il H. Eafi.h f. saia: 5as Il s b. eenps.sd
M s. u R c iS dmssan
LA hsn d nS beng S hs 8 bank Of s
Mssspp river and on s upper limit adjoining sepperds
- COLLEEN Grove y plantation
fractional sections Designated by the Nos and g. No con.
taiis III 49-ioo acres aud No. is 1910 acres
Section No y contains sl yded four
tanning Id le) The secons ii and l2le contga-
oas, and CONAN together 1853 u lt1
Section No. 70 acres and is divided into
No II coaas isi IS 100 and NJ contains "a 9u1i
ssaed B. he Non 4 d. si Il aud L. eaeh
containing 100
sf,oa ss Nc ssats5ns
tanning lt0 1890
Section No 100 acres and is divided into or
Quarter sections DESIGNATED by the Nos H. Is q g. each
containing 100 2ieO acres.
Section No 90 contains 52 1910 divided int
quarter section designated by The No 49, and part
Quarter sections designated By the Nos % and a. No 10
tas lo1 acres No A. Isl q oJ No. 81 lS
Section No. 81 is fractional part at quarter section dev
mated by the No. q and containing 81 T4-ioo acres.
Section No 81 fractional part of quarter section desr
naied by The No - containing ID S1lnt Sections from
acres. e N " Wv
Lot No @ of irregular FORM lying rear of lot No.
z, and contains 10 61-l00
10. No z contains ID acres adjoins lot No. Is
ii,aIed IN the rear OF the plantation formerly belonging
to j. leis The two lois containing together o3 s6o
LOT No % contains is 100 acres adoins lot No. % and
situated m The Of the plantation formerly belonging
10 Pierre Bourgeois.
Lot No % contains 80 100 acres adjons Lot No d and
situated in the Of the plantation formerly
TO Jean Bic. Voineshc containing together lOa Is In
| acres. - "
Lot No 20 contains 80 acres adoins the rear lot No. "a
Is situated in the Of the plantation formerly belong
Ing 10 jean Decaraux, aud is bounded side by the land
now or formerly belonging to Francois Port and Others and
Precourt.
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Lands In the Parish of Orleans.

Dr. Ra.s and !" Fl Rs, lie
si ri f b as.s ss az srs o. die
tance Of about three miles from The city Of New leans bounded
Mafgny and the lower side by the plantation formerly Of
portions. designated described pin drawn b. LOWS IT.
VIZ WI, j Mccullough" T. @e"s'a' as follows to
CERTAIN SPACE OF GROUND lying IN the parish Of
Orleans hgued on the above mentioned plan lane Tor the
Ansticsn the Mississippi and lying
plantation formerly belonging 10 Hoa Brother by
depth of for'y arpents, where 1t joins lot NO. 81.
And TWO TRACTS OR PORTIONS OF LAND. lying
mines designated the said plan BY numbers and 8 he
eaf e Il TT f o n a d ss d n ns s @
with The nv i. Of plantation formerly belonging Pierre
ton DC 1--we line Of n N@ si anis a 'e III ba ea pS
,i9n q he said lots Ne Y and lying Lately the er
eaes @ as y s ayo s resr a 81 9 r. te NJ f. z
parallel liha2- embrace an area Of 1876 1900
| SIX LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND, in the parish of
osan on the ! bank Of The River Mississippi forming
the dimensions being taken ON plan by VIM j. Mccullough.
plan arent front the River Mississippi BY afen,s
and the lover sde BY lot 10 = the said plan, These
Lands high, the soil fertile and admirably suited
for country residences or for the purposes of gardening
GERTAN rAR Re q 1ANn ;.a'ss The parish
H. 10 pan drawn BY Louis ii Pa CITY snr1 . he ii
mensiors being iakea from plan by VIM Mccullough o. s
/ Surseyof-tiene
river below the City New Orleans designated by The
s s@ rg@h S i f Rsps ~ in sssd Nc
plan drawn by Louis H. Pill, City the dimension
i General
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Lands In the Parish of Livinrs,ou,

TRACT OF LAND the left bank of the Ame river
about two miles from its mouth being The high land asce
ing said river from Lake Manepas lying partly in S. s. r.
and in g. 6 0 acres making total of $50 63 100
according plan drawn by Louis Pile City Surveyor hs
dimensions being taken plan by j. Mccullough q
s.. General
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Lands In the Parish of Lafourche Interior

A LARGE BODY OF LAND known as the vacherie Dusue
Ivauda situate in the Parish of aouche Interior fronting
partly the Bayou DIES Aemands and Petit Aemans
composed, according to plan drawn by Louis H. Pile City
Surveyor the dimensions being taken from plan byWm j.
Mccullough u Surveyor of the following divisions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-16

McCERREN, LANDRY & CO., Auctioneers,
ll Appraisers and General Agents for the sne of Real Els
Slaves Furniture Bank Stocks Port Wardens and Success
sion sales Cargoes Stocks Of Merchandise, etc.
Particular attention will be given the purchase and sale of
Cotton and Sugar Plantations.
Our Mr. Powell who has had experience of years in
departments of the State will attend land claims
the different nnd offices of Louisiana and the department
Washington City
sales-roo Masonic Hail. of St Charles and
Perddo streets. sci If
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Lands in the Parish of st Charles.

TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish Of ST. Charles,
measuring ouG three leagues length and front ON The Bayo
des ticands and Bayou Prince No by rpet in ep,
said bsyous beginning Petit Lac Aieuands and
tending far down the sad ayous The lands Mons Michel
Ieringue. the mouth of Lake 0uacla.
The said us 81 100 and Is composed Of
the following divisions, according plan drawn louis
Pile City Surveyor tie dimensions being taken plan by
VIVA J. Mccullough o. s. Surveyor General.
Section 30 in T. H. r., ~ E. contains l22 100
section ~ in .. -, H. Il ", % s-iOg
ser;on 40 in T. IS r. q u, contain. Is l5l1J
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EXTENSIVE CREDIT SALE OF SLAVES AT AUCTION
One Hundred and Three Choice Plantation Hands,
BY G. E. GIRARDEY & CO.,
AUCToSEERs,
Office No. 81 Magazine street
TUESDAY, the Goth December, 1852 COM
mencng at y O'Clock precisely, at public auction the
City Hotel Common street between Camp and Magazine
Streets without reserve, will he sold
One Hundred and Three Choice PLANTATION HANDS
Seventy three likely young Men and Boys thirty Women
and tiifls-snse and in iame1 eonpsng Field Hands, Ne
This gang will be the office of the Aucoeers day pre-
vio,s 10 sale, for full inspection by the public.
4-TEIMSTwevc months credit for approved city factos
aecspanccs bearing cent interest," if the purchasers
prefer, casi,
Catalogues giving full description may he had office Of
the LMG.lnneeNS.
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]. B. WALTON.
Estate OF THE LATE JOHN HcDoNoGn.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoSOGH.
GREAT SALE OF LANDS in the Parishes Of ORLEANS
ST. BERNARD, PLAQUEMINEs, JEFFERSON, ST.
CHARLES, ST. JAMES, LIVINGSTON LAFoURCHE
INTERIOR, EAST BATON ROUGE, ST. TAMMASY,
ASSUMPTION, ST. LANDRY and cAIGAsIEU. on isng
credit BY order and for account Of the McDonoxh School
Fund, city Of New Orleans ts
BY J. 3. WALTON,
City Auctioneer,
Office 10 Bank Place.
MONDAY, January 23, 1860, beginning at
I1 IL O'Clock NJ the ST. Charles Exchange and the
following day, II requisite -
BY order and for of the city or New Orleans. will
proceed TO sell at public auction, without limit the
following described valuable lands acquired by the city Of New
Oeau from the estate of John Mconog deceased wit
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at auction, by catalogue, without
BY McCERREN, LANDRY & co.
G. W McCERRES, Auclioneer.
Office and SaesrGoni, Masonic Hail. ST. Charles street.
TUESDAY and Wednesday Y, Goth and 21st
December clock a. VI. of each day, their
ro1l Masonic Hail St. Charles without
tion. will be sold
rrisipg classical carved ahaer Groups and Figures such
sud Psyche, Cleopatra Three Gaces Greek Slave We
in tle she'll Dancing Gill, Flight into Egypt, Bacchus
Afiara anara's Venus, Rape Of the Slnes, and many
oers ea5ra,ey carved marble and aab,ster Vases embac
ilg Etruaca forcnne Roman and Egyptian styles suitable
10: parlors pier tables and ACUTE Brdjgo and Vel
low of Sienna Roman Open TINS for lights Vine Leafs Taz-
siis, and Hele Vases,
Also rich Bohemian and Venetian GLASSWARE consist
ing OF Gothic and Antique Vases, Wine Sets, Gobe Fruit
owls Wine Pitchers, English Crystal Gut and Engraved De
cdnters Champagne Tumber English Toilet Sets
Sets Tea Sets. 49, -
Likewise a rich assortment of SILVER PLATED WARE,
consisting Of Tea Casto Wine FMo, Ice Pitchers,
syrup Cans tiobleis Flower Vases, etc. etc.
Also solid Rosewood Whiting Desks and Work-Boxes of
rious sizes and styles
This is extensive than first and will
he found fat superior offered in this city They
all direct Iisly France Bohemia and other countries
and have been selected with the and consigned
by the celebrated house Of g. b. Pemdohn & Go.
The goods will be opened for exhibition on MONDAY be-
o'clock p. NJ Ladies particularly invited
examine This collection. Goods purchased for will be
carefully packed. if desired.
p5qTERMS-Cash delivery. dis
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WI MART. ~
undersigned having secured the commoos and central
of Charles and Perdido known
Hail. have fitted up established Auction Mart
the sale of Real Estate, Slaves Stocks and Merchandise
The Of the location for the display of
pcrty and purchasers need demonstration
SALE DAYS:
Estate Slaves Socks-Tucsiays and Saturdays
For Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays.
door sales attended Al all times.
Efficiency dispatch may be relied all matters placed
in charge.
py3tf re LANDRY &
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According to plan drawn by Louis H. Pile CITY Surveyor
me being taken from plan By VIM Mccullough
U. y Surveyor General
TWO TRACTS OF LAND measuring 6S 18-10O the
Denis, In T. u, $. H.. re. =
Lot No. measuring ~ 50-lO0 acres.
lot No "a measuring ~ 1s-lUD acres
Both being pas Of section No 3D. according plan by
oIis H. File Ciy Surveyor. the dimensions being taken from
aplan By VIM D. McCullough U. 8 Surveyor. ,eneraL
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FOUR SEVERAL PORTIONS OF LAND situated in the
Parish Of St. Tammany the Bayou Liberty designated ac
cordng plan drawn by Louis II. Pile City Surveyor the
Dimensions being taken from plan by VIM j. Mccullough
and having each front on the raid Bayou Liberty of aren
avenue which they have front Of arpen
the sal lots form part of Sec s. T. s. r. H. e. and are
within about mile of Lake Ponchartran.
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Ey- Texas and New Orleans Railroad Com.
rASY.-The following CoinmissionerMessts. L. IT, Seymour,
R. W Ra,ne b. NJ lorrel John Holiness Moses Greenwood
W Saw-appointed by the Sabine and Galveston Bay
Railroad Company 10 books and receive subscriptions
the Capital stock of the Louisiana Division of said Companies
works will the Office of the Company, No CONNER
cial place this city MONDAY the 18th of December prox
10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of organizing
ing said books for subscription The Capital stock Of said Com
pany accordance with of the Legislature Of the State
Louisiana incorporating said Company approved March H.
1859 A. NJ. GENTRY,
MIG td26 President.
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McCERREN, LANDRY s. co.

THE SECOND AND LAST EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALF
Statnary, Bohemian Glassware Silver Plated Ware, etc.
auction, by catalogue, without reserve.
BY McCERREN, LANDRY & co.
r. M,i Aus,;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-16
j. B, WALTON.
(Estate Of The late John McDo1sogh corstinued.J

BY survey the track has
ascertaiped 70 be 1855 l2IO0 follows:
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r ANDS...... LANDS. LANDS. LANDS
SUGAR. COTTON AND CYPRESS LANDS.

l ANDS..... LANDS. LANDS. ..LANDS.
SUGAR, COTTON AND CYPRESS LANDS.
Two hundred and twenty-five thousand Of choice Sugar,
and Cypress nds for sale in the parishes Of Carre
Madison. Tsssas Cstahoua, M9rehSuse Vim, concordia
ST. Martins, St Mary Point Compce Eas; and West Baton
Rouge Ibervle ASSUMPTION St. James, St John, ST. Charles
Jefferson. Iafourche and Terrebonne
To parties desiring the cultivation of
Cotton establish Wood Yards Saw mills for pecu
atio the above affords opportunity for investment
For and descriptions prices and terms, and all other in
formation in regard to these lands apply TO
McCERREN, LANDRY Il CO.,
Auctoueers and Land Agents.
Office and Sales Reconnaissance Hall ST. Charles
ner Of Peydras.
HTo enable the advertisers to represent the different tracts
of land with they have had connected maps
the different parishes compiled by the u s. Surveyorenera
the Public Surveys which the public invited to call
examine Any lands situated in of the parishes
will be represented at the request
the owners.
olO If McC., l. 4 co.
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For account of the succession will be sold
LOT OF GROUND with all the improvements thereon,
in the First District Of this city, in the bounded by
bgny Gasque date Jackson Roman and Palmyra Streets
sgnaed by The No. on plan by j Pile City Surveyor,
Cay, late notary public in this city said lot IN
American Is front Derbgpy 4
inches in Depth between parallel lines. sT
Rp TERMS, Cash.
Acts of before w H. Peters, notary public at the expense
nj thp nurc hngars del
, 1859-10-11
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER II. 1852

ing Eofnuit:o,. s,,hen they happen to be r.
spee.a men. We again beg Jour careful nj
tenlionso ibis n,atter.
Yours very respectfully,
iS'Enedi T. II. BAx7E. l. Co.
awards on articles exhibited in Class No. as, at
tho Fair held in Chicago the past week, would
ttasct in justice TO T. II. Baxter Co., that
ther found entered upon their books for Them
to pass their Judgment upon the following asti-
cses, and TINT haying feen informed that
exhibited on the grounds hy other
parties. and entered in other classes, TO aroid
confusion, and That tler might he enabled un-
derstaadsng3y to pass upon the merits of such
artices, examined ali goods Of the same descsip-
ton, 70 exhibited, anl in view Of such exami-
natio4 made the awards set opposite to the res
pectiEs articles below named
l'orsabio Flouring Mill, &c. n. Browns pat
cnt}. :6frer Medal.
1iuggas;s patent Flour Packer. First pre-
miun1.A
MhlStones. First Premium.
TurA:Ts Combined Shutter and Separator
First hemium. :. ="
Tu1nts's Grain Separator: First Premium.
1loistInE Screw. Recommended for notice.
Wrought Iron Dauscl. Recommended for no
Iron Fridge Tree and Frame Block: Recon-
renledfiior notice. =
They would further state that they were not
instructed By Mr.. Ben per1ey Poorc, or any
one elsc,.to refrain from examining such arsi-
c'cs. Fesi,g assured;.hatsome u,isarprehenslon
has occnz red whereby the names Of 7. ". Ba8-
ter / Co eart Omitted from the list Of awards, Us
published IN The Chicago Press AND TRIBUNE Of
this r.oGx,f e-cept as 10 the Silver Medal
for lie 'Eezt portable Touring mill. they
thus deeE it Incumbent upon them to state
these facss, AMI would bear tleis testimony IN
further xt.ting that the display made By BAXTER
/ Co. was b, far the largest Of any in their line
OF business made ct the G. S. Fair.
CuAs. II. Gnsr,
X II. N. lsILt1sos, Wis
i II. L. HHrsn.
fIicadn5 S..nt .tS. lSi6.
, 1859-10-11

Some Of cur reatscrs hare no dnubt 1,cen eur
pr;sed nj the statement that tile Executive Com
mites Of ,!.e It. :: Agricultural Society, have
", a.;ds arycr,l oglhe awards Of the suo-cosn.
wittccs lately rendered ut Chicago. and that
,nul.itadcs q: Tue exhibitors arc greatly d'ssa:s
ti,d with the awarls III general. What can it
mean. THIS, we believe, is n new thing in ,hc
history Of the s,ciets's exhibitions, anu such
rcncrnt dissatisfaction could rot exist without
some reasonable cause, II Is iutiInated that
cross partially, and rven bribery 10 some easss.
Influenced the subcommittee IN their DECISIONS.
What foundation there amy be for this grave
charge we do no. know but 1hc popular iu'pu'
1atioli uf So disgractn' fart renders il incn!n.
bent nron the officers Of the Society 70 sin tile
ma.ter tn tho bottom, aud fstes, tue Delinquent
cy upon the parties to whom tproperly belongs.
---Jlfary Go. Dial.
Whoever il 10 t,lamc, ard whntcvcr mny he
tie causc, one stips's ccrtain-that rast nu"
her Of tue asards gave great dissatisfaction, AIT
charges Of partiality aud corruption arc frecl,
aud openly alleged.