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WANTED. by lady, SITUATION
w in q trimming store, who has had experience
In fancy articles and understands the millinery
business. Apply at the DiSpdtch ONCE.
B-lw
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J'uf ID. ia
J. 2. G. PoTTs, Secretary.

As will be seen by the above notice, have con:
nectsd myself with the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company TO conduct the Banking De
partmsnt OF the Company. Ny long connection
with the Farmers Bank Of Virginia an! the Ira
ders Bank OF Richmond jusifes NE In assuring TO
nv friends and the public generally that the same
accommodating spirit heretofore manifested shall
ever be shown in all my business transactions
NH i5-ts T. sINTON, Cashier.
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P.S-The foregoing hotel Is so well and favor
ably known that a minute description is deemed
II Is located az the north corner Of
Grace and Ninth streets, opposite the Washington
Monument. IL cOntaius about fifty rooms, aud "a
admirably well adapted for a first. class hotel.
ans HARRISON, GODDIS & APPBRSOS.
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WANTS.

WANTED, A WHITE FEMALE
| w COOK. a native Virginian Must come wen
| res u.n Wanted. WHITE MANA yirginian., ma
rardener and ostler. Address box al, post-oince'
/ nIg-lk
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by LyHH q DTUIH5Tr
Real Estate Agents and Auctios.eers,
corner Of Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
TNEN VERY DESIRABLE BUILD
/ ING LOTS, IN THE TOWN OF FULTON, ON
GRAHAM STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
Wa will sell at publia auction on TUESDAY the
10th day OF April. 1867, at S O'Clock P. NJ, the
above described properly The lots front thirty
feet each on the south eide of Graham street. and
run back 10 feet to an alley tan feet wide.
TgRNs: Liberal and made known on day oil
sale. LYME BROTHER,
anil Auctioneers.
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r. sINTON. Cashier.

NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
~ ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-The Board OF Com
missioners on Artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with Or. DOUGLAS BLY, to furnish Ar
TIFICIAL LIMBS TO tn . disabled men who are en-
titled to the benefit Of the appropriation made by
the Legislature.
In order to the best working Of the commission
and the manufacturer, and that no disappointment
may arise to any party, II Is important that april
cants for limbs observe the following order, viz:
l. Let every applicant furnish his name. post
office, and county 10 the Commissioners forthwith.
q Applicants will not come TO Richmond for
limbs until they receive orders TO do so.
g. Applicants will be attended 10 In the order OF
their application.
Each applicant will receive a circular with in
structions.
The presidents of all railroad and steamboat
companies have generously offered to give free
transportation to the applicants:
r. n PEIRPOINT,)
F.B WATKINS,
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A LADY who is fully competent to
n teach the usual branches taught In female
colleges, and MUSIC, desires SITUATION. VII
give the best OF references by addressing box 4's
Richmond post. office. mn Z'-s
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A. Y. Stokes h Co. kuctioneers,
Corner OF Fifteenth and Cary streets.

A ITCTION SALE.-We will sell on
~ FRIDAY the i2th inStanta genera a'"oi'"'"
Of GROCERIES, consisting OF
SUGARS,
COPPERS.
MOLAssES,
BACON,
HBRRfN6S,
WHISKY, nc. p.-..r,.,.
hereafter. a. Anction GERS.
ap2 -.-----
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BY E. A. =. Clopton,
Real Etate Agent and Auc.ioneer, No. q Twelfth
street, near FRANKLIN.
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o .nID EpTTIT FARM FOR

" aLU ,yni Ia soId at auction, without re.
FR,DAY the 18th April. 1897, at u
not p,ssapqIsly, r sSd pn miss aboTs
~, ~ Richmond containing 100 acres OF land.
mon which is an orchard OF about 900 fruit trees
N the most choice selections, and all necessary
buildings.
apt f hlonAhD ". nonNha.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BONDS OF
Oh 4 z ANn OHIO ClNAL

% TUEC CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
COMPASY.-The undersigned, commissio toners Of
the Circuit Court Of alexandria county. by virtue
Of decree of that court rendered At the special
Public Works OF Virginia against selten, Withers
4 Co, ,t at, defendants, will, at " O'Clock NJ. on
THURSDAY the 30th day OF May, 1907, before tho
front door OF the court house OF that county, offer
and sell at auction To the highest bidder large
Canal Company. They comprise the following, to
wit:
parcel Of five bonds, known a. SPECIAL BONDS,
Nos l9s 49, 525 $40 and So. for fi4o, coO raDgns
In par value n, IN SlO, 900 to $4,000 Also,
A parcel known as PREFERRED BONDS, for
fl3, 500.
we'll endorsed negotiable note or notes at six
months, bearing interest:
s. FERGUSON BEACH, Commissioners
NH 30-t30M
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND BANGING Aspl
IYsURASCB COMPANY. I
HNHIS COMPANY Is PREPARED

i TO DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
rs well as TO insure against loss by hre ot every
description OF property; also, 10 Insure lives on
tn "a most favorable terms They have secured the
services of EDWARD eIEroS, late cashier OF tho
Traders Bank, who will have charge Of the Bank
ing Department.
We respectfully solicit a share of public patron
age pedging tn At nothing shall be left undone 10
accommodate orr friends.
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EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, April II, 1867.

THURSDAY, April IL, 1867.
Tho Senate was called to order by the
lieutenant. Governor at IL O'CLOCK pre-
cIsely. :, .on.v mem.
bers answering to their names, the IT, ~,
dent announced that tho Senate was i'""'
to proceed to business.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
~. rol committees were called, ou'
made no reports. ,;.,oos ona no.
,;.;"ns we're in order, but there were none
presented.
CRIMINAL COURT OF RICHMOND.
Mr.. OrLp, Of Richmond, asked permits
sion, which was granted, to Introduce
bill making an appropriation to pay tue
expenses of the criminal court Oh MICH
mond. c,oa
was read a second time and referred
to the Committee on Finance.
MECHANICS LIEN LAW.
Mr.. BOILING, of Petersburg, called up
his amendment to the Senate bill amend
inc the Cd section of chapter 10 OF the
Code regarding mechanics liens. Inc
amendment extends its provisions to the
country, and protects the rights OF SUD
contractors. o
A debate ensued, during which Mr.. outD
remarked that nine times ont OF ten I'D
building houses the frauds committed were
by. principal contractors against the SUD-
contractors. ;.h !,
Several amendments were offered with a
view to the full protection of sub-contrac-
tors all of which were accepted. :,
The bill as amended was then orderea
to be engrossed, and the rules being sus-
nerded IL was adopted.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Broke Down.

The high prices have at last given way, and
w Hazard having just largely replenished
bis Stock Of Goods, is prepared to sell Goods
At the very lowest price. Having the larges,
Stock Of Goods 10 the White Water Valley, and
the best facilities for buying. he is enabled to
sell As low as the lowest We are selling the
best brands Msrrimack, Richmond and Sprague
Prints at l6s cts. per yard, Best Brown Muslin
at22 cts, Bleached Muslin at l2l, and some
brands Of Prints at 10 cts. per yard. Salt at
$50 per bbI, and, in fact. everything iu the
line Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps,
Hardware, oueensware. Clothing. Iron, Nails,
Groceries and Notioos at corresponding prices.
an also paying the highest price 10 cash for
Wool. ssrs w. F. HAzARD..
LAUREL July 3, 1867.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Marrow Escape.

Afler tho rain Monday afternoon the Eas
Fork took q sa iden rise, aud Mr.. Samuel Bar
bour and Mr. Urmslon Of Springfield, Ia a,
tempting to cross, found themselves uopieas
anily situated. They could no. 20 forwart
aud could not retreat Ropes were attaehe,
10 the rear Of the wagon, aud they wero drawr
10 the shore. Brooksills loses every month
neatly as much ~ bridge across that rive
woold cost psdrle will 10 elsewhere to trade
and TO educate their children, and when WI
have been permanently crippled we may have
enterprise enough to bridge that little creek
II will coat few dollars.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Imnroyanants.

Mr. Kygsr's new building Ia ready Cor ocea-
paney, and Il 10 an ornamen, and eredi, 10 our
city. lie has, probably, the INCEST s,ore.room
In BeookvilIe, aud we hope he may fnd such
enterprise profitable. The streets are reeeIv.
Ing new Goa. Of gravel. Dr. Davis has put
MP . new fence. Mr.. bennett will soon have
hss new house done. Mr.. Kohler's new house
IA nearly finished. If anybody intends to build
. new house kitchen, fsace or pgpen, We
hope be viii let rs know II soon.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

Prssidsnl Martin and family have gone TO
spsnd . .fsw weeks In Pennsylvania lie de-
serves rsss, for be has done hard work for
tie Last ten months In his absence Prof John
vii nsks arrangements for studenss foe the
uext year, and win also eudeavor 10 raise funds
Sor the painting Of the College A thousand
dollars ought 10 he expended on aud In the
College bailding before September.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

THESE WORLD-RENOwNED
SEWING MACHINES

Were awarded the highest premium at the Worlds
Fair in London, and six hrs0|Dremiams at the
New York State Fair Of 1865, and are celebrated
for doing the best work, using a much smaller
needle for the same thread than any other ma
chine, aud by the introduction Of the most approx
ed machinery, We are now able 10 supply the very
best machines In the world.
Those machines are made at our new and spa
eious Factory at Bridgeport, csnn., under the im
mediate supervision Of the President Of the Com
pany, ELIAS HOWE, Jr., the original inventor
Of the Sewing Machine.
They are adapted to all kinds Of Family Sewing,
and to tho use OF Soamstresses, Dressmakers. Tai
lors, Manufacturers of Shirts, Collars, Skirts,
Cioaks, Mantilias, Clothing, Hats, Gaps, corsets,
Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Goods,
Umbrellas, Paraseis, &c. They work equally
we'll upon siik, linen, wooisn and cotton goods,
with silk, cotton or linen thread. They win per-
form every species Of sewing, Masking beautiful
and perfect stitch, alike on both sides VI the arti
cles sewcd.
The Stitch Invented by Mr.. HOWE, and made
on this Machine, Is the most popular and durable
and all Sewing Maehines arc subject to the prin.
eipls invented by him.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR
j. O. BRY ANT,
GENERAL AGENT,
% WASHINGTON STREET,
CHICAGO, ILL
may f0.1y
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Personal.

During Commencement Week our city was
favored with q number Of distinguished Wait
ors. Among others we noticed Profs. soehner,
uoss and Merz Of Oxford, aud Revs. MelIen.
der. Garland, Barns, benjamin, ChaiIin, Nc.
Cav and o'Byrna These. with the parsnls
and friends Of the students. gave unusual life
30 our place, and proved eoncIusively that tho
College Is attracting attention 10 an unusual
degree
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Trim Throueh Butler rown.hip.

During "trip through Butler Township last
week We fosnd the farmers ready to commence
harvesting their wheat, expecting TO finish this
week. The midss or wesvil has Destroyed
about one-thrd Of the wheat In many places
iha, is, the variety known as smooth.headed
wheat. The bearded wheat has escaped the
dspreda'ions OF shsse larvn. or insects In the
caterpillar sia.a The crop Of wheat .his year
will not be so heavy as was expected.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Removed.

Mr. L. r. Alley has removed bis steam saw
mill 10 Harker's Run, brshch Of Pipe Greek,
on the land Of Mr. f. A. Alley, one mile East
Of Pepper,own, where II Is again In operation
turning ou, lumber Of all kinda and laib, under
the superiniendence OF The latter named ind
viduai. The former remains at the old place,
where he intends manufacturing aour barrels.
Success 10 both these en,erprising gentlemen.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

The en,erprising people Of Mt, Carmel have
made arrangements for celebrating the i,h ol
July In good style. Rev. Me-. chailia Is the or.
asor Of the day. and Dr. Hineklsy reads the
Declaration. A Bs>kst Dianer is eas Of ihs
features. The whole occasion will be enliyen.
ed BY stirring music, both vocal aud ins,ru.
mental. OF course everybody will attend.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

Monday afternoon We had splendid RAIN
and Il came when much needed. Some hail
Of considerable sine fell, and the wind was ,ol'
srsbIy strong So far as we can learn, no very
serious damage was done The rain was Of In
cslculabls bsneii, 10 gardens aud farms. Ear.
ly potatoes will be safe, and they promise q
fall .x,,
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
TO MUSIC. TEACHERS
AND DEALERS.

THE subscriber is fully prepared TO furnish
i Sheet Music, Strings, Musical Instruments,
aud Music Books Of all kinds, at the lowest trade
ratos, wholesale and retail, from the largest OIL
lcctions in this country. Orders punctualiy and
faithfully attended to. Address all orders
SIBERIA Off, 5Sl Broadway, New York.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

Tar PrortE's vsRpfcr.--No ono need mnferwith
the Piles. W.. W. Bebee, farmer, near rKaiamazoo,
Mich, says "after fuaeriag intensely with the
Piles for thirty years, one bottle Of DIR. strloand's
Pile Remedy cured use. O. l.. Glass, Janesviiie,
Wis. says ono bottle cured him aud his brother
I'll. Rose, Postmaster, Peru, o., says II cured
him In a fyw days." ~
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
More New Goods.

The place for bargains 10 Brookviile 10 The
Old White Corner Although business Is doll,
Mai. Burton continues to receive fresh Goods.
The last arrival cannot fail to please the la
dies, a. the Summer Dress Goods are splendid
and cheap.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
rfyrhs ,hIp Anna sehmIdt. which y

csrrhs ship Anna Schmidt, which was do
stroyed by tho Alabama ed tho coast OF South
America. had on board a quantity Of Ayers Cher
~ Pectoral for callfernia. DR.. Aver Co. now
appeal for redress direct TO tho British Goyern-
snt, tho responsible party In this wicked bssi-
ness, aud base their eiaip for payment aud pro-
teetion on tho ground Of humanity, as their com
modoties are wholly for the sick. Their point Is
we'll taken, and will doubtless DO pressed with
tho pluck aud perslstency which characterize the
operations of those celebrated ehemists.-- Baiti-
moro Clipper.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Accident.

Mr.. Hunter Burk and lady were riding In n
buggy on the streets Of Fairfield on the 2f,h
ult, when q strap broke and the horse ran
away, throwing them both out Of the buggy,
but fortunately did not injure them seriously.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

ec-f Il pleasant to recommend really mcrl.
torious article. honce We ask those suffering from
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, or Debility, TO try DR..
Stfickland's Tonic. Or. u. NJ, Sans ordered 81
worth for j. O. Hays, Decatur, Ala. T. Hart,
Nsw York City. says "it cured met whore can
got IL for my fricndsf' Thus they write from all
uunftefs.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
who's 20 Blamsf

More than once the evening train North has
been In such hurry as 10 leave wIlhou. The
baggage or express matter. This is no. only
an Inconvenience, bu, an injury. and those In
authority should apply the remedy. There ID
. grea. deal Of complaint, but ws presume Il
can be easily stopped.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Harvest.

The time for wheat cutting is at hand We
hear favorable reports Of the wheat crop from
al sections The weather for The lastten days
has been favorable for ~ ,6Iling We have
heard Of two fields in Union County being des-
iroyed BY the weevil
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Marlied.

On Thursday, June 27'h. 1867, a. the resi-
dence Of the brides mother, by Rev. p. A. Col
laday. Mr.. Chaa snyder Of Indianapolis 10
Miss MollIe Lewis Of Franklin County.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

The July Term Of the Common Pleas Court
Judge Kibby on the bench) commenced last
Monday. A synopsis Of It's doings viii be
published neat week.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Turnpike.

The'0xford & Fairfield Turnpike Company
are going to organize under the new Law and
copplete the road to Fairfield. Success The
road Is much needed, and it viii pay.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
TIME TABLE.
White Water Valley Rail Road.
TOOK EFFECT NAY s, 1857.


We issue our paper one day earlier this
week, 20 - 70 give ell hands an opportunity to
Join In celebrating the 4th Of July.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Qdoriferous.

- During the hot evenings lately. the trees
called Alsn.hus, and The DistiIlery. furnished
our citizens With the cheapest and strongest
stink (odor) Imaginable. Outrageous nuisan-
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Transfer Of Grocery Shore.

Conrad Klinefelier has purchased Of Eliza
beth kIinsfslier the grocery store on Blue
Creek, and has taken possession.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

" WlTU corrupt or tainted Hood
w you are sick all over. II may
burst out In Pimples, or Sores, OF
Ia some active disease, or a ma y
- merely keep you iistiess, depress.
cd and good for nothing. put you
cannot have good health while yoal
blood IL impure. AyHR's SARsArARfLLA purge,
out thesc imrarltiesl IL esrels diseases and ros'
tores health and stimulates the organs OF life In.
"A yigoross action. Hence II rapidly cures q va.
,Is,v af c.srpla!nts which arc caused by impurity
of the blood, such fs scrofals, or Kings Evil
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, EraFtion,, fimples
Biotches, BoIls, 81. Anthsnyt Fire, Rose or Lry-
sIpelas, letter or Salt Rheum, seald Head, Ring
Worm, Cancer or cancerous Tumors, Sore Eyes
Female Diseases. sueh NJ Retention, irregaiaryl
Suppression, Whites, Htorillty, also syth'iis OF
venereai Diseases, Liver Complaints, aud hrar'
Dueases. Try AYna's SARsArARiLLA, and see
tor yourself tho surprising activity with which IL
eleanses the blood and cures these disorders
During late years the public have been mislsd
by largo bottles, pretending TO give quart Of
Extract OF sarsaparila for one dollar Most OF
these have been feauds upon the sick, for they
not only contain little, II any, sarsaparllla, but
often no curative ingredient whatever. Hence,
bitter disappointment has followed the use Of the
various extracts Of sarsapariiia which nood the
market, until tho name Itself has become syn
onymous with imposition and cheat. SUI NO
call this compound. ''sarsaparIlla." and intend
to supply such remedy as shall rescue the name
from tho load Of obioquy which rests upon IL. We
think we have ground for believing It has virtues
which Irresistible by tho class OF diseases II 10
iutended 10 cure. We eau assure the sick. that
we offer them tho best Alternative we know how TO
produce, aud We have reason TO believe, IL 10 by
Tar the most eGootual purifier Of the blood yet
discovered.
Ayna's cnsRRr PEoroRAL IL 20 universally
known TO surpass every other medicine for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds. influenza, Hoarsonoss,
Group, Bronchitis, Inelplont Consumption, aud
for tho relief Of Consumptivo Patti ents In advan-
cod stages Of tho disease that III useless here TO
recount the evidence Of its virtues. The world
knows them.
Prepared by Da. J. O. AyER 4 CO., Lowell,
Mass.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

THE LxMD KNITTING mAcufNr.-we
wish to call special attention TO tho advertisement
In ano ther eolumn---of this great labor saving
sad money making maehine. dood active agents
nj waatad fH.F
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
New subsoribsrs.

NoW ouosokio0hs.
Cook, Coburn d Mack, Cincinnati.
Joy. Coe 4 Co.. New York City
Prof A. c. Crouch, Bentleysville, Penn.
VIM. H. Foster, Oak Forest
II J. Jones, :"
VIM. Hunter,
Holseyc Meeker,
Emma Alley. Jennings
Rev. Louis Richter, Peppertown.
Samuel Geren, T"
Frederick Sirohmier, Blue Creek.
Frederick Gels. "
Conrad Klinefelter, "
Martin Yohler, st. Peters.
A. N. Lawson. Cedar Grove.
r. ]. Stoops, Brookville.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05

Albert. son Of Fletcher MounIjoy, Of Union
County, died on the 2s,h ulL, aged 10 years.
Indiana American., 1867-07-05
Query.

Who knows where DR.. Raymond found hi,
canef
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-06
ANCIENT FINE ARTS

To the Editor Of the New York Herald:
Respecting the relics of porcelain were found
in the late ordinations at Herculaneum, which
have been forwarded to the Society of Anti
quities in London, whereof your correspondent
says the bottle resembling brakes Plantation
Bitters was undoubtedly placed among the
ruins by the agent of DR.. Drake we desire to
state he is incorrect in every respect. If q
bottle was found there bearing our lettering,
the language of the ancient Romans was differ
ent from the accepted literature of that day.
Our Agent has other busine IS than this in
Europe, and has not been in Italy at all. No
doubt Americans carry Plantation Bitters to
Rome; but trying to impose upon a society of
Antequarians IN this way, seems quite useless
and we do not appreciate the joke. It is I'M
necessary for US to spend money in Europe
while we are unable to supply the demand for
these celebrated Bitters here:
Respectfully.
PHI DRAKE b Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-11-06
The Jefferson County Fair.

a correspondent, writing from Oakland to
the Wisconsin Chief, thus speaks OF our late
County Fair
'sThe dilapidated condition Of the jefferson
County Agricultural Society offered no induce
ulents for its few friends to hold an Annual
Fair After thirteen years Of wandering from
town to town and from place to place, it had
drifted back to the county seat-having brought
back what it started with, name and nothing
more. It had neither money, reputation, locali-
ty, credit, nor anything to make it respectable,
and it had failed to collect the amount Zone
hundred dollars) granted to each County Ag-
rcultural Society by the State for last year.
A few friends, from sheer pity. made an at
tempt once more to breathe the breath of life
into it. By their influence the inhabitants of
Jefferson obta ined the use of piece of land for
ten years, and made track, or lace course, at
an expense of over two hundred dollars. A
committee then bought materials for building
q ho use for the accommodation Of the Fair
credit-a we'll was dug and walled up on credit
and the house put up on credit and with SER
ious doubts about the consequences, the fair
was opened. The result was, under the cir
cumstances. a success. Not such success as a
Fair should be in such q county 80 Jefferson
but under these adverse circums tances-a sue
cess.
A very large part of the money paid out as
premiums on fast horses at this Fair " ent into
the pockets of man whose only hobby is in 8
fast hoTse-the operation is of purely gam
bling character. It remains with the farmers
OF Jefferson County to say, whether the central
attraction of their County Fair shall be gam
bling horse race-or some other e2 hibition of
horse qualities. An Improvement in the pres
ent method of exhibiting horses by the trial Of
speed alone, is loudly called for, and can be
ma de without parting with any OF its present
attractions.
The gross amount of money received at the
Fair was $6I5. About 5000 went to pay debts
contracted by the committee for lumber, pre-
pairing the buildings &c. Ninety or one hundred
dollars went for incidental expenses in carry
ing on the Fair, and the balance is appropria-
ted for the payment ofpremiums. 4 pro ra ia
of IS per cent. is all that can be paid on these
premiums, and will take the whole of the Socl-
ety's funds.