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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-08
TRUSTEES SALEl

TIME UNDERSIGNED, BY VIRTUE OF DEED
II dolly executed by w. W. WOodell, will sell on the
premises occupied by said WOode. on SATURDAY,
The 18th inst snndry articles of Household and Kitchen
Furniture Stock in the Store and many other articles
TERMs:-For all sums under $40 cash; over $40, 30
DAYS credit. Note with surety.
A1OTICE.--ALL PERSONS INDEBTED ~ w: W.
NJ WOODELL will call upon the undersigned and set
Tie, or the claims will be pushed ,,,,n-- -
February G. 1860. ltd.
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MIR. Gilmer at Philadelphia.

We find Mr.. Gmer's Philadelphia speech in the
last Greensborough Patriot.
Among other things Mr.. Gilmer spoke of "some
silly men of the South withdrawing their children
from your colleges of literature and science, to finish
their eucatlons they declare in Southern insttu-
tons" OF course this rapturously applauded
by Mr. Gilmer's audience, for these "siUy men" have
withdrawn some two or three hundred of their sons
from the medical schools of the City in which Mr..
Gilmer was then speaking "&lly men, erpect
their sons to nish their education, as they declare,
in Southern institutiOns!" They "declarc" it, but
Mr. Gilmer knows better
Those Southern newspapers that approve Mr.. Gil
mers conduct, very carefully conceal the fact that
this Philadelphia meeting was presided over by one
Mortn McAIichae, whose regard for the Constitu-
tiona rights of the South is not near so decided
it should be- and that one John Covode, an endorser
of Helpers book was one of the invited guests on
the OCCASION And we may add, if we are not mis-
taken, that John Sherman himself was also an invi-
ted guest and that he wrote letter, which was pub
lished, regretting that he could not attend 1t is
also stated that Mr.. Maynard, an American" from
Tennessee made some remarks on the occasion
which savored of regard for the rights of the
slaveholdng States whereupon he was Missed by
portion of his enlightened and patriotic audience
We now call upon the Raleigh Register and Fay
etteyie O6serrer to say whether they approve the
sentiments of Mr. Gilmer's Phiadel phia speech
Are they ready to take that speech or any portion
of it, plank in their platform? And how is it
that they have not published the speech?
The WAY IN WHICH NORTHERN DEMOCRATS ARE
ABUsED.-We published some weeks since an ex-
tract from speech delivered in the House of Rep
resentatlves, by Mr.. Larrabee of Wisconsin, which
was emnently sound and national in its tone.
Judge Larrabee is one of those Northern national
Democrats who is willing to do the South justice,
but whose numbers are constantly decreasing in
Congress under the combined attack made upon
them by the Northern and Southern opponents of
national Democracy. A Wisconsin black Republi-
can newspaper thus notices Judge Larrabecs speech
I'VE have read the speech of the wretched Lar
ra0ee, and the only notable feature of the whole
document is his calm acknowledgment that if he
resided IN slave State he would hold slaves and
should consider it no wrong in him to do so.-
Inns Is all the most fanatca ire-eater could ask of
Northern Representative"
1t is "wretched Larrabee" at the North, and
hypocrltical Larrabee at the South How long will
the South tolerate politicians in her midst who are
constantly engaged in the work of pulling down
and destroying such national men and true patriots
as Judge Larrabee?
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-02-08
SALE OF CITY LOTS,

SEVERAL LOTS OF LAND, BELONGING TO TIE
estate of the late Richard Smith, situate in the East
ern part of the City of Rae h and bounded the West
by East Street. in the vicinity of VIM. H. Putneys and the
late residence of Dr. j. o. Watson, offered for SALE
For further particulars inquire at the Standard Office.
Raleigh, Feb. C, 1850. lift
- Register will please copy.
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non the CASH SYSTEM Au papers discontinued at the
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they desire the change to be made.
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2U0ks ann Sntinnfrn.

= MARBLE BUILDING, lS2 BALTIMORE ST
s7t BALTIMORE
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
SAMUEL Il. TURNER
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET
HAS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
4 i SoRTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
AMOUNT BOOKS Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign Of
all the most approved manufacturers "
NOTE APERS, Ruled and Plain. in yarv .rrat variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds ~ 0E''
STATIONERY Of every description, Office and private
use, w; SFEEI. PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
INK, Writing and Copying, of all the best makers EFT
NAIES, &c, &c ' ' Il D-'
Also large assortment OF WRAPPING PAPER
prices. '' ~ ' '' "e ~"
COUNTRY MERCHA ANTS will do weuto ,.oo,t
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Qaints, ellis, @lass. aut Stufs.&t.

HUGH BOLTON &CO.,
IL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
srs materials which in part sf folows
Lewis Snow White Zinc; Putty-kegs and bbls
Chrome Chrome yellow; Boiled Linseed Oil
Chinese and American verlPatent Oil
- million; Machinery Oil;
P Psnaa Blue ,, CamPhene and Ethereal Oil;
Common Lamp Black; Paint and Varnsh Brushes
H Yer leg ; eather varnsh;
Shellac Varnish; Ne''s'oo' o'''
And every other article apperainng business; all
asl.tf No 81 McELpEKRY's WHARF
baltimore CHEMICAL PAINT AND
wu VARRNIlSsHd WORKS q
"A'OfA''g NJ. i64 LOMBARD ST.,
br Bsss sf f ss he attention
2Ncs ey IN s 59 5st
Thy als9 continue the manufacture of their well
Reid satpetre, all grades Putty, in badders and bulk
G G6p@s E M,h'inE and Chalk
kla aa1ppbla l., sandpaper,
yenitian Red yellow o DfGeH'
Which U1 together with their usual assortment of Paints they
I'VE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY-SALTF-
5000 t SDls GaRgsd and ground DYE woops
no no {. E BssachlnPg Powders high test;
! ,2o9 casks and obls- GLUE Irish and American
aSGlus' an kihnss Hond COchneal,
| Bark, Pot and pearl Aahas
| Bi. Crom. Pot Prnss Pot Ash
| Blue Vitrol pumce stone
| Borax, Paris Witt
| China Clay, Roll Brimst3n.
| Copperas Red Tartar
! Cream Tartar, Red Lead
SSudpear Sugar of Lead,
SSutcl Sicily Sumac
Emery, Sal Soda,
EENtract lockwood Sand Crucibles,
IH o3eilac, Terra Japonica,
| ihuso caracas herdigris,
| % Bengal, Whiting &c &c
| for sale by K J. BAKEk
| hZuu sc South Charles
NTM. H. BOLTON,
| w WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
| GLASS, OILS,
| PAINTS, ETC,
heeFs constantly hand general Of PAIN
| lows - ' 49, "
| White Lead Window Glass
| Snow-whe Zinc: iPutty-keps ana nhis
SroWn Zlnc ILnseed Oil, Raw:
Ghrome, Yellow; LnSeed Oil, Boiled:
| Chrome, Green; Sperm OIL.
| Chinese and American Ver.iPatent Oil;
| mlllon Machinery
| Prussian Blue; iCamphene and Ethereal Oil.
| Yerdigris; lCopaI and Janan VsrniaIes!,
! Raw and Burnt TIMBER, Paint and Varnisb Brusnes
| Italian Seinnas; every ,iescriution.
! Refined Lamp Black; '
and every other article
which will be sold at lowest prices at "
| : PAINTERS DEPOT
% D-,NN
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A PERLE CHAMPAGNE

n n EhLE CIlA MI AONE II.
- THIS celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfectly
pure anu OF rlch rulty taste unsurpassed in quality by
any Vine IN the american market 'N' y
RU hlS (CabncD ChAMPAGNE-Particular attention os
connosSeurs is invited TO its qualities and superiority as
dinner Wine of unrvaed merit Its beautiful Ruby color is
g4aTdRfeed to he the natural product of the grape
PARTICULAR NoTIcE-The undersigned, being aware that
many conpentors are spreading the report that the Wine
imported under the of Rubis arfciallv coored do
hereby bid the of TEN THOUSAND DoLLARs toapv Enn
chemist who could in public experiment. afford The
scentihc proof that the deep color OF the Rnbs is due
thing else but the pure juice of the Crane 500 ''"S
J. GoERG L Co,
A Chalons-s sur Marine, France
For sale wholesale by ~
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, EDWARDS, JR. h CO.,

II. alsouru Cu.RIrrs ernrrr pa1.;,,o..
A>,kNTS FOR THE 70 LOWING MANUFACTURERS
NEW ENGLAND GLASS CoMPAv Y, 30 SION
SUFFOLK GLASS WORKS, BosTnN,
JAS b. LYON Il Co., PITTsBuRG PA
BRYCE, RICHARDS & Co., PITTsBuRG, Pa
ADAMS, MACKLIN X Co, PITTsBURG, Pa
PHGNIx, EmPIRE AND SLIGO GLASS WORKS PtTTspupc
PA. '' oHO'
MASS. O'' ShND"i|h'
full supply samples every description of Glassware
from each Company hand. Orders will he taken
and goods promptly supplied in the shortest possible TIM
ana at the low est manufacturers prices trade ONLY
Also samples from the best manufactores French Plate
Gass, k0ugh+d and hammered Plate all sizes and thck
suitable for Church and Public Buildings ~
tted Lead and litharge from the NeS England Works
Also, full supply OF American and German Demiiohns
and W inc Bottles constantly on hand ;a5I &c
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GDO. SANGSTON. Clerk.
True copy-teSt GEO f. SANGSTON,

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION as PATRICK STARRS-Or-
dered that the sale made and reported by William A
stewart Trustee for the sale of the eaSehold estate
TONED IN the proceedings between the North Baltimore
Building Association and Patrick Stars ratified and
c0nrmed unless to the contrary thereof shown
on or before the Both Gay of March inst provided copy
Baltimore in each of three successive weeks before
the Both day of March inst ~
The report states the amount of sales to be 1865
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Es.slEr~--A NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE
Essz-afkzEaaessa IRANSpNRT ArLAA- ~

OFFICE OF MONUMENTI
STEAM TT-c CE,,n - - - ! n
me CompanyS boats having been put in conpefe rurir
ole are now prepared to execute every description of
ana haTbor towing at the shortest notice ~ VI '''0
The Company's Boats as follows
Steamer TIGRESS Captain Luke Ieagua
mn Steamer LlONESS, Captain A. H League
me commanders experienced masters and every
tee gwen for the safety Of in their charge tn
rates OF toWage will be made reasonable For frthr iny
uauoh apply to the Captains board the agent
.,s WIN H. BOLTON,
w Il Pat
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TNHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court for
Baltimore city, in Maryland, letters of administration
on the personal estate of ARABELA McLEANE, late of
said city, deceased. All persons having claims against
SAID deceased hereby notified to present the
with the vouchers thereof, the subscriber be-
fore the September, 1860 otherwise they NAV
be by law excluded all benefit of said per
indebted to said estate notified make
mediate payment Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
March, 1860 THOMAS W. MORSE,
nob6 -Iug IUE
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il subscriber has obained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city, letters of administration on the estate of
joan W CRES, late of said city, deceased All persons
having claims against the said deceased hereby warned
TO exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof tothe
criber on or before the 18th day of August 1860 they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit said estate
All persons indebted to said requested to make
immediate payment Given under my hand this 18th day of
February, 1860. MARY WICkES,
49, ROB ERT EARECKSON,
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n THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
IAClTn, IN EQuITY.-H D. O'NEILL rs GEORGE J.
FSChEk-Ordered by the Court this 18th day of tebru-
ay s5 that the Receiver give notice creditors Of
u Ne u Fischer, to file their claims properly authen-
t tca6e' with the Clerk Of the Superior Court Bal
causing Of this order be published in daily
newspaper in the city Of Baltimore week for three
successive weeks.
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Wttfs, RiullGrs. &s.

q q "ROYAL YACHT CLUB GIN"
&7fIf fAl This celebrated Club House Gin so high
~ E42lfIY ~ appreciated throughout Holland
MtT)M superior flavor for sale in of one doz
DQ SGEu quarts, by
-. f. C WAMBERSIE, Sole Agent,
SN, I, (rtorin
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For sale wholesale by ~
CHARLES II. MYERS & BRO,
al,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-JAMES MUIR
1NRAY AND HENRY r. HAZLEHURST havine bv
deed duly executed and recorded conveyed all their estate
ana property every escr phon TO the undersigned in
rust Tor the benefit OF tn creditors giving preference
such as SHALL within g. days from the date said deed
sign release of all claims against them, accept such
Gldend or dividends under the provisions
OF said deed, copy of the Deed OF Trust and release
from the creditors to be signed by such AS desire TO avail
themselves of the provisions Of the deed have been left at
The countns Of Keyser Troxe South Calvert st
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- iI 70 y y 1T, UI' Il UIICE THAT The SUB
scrber OF Baltimore city, in Maryland hath obtained
from the orphans Court for said city letters of admintra
on on the personal estate Of DENNIS McCOLGAN late of
sa1 ctY deceased All persons having claims against the
d deceased are hereby warned to exhibit same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber or before the
day OF November 1860 they may otherwiseby law be excu
ded from all benefit Of said estate All persons indebted
70 said estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 9th day of February 1860
p. MLAUGHLIN,
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W. PRODUCE
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. &c LIGHT STREET WHARF
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HORACE ABBOTT. D
E MEhEIAK Ko EEEEFFssER' Trustees

EIS1Y1a-zI CARRIAGES.-We have on hand, at
Qz@4a--0uR MANUFACToRY AND REPOSITORY
one OF the largest and best assortlnents of CAR
KlAGES to be found in the city Persons in of Car
rages invited to call and examine stock, are
determined sell low ana on as accommodatnS
terms any other establishment.
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I nc report states the amount Of sales TO be $500
THOS. B. GATHER Clerk.
True COPY, Test-THOS B. GAITHER,

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Lofty, IN EQUITY, 18th March, ls60.-IN THE CASE OF
MMeSLELLAND FRANK as. ILEIsTER OTHERS
ordered that the sale of the property at the northeast
er Of Hons and Schroeder streets made and reported
by Thomas Parn Scott Trustee be ratified Symed
unless the contrary be shown or before the 9Th
day of April next provided copy of order be pub
shed once week Or three successive weeks before that
gay IN some daily newspaper printed and published in
Baltimore city. '
The Report states the amount of be 5000 subject
the mortgage on the property.
mh9 lav3w (Copy) JOHN IT PRICE
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II G. LINDEMAN,
~. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
importer and manufacturer of e Il A RS. Importers
Agent for the sale of PIPES Clay Pipes and Meerschaum
Goods OF every description. % LIGHT STREET fe2-tf
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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
n BALTIMORE CITY, I'd March, lS6n-Ordered that the
Sales OF the estate OF John ONe insoven debtor as
made and reported by T. Parin Scott Trustee be ratified
and confirmed made and reported unless eau to the
contrary thereof be shown or before the 9th instant
provided copy of this order be published once week
for three successive weeks before that day in some av
newspaper printed and published in this CITY '
The report states the amount of sales to be 81 500
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StkanrhnatS.

Es.sH-A FOR RICHMOND, VA.
ssnaaSnThe steamer GEO PEABODYu will leave
n Mg street street wharf on TUESDAY, AFTERNOON NEXT
tGr freight or passage, having fine State Room accommo
nina. J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
IirrlA nA.unA
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1----~N--l-- \
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A NJ and 4 a p NJ
and 10 Il A NJ V'e a' j
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at \ " connects
turns to Westminster - IL
rS Omnibus from Manchester at A. NJ meets 10 Is train
Monday; Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
DAYS to Manchester on the arrival the 80 train Bal
TpvUrNr
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EeGaI MUtifts.

TNHiS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
nanere city in Maryland letters testamenary on the
ELSON, late of said deceased All
ohs claims against said deceased hereby
eAhlolt le same, with the vouchers thereof SAMUEL
oacer spears wharf, before the ODD day of August
next they may otherwise by law be excluded benefit
o salu estate All persons indebted to said
Sueste.aa 70 make immediate payment Give Ter my
hand this 2Sd day Of February, 1860
f-2R nul n, ,nN
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26
Cot Fsrncy ON Fn.ion.

The result Of the gubernatorial election In this
state demonstrates more conclusivcly tAs Joiy sJ
any attempt 20 unite ths aniiLineoin orJ1nisaiions
composed respectively OF the friends of Douglas
Bell and Dreckinridge, upon common joint stock
electoral ticket, than any comments we can make.
There was q more complete and cordial fusion In
favour Of General Foster than can he expected Cor
any mongrel PresideHtial combination. yet he was
defeated by q much larger and more decisive ma
jority than Pennsylvana has ever given, since the
days OF Jackson, against any state candidate In
the October election which have preceded presi-
DENTAL contests. Tho election Of kepublcan
president would have been almost n moral impos-
sibility II the seccders from the baltimore and
Charlestown Conventions had acqulcsccd In the
clcarly.exprcssed preference OF an immense ma
lority OF the dcmocratso OF the nation for stephen
a. Douglass A their presidential candidate ana
IT. Instead of putting In the field against him. IN
all the Southern and most Of the Northern states
electoral tickets pledged TO- oppose him. ana ~
Pennsylvania. New York. and New Jersey, ln'.,. IL
ing upon n breckenridge representation WI VIZ
regular democratic electoral ticsets tney ns1 -
sisted 10 make an old-iashoncd democrAue hSh'
for the regular nominee Of the Dcmoemue Nn-
tionai Convention. but they spurned the only
political authority which had for the iss,
auarteT Of a century been recognized as potentAi
and auibortatiye BY the democracy OF the country,
and vhie pretentng 20 act rs the peculiar, exeiu-
.Iye and devoted friends Of the south, they have
done ali In their power 70 breakdow and destroy
the only organization which could possibly have
interposed an effective barrier 20 kspuhliean as
csndsncy-the democracy Of the North. They
have assumed the responsibility OF ofdestroyins The
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-10-26
Manufactures.

The Committee on Manufactures have at
tcnded to the duties assigned them as well
as the limited time at their command would
allow, and make the following report:
All the articles examined by us we have
great pleasure in saying do great credit 10
the ingenuity and skill Of the manufacture.
ers, and some are superior OF their kind.
Twenty yards flannel by Mrs. S. Milliken,
and ten yards linen diaper, are of this class.
There are some very fine specimens OF pressed
bricks, those made by Humphrey G. Hanson,
Of Saco, in particular, John II. Andrews
Saco. good specimens Of horse shoes. Pick,
les and preserves were generally good-som,
very fine; also the ketehup, very good. A
jar Of maple syrup is superior, by Mrs. Nil,
liken. Lot Of cigars manufactured by Ab.
bOtt 4 Whitney, Of Saeo, pronounced by
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Ladies', Report.

Tho Committee Of Ladies are happy to
say that better supply oe articles has new
or been made than at the prescnt time.
Every exhibitor may rest ASSURED that her
work has been highly commended, and
they hope all will feel satisfied, although
they receive no remuneration, yet they have
contributed ideas Of taste, skill and insenu-
i,y, and what is OF moro Importance, have
shown an interest in the Society. They arr
graii6ei to see so many specimens Of indus
try IRON tho young and the old, and hope
for an Increasing interest. We would thank
the contributors Of plants, bouquets, and
foreign articles for their kindness in adding
to the beauty and attraction Of the Hall.
The Committee award gratuitics and pre-
niums rs follows
Miss Sarah Z. Knowlton, Eliot, hearth
rug. SO
Mrs. Mark Smith. Biddeford, two knit
quilts. rs
.
Mrs. Mary Morril, BiddefOrd, flower bas-
ket, Dpl.
Mrs. Seth Bryant, KcnbunkpOrt, box Of
embroidery, rs
Mrs Hannah Rand, Limins,On, counter
pane, so
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On Flowing.

The committee on Flowing have attended
to the duty assigned them, and makct he
following report;
One four OK team and two two horse
teams were present on tho grounds and
plowed each one eighth of an acre. The
teamstcrs, teams, and plows were all good,
and showed us that they were acquainted
with such work by performing their iabors
in good and workmanlike manner, and we
are pleased to say that we feel satisfied that
there has been great improvement in this
important branch of agriculture since agr-
cultural societies have been formed for the
promotion of the farmers interest and inter-
change Of opinion. and inspection of each
Others crops and labours, and your COM
mittec regret that there are not moro far
mers who take an interest, or more interest
in this essential part, viz, plowing-and
plowing well and thoroughly.
Hiram Hill, Saco, four OK team, Fry plow,
No. !, plowed his lot No. 3, in 2S minutes,
depth of furrow 0 inches, width of slice lG
inches, is entitled to the first premium of
$500
NJ. S. Milliken, Biddeford. two horse
team, Varney plow, No. l-2, time % mi
nutes, depth of furrow 6 inches. width IL
inches, is entitled to the Society's first pro-
mium on horse team plowing, $500
j. III. Gowan, Saco, two horse team, llus-
sey plough, No. 3, new and not smooth,
probably would have worked better il il had
been some used before, time &c minutes,
depth 8 10 inches, width, IL in. Con-
sidcring the Obstacles in the plow, the work
is entitled to the Socicty's second premium
on horse team plOwing. $500
All ofwhich is respectfully submitted.
+. b. RANDALL, J
Il. +. COLE, Com.
JOHN ROGERS,
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Ladies' and Boys Riding.

At the riding on Thursday morning there
were IL boys and one Miss presented them
selves for riding. Two Of the boys however,
did not comply with the rules Of the Society
in making their entries; but the Committee
were we'll satisfied with their riding. The
COMMITTEES award the prizes as follows -
To Loren Milliken, of Saco, the first pre-
MUM of $500
Leroy Kendall of Biddeford, the second
premium of S4.00
George Grant Of Saco, 3d.. $500
Daniel Bullock of Biddeford, 4th, $500
And to Miss Kate I. Hooper, of Biddcford,
young Miss Of ii years of age, the first
premium us lady rider. $500
STEPHEN GOWEN,
for the Committee.