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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

MEETING OF JOURNALISTS AT THE FAIR
GRoUNDs.-At meeting of the members of
the Press Editors and Reporters, at the
Press Cottage, upon the United States Agri-
cultural Society Fair Grounds, Thursday,
September 20 1860, it was resolved,
l. That we, the subscriberS, representing the
by tender our thanks to the efficient Secretary of
The u s A. Society Major Ben peTey RI pGSSrTo, for or
with proper department, devoted exclusVely % bhe
Press ana sge Ss or ntp @ eS
sion. f.
information has been in his power TO bestow, in
every department connected with the exhibition,
which, considering the multifarOus and vexatious
duties incumbent upon this officer, requires an
amount Of patience and forbearance, as well as OK
therefore, for the amenity, urbanity and efficiency
Of Major PoOre in discharge of his duties, and his
thanks and we'll wishes Of the undersigned.
s. That our thanks are due to VIM. Steele, Of Gin
The Press Department, and that this Department,
under his charge, has been a model Of useful ness
been promptly and properly attended to, for which
We return him these thanks ss token Of Of our aP-
probation of his having discharged his duty in
gentlemanly and ofhcer-like manner.
W. ". Fosdick, New York Spirit Of the
Times.
WIN. D. Bickham, Cincinnati Commercial.
E. H. Tatem and Joseph McCullogh, Gin
cinnati Gazette.
y. II. LlmDuTR, GluClHndIl NolhSAA0uhus
E. Penrose Jones, Cincinnati Commercial.
w. G. Sherwin, do. do.
Ed. Granval, Cincinnati Courier.
W. II. II. Small, Cincinnati Enquirer.
II. S. Olcott, N. Y. Tribune.
Henry LOWE, Frank Leslie's Illustrated
News.
H. A. Stuart Frank Leslie's illustrated
News, Life illustrated and N. Y. Evangelist
F. W. HURT, Ohio State Journal, Oolum-
bus, Ohio.
Il. M. Kidder, N. W. Christian Advocate
Chicago, Ill.
J. B. Woodruff, Cincinnati Press.
G. +. Gilbert, Cincinnati Press.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-A man
named Constantine Miller, was arrested last
evening and committed to the Bremen
street Station-house, upon warrant charg-
ing him with assaulting with intent to kill
another named Schulenberg. The affray
took place while the parties were returning
from the Fair, last Tuesday, and although
the complainant is quite severely injured,
we think it doubtful whether the charge
will be sustained. The party, we believe, con-
sisted of five,or six persons, all Of whom
were more or less inebriated, and the
quarrel originated because one of the men
would not pay for liquor for which others
had called.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21
-AMUHENTRrTTs.

PKE's OPERA-HousE.-Th audience was
not large al this last evsnin, probs
bly, IN consequence Of the weather. The b1l this
evening embraces Bpcresia Bor0ia; pae De ders bg
those prouetting beauties the Gale sisters the
ture to MasansTo, by the orch,stra, and the farce
Of NiPped IN the Bud. t,. ...s .rr -srrr
NATIONAL THEATER.-This evening has
been set apart for the benefit Of Mr.. j. B. Roberts.
ard the programme is quite attractive. IL consists
of the RaO-picker Of Pdr and the W1llOv Copes, in
both Of which Mr.. n. will appear The bill deserves
and we hole will draw an overnowIng house.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

SHERIFF's SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-The
weekly sale of real estate, held by the Sher-
if. in the rotunda of the Courthouse, was
quite largely attended yesterday morning,
and the bidding was spirited. Nine pieces
of property were offered, of which six were
sold, as follows:
Lot of land in the northwest part of Sec
tion two, township two and fractional range
two, of the Miami Purchase, conveyed by
Richard James to Nathaniel G.. Hedges, by
deed dated May g. 1912; also tract of land
in the northeast quarter of section eight,
township two and fractional range two, in
the Miami Purchase, both parcels containing
forty-twO acres, valued at Sl2,325; sold to
Phillip Heidelbach and Jacob Seasongood,
| for $S,2l7. --.. -.. ......
Also, a perpetual leasehold on lot in the
south side of 'Third-street, between Elm and
| Plum, 36 feet 'front.' by 80 feet deep, subject to
payments of all taxes and $l40 40 per annum
| ground rent, valued at 81, 800 for the lease
| and improvements; sold TO Joseph D. Kan
| kead, for 81, 200.
| Also. lot ON the northeast corner of Linn
and Everett-streets, 100 feet front on Linn
/ street, and ITO on Everett, valued al
$4,000 for the ground and Improvements
sold TO Augustus Isham for $7,025.
Also, leaseheld in part of lots Nos. 2ses
2s7 and 28s, fronting 80 feet on the nortl
side Of Evsrett-street and running back q
feet, valued at 1900 for the lease and i'm
proyements sold to Joseph Shuttle fol
$2,4lO t.Ea-t3
Also, the west one-third of two fractiona
lots, being So feet front on Water-street, an
extending to the Ohio River. Valued a
5000, and sold to John Mcclure for $l4o pc
front foot.
ter ss section 49, township 3, and secon
entire range in the Miami Purchase, contain
| ing l5 acres. Valued at e66 06I<, and sol
to Henry O. Bowen for go per acre.
NV stt' is.s.g 90 ~ u,s
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COMMITMENT OF AN ALLEGED COUNTER
FEITER-Lawrenc Harriet who was ar
rested few days ago, charged with having
counterfeit money in his possession, with
intent to pass the same, was arraigned before
Judge Lowe yesterday morning for exam
ination. 1t will be remembered that num-
ber of spurious bills were found upon his
person, and this, with some other evidence
that tended to establish his guilt, induced
the Judge to commit him to Jail, in defaul
of bail in the sum of 81, 500, to await tria
before the next term of the Court of Common
plaaS
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A TRAINED AND BEEEVoLENr HIPPoPo.
binnopotsmus, which an English paper says
;s remarkable for its laziness, yet shows
signs of Intelligence, looking benevolently
on the audience, and reposing its head
blandly enough on the arena cushions. Il
appears TO have been caught when about
two days old, and TO have been brought up
in habits of human companionship. hlpar-
mits its owner TO put his head into ats mouth
and TO ride upon its back. Il can be teIo-
cious, however, and will not tolerate the
stick. II is about two years and halt old.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

SINGULAR CASE OF ARREsT-An Excellent
Method Of Treating the Unfortunate. A
poor unfortunate fellow, who looked as
If he had been forgotten by that Providence
which watches even the sparrows, was
thrown out of coffee-house near the corner
of Fifth and Vine, yesterday with such
force that he fell in the street underneath
the wheel of dray which struck his head
and cut it very severely. While endeavor-
ing to escape from the danger into which he
had been so rudely thrust, a a"Dogberry" came
stroIling along and took him to the station
house. 1t did not appear that lie had been
disorderly, but his presence was obnoxious
to the elegant habitues of the establishment
and they kicked him into the street, wholly
careless whether he fell into the arms oi
death, or what is somewhat worse, the City
Prison,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

has been crowded with strangers-not less
than 20, OOO--during the week, is beginning
to ''thin out" little, as the United States
Fair is about closing. Although our hotels
are still full, the Spencer, Burnet and other
houses have now room for the entertainment
of regular guests, many of whom have been
deferred from visiting the city through fear
of encounterinQ a crowd,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

WHEELER & WILSON TAKE THE BLUE RIB-
RoE.-The first premium was yesterday again
awarded 70 the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
machine at the United States Fair, which IL
the third year this machine has borne of the
palm. The committee were unanimous in
their decision, although there were four
teen different machines contesting. s.,
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DINNER AT THE UNITED STATES FATR.:I,,
Visitors going to the Fair this morning wlil
bear in mind that they can obtain ,S nrsI-
class dinner at the Monarch Dining han,
Kendall & Hukill proprietors. These gen
tlemen have served up dinner 70 thousands
therefore consider it unnecessary to say
more of them.
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Second premium to S. s. Jackson a Sons, Gin
cinnRt
premium, on BaItletts, TO Barry Ellwan-
ger, Rochester, N
Second premium 10 J. s Cook, Cincinnati...... .
For the best collection Of peaches-first pre-
MUM TO M Mccullough Sons, Cincin-
natl iV
second premium to Lewis Nicholson, East
Rock port.
10 Harry 4 FllwanRpr Rochester, N 1........ 10
Second premium to william HEAVIER, Oincin-
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GRoyER & BAKERS SEWING Machines
We make the following extract from letter
dated Nashville, September 10, 1850
sat the Tennessee State Fair this day, the
highest premium was awarded to the Grover
& Baker Sewing Machine, as the best for all
classes Of family work; also, was premium
awarded to the Grover 4 Baker on the
double-loop stitch, as being far superior to
the shuttle or lock-stitch for the same puf-
pose. These premiums were awarded over
the |. NJ. Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, Howe,
and other machines in competition"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

NEW CoUNTERSEITs IN OIRoULATIoN.-A
number of counterfeit bills on the Middle
bury Bank, of Vermont, have been put in
circulation in this city lately, and are well
calculated to deceive the unwary. They are
principally twos, and are executed in such a
manner ss to render their detection i'm
probable, unless they are closely examined.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

The FOURTEENTH WARD DOUGLAS CLUB.-
There seems TO be some difference of opinion
in regard to the officers of this club. The
following is said 10 be a correct list
President-Stephen S. Ayres.
Smith.
Secretaries-A. B. Wilson, A. j. Mullane
ITedsuTeT-B. Tonnus.
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LAD SEVERELY IyJuRED BY THE FALL OF
PoLE.-A lad, whose name we could not
learn, was severely injured, yesterday about
noon, by the fall of Lincoln pole, which
had been left in a state of partial erection,
on Pearl-street, between Sycamore and
Broadway. In company with some Othe r
boys, about fourteen or fifteen years of age,
be was climbing upon it, when it fell shat
tering his thigh and arm so that it is proba-
BILE the amputation of both will be necessary
IN save his life
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

ORIENTAL IDEA OF AN EoLIPsR.-An eclipse
of the moon is always an occasion Of alarm
10 the unciviliEed people Of the East, In
Beirut, as in Damascus, the Moslems gath
cred upon the housetops with pans and ket-
ties, upon which they beat with sticks. and
made the most horrible Aoisea for the pul-
pose of frightening away the dragon which
was consuming the moon, preparatory TO q
descent upon the earth. ,...,,.ri ..r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

ADAMs's EXPRESS CoMPANY.-Adams's Ex-
press Company yesterday very kindly fur
nished us with late Eastern, Louisville and
Nashville papers, all in advance of the mail,
for which thew have our thanks.
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AUCTION SALES.

a UOTION SALE-BY COOPER q STOKES
IN Auction Sale Of Choice Building and Garden
Lots with the privilege Of from one to ye acres Of
ground, In Greenwood Extended tLockland sta
fiOD) twelve miles By railroad and eight miles di-
rect from the city on the Cincinnati, Hamiton and
Dayton Railroad, on MONDAY AfThhNo9Nt
site and location of Greeaw.od Extendsd L sai-
heently known Lhe ~ nsls is perfect ne mont 1Ssas
on ali lots that sell for less than so lots that sell
Tor 500 and over and less than $500 will be $40 cash
and so ! month those selling Tor $40 and up.
ward, go cash and so month, until paid, or u
the purchaser prefers t. he pay one third cash,
the balance In one year on any lot purchased. Six
per cent interest ON ali deferred payments
An extra train Of passenger cars will Leave the
Eixth-st Depot at O'clock the day Of sale IRE;
turning at 81 o'olock) and take passengers TO aud
from the sale free Of charge. 49, III u. ~ u
Piafs can be seen at 0OI Elm.st. and IA East
Fourth at COOPER 4 BTOKEs, Anetioneors.
iae2lE1
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Law siFOEtr.
COMMON PLEAS.

The case Of Hathaway and Wright, indicted for
grand larceny by the last Grand Jury, was set for
trial in Room No. 3; but II appearing on the case
being called that material witness Tor the state
was absent from the city, the Court allowed a re-
setting.
The only other business transacted was the ad-
mission of a few applicants for citizenship. .....l
In Room No I, before Judge Mnll0n, the motion
docket will be called on Monday, the gath inst; tho
default list will be called o. Wednesday.
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SALE OF LoTs AT GRRENwooD.
and the last sale of those beautiful los at
Greenwood comes off on Monday next It
is deemed sufficient simply to announce the
sale, as this point seems to be appreciated.
See adYertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

ROBBERY AND ELoPRNBNT-A Rural County
Officer Rams Aa0ay aOith his Friends WIFE
The treasurer of neighboring county be-
came enamored of the wife of his friend, and
as circumstances prevented the affectiOnate
pair from spending as much time in each
others society as their mutual passion led
them to desire, they planned an elopement.
Accordingly, the Lothario helped himself to
funds from those of the county which were
under his control, and, in company with the
female, suddenly started for this city where
he arrived day before yesterday.
One of the sureties of the treasurer, in
company with the liege lord of the runaway
wife, followed in hot pursuit, and, by some
chance, arrived here in time to witness the
arrival of the faithless pair, who were imme-
diately arrested and sent home in charge of
Lieutenant Brockington. 1t may be proba-
BILE that the matter will be compromised;
but for the present, disappointment has
overcome the desires of the Illicit lovers,
and they will be compelled to await the
arising Of more propitious stars.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

POCKET PIoKED.-A bucolic Buckeye, hall
ing from Highland County, who would not
give his name, had his pocket picked last
night at the Opera-house Of a porte-monnaie
containing $54.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

EIGHTEE NTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
MECHANICS IEsTITUTE.-The weather yes
terday and last evening materially affected
the attendance at the Mechanics Institute
Exhibition, which, although fair, was not so
large as it had been previously. In the
morning the atmosphere was cold and chilly,
as if born at the pole, and the sky dull,
heavy and bleak. A few runaway sunbeamS
reached the earth at noon, but they fell
shivering upon the planet and died for their
rashness. In the evening, the clouds shed a
few somber tears, while the air grew still
more geld, and whistled in glee over the
graves of the sunbeams it had chilled TO
death. The day was quite disagreeable, and
the evening admirably calculated to shut
persons up in their parors.
Notwithstanding all this, the attendance
at the Exhibition, as we have said, was quite
fair, and those who did venture out seemed
to have been repaid. The hall was com
Portable, and, meath the brilliant chandeliers,
the promenaders evidently found, either in
the articles, or the music, or the society o.
each other, that pleasure they so earnestly
sought. In every respect the affair continue;
to be success, and those who attend find il
utilitarian as well as agreeable.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-21

BACK NUMBERS WANTED-We will give
ten cents each for the folio wing missing
numbers of Vol. III, of the DAILY Pass;
Nos. 26 and 76.
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NEwPORr WIS.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE OF THE
METHODIST MINIsrYRs the onpual Kentucky Con.
Church, south. commenced its fortieth session IN
this city, in the Taylor street Methodist Church,
presided, and D. stevenson and I. II. Vanmeter
The usual COMMITTEES we're appointed, and rules
for the government Of the Conference adopted;
pection," was taken up. Also, the casp VI jacob
Walk. The latter elcited quite spiritsd discus
Mr.. Walk has recently Joined the Reformed
Church, and il is alse charged that he has. du ing
the past year contracted numerous debts without
the p obability Of paying them. on which accuse
ton IL was resolved to discontinue him and refer
Conference Of the Fox Creek Circuit, which he
The residue Of the session was spent in examiu-
ing the character and 9ualiics.tions Of the hrst,
h,aring financial exhibit Of the book ahent at
RereTebds REM 4. II. Bedford, H. Owen and $. D.
Aiken, Of the Lousylle Conferences Dr.. Mitchell,
e Asb9mS pr SIis @SEeTRFtS; RsSs sTSaSbsss ssSSTls
Wright and = Nicholson, Of the Cincinnati Con-
About 100 ministers were present, and numerous
visitors from the inseri9r; Sonfsrence hours are
Conference Prayor-meeing is held every morning
from eight to half past eight oS!ock, with preach
| ing at three and seven O'Clock p M.
REPUBLICAN MEETING.-The following
resolutions we're passed at Republican Meeting,
| WHEREAs, number Of the political opponents Of
Se poe BY Se
UamIip md as SIGN offbeir deyotfon 10 said artv
and as ths S infamous deed which has been published
~ IN 90. disgTace 10 The ne6ple of Newport and has
| cansed General dissatisfaction and contontion
eoo,o he peace and order iovino citizens we the
hhpublieabis Of New port have resolved; 80
Wrist That said proceedipR deserve the disap-
rrohation of All those who regard the rights and
pryileSes Generally exercised by poiticai PARTIES
aud do moi make mere mockory of constitutionai
| Tishts and the enforcement of the laws
Second That i 6 coTSrdly and contemplate in
its features, and that all those who participated
| pit or inCanabi0
OF approaching the rights Of citizens who live under
fec government and are in furious to the progress
| and welfare of sociefy. 80
Third. That, in contemplation the civil authori-
enmmfteS s5 have IN this as II many other ast nces
| NOT attempted TO perform the duties with which
they are intrusted by the people-they deserve not
| he q their constitueuta.
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CovINGTON rgMwa.


Cry CoUNcIL.--This body met yesterday
afternoon at the City Hall, Judge Mooer President
pro tenn A special election was ordered on Wednes-
Council, vice Maier Goodson, resigned. -s..sr n
A petition was received from four vagrants now
in Jail named James Tofrall Mary OOonnor, O.
Brady, and James farfall, asking Council 10 grant
them their freedom. Upon thein promise 70 Leave
the city, the same granted.
This concluded the business OF the Oounctl which,
upon motion, then adjourned. a1sr if1si
CIRCUIT CouRT.-rhe following persons
were yesterday indicted by the Grand Jury John
Cornelius and James Glaaken for obtaining money
under false pretenses. Bench warrants were issued
is both cases, and they permitted 70 give bail
In the sum Of $780, John Cosgroye and ,. Hickey
The above were the only matters ofintsrest trans
acted aa'7 aN Aii
ARREsTED.-Mr. Lacy, the farmer who
killed neighbor named Johnston, few days ago,
at Canton Station, yesterday arrested and upon
issuing bonds in the Of 81 200 for his appear
Rnce, was allowed his freedom. r rr. lfr.s.
RELIaIoUs.--We are requested to say
| in the Scott-street Methodist Church. Mnisters
attending the Conference now being held In New
port, will Ofhciate. 'itt
| CoRREcTIoN.-In our netice yesterday Of q
siander suit the name Of the plaintiff stated in
/ correctly. We should have said, Mrs Susan All.
| man, being plaintih, and VIM. Hewitt defendant.
Sworn IN.--Major Goodson was yesterday
sworn in rs Mayor Of our city, by Judge Mooari Of
| the County Court rIH. n
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For a fine artistic picture, 60 to A. ,.
Bloom Gallery, IA West Fifth-street. -ii
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rIrHutfea - alFfuEha
ar.f1 shhH g1H ~ aEafG1ET a
5tu isisi ll's'fiaH 4 .sd fsf a.
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LATEST FROM JAPAH. Have you tried the
new teas from Japanf Cal a. fendery q
nut-streets, and get samples, which viii be
furnished nee Of charge. ,i
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.gHfus A 40 TEEW " aaA cor "a
..I.ill H5l ss go q d,ss 20 site'si Nh agt hae
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BOARDING.

TROARDING-several gentlemen be &C.
LB c0mmodated with board and rooms at 81
Fifth-st., corner Of broadway se2-O-
NHOARDING-Two or three gentlemen eau be
Ii accommodated with pleasant, airy front
room, on the second floor, with or without board.
Apply at 1876 West Third st, Terms moderate.
lse2l-bl -
ROARDING-Families and single gentlemen
ID be accommodated pith pleasant rooms
aud boarding, by applying at the north west coru
Of fifth-st, and Broadw ay-entrunee on fitth-st.
Terms moderate. se2i -bs
WVOAR DING-A gentleman and vito or two
MO single gentlemen can obtain nice room, fur
nished or unturDished, with board, at 40 George
siIeel. se20-b-
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PROBATE COURT.

j. r. Davis was appointed guardian Of LeOrah
number Of foreigners took out their final papers
of citiyer shin
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HIeHwAY RoBBERY.-A man named joe.
Mccullough, who resides in Storfs township
was knocked down, night before last wniie
on his way home, near the Millcreek Bridge
and robbed Of watch worth $50 and money
in bank bills and coin amounting 70 s21.
% IN. r.a1s.n ar. iaUr ffl .f.a 500 l-lT
o sla i.IIr. tlai
Ed isr brf ,I.it'.sft f.i.s frf l.In- -tA
r.Ir.f 81 NHr rsr1n anf POI fa.H fl|Nfr.'i ~.
blanflsaa lHd uigl alilia,1 -1iFl irilsi
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THE DAILY PRESS.
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City News.

bITTERs DETAINED FOR WANT or POSTAGE
Thursday, September 20, 1860:
Kent Jarvia Massillon, Ohio.
M Jameson, r. Germantown, Ind,
Rev II Christian, u. Liverpool, Ohio.
Milton Thompson, Sacramento City, Cal.
CoI NJ Morse New Brunswick
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~ ~ a-.4 4 Il ~ I ~ f5it5 n .. 'ss.iils.t eA
adI ssd etl1I cdI .l1natr = q ullft qfa
50. - 4 -.llIl.lla i-l-lll
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81 81 Ga. selifaou .a .1lai iials.li .i en- ESQ
h1a H sll % rlfra gI
.a,aio .sggilJLu sz1dAh1 uais
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EIshth Annual Exhibition Of the United
States horticultural society-Eiahth bay.