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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
from Li,crpool for New Orleans. had pu,

ara. from Liverpool for New Orleans had pun
hal.
lie London Chronicle repeats tie siai"mee'
of III. Eu .ian and Austrian alliance. The L1r-
Ion Herald NJ first regarded the statement rs nj
least premature, but in subsequent leader says
IL Ia believed that Russia has decided TO renew
ber alliance with Austria. No treaty has yet been
sicred Int there i. no doubt as to the renewal Ut
friendly relations.
The Independence Beige utterly dsbeieves the
announcement, and the newsis also dIseredited III
the Paris urnal>.
Tn. remainder Of the Indian submarine cable
ba. been laid anl Alexandria is now in telegraph
i, communication with Calcutta and other Indian
cit,es.
The Paris Paws also denies the statements
in rec. irl II an alliance between Russia and Au.-
iria.
According to u Berlin dispatch Of tho 9th tie
new proposition for u conference oi the live grent
power. failed mainly because England declined To
allow eventually the free discussion Of the treaty Of
ls56.
The Constitutional publishes dispatch from
Coun. Thou, ene dated on the 3lst u. June, al
dressed to the French Ambassador ut Vienna, 10
be communicated TO Rechberg in regard t, Cen
trail Italy The inhabitants having refused 70 re-
cagnise their former sovereign. he appeals to the
conriIIiatery spirit Of the English proposals are re
garded ns the Rnmagnn. and he expresses regret
that the Pope allowed tho state Of things there 10
become 50 aggravated. France would stll, how
ever, consent 10 n less radical combination than
one proposing the discmbernIent ct the States 81
tic church, on the condition Of the principle Of
nonnieryention being maintained.
i Turin dispatch says the Russian ambassador.
in the nane Of his government, represented I"
Count CAvour the high responsibility that would
fail upon SarIna. if ut the very moment the
European powers were endcavoring to make the
state Of affairs less threatening shc were to take
steps for the annexation of Central ltnly. 1t is
said in consequences thereof, aud following the al
vce Of France all the projects OF Sardinia in re-
ference TO Central Italy will be suspended for the
present
\ circular has been issued by the Sandman
Minister Of War II facilitate the consolidation and
organization of the Lombardo Sandman nr.
The London Globe Of the 2Sth, by authority
aanopnce> that the Austrian government had sta
,ci the report OF an alliance viii! Russia was en-
tlrey devoid Of foundation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

GRENr FIRES Ar THE Esr--Chicago March l..
The Great Western RAILROAD depot, with its con-
tents. together with two hotels and grocery adj
joining Il, Il. Naples. ILL.,, destroyed by fire
last night Loss not asccraned.
The BAPTIST church ut Alton, H.. was burned
yesterday morning. Loss $4,000 insured for
$4,000.
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nlrFculry BETWEEN AMERICAN AND MENIcAN
SrrrLEg>-Ncw Orleans, March l2th-Adyiccs
ltnm Meslla. Arizona, state that grave and Sc
iious diculty had occurred between tho Ameri-
can and Mexican settlers, which resulted in
combat. Several killed both sides, the
Moxcans outnnmbering and surrounding the
Americans. TIE latter had sent to Fort Fillmore
for troop.
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From Roy DR. Rossar

n ~ EDITOR OF TIE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
stS-S sEarLEs lNrALiRIE BAKING I'owrEs-tH persons
" ~ i2i, sweet AMI Wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter
aud hu'kwhrnt cakes, purchase hi. wtcr with cont
ecc The materials are perfectly harmless more lt,s-
AM han soda. SalHrnGs. No fear of sop Ereod III,
u.s. 81 II VIII make the highest sweetest hrend In the shortest
p'it iint save time labor and expense and never
fP"'s II Tho aceonpan! simple directions are observed.
Ah'' ~ Is ma'liaeurtd in Virginia. and invention Of
iNetn"n oln W Garick. manufacturer and sole Propri-
' ht'ihohd Va We know him, aud have tried it, and
.,,nd 1t rs The best We tried. mind iii
i''.i"hs
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CoNrLAGRArioS AT llousroN, TEXAs.-lIouston,
Texas, March 10. Two squares. comprising thr
ty buildings, destroyed by fire the 10th
instant The loss is estimated Mt Sl75, 600
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LATER PROM MEx,co-New Orleans March r.
Tie +, .haoucr Arroniant, from Vera Cruz on the
81 iu,t.. has arrived ut this port. Gen. Miranon
reached IAN .'aan, which is three leagues from
nu immediate attack IN that city. Tw" vessels
had Lrcn fitted out Mt Campcachy, and sent to We
IA Cruz. To- assist the Liberals in the Transports
ton ol psyisipbs and munitions of war.
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w Ords of Caution

m II 10 tell readers that the wells and
springs Throughout The countr. had been poisoned and
thai had dlsco cred aniotc 10 its effects them
that would not gladly avail themselves OF discovery, with
the hope of avering DEATH II to tell that We
had discovered mime Of treasure enough for them and
prepared 10 share with them, refuse
aid 10 fortune But health Is valuable than rics
Go" much gralici should they be to learn great
panacca has been compounded OF purely vegetable matter and
That its curative powers little less certain light
darkness Need We give instances II call pro
prctnr N BAKERS BlIfERS and examine the myrlads
certificates from all sections OF the south, have
been cured OF Dyspssd by lis al healing properties Among
them will see the vouchers of old and young,
male cXong this BrrEgs 10 the skies md blessing pro,.
dencc for its curative powers But its virtues
dyspepsia Nervous IicaSHches yield readily powers
Torpid ycrs become quickcncd aud made by It's nhu
Stonaes made healthy by its neuraizing
feels Indigestion disappears when ii enters the Of life.
li1rhua cannot resist lis tonic powers Aud Cholera ITSELF
when met b! these B1TERS promptly dsarmed and becomes
harmless thousands of have certified tho used in
l>i9 and - that sciurge devastating comfy
but such diseases caused by the aud bowels
Oily yield 10 lis strengthening effects speedily driven
from the system All who need should Try it, and be-
come their Owl judges of its virtues.
For sale b, all the Druggists in L.nehburg and by all the
principal Druggists the city OF Richmond. and elsewhere
NIrtnia also, ut Messrs. ths Suit Co.. Washington city,
H. g.: H. H. Stah!cr Co., Baltimore, Md d. Is. Miller Gov
ingtun, NY. and barnes " Park n. y.
Orders hled by addressing +. BAKER Proprietor.
feb 2l-,&cis kehmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

CuAvcrlloR OF NEW JERSEY. Trenton. March
Is. The Governor has nominated Chief Justice
Grccu for chancellor of the State.
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Yours respectfully, j. &. BRIGGS,
Prnnri,tnr Of The RrunLrllII unusc Nuw Vol

mere Is nothing equal in the If Plaster the Porous
Plaster of Mr. ALLcoCX Evcryhingi pleasant about them
il are the Plaster of the day, and type OF our ,rcscn
advancement IN science and In Asthma Cough Kidney
Affections and local deep seated palms. they afford permanent
relief; and for weak back pains in the side s;itcl. and ss.
h'd' pains generally, they unsurpassed benefit,
The! inpar: Physician should examine this article which
universally approved where known Price, % els each Fin.
ep oiee Z9i Canal street, Ne~iork sold by all rcspccu-
''r "''cfs III medicines. ian p mdSw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

S>uw STORM AT THE Esr-Rochestcr, March
T.. Snow hns fallen since five o'clock this NOR
ming, aud is now about 10 inches deep and still fall
ling. The wind is blowing galc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

SFmors CuARoEs.--Alilwauklc, March e.
l.. H. II. Gardner city comptroller, Robert Lynch.
city clerk, were arrested yesterday and committed
taj'ii charge Of forging city orders and other
maicasance in office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
Road This +!

IfIBYNIILf, Tcnn..) Uct. IG, IS5G.
Ar=S- Messrs. Perry Davis d son Observation-Disclosures To
MIE YOU and duty 10 suffering humanity, require that
should make known have derived from use Of
your truly valuable Pain Killer and II by seeing this any sur
fr, will be induced Ms was 10 give II trial and be healed
shall be compensated II thousand fold.
In June, 1850 after prraccd illness OF several months
severely attacked with ow sness, vertigo, dimness
aud OF appetite accompanied by fever difficulty Of
breathing My PHI. stefan pronounced my pneumonia
bordering consumption; and uer exhaust
ing skill, declared positively that had the consumption
he could do nothing for and that must die. owc
he advised me use u the best thing c,ni,
do, which did with elect. then made of
which proved inefficient
H., this time symptoms pain in the head, morning
evening and during the night arng l.s through the Chest
burning the palms of the hands quick pulse, night rats
difficulty of breathing when fortunately got hold Of the
Peoples Pamphlet in which saw the Of Mcssrs Bln
Cone others which Induced Try Perry Davis Nee
Pain ke and strange as il may appear derived more
of twenty-five cent bottle than hal
done from medicines have used four bottles OF The
Pain Killer and hearty and enjoy better health than have
heretofore done for number of years
NH U-lm GUSTANUS a. CELOl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

IL " /. authorized h announce FRANCIS THORN
,,lgy IDN Candidate for the ShrrliultN OF Campbell
county. Election Ia, iih lhars;y IN May. mh 2'ltde
Or -. WE are authorized 10 announce GEO. II. ia NE
~ DS candidate iur ihe shcriitl! al Amherst
I. 44iI,N. al the ch.uin4 Ill elton. NH Iide
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

lust REt ElN fD2;o Tons Red Ash Anthracite Coal
81 Clover Hin Coal and Wood also hand aud for sale by
nh l3-dts n. KABIER.
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Attention Ladies'

s. ~ "'' SSned Wishes 10 inform the ladies aud gen
eHc ' refined taste that he cuNats and has for sale
M when are III part silver Maple hincsc Arba.iia,
t i hn' ih'leriai Poland, Snow lia. Japan Enoni
nous, three kinds ri Box. Mymus Hy kinds of fine Reese
arm,r!' ntw Tree Two kinds FloNcrng curran, lrn't
~ Narous KINDS Duihern Cane Grape Vines, sii''r
m Norway spruce Fir, Mexican Dagger English lurc {,
lT.ss Magnolia Grape Myrtle, pon.runi;p. White lar,
ton. 'sS Wv ''N " ~
n. orders attended iopunetuaily Address Rose
feb &i-cim% 1tsyrs N.CnuAN
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For Mayor.

m s W. authorized t. announce WM. j. BRANCH
G eal,nldair Tor the uihrt oil Mayor Of the lily If
Lln,hburg. feb 2i,dic.
m am candidate for The office Of Mayor the City
,tS nj ,nclbHrg. lfertcl. whatever OF responsibility
snail attach the head The Police either IN the
execution 81 the oc law, carry out the ordinances
ri the tA, shall ru,aNnr l., u'i I'll truHa.s
aN, and :" tar MA! ID, sbl, keep Ponce aiiols
al The City in healthy condition.
Icb lai.% WI /. SAT NnERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

NJ HoLLOWAY'S OINTMENT, rubbed briskly into
R the muscles and glands Of the throat AMI chest has
astonishing effect in bronchitis asthma and all that
respiration lIo,rsen'ss may thus be cured few
hours To ceremcn. public speakers aud voeaists on
account, invaluable sold at the nauuiactory No
Mucni auc and by all druggists, AT 25c G3c 81 per
box NH lO-d1w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
Master of Police.

~ sa WE are authorized To announce JAS q. EoiALL
= II,li't. nh ~ ltdc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

4 toNSlGNMENrS OF BACON, LARD. BUTTER. FEATi.
~ f>, oak Tan Sole Leather, Cotton Yarn and Cnragc
scgur all prices Licurcr, Coal Oil superior quality
Aamantmc and lalow Candles Clover Seed and many other
auioS Of country produce" In store and constantly rcrclt
fnf sale by NH Il IEBY'N SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

Notice to Physicians and the Public.
n H-ALLCotkS POROUS PLAsTERs-TESTIMO-
'l-S MALT. ALlGoCk& CO. No 2s4 Canal. st. New
York. 26h Nov. 1so9Gcniemcn lately suffered severely
from weakness in back orcasioned by suddenly o,erex
trtg my self Having heard your astcrs much recommend
ed Tor cases OF This Kind procured one, and result was
thai could desire. single plaster cured me in week
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15

n. .s- MASTER OF PolICE-I respectfully announce
(E myself II candidate or the Office of Master q" Police
ensuing rl"cn April Having served for several
past III, City Watch, a. believe, 10 the sascii of
all parties, fancy can All the office la question: V manner
equally acceptable. lilt'o. i. Htall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-15
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
or Constable.

49, NJ authorized To announce Col WM. H.
At~ Bl.UWN n candidate reelection 10 the oller
ii .1 Can.tshlc.
.r-x.~ TO TIE CITIZENS OF LYNCIBt kG.-No one
= ~ having hean announced a candidate Tor III" Office
High ,lnnc, respectfully announce IN! sci, candi
atr Office, subject YOUR decision al The polls
In, -.ay, IN ID TIA! ol april next.
rin a.,Iat WM Z. PEEtINAI.
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~ Al the solicitation uf " Man, Voters respectfully
t Announce, >cli cluiidaIe for ue Office of Master
l0icc the approaching "priu< El,c"n, rn,,ing,iG
discharge the duties Of the Office 10 the best II
.iIiui,4. fab 9.isl JOllS MlrtltAM.
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What's the News What's the News

lily . CIIO NEWS! W nat the NEW 5 !!
w n.y. NEXT Monday March the 9TH will be open The han'
ny sphFs ana cheapest goods listing 81
nm" nary, Enbroi'rries lnccs, ibois Straw Goods lio,c
ir'mSs and Fancy Goods The clea pest offered in Tins
" az! oiher ei'v Tie subscriber offers his aud tie
lnn' m general AT the lowest cash prices having selected
sA WIN great care offer great Inducements in price ani
e "hic snsiatiy receiving additions during the
NJ ,'s' ana am confident that my stock, variety and
|ass, Mli be unsurpassed. invite You 10 give call
a' OF French Miienary Fowes Kibon Iuehes all prices
'cs brad oohurg, Split and French CHIP; also, Leg
f i"hhes ias and Infants Caps Ladies Caps k'
t RIPE "ars very cheap Embroidered Collars and soi'
Mourning Wallis splendid Curtain Muslin yeig CHEAP; Gents
man. ,"s ha ana suk Gl"s very goo NJ lar Mitis, ani
i"' "'ner ui''ss tbo Numerous nr.hon "Cuinr
com an to No. II Main street. opposite Stiizefs hat
"i'u one 'o'f above Ihurnats conivctlenary.
march 2. 6b-dly IA WILLIAMSON.
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COMMERCIAL.
LiAt.BGRG MlRkETs,
HEroeTEp
"a. B. FUCKER,
PR o u U CE BRo * L r.,

These quotations. will b. understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
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Musical Boxes.
y AND Air, Piano Forte Mnndoiine Musical Box:s
-, Tor sails by d. WILLIAM, A. son,
mn ! - So Main Street
6sENTLEMEN's SHIRTS, SHIRT COLLARS. MAR.
~ seilcs Bosos, Neck Ties, &e. &e, just received at
LA " 4. KlNSEl'S.
ma ~ 1856 Nam Street
, 1860-08-03

We are indebted to VIM. II. Stewart Of Vim
ton. nanton Co., Iowa, for al order ior eighty
copies Of the Weekly rnrss AND TRIBUNE.
This is in addition 10 several prcvious clubs
from the game town and neighborhopd. Ono
hundred more names ure promised to be sent
in short time from tue same vicinity. Two
years ago there was hut oae copy Of the pREss
AND TRIBUNE sent 10 Benton county. Now there
are 2:p copies t4ken. We ure under obIaea.
lions to F. Drummond, editor of tile viuton
Euglt, for the foothold our paper has obtained
10 Ills county. He made up the first club we
ever sent 10 Benton county, and has renewed it
regularly ever since. lie says tina. instead Of
the rHEss AND Tn1rrSE damaging his own cir
cu!asio7, il rather increased it by creating q
greater desire for reading matter. lie adds
that the Cedur Valley is wide-awake for Old
Abe, and Benton county will give hin, IN In
creased majority Of 100 at least. "0ur steady
Republican gnins here;?are ia considerable part
due 10 the influences the Press AID TRIBUNE ia
exercising in the County," We are frequently
ID Ecccipt Of b1uailar testimony from other
counties and sections,
, 1860-08-03
CASUALTIES

ACCIDENT on Sn1pnoAnD.-0n Tuesday after
noon. q workman employed in unloading t. vessel
at the Gas CompanJ's coal yard, Iell from the
running plank, q distance Of twenty feet, strik-
ing bis head so severely upon The coal below as
to fracture his skull. lie vas at last accounts
ia critical condition.
KILLED BIT FALL FROM A1orr.--Corouer
James, yesterday, held IN inquest on the body
Of Wna. Chambers, deck hand on board the
schooner L. B. Croker. She cleared for Oswe-
20 On Wednesday afternoon, WAS towed outside
of the harbor by 1ug. and after casting Oft
from the tug, commenced to make sail. Cham
bers WAS sent a1oft 10 loose the main gaT top
sail, when BY some means be lost his footing
aud fell to the deck, killing him Instantly. The
schooner ut once returned and brought back
the body. Deceased was about % years Of age,
unmarried, aud belonged in Smiths Falls, Can
ada West.
FALLING 7uRoCGH uA1cuwAy.-A member
Of Pinkerton's Preventive Police, Mr. uade, WAS
severely injured BY falling through hatchway
at the Wholesale grocery store Of Bailey i
Mead, No. S. South Water street. The rear
door of the store was pried open, and the place
thoroughly ransacked, though but little, If any,
booty Was carried of, probably owing to the
operators getting frightened away in zone man.
ner. Directly in front Of the door is trap
door, opening into the basement. This door
they opened and left open. In the course Of his
duty Mr. Il. passed through the alley, and dis
covering the door to be open, entered, and
, 1860-08-03

MEssEs. EnlroRs:-1 notice M article in your
issue Of this morning exhorting Republicans to
join the Wide Awake movement. endorse IN
the main what the writer rays, but think that
under the circumstances we hare dcne pretty
well, even here in Chicago. l would much
rather prefer healthy lnerease to sudden,
impuleive movement, which vii! not last 10 the
end Of the campaign. We want soldiers to en- en-
list for the war, not carpet knights, who "fal1
in" Tor the sofe purpose Of fishing for honors,
Work is to be done bcs;dcs the DUR Of escort.
ing distinguished men. We should have a
Wide Awake guard for every inhabited block in
tue city. With proper efforts, We can in the
next two mouths organize au army that will be
credisabe 10 this, the banner Republican cily
Of the Northwest
We hare now III organization for zach Diris.
ion Of The city. Every Republican in his proper
Division should take an interest in his own
Club, and should not belong to Club Of smother
Division. Let the respective Clubs see TO it that
each Division is pruperly dls.rieted and can
yassed efficiently and predict We shali be a..
tonished at our success. We shall not only
have Division Clubs but large company for
each Ward. Let US try it.
In order ia insure uniformity it seems to ne
that there Should tie common head to direct
our movements, especially when there is gen.
uiue parade. Tle.clubs as ut present constitu-
ted are entirely independent OF each other, and
should he. What is needed ia some one to take
with any one, aud without the knowledge and
consent Of any individual, l venture to suggest
that the Clubs invite our fellow citizen j. D.
WEBSTER, to uccept the otiice Of COMMANDMENTS
chirf. His character and abilities are known
to all our cit'zens, and bis name will do much
70 strengthen uud build up our organization,
AKorHEn WIDE AWAKE.
, 1860-08-03


The New Orleans Crescent Of the 30.h ult.,
puts little faith in the exaggerated run1ors
which had reached tie city on that day,
concerning the Lincoln po!c.raising at Occo.
qnau, Virginia; but it gravc1y prints lhe fol.
lowing in relation to the alleged Abolition
| plot i'll Texas, without a suspicion tl,at tho
whale thin, is hoax or the resul: Of stories
| which ought never to have been credited by
any man not himself insane:
A letter received NJ the Office OF the .Stdte
Ga-t:A by the last mail from Dallas, details The
| particulars Of Il most diabolical Abolition plo.
IN Northern Texas. ltis from DR.. Pryor Of the
Utrakd.
The particulars briefly are, that the fires oc
CURED 10 various parts ofthe cauutry on the s!t
inst, aroused tue attention Of The people.
On the l:.h int. Mr. Crill Millcr's house was
bu1ncd. Suspicion fastened on his negroes
They were arrested, aud in the course Of ito
examination the particulars Of the plot were
elected.
It was determined by certain Abolition
preachers, who were expelled from the coun.
Try last year, to derastate. with fire and assas-
si'ion, the whole OF Northern Texas, and when
1t was reduced to helpless condition, a gene.
raj revot Of the sla7es, aided By the IT bite men
OF the North, in our midst, WIS to come of on
the day Of election in August
ins dss, oc!ect a. hnnE the town Of Dallas, vas
visions Known to to be Collected s here. u.' h The
stores throughout the country containing pow
ard thus reduce ths nort;on n she M conrtrx IT,
he1plessness. When this was accomplished,
ahol;t;nniets @as e1pec'ea 'fo'n Inc lnaians anu
Each county has special superiptepdent-
~h'.c man-and each LAID OF into districts, uI-
trolls lie action Of ic ~ ti.t d;strot
The negroes are not permitted to know what is
tou Manv of or 1f .nost ar9e5e o. &c
to be a.ssa*sizatec, when making their escape
Iasa hasn tne a;'a es .ne'f ontnng homes. arms
aroes, and the whole plot Of insur:ecton re-.
ssassa .;a ior general evil war at the August
| write in haste: We sleep uppn our arms and
nGe :. Whole eouEtrY is deeply excited. Many
known to The nubl;e. Dlonnt NM Mek;nner w
| the Abolition preachers, are expected with Il
ac;;rn tSn ~ unrat oe 4ese s ~ .naa i'ae. are e.
, 1860-08-03

The Mechanics Fair at the svigvam.
The Tenth Exhibition Of manufactures and
mechanic arts, including agricultural imp1e-
ments and products. under the direction Of the
Chicago Mechanics Institute, will be opened at
the Wigwau'. in Chicago, on Tuesday evening
August assh, ani continue until Thursday
evening September 9Th. Competition open to
the entire country. ALI articles for exhibition
should be directed to "The Exhibition Of Ne.
chanics' Institute, Chicago, ILL.,
We are glad to notice that extraordinary
preparations are making to secure for the occa-
aion success and magnitude Of attraction COM
mensurate with our city. The selection Of
James Hollingsworth, E.q., as Superintendent
If tie Fair is one emiuently happy, as he is
practical mechanic, and Of large and intelligent
views on all subjas,s pertaining to the pro-
gress Of industrial arts.
Our manufacturers, mechanics, merchants,
our artists, every class Of our citizens Of both
sexes should come forward literally as ex1ibi
tors aud fill the great Wigwam with Mechan-
les Fair, noble in extent and attractions.