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LIFE AND CHARACTER
n TT VAN DycR PALM ID. d..
r. III. VAN DE

Professor Of Oriental languages ard snques also oil sseea
poetry and eoquence in the University OF leyden.
Sketched by NICHOLAS BETS. ID, D.
Translated from the Dutch by }. Z. NESTERNELt
coxNRspAToRY NOTICES r. cEivsD BY rHE AUTHOR
IRON the Rev Dr. Thon1s De Witt, ID. ID.
There is no name hed high re as,ion more dsngished
than that Van der Palm cordially commend the proposed
volume TO the Christian pubic. - . .
From the Rev Alex. T. McGil d. ID.
The expedition of the text Is admirable, aud would he
model OF great against motto preaching IN the modern
pulpit Criticism In homico discourse seems to have
reached its perfection In Van der Palm
from the Rev. &. W. L. Shedd d. u.
ns valuable contribution to literary biography and sacred
yShetoric.
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EOR SALE -...
l. THE COUNTRY SEAT
Op THE

LATE JACOB 3. HEKNICK,
Situated the Hunts Point Road Weschestsr County ten
miles from the City Han accessible by steamboat steam and
horse cars There land extending to the water
all In high Of Guilty. alton. with every variety Of choice
fruit The buildings, which nearly comprise the
DIV house. and repete With conyeneuce,
ling fine view Of the Sound adapted for inter a.
well as summer residence, having furnace. beaer double
sashe plumbing throughout Supplying laundry kitchen bath
room, &c. also gardeners house. cosrhon bm9s all
in perfect repair Thse Is also an ice pond nd
hue well Of opportunity Il offered to mer.
chants and others TO elegant home large part o
the purchase money remain mortgage for term oil
years For further particulars apply to
Mr. J. HOBART HERRICK No. 10 South.st.. N. T.
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OYrcx suPsERNrssDEST PcBLic PRINTING,
WAsHIsaroS. October T. 1865.
AZ r. A 4 Il IL a

OpHCE sUPkBRfNfEHDRST PrBLic PRINTING,
WAsHsGros. October .. 1885,
PROPOSALS for PAPER for the PUBLIC
PRINTINGIn OF the provisions Of the seventh
rnsnr sppro,ss the ssd Of Jnn. s and Of the joins
Resoticn approved The 80 of March 1862 .esed p!opc
day Of November next at 2 o'clock for furnishing ths
Paper for the Public Printing during the yeor ending The
st day Of December 1906 The suboned schedule speeches.
s nearly s can be asceaned the quantity Of each kind Of
paper ting win be required. VIZ
CLASS I-UscALEsDsRED PRIyTIys PAPxa-
lS0oo ress fine printing papsr uncaendercd to mesmr.
by % inches and weigh by pounds to tine Of 900
CLASS H--CALusDsaxs PAINTING PAPE.-
S % ssm' i sn; p prins gspe, s,sndsss to ss.u5'
CLASS In-SIsxD AND caI.sDsRsp ParsrIso PArr,
sa.q, g'sa .oa 'ss 70 .sh s1& 'Sa ss
pound to the ''a% cItss f. ss 'fs... iyas,
900 resms supesne map psper ,ised and eaendred q
"ss aS ss II
per Team Of 40 sheets :, vrf
1000 r,.m. gs.iso sss POI. sTyls'fs Ssy g ,ssh.. %
iSSS s::a s::%: a.. ss.Ss Sss al, !, Ss s:h.
500 resms double ds@y, soi BY % inchss
800 rssnis medium, is BY % inches
loo rs:in: IMP Imperial. Ia BY d inches.
500 resms, by " inshss to weA foy6vs pousds pss
500 r.au. 81 by p inches. to weigh twenty-five psrs>s
CLASS vi-Psrss Soa PosT-oy,ic , BLAsza
So resm., e By ., = pounds pet resm
I200 reans, Is BY S 50 pounds per ream.
100 reams. is BY is, q pounds per ream.
go resins, 18 by a. "a pounds per
IN copsnce with the provision, Of the Joint Resoatsoa
Of the 23d Of June 1850 samples Of the character ard qus
Of the paper required for clssses Nos and viii be furnished
by tins office to applicants tbereor and aseesby to ths
Of the Joint Resolution Of the I'd Of March, 1853
proposals will be received for specific portion portions
Of the sbovr papers, bat not es than thousand eams OF
the cass hvs hundred Of the second class
fourth Of tho papers stated csse FIVE and The
titles Of paper csssss three and four deemed too sm
for division.
Bidders are required furnish with their proposals.
plies Of than que Of each Of the kinds OF psper
bid for and upon which their proposals may be based exccp
classeS and The successful bidders will be required
ngidly TO conform 70 their samples
Each csss win be considered separately and be subject 70
bat bidder oer for more o<
the classes In the proposal
No ,posss will be considered unless accomplished by the
guarantees that tho bidder bidders his or their poposa
shall be accepted will into Obligation with good and
sufficient ,ufetie 10 furnish the articles proposed Blank
forms for proposals. viii be furnished at this Office and
will consideration anless substantially agresng
Proposals will be addressed to JOHN D. Degrees.
Superintendent Of the Public Printing Wsshinyon snd s
dorsed Proposals for Supplying Psper"
To be pubshed week for four weeks IN Ths VAN
ingon Chronicle Baltimore American. Phlsde phla Inquife
New Yok Tribune Boston Journsl Cincinnati Gs1ette and
Chicago Tribune daily pspafsl No other psper VIII be PAID
for Publishing the above.
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Proposals.
QsAR1KsxAsrss's orncx, No. II Sra

NKw Yonx. Dot. ., 1855.
PROPOSALS for FORAGE and STRAW.--,
Proposals invited BY the nndsrssd fer the delivery
OF good merchsntsbie TIMOrHY HAY and STRAW a.
board Of vessels at such wharf In iisbOr sy
The Hay and Straw must be securely baed and weigh
thousand ,0o) pounds per tun. exclusive Of wood
Of delivery.
The Hay and Straw will be inspected by Government In.
spector, and weighed before being shipped .. r. -.
Proposals win also be received deliver Hay snd Straw 4
Warrington, d: c.; Richmond, Va. and Hilton Hssd,S c..
subject TO the above requirements.
Bills will be accepted from tims to time 10 meet ths 70
quiremrn.s OF the Government
Payments to be made delivery, thereafter
funds for the purpose shall be received
STEWART VAN vLIET, Breve. AdjE Gen, &C.
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LATELY PUBLISHED:

MATRIMONIAL lNFELlClllES; With an Occasional
Felicity by Way Of Contrast By BARRY GRAY. vol
Crown Octave. ST. IS. . o.,
Hi. hun or the quiet and delicate kind wholly without
malice bitterness and his cooQnal style gives STU
sulsr charm to mis- peg~s-l Portland Press
MY MARRIED LIFE AT HILLSIDE By BARRY OEf'
With Illustrations BY McNevn vol Crown Svo Price ~
Either of above by mail prepaid on receipt OF the
prices annexed O each.
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HURD q HOUGHTON,
III No col BROADWAY, NEW.IORk,
PUBLISH
This DAY

THE FABLES OF KSOP.
with lie Of the author and Croxans applications Illus
tra;ed with - -. .....,.
OsE HUNDRED AND ELEVEN ENGRAVINGS
from original designs by II. w. nERRICh.
A fine edition, printed tiaed papcr from clear and
handsome type.
Crown svo Extra Cloth, beveled. Price. -
Crown Byo Extra Cloth beyeied Full Gilt. Price, So
From The Round Table. 80
One Of the dan;ies Of forthcoming volumes IL an in
trsted edition of sops Fables from the press OF furd
Boughtoa who have had press fors year past It's pca
y is the engrsvings Of which there III from dss ;S
Herr TIE msioiy OF these consist OF bttsts and bitds
and are among othe Kind it, indeed they are ho'
the best ever attempted in this country.
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90 Get.

vVO LET-FURNISHED for six months, or
three years tor sale the large and elegant
stone front HOUSE, No. ls West 2hst, within
few doors OF Broadway with the STABLE adjoining.
House Is ~ feet wdo, furnished In very costly
For term. apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. Pinest
(5fgl
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ALL WANTING FARMS.
A GREAT CHANCE for FARMERS an
~ nruPRa WIN WISH To SPECILATE OR II

~ OTIIYRS WHO WISH TO SPECULATE OR IN.
VEST IN VIRGINIA LANDS.-ko part Of the United
a. he rich and Ioany lands around FREDERiCKSBUR0,
ys and adjacent counties We, the under signed have aIes
number OF VALUABLE YARNS for SALE In the Counties
George Louisa and We,tuoreiand These farms contain
from 30 to 100 at prices from 5 TO sa3 Per acre
We will eud sny address. upon application. pamphlet
descriptions OF farms &c We hso
have a number of HOUSES and LOTS for SALE, In the
Town of Fred, hes at the head or
the navigation OF the beautiful Rnppahannock River IL Is
destined become Of the first cities In Virginia We have
steamboats, railroads canals plank roads &c. We have
ynicent power equal any Virginia, which our
citizens bringing into active operation at the beginning
Of the war We had number OF manufacturing establish
ments and they will soon b. IN operation again ~, 81.
PATRICK McCRACKIN & BRO,
Commission Merchants and Land Agents,
Commcrces st., Frederic ksburs Va
RwyRsScys-Msyor Slaughter, Hart Hsyes. fredenes.-
barr Va; d. w Lewis Alexandria Va; Mn. Gen Wsds-
worth New ork; Major H. b. Adams, Boston, Mass Close
Corbett Monroe. Washington, ID. C.
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prp GOODS.
A T GRAND-ST. CHEAP SlohE'


~ RETAIL e,,,y,c :: ,h
Our Stock of Imported FEATHERS & snd ~ %, i"' ~
larges. III this City without exec eptionC ", - CrNps
New DRESS TRIMMlNDs, OhN Co. CORDS
gEj.TS Hi,LTfSGS SLIDES &c, &c., delivered every
day. ,.,, crrr yFIyFTS
The Cheapest Line of Black ard eooteo S'Ln
Our Stock Of MD jLOvEs waIraned = very arse 0od
,tNe Over One hlnufea u,.,e,. 49, and Children
EIanne Fancy Es MMBko,pHfhYDSS; fI, t.Psil
k,h - Ip; ~, snd F,nbroidrred UNDER REGULAR PRICES.
NEW STYLES EyERY MnRNING IN n, kNlrrEp
WOOL HOODS NTTBTAS. SONTAGS, SliAWLS, HAND
KFRcJiEFs sChRfs, Sc, &c.-CHEAP
EDWD. RIDLEY,
No, I'll and al; Grand and No. Sc Anen.st.,
Fifth block eas, from the Bowcry
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SuBsIsrRSca Oyyrcs q. 8. AaxY No 8 South Osy-a.,l
BALrINoRE, Md, Oct. H. l63. )
CEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be
- received ct this Office until FRIDAY October 81 1865. sk
II O'Clock for the purchase ofabou TWELVE THOU
SAND GALLONS WHISKY, ss follows. viz:
Lot No. l-About $3.50 Gallons prime RECTiFiED
Lot No a-Abou. aaso Gallons OLD RYE WHISKY;
Lot. No. 3-About , $50 Gallons PURE BOURBON
WHISKY.
These Whistle. all r prime order the packages all newly
auged selected with and win BE- found
fully equal to any hsks tina; -ss hssn offered
In this any niarset -. -;1 o,i- r.. eo.
se>red for either lot. - ,.., . A.
sapp.. c.y ana blank proposals obtained the
Offices Of the following named officers Of the subsseaee Do
peItmeut; .
Col H. 2. CLARKE. A. c., and A. C. q. s., Nex .Yert
Brsvet Brig Gen. c. L. kILBURN, A. c. q. s., Phiadsa
phis
Major GEO. BELL, C. s., Washington.
Capt THOS C. SULLIVAN. {. s., Richmond, Va
Capt y. d. BRIGHAM. c. s., Boston Mass.
| And at THIS OFFICE
The Government reserves the right TO roget any or al bios
the above lots that may I've deemed too low to withdraw
\ any Of the lots specified seove.
Proposals should b. addressed Proposals for tho purchsss
| Of WHISKY" and directed 70 the undersigned
Payment 20 be made in Government fuuds ty tS0l PEE
10 b. paid the time Of notification OF acceptance OF bid
Five days will be allowed Ner the acceptance Of bids foe
the removal OF stores
Bidders requested to be presen at the opening Of hes
| bids.
The Whisky In ali the above be- sold by the PROOP
GALLON aud purchaseh will Be required TO settle their bS
upon the certificate OF the State Gauger to the amount
| Brevet Brig Gen rHOS WILSON, c. S.U A.
| w. II. PARkHURSr, Cp,sin and c. :.
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basement HOUSE. No. 10 East Thirtythrdst.. between
Msd,son and Fourth Immediate possessioh furniture
If desired; bargain. Apply ON premises
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AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
~ RETAIL

| A T GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
~ RETAIL.
BONNET ROOMS Up STAIRS.
Plush Felt Beaver and Straw ATS, CAPS, BLOOMERs
and ONNETS OF every Shape and sze delivered daily irom
Auction and the various Manufacturers w .... .
We have every fashionable shape in FELT HATS from u
Aho. VELvETBANDED FELTS OF IS cents 81 and
ST. so each. - 49,
Bound Is cents each
SILK BEAVERS. every Style, from 81 20 each upward
In fnct, our BONNET Rooms crowded with every.
thins in the shape of Ladies Misses HAT or BONNET
from Five Gents TO Ten DollsIselch.
EDWD. RIDLEY,
Nos 3li and 3ll. Grand endNo So Alenst',
kinh block cat from the Bowerv
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Nos. 3lI and 3lll Grand andNo. 81 Anen-sts..
Fifth block cast from the BoweTy.

TVNO MII.LINERS and COUNTRY STORE
KEEPERS.
AT GRANDST. CHEAP STORE.
WHOLESALE. -
Yon can purchase CUT LENGTHS Of MILLINERY
GOODS che apeI than down Jobbers sell hole riecs
CALL
MARK THE ADDRESS.
MOI, 9ll and 3llS GRAND ST. and No. 6s ALLENST,
Finh block east from the Bowery.
Entrance to the Wholesale Departmental No 10 Auen'sI
Second Floor-Fe Beaver ard Straw Goods
Third Foo--Ribbons Silks. Velvet and Millinery Goods
fouIth Fioor--Case AID Piece Goods only.
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AT LEGRAINS,
"A NEW FANCY PLAIDED and STRIPED SILK a.
I'll IS worth $3.50.
FRENCH rOPLINS, in all NEW SHADES.
Also, PlAIDS juu reesired from PARIS.
800 piece, REAL LINsEY wooLSEY a, % cents; samo
sold at 81 80.
500 pieces POPLINS at - csn,s, worth 81 20.
And many NEW GOODS Ia
SILK,
WOODEN.
DOMESTIC PRINTS aud DELiINES,
CLOTHS for CLOAKING,
BALMORAL SKIRTS and SKlRTIN0,
HOUSE FURNISHING WHITE GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS and UPHOLSIhGY.
MOURNING GOODS
CLOVIS.
CLOAhS.
LEGRAlN, No. 20 Broadway.
c,-ner OF WayerI y.plac-.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

rENO LET-In the Bible House, Astor Place,
L asUiT Of OFFICES on "a floor frou,pg on Third ave.
with every convenience well adapted for Society Com
pany Immediate posse given Another OFFICE, also
Apply at the ncssdfets Office. fogrtbave entrance.
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OryrcE OF C,xxrsAar OF suBsIsrxscx. /,

OrriCE o. StNMItsARr OF SUBsfsrKNCB,(
No. eBRiDGs ST., NKw YoRK Oct. 10, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS (IN DUPLICATE).
~ ndotsed Proposals for Cooked Rations" win be
ceived by undersigned until O'Clock p. TUESDAY.
tho lIh instant for the supplying COOKED RATIoNs fog
the l day Of November 1885 Tor for such
shorter period may be directed h the Comnssary General
Of Subsis-nce 10 all troops IN III, service. well to an
persons properly be snbssd by the United Stses
Subsistence Department. who b, In Newl City
immediate vicinity well TO those who may be
and from Of end otherwise provided
for.
The rstions viii consist fthree meals och day Of good .sd
wholesome food and TO such poper inspection
may be directed BY the officer In charge.
The also furnish the Soap aud Candies ,ht
may De reauired accordace with the rs,ion fol-
ows four pounds of Soap and aud oneer pounas Of
Aianlantine Candies TO each hundred Tstons
The bidders Satc the price per raton which prcs
include all expenses. such furnishing coog sppsrz
tgs fuel boxes tran sportaon OF the raoss &C.
All bids must be accompanied by guaranty rs icaows
I'VE the undersigned hereby guarantee hst IN the
FOREGOING hid Of - Be accepted, IL shall " duly
fulfilled according u, true pnrpor and cond,tions also.
thA written contract shall be- executed, with bonds The
| OF ten thousand dollars
Name. Of gunrantOrs, - -
pIsde-. NUT yiye their in full and state
place OF residence aud Of business.
Each bid have pnnted copy Of this advertisement
Ths Government reserves the rgh. reec, any which
seems unreasonable ot di,adysntag-ous to r.
Payment, 10 be monthly in such funds as may be furnished
by the United States. -
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IO1 WILLIAM-ST. l0l WiLLIAM.ST
lUl Shaker Flannel Under shirs and Drsworl
Cloudsd Mefino Undsr Shirts and DIAwefG
White Merino Under Shirts and Drawers.
Scarlet Wool Under Shirts and Dnwsrx
CARDIGAN Jackets, full assortment Of all FSeA
Low prisos retail BY GEO. H. TRACY Ast. lM Wianst
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stoaRs AND Essrx RAnxoAD cosPAsr,
nldebinrrn.

L locomotives for SALE-A l2-tun LOCO
4 MOTIVE, gauge feet 81 inches. just 'epaei. O.a
be machine shop NO. 3V " sss y'sccohSsN ''
Nin.h.avs. Price $30o. -
Dealer in Locomotives and Machinery
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

rINO ,LET-Furnished at Spuyten Duyvil, a
Il beautiful little COTTAGE, with IL rooms. range,
frrnsse bathroom water closets all complete carriage house
aud s,nbe carriages and good 90 with ths place. will
le, 20 Nay ~, 1906 rept low: immediate possession.
JOHN 4. KENYON, No 80 Nassau-st.
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FOR SALE-A first-class private STABLE
Twenty .ffth.st between Lexington and Thhdavss
Ipaurs on the premises.
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A L LEGRAlNs.
n GLOVES.
Openin; Of full Ire 0! new styles of KID GLOVES,
FANCY CUFF; $50.
WHITE LADIES BEAVER,
new aud exquisite article.
A fun line Of LADIES MtYF GLOVES.
A full line Of CIIlLDREN'S KID GLOVES
GENTS DOGskIN reduced to : Is.
The ANGELE or SEAMLESS MD GLOVE ht 81 =
lie, RAIN, No. se9 broadway.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
Il LEGEAIN WILL OPES On MOSDAl, Oe' TO-
large ss.ortu eni OF LYONS VELVET.
BASQUISFS.
SACQUES.
CIRCULARS.
AND JACKETS.
together with ELEGANT VARIETY OF ofER'
CLOAKS, just received pei steamer Persia
IL. l.. LECRAIN.
No. T29 Broadway
cor. Wsvcry'psse
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

EOR SALE-Elegantly Furnished, four-story
Stone Front HOUSE lots and stable very desirsby
located at Yortyle Also. elegantly furnished threestory
Brick House TweIths Also very 6ne Cotton Farm
In Dallas Co.. Aa go acres 213 In cultivation, balance fine
timber land one mile from landing the river Aoply to
SHELL No. 2O6 Broadway, Room No. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY for SALE.
Y Tho Kew HOPE COTTON MILLS. in vanhomesvIle
Otseeo County Nrw.lork Fourstor Ston. MIL 10 Dwell
ngs store House 10 Acres Of Land with nevs'
falling wasr power For particulars inquire OF GEO CohN
WALL a CO., No. Hanoycrs., New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

A GREAT BARGAIN.-Two First-class
~ COUNTRY SEATS; ~ aud 81 ser-s, aTgc buildings
great vrrciy Of and shade fine lawns IN sight oi depot
splendid oeaou nsibborbocd stock crops and toos
only II so and @ wiz take house and lot IN erohangc.
j.. FERGUSON. No. - Nasanst, Room No. a.
A RARE CHANCE for an Entorprising Man
N -For SALE 10 LET. tcrrns first cla.s
COUNTRY HOTEL. with all modern improvements. Ad'
dr... hnu edisely r. II. D., nbups Office.
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NOR SALE-With immediate pOssessiOn--
Il Three new BRICK HOUSES tof block Of sI) 5story,
basement and suboar, complse with all the modern Inn:
provements location Ninety thirds beswcor THIRD and
fourh sves, Of the most pleasant tho Inland Tsrms
easy. inquire of
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

TOR SALE--A new, modern brown.stone.
front HOUSE, In good order, pleasantly located. Price
$1,000 Apply at No. IS East Twenty 'eishthst., near
Fourth ave-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

A LARGE and elegant assortment of Fall an
N Winter Paris MILLINERY, Of the latest styles az
shapes Also jockey and Riding HATS. IN great variety ne
ready 4, W. sIMMONs's No. 6a Broadwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17

VNO DISTILLERS-MANUF
i To SELL or LEASE, seven LOTS, West Thirty ythird
st. between TrBh ard Eoventhaves., with never'ialiri
pprinx, invaluable for mechanical purposes.
J. w HAMERSLEY, No. rs Finh-ave.
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DRIGHAM YOUNG, COBDEN, BRIGHT,
- Sherman. Johnson. Lincoln, Julius Cesar, Grant, Van.
deIb the Mother of Wesley, with Portraits SiemmerDg
Causes and Cure The Red Man and the Black Man; Heads
Clergy sud Heads Of DoXe ate of ths Apostles; Head
Of ST. Pau Character in the Walk snd Eyesin the AN
xuAL PHaKSoLoGY PHYsIoGSosY for ls66-now
ready. ~ cents Address, FOWLER WELLS, New-York.
HW PUBLISHERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS and
Il PRIST.SELLERS:-Af frstrate ;erColor ARTIST
wishes EMPLOYMENT; capable Of executing large qusn-
ty his home Address ARTIST No. 81 Lawrence.st
Brooklyn.
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Either of the above sent by d
prices annexed to each.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-08-31
old steers will be tested by draught. Authen- tic Pedigree of blood stock ci all kinds will be
 

old steers will be tested by draught. Anthem required.
 When the Devon blood predominates in any stock of Working Oxen and Steers offered for Premium, they shall be classed among Dev. oLs; when Durham predominates, among the Durham. and when neither predominates, then the stock so offered shall be cIassed under Native Adopted Dec. 7th. 1861.
 The Superintendents of tho Cattle Depart n1ent are instructed to place the various classes of stock in appropriate classes by themselves and separate from other classes. -o asr.@'
 Bulls, Cows, Stud Horses Bucks and Boars, must have been owned and kept in the county at least one season, for the purpose oi breed ing, or the owners thereof must give assurance that length of time for such purpose, to entitle them to Premiums. ... s... ...,,...-.f..
 All articles of General and Domestic Manu- factures must have been manufactured within the County of Litch6eid since the first of Oc. tober. 1864. They must be delivered at the Show Ground as may be directed by o'clock, A. M on the first day of the Fair. to the pei son or persons to be hereafter designated In ell cases where given number of yards are It . qulred, the length of each piece must be mark. ed thereon. Every article of Domestic Manu. facture must have private mark Any pub. lie or known mark must be completely conceal ed, so as not to be seen or known by the con- mlttee. In default of either of tn, Sc requisi- tions. the article will not be deemed entitled to consideration. 5.. fa .-as
 If on either of the above articles there should be no competitor, the whole or a part of the premium may be withheld according to the dis. cretion of the committee. ". ' /
 No Premium may be awarded by any com nlttee to one of its members. ,if ,l.-..a...
 Premiums may be awarded when there ap pears to be merit although there should be but one applicant, and may De withheld altoge her, # in the opinion of the committee the object is not deserving any reward.
 1T it should be discovered that any competi- tor for Premium has made use of any disin- genous measure by which the objects of the Society have been defeated or the rules and regulations violated such person shall not on- ly be rendered incapable of being ever after a competitor for any premium of the Societ y but may be proceeded against according to the By Laws.
 No Premium will be awarded 10 any person not member of the Society. except females on Household Manufactures, and Horticultural products.
 JAMES HUMPHREY, JR., Sec'y.