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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have had so much difficulty in bringing
out. in our crowded columns, the favors OF our
friends that we deem i, due 10 refer specially TO
their communications, and 10 assure them, maj
they have not been forgotten or overlooked. we
hone gradually 10 reduce the swelling li,t, and 10
give 10 each and every one chance OF maklnSa
bow TO the public.
We have on hand an interesting letter from our
foreign Correspondent, "Agricola," which shall
appcar tomorrow. We have, also, Nos. and
3 of Gan Eastern Republican" in favor o!
Conventions" "An Eastern Virginian" on The
same side" and up. of S., from the White Sui
phur Springs, on the other side OF The question:
"King William" in reply 10 "Pau Pry," in The
Wing; "Bluc Ridge" in support Of the claims OF
James Nj. Mason Tor The United States Senate;
an article from Warwick county, on the medical
virtues Of Ascepias Decumbens," or Pleurisy-
root Nos and 2 Of u.s." member of the
Clarksburg Convention, in favor of The right OF
way 10 the Baltimore Railroad 10 Parkersbure;
also, Hardy" on The same side OF The same
question: No of "Gulelmus," on Education,
and No 5 of "a Friend 10 The University" va
liable article on mdew, blight, or rust in wheat,
tiom the pen of MIR. James Gowen; and The able
review, by our friend ar. t. H., +" in the Southern
Literary Messenger Of the massachusetts Pro-
position for abolishing the slave representation,
as guaranteed BY the Constitution"
This is truly formidable list. But, if our
friends will have a little patience we hope ere
long TO scatter its elements upon the wings oflhe
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NEW BOOKS.

We have delayed making our Acknowledgements
for number Of literary presents.
To Ball s. Perkins we are indebted for several
Interesting works, among them Nos. 80 and 81 OF
Harsers elegant Pictorial Bible-Nos. 50 and 60
("Measure Tor Measure of Ilarpers illuminated
Shakespeare, with splendid engravings which aer
equal 10 The best English illustrations OF the same
characteristics. ! and OF The Encyclopedia
OF Domestic Economy; valuable book for
Housekeepers; these Nos. treat, theoretically and
practically, of the important art of making bread
of all kinds, OF the preservation OF food, fruits and
vegetables, and contains a long treatise on the
"Kichen Cabinet" with instructions TO young
cooks in the English, French and other schools Of
cookery, including the arr OF Conieciionery-An
excellent story, entitled, "Praise and Principle,
or for what shall live 2" by the author Of the
popular tales OF conquest and SelfConquesl,"
"Woman an Enigma" &c; "The Breach Of Pro-
mise" very entertaining in its narrative, and hui
morous and spirited in its style, BY The author
OF The gilt" which pleased some OF our fair
friends exceedingly Louisa Mildmay," full OF
Interest, WHICH 10 HUN iC-lSoucu va a hS" '''h
il is from The popular pen OF The author OF 1.-TWO
Old Mems Tales" The parsonage OF Mora" by
the accomplished and delightful Frederika Bre-
mer; and Nos. Is and l6 Of Sues Wandering
Jew" OF which il is unnecessary 10 speak
From Nash & Woodhouse, we have received
No. S OF Dr. Lardner's valuable Popular Lee
lures on science and art, embracing Galvanism
the Moon and the Weather, Periodic Comets and
the Radiation Of Heat
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. ..

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. 9.
Corrsg-Stucks in first hands are light, and
holders are very firm in their views; the only
transactions we are advised OF during the week
are sales of a cargo Of 1900 bags Maracaibo on
private terms, and GOO bags al 6; cents for
Rio, and i! y c. for Laguayra.
FLorR-Owing 10 the very light receipts, the
market for flour is little more firm towards Ire
close of The week, and sales 10 fair extent have
been made for export, leaving the stock OF fresh
ground now considerably reduced. Transactions
comprise about 5000 bbs. at 81 l2i for sound
old stock, 4 Is, a % Tor standard brands fresh
ground. nearly all al the latter rate and 81. IA
for selected including 700 bbls. Brandywine from
new wheat al 4 so.
GRaIv-The arrivals OF most descriptions have
been limited; sales of several small parcels new
Southern wheat ailoat al SO sc c. and choice
lotat So c. Corn in active demand al advanced
rates. Sales 6000 bushels Southern yellow
II 45l c. 5000 bushels Pennsylvania al 10 C.
for lat, and ~ IS c. for good round yellow
Oals-new Southern arrive more freely and prices
are little down Sales of 5000 bus. at 81 80
c., for good and 20 29i C. for inferior We quote
al 30 c.
SroIR-Since The close of last week there has
been steady demand, and prices show slight
advance. Sales comprise 500 hhds. New Or
leans al G; a !, ca and mos; $50 hhds Porto
Rico at :: !, c. 6 mos; 20 hhds. 81. Croix on
private terms. and several small lots white Brazil
aIo : on lime. No transactions in box have been
renorled
Spurs Whiskcy scarce. Sales of hhdS. al Oh
C.. now held al ~ C.. and bbs. sell NJ Do! n %.
RI. ). Gd>.
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BROOKLYN CITY INTELLIGENCE.

DETERMINED SUICIDE Yesterday morning an
inquest was held before Mr.. Okcs, the Coroner Of
Brooklyn. on lie body OF Mr.. Samuel McNuu
who was found al an early hour suspended By the
neck from clothes line in the yard, at the back
OF The house Of Mr.. Van Brunt, % Fulton street.
II appeared that the deceased had retired TO rest
about eleven o'clock last night and that shortly
after he was missed; search was made for him
without success, and Mr.. Van Brunt and family
thought he might have gone TO New York, or
called upon some person in the Deighborhood-
Yesterday morning, about O'clock, he was found
hanging as before stated, with his legs bent under
him. his knees not more than six inches from the
ground. He appeared 10 have been dead several
hours. The deceased was about 25 years OF age,
in the employ of w. Jones & Co, Wall street,
by whom he was much respected. He was
native OF New Haven, and formerly resided in
Philadelp ha his family and friends are highly
respectable, and reside in Virginia 1t was
thought that excessive drink was the cause Of the
rash act, as he had heen son the spree for the
previous two weeks but for the last three or four
DAYS had desised from it, and had become low
and despondng in spirits; so much 50 as 10 cause
those around him TO watch his actions minutely
il having been supposed that a day or two previ-
ousy he attempted suicide by stabbing himself
with carving knife and FORK. His body, when
examined proved the truth of This surmise, as
several parts Of his breast were marked with what
appeared to be the prongs OF FORK, and slight
cash as il the cut OF knife, and one fhis shirts
was considerably stained with blood. The jury
returned verdict that The deceased came 10 his
death by hanging himself The body was i'm
mediatey removed TO This city for intermcnr.
Sundays ". y Herald.
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Richmond College.

THE next session will begin Wednesday, the lst
day of October, and close IN The e0tl II December.
The cataiogu. Of studies emhraces-English Grammar.
Arithmetic, Geography, History the Latin aud Greek
Languages. Natural and Mural PhlGophy, Alrrhrn,
Plane aud Solid Geometry Surveying, Plane and Sphr.
rical Trigononetry. Logic, Rhetoric, Analytical and
Descriptive Geometry, and weekly Rhetorical Ever
csrs. These studies conducted by Mrssrs X. R,.
land. C |. Cooke, and NJ Murray. Instruction " III
also be given in French and Vocal Music by able teach
ers, nj an extra charge.
The Trustees have made arrangements 10 appoint two
additional professors whose names aud Grparn
will be announced in due time and WHO will hI rxrect.
cd To enter upon their duties the 10th of January 1876
Il is the fixed purpose OF the Trustees 10 elevate and
extend the Of studrs To render it strictly
collegiate.
Crrnars. giving candid statement Of the progress
and department &C The pupils, will be sent TO their "a
rents once in Two months.
TrEMs-For Board and Tuition, s36; for Board and
Tuition during long session sf, payable half in ad-
vance and half The close uf the SESSION. of the
Library, 81 per annnm.
Important facilities for improvement enjoyed by
the students from the Reading Room and Debating So
crty.
The Institution is confidently recommended TO the
public 5 deserving Of patronage.
BY order Of the Bonrd,
Aug. l2-ciI Jas. d. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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OPENING OF A NEW RAILROAD.

We regret that our engagements prevented our
forming one OF joyous party, who, on Saturday
last, travelled over the new Railroad, Just CON-
pleed 10 the Glover Hill Coal-mines. The road
connects with the Petersburg Road, II miles from
this City, and the distance from Richmond is %
miles 10 the Mines, which are just on the borders
of The domain Of Senator James II. Cox, who is
largely interested in The works. The coal is of
the finest quality brought to this City. and will,
we trust, torn source Of wealth 10 the enter
prising propretors. 1t is found mostly on The
surface, and we understand can be put on board
a vessel, either at Rockets, below this City, or
at Port Walhall on the AppomaltoI, for six
cents bushel all expenses paid.
The dinner at the Mines was full of gaiety
and spirit, as we learn. Many striking adj
dresses were made Among the orators we heal
of Gov. Mcdowell, John w. Jones, Esq VIM.
II. Mcfarland, Esq, and James Lyons. Esq A
friend has promised US a sketch OF the "goings
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Prince Edward
MEDICAL, IASTITJ j r..

TIME next course Of this INSTITUTION VIA .t.
i mence on the Isl oil The en>ulns aV y.
and continue until the Isl SepleHhef' ~ a.,
All the branches, theoretical ana lla," ii, dis
taught during the term, and accordHp7 enlet..
coveries and improvements Of me rs Il.
ened state Of Medical Science. leu. -, ne
mon>raIons and daily examInau'ns
modes OF imparting ins!rNcion adop pi,se,csi
Particular attention will be given ~ r,,c,-,
Anatomy-and a private lrifinafl =.
with the institution, and 10 which Ten, op-
all times admitted, will afford them H 's.s. orc.
portunilies OF Witnessing important ~
ratons and cases in medicine. ..,,;n,ior
A full course Of lectures in this ,,nTs.".Sing,oa
received as equivalent 10 one ~ INC 80 ,ui,u!
University Of Baltimore, and enlI'les -" ',nI,n, IN
10 all The privileges OF second coo n, urior,
that school, which is one OF The oesi ~ and a,
thus saving him a Whole year III ''"','
least 400 dollars in money. -,no rayable
The fee for full course VIII ne ss". course
in advance Those students VINO pui sS;,;Snal lee
OF disscctions will be chaiseI an a'1'''
Of So. l ), N, imme'
Excellent board can be obtained 10 ~
diate vicinity, and on Moderate ern.s uould 70
Students wishing 10 join HE lhs.nu.. ea,ly. ard
well 10 signify such intention BY le"e' Grni.bed
10 STATE whether they wish books 10 = pub.
as an arrangement effected WIN ~, w 10 suppy
fishing house enables The suosctioeI n, le pro.
them at cheaper rate than shey co''1
cured elsewhere. a A. r..
FRANCIS J..METTApER, a. yin wI
Prince Edward G. H., Va, July o----~-
,U,pu otuyt.F-2oo OUNCES Iist reee''
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THE FUNERAL soLEMNITIEs

In honor OF the memory of General Jackson
took place at Lexington, Va, on The I'd August.
The Star says:
IAN immense concourse OF our citizens were
present from all parts Of The county, and II was
peculiarly gratifying 10 see that all party Feelings
were buried and that Wings and Democrats
united in doing honor 10 the memory OF the most
illus,rious man Of his day. All seemed TO feel,
and we're ready and willing 10 acknowledge that
he had rendered important services 10 his conn
Try and 10 do justice 10 his merits as soldier, a
Citizen, and a statesman.
The fine volunteer companies contributed 10
the imposing effect Of the procession, which was
nnder The direction of Gent c. P Dorman, as
Chief Marshal, assisted BY Colonies Barclay aud
Caruthers. AT The Presbyterian Church, The
ceremonies were opened with prayer by the Rev.
John Skinner-John w. Brockenbroueh Esq,
followed with an address, which was handsome
and appropriate, and fully me, public expecta-
tion. AS soon as We receive copy, we shall
make some extracts. The solemn exercises
were closed with prayer by the Rev. Mr. Brown
Of the Methodist Church.
The whole proceedings do honor 10 the patriotic
citizens of Lexington, and RocI5ridge county
The Convention meeting in Rocktrhlge on the
Alb August says the VALLEY STAR was we'll attend
ed, and all were aciuated by The proper spirit
According to request, We shall publish, as soon
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For The ENQUIRE
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.

The people of King and Queen are requested
10 meet at their October Court 10 instruct their
Representative on the subject Of call Of State
Convention for the amendment OF The Constilu-
ton. The following questions, among others,
will be presented for their consideration:
Is il expedent for The Governor 10 be elected by
the people once in three years?
Is it expedient 10 do away the Executive Coun-
Gil and substitute Lieut.. Governor, who with
The Treasurer and Auditor, shall form council
boari2
Is it exnedient 10 reform the Judiciary, so as
that the Judges may alternate their circuits, and
no Judge SIT twice in succession in the same
county,
Is ii expedient to change the mode Of appoint
ing Justices OF The Peace 7
lst expedienl 10 extend the right Of suffrage 10
all who are required, or have been required, 10
bear arms?
Is it expedient to change The basis Of repre-
Sentation Il.
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give learn ,ba, on Saturday evening la,

IT We learn that on Saturday evening last,
in consequence OF some difficulty arising between
John Schonbergcr and Thomas Z. Wesley, the
former procured gun, pursued and fired al The
latter Cat the distance of about thirty yards, while
riding through Rockets who received The whole
discharge of shot in the region of the heart,
causing immediate death. SchonbeIser had mar
ried a sister Of Wesley-thereby becoming inie-
rested in the estate Of the father OF the deceased
and it seems that The cause of this melancholy
affair originally grew out Of differences produced
by the agency Of the deceased in relation 10 said
property, of which he was administrator. It is
said tina, Schonberger, who was dissatisfied with
his administration oil the property, had threatened
10 take the life OF the deceased some time previous
TO the execution Of his malignant design
Schonberger has been arrested, and will. we I'M
derstand, be brought before an examining Court
today.
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IT RUSSELL BIGGER co.-Drawins Of Poke

TT RUSSELL BIGGER L. CO.-Drawing Of Poke
L mokr River Lottery, Glass No. i55:
- 2d Al G5 Ia : G, 81 81 a.
Half Ticket Nos 81 Al prize Of 81 .51n sold in the
above, and raid by BIGGER & co.
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery. Glass No. 1861
~ 10 47 e6 80 IS ~ III IS ! sc 49,
Half Mes 20 40 GO: and also Nos. SO 20 Gn-t~omors
Capitals sold and paid by BIGGER CO.
Drawing &c Pt s,mokr River Lottery, Glass No. l55:
- - CO So 40 7e So s ~ So 10 Al.
Ticket Nos. 50 So, still another, sod and paid by
BIGGER & co.
Drawing Of Pokomoke River Lottery, Class No I57:
81 46 % ls 81 AZ IA ~ 50 10 10.
Drawing "f Delaware Lottery, Glass No. lee:
43 &c 81 s. ~ So 81 IS 50 4s % % ~ 81.
Half q ~ 3d. prize in tile above, sold and nhi ny
BIGGER & co.
Drawing OF Pokfmoke River Lottery, Glass No l5s:
IL - IS ~ 81 "a SO g 80 80 10 10 u.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 81:
81 % 20 10 9 % GO 81 5.
Grand Scheme to draw saiurday-s3o,o 900, 100 Of
1000. &c.
Remember, for Prizes addr-s,
Aug IL T. RUSSELL DIGGER & CO.
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WINCHESTER ACADEMY.

TIME Board of Trustees OF this Institution az
i gratfed 10 announce 10 parents and snai'
dams, the following arrangements, which me-
believe will be permanent, and will secure all iie
benefits which, from lis favorable situation sl@
circumstances, this Academy ought 10 conitt
Two gentlemen, the Rev. j. J. Smylhe and Ire
Rev. NJ. Meigs, OF whose thorough SCHOLARSHIP
The Board has been satisfied, both by ample 'e'i
mony and personal observation, will take chars
Of The Academy as Principals, with such ass
,anis as may be found necessary, a, the next -
sion, commencing on The first Monday IN ssi-
lcmber
A full collegial course ofstudics has been adoIt
ed, embracing Languages and Literature, Meis,
mates and Physics, Intellectual, Political, arl
Moral Science-the aim being, moi onlyt qua
the student To enter The highest seminaries Of ea''
ing on the best footing, butt afford ample meals.
10 such as may deem il necessary or proper y
finish their education al home.
Students from abroad can be accommodate
with board, lodging, &c, in The family Of W
Meigs, who occupies the Academy building az
grounds; for which his charge, including fuel an
ligh,s for session of five months is $50 u
Tuition in the Classics and MAIZENA,.
tics, per session, 10 =
English branches alone, u ~
For modern Languages, an extra charge
The tuition tees TO be paid, invariably, in q
vance The scholastic year will be ten Donl,
10 be divided into TWO sessions OF ive months ea,-
r. Y. CONRAD, Pres
Jas. ~ Mason, Jain BTres,
r. 4. Tudbau, j. II. SherfnG
A. s. TfdboH, Il. UtHi0ms, .ifp
n. r. Baldwin, ~ w. .iNiGson,
u. ". Barton. rs. u Rmt1.
IT. H. N Guire. Trustees.
July 29-c5t
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Piano I'OrteS.

GENTLEMEN desiring 10 purchase PIANOS can oh
NJ tain them from the subscriber at his Piano Foite
Wareeu and Music Store opposite the Bank. on the
most advantage terms lie viii sell PIANOS ON
TRIAL, TO #E RETURNED ~ THrr DO Sor GIVE sAr''
Faction.
Having sold PIANO FORTES in this city for Ten
ysdrs pa.t WITHOUT H.,tsG osr rErrRsEo and ruth
entire Satisfaction 10 The purchasers, he niur's himself
that lis n sortmrnt will Ice examined by those desiring
Pianos before purchasing elsewhere.
He is constantly Icceviae PIANOS, in every respect
= Least as good rs any manufactured IN thr United
States Among them those with the .EbLIAN Cole
man'sl ATTACHMENT, manufactured ny the re!r
braitd makers, NUNS 4 CLARK, NEW YoRk. paten
tees of this wonderful Invention.
r II TAYLOR.
Piano Forte Warehouse aud Music Store, opposite the
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH MON ID.
H;ah Water his daY, Aug. ILL., al 10. o'clocl, A. NJ
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jewc>s, Sutton, Norfolk.
Schr. Mary, Piner, Norfolk, corn and wheat
Schr. Robert Henry, Davis, Baltimore
Schr. John A. Duncan, Lake, Wilmington,
Delaware. ,,-,.
Schr. Wave, Rogers, Boston:
Schr. Arkansas, Groves, Washing ION, d. I.
Schr Potomac, Berry, Boston, ice.
Brig Cumberland, Phillips, Barhadoes.
Bris William, Bronnell, New York.
schr. Easy, F'itzhugh York River, corn and
wheat
schr. VIM Thompson, Baker, Fan River
Schr. Olympia Hubbard, Baltimore.
Schr. Orator. Scott, philadelphia.
NEW YunK, Aus. 9-Arrived, schr;; Lexington,
vangildcr, from Richmond. Cleared, schr. John
Wainwright, Lewis, Tor Richmond.
BALTIMORE. Aug. u--Cleared, schrs. FOX, phii-
lips, and John Emory, Hunt, for Norfolk, Peters
~ pnmApeLpnn, Aug. 9-Cleared, schr. La
grange. Crowell, for Richmond
TmoMAsros, July 30-Saled, >chr Susan Lua-
VIC. Curling, and Gates, for Richmond. Ar
rived. schr. Cari>sa, from York River, va
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4,h Congressional Dislrict-We have ,uil is
turns from this district, consisting Oh "ds"''
Henry, Union and Fayeue counties, which give
C. B. Smith, The regular Wing candidate ""
orily Of 1862 over Finley an Independent =" n's'
Claws majority in The district was i49i.
Randolph county-Whis Representative
Hancock county, Wing and democrat
elected 10 the Legislature.
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akfcDmroog1 Emqeetrera

The frs, election TO be held on the INST Mon MOI.
day and The following day in November, io4o'
and the election shall be held on The same uays IN
November every Two years thereafter
We have given as many Of III features oil !hs
Constitution OF the new Stale as we can nnu
room fur-lhe entire document would OCCUPY
some four or five columns of our paper. NC
Civilian SAYS that sit appears 10 be understood
that majority OF the members OF me Con wen
slntion 10 prevent banks"
On the frontiers of Texas all would appear
ouier-we see no account Of Indian disturbances
in any quarter.
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ORDERS FOR CAPT. RINoGoLD's TRooPs-We
are informed that the United States Light Artile-
rs, under the command of Major Samuel Ring
gold, al Fort McIIenry, have received orders from
Washington 10 hold themselves in readiness TO
march 10 Texas al a moments warning We
are further informed that every preparation has
been made, and that they are ready TO start i'm
mediately II is also said that similar orders
have been given 10 the troops al all our military
stations and forts.-( Baltimore Sun.
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"a SITUATION WANTED.

a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who very re-
n Gently graduated at one Of The best insliJu-
tons Of the country wishes 10 obtain a situation
as Teacher. He has some experience, and will
be employed either as Principal OF Assistant in
an Academy, or 10 take charge Of a common
school, A situation in any Of the Southern or
Western States, if ii be in a healthy section, and
an intelligent community, will not lie ohjectona.
bic Satisfactory testimony OF his scholarship
and moral character can be given. He is ready
10 take charge OF the school Immediately. or. II
desired, will commence il with The ensuing year.
Letters directed 10 =. d., Thornsburs, Spotsylya
MIA county, Va postage paid, will receive prompt
attention. July l5-cwiw
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From The Washington and Baltimore papers,
we learn that The violent storm on Friday anef-
noon which was so fatal here, visited those TWO
cities with great violence. While The iisn'hi"s
struck some houses and stunned few persons,
we are glad 10 hear that no person was killed OF
seriously injured
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as convenient, the proceedings. The star say
ave were perfectly uniled-no' the si'sa'es' u's,
sion amongst us. All are warmly in favor Oh a
Convention and are determined TO spare no ei-
forts to secure heir object. The Memo''ai ""op :,
ed will soon be presented for signatures anu =
viii be signed by all our citizens who are q"a".
ie1 voters We ask attention TO the proceedings
which will lie luund in another column.
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PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS WANTED.
THE undersigned have been appointed Committee
Of thu Trustees If Richmond College. near Fich-
m0nd To receive applications for The Pfoftssoshp OF
hahr mates AMI ,tura Science in that Institution
The salary will be ih ,usand dollars. The engage
ment to commence from Let January next. We WIN re:
Isl Tuesday in September. when The appointment WIN
be made. II any further information is desired u WIZ
be g.yen. J. y. JEI ER,
Aug. e-dlwLwtd a. JuDs0N CRANE.
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IJOYT'S OFfICE-l.arge Preparations are being
made for The S75,00O, ~ COO, &C.. TO be sod by
HOYT. Adventures are buying tickets IN medium
sized schemes. for the purpose OF realizing sums sum
crnt To pay for packages and single tickets III TN, biz
scheme This certainly Is a good calculation, and AXE
Is 10 turn out we'll Al fortunes are made by proper IN
yesments; and HOYr Is delighted that hr Is to be the
meu IN through which large fortunes Ia be realized
There il still room for small investments, winch war
rant large returns.
To day-sl5OC0 cost but S. S7,s00, s. So $500, 81
IS; and other similar amounts be had daily drawing
received every day at uui l's,
Aur 10 No. 3 Exchange.