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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30

A UCTION SALE-BY COOPER a STOKES
"A New and Fashionable Furniture at Auctlon.-
WIN be sold at auction, on THU uRsDAT MORN
ING, August 80, at 81 O'clock, the entire Furniture
Of dwelling house 3o1 Eighth-st' between Mound
PAM oR.-Fine rosewood brocatelle sociable three
rosewood chairs TO match; two large arm-chairs,
also to match do / two reception chairs on castois
large marble-top rosewood center-t table very fine
ttaRere, rosewood fine rosewood secretary aud
etasere attached oil painting and very iine en-.
cravings In gilt frames mantel ornameutsi I hne
Window shades yelyetcar and rugs parlor gas
chendelier. -,
glass decenters and wine glasses oak eStensiSn.
table; oak dninB-room chairs nno french clocks
aarge let of STRAWBERRIES and other fruits ~ lars
plated tea set castors; walters Chiua-warel etc
/ II HALL.-Fine ice-chesf; oii-cloths, etc.
CHAMpERs Rosewood bureaus half and tuil'
canopy bedsteads; rosewood washetands ssciables
stuffed .eeat chairs rosewood wardrobe large rock
ing-chair large arm chair on castorsf hne bftis
sells carpet, etc,i stair-carpets and rods hne mat
| variety.
KircnEs,7 Cooking stove oil -oloth table tubs
conssi ksg q sugar one cedar chest. -. a..
| lThie furniturD has been In use but about nv
months and Sdos Z = r gCoa q new 49, NJ
I Z epAf - - IuIt Auufth'pe
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TRorTING MATCH AT THE PARK.-A trot-
ting race will take place tomorrow after
noon over the Cincinnati Trotting-Park, be-
tween Rockey's b. g. "Joe Goodwin" and
Dimmick's s. g. Confidence" for purse,
and stake of $500, mile heats, best three in
FIVE, to harness. The horses are said to be
the best roadsters in the city, and it is an
ticipated that the race will be closely con-
tested, and that good time will be made.
Cars will leave for the track at the usual
hours. .t.a.,-s r.rtF t--..
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A UCTION SALE.--BY COOPER 4 STOKES,
n Auction.rOoms, IA y. Fo9rth;st. t.-Good ETame ram
DAY AFTERNOON, September l, at o'clock, will
be sold at Auction, on the premises that large Lot
tween Wood and Stone streets. The lot is 32 feet
front by l20feet deep TO an alley; The house con.
tains fye Rooms and Cellar; Cistern and Hydrant
in the yard; ON the rear Of the lot s good Stable.
This is good opportunity TO get home In an i'm,
depots as well as the street railroads.
Title good. Sale positive.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years. with six per cent interest, secured by mort
Roge, an26
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The ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We are
daily placed under obligations to this excel
lent company for Eastern papers in advance
of the mail. Such favors are always appre-
ciated. .-.-.-.
Mr.. s. @. Meredith will also accept our
thanks for indianapolis and st. Louis papers.
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FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING. = Yesterday
morning, about ten o'clock, a Gre broke out
in the house of Deputy Marshal Chaun-
cey Winans, in Sycamore-street, near Lib
erty. 1t was discovered by one of the city
terial damage had been done. The fire was
caused, we believe, by defective aue, and O
few dollars will cover the entire loss.
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FIRES NIGHT BEFORE LAsr.-The hard
ware establishment of Hollinshade & Co.,
on Clinton-street, near Central-avenue, took
FIRE night before last, but was extiaguished
without any material damage, and without
the aid of the Department.
Ashcraft's foundery, on the corner Of East
Plum and Liberty-street, was also slightly
damaged by fire, but the loss can be repaired
by the expenditure of few dollars. Z z (
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MIDDAY RoBBERY-A basket, containing
about sixty dollars worth of silver-ware, was
stolen from the residence ofDr. Taft, corner of
Eighth and Plum-streets, day before yester-
day. Officer Suter subsequently arrested
John Baker, juvenile rag-picker, in whose
possession he found the basket, minus the
ware, which still remains undiscovered.
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NoTIcE.-0ur subscribers on Walnut Hills
and vicinity are particularly requested not
to pay any person for their papers, except
Mr.. Fogg the present carrier, who does all
the collecting on Mondays, and no other day,
except by previous arrangement.
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GRAND LARCENY.-A man named William
Sterles was arrested yesterday, and confined
in the Hammond-street Station-house, by
officer CHUNKY, on charge of stealing $50
from the Clerks Office of the steamer Moses
Nc Clelland. The larceny was committed
several weeks ago.
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MAN THROWN FROM A BUGGY AND SEVERELY
INJURED.-A man named Thomas McGee was
thrown from his buggy, day before yester-
day, near Cumminsyille, and severely in
jufed. His horse tovk fright, turned suddenly
and the driver dashed against a pile OF
stones, causing several severe, though not
dangerous, wounds upon the head. nj
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CHICAGO, August pa man named Aug
elberger, with his two children, was drowned
in Fox River near Battle Des Mortes, Wis
consin, last Saturday. The bodies were re-
covered on Monday.
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CHICAGO, August 2s.--Jean Bapiste Fari-
bault, one of the earliest pioneers in the
Western country, died at Faribault, Minne-
sofa, on Monday, aged eighty-seven. He had
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LATEST FROM JAPAN.-Haye you tried the
new teas from Japan2 Call at Pendery h
Co.'s, northwest corner Of Fifth and Wal
nut-streets and get samples, which will be
furnished free of charge.
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Boy DRowNED.-A lad named Joseph
Madden, whose parents reside in Front
street, near Lawrence, was accidentally
drowned while bathing yesterday afternoon
in the river, near the Newport Ferry Land
ino
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BOARDING.

MlOARDING-Two families, or few single
ID gentlemen, can be accommodated with board
at SO Broadway, below Third. au9O-bt
DOARDING-A gentleman and lady, or two
ID single gentlemen, can be pleasantly accom-
modated with board, In a small family, by apply
ing at ~ George-st., second door above Plum.
W1OARDING-A gentleman and wife can be
.HD accommodated with board and pleasant
front room, in private family, where there are no
other boarders. Location on George-st., near Gem
tral-ay. Apply at SO Fifth-st., between Walnut
and Vine. au3O-p.
UQQARDING--Gentlem wishlng, comfortable
Hon. eoess cs W e Ts Snye 5ed sit,b .he @
erel. [au27-fsJ JOHN MARTIN, Proprietor.
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PAPER HAXeNes.-We ask attention to
the advertisement of s. Holmes q Son, In
another column. They have large stock
of elegant wall paper, borders, and curtain
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BoLD BUT UEsucoEssFUL ATTEMPT AT
RoBBERY.-Night before last, about twelve
o'clock, as the steamer Superior was pushing
out from Rising Sun, Indiana, one of her
passengers, Captain George M. Stealy, was
awakened by the presence of a man in his
room, attempting to pick his pockets. The
thief had secured Mr.. Stealy's pocketbook,
containing $3.50, and was retreating with his
prize, when Mr.. S. seized him by the wrist
and forced his pocketbook from him. The
rascal drew knife and attempted the life Of
his antagonist who, being unarmed, wa;
escaped through the cabin, ran down stairs
and jumped overheard. n -
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FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN.-This morning at
nine o'clock, Jacob Graf & Co. sell the furni-
ture of family in Covington, Ky. See ad-
verfisament r rrlI..l .
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LOUISVILLE, August 2s-P. M.-River sta
tionary, with three feet eight inches in the
canal. Weather clear; mercury 77o.
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Lox. ARDKa has opened the well-known
saloon In BAcon,s Buildinly, near the corner
of Sixth and Walnut. A ffee lunch win be
set out to-day The best Of every thing in
his Slipe always on hapd,, His numerous
friends arc invited 10 cal. 49, -
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Law REPORT.


G. L.. Gano gave bond in the sum Of $50, 900
as one Of the Executors Of Anthony Hark-
ness.
Z. L. King took out letters guardianship
as guardian Of his two minor children.
The will of VIM. G. Garrett, deceased, late
Of Cincinnati, wns admitted to probate.
SENT TO THE LUEATIo AsYLUM.--James
Fraill a tall, emaciated old man, who has
been constant attendant at al the markets
Of the city, as peddler Of toy-books for over
twenty years, was brought up to the Court
by an officer as q lunatic, and after an ex-
animation by physician, was sent to the
Lunatic Asylum.
The State Vs. Edward Hudgins. The de-
fendant who was committed by an examin-
ing Court, in default Of $3.50 bail 10 answer
a charge Of stabbing-throwing q chisel at
and cutting James Ashley-asked to have
the bail reduced. The parties had quarrel
q few days before. The Court after hearing
the evidence, reduced the bail to $200-the
accused to answer for assault and battery.
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FOUND.
City News.

RS-For Financial and Commercial mat
ters, and River News, see FOnrth Page.
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l. NJ. & G. & X. R. R. Co. SUR. DEP. |
"Crncinnqh, AuqMst 27, 1860.

"Uur company VIII make na!I.lare NJ
rangements in favor Of parties visiting the
halffare tickets to Cleveland and back
good on the ten A. M. train, from here, on
the sth of September, and on the night ex.
press of Sunday night the 9TH but not good
ON other trains going East. Said tickets to
be good for return on the llth."
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE,
Wednesday, August 20: g.t g s-Eo
Mr. Jesse Davis, Huntington. Ind.
Mr. Abe Hawley, Pittsburg, Penn.
ii. Hosstmann, DelphoB, o.
VIM. Jaques, Battle Creek, Mich. - g...
Miss Mary w, Mcdowell, Portsmouth,, o.
Mr., John MoNulty, New York City.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE Cry AUDIToR.--
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council the following receipts and ex-
penditures of the city for the week ending
on Saturday last, together with the amount
of money remaining in the Treasury at that
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arlgAR5,Es WARREN, Az Y e sRos3fsQR r n. eE
Public, tbsth wiz sspn,e his tssetlag ce the ist m
fession. Mr. W. viii also devote ono or two etqt- -
ings in each week 70 asses OF eessisms4 ~ ;ks pqe
best wrtsg f9E si hs2Fiis es.sgsei sI ~ % h's "a ~
u the Music so7ai viii bs lasa y lihoteoA tae9
'-7Tl i ri,cll ~ fan14-5.l III. Gel A11.--.t nt48
lb'fhs rstnsrhlp ksfsteisrs s.iss|ae a<vsse is D.
osspss s s Il d sGS s &C., s ssss 81
t,s ifiaf adf-~ y ~ Rt'.%r .%rs& W<.X.<f Nrf
! plasaAssI, Aasssl y. iSou. l7 81 " aalSs< ea.ena
& ~! lNr sHhA e'gss e s.sea y ~ ~ y. sss%
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THE PREMIUM LIST, AMOUNTING
TO S2O,OOOl

In Cash, Gold, Silver and Brouze Medals, Diplomas
and Certificates, is arranged as to properly rec
ompense the largest number OF exhibitors possible,
rather than few. The distribution Of tho cash
premiums Is follows: .- ..l.il ..H
HoRsBs.-Premiums of 5000 for the fastest trotting
stallion of any breed $500 for the best thorough
bred horse $500 for the best thorough bred marc.
5000 for tho best Morgan Blackhawk stallion
two premiums Of $500; one Of $3.50; three Of $500
ten Of 500; one Of $50; five Of $40; two Of 20;
eleven of $50 six of $40 ono Of S35 eleven OF S30
eight OF S25 thirteen OF $40 twelve Of SIS; four
teen of $40 and Others amounting, In the aggre
gate, TO upward $1,000.
For MULEs nearly $500 Is offered. i'..h n
CATTLE Among the cattle premiums are fifteen
Of 800; eighteen Of S0 ten Of S76; fourteen Of 6l0
and others, amounting In the aggregate TO nearly
Six Thousand Dollars.
The premium for Sheep are... ....$l 200
For swine ~ ~
For Dairy Products over..... 200
Tor Household Matters, nearly.... 700
For Produce, 500
For Horticultural and Pomological displays. 1900
With numerous cash prizes In other departments.
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Discretionary Premiums, Diplomas, and Medals
win be awarded by the Executive Committee should
objects Of special interest, not provided for In any
of the classes, be presented. Nt
All Instruments, machines, utensils, and ap-
paratus intended to be used in the preparation,
culture, seeding Of the soil; in the harvesting.
transportation manufacture Of produce; in tho
various requirements of agriculture; or In promot-
ing the comfort of agriculturists and OF their tam
lies will We admitted to the Exhibition, entitled
to Discretionary premiuInl II worthy, and the SO-
ciety will endesyor TO suitably reward exhibitors Of
other specimens Of mechanical SKILL female handt-
xxor mr. artistic
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MEDALS OF HONOR I

The largo and beautiful Medals Of the Society
struck from the standard metal at the United States
Mint at Philadelphia, will be awarded nn soms
cases accompanied by cash premiums), 70 Mechanic,
and Manufacturers. There Is one Grand Gold Medal
one hundred and fifty Silver Medals, and i've hun
dred Bronze Medals. To other competitors will b.
awarded L.r 40
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTs.

The Cincinnati and DAYTON road will run cars
from Cincinnati to the Fair GroundB every fifteen
minutes. on that road and connecting lines pa!-
sengers will be conveyed at half fare. and the tolls
refunded. 100. .- - .,... i
The Secretary, who is the General superintendent
Of the exhibition be found pri lr to the opentng
day, at his office in tho Durnet House, ready TO
answer questions and TO give all the information In
his possession TO exhibitors.
ekS Those wishing stalls on space viii do vol to
apply early. HENRY WAGER, President.
BEN PEnLEY PooRE, Secretary.
Cincinnati, August ~, l860e iff AUG
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AUCTION SALE.-By JACOB GRAFF 4 co.
"A Furniture at Auction, In Coyington, Kentucky.
sold at Auction, at o'clock, on the south side Of
Tbird.str east of Greenup, the Furniture Of q
Chairs, Card-table, eape-seat Cbaifs, naircloth
Rocker, Lounge, Fancy Stand, CIockt OIL Paintings,
Looking gass iParlor and Chamber Carpets Chairs,
Bedsteads, Wash stands, Clothes press, Bureau,
Bolster and Pillows, Comforts, Dining-room Furni-
ture and general assortment OF Kitchen Furniture.
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
au2s 1S East Fourth street
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION sALR-BY oooPER& 4 STOKES
WIN be sold al our Auction room, No. ID East
Fourth st, on FRIDAY MORNING, August q, at
nine O'Clock, large stock of new and second d-hand
Furniture, Consisting Of general assortment viz;
bureaus. Washstands, Bedsteads,. Mattresses,
ansS ''''' COOPER 4 Stokes, AIetioneers,
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METEoRoLoeIcAL OBsERvATIoNs--By Henry
Ware. Optician. August 90:
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FOR SALE.

ROR sALE-OoTTAGEs-,T Three frame cot;
e tages Of three. rooms each, near Main-street |
sirabiy located Apply to L. w WINSTON, oppo-
site Northern Bank, Ooyineton. au3O-61
WrOR sALE-sEwING MACHINE-A new |
in perfect condition, will be sold low as the owner
has has no further use for it, Apply at IS5 west
E oi three years 2 house containing six rooms,
sy we Htea w Pqess s once
'n' ''''' Ao0'''' '' t"allS.b.i II i''' O''
VVOR sALE-CARRIAGE AND BUG East
Is and sosh IN At gSSs Sdss TheE
corner CO DSSed of Burnet % and Sacests % ' auaS,b:
WNOR sALE-GRoCEBY-New stock; fitted up
II in the best manneri favorable lease first;
tA'S Al ene;bsif cost Apply to HALE & co. iss
Walnut-st. au29-b'
TNOR sALR-OR TRADE-116 acres of the
E best quality Of Land, for city property, stu-
Clay Township, with a good frame house and barn
five springs Sne we'll one & sisern ta. Ths ~ buw viii o DC
farm Inquire at 0O4S Mein,sta; aHntar MopAppy
TNOR sAIE-0HEAP-on Planning Machine,
BILE, lot Of Shafting and Puleys; also, good lot
Of Betting, nearly new. Apply at No. ~ East
n house and Lot on the south side Of George st.
I309l between Cutter and Linn The house con-
with gas, bath, ETC. For further information apply
on the premises. au25-f-
NOR SALE-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES
II with lease Of lots situated on the south side OF
Eighth street. east of Freeman; each house contains
eight rooms, with bath -reom double parlor, halls,
gas, &C. Price S2,500. inquire of J. II. RAWLINSi
No. 2S6 West Court. street, or TH0S, w. FARRIN
cos. lumber yard, on Freeman-street, oppoeite
George. t.rl. ....Hrts aul9 II
NOR sALE-3O, 900 acres OF Railroad Land,
H situated on the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad,
Iowa-for sale cheap. Also, Lands and Town Prop
erty on the Illinois Central, Clinton, Dewitt Co.,
ILL., to exchange for property in about the city Of
Cincinnati Titles good, and every thing warranted
and represented correctly. Apply soon to A. nj.
DYE, 43 East Fourth-st. jy2S-amF
UNOR SALE-Steam Engine and Boiler, now in
II use at Nos 90 and 1O1 Wainut-street, where
they can be seen at any time. Engine-Cylinder,
inches diameter, stroke feet governor and Judson
valve attached, and cast Iron bed. Boiler-Length,
mysss.tf ussss diHms''' 20 'n0i HARRISON WILSON.
UNOR SALE-A Retail Stock of Groceries, No
II tons and Variety Goods, with the good will Of
well.establshed business, and i've years lease on
the store. The proprietor being compelled to quit
business will offer the very favorable terms
For further nformation apply at the corner of Third
| and Greenup-sts Covington, Ky. small Fern,
tvsonty twenty -hro mica In fha eonntry. will he
taken as part payment. The goods free from all
| membranes. [au2S-awsl q. q. RUST.
L
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There were remaining in the City Treas
ury the following sums: t I'd r-....
INAUaURArroN OF THE PERRy MONUMENT

INAUGURATION OF THE PERRY MONUMENT.
Hon. Geo. Bancroft delivers an address on
the occasion of the Inauguration of Perry
Monument, at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 10th
of September. The ceremonies of inaugura-
ton are to be conducted by II. NJ. Stokes,
Grand Master of the Masons Of Ohio. A
large concourse of the Fraternity is TO be
present. Sir Kent Jarvis, M. EN-. CIR. Master
of Knights Templars of Ohio, will open the
Grand Encampment, and an unusual display
of Sir Knights in costume is expected.
J. d. Caldwell, Grand Secretary of Grand
Lodge of Ohio, received the following note
Yesterday, from Z. w. Woodward, in regard
to railroad facilities. The same trains on
the Cleveland and Columbus Railroad carry
for half fare.
LINK &X.R.R. Co. SURF. DEF. I
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Nmw ADvnRTlsnMnMrs
y NATIONAL EXHIBITION! slil
EIGHTH ANIMAL FAIR aH
-oF-
TNEU.S, AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, s,g 3.
Chartered By Act Of Congress-. .'s +. Pa ~ y,
WILL IRE RS ,E HEhR IsIs sS cS is aEs sn9 fs 9g
sSptenher at the Trotting Park, near olnsinnstl,
fiS or The eeS6biOn q '' now ns'' 'O'D''''"'
HORSES AND MULES, ttr -n
FOREIGN AND NATIVE CATTLE. ll.a "a Z
SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY,
FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCES.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES,
IMPLEMENTs, s.r
WORKS or ART,
FLOWERS,
FRUITS, otc, etc. etc.
The As5lsgl.ar: 5S YTsS r.sSl I5
dustrla citizens Of the Republic, with their wives
Sed RS To- eSnSs ats to tBs Rahbon @ tRs may
be Of general interest in all its departments.
THE FAIRGROUNDS Hl.l b.
Are in every way crcditable to the tsoueen City Of
The West, whose citizens have invtedthe National
AN UNRIvALED HORsE-TRACK, q, tt.s d
sSS %G anG in esGei order S's viii ssgSs
advantages for trials Of speed, and for displays Of
horses Of different breeds. There will also be an
for the trial OF working horses, and in connection
EXHIBITION OF CATTLE,
Hundreds Of eommodious stalls have been erected =
for the accommodation Of horses and cattle, with
P'"' SHEEP AND SWINE. rnt f
Mechanics will find ample accommodaton in thu
Power Hall, which Is two hundred feet In length
by eighty In width, fitted up with approved shan
ing and pulleys, connected with superior steam
WNies Works" There arc already numerous en-
NEW MACHINES, flfi
Well calculated TO interest the public with others
| Of established reputation. fs1flt' '' %
FARM IMPLEMENTS ~ sos rsl
ten feet in length by eighty in width opposite to
which will be another, OF the same sze, for tbs
| handiwork OF ~
MECHANICS AND MANUFACTURERS.
| The ladies will fnd ample and secure space for
the display Of the products Of housewifery, needie
| work or artistic taste, in building two hundred
feet in length by thirty feet in width, attacked r.
| which is an octagonai sky-lighted
FINE-ART HALL.
| Farm and Garden Products will be exhibited ina
| pavilion seventy feet IN diameter while two 9TH
| ers-each one sixty-nine by ninety-will be de-
voted to ...z -. - ,.....,.., "A. H... fH
There will also be suitable buildings for the Press.
tho officers Of the Society aud the Committees;
dining hall al retreslment saloonsj elevated
stands for spectators supply of seats beneath
fine shade-trees, and eight wells furnishing a
copious supply OF water ii 'eHA
THE PREMIUM LIST, AMOUNTING
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REeuLATIoNs REeARDING ENTRIES.

pay a fee of three dollars, which entities themto
enter as many different animals for exhibition a.
they may own; but they must pay separate fees in
each Instance when they act as ngents for others.
Exhibitors making entries ~ mail mnst remit the
fee of three dollars, give their name, poet0fAce.
county and State, an; then state separately. each
entry giving the number Of the class In which is
desired 70 compete The name, sen, age, and BIRTH
State Of each ANIMAL the name OF each machine or
implement (the date Of patent II patentcd the place
the selling price,, must be given. All entries must
be made at the secretAry's ONCE, at the Burnet
House. before the 10th of September, excerpt Of FRUITS
flowers and vegetables, which will be received up to
Monday, ScptemberlT. .i-. -.a.sIs 2. \
PREMIUM LISTS. A ..-f,
Pamphlets, giving the entire regulations and
premium lists, can be had 1.-THE Blrnet House, OF
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!,
H.
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