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ton OF the following buildings has been begun Man
s ans feet %nera A and FSe sxsS
Agriculture 1J0x3V0 feet: Electricity 9xz3o ieet
Transportation lx4S p ieed Ina feet yegro
Building lc0x3O feet The buildings VIII be I'M
and The Mne ns aed
Building will be handsome mosaic OF al the WOODS
to be found in se Sou aerned to make
exhibit of the fora Of The South SgD me asnps
Thompson Of this city. Is the president or the
Woman's Department. and she expects TO nave
's The Fine Arts Building has been designed after
the Renaissance style by w. T. Downing. an arch-
tect Of this city. and win in some respects be the
purpose OF the managers to make the educau9 iona
Fair. and. though the matter is not yet decided, a
building To- the exhibit will probably be erected
viii he the negro exhibit which will show the best
work Of the negro race In every depaIt mcnt OF
labor and its progress in education and the indus
trial pursuits since the emancipation The commits
sioners OF this department are ieadng coiored men
'n sratfying fact in regard to the exposition Is
the way in which party lines are ignored n Its
narties are on the Executive Committee and the
Secretary Of the company is General j r. Lewis
An old Union soldier and an active Republican
Piedmont Park two miles from the Union station
been selected az n e fS Been shs on
the Site and fully $4,000 more VIII be appropriate
for the "a rea Baye been
nearly ali the buildings will have a water frontage
A. tno1pHs" that will be adequate for the largest
cr o has been devised. Electric launches and
rondolas will furnish transport on the exposition
Atlanta is admirably adapted for The holding OF
~ axnosifon IL contains population OF ABOUT
~ 80 and its citizens are Intelligent and pro-
sressve well Lighted and has Se an we npp paye
,hre are more than 100 miles OF electric street
Railways important, rar rS put the fy ex
cose sdea has taken complete possession OF the
linda OF the citizens. one OF whom Is deter.
m,nsS ~ show that Chicago Is not the only city
shat has enough enterprise to hold great expo
alton.
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Congress has appropriated the sum OF 800 900 for
a Government building and exhibit. The Legsiat-
ures and leading commercial bodies OF all the
Southern States have, OF course. Endorsed the en-
terpris~. and large number Of Southern states
will erect State buildings. While no formal action
has yet been taken by any Of the other States good
exhibits are expected from nearly all or them
But even more remarkable than the local and Ma
tional interest IN the exposition is the attention
II has already cttracted from foreign countries.
President Diaz of Mexico has announced his In
tenton of making complete exhibit Of the re-
sources Of Mexico. and contract has been closed
for the erection of picturesque Mexican village
on the grounds of the exposition Guatemala will
also have a Guatemalan village. in addition TO
fine general exhibit. Nicaragua, Honduras Nenez-
uela and Colombia have made official applications
for space. Cuba will have a fine exhibit OF tobacco
and other products Of the island. Commissioners
have been sent TO the following countries, from
nearly all of which favorable replies are confidently
expected: Brazil Argentine Republic. Chill, Peru.
Ecuador, Bolivia. Paraguay. Uruguay. Salvador
and Costa Rica. OF the nations Of Europe, Bel
GUM has already taken steps that will probably
result in It's making exhibit. and other Eu-
ropean countries are expected to follow suit.
In addition to the Government Building. the cree
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have been lately acquired by Mr.: Goodwin are
that OF Robert Washington. son OF the l~t"rehc"
buried at Sulgrave and father of the Lawrence
buried at Brington. and that OF the younger OF
these I.awrences The quit claim deed Is IN l.atln
on a piece OF parchment about nve by Twelve
inches written i'm good but somewhat cranp'1
scrivener's hand and with numerous aborcFlatona
which make IL quite unlntelligihc in some paits
except 10 an expert. II has been Transcribed ana
translated by Dr. Charles j. HOadley. ana proves
TO be a release from "Magiacn Clarke. widow,
late wife Of Nicholas Clarke. late OF tulworth IN
Northamptonshre yeOman deceased. to ''Safnu"l
Danvers Of said Cuworth, Esd, and bears ddtc
October q, 1854. The names OF the witnesses are
written on the back, and one OF them ~ PLAINLY
"Robarte Washingto." the final n being indca'"i
frequently, by dash over the preceding vowel
The widow Clarke's seal has been lost from IN"
document
The other deed In form a lease. is much more
interesting and important. II ID In English. on a
sheet of parchment than two feet long ana
eighteen inches wide and well and clearly written
1t
Made the hirste day OF Mage in the three and
fOrtyth we're OF the Telgne OF our most gracious
sovereigne Lady Elizabeth by the grace OF god oi
England ffraunce and Ireland ouecnc defender OF
the fayth etc. B~twrcne R0bte Washington OF
Sulgrave in the county OF NOrtht gent Ana Law
renee Washington gent some ana here apparent"
OF the said RObte OF the one Ite And Christoier
Pargter OF Sugraye aforesaid gent OF the other
pte."
And "for the some OF TWO hundred and six
pounds OF curTante cnglishc money II leases
certain messuages. etc. 20 SAID Pdrgltcr IRON
the feast OF Sainte Michael Tdrchangel last past
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OLD WASHINGTON DEEDS.
AN AMERICANS ACQUISITION OF TWO
EARLY DOCUMENTS
SEAL SHOWING THE STARS AND Sii''' 10
n,rING FROM 1GOi-HOW THE PAPERS
WERE FOUND.

From The Hartford Courant.
"Tbe Courant' has the privilege OF gv,ns ni
account of two documents OF great inteivrSe a
@reat value which have lately come INTO ,ne Dc
SESSION of James J. Goodwin. esq one Oh ' Grl
eraI Washington witness TO d uee" 80
anil claim; the other is a deed OF iedSv md
u u,ad hW the same ancestor and his son anu
hearing on one of its seals. in an admlraoie SCI i
If nreservation the Washington arms. IT. S,nr,.
Indwn TO antiouarians and others that MT teni!
r Waters in his rich harvest OF s ~ re
eleanings in England has withln "a ~" w., al
haen able TO determine. with "A certainty ma a.
most amounts to demonstration. the geheano5? =.
the family OF General George washington sUi
70 Virginia The full account is given Reg 1n
volume of the England tiehea acian, 70 Say
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SHOWALTER STILL AHEAD.

ALBIN WINS THE TWENTIETH GAME OF THE
CHESS MATcH-THE SCORE.
Adoph Abin scored the twentieth game OF the
chess match against J. w. Showalter. after sixty
moves. The game opened by Showalter at
$50 p. IN. on Monday afternoon. and was ended at
1870 a. m. yesterday morning. As will be seen
from the score OF the game. which is appended.
Aibin eacelled by wonderful play In the end game.
The score Of the match Is now eight 10 six In
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