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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
ROCKHIDGE ALUM sPRINGs. VA.

guns old and fayorite WATERING PLACE hav.
L. ing been ereutly enlarged and embelsred, is now
open for vistnrs Its fame in the of dsease-the
steady growth of more than thirty years experience
and trin-is too well established need adyerti-
sing 1t is believed to stand wholly without rival IN
the of Scrofula Chronic Diarbea Dyspepsia, OBJ.
stinate diseases OF the Liver OF the Kidneys and of
the Skim Bronchitis, Opthalmc and Nervous affections,
Chronic Thrash and complaints peculiar to females.
Pamph'es continuing aaaiysis and few nut ola null
titude of that might have been p b!ishad, will be
forwarded on application
But the proprietors wish invite atenioa to their
efforts erins this attractive resort not merely
to the invalid bu. all who desire heahiul an1 agreea
Bile rec re !on from the of business They have
spared neither paas expense in fitting up their
absnment according to the requirements Of the times
in Hptel keeping.
They have also the pleasure that DR.. G A.
Rose. oi La Porto, Indiana, long and we'll known
ctizen'sni physician o. L,nchburg has consented 10
render his services resident pt,vsiciau.
The Volandt Band Of Mnsic Of Baltimore, is enga.
sed for the Bliard-, Ten.Pins. Sbooting Cat
Tory, BE-. &c. FRAZIER j. RANDOLPH,
Proprietcrs
MAJ JoHs II. SEAYREs, late Of the Columbian) 81
perinte1dent. july 6i&c2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

A NEW TAVERN.

TIVE subscribe, Ia. opened Huusr pt Ent rtaiH-
l. ment imneI It~i ou The rursibc r"ad leading
from Lynchhulg 10 Appenattox ronHty, II nhcs from
the former, and wiIiHo woslundred yarz a Concord
Depot. Souihsioc ,nil.ual. Those WHO may asor me
with tbei, nrropslr, viii meet wirh rr'mpt n'tenna
will also heep f,l ire horses und bug IVA
NIL l6.cts GEO NJ VIII ! lNiioNt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

EOR N. YDRk, via ERSEUR rig.
<fCfg The lure and comnodouS Steamship
.ssaessSs ROANOKE Cant. SKiNSER, leaves City Point
TO- New York ever SATURDAY morning al O'clock,
after arrival of he Cnrs finn Petersburg n1ivine ia
New York next NJ. Through Tickets including
Rai,road Fare, aud Al-als md Stat" Room board
steamer *l4.-Snoud Class Cars and Sterrsge, 80.
Apnlv,o LEE & JOHNSON,
Agents New fnf> ind Virginia Steamship Co.
mari via thur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

C,OBs KENT-rhe large and beeutiful Granite
I From STORE HOUSE occupied by r.
Williams. Opposite the Citizens Savings Bank. >imma-
- o,,s YANCEY g. DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
EDUCATION.
NESTWOOD SCHOOL
4 NV
loan II. WINSTON. Prioeipul.


luhN II. WINSTON. Pnecirnl
THOMAS SfufrOE, Assistant.
The session OF this school will he
lst Moniayin September, and (exeering recess nf
stek TT Chpi-inas) will continue plhe last ny Of
June f flowing.
ne rout.e Of study istNtep~ive n 4 thorough. EN-.
hrclag everything oeecsenrN for prepurile the pupils
tor tue hghs, olas,es ii the University for the
hHsiHess at lie
tlRNs; tor tuition end ba rd (execp tights)
sl5o, payuilc hall In advance. aud hall the
1t February. Pupils charged rom The time oil en-
I'll the ra-e of the session. de uction is mude
r any sause Except prorscts3 -icshess For further
particulars, nd lIess the Pr, eipal, nj lynchhurg.
july 2p c2tawSdlaw
N1EsS MANSIONS SCHOOL, LYNCH
vi BURG. NA.-rh, Session at this School
viii Commence the FIRST Mon iuy 10 September, ard
continue win one weeks inei mission ut Christmas,
until the lst day nf July
TERMS;
English (elone) per me nth ----..s W
French = $500 .-----#-.-. : w
tue hsl and frehch--- ----.-..--.- $500 ool
MUSIC per month--- .---.----- ooo
Lnttn - .--------- 2uO
bra . ID w
The number of bolr,lers heing limited, preference
be given to Music scholars No deduction will be
made, either in board tuition. except in of pro-
cited illness aug lS dSc2taw3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
NJ JTpBIAs, LiverpooI-JOsEPH

M J y pBlAs, LfverpOOl-JOSEPH
l'As JOHNSON Liverpool.-T + COOPER, Lon
don 1t Ia mn acknowledged fact that neither Of the
above Justly celebrated Watch.makers hnvn thor 4
snrcriors, even Their equn in rnanufaci ring "a
watches; and as the subscriber is fully satisfied
TIM n creation and the Of mnnkind are RICH IN re-
gard to the abnvo lact he has ordo'ei AMI has store
very superior assortment OF the above makers Watch
-, which he will sell persons in want of good time
keepers On mod cfhe tei aud them keep
pnte oeetfnte time tim any make ct Watches NV IN
h-e. call fro those want e GOO time keeper is
respectfully -o led AZ NJ - sycamore street ii IN of
L"s|o' iolrrsbuts, W, THOS NOWLAN
Hu- tit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06
VERY LATEST FROM NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH, = !

Death of d ID Fiske, Esq, Mayor Of Ports
mouth List Of Deaths-Ihiny BuridiS-Ap-
palting Times in Nortolk- Death % an Entire
Family -Walter Scott, Of Richmond, 1mong
The Nll,nber &.c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

NEW C1NCHsst The snhseib er having
l. purchased ic Of ms partners IA the late
concern ur Horne Watson IL Co.. viii continue the
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS tn old sfaHd, nod solicit "a" patronage
of the customers f the ulI concern md IA" public gem
orally VIII auend pr nrt a. iho al ut al kinds
ri pr dnco Jas y. HUMMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

NOTICE we beg lease To remind our customs
ers hit one year ago announced 10 them that
accounts would he dne ami annually. the st OF
January and LIST of lu Of each year. lp accordance
with this arrangement they will e waited in few
days. il y A. Is PAYNE a. CHR1 SItAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-06

Mrs Dr. Chandler, widow of DR. Chandler Of
the Navy and niece of Commandant Hugh n.
Page, of the Navy, is dead. Her residence was
on Main street.
Richard Gatewood, assistant editor of the
Beacon, is exceedingly low, and not expected to
recover.
Both the firm of Messrs jenkins & Wren are
also numbered with the dead.
Dir. Moore, is up and busily engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22
COMMITTEE or ASSESSMENTS.

meeting of the Committee on Assessments Of the
roard u Aldermen, called thursday afternoon
m and place, o'clock and the Office Of the street Com
missioner. The committee consists q Aldermen varan
NooFh. and Fox one 81 reporters al the psce
IL meeting punctuay q, the hour named but az that
tire there signs q the committee. A'er wait
ing patin'y iof abouta quarter u hour, Alder
VafIan, ths Chairman made his appearance, and pro
oeeded lesuiey 10 examine large bundle Of papers,
Witch handed T. him by q ,he clerks Aer the
lapse Of some forty minutes more, Alderman Fox busicd
into the oice with many apologies for his diatorness
and quorum ~ the committee being assembled, the
following important and instructive proceeding took
place
Alderman NAEfAS handed the above mentioned bundle
~ psrers 10 his colleague and said Here, Alderman.
these All right hcte IA objection ~ any otthe
Alderman Foy-Do you understand them
Alderman NAslAs (hestatngly) We'll, yes. OH they
are all right. They unobJecied TO-
Alderman Iox h, eye hastily over one or two Of
tie rapefs, said "very we'll and ung the bundle upon
the table And then, after general conversation
with the clerks and Counelmen, who happened TO be-
present the two Aldermen stroed out of the Office and
our reporter vent on his way much edited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

at1e toward uas.i--gr o. tssIa NJ s&.,y xbsaxsa
tagsi ~ tsn DIR iyn, ortass, tnxls1d Uss ys~sf8 n
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too A.hass k~v q hsns - IN Ntfehst4 Se. DsA bs.s
yoen tsvsns.&h rse-< .s9 hsays he- ois.n. hass
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22
Brooklyn City Politics.
lEpt,Ef AN nxgx kTv ptpfrfo~a

Tie republicans of the second Assembly district n
Brooklyn have selected the following delegates TO repre-
sent the party In the Republican state Convention, s
syrscuse the 10Th inst Amos r. Stanton dcmocrat
snd II. y. Holt, vhig, deiegaie-; and william Beard,
democrat, and j. ". Knapp, vhg as sternates.
The Third Assembly district CONVENTION u the sams
Tarty have selected Joseph Reeve delegate and pheus
rmfth 10 alternate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Tho Portland Stat, n Mss~. n the 18th inst, ssy.;--
Mrs. Eleanor Bailey, oommoniy called " Nelly Bsdsy'-
familiar TO every graduate Of Bovaoin College tor
the tast forty yeswas killed In Brunsvick on Thars
cay ny tsing Knocked down ny the While shs
ttg siopFsids The railroad she one of the ars
.,,s se," os shs cosg~ and took great interest In
. i,usi selfsre Of the students. " late years spe
". ssv4 A.sLs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22


the enforcement OF uae Northern press:-
II win every sustain the praise WORLDLY won by
ue annTs nrst Effort II erhhit the heanfni sen,i
and tul feeling. truthful simplicity and
yet charming elegance The appreciation Of different
phaset -ocai and domestic He The tale Ia of Ameri
can NE ant y most apy and gracefully wrousht"-S. Y.
Courier ami Enquirer.
sn of striking thoughts beautiful descriptions and graceful
rnv erxA,u, Just Interesting enough
,e reafer through from the pcru~al which one
Yls>s better heart and with genial kindly feeling
s,vvnrd humanity In general n-Hoston Daily Journal
I'VE the liberty OF confidently commanding u 10 our
s,adess gentle earnest books, which will be
ercd 10 ali pure hearts and become, sincerely
trnsl A. s.uccs favorie with the readers n Anne
r,ca b. fhasdelphia Evening Bulletin
Tweinh 600 ready. >. T. DERBY, pnbis New
Yovf, for salr by all booksellers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

Two SUPERIOR NOVELS.
III l.
THE ELDER SISTER;
JAMES.
II.
ETHEL; OR THE DOUBLE ERROR:
ArrHoH.
In uniform volumes, price Is cents each; :, :,
The~s two novels Of Tho Elder sister" and Eihe arc
saa exquisite aud beautiful stories evncing Unusual power
drcacy and style vigorous and pleasing nsy srr
much liked better stories have n been
,rubIisAs, his year, BUyCE BROTHER.
L.. NaSlQ stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22
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FINE ARTS.
GARD ENC

GARD ESGRAvISG.-wEDDING CARDS, VISITING,
" n home and busins cards engraved snd printed Ia The
most fash'onsbr style also, choice Of wedding
envelopes hne silver plated and plAes eas,
Ac. orders BY mail punctnslly attended.
X. bk8oEf1. Engray.r, NJ. 4 John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22
" ELLY HALY PRICE, EN0RAyHR ANn pRINIER.

IN u FULTON street New Yor Wedding vislting adirrs-
autograph, and a. home csrd bridal envelopes. fancy
msgane work A. vor sale fosr copperplse presses =
a " aaA 10 la.L pssok.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22
CAUTION TO SOUTHERN MERCUA MS


~ Learning from OF The respectable la
leans Charleston and savannah, That my Schieia Aromatic
Schnapps extensively countereited by liquor
New York finding that The pirates dary advertise
The which belongs
iicle, think caution the
venders of poison In disguise,
introduced schedam Aromatic schnnpps for m. pur
supplying the medical laeay and he whole
nifty with pure medicinal spirit which might be prescribed
with confidence In all where simuans required
without producing he fearful consequences which invariably
dou,iy Ind the article analysed by chemists
world celebrity aud submitted q experimental
thousands OF distinguished medical prac'ioners 1he
sponscs from hcee the uneluvccsi and
satisfactory character. II IL before The public surround
ed with these and bearing these unmpeschsbe
endorsements and upoa the community project them
selves aud heu health and my reputation BY ffown-
down and repudAng The pratics spectators who
pedding their foul commodities under trade marx
No srce bad been imported from Holland into hl.
k@l under the mime o hchnappa prefon % ne
" wofes Schiedam Aromatic rchnspps IN This city
The importation being made into this The
cd my trade the Unlted States Dis,rirf Court
of the Southern district New York II the year l5l aud
the certificate IN possess0n of hsi date The great
which thus been created Tor the article
has ol rf.sefk 50 MOTION AMI ihr du
aud friends and the pnblc, cosopels
une TO pu them their guard against Imposition.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, ~ Beaver street. New York.
DHIfADEfsHIA LAGER UNCERTAINTIES CAN BE
supplied nj their with this deyhtfu and whole
by The dozen ksg trom The wine store ~
gB. MEsDAx
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ward organization Ia The Seventh wlrd ba. without sue
cess be could not md any Alliance uru there Under
thtne ecufss ono-, he aad Tie goagsnea were PRE-
hened ~ deagates with him constituted auxha ~
waia alliance, of vtih they wtte tae rep,eseutA-
tivcE
ilr BrsslTT ss5 that the old uemysy should be as.
hed before new set aslnslited
In regard 10 Mr.. Eu.krnans s'ateracst, Mr.. WagRgy
fad that he kneu kfee of the ave gentlemen In that
ward.
Tie whole matter was finally l..i on the table The
meeting then proceeded 1, the cie. tcn de,ates VITA
the following result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

A CHOICE SELECTION or BRANDIEs, WINES, IA,
"A msta rum Scotch and Irish whiskeys Holland gin sce
lam sckspps &C, blackberry brandy white brandy
serving scotch aes London and Duon porter segsrs
.0rner n Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

THE NAV BOOK BY THE AUTHOR OF "ALoNEr-
THE HIDDEN PATH
NJ hARIoS HAnLAaD

One elegant 12TfAo, price Sl 70.
Prom the Few York Evening Post
The following nece o tins work. which we hna In the Rich
mond Enquirer, d0tlesv from the generous pen OF Mrs
AnnA Cora Richie and confirms tribute the literary
talents OF the UAle writer which Virginia
yet produced:--
Let this noble production the adjective fuIes
sense) lie upon the table enven the HEARTH be s househo
comPsnion true hearted virian Foster this gifted
aon the refreshing OF praisesznuiate nndeveoped
genius which has "penned it's inspiration" 70
In her emulate her achievements and share her
let Virginia produce few such writer's ana the cry that
the South has literature Of It's swn, enced ever
sThc Hidden Pah il work that North or SOUTH East or
West point to will the finger OF hones, pride and say.
Our daughter seuds tina message the wovdpours hLs
balm into wounded hearsraces for waverng errng feet
this Hidden PATH which leads TO the great goal
peace.n
J. q. DERBY Publisher, New York, and for sale by all
booksellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-22

THE NEW YORK RIBBON MILLINERY GOODS AND
Dress Trimming Mart-Bargains In very rich fashionable
ribbons bonnet silks and silk vevets, sans ostrich
flowers and cloak trimmings The
undersigned would respectfully invite buyers of the above
goods inspect his unryaed and magnificent stock being
be undersod by house In the city The
wholesale warerooms have connections with the retail
store. Store closed on every Saturday.
NJ. H. LICHTENsTEIN. % Bowery.
OF Hester street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-31
ARRIVALS AT THE PRiHCIPAL HOTELS
YE9TERQAY

ST CHARLES HOTEL-Dr 9 Wilson, Sam vii.
son. Mrs M Up, hur. Miss Mary UPshur, surry; J
Graves, 0oochlsnt; W Osborn La; y Barnes,
Charlotte; w sanaera z Hsndrick. Va; w Price,
Pr Edw; w A Scott, 6uckip gnsm; w Alexander,
lady and child Miss Mary Alexander, Thos @ Hut,
Roanoke; w Oliver ar lady, Halifax; B Faulkner
and s svts, Abe; Oh ristian, Wmsbg; WA Rich.
ardson, w A Newly. Milford; N Wh,tlow, Gals,
Crump Richmond: w A Brown, Chestsrfie Id;
n F Spottswood. We; J II Ferguson. Dnwiddie; I
b Argyle. Goochland; Benz Coz; DR. Msttert and
lady, Henrico; Z o Watkins Presqus 1ss; DIR T
Butler Caroline; ] A Whorton, Culpsper J ] Ru.
therford. Louiss; d Wsrd. We; Dan'l Curtis and
LADY. Ameiis; Bland and ladies. Pr Geo: Bow.
en-, Fauquier; Phillips, Caroline; Robert
son, Petsbe; Chstfin. G; Ponde and lady,
Ga; J Evans, o R; Hudgins, Caroline.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-WR Wiekhsn, Hanover;
N Ryland, w Davis AMI Queen; g Wynne,
Cass City; Capt lady. two children and svt
Va; B Utquhart. Hampton; Cooper. Miss:
Carter and lady. Mo; T Thornton and lady, Farm.
Vile; 3 Whippe, lady, children and svt; Miss
Phillips San Francisco; 4 A Urquhart, sfWisht;
H Legsre, Y; w Collins ard lady. Miss Tells
isro, Bait; Barbour, Orange: Sam Houston: Ais.
Nj TRANCE. Ala Rosers fsxas; q Hillmsn, N d
w HoSsrd, N C; j r Aiiin. 8 C; Capt Davis. str q
Peck; A Bell. Tenn; c Smith, A Rounmalat, Mas
Hsrbus, Miss Bentizac, Charleston; W Carpenter,
Hanover; Coleman. Caroline; DR. Z Hicks.
Charlottesville; Mrs p II Baily ard too svts, II Z
Clarke, Halifax; Rev @ T Wilmer. Wmsb's: A il
White, N Y; C Ba,nley. Miss; u Thidliers,
Francs. Campbell, Ky; Perkins, j.. La: w
Fisk. La: Williamson. Pr Ann; Capt w II Riley.
chip n Howea, 8 n Wilson, Portsmouth,; ] Baily
and lady, Miss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-31
TILE HEALTH OF RICHMOND.

We stated Yesterday that this city was now
unusually healthy. Richmond is always one
OF the most healthy cities in the uni'eo
States. With the exception OF cholera IN
1882, ~ and last year, no unusual mortah'y
has existed here, We believe, since the inoor'
porssicn of the city The yellow fever never
h.s reached it as an epidemic. No cases
have ever occurred here except those of per
sons who have fed from Norfolk and Ports
mouth when it existed there. and imbibing
the poison before they departed, were attack
ed here with the disease. This fact appeared
In ,2l and '25, as it has recently; and the
freedom of our own people formerly, as now,
from infection, in spite Of these imported
cases, proves that the disease cannot take
root In Richmond. We have no marshes, no
made land, and we have here the falls ran
ming over beds of granite, and We have hgn
hills and pure air. Our streets are all IN
clining DO that we have no stagnant water.
None of the fsvers produced by mslariahave
ever existed here in q manner to show that
they were the result Of malaria.
The record Of the mortality Of this city
proves that It has been very healthy. We
present below table which will be OF inte'
rest TO our readers
Ltugsnts in the City Of Rieh"ond from the !" 70 "'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-31

APPROACHING FA,R-The Committee on
Exhibition of The Virginia Mechanics Institute,
have published their Fair circular In the CRY pa
pers, Inviting the people of Virginia, mech anics,
manufacturers and artists to prepare and send speci
of their skill to the farte be held 10 the
hall OF the frat market, commencing the 25,h of
Oct Der next The Committee also urge the ladies
TO send specimens of their handiwork for exhibit
lion aud premiums and we trust this part OF the
ginis and the South, who should take pride In I'm
proviog on the grand display made by them In
November last We have already seen several
bssu,u pieces of landscape painting intended for
the iair aud have heard of a great variety of EN-
brnidary intended for the same destination All
articles are to be inspected by competent judges,
AID premiums awarded on their recomm end alton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-31
MARINE NEWS
PoR1 on ,lcHNonp. Ace. 81.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
schr. Express, Carton, James River. wheat, Sell
den Mills
schr. Galleso, Smith. New York, mdz,., o. l. w.
Curr1e.
Schr Jos GTundaIl. Chaise, Boston. ice, Griffin l.
Taylor.
--s -- SAILED,
schr Reform, Wroton, Baltimore, light.
Schr. Elcu'sa. Ba.ober, Salem, -four and bran.
Schr. Orazebs, Rosbrook, Prsvidence, -four and
bran -~a
schr. Emma Jsre, Phillips Bsitimor-, lisht
Sshr. Cerit0, Crowell, Boston, mezs., d. Il w.
Curre.
Sch. Reindeer, Wrosou. petsuburs, light.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-31

PooR HcUsg.-We paid visit to this
establishment, yesterday. and were erstifed to see
the neetness ana good order which prevailed in si
the various departments. under the rag emAnt of
our old FRIEND, Jobu Pea,ce, snd his accomplished
aud knd-hesrted LADY The psupers all seemed
cheerful and happy, and from the tender regard
which they manifesto towards their keeper showed
that they regarded him more friend and p,otec.
tor than one TO whose authority they were compel
ed to yield implicit ODE dience The men were po-
iite and ooIeing to him, and more than of them
to'k occasion to speak of their keere the highest
Terms The women were neat cheerful and happy,
son. singing othefs Iau and others gain era
ins jokes as each busted herself the light abors
oefore them-Thile the children, as clean and tidy
es new pennies. we're scamperine about over the
green s~srd, ss lively and joyous ss if supported
from other than charitable hands MIR. Pearce
VIII DO his duty to the Commonwealth as veil
az TO thoss he pies creatures hose every comfort
entrusted to his care On looking thu at
'he Foor House we find that there are now IQ4
paupers confined therein. OF this number 81 are
white men, ~ white women, Is white bow, bstwe an
the ages of week aud 1S years white Tirjs from
TO 10 Iesrs Old, negro men and 10 ne gro women -
Since the first Of May tbs number has decreased
about twenty, and as all are now enjoying excellent
heath the probability s that the number will con-
,lEue TO decrease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-31
Died.

Andrew ] snd Rosa Lecler. aged one ear, tire.
months and Il 70 dsyA
On Wednesday night, August 2s.h at IL o'cIoet,
OF typhoid fever, JAMES A. GRIFFIN, la the SD
year Of his sgs.
The frienos and sequsntsnces Of ths family sre
respectfully invited to attend his funeral at his late
residences, upper end OF Broad street.
On Thursday, Sorh inst, Mrs. Z. BRAENAN, coz
sort off smes Brsnnan. aged AZ years.
The friends and scqusintsnees Of the family are re
quested to attend her funeral this dsy at O'Clock,
NJ. from Methodist Church, Union Hill
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