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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

cE- A practical printer aud editor. having ex
perence both daily and weekly papers, wishes
a situation at salary. or would take an interest
in the publication of some paper. Address Edi-
tors Sentinel, Indianapolis. 3l.2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

~ The following II . list Of stockholders an
officers OF the steamboat Governor Morton:
SroexHoLpKss-Thc boat wss bsilt By CON
pany called the White River Ste,nbos, CON
pany, and consists Of the following stockholder'
w. II Ksndrick, President.
T. Taylor. Vice Prssiden, and supsrntesden
Vim " Brothers. Secretary
A. Springs,eeu. Treasurer.
IL. N. Soovell, II. -. Bowman,
Mike Scudder, V. Virgin.
Noah Holmes. Harvey Harris.
Vim. Fiscus. @. Zimmerman.
Thos Theodore, n. w. Shuggaft,
y. r.. Perine, - Cuddington.
George ". Lucky.
Oyyrcxzs The officers Of the boat are:
II. N. Socwell. Captain.
Wm. II. Brothers. Clerk
VI M. Bowman. FIRST Mate
Y Virgin. Second Nste
Hi Misnick. First Pilot
Mike Scudder, Second Pilot.
T NJ Curtis. First Engineer.
John Duncan. Second Engineer
George W. Lucky. Steward
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31
J H-The procls nation Of the Mayor will

81 7 NC pOCfa ul1tIUu OI IlIc MtyVF VIII Oe
found in to-dsy's paper, requiring the owners OF
dogs TO either muzzle them or tie them up. The
police are directed to shoot all dogs in the street
after this date. and the owners OF dogs who ne
glect the propsr.reqnirements Of the proclamation
can have no one to blame but themselves.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31
CITY IT e NJ 8

~The Odd Fellows Of the city have pur
ehsssd an orgsn bsrmonium for the use OF thu
Grand Lodge Hall.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

sE-See DR. Vim Thomson's advertisement
on the fourth psge of to-dsys paper
ian 25-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

CoScERT The residents in the neighborhood
Of the First W ard School are entertained nightly
with canine concert, equal in the volume of
music emitted, bat not exactly in accordance
with the strict rules OF harmony, to the best reg
ulated home concerts The concert is largely
attended by Newfoundland. bull dog. blood
hound, foxhound, greyhound. mastiff, pointer,
setter, shepherd dog, spaniel terrier, tan terrier,
black and white terrier, fees, poodle lap dog
eur, common cur. eur Of low degree, and waller
dogs. Their voices run through six octaves and
half, and the force of their lungs equal the bel
lows OF church organ. From the best nfor.
ton we could get. the musicians are all of the
gentlemen sex except two, One OF the females
wears yellow dress. and the other comes out in
summer costume-white aud lilac We can't
tell whether the feminines are married or not: IL
they amt. they ought to be. The males don Z
agree very we'll among themselves, as occasion
ely can be heard angry discussions and bolster
Gus disputes. Ii Is during these seasons of dis
cussion that they make the loudest music. IL we
didn't know il was a concert, we might suppose
u was a temperance meeting or Republican
Convention. We don't believe they have paid
any tax. lcsstwise we didn't see any tags on
their necks The City Clerk might take a good
many dollars for license If he would attend these
concerts; or the police. those untirabe guardians
oil the public peace, might get at least 81 49S 50
IN witness fees. If they would invite the dogs
and The men Who live with them. up TO the Cap
tains Office mot Socwel's) to settle These
concerts didn't disturb US much, as We have 90,
accustomed to them-but some of the neghbor.
think they should either be stopped. or requI ed
TO take out license. Fifty dollars a night fol-
menageries - the price. with penalty of five
hundred for exhibiting without license III these
nocturnal visitors don't comply with the Law in
the future we shall inform against them.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

NxrrHn. Angus. 3O-Brigsdier General
Marcus J, wrighI and Col. Loony. late Of the
Coofedersts army. were arrested TO day by q.
.. Marshal Asner. on an indictment OF treason
10 The Dstriet Court. found in 1862
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31


- -
Board or PusLIc IMPROVEMENTS The Board
Of Public Improvements, AZ its regular session
yesterday, granted the following permits
for building in this city 1t will be seen
that the number of buildings is increasing in
stead Of diminishing. the season draws to a
close:
F.A.w. Davis, brick DWELLING. on Merrill
street. between Alabama and East streets Cost
50 ass "a
T NJ Stevens. 4 brick dwelling. on New Jer-
sey street. between Merrill and South streets.
Cost 50, 500
". H. Tutts, a brick restaurant, on New
Jersey street, between Washington and Market.
Cost $500
Peter Reuter-, frame dwelling on Snker
street. between Alabama and New Jersey streets.
Cost $40.
Jacob Cofmsn. two frame dwellings on Ste
vens street. between East street and yirgisia
avenue. Cost S735.
Thomas }. Graham, frame dwelling on New
Jersey street, between Merrill and South streets
Cost 81 500.
School Trustees, brick and stone ward
school house on Vermont street, between Rail-
road and Davidson streets. Cost $50 600.
John Rupp. frame dwelling on Kentucky
avenue, between South and Merrill streets Cost
$500
Jesse Taylor, frame dwelling on Pennsylva-
nia street. between 81; Clair and Pratt streets.
Cost s. 500
John Beckett. brick dwelling. on Washing
ton street. between Alabama aud New jersey
streets Cost s. 600.
". IL h. johnson, four frame dwellings on
Tennessee street. between " ilkins and NcCarty
streets. Oost 81 800
School Trustees. brick and stone school
house. on Michigan street, between California
and Blackford streets Cost $40 600
y Jackman, brick dwelling on Virginia
Avenue. betseen Pogue's Run and Louisiana
street Cost $3.50
Reuben khngsnsniih. frame dwelling. on
West street. between North and ST. Clair streets
Cost 81 coo.
l. Dpple. frame dwelling. on New jersey
street. near Bicking street Cos, 81 800
c Stiegmann brick dwelling. on Madisou
Avenue. between Merrill aud McCfrty streets
Cost -, 500
Stout & Howe. frame dwelling. on Maryland
street. between Mississippi and Missouri streets
Cost 81 900
William Drenket. 8 brick dwelling on Noble
street. Cost 81 500.
d. Karitxer, a frame dwelling. on Harrison
street, between FOREST Avenue and Corporation
line. Cost $3.50
Feiir keensn. . frame dwelling. on Tennessee
street. between MeCar,y and Ray streets Cost
500
J. +. Dswall. frame dwelling on Railroad
Avenue. bet~een AcCarfY and Ray streets
Cost $3.50
In addition 10 the above. a number of permits
we're granted for repairs, additions and improve
rnents. IN various par,s Of the city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

VUyHR FALL SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON MON
u day, September 4th, and CLOSE Saturday, Peb-
ruary Sd. 1863
Instructions given In the following branches, viz
The rgan, Piano, Guitar, vocazation, Harmony and
Composition the Art Of Teaching and Leading Choirs
Situations provided for Graduates IL desired.
and when vacancies occur In Academy they will be
filled from our own Graduating Glass.
The Academy Building and Boarding Establishment
are pleasantly situated on the McCariy Estate No e3
South Meridian street. two squares sorth 81 the Union
Depot BY special arrangement with the President Of
the Indianapolis Fens Institute, Rev. c. W. Hswes,
scholars belonging to the same, and orrxx Tows
SCHOLARS may receive their lessons during the Scholastic
Year AT that Institute.
For Circulars, &c, apply TO the President.
CHARLES HESS,
augzl-dlm Letter Box Is, Indianapolis, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

su ssIssaAsa-
Cincinnati Marker.

st.e Cincinnati AaRkes.
croiSsArl. Augsst 30.
FLOUR and grain dull. and prices snse,,led ana
nominal. The news FROM New Ysrk csrsed
this.
Whisky firm at 81 20.
Mess pork declined to $50. With sales Of .ooo
bbls. closing dull.
Bulk meats and bacon doll. bat prices noni
nally unchanged.
Lard dull at 23lse.
Eggs ls02oc.
Lnssed Oil 81 to. +. .,s.
Flax sesd 81 2s.
Groceries unchanged.
Cheese l7@lec.
Butter 25@30c.
Gold 81 431S9l 43s4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

Nkw YoRK, August 30.-Lats English papers
announce the loss. oy sinking. OF the ship Den
ming. from Ssngoon for Liverpool. by which IS
lives we're lost. The survivors were obliged TO
eat leather beis and pitch 60 keep from starva-
ton. =
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

IN accordance with TIE law Of Congress. Of
May 2sth. 1864, an advertisement of the Post
Office Department. for contract. VAS signed to-
day, BY Pos. Master General Dernison, on The
part of the United States and By j. F. Navarra,
on that Of the Brazil Steamship Company, 10
carry the mails for ten years between the two
countries. The service will be monthly, in 6rst
class American see going steamers. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31
Job PRINTING.
Circulars,
Blanks,
Bill Heads,
Bills Lading,

&c. &c, &c.
Done promptly at this Office, Am the
Be" syie, % first quality Papers
anA as 1.svs Prlces.
Give ne q Call. E
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31
SURVEYING IMPORTS
HEAVY PASSENGER LIST.

The Pennsylvania. which arrived yesterda,
from Liverpool. brought the large number
Loss passengers. This is believed to be th
largest crowd ever brought 10 one steamer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16
Br O o kly n .

grApptxa ApVpAy I'm Tnssdav night Mr.
orAbbiN' hff"Ai -" iue''"' n'sn'' "''
Thomas RIey and friend were standing In 'hs
doorway OF oyster saloon, No. SO Hudson avenue.
,,..,aa In conservation I, heinz I.,. an. ..loop
-, -
vas elored. a sailor, named fatriot Gavin, came
,lons and attempted 70 force h, way pat them, WIN
I'D Rot 1--WE 1sy, Su, explained that he place va.
locked up for the night; rbeTeupon the sailor turned
about, and draw ing knife, stabbed his informant
In the side and arm, inhcting dangsrou. wounds.
The sssailant ~ arrested and the injured man
takel TO his residence. Gavin 10 held " await the
result Of klloys injuries
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though II was but the Energy Of desperation
flush OF deep crimson pssssd over he naggn
countsnanes, and drawing herself up 10 hsr NJ
height she said almost mockingiy,-"so the Tar
10 endedt You have ~ length managed 70 unde |
stand the, you hsys murdered your best friend
Yes, Matthew Gryns that 10 too true and, In spi
Of all, you see my friend still lives 70 shelter
nom one whose crime has been The cause 70 me !
such bitter misery. / now leave you" abe said,
. louder and more determined voice the sight
the appalled, look OF CONSERVATION Of her husbsf
seeming 70 give Der greater hsrdlhood 81 %
leave you. II you dare W follow me, l will r.
claim you as the murderer and runaway prisop
that you are"
She turnsi towards the direction o, The bull
ings In the distance, and with incredible swiflue
bid fair soon to reach them, when Grylla who
. minute or two had remained motonlsss, para
ned In . measure ty her Infamous sudacity, rus
sd amer nsr With hee.ness 1t was impossible
outstrip; and she soou fsl. his clutch upon
shoulder. Struggling 70 free herself from his graz
abe 81 the same time drew lsrg- knife rom 4
ns.th her CLOAK, and shrieking franteally thn.
would plunge II In bis bosom unless he loosen
hold, ,l e stu used her utmost efforts 10 70, Tree
To prevent her aght became sn object Tor ".
Gryns tel, bic utmost power mus, be pui forth.
knew hist, with the spscious manner Of this
grnred woman, IL was moro than probable h
With the peopls In the contiguous buildings
might make Der own appear the better cause
that while directing their attention W the neces
" Of bis detention, and occupying them With
I.s al. A.
os III counecteo 70 H. nerset get irec
ns lsalonIury uhleh hld Doen burning thou,
e,y ,nor, hau pseh made 70 nnotLct IL r|
since the letter which convicted her had met
&c, mao no" our" iorth WIN hereenets
Po"u evu'u Oppose inc inea tnat' aler All 70
she should really Join Nalmore, and that they wot
~ snu Ielore o'cr their inlqui'ou' love see
kNss oouoie lotoe 70 nis muscles. And
49,. PPeness IN her movemenw shh
DSs'nst WIN we deadly weapon thhshs held,
eu ~ ssw $40 would not hentAt 10 use Agai
s, mAne . matter OF aimeuliy 70 preyeni
nv" nnAny eluulng hs grtsp. hololng hos
.uS Hm. ne s"smp'ed WIN the dissngaged ha
1900 tns tnlie rom her hghtonoi eIu'ch.
sne Ntoei nls every onors aud, Al length, "
somehihs OF We srength and desperation OF
mshl.c, sne plungel u into bis neck. The pc
o ,ase, we smsrths OF MS sresdy wound
hlsnI- po Mn'1sss whieh came over him -
oI0ou sushsd tom MS throa--causod him Tor 1
nornen, 70 loose his bold.
Again shesprang i0r"Ara IN night out her NOV
meats, from the reneodons erer'ion oil her "
steps ,ottsrsd.
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This was . salt for upwards Of loo on esin for
the rent Of q furnished house IRON the middle q
June TO the hrst Of October, at . rental Of $3.50
toeether With some items for nury 70 the furniture
that the defendant sfter his term bad expired, hsd
sndsr stipulation containing an ssreement TT rens
n. house continued Snrent.d III the art % October.
oyins, q the psintn claimed 20 he dsfsndsn ~
is.., and Is. % bad eeedi,los tn which
800 for the necessary slpen.e Of Cleaning the house
and gave eyiience that {. l,rre quantity Of .,.i:
announcement Of the rats and mice. Another Item
o. ,bout so for alleged njare. 70 me r. sS.rs.
svidenc. VS. siysn ,hst one witness had called on
house hunting expedition at about a. n. no pc t
op ~ es, yots rs..resd The domieisry visits
70 beiwes III A. N. and y. r., and that the plain
~ bad made no .ub,squent ehoit 70 iet she pyuse
The jury rendered verdict Tor the plaintn ior seV
PoLIcr IsrrIIroIscr.-Arrssto Of a Pickpoekst-
Attempt to R,,ex the PrfIoner.-ofdcer Burns Of
the Ii'h Precinct arrested James Riley, on charge
Of having stolen ~sch from the pocket Of Mr.. John
Durfes, Of No 5TI Broadway, vhile the later ""
prisoner vss locked up in the station house all night
festerdAy morning, ~ Ofieer Parsons was taxing
kiley 70 the lombs i've men made an unsuees" ~
club VIII good effect and took the aceused 70 court
where Justice Hogan detained him Tor sramina-
ton.
Tb,,l Of a Diamond ino.-Yesierdsy afternoons
young man named Charles Jones, while EXAMINING
some jsvelry In the store Of Reed, Taylor Co., No
| . Maiden Lane, vn secu to put diamond ring, val
ued at t4j1, into h, vest pocket The clerks IN tue
store ezed Jones and DC tanned him until ths hrNn
OF Oiucer ourtit o. VOC DIoslrS siuaos " 49, -
suseluehNy oohniea 20. h ~ .p ny yu.u ,
nosAn. lbs stolen flhs r@ iOuno IN the posseho"
OF Jon"s
| Shooting ABrdD.-Patriok Conway and james
| p.n,. o,.-..ta. A. ,ha roro, .,o,. lno-n q.
"' fu ~ N' 'f
| = aughter House Point" corner OF water and
OIiver ,tree,. e.rlv Ve,terd.y morning. and IA IL
| alleged that Conway dfeu pistol and shot Penny In
| lie m thiKh Infictlnr A severe wound. Rounds
| man Toxn. ~ the Ath Pr,ciuct arrested Cony nv,
| and Jn,tiee Hogan committed him for eI am on
Penny vas sen, 70 The Houss Of Detention a. .
| , -,.. ,.. -,
Dc'uuuHo hfp'es 'V"puHe'- >"
| S,olSn Pro t-COuTssstDu Of the PrAsnsre.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16
ITO BE- Contirlsd.l
MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
sTEANsHIPS-JAvs, Liverpool Miuneton. Nj,
Uilsans NicfsbuIg Mobile; Austin, New or eals
Alpemarle, Norfolk and Richmond; Pelican Az.
sndrA Creole, Norfolk and Richmond; Lilgart,
AlerandrS Ieazer, Ner Orleans Granada ChaIa
ton; lllllie levitt, New Orleans; j = T.een, Aei
shdria; Falcon, Baltimore; FrAnconiA Portland N
Josephine Thompson, Baltimore.
bHIP-Csmbria, Of England, for GLASGOW.
BARks-Xantho, Aspinwall; l. Klmball, Tris,,
Cora buenoa Aytes; Morning star, Basua.
BRlGs-Highlsnd Nancy, JacmeL J West. po,,o,
Gardlns, Oporto; Cassie Gray, Cape de Vsrds. All.
hiihsn, Cieniuesos; Arso, HALIFAX; A Bell, WasL'a
eCHOONERs-EIprss., LAvacca and IudIanol
foryth, Richmond, Caroline, PhilAdelu hlas Nd
ace l. New Haven; tulia, lara; j A Woodhou.s
fefdlnsnd, trinidad. Amelia Ticket, Amher.I \
Aaly Louisa W Arlington; Nm Flint, Boston.2
Elizabeth. Philadelphia; Pointer, Prevalence.
sLooP-hary Gray, Rowland, for Uneasylls.
ARRIVED.
erEAhsIiIP5-Leo Savannah, City Of Iins,,.
Llverpooi sar.gossa. Charleston; bavaria, III
uurs fenia' Liverpool; Memphis, Now otleans
BARkS-s. PsnEL CAiiz; Gazelle. Barb.to.,
BRlGs-Cuban, Dublin; c West Rond. for B.,o
MISUNDERSTANDING Rondout; Genro,
hnow s4usll, DO; Rob Albury, Eleuthera; AMI n
kiuoy, virginia; j Erickson, Baltimore fJr 4
Haven; sarah Mills Fortress Monroe 10, Nes H. %
Jos NicAerson, Baltimore; Laura Walton. T. h
bethport Tor Providence; j McCloskie, ElizlbethE
Tor Proyidence John kose, Malaga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16
Too Late for Classification
DEATHS.

BEsSErT-On the i6th inst, Of scarlet fe,
John James, youngest son Of William AMI s.
Bennett sssd year. and months
The funeral viii take place this tThursdsy) Al
noon, at O'Clock, 4 ON tho resideuce OF hi. IN,
IS Division 1t. Belfast uTelandl papets Ne
copy. H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-16

ri C0O-FoR SALE-LIQUOR
view Esisv sAlas ~ waS :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11
sMETH0DISM -AND.MusIC.a
b 1OFl4CHOIRs IN
RH4L.ADRLPHIAS1 p 5aI,f
simpsons views and Opinfonil

bishop Simpsons Views and Opinions
S6 S9HsEesati9aal Singtng, Organs,
Laatyeaf ths United Methodist choirs
held their frst annual meeting. They
are now holding the second convention
at Phtladelphia, Bishop Simpson presi-
ding. The main object of this society Is
to promote eongrega ationRl5 singing in
lchurches, in accordance with the plan
adopted BY the General Conference
-conOerning church music. On the OPEN
ing of. the oonyen ntion, Bishop Simpson,
}saids NJ ,H71flf ,-iIs :: -. 40 ~ ~
Ladies' and gentlemen OF the tioirs of
this city and Fother places, Ihave been
requeFted by the COMMITTEES of arrange
mehts to make soine opening. remarks
.Nons and allow me to sayf-FfrstS i
desire toa4press my personal ppiness
at being present ut this first meeting of
the as sqctation, having for its object the
improvement Of church mnsie. i rejoice
at the eStabI bIishment of such an associa-
ton bsea9seg gEsat geo3 3may bedone by
change OF Thought. ~ ~ q, ~ Az I, n.
I regret that We do not meet many
from adjoining cities tonight and lean
only account for their absence In the
fact that an exciting ele6tibn VIII be
held toTmorrowF In two nd joining States,
and there are singers who have a taste
for the mlsiei of the bail lot-bOx as well
as Tor thatsot the choir and, no doubt
they VIII be present from time to time
before the convention adiouFns.i need
not saytt0sFou that u considers a
most 1nipbEtant part Of divine service.
PFaye and sptea of the StQrti have
preseInine nencej over II, hecause these are
the agencies for thesc converting of the
I II q Faaai
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11
q I II i Z i6iNfatioiaI. wa
Wheeling Female College
WHEELING, M.iyA.

UIHIS INSTITUTION. CHARTERED
with fdIi se6IegiAie powers In 1854 and,
Tecenfly reorganIzed under new BoaTdfof
Directors, will be opened as q COLLEGIATE iEistks
tuta ON the fiFst Wefinesiny In Septamber
next Thet buiIdtnhs arei now baing{ tho
roughly RENTED and newly furnished
throuGhout, -. ys.,,tt :
In the HbeTaltty Of its arrang ennents, IN the
extent and ehenstvenesS Of tta courRe
Of study nltts meth of t1ittpn and gov
leFnment, ana IN theHblElty and experiences OF
Its Board OF instruction, the public may rely
upon its being Q trst-class seminary. -rfi5fi
] 4 Having gihqd many Ie9 nee IN con-
the Easternnnd Middle States, j feel assured
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

Hon D. p. 4: Cowen. orst. CIairsyniG.
I No Judge has given more universal
satisfaction than Judge Cowen, late
for the Judgeship. in this
Judicial District has done during the
present term. His industry, legal abiI.-
", ms impartial instructions to turies,
fact, his clear and correct decisions on
all questions flaw, his high demeanor
and purity of character, fit him eminent
ly for this position, This is not merely
the opinion of one party or class of men
put 1t Is the universal opinion or the
par and those who have been In atten-
This has been q very busy term and
business has been 6ispatched very rapid
" as Well as satisfactorily ily.-G GHerTseV
Times. g p Iii.5I l.7'dfi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

THE Vice Chancellor of an English
university, when great Kissing was
raised by the nder-eFaduate in disaIS-
probation of his conduct, bowed cour-
teously, and made the eloquent retort-
t'L 'LCtuddtuF db hiS.p 5l5fl II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

The detailed specification of these 95
classes occupy 10-pages in quarto, and
in the Language of Mr.. BeclSwith, the u
s.. Commissioner at Paris, comprise
chat lei, and BjeetS Of the exp p6si ition,,
than could be given in any other form
imam equal space. The publication of
those clAssia lions In the leading Jour
mails OF every StateiWould df have reached
every fndiY iYiduRl9 interested inSt the sub
iect, and suggested much that In the alb
sencei OF this 5nfot ion may be over
lookedsi From mmyparttala acquaintance
with the resources. and products of our
State, u presume the following articles
could be exhi bited with credit to our
selyeSI and consfdering that we have
yet 9 whole year for PREPARATION, many:
others might probably be added -aajs
Group q, Glass 72Paper for various
uses, specimens OF printing, phntogra
ply ON paper, glass, De-; pbotograp aphic
StereotypeS. Glass 11-Snrgical instru-
ments. Glass s. Maps topogEap phical,
geo phical aLid gical all Seferssl
FtngTfoiWes irgi inia, her aetnal and
contemplated Internal improvements,
and mineral devel6p .lioalS - :.
Group 3, Glass 16-Crys ystals, rich glass
ware and glazing. Glass 17-Fine earth
works EIass n lamps FOR mineral
and other oAs; other accessories of light
ing. Class 262Fancy articles, especial
~ of carved and orpasqmented native
Group \, class arm and tissues
eofi cotton. Glass o arm and tissues
6fshax, hempS &c. Glass 29-sYaFn and
tissues OF combe WOOL Glass 90-The
same OF eaSded Woo: SIass ssI Ems
lfurnitnre and ttcarriage Glass 81
Hosiery and linen gdrments. Glass
s57.==s4E ireafftlS Iifl les, gunstpcks of ma
pie. and walnut, FOL, car bifi e, mus kets
and ispOrtings guns finished and in the
rough. { ENdiedts lowest price per hum
dfed for French and Belgian market.) .
Glass liking lESs fapey and
cottage style, gr1 pbea from the root,
yarnished6and In therough. Il Prtceper
thandlfed II IA fgfsIie4 o. -lissyti1E = -
Group 5, Glass 40 peeimens0 OF froclSs,
ores and minerals, ofn narnentd stones;
'earthsta and clngs; salt bitumens, coal,
gpetroleum; raw metals manufac-
tured iron and other metals. Products
Of mines and meta lliirgy generally.
Glass 41@[P PrnductA Of the forest. speCt-
mems OF wood for cabinet work build
ing, hBeNo6d, ship work, cooperage
and mat work. u Glass, 427zt urR5 5peltries,
wild fruits, useful l1afks' and hlaments,
Raw cotton, Fegstable textile htres Of
all sorts, wool In fleece, tobacco, Hpder,
substances for tanning and for tinting.
Glass Chemical and Pharmacetitlc
pr6dn su bstahee for ives ana eoIqrs,
i fsef aIl blfe and saIt Is of III, kinds;
nafnraE and arfifciai mineral waters.
lSClRss 46-Leafhs tanned; lcnFTied, pre-
pared and dressed
Nth the hair ON 49, rs ~ - =. -.
Gronp q, Glass 45:-sA Us Tor 6or-
lingi OH wells and saece ssoriRs; fmodels,
pIaiis and views Of worl In mines and
idnhffie Glass chin and me-
\ eb4nicRI IL sgstsEats GIass
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