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To the Honorable the Cornmon Council
Of the city Of New Orleans
CENTLErIEN-The Undersigned, Owners


VI property fronting Customhouse from Front
10 claiborne street, respectfully petition your
Honorable body agreeahy section h City Charter to
sci. public acon after twenty days public notice. the
tract for grading and paving from Front
Inches twelve inches long nor more than twelve inches
eighteen inches long less tan ten inches thick.
said blocks be Of best quality 81 granite having tho des
ends well dressed to form surface wes
laid and to be good solid work.
Said laid dngonay four inches Of sharp
London gravel with coating top dressing when
laid four inches o. sharp sand and london gravel the nta
he properly filled and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled.
The four inches thick to be furnished whex
ing. IN order d make substantial work. Ts H.
both sides OF Cusohouss street from Front
Claiborne street, be raised aud graded proper
hight level In such free the In
proper manner and the sidewalks be raised and
tiagged.
The crossings the intersection Of all the be
the North river Tagging and to be four feet wde
feet wide, four feet long and less
than inches thick to be raised In the CENTRE and graded 10
the road pavement 45~| ss3. 84S1-.s.53E
New Orleans Feb. q, 1860.
For Gitizensi Bank of La,
James D. Denegre. Pres.
Per pro Il. ID. Shepherd, "a go,
II. Shepherd, y tOS'.
J. w. Zachafie, 20
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
tiat rd7nFA ll,farr
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s@ sw COMPROMISES OFFICE
City-of New Orleans. April q. 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that SATURDAY, 18th April,
1850 viii sdIadicae at Office at r o'clock The con
st. John Teisnachus street. for In conformity e
Ordinance No. 1888 Of the Common Cornell and according to
specifications on file in the Snryeyor's office
a2I It ". DUPLESSIS, Comptroller.
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RUfLtyIh & Co.'s SssNA5S-2 s11-IV-- 4, 3,,---
ses A'a ~ elshtns, in Snztom ttRss Stores For G v
=. y. ID, GRAEIAA A CO.
MO 70 tsastenhauSe strast
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STREET CoMM,R---oFFICIAL.

STREET COMM,R---OFFICIAL.
THIRD DISTRICT POUND.-Was Brou sht
to the Third District Pound, at the Of Cloue and
Goodchildren streets, estray-
One redspotted the end of both horns OIL the left
cropped split and uderb the right cropped split
visible brands.
One red cow, white bay, white both thighs, large white
spot the right shoulder and small the left shoulder
visible brands.
Which moi claimed within Ave days and the expenses
on paid, will be sold publeauction ut aid place. MON
DAY. April 30 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. =
New Orleans April IS, 1860.
O. 0. FLETCHER, Street Commissioner
Registered April 30 1860. S a. ~
HENRY DuREL.
+ For
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Preelamamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRALry OF New ORLEANS.
City Hail. january 81, 1883.
DY VIRTUE of resolution No. 1913 of the
ID Common Council Of the city of New Orleans and in
with l of the City Charter notice hereby gven
openod Camp street. Fourth District from Felicity 10 St An.
drew street.
GERARD STITfI Mayor,
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tract
api4 ut v puPLEssIs Comptroller.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
for the construction OF turning bridge across Canal Gaon
II sriss psr A. s ss b
ss
& s: a s,ss s ss = sa
resting on platform Of Two thsknesses Of by Il inches ey
psnis laid close and crossing each other in the
ssasn grating ag h
framed boiled and finished as marked on The plans
AZ the 1s. s ~s sn b e
the dimensions marked on the plans All tbs nbers shall BE-
o. and
n hs N q sss as Il m q II f
The floor shall be q narrow cypress pank three inches
woss D., @ bed e. gss. and
properly set in and fastened the whole according TO said
The bolts suspension straps heschans ee
requiring p a be hs es quality Of
ho oss q ae IL inches ii diameter.
the s @ burnt
the whole marked on The plans and shall Do lined on he out
lea the solid ground and shall DO strongly
The space between ,hs existing both
nal and projection Of sad ab1tenis n,os canal shall be hed
with Of lake shells at least foo. hiek and sody
Ratings similar those of the bridge will surround the
Pe n'ng and sidewalks snaaF TO tso5e q me bridge shall
plans. -. .,., !. -. i.
l FENDEHs-FHndcr project
ped by vessels shall be driven and framed as marked on the
| plans &
usually painted shall receive covering of three Of best
GEsERaL CLAUsRsThc bridge when completed shall be per-
fss well u II a. n order tn, Be- easily
otherwise IL shall be rcjeeed By the uryeyor.
nsa ~ as ~ we N va aeor ana the
Bridge Shall abe furnished By he 9 anu s''
The contractor shall the bridge stand for
of two years from the compilation OF the and all repairs
his expense and 10 guarantee the faithful per-
Torrance Of this case the Treasurer shall
@ies fh shall be paid any lie then found 4
feet order BY the SURVEYOR otherwise shah be forfeited for
The contractor shall be bound to begin the work the thirty
sa q saSs e s sn n NJ
penalty II dollar day for each and every day thereafter
Security 5000 shall required TO guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payment in cash the completion Of the work and nceep
i ance Of the same by the City Surveyor.
1t well understood that failure by the
riod 6Sed, Or Council Dissatisfied Win he manner
in which The work being executed the Council shall have The
fsn as required BY article s5 ot Tic Giv Code and without
sss eGsr $ cell T. sn The Ss r. without In
shall at any time abandon The work. finish and
tractor ali claims may for any part Of The
work done by him to the date Of the abandonment and
therefor and Is also well that
be Tesod the and his securities shall be held and
lie Price Il which lie contractor originally eontrscted 10 per
form the work and the price at which may be adudlcaed
!, Bids To Be fSr tic whole work complete
Signed LOUIS H. PILE, City snryesor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings boil
Ssns$} i t fE EisSaEe obairnsn.
ii i, -,r.. = HENRY DuREI.. For cornptroler
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T Tnai MURRAY IL CO., eGcsE s TO
Messrs Pooley, Eicol co., Florida Yellow Pine lumber
Yard of Cedar and Julia Streets New Basin Hunts old
Yard. '2tS
We have constantly hand assortment of descrp
ton OF Dressed Flooring and Ceiling and every description Of
Scantng Timber Shingles Laha, etc., and every quality Of
Lumber necessary for building purposes. -
4 5TH0S MURRA * co
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Mr. DuprA offered the following preaulble and
resolutions, which were read twice and adopted,
HE rules hainK suspended


Ebersas The LEGISLATURE Of the sateof Leuisianas Al IL
ih ths pvliege Of cFsssrg their capital hires hundcd
s Wy down BY Them and reducing Of 81 80
70 ne iu cisr fest ans veea Seefiqu ~ 81 the
slsa ~ ass g earessss i,a Neg Orleans M lst ana
sA 9 ~ AZ e isrty hs Orleans
ss sps; supplying h cssssa feAaliiies ietin
+, 9hsst1s tly ATTORNEY ee and be hereby
e tsReff % tha Bosrd ri Assistant Aldermen whether
THAT te city should formally me
- w ~ ss extending the Charter Of said Company, ese
Ms: Patterson offered the following resoIution
waieh IVES read: '''s
y " ~ Comp is IL iesehf sntior,,ea
,,sl in taspt Mr. Jules Beai. Issist
800 eSs NJ s @cbhA nsf}ct fsf i M ass ~ ,sss M
- ~ wy Hsss a3s5 IL svs ~ r.
f ~ nays services Assists,t Rscn.sr ~ ~,
aesng she AAsense Eeeorasr asan5s T. ~
eg se''s e<'ns y nc ssteas 500 pei - Y
Ilittea on Finance. Lost. a''''s ~ tae soni-
uni s & g e '-ss : ~ sa.u aiaei-
Maya Aesssa. Eakawell. Beobe, Iseefe Patterson
Pettingl and Kingsland-6. : : ''s' ~ ~
Messrs. Monroe and BENT were excused from
voting. se9Su i''ni
On notion said resolution was read a second
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Notice - hereby given that on FRIDAY April a. 1891
will adjudicate At Office Mt Il o'clock NJ The above
tract sast
apl4 1N " DEPLESSIS, Comptroller.
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The following preamble and resolutions wer
read, and on motion, referred to the Committee 0


#ofrsss The Statutes Of this IL book erI IRE entirely
8pt 81 An t nad carly ets III i,e
sass ass'siasess 5e't tr City Parish Eaa are
s.s s In the ~ hafesy bia st purchase for
s troh Messss hnouaetd Steel assj1ns1
handre copies ri sid eIsrs volume nsoy{ded
$ ING said Nofk sfal mol sSeeed sulufars r. $3.50
1fttpa 4kffef, That CutuDsrnlier n ana a h t
e s , Me a is h npor
AsssH'x when SAIL WORK shall hsse been dsiiserea ~
Niefeas y y important that the City az New Orleans sn,,a
1caaize the reserved strip Of lsid leonrr e s.sss ~
o.xsy alSHs a aper ns of 81 Andew street from y
tals ~ md, when Mr. II. 10 whom a.
of said lately adudsasc Al sa,a
Hsion y willing y transfer The the X nc sie
I'D hJ him Iherefores be 77 $500
sals Ihat te Mayor b sad he i hereby authorized and
SD li IF The jaicatsans u these portions said re-
adN hi afors aid and tide same
fn9an t}if sS.asss thefsof, according &c IT
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JOHN M. HALL, 4
JOHN u, LEEFE,
Al. DUPRE, Il
Il pATTERSnN

The following preamble and resolution, accompa
nying the above report was read twice and CON
Cured in, after having been amended as recon-
mended Id said report--the rules being suspended
Yeas: Messrs Monroe, Bakewell, Beebe, BENT,
Dupre, Hall, Huyghe, Leefe, Aagioni, Patterson.
Peftingill and Kingsland-l2. e65
peanbie resolution granting permission to Messs H
d. Marvel Armstrong and Others to build market
the sguaEe bounded by Bacchus st. Denis Second and Sixth
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on motion said preamble and resolution were
sent to the Board Of Aldermen for concurrence in
the amendment. ssal5as. li 4
MI. Patterson asked for a suspension Of the
rules to take up report from special committee.
Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Blackwell, BENT, Dupre, Leefe,
Magioni, Patterson and Kingsland-7.
Nays: Messrs. Monroe, Beebe, Hall, Huyghe and
ppttinrill--5
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Notice hereby given that on THURSDAY 9Th last will
adludieae Office At Y o'clock M the above contract
The work 10 be done in accordance with
Published and on file in the Surveyors ONCE a,pesaS
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1II,CELLANEOsS

For best frame of Hair Work. Miss S 4 umEcr
Uartland :.
For fine r5oisI oFT- : shin Nia.7fa. Il $ Flint.
NorthfeI5 Dipiona & j
For sundrv collections Of natural history. ! "
&CB Auberv. Burlington.
| For fine an5 ta-+ai,II vroci-T14. ,e usnman=b.r,-
excellent both in design and cxeoation,
BRYANT. StrattoD & CS. ALBANY. \ Y Dip.
ton. !
For embroidered skirt.Mr Ru.sel. Burlington, I
| Fo- 2 Ro5o7,iI+s { 7, 1a~tc- (ViiIi.t,n
For frame Of Chenille and Grape work, Miss
Narv + s Cba.a Winooski.
For fine of cora snd she'll work 1Irs
A SnauIIirc Er-iinrtoD
/ For Century Mai Miss f Bliss WissGs,i
! For small model of Stationary Fnrine.J 4 Bald
! rin- RutIs1J
For fine silk and cotton Hose Miss J. rang
For embroidered Flannel and Ladies' Mitts, 3lrs
A Bowman, Jericho, ...
For Stockinss and Socks. Nrs VI KTaft, Willis
ton.
For frame OF Hair Work, Miss II Brown, Grand
Isle.
Forc,ze Of ITlf- r.rr II W Barton New
&Iaven.
Tor TIne, I-a--s-- D-..-t, fe 5f-gS Cs.y-ef
Mir, ViItn,
For e11Dros ,- .-s, n,;r,io.- Miss T. Pike.
4Ibl--L
For Rue NJ r. Po-o-. yyc--f,-I /
I'm. ,f-j'o C-o,fc- a1I K-i.
80 NJ. 'a-i I, ~ IL -
r. yI.a.-r,+ l1.a. a.1,' --i- , ,'r,1.st .rs-
NJ. ,, 4, H. Ts.,~i;,-,l-
r.- fro III T5I-,;rt 1f-S I,r., C-sorir
JrTrt....-,
I,.~ r;..-.ss t,,;.l.- q. r-.,. ~ r,,-I.~ cg--
1iSy-1-
Tor Ea,i-1;3,,,1 Fl,-,.-. c,.,,-1s Rr. a.,
Ma + HI I,iiii.tro
Tar F-7bro;f@-cJ T-;Lst C.vr ,f-s Erf-rs
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! For fine boxes and bouquets Of choice flowers, te
Mrs. J. Whitcomb. Of Essex. -
For best Photographs Portraits, in different
styles-plain and e0lorsd--and also some
fine Landscapes, to Charles Miller, Bur-
Lngton, Diploma and S3
For best Photographic Laudscapes-plain and
oolored-also some fine portraits 70
Styles, Burlington. Diploma and 3
70. best Oil Paintings (portrait=) 10 Mrs
Bigelow, Burlington, }
For ID best Oil Paintings, to Miss Mary Crane.
Fergennes, .
For the best case Of Wax Fruit, 10 Miss 4
Atwatsr, Burlington,
For ID best case Of v az Fruit anI Flowers. 70
Miss Gordon, Winooski,
For Bouquet of Wax Flowers. To- Mis- Hand.
Colchester
Fer Crayoning, Mrs. 4 Ferguson. Burlington.
For Oriental Paintings, Mrs = L Bentley.
Jericho,
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tural exhibitions. And there was to some
extent a lack Of interest in tho Fair
Oh the part Of many Of our citizens
and others in this vicinity, with whom State
FAIRS have become an old story. That under
all these uniavorable conditions there should
have been so good a show and SO large an
attendance is matter for congratulation.
The receipts lacked very little of being
enough to pay premiums and expenses
without drawing on the reserved fund Of the
society, which is doing better than could
have been reasonably expected with the
drawbacks we have mentioned.
We have only to add that, with some un-
important exceptions on the part of one or
two of the subordinates, the general efficiency
of the Superintendents and officers of the So
ciety, and their assistants, left nothing to be
desired. General Supt. Morse, was active
and entirely successful in protecting the
large amount Of property under his charge
during the severcst storm we have had for
years Mr. r. W Chase, Secretary of Flo-
raj Hall, had Gin the absence Of the Supt Of
that Department. unusual responsibility
thrown upon him and performed the some
what trying duties of alIoting their places
to the numerous exhibitors in Floral Hall,
and keeping everybody good humorod,
with the uniform courtesy and kindness
which all have learned to expect
from him, and which never fail.
Mr.. Edward Smith, who shared with him
the general charge Of the Hall, also contri-
bute1 by his obliging attentions very much
to the pleasure of both exhibitors and yisi-
tors. Entire good order was maintained on
the grounds by Marshal Flanagan and his
mounted aids, Messrs. !. \. Shedd, B.
WoJb, ". W Drew, T. L. Penniman and
no accidents or mishaps, with the exception
Of two or three cases Of picked pockets, oc-
corred. So much for the tenth Annual
Fair Of the Vt State agricultural Society,
and doubtless the last that we shall sec in
Burlington for some years to come
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ERIITE.

Best aLi greatest variety Of apples, correctly
labelled, ofgrafted fruit, grown by the ex-
hibitor
Z A smallsy burlington, first Premium s.
p Is Reed Colchester. second DO
Best D varieties Of winter apples not entered in
the above class
L Hall, Shelburne first premium,
Saxtol, Burlington. second do 8
Bestl2 varieties Of autumn srpIcs NOT entered as
above
Nyrou Mills, Colchester, frs. premium, 4
Reed second 90 o
Best O. varieties fnstuTal or grated apples IN
eating condition when exhibited
Reed, Colchester, first premium,
Hall. Shelburne, second do
Best and greatest variety Of pears
A Smalley, Burlington, hrst premium 6
Tracy d Mech, Shelburne, second do, b
Best 10 varieties pears
" Hagar, Burlington FIRST premium s.
L Hall, Shelburne, seconds
Best lot Of Hlums, named and labelled
L " Hagar Burlington, first premium
C l Hart, second d.
Best lot If grapes as above
nr W c Hickock, Burlington first premium,
Tracy 4 Mech, second 30
T J Mech. Shelburne, best watermelCnss raised
by exhibitor. first premium.
= stacy, Burlington, best muskmelon' as
shove, first premium,
L J Mech, Shelburne, second do
The Committee recommend premium u -
TO EllvauEer Barry, Of Rochester Y for their
fine display Of fruit.
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As the Society withdrew the Premiums on Cat
tie for this year. in consequence Of the prevalence
ef pleuro-pneumonia,' there was no display in
that class. few animals were present, however,
and the Committee appointed to examine them
recommend that the Society give Diploma to Mr..
Sanford Of Orwell for his Devon eattle--two Bulls,
one Cow, three Heifers and two Calves; TO Mr.
Grain Of Bridport, for his red Durham Bull; and
to c. Robinson of LacolIe, G.. l., for his Durham
Bull and Heiler
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-21
NUMBER TWELVE

Edwards { Stevens, Vinooski, beautiful spe-
eiren Of butternut Doors aud sash
| } Peirce, Burlington Flowg Fsn-miU
Straw-eUtter, etc. 3
Justin u Smith. Lyme Co. . Butter-worker,.
Diploma and
e ~ Peters Peterson, .Buriingtoo' l case Tobacco.
Albert TYLER Burlington 1 set wheels, I
Michael Kelley, Burlington, Wagon-seRt'
J Gilbert, Utica, \. y. I patent VentiIa-
ted spring Mattress, Of much worth and
iagenioUsly constructed, DiPlcms
| Eugene Styles, Burlington, pair Rabbits
| 4 o Hood, Winoosk Falls, case Excelsior
Liniment very excellent article, ]
Ii c Cole CO.. ". Erattlebo-o, sots car
riageWhecls, of beautiful finish, Diploma AID I
S Bailey, West Ludlov, Ct, WashinsaHd
Wrin-iDr Machine. Diploma ard I
o J. Z A K Ballard, Burlington, Tot etono
and Rockingham Ware,
Ls,y Green, Brattieboro', &elodeon- and
With Piano attachment, D
u 4 Hard, Burlington, specimen iiorse-shoes' =
I partridge Powers, Burlington Piano Forte.
I Organ liarmonUa
/ D whitney t Co., Bristol. parlor aud rocking
/ chairs &C beautiful style and finish l..
! Hlipple G fUJI1v. Ncs-f-i1. Mass Superior
/ A Prouty. Jr. Burlington. cases boots uai
/ shoes.
Cutting, Stowe, ", specimen of black
smiths hausmers of hac finish. clq.
/ " h h Itt' Ni.listoa, pair calf boots a.n.
/ AliEnI' winston, -tetio amp, oit-
! ST. 9Cj i-I-,-.---,,.. -'1-''-'---,
! Br.nsmaj 6 Hilire.h, Burlington. I case %
beautiful jewelry, bsroHe,crs,
D Seely Albany, y I.s7eciucus o. ysl'at
made By machinery from dry clay. dip s. :
c5e;1 din
7t, T N-t4 Wilt, 2 .--, oh .1l,.- din, s. 1
4 l5 a., ~ q '1s r,, an y VII n ., &C. I, 1
80. ;.------.I b,rs, .i-. din.
I,I',-I - - 1.-l;rc. 7,.-,,-sl match
tr-. 80. diD.
B-r,ii-, 3 E57tlet4. pbislelphis. Cree.an
C,1.t.,,1,,, ~ ,,t;sL fi,
~. C''eo!-;Ga' -:. on -',t, .,, f fill
fni.TsI Isst, ami tg.s trees
II VIM r-.- EnalS tIOs 'iI croir 5i I'M machine dir.
W., tt7it- T~1i,-.,l Y, q, ,ra.,, -,.p-~,-
din
-'' rr-r q. a. r,.-r.-.,.. I ,.-
'-'''i5' H. 10y a5J --.' -5o.s
Il " TeTriLi' Ao5fi-''"a' 2 clothes "'--sS
r..,
l. " 9Ast"lH' Hyu1 Z a'G' -'J,-- i'-1'
James ~ I-A-1IJ' "d.9- -o4'5
BE elixir Henry ,,', C. llnlll'al,
tile, -..,--.-. Dip
w Cars Niti-'.I'l7l- ~ - 7P1--a
cut marble .....-... ZIP oi9' d i
C1as Lcaus, bE'',-5-,.' au'-.l'-'' press
mar,
Horatio HirSeN, b-r-lls-.e' . F4ooi-''
Z A Jevott, Burlington. 1 rai7 boots
Il T. Noble. T,i-75sthfa7r. Y ] 5--l
f.rlf. bs--es-
T. ~ san C.laas F.---.C 4 Lewis portable
milk rack dip g. Z
S p Smith, TroyE boot Jle- %. suPe-
rl- l--' - r1.---,.,t --rr r..-.--I,
A''0--. '--'-- 4:-
@ 49, t..,-l;r-..- , tft, ..,-- z.,-.-i,-
~ C,-zs prr---- .-rt- --r,s --.,-.-,.4
~ % 20 t ~ 80. -. .--,. ---'- a.;
~ tO. - -. 7l-.ri-r.-l- ...l. .4.- --5
O1'' :. 4---''-' Jf,
9'-,'t' 4, g., ,--...s.-1 , ,.-,., ..-.--.P
A''0s Il a A o,l-i' go = --t-- -s--;-
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MIXED BREEDS


D Cutting Shorsham, ID do
MIXED BREEDS.
C II Warner. Cornwall, best buck years old OF
over, 81
C IL Warner, :" best buck yrs old,
or over,
II Warner, Cornwall, best pen Of 5 eve lamb,
LONG AND MIDDLE W00LED.
Robinson, LacolIo, c E. best buck ? 5cars Or
over, s.
J Robinson, Lacole, Z, d do
J A Clark, Clarenceville Z 81 10
J A Clark " best buck under two
years,
Smallcy, Burlington, Cd DO 6
P Robinson, Oldtown, c 3D. do 4
Davis, Montpelier, best pen Of 8 ewes yr7
old or over. s.
Winterbottom. Lacolo Z 81 do e
Robinson. " Sd do 4
Robinson, " best pen Of 5 cwel,
under year, =
G. & r Winterbottom, Lacollo c d DO 6
Davis, E Montpelier, Sd do
t Davis, " " best pen Of buck lambs,
J Robinson, sherrington C E ID do 3
J Robinson, d" best pen Of 3 eve
lambs. ,
I Davis, { Montpelier, ID DO s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-21

Walker, Burlington, best lot Bantami,
I cock and hens,
II Rood, Winooski. best lotos Iurkeys Do.
Ira Nichols, Essex, best iet If WudTurkeys d.
Fl Rood Wiuooski best pair Bremen Geese,
@ w Church, Burlington, best lot of Poultry
owned and exhibited b7 enc person,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-21
DAIRY
PT VTEF

Ii Rood. Colchester be.. - Tbs Butter made
in June. @l
A Bliss, Essex, 81 d..
Ors0n Goodrich, Richmond, 81 DO.
Z W Ormsby, East Montpelier, best 25 les
Butter, made at any time.
c 4 Bliss, Essex, ID do,
II Rood, Colchester, Sd do,
The s0mmittec state tha. the lev lots u Butter
offered vere all q the best 4uslitg sni would !.
credit 90 aay DsirJman.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-21

I Nelson, Charlotte best lot Of Cheese, nyt
less than so lbs, year old or over, SO
C P Rhodes, Richmond, ii DO, Z
/ Orvis, Ferrisburgh, 3i do, .
J oibiey, Westford. best lot of Cheese, not less
than 50 lbs, less than year old. q
g p Rhodes, Richmond ID de-
j Lake. Charlotte 81 do
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-21
SWINE.

L 5 Drew, Burlington, best Boar, ] year
old or over,
Buttolph, Essex, ID best DO
L Drew, Burlington, best Boar months
and under ] year
? D Percival, Shelburne, beat Breeding SOW.
! year old or over
L S Drew, Burlington, ID do
Merrill, Colchester, best sow, months
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For tbs largest and most varied display of foTers
many Of them rare, and ell uncommonly per
feet IL form and color, 10 John Archibald, gar
dener 10 F. j Mech, Esq, Shelourne, SO
For large and choice collection Of very fine flow
srs, some Of them the rarest flowers IN the ex-
hibition, to Mrs. L. H. Jones, ofColche,ter, So
For large and fine collection Of choice flowers in
boxes and boqusts, to Patrick Ryder, garden
er to 0. A. Burton, Burlington, S6
For best ten bouquets OF choice and beautiful fov
ere, to Mrs. Edgar Mech, Shelburns, diplo-
ma and So
For eight buoquets Of very fine flowers TO Miss
Sarah Sinonds, of Shelburne, So
For finest and most unique floral design, to John
Archibald, gardener to z. J. Messh, Esq, of
Shelburne, S3
For second best floral design-very ine-to Pat
rick Ryder, gardener to 0. A. Burton, Esq ;,
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