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Northern Markets.

EJTHE DAGUERREoTTPa PR tFRssIos AN EASY ONE
TYLER & Co. are frequently called upon by gentle
men on of business. and others. with spscula:ise
disposition. expressing j. sire to enter into thie
cas- employment. t. irq ire about how many days
or hours it would take them to learn and become ia
miiiar with and competent to discharges the playful
dutiss of q successful Daguerrectype operator
These over anxious and en;erpr sing gentlemen
have as general rule, paid little attention IL
the Importance of application to any calling in their
time they seem to attach credit OF requirement
this branch of the arts However. this want of APP
probation Oh their part may not re SO much tt Q
fault of the few Of the many. from the fact that
s, many lazy dgunes have taken up this picture
pursuit from the study of an hour, opened gale
~ an! foT apparent show as being az tsts, scenic
to ho.rish awhile to the astonishmsnt Of then,
seles and their fir lends.
With taking likenessas, as with every other applf-
cation to which meR devote their minds and labor
they must be possessed OF years of experience and
knowledge, with will OF industry to work out
their salvation void Of the and pride char
ecteri-tic with portion OF mankind who are able
and choose to play gentlemen, and firt With the la
dies than otherwise. TO all who have applied to
u.s. expressing desire to enter into this service OF
Industry, "a above we have advised to avoid that
it WAS ar4uous. psrplex5ng and more difficult to
manage than they had been led to believe by pee
pie generally who put it down as genteel easy and
money-maEing. U. n. hEES.
Artist and Proprietor, l3a Nam ST.
formerly of the firm of Tyler Co }
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LOCAL ~s~r Nns.

CrrY CousclL. "A regular monthly
meeting Of thu Couaci was held yesterday AFTER
noon. Messfs Allen. Robinson. Ricbardsons Mnst
deld. Eppes, Dsnoon, Giszsbrook and hasA'ns
being present. . 49,,
In the absence Of President saundefs, az. Aieu
Was called 20 the chair.
ssnary bills and petitions were presented ana
rslsrrsd.
referred. s~sss
ON ,epof Cssssstry report Of intermentsa 1t
this Cemetery fos the quarter ending the 30th OF
Jnne was presented and laid on the table. The
report shows fifteen intermeuts for the quarter
OF this number. Ave we're white females, three
we're eoiored fsmales, and seven were colored
males
.Nsoekoe HUI 6eaaeteyg-A report OF the inter.
neass 10 shackoe Hill Cemetery, already published
BY Us. vas presented aud laid on the table.
NUN Nrett-Mr. Whitfield offered resolution
ssktng to have Main street, between 9Th ana 9th'
paved. At cost Of $500. The resolution, on being
put to vote. was adopted.
James Rirer Improvement MIR. W. GIL present
81 report from the Committee on the James NV
ar fmprov ement. which was read atlength. The re
port shows that in months working time. a space
has been blasted out Of the solid rock 80 feet long
nv 20 feet vide, ranging In depth from TO iee..
rhis added to the area formerly removed, w,''
equal Ia all opening In the work 90 feet long py
upwards OF 80 feet wide, aud from 8 TO feet I'D
Depth The dredging ordered by the committee to
straighten the channel in Trent's Reach vas com
pleted in October last. Ths work involved tse re
novel Of 1920 cubic yards of sand a. q cosf OF
$3.50. Of which s55o has been paid In cash. ana
the old Tug Boat taken for the 5000 The Dredae
boat has been sold to the city OF Petersburg Tor
1890, payable In southside Railroad bonds. ana
the committee ash to be allowed TO expend that
amount on the improvement The Importance OF
this Improvement to the city of Richmond ADD the
State Of Virginia. 10 so.apparenf, that 1t is hoped
the city will furnish the means to prosecute the
york until Congress or our Legislature shall pro-
vide the necessary funds for its completion.
On motion, the report was adopted.
A petition, asking TO have n anklin street i'm
proved to the Fair Grounds, WAS referred to the
Commissioners of Streets.
The Council then adjourned.
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From Sav@n n q n.
CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY prspAre

CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY pIsPArcnl
SAVANNAH, Aug. I, 1855.
intended writing yesterday to inform you OF
the settlement, but postponed 1t until this morn
ing. to nd out all the items.
The matter has been amicably arranged between
the two parties.
On Yesterday morning the court met In continu-
ance of the case, but no court or constable was
present Upon enquiry it was found the court,
constable, lawyers, and the Colonel were holding
q private conference with view to settlement
Of the matter. whereupon the court fined the con
stable, aud sent him to Jail for few hours tor
contempt OF court. We understand the matter
was settled between the parties by an understand.
ing that the Count should go North and obtain q
divorce from bis present wife, and return and mar
ry Miss Blount. Rumor says the matter Vas
brought about by the Madam, who informed the
Colonel abe would apply for divorce when she
returned to Mobile If it was not settled TO suit
her. As the Madam controls the funds. this was
not to be thought Of; they met, and parted
friends-tbe Colonel aGd the Count. 1t has afford
ed more laughter than anything else, for, while
we were expecting tragedy, We have been favor
ed with quite a low comedy. The Colonel and
lady have left for Mobile. and the Count for New
York Thus ends the great excitement of the day
Business is good for this season of the year COM
pared with last winter, and we are looking for
ward to 81 large fall and winter business.
Our steamers leave every Saturday for New
York, filled with passengers.
The bark Il. A. Rawlins, reported from Africa, il
below at quarantine. Much curiosity is felt to get
look at the craft that has made go successful a
voyage. In haste, vIGNETTE
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Financial and Commercial.

LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKET -Licer7,ool July 2s. -
The saea Of cotton for the past hIee days loot III;
900 bales, CT which 400 were on speculation, AM
Loo for export The market closed dull at easier
bus auotab!t unchanged prices.
STATE OF TRADE The adyices ffom Mancheste.
are favorable. All qualities of goods. yarns, &c
had considerably advanced.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFrS MARKET The Breadstuff.
market has been generally quiet The weather bad
been favorable fer the crops. Messrs. Richardson
spence d Go re pert Flour quiet; Western canal 2ls
gels cd Philadelphia and Baltimore 22s. Wheat
STEADY; red Western 6s CTS I'D white Southern IS
Cd 6g7s. Sd. Corn dull; yellow 33s; white 32s sd q
80. cd.
lNERp, OF PRODUCE MARKET Sugar is firm at AT
ASH are ouiet at ass for 10Th nots and pesrls.
hosiu ia steady at A a is cd for common spirits
TurpentiIe IS hesyy at sts.
I0ND N Markets London. .Jltly ~ Cotton Il
firm. Wheat aid Flour 81 ghtIy lower.
Sugar is arm Tea unaiterea. Coffee firm. Rice
unchanged. Tallow hrm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET -Consols had decline
and closed at Qlsx for money. =
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pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE =

- The Fifth Session will cpDne nee October iisss
AMI ciosS the last Thur day In June. 1859.
found to be desirable but II u hoped the experience
acquired By previous SESSIONS aud the additional
teachers now secured. will alive greater facility and
snccess In carrying cut the systeTn which has al
ready won for the Institute 70 high position.
Rev MANLY, JR, Will refsin the position of Pre-
.dent, which be has scupied from the beginning.
struction and supervision Of the chooi being frs,
from the care OF the bosTdeTs
The Boarding Department viii ba entrusted &
Professor CHAs II WIN oN and his Lady. In honi
the Trustees feel that they have reason to reposs
he highest confidence Professor winston viz slso
give iustruc ion in Ancient Languages ard Frkilsn
Literature. Heis a Master of Artsof the Universe =
of Virginia. aud recently Professor IN Tfansy ivsrs
University, Ky.
The Trustees are in correspondence with gen.
tleman If served reputation as Professor OF Math-
ematics, whose name VIII be announced at an early
The services OF DR. n A LEWIS. IS Professor Of Nat.
urai Sciences, OF NJ iss NSRY THOMPSON as iDsfrnc.
tor in French. Of Dr. Y BucHRR, as teaehsr Of Ger.
slstarce ill be provided for instruction In the Epy-
lish branches of the Coli gate department. Miss
q LATHsop aud Miss MARTHA A 1ospxI,s will hal g
charge of the Preparatory Glasses.
MrN CLAPP will coz tinus to bs the rrircipal 81
the Music Department, and will be aided By zach
will be made for instruction in painting drawing,
and other ornamental branches.
IEsas-PER SESSION or NINE MONTHS:
Half payable in advance. oct the remainder Feb
French ia Preparatory Departmen t..........,. /,
English Tuition In Collegiate Department...... ~
Ancient a..d Modern Languages eaeh............ ~
nusc on Plano or 20
Drawing, Needle Work, or Ga ecian Paintlng. . ~
Boar including every thing excs pit washing .21
For further Information, apply TO
au I'm II MANLY In
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THE MrssnTnI ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, August Z, 1s5s.-The administration
candidate for Congress in the fourth district has
majority In Buchanan and Platte counties OF $50
over Adam. opposition 1t IL believed that Craig .
majority 10 the district will exceed 1000.
The official returns from Sc. Louis county give
Barrett, democrat for Co1gress, 1857 Blair, g.,
631 and Breckenridge. 1868. The whole demo-
cratic ticket Is elected by from one to three hun
dred majority. tn the fifth district Woodson is
reelected for Congress by about 600 majority
Anderson. in the second district will get upwards
of 4 600 majority. Scattering returns from the
seventh district indicate Noel's election over
Zeigler by q large majority. In the fourth dis
trict Craig will be reelected by about 200 ma
iority.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE

TpINfrr BAR, August 9--Ths Niagara, dorRou
aud porcupins left for 81. Jolns N. r, this morn
ing. All on board were we'll.
Tho telegraph Instruments are in state q
ferwardness The Qneeu's and Presidents messa
ges will probably be sent during the press ut week
instantly after which both the ocean and ell the
connecting land lines on both continents will b.
made public.
llireat demonstrations at this event are auticipa
ted. throughout the civilized world.
WASHINGTON, Aueust The Secretary Of the
Navy has received dispatches from Capt. Hudson
eonhrmatory Of the success of the cable, and
stating also that the Electricians are busiiy EN-
gagged In preparing battery for the reception Of
the Queen uessave,
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The mineral Waters OF virginia

We tsuas that the suggestions lately made In this
paper. upon the Importance of ascertaiuiug the
character aud effects of the various mineral water
Of Virginia, bJ means OF delegates appointed by
the various Medical Societies. will attract atten iiou
There Is scarcely form OF disease which some OF
these waters are not adapted to relieve, but whilst
they have been analysed by competent chemis "a,
their practical effects on insaids not thorough.
ly understood. 1t 10 important that our doctors
Should be in possession of practical opinions to
guide them in advising their patients to the pro-
per spring to visit. At present 1t is pretty ma ech
guess work, both with invaids and their physi.
clans.
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CR-ss CUTTING.-Alexander jackson.
a free negro, was arraigned before the Mayor yes
teIday, to answer for assanlting aud beating two
drunken wretcfes, Susan Hogan aud Isaac Jack
sou. The evidence disclosed the fact that the tric
were Of the worst characters and that all were al
fault in the Sunday row. To teach them better
manners, they were sentenced 10 the lash aud the
held 10 bail for future good behavior.
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DIED,

Al HIS residence SATURDAY., the 7th lost, Mr.. IA.
COZ; SHOOK. in the list car Of hts age.
In this citv, on Monday. OH int at O'Clock, Of
Consumption. Mr.. EDWARD II. PEPPER. In tho
18Th year o. h. age leaving two sisfs re 10 mourn
gain His funeral will take place from St. Johns
Church to day. at o'clock His friends and nc
quainsancss are respectfully invited TO attend wish
out further notice
Cease fond sisters cease to weep
ynnr brasher's not dead. h,tt ssua 70 h,eev.
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IN taft bridge. Nebstef county, 1nWa, a the
is i, If gtsr.e. M. HENRv jackson CHfLDNkes.
III ffsh*T1snd, Va. to Miss sARAH. daughter 81
ernsi foBaser. Esq. o; Iowa
The hsrps pair havs our best wishes for fhsir hap
pinsss and prosperity, present aud eternal.
On Tsnrsjay. the sth instant. by Rev 81. Jones,
Mr.. AUGUSTUS T. MILLER TO Mra- SARAH q. T.
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STOLEN Goops.-John T. West was

DIULEN UUUD5.-U Uuu I. VtEG WHb
before the Mayor yesterday TO answer the charge
of receiving stolen boots aud Shoes knowing
them to have been stolen. On The ofJuly last the
shoe shop of VIM Griffin was forcibiy entered and
robbed of several pairs of shoes Last Saturday
afternoon Griffin went into Vests shop to pug
chase pair of shoes, aud was shown pair which
he had made He then obtained warrant and
searched Vests house, bat found nothing else be
longing to him. When examined Griffin stated
that the shoes were not concealed. aud that West
handed them to him to look at. There being no
proof to show that the accused knew the shoes
had been stolen, or that he came by them dishon-
essly, the warrant was dismissed.
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BousD OVER joseph Davis was

BouND OVER Joseph Davis was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday and held 10
bail to keep the peace, on charge Of drawing pis-
toll Richard A. lass. The evidence show ed tina
u. gave the id lie, whereupou D. gave b. a
blow. Words are not considered blows in laws
but for all that one man need not expect to apply
hard epithets 10 another without subjecting iim.
self to knock down.
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THE CANADIAN MINISTRY TROUBLES.

THE CANADIAN MINISTRY IKOU BLES.
TORONTO, August Z, 1858 new govern-
ment was announced this morning, as follows:
Premier, Mr. Carter; Attorney General for the
East. Mr. McDousi Attorney General for the West.
Mr. Gait; Inspector General, Mr.. AieyD: Provin
ciai Secretary. Mr.. Beleau; Speaker of the Legis-
lative Council. Mr. Sicotte; Commissioner Of the
Public Works. Mr.. Rose; Solicitor General for the
East. Mr.. Ross: President of the Council, Mr. Van
Koughnet; Commissioner of the Grown Island,
Mr. Smith Postmaster General, Mr.. Sherwood
Receiving General, Mr.. AliiboGe.
With the exception of Messrs. Calf, Belleau and
Sherwood all the foregoing were members of the
late McDosai& administration.
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THe GRAND JUsy of the Hus

Tbs GRAND JURY Of the Hastings
Court met yesterday, and after passing upon the
following misdemeanor cases, adjourned until IL
o'clock next Thursday:
Alien Nunay and Madison Duke, beating Chas.
j. Miller on LIST Augrst. true bill
Allen Nunally, permitting unlawful assembly in
his bouse-true bill.
Allen Nuuaily, selling liquor 10 be drunk in his
house contrary to law-true bill.
jeremiah Conklin and William Jones, beating
John Ryan-aot true bill.
John G. Tyler misdeu,eanor-not a true bill.
William McKogh, stealing old timber-true
bill.
owen Muldowney, beating Charles Taylor on
goth Juy-true BILL
Michael Doland, beating Charles Taylor on GOTH
July-not u true bill.
John A. Farriss. keeping a disorderly and tip
ping house--true bill.
2. ii. Gibson and j. II. Young, misdemeanor-
true pil.
Charles R. Hastiugs, beating Robert Briggs on
1st August-true bill.
John Ryan and Peter Mccain, riotous, disorder
ly aud resisting the watchmen on the 10th July
true bill.
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n.y. New FIRE PROOF RooFIEG.-Th'
subscribers successors of EsrILL Il Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF

now offer the sams to the public
1t makes one nf the very beat and cheapest root
aver use for DIV BILLINGS, CHURCHES, BARNS.
DEPOTS, &c.
stops the iesky ones and prsvenis those newly put
on from leaking
Roofs painted with this maferiai WIZ lot require
re painting for many ears
AII orders in city or country promptly attended
to- CD YALE Il CO.,
l30 Main street
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ARMY MOVEMENTS.

SfLou1s. August7-General Harvey, Major Bell
Capt Pleasanton and Surgeon Wright, arrived
here last evening. The councils between Gen
Harvey and the Cheyennes, at Cottonwood Springs
and with the Pawnees. near Fort Kearney, result
ed intheir pledging themselves not to modest the
whites. and promising to remain in peace with
each other.
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Town CLocK.-if the city were TO pur.
chase handsome clock and place IL in the cupolo
of the Hall Of the Mechanics Institute GU OH
street, it would prove great convenience to the
public. The Institute, no doubt would readi,
take the trouble OF keeping it in ORDER if the city
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FURTHER By THE ARAGO.

New YoaK, August 9.-The Arago has arrived
At the Good wood Races. tue 9th July, Ten
Brock won the match race. with 0leanda, against
Mimosa for the Stewards Cup. Babylon came In
among the last for the Lsvant stakes. Woodburn
also an American horse, was fourth.
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QuALnIED.-Mr H. K Ellyson quail
6ed before the Hastings Court yesterday, as She
riff of Richmond, and gave bohds In the sum Of
s50o000 for the faithful discharge of its duties.
siessrs John W. Wright, Isaac W. Walker. Jack
son b Wood and Samuel X. Phillips qualified as
his deputies.
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Hnnsn Sar.r

HoRsn S1EaLINa.-George Mills ali IS
Green, charged with stealing horse valued at
500 from Temple j. Blunt Of Hanover, WAS ar
ragned for examination before the Hastings Court
yesterday and plead guilty. The prisoner is "a
laborer aud halls from Philadelphia. Hc was sent
on to the Circuit Court for hnai trial.
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

j HIN CARY. N, Principal, instI uctor In n
Gent Languages and Mathematics
EDM0NDS, I, Assistant in Mathema.-
les, ami Instructor in Tactics
JESSE JONES, "A b, Assistant In Ancient Lam
guages
PHI LIPPE HEALE, instructor In Modern Ian.
Ruages and Music.
WIS EMILY A CLEVELAND, Instruciress IN
Female Department.
Baatd and Tuition in Ancient Languages aud
MATHEMATICS. $50 per ses, IN Of ten rionlh. COM
mencing on the IL. Monday in Octob r. Lights
extra. For catalogue, or furth'r information adj.
ire5s the Principal Hampton Va An 6-sn,
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TIE Rocky RIDGE kIrLEs-CsTt Chop
ton-are to make pleasure excursion to Chester
half way between Richmond and Petersburg on
she raiiI Cad, on the 10Th of this month, where
they will have ball and other amusements.
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THE TREASURY LOAN.

New YORK, August 9.-The bids for the ten mil
lion treasury loan were opened to day. much
larger sum was bid for than required. The rates
of premium ranged principally between : and /:
and per cent-some as low as a hall.
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MURDER The examination Of Nathan
lei Sunderland for the murder of Patrick Colbert
on the Let of August, will take place before the
Husiings Court next Wednesday, when all the
witnesses should be present.
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BIT BY A Doc A small child, SON of
William "icks, residing on the canal, near the
Armory bridge, was badly bitten, day or two
sihce, by vicious dog belonging to Mr. Bishop. a
ueghbor. DR.. Parker is attending the little suf
ferer
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Dise&rGH eba rus spal xas -ftrsoms o..
tse q ths watering places, car hdre ire DtsPATCR
mcaSd e tsem for arg length a ims BY ieassse ttsf
Ezr fas ss1axs9
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DISCHARGED i'm the case of Richard
Weston, indicted for receiving stolen tobacco, the
Nustings Court directed noe proseqai to be enter
ed Yesterday, aud the accused was discharged
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DISTURBING THE PEACE William Pat

DISTURBING THE PEACE William Pat
terson appeared before the Mayor yesterday morn
ing 10 answer the charge Of noisy and diserderly
conduct at the corner of Sd and Broad streets, a
few nights since. Patterson being member Of
No 4 FIRE company, the Mayor stated that frequent
complaints had been made to him of noise In the
engine house Of that company. and had several
witnesses examined. two of whom testified that
heir families had been frequently distuib bed by
loud sin ding. a. a late hour of the night.
MIR V. Baraamin, the fireman Of No. 4, stated
that young men other than fremen assembled AT
The corner of Sd and Broad streets at night, and
that on the occasion of the arrest OF Patterson. he
Was the only fireman in the party, aud had just
arrived as the watchmen came up. Mr.. Bargamin
exerted his Influence to preserve order among his
company, aHd il he knew one OF his melnbers TO
disturb the public peace while In the engine house,
he would strike bis name from the roll. On one
occasion he had goue to the engine house, and
finding n drIuxen fellow. not member of the
company. lying upon the floor. went out and tried
to get the watchmen to take him to the cage, but
they refused to do so.
MIR Williams, and four or five other young men.
testified that there was no unusual noise or dis.
turbance on the corner Of Sd and Broad. when Pat
tersou was arrested. and that watchmsn Wicks
used very protane language when he took hold OF
Patterson.
The Mayor stated that he was satisfied, from
what he had heard elsewhere, that young Patter-
sou had just come up to the crowd when he was
captured, and theTeupon discharged him, with the
promise that he would enquire into the conduct OF
the watchmen.
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DEB .TiNG SocIErY.-A number OF young
men nving pear Wesley Chapel on 18th street,
have formed debating society for mutnaI i d.
provement. Subject for discussion last night -
Nnich Is the most independent, the farmer or the
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00Nl DOZEN FRESH EGGS, received
OOO to day, aud for sae by
r. L CoLsTnN& Co

nuSTER PRINTS.-Checked buster
II Prints. large patterns, Just received. and fJf
sale by Tau I0l KANT PAINE a 90
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THs TUNNEL at the Water Works, is
steadily progressing aud will no doubt be com.
plcrsd this Tail. Toe job 10 heavy one. and An.
giaeer Gill deserves great cred, for carrying it on
90 successfully, thus FAR
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Tbs PREMIUM List of the U. 8. Agri
cultural Society, to be awarded at the Fair held In
this city IN October next, is extensive and val
liable one and cannot fail to attract general atten.
ZION. IL will be published in the city papers next
FRIDAY
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nag FaAscfs SMITH, Matchmaker
snd JeweIer, West side Iith. between Main and
Bank streets, Richmond. Va. Watches. Clocks II
Jeweiry repaired 25 pr cent. cheaper than can b.
lone elsewhere 10 the city. au9-3t%