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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

RETREAT AND SYNoD.-On Tuesday next, at
seven o'clock, at the termination of the retreat,
Pontifcal High Mass will be celebrated, at
which the priests will receive holy communion
at the hands of the Most Rev. Archbishop.
After Mass, the Synod will be opened with the
ceremonies prescribed by the Pontifcal. Father
Giesen will preach on the occasion.
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TDeath of GyMohaIl.

2Tr .51Ii.. II sJf.--..- g,'y h \ q < 15sss5a
Within few days past death has deprived
our community of member, well-knowh and
greatly beloved. p. G. Mohan,, though in the
flower Of youth, had been elevated BY the voice
|of his fellow-citizens to the Controllership in
the municipal government, one of the most re-
sponsible offices connected with city affairs.
Previously to this he had been elected to the
State Senate, where his course confirmed him
in the esteem aud admiration of his constitu-
ents.
Through his previous connection with the
business department of the Times Office, and his
occupancy of the offices above referred to, Mr..
NOLAN attained to degree of general acquaint-
ance with our citizens, and of prominence be-
fore the public hardly equaled by any other
person of his age in this community.
It was, however, In his connection with the
charities of New Orleans that our deceased
friend evinced the most amiable and generous
traits Of his character, and in his death our in
situations of that kind have sustained q
serious loss. In his private capacity, and as an
influential member of State aud city govern
ment, their claims always found in, him an in
slant sympathizer and eloquent advocate. The
Boys Home," already SO prosperous, and
which bids fair to become one Of the most sue
cessful charitable conceptions on this CONT
nent, claimed Mr.. NOLAN as its principal au-
thor. To him 10 cheerfully awarded by his col
leagues in that work, the honor Of its founda-
ton.
I, We cannot close this very hurried and i'm
perfect allusion to tho career of the departed,
without claiming him rs, also, the warmest adj
vocate for the establishment of Catholic pa
M in t1ia tv and tho IN
izing the MORNING STAR
1t is scarcely necessary to describe, for the
majority of cur city readers, the splendor of
the obsequies on the occasion of Mr.. Mohans
funeral. Starting on Rampant street, at the
corner of ITALIA, the procession moved down
the former street until it reached Julia, then
passing along Julia reached st. Charles street,
which it followed to Canal. It then moved
along that street until again reaching Rampant,
when it crossed to Common street, arriving at
st. Joseph's Church by that route, and thus
traversing the most central and populous por-
ton of the city.
After the carriages of the clergy and the
hearse, the line was headed by several associa-
tions, of which the deceased had been a men,
Der. Fire Company No. IA was present, with a
splendid band. Another association with
padges ioAowed IN carriages; after which came
one of the longest lines of carriages we. have
ever seen at private funeral. The Sisters and
Orphans of theaCamp street Asylum accompa-
MED the head of the procession on foot, keep
ing the banquette on one side.~ The boys of the
Home very appropriately made part of the
procession.
We can only say in conclusion, and using the
language of Rev. Father Hayden, who preached
the funeral discourse, she who is gone has
carried nothing with him from earth but his
good works." ~st5>-@-,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

Glynn g. Wintz dealers in boots and shoes
No Camp street have placed their establishments on
such footing, that have the temerty
that It Is not in the very rst flank in this ty
Their goods never fail to give satisfaco for the very
10 supply articles excellent in material worknsnke In
manufacture and elegant In appearance. Add 70 All
that the attendance and bearing Of those
In charge make shopping positive pleasure. Is there
room for wonder then that No. Camp q favor
lite resort Of tho ladiesf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

ST. PETERS FAIR.-At the Hibernian. table,
presided over by Mrs. J. H. Williams and Mrs.
p. Brady, will be given purse of one hundred
dollars in gold and a set of silver mounted fire.
mems parade harness, to be awarded to the
company receiving the largest number of votes.
The gold is one dollar per chance.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

To CORRESPONDENTS. = The Legend of
Brittany" by c. v. M, is respectfully declined.
The translation is too literal-at least, CALI
cisms are SO prominent as to jar on the ear.
"Qucen of the Isles" was received too late
for this number. 1t will appear in our next
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

We take pleasure in referring to the an
nouncement, IN another column, that ME-. Edward
Lhenthal. No 9S Canal street has hand Of the
largest assortments Of watches clocks iewelry silver
Barene long experience in the trade renders his assist
dttion to filling all orders for the jewery
and alverware all descriptions Of repairs
taken.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

1. G. Berry & Co., II Camp street, announce
In another column that they in receipt of family
peel pork bans and tongues of the choicest kind and
tisement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

DRY GooDs.-J. Miller, Jr., corner jackson
and Tchoupitoulas Streets publishes another list
goods with prices that cannot fail to commend thcm
selves to all But moderate the prices the full
extent of the bargains only be appreciated when
the excellence Of the materials 70 considered See
tiRemanf.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

j. w. Castell, Notary Public, 1877 Grayier
enjoys putaton accuracy precision prompt
ness and faithfansss that causes constant demand for
his services But his knowledge experience
renders him equal to any accumulation of business.
His geniality and 6onhomme, moreover, makes it q
positive pleasure to place business in his charge.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

Persons DESTROYS of having durable dentistry
performed would do well to call on DE- w Robinson, No.
ID BaFonne street Dr. r. has had the advantage of a
thorough dental education In addition which may be
added ten years of constant practice in this city
charges very moderate and within the Of all
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

CORPORATION SCHOOIS.-1h0 Board OF Al
dermen on Friday evening Increased the appro-
rriation for the corporationrs schools for black
and white children, Gfty Aoxsasd dollars, max
ing the annual amount tAree Aa.dred and ftty
tSonsand dollars Honest Peter Kaiser called
the attention Of the Board to the fact that
there were other public schools, which did not
receive a cent from the city.
Gentlemen of the Common Council, we do
not complain Of your appropriation, if you will
only apply it to the education of the children
of the city impartially; but You must be aware
that what Mr.. Kaiser says is true. You appro-
pirate trenty: -four dollars gear for each child,
black white, who will be likely to attend
your corporation scho OILS, and you will not ap-
propriate one cent to assist in paying for the
education of the really poor white children,
who, you know, are receiving the very best
common school instruction i'll the schools men,
toned by Mr.. Kaiser. We will undertake to
educate every poor boy girl that you can
send to our schools, for one-third the amount
you are now paying, and educate them as well
as they are at the corporation schools, you
yourselves being the judges. Gentlemen, is it
good policy for you to continue to act you
are doing in this matter 7 Is is honest to com
pei portion of your fellow-citizens to pay in
three times as much taxes to educate each child
in your schools as is necessary in our own, aed
then compel us to pay in addition for the sup
port of the only schools to which the parents
alluded to by Mr.. Kaiser will send their chill
drenf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

SILKS.-J. A. Braselman g. Co. never tire in
accommodating old customers and offering inducement
to new ones Having sold out their medium and low
priced silks they are now determined to their
for splendid article of silk.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

j. H. Wiley, photographer, 5s5 Magazine
street is well deserving the reputation he enjoys
the excellence Of his pictures visit to his gallery
in store for those who leave orders.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

The Queen of Greece is 30 unpretending in
manners that she condescends to carry her baby
in her arms while walking the streets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24
Il. : = me Fair.

<EeHs1SI1L1TEI~5&aUE stSsfsEsi1T
Tomorrow night commences the great event
that has been g long agttating our follow
citizens Of the Third District It is contender
by the ladies of that ancient franchise that
they can and will get mp something in the way
of q Fair, which shall be. equal to anything
produced in moro prebentious portions of the
city. We entirely coneur with them In this
opinion. 1t is not mere opulence and lavish
ness that gives the highest tone to displays Of
this kind; good taste and refined perceptions
contribute to still greater extent in the tout
ensembie of attractions
In these respects we must say that the ladies
who have the present entertainment in hand cam
not well be surpassed, and therefore the whole
can only say to the doubtful, if such there be,
come and see.
Considering the objects for which this Fair
is gotten up, every one must wish it the most
eminent success Rev. Father Cornelius Moy-
nihan, with that reliance on Providential sup
port for which the Catholic clergy of every
country are remarkable, has inaugufated and
completed works Of zeal and charity that have
left him heavily encountered with debt His
splendid parish church, q graceful ornament
to the city, has not been pald for by several
Thousand dollars, wlsAe the parochial school
for boys and girls, has involved him still fur
Their to the amount Of between two and three
thousand dollara.
The proceeds of the Fair are to be devoted to
the liquidation Of portion of these debts, and
o more meritorious occasion could hardly ap-
peal to the charity of our citizens.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

We refer to the advertisement DIR. Angel,
found elsewhere respecting the remedial agent the
Atmospheric Blood Regulator,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

Peter Marley, lumber merchant, corner of
Benton and Euphfosine streets, is prepared to fill all
orders in his line.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

John McNamee, of 1877 Julia street, Southern
Carriage Stable has and closed carriages for hire
See advertisement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

We take pleasure in directing attention to
the card o. DIR Geo. W. Lewis, $40 Common street.
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| Attention is called to an advertisement in
| another column, headed " Information wanted"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

DR.. j. G. Angel proffers his slfyices to our
citizens as dentist. Bis location Os Carondeet st.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-24

Ara ssstyssSsn 81 plant cane at siso' SS
re McDonosh Tract adjoining the above 1900
The Snr .Ss 9s sk sSs gqea
and 60 Tchoupitonlas street 1900
The three story brick buildings ls4 Tchouptoulas
The siree ebifnedS warehouses 1874 1855 and i5s ~"
The house e and IS Julia street
The twostory brick stores and Triangie Build
The three story warehouses Isl and i5s Tchoapi
Ten lots ground ON Jaii. Magnolia and Cypress wv
The sSsss e ID
Square No g. bsanded BY CONT, Sc Louis, Ber- -,
BE s s. Louis
Six lots M on & LOUIS between St f. ''
ssvs se Is and ., 9ympsP s,rsst; 400
Pst &c g RS
Five ss sss Ne g. s'1.s.s y
Fourssen ioss Of ground in soare bon1ed NV s'O
London avenue, Genius, Liberal and Newof. il
Two iOtsof ground cor Bagaieiie and Genus sta. 200
Eleven lots Of ground ON Congress, soldelle and -.
One IL I've Oak, between Harmony and Plea: ~
The undivided half Of square bounded by Har y"
mony Pleasant, st. Andrew and st. George -
square Of ground in Tnnis6drs ........ Is
s Of % ON sa
square Of ground in Hurtsvie' ........ l,loo
ets It ss sdRn
ot az On a1 IN 1o
One lot Of ground near Pass Christian 47S
HEAVY DAMAGEs--The jury in the caseof
E. J. Barkdull, for the use of his minor son,
eight years old, who sued the Carrollton Rail
road Company for $4,000, for SO ipjuring tho
child, by their cars running him, that
both legs had to be amputated, rendered YER
dict on Tuesday, awarding the plaintiff $4,000
damages.
ADVANCE IN CRY MoNEY.-During the past
week marked Improvement has taken place
in the rates of city bills. The change is at
tributed TO the appearance of Northern capital
lists in the market. Let the cause be what it
may, we take pleasure in recording the fact,
and hope the credit of the city viii soon be re-
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
ORLEANS CATHOLIC PUBLICATION COM.
PANY.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. II, 1858.
The instament to the subscription Is now due.
All who have yet paid mp. win please call at the
Office of the MoRH1Na STAB and SETTLE
By order Of the Beard Of Directors.
ole If T.. FTTZWILLIAA, Secretary.
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MORNING sTAR, AND aA1H0IIC M1ssEHG1R.
, ifUpIIsHRD 'WRaKLx 1Ys 81
The Ne,c Orleans CatA0eo PabskinS at No. 109
The Directors of the Omp4ny are: -
The Nost Rev ArchbishoF y. n. ODM, President.
VERY Rev n. J. PERcis1, y. o. Vice President
JEREMIAn MoYN1HANi Mr.. Huen McCLosKEY; MI: JOHN
Ali COMMUNICATIONS are to be addressed to the Edi
tor of The Morning Star aud Catholic Messenger.
Terms of subscription, Four Dollars Per anpum.
Single copies Ten Cents.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF u % per square,
Transient having the run OF the paper
first insertion 81 90 squares each subsequent inser
Advertisements at intervals to be charged
Advertisements for q month will be inserted
Mt a fixed discount be ascertaned from the Agents
and Mt the office.
All business notices Of Advertisements to be charged
80 cents net per line each insertion.
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Sunday. Jan. a4-st Timothy, Bishop and Martyr
Tnesday fs'yeeGsp gshop and $'. Marty
Thursday Jan. 2s-St. Cyrn Of Aexand1fiA
Friday. -. Jan. 29-St. Ffsncis OF Sales
SATURDAY. Jan. 30-St Felix, Pope and Confessor.
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of the exhibition: mo premium will, be paId.
on on animals OF articles removed In violation of
THIS rule. All articles and animals entered for
cShlbifiDn must have cards attached, with The
,nuinDer ~ entered at the seCretary's office;
anu exhibitors, in all cases, shall obtain uieip
cards previous 70 plHclng their articles or ami
mills on tho Fair, Grounds.
All persons who intend 10 offer animals for
stio curing tiie Fair, sliali notify the secretary
JoI such Intention at the tme OF entry, 49, 80.
Special attention Is required. from compcti-
tors TO. hhc regulations .0f, the society upon
Held crops, horses, cattle, hogs and sheep,
dairy and household. department, bncon, de-,
for ful written statemcntsyas acquired under
each department, rs they are Important to tho
decision, .,,.t .,llri,,- d.. 49,. 80 :
The. Executive Committee will take. every
precautton In. their power for the safe preser-
valon OF all articlcs md stock on exhibition,
and willrbe responsible only for loss or damage
Ihat y may occur during tho FnIr. They desire
eSnoitors to give attention. TO: their artleles,
anu OF the close Of the exhibition to attend tS
their removal. -, ~
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80 n,ig:.AlusssWNlNiE.,n E.,n,m:rosg. l.4en,,
Suffolk 6bhrp not oTrtitwc!yt nor tIiit- a''f
1:;odcr Six months 0ld.s.ai.na:! y.sfat sff
z>:.,t ;ss!9iMini Grtt CHI EssHs.?lo bna .Gnil
Tic same premiums as aboyc Oc,,
r TTIRPt tctfss,1DERksHtRE. 4
Tic samo premiums as above.
- FOURTH CIAss-oRAzIBR.
Ihc same p!,Geiqs pE9,WGeiilqns qFf ef.as1po as1pofet taoaHr0IA
FIFTH CLASS-CHESTER COUNTY.
The same premiums as above.
sIxTu .CLAis.-InNCnLNi ,fYoRHsHInE,i ,iIrfcitl
FIELD, Or ANY OTHER LARGH BREED.
= The same premiums as above.
SEVENTH CI.ASS-NATIyE BREEDS.
THE sanie premiums as aBovc.9'i ;'-iii'fbs
p0try-E.r
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Reguiations or the Fair or,Iseo. O. .

~ Regulations OF the Fair ofi1se0. ~.
Annual members shall exhibit articles With
out charge, and havosfree. access to the Fair
Grounds during Fair week. s.r,: 8, G.5-.;.,r IA
day during the continuance of the Fair. :ri.,
The charge for admission Of vehicles.wiltb be
as follows Coaches, carriages, omhibusses,'
&C. tsS inmates inmates paying for personal dmis
Children under twelve years. Of age win Gs.
admitted with half tickets, !. !5'.at.;
All delegates ffom State Agricultural socie-
es, Mechanics institutes reporters, &C., win
tary's soface, whlch.wlIic admit them nee Of
charger and enttde them: to tho privilege of
the grounds during the Fair week ~. :.
all premiums NUNS not: under twg dollars, Or: over
three dollas.,s si.s :rs...: - ,.., ~ -; -.
Rules for E1hibitorS.-spe speeiai Notices.
The secretsry,s office viii be opened at CO.
lumbia on the Sd OF November, for the purpose
OF receiving entries. .Ai7 ...i J. :.
the @ nqe dsaes % sF n
s e. e. sfes s Fl nsSe cs1H %S
will greatly facilitate. business ana prevent
SSaiuaion s,9 In the halls and on the grounds of
which is chiefly the result of delay.,,s I
All nexhibltors ut the Fair must have their ani-.
mails or articles entered at the secretary,s Of
fee before taking them into. the enclosure.
All who intend.to compete for the premiums
Of the society must have their articles on the
ground, and entered at the secretary's Office,
at or before O'clock on Tucslay evening, the
9th Of November. without fall, SO that they
may be arranged In sheir respective depart
ments, and in readiness for examination by
the Judges on Wednesday morning, tho 10th
OF November, at o o'clock. Animals may be
entered at any time previous to 0 O'Clock on
Ladies' are particularly reouested IN attach
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poS$EE22AA& ENlH21tS-AhlIEE.. :.
4 sshffHsf 5cfissGDEFofSsG.t g. 1a1Hsh.i:a
Best bull, three year1tnA orhiHRras $40
4 Second best bull, same age. 6
Best bull, two to three years old........-,. 10
/ Second best bull, two to three years old. 6
4 Best bull, one to two years old. :. 6
. ecohd Sest bull, one TO two years old. Silver.
IN ut COZ, three years old or upwards. .. r 10
srPnA best COW, three years old or:up- .
\ lits, ,.,,ssf, two to three years old, .lc
SocHtu i,s sest heller, two to three years old
Best rcier, one 70 two years old. =: ~. s
sesTa S, Sest hs,9fer, one totwo years silver
bee1 gcuer cait,1, .............- s.. .. Silver
EEc9SD cIAss-DuRHAMs OR SHORT. uonys
Besl bull; three years old or upwards. In
SacoEd best bull, three years old or up
zett Duh, two to three years old. ,S
SECOND best bull, two TO three years old.
Bcstbu.l, lone to two yeafB DID,
ascond pest bull, one to two years old Silver.
~ sog S.l ' thrss yeais old or onwa,s Silver; II
cd best COW, three years old OF up-, :,
81 q Ls,ier. three to four years old ID
1{ 1 q md tcst heifer, two to, three years old &
4 ~! tfs ist ,ane 70 $50 years. old, S
fNecou,a eTs;S hrftr, onr TO- two years
,se, t;.. c.tf Silver.
tNA - ssli -. -. .'.,,,sssS oliver.
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partments Of labor; art, &c:,.,whIeh afe mot
specially provided fbt In the premium Hist,
may b.. presented iof exhibition apd premi:
ums, Committee On Miscellaneous Articles
Will be- appointed to examine and report upon
worthy Of premiums. .s..',!: ~. !. ,.r.,: II. -
The society has offered premiums embrac-
Ing nearly everything valuable in agricultural
and MECHANICAL @ industry, art, science and
application tSa secretary Ra w At coRssbsy
q, or at The :on1cet OF the "steam fl6qgh;,n
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,BeS homemade mattress. s....... S
SecPnd best homemade mattress. Silver.
r,, liafr 5f M66heni stocRlhEs:. ~. :.if'
Pair of cotton socks. ...............
I'D Pair of cotton stockings.
p Pound OF cotton sewing thread. -.
~ Pound 0f@bollen yarn. ]. =! 80. - SO
} lTen yards dIapcring. .............. %
~ Cotton comforts. .................. 8
Sccbnd best cotton comforts. ....... Silver.
BcsF hearth rug. Observation-Disclosures. s
Sec6Ad RcstLhearti rpsi:.:. ;..i:...; Silver.
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Ploughing by white boy. ...... S
the Fair. Grounds will be prepared for the
same, and entrance open to horses and mules.
Judges i9 this department will be, governed
In their awards by the depth and width Of the
inrrow slice turned by the plough OF each COM
his work.
:. Ploughs must be deposited ut the secretary's
once on the first day Of the Fair, Those Of
Southern invention and manufacture, If Of
equal merit, to have precedence.
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.a,i l(South Curotinu 9aisetk) n1G ,ny nod
lPeat paif mpiesmg9.. q D;a q! !.?i ia tIo
ahg ,fs1n:..s, II. ,,,,;, ni:,S q ,,Gst
l4nle Two yG4fs 80; ,..,.I n...:.n.
0R6yyear' old muller riM .h,5 ,,c.; - .s.,g ,,u ,,6
Nule cdlt1 ~ IA. S... ~ ,..I... i,Ic 6
Mule tdam 0E;four.ly 10 -: .i4.3Gtgrl. M Is
/. y. B.-All horses eoltsy Jacks; jenhettes and
S@Hes Se se Ia ri 29oSS iSstes Sty PSs
osSS5s os Ss%ttsd t;sz upon the grounds except he
+ + .IIIri e l.SsHEBP,.H:, ;%i,5g;f aaa ,a. q ~
.; ,@'gYlRbrl CLAss sI,lEhrSoHs. diW -Sies
Bestb busk we years old o :, o.: g. ~ = %
Buck one to two years old =. 80, ,. ~ =. ~ ,. 66
Pen OF ewes, not less than three. ~ ti,i 8
!. Pen Of eve lambs, notices. than thrae ii: s
(. : SECOND CLASS souThpowSal:331 z Iii1, H., ! q
The: same premiums as abovesiqGI .saij.9i, J
THIRD 6I.ARs-.LEICEsTER9 OR BAKRwELL.. IN
The same premihms as above. iniD.gg 'l.:j ~
FOURTH --cLAss-coTswoLD or sRw.oxfoRD.
iLeURsiIiD IIGiDD
The Same premiums as snbove.
FIFTH GLASS --iaAFRfqAN,oB 4 pRoAD-TAlLHb. :,
Thc same premiums as above.
sIxTu CLlss-QRADRs.
The same premiums as above.
n,z SEVENTH HIctAss1jNATIyEs :, :, g.
The same premiums 'a6- above 4 j u Il
CAsHNERE COATS
Best ti4oroRghbred bull .asA :x .....He ~
thoroughbred eve. .,......:. 8
faur OF grades. Observation-Disclosures, q
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Best practical paper on sheep husbandry,l
adapted to the SoHth.- s2t
Paper on insecta- injurious or, beaea- 4,
cial to Southern plants, trees, &c, ,2l
-. Paper on the different variety or field
seeds, 'aiid their proper nomcncla.
ture. So. :':!..::: ". q
:.r Paper on farm buildings, with'plans.. q
Paper on the culture of the vine, with
description of':best varieties hhd
mode of culture, adapted to the
tt'I 4. sollA climate or Sonfh Carolina |, AZ
Practical, paper on plaptatipn .eqanp- ,,,,
III. my, adapted to South Carolina. -. 2t
XII ARTICLES NOT ENIJMERATED.