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n, az Edjfoys Of tie Enquirer. II. "a In.
assTLanxE: Mss .sx q yoa . .ns 80. soile~iss
issi.a - sdSrssssd 70 By DR. g ns.
Oaea.s Asfss hsre nsss efs tos ctne e .sI1..
IL - she s. ana 10 me; but psfhsps you wh eefs:ss
~ sh.s n NAV siso prove useful 70 the invalid
public. - Z.
vsJ ie'PsS VIM FRAZIER.
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" Hoxton, OF Al xsndris, q surgeon 10
'a' o''aa war, died on Thursday last.
fS S are selling 10 Chicago at so . g. l-s-.
-. aa Guy o. Lafayette, Ind.. contains betwssn
'ea s.o '~eive thousand inhabitants.
As.urdtvant of Richmoud, ,deIivs,ea fan,
pe sIs, sootess at Culpeper on SATURDAY
A despsfca from Easton sav. Gov p..
not srriSed there. and was not cted mn AZ .o
lime 10 October. hai some
mssqaersde ball look place at Jors.,,. ".
Springs, Thursday evening
Budson. the counterteiisr. has been corv,.,aa
10 Price, Edward. AID sentenced To year, In m.
Peoi,entiary. - '"e
The Detroit Free Press notices the arrival of
freight In that city 10 three days from New YorS
alter undergoing two trsnshipments
Hon Judse Abbot. Constabie Of Baltimore. oisd
n Philadelphia, Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

SURGEos,-Relief Fire Company No. 7,
st their last meeting, elected DR.. X. nj Fulliam To
The post of Surgeon eff that corps ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

j, The effects of the imprudent use of Mercury NAV
be seen In the HUsDRsDs Wh0 walk our strseIs, like
fhsrmomet 70, ldic .ting every change Of weather
by toe aches OF their Bones aud Joints Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, and like diseases; AND THEY WILL CON.
rINuE 80 unt they eradicate every vestige of MeI-
eu'y { ON their sys.ems whish can only be done by
r-slrtine to CARrER's SPANISH MIXTURE THE ONLY
roslflvg kNTIDoTE r@R MERcuay KNuwN. eos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

aTaE Sea BlRD" is now running regu-
,.,lv between this city and Norfolk, 20 tnst per
sons Who prefer taking passage on her elmer way,
can do So She left our wharf yesteroay mo.. ~ Y
We are aware Of. The Curtis Peck, Capt Davis,
and Augusta, Capt. Smith, are also making !hei.
reoulsr ,rin, to Old Point and Hampton. Both OF
them viii lake passengers to or from Norfolk and
pnr,smou,h. receiving and dischars!rg them In
the Roads. where they are met by vessels from the
infacted cities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

RAILROAD Acc IDKNT-Wednesda a grave
train OF platform cars while backlog up from
Fordham to William Bridge, N. Y, ran over an
OK, throwing five cara from the track, making
conpleta wreck Of them. Two men were instant.
ly killed and three others 50 Injured that the at
tending physicians said they could not survive two
hours.
The dead and wounded were conveyed to the
New York hospital The names Of the dead are
not knowa. The wounded are John Dooley, who
received a compound fracture on the thigh and
internal ipj urles, which itis supposed will prove
fatal; Johu Cslisghsu was Injured 10 a similar
m.nner. and Is also thouehtto be fatally 90; Pat
lick k-ete escaped with few contusions, no
Sones being broken; Lawrence Morton had his hip
uisiocated. but 10 not otberwise iri1rsd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

AUCTION Norlor.-Attentiop I, ,og,;.
to our sale OF Horses. Nue., Wassop Ida
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at the Hors. II, lsh
vertisement. LARITs S@, ssM
an Is oniAt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

The Curtis PICK. Captain Davis. reach
ed her hart &C koeseus yesterday afternoon about
O'Clock, having sde a very qu CT run from sm1.
ton Roads. Tomorrow afternoon the Augusta Can
tain Smith. wi arrive at Port WathalL if no mn.
foreseen accident occurs TO prevent -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

THROWING SToSEs.-1he boys are again
engaging In reek battles the South side Of the b..
sin. Let the 1lics b. on ,ha ale rt for them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

PoTAro Rot .-Potsto rot has appeared recently
I, several plsces 10 Massachusetts The Greenfield
Courier says there signs of the rot 10 Heath end
other towns 10 the western part of Franklin county
Ia Watertown il has caused considerable loss
The Salem Gez cite of Monday says, We regret
to learn that potato rot has made Ito appearance to
some extent In our vicinity"
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DcAL MArrHns.

roFp or JEwlLn.. Last llususx
-. .ssro women called Lucy: and Owned
- Rsrrsrd Brsiii. Of Henrico. hirsa nelss
Misc Eiizsbesh Rob- 70 do SoIne 1 socr ia he So
ssd .sas sk iess her ana VISIT do.. .ssiss
- ss,sni 70 ether house affairs She nsa sssacSy
tened Der beck when Lucy gar and peos
log csblne. d,..sr helped 81 sei is~slsy. ill
|sns,'la ss n.1e down the steps Ms: met her,
.Sa coz q T. nss
tool Lucy then Ton .r 'a and taken %
ad b. y. s:S ss he s.sy
the cage, she vas then handed over 70 the police
recoveIea S1 monins srraigned before the Mayor,
sysor, shs vss ordered twenty stripes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

ENPEana's GIrr.-Tho Emce.o, -
eoni-rrd upon Professor Morss IA ,.rss .n,s sss
nsas. 70. ars NJ &C eacss, Ia eonsdersion 81 ~
vveiesois scr vices rendered By him to sc,snc. i.
y sy"em o. isieersphs. which hss been exssr.
"'sy 'Sp'e, 10 the Austrian dominions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

The WEATHER, yesterday, was warm
and delightful just such as August should always
bring forth. We have not seen a more pleasant
day, when not ex oosed to the sum- for many weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

SMALL BUsINEss.-Wesley Parker aud
Mortimer Tower had some words at the Danvllle
depot few evenings SINCE about a very trifiue at.
fair, during which Parker gave Tower the he, and
thus the matter ended for the time. But Tower
was not the man to pocket such an insult and cay
nothing about It So he called on q Magistrate. got
a peace warrant, and yesterday morning the par
ties we're before the Mayor, who, after hearing the
statement of disinterested witness, dismissed the
matter q very trifing sffsir.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

The Took is 80 crowded with vessels,
at this time, that they lay two and three deep The
entire space along side Of the wharves lie closely
packed There are over A large class vessels In
the Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

KANSAS AFFAIRs-A Mass Meeting of Free Soil
ers met at Laurence, Ia Ksnsae, on the 18th some
six hundred persons being present Resoiu,i ms
we're passed denouucing the elections of the 10
March as great outrage denying the lega lily of
the Legislature, and piedging those present to re-
sist its authority. The resolu ions also recommend
the election OF delegates to convention to form
State constitution in view of an immediate State
oraanization and an application to tbs mex. CoLs
gress tor an admission as State
Resolutions were also passed extending the
thanks of the meeting 10 Gov Reeder. for The
course pursued BY bin; and. agreeably to The re-
solutions above mentioned, Convention, to be
composed of five delegates to each Representatives
was Called to meet a, Big Springs, on the 5lh of
September, to frame State Constitution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

FARMERS AND OWNERS OF
Il HORSES AND CATrLE.-Ws wish partieu.
larry 70 call yoar attention to article in every ysy
notice 'O~' esPeo'&i
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENTu
An sftisis that has been extensively used by farm
mon to horses and cattle, and in ty.rv cs.e ~.
public. Nv" peiolo tue
rsr cuts Kicks, bruises. airs, chafss from thu
ssddie or harness. poisons in the pasture sorafebss
enoia swelling OF the loins after severe exercise
-aulnsy, sore throat jaw, 6stula pole-syii 10
mas NO equal: This LiniH,ent has ALEC proyes To
De the best article in use for Rheumatism and Other
disease: iaedent to man, aud thousand, bsye csrs,
nee 20 It's over sIy article they have yer
y Psics 25s or bottles for OIL.
For sale By PURCELL, LADb & CO AL. l.
an Is Nv
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srrA11se CHICKENS Three negro fel

SrEAL1se CHICKENS Three negro fel :
lovs-Briton, Isaiah and Delsware-were before
the Mayor yesterday morning, on the charge OF
stealing six chickens from Jerry Nelson the Satur.
dsy nisht before Jerry could prove that the
tracks around the hen house &c ons of the prison
er's to dot, and that they had been seen 10 cook
and eat fat hen on Sunday morning. but no one
could say that this cackf belonged to the tribe OF
6ipeds which had 90 strangely disappeared 10 the
niaht time Al they were all game, 1t may have
been that they got into pitched bstte after leav-
log tie yard and Kilkenney cst like cat each other
up but az there was no proof to strengthen this
supnosi tiou. and witnesses were absent who could
throw additional light CD The affair. the examina-
ton was adjourned until9 O'Clock this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25
WILLIAM AND MARY COIII1T

" LILLIAN AND MARY CDlIEnC
W Tue next session Of this ,utico ~"
gin the "a WEDNESDAY, GJsh,) Of DC q =" ".
Faculty consists Of '' IN
BEuJ AMlN g. EWELL.
Prssid mt and Professor Of Ma.hematicss,3 H.,
Scisnaes
REV. SILAS TOTEM, D b Lin
Professor Of Moral and Intellectual PhIIo.,rs, "a,
Bellies Le'tres;
MORGAN J SHEAD. r. ia
Professor { { Lansuagus
HENRY A. WASHINGTON,
Professor of History and Political Ecouous,
WILLIAM GREEN
Professor OF Municipal sni In nstousl Lar
JAMES NJ WISE, AN;
Adju4ct Professor OF Mathematics
The course Of Instruction is excessive, .uh,..,
the atadies pursued az similar institutions.
The expenses for the Session vary from 2jOs m
dollars.
1t may not be improper t. say, in view Of a.
alarm created by the epidemic prevailing 10 Noh
and Portsmouth, that Williamsburg 10 no nd M
been the whole summer. rema kably healthf and,
the pinion OF ply sicans will, in all prob,bliEs
main 30
For further information address the seu.aIs
the Faculty
Williamsburg. Va, Aug g, 1855.
au 25-lawtO1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

Nor TEErorALLKR.-AaE English paper states
that Captain John Forster, R. N, died recently,
at Chanberwel. England, from excessive use OF
ardent spiri,s' az the coroners jury declared the
deceaseds allowance, daily having been six quarts
Of porter and quart OF gin, brandy and rum, be-
sides sherry and tabls beer. Captain Forsters
valet deposed that he left at his bedside every night
bottle of gin, bottle of rum bottle of brandy,
a bottle of sherry, aud bottle of porter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

A NTHKACIIE AND CUMBERLAND
"A COAL.-We have constantly on hand, and for
sale at cur Coal Yard, the beat RED ASH AN.
TdRACITE coal. Also. a fine lot OF Cumber
land, Tor CRATES. Apply to
JNO. w. WRIGHT l. CO,
70 Dock Wharf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25
A LMANACKS FOR 1S55-Just pub
COMMTSsIONER'S OFFICE. CHEs.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, CHEs-
~ TERFIELO c. a AUGUST Is, l855-Pur.
,nant 10 decree of the Circuit Court OF
County. in the case OF VIM w. Atin Executor
against Robert Akin ID wife and others pronoun-
csd on the oth day of h.ay 1855 have sppo ated the
I'D day of Septic nbsr next ,my Office az the time
aud place. tor taking account OF the estate real
and personal. Of the ssid VIM w. Akin, and Of the
debts thereof Also an account Of the annual and
absolute value OF the land and slave Pleasant devise
By the will OF ElesZsr Clay TO the said VIM w
Asln, and also to enquire what would be compe.
tent provision for the defendant Lavinia Akin
Giveo uoder m7 hand Commi.,ioper of the
said Court tbs day and year first aforesaid
su zo-law4w w. w. r. COGBILL Com,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

BOGUS RoBBERIRs AT THE HorELs.-TheN
Mirror hints that some OF the hotel robbe1les at
watering places are bogus, that rooms have some.
times been burgiariousy entered and property
stolen (the editor thiDks) there can be no doubt
out at the same time there Is just as little doubt
that, 10 sumo instances, the reported robbery has
been mere subteriuge for the nonspaymen. of q
board-bhl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

ACCIDENTALLY ON hand and for sale,
IL the best Notthern baled bay.
JNO. w. WIGHT 4 co.
au 70 Dock Wharf
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EDUCATION.

y b. L. TIGHE'S classical Avn
1es COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. ON T, asD
LIN, ABoVE 7rH STREET, RICHHON6a HSs ~
This School will reopen on MONDAY hs "a "a
September next, for the ten following mouth In !.
Pupils are prepared either Tor taIis..
Con, ting Room. ~
The entering CT some OF the PaplI, am. n.,.
uss OF commsIeial life. causes q law r.a,,.s,.
Casa for beginners In EnsIish al4 Late ss,.
formed. There will also be- received luia H. s.s
already formed ons or more PupIls. ''Sa
kssldanos over the School 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

rTHE FAVORITE AUTHORIZES OF
l. TIE SOUTH!
NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF "ALoNE."
FIRST EDITION, 10 OeO COPIES NOW READY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

HEALTH OF THE PREsIDENr.-A letter has been
received by the Secretary of State from the Pres.
dents private secretary stating that the President
had, at the Warm Springs Ii Vrginie on Sa,ur-
day last, an attack OF chill and fever-similsr to
that he experienced last autumn at the Executive
Msnsion-the premouiiory symptoms of which he
had felt for some days before leaving this city
The attack Was no. severe, and the President was
expecting to proceed to the White Sulphur Springs
on the following Monday Flash Union.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

CosFiDEkcE."-His note rsc.;,.i.
late. II he wishes IN interview. .as,.'NH ht
scr!b ,r, with real name, as tia Amsri.,a otes nj
au 25-lt' IIv,sn hatsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

NARROW EscAPE.-O1 Tuesday night last, John
Rndd, son of Commodore Rudd of the NAVY, was
Knocked down 10 Fredericksburg by some ruff ns
and bullet shot through bis hat Young Rudd
returned the fire but without effect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25
THE HIDDEN PATH;
NOVEL.
BY MARION HARLAND, OF RICHMOND, VA
One Elegant 12mo. rol 434 pages-Price 81 25.


One Elegant 12mo uol 434 pages-Price 81 25.
The extraordinary success of Miss Hsflaad's
Alone "-1unuing through edition after edition,
with eat rap idity-rs published in England with
still larger sale-traps lated into the French and Ger
lao gusges with marked success--s pc rhsps the
best evidence Of the originality aud popularity of
writings In the language of an eminent cite
She may hence forth axe rank among the most sac
ces.fui noveis's in the United States"
Those who have read 'Aloue'-and those who
have not shoutd-wll be interested and grstifisd TO
know, that nsw boo. by V,rsinias gifted author
Beautifully Marion ariand has woven the threads
of life in other romance and soog-sbe Ia poetsss
of rare felcity-we safe in predicting that sr
work will surpass all her previous efforts in fine
dslinestion, brillancy and power, and that Mr. Der
by will be called upon to record it on his books as
che of the most popular and successful of modern
literary Issues. Since reading Alone shall m.
patiently await the appearance of The Hidden
Psth.'"-N. Y. Epening Mirror.
J. c. DERBY, Publisher, lis Nassau ut N. York,
and for sale by all booksellers and news agents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

NIOkA1E FOR WHEAT, &c.-We
~ prepared to receive st our lumbe nc u.s on
ths Dock any quaint of Wheat. We hsvs fac
large room 10 the front story for drying damp wheat
to " hch would call the attention of nier 10 snd
others JNO w WRIGHT CO.
au Is On tba Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

THE FUNERAL OF Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE
The funeral OF Hon. Abbott Lawrence took place
10 Boston Wednesday. Flags drsped II mourning
were exhibited from the newspaper offices. State.
House. Faneuil Hall. City Hall, and the shipping
In the harbor. The New England Guards, OF
which the deceased was an honorary member, dis
played the national coiors In mourning.
TIE Merchants Exchange, Reading 70 m, the u-
surance Offices and some of the courts. were clio
sed, bells were tolled, minute guns fired and bust
ness generally suspended.
The body OF Mr.. Lawrence, after the post NOR
tenn examination had been concluded. was placed
Ia Ice, where 1t remained until early yesterday
morning, wheo 1t was taken out preparatory to
burial The coffin was of mahogany, covered with
back cloth The only ornaments were the usual
silver studs, and three heavy silver handles on
each side. Several bouquets, tssteiuily arranged,
we're placed On the top OF the coffin. The follow
Ing gentlemen acted as pail bearers: Edwd
Everett, Hon VIM S,urgis, Hon. Robert C Win.
throp, Hon Judge Sprague. President Walker OF
Harvard College, Hon. Nathan Appleton, Hon.
David Sears. The long concourse of mourners
followed and occupied the body of the church
Rev. DR., Loshrop performed the funeral servi.
The procession numbered about s5 carrisges
and was Fl snked On either eide by the First Regi-
nent of Infantry The workmen from Chickering's
Disno-iorte establishment appeared, aud numbered
a 1out two hundred Following the mourners were
forty three gentlemen 10 carrsges, who have been
cierks In Mr.. Lawrence's employ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-25

- TO CLOSE the remainder of
our Summer stock, we will sell 1t at much
reduced prices We Determined to sail it ALL IL
nossible, to make room for our extensive supnlv Of
from the North. r
Ladies will please call at once aud supply them.
selves and their families for the remainder of the
sessJn, while they going off 40 cheap at the Me.
uopontap, lol Main ST.. next to X. N. Zlmmerman's
au 70 CHAS. g. MAURICE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31

UyIAvFuL MARRYING A CLERGYMAN SEsf TO
Prison AT Oxford England, rec. nty, the Rev John
Aliep Giles ID. G. l. was indicted tor marrying a.
ppe snopical hours aud making false entry ID the
reoister Dr. Giles il appeared, WA man Of great
literary srtanments, who spent much OF his time In
stuoy The parties married were young woman IN
hi. service to a shosmshsr Ut tue v1sgeW Damp.on.
Nv the lawe 10 marriage Gin take place before eight
O'Clock in the morning; but he had married them at
half past six, sitbout lcense or banus, and had
mace en',y in the register OF tbs marriage having
taken place two days before He bad sent pl'eous
ais 10 the Bishop Of Oxford stating that be had
cred in ignorance of the law and oeriog if the prose-
cution we're foregone, to do any penance thai might
be imposed On the trial It wss proved nat Df. cues
bso be- the nesrs of getting Me- aud Mrs. Prss oat
Of the way they having sailed to Australia the doctor
having paid their passage money
The jury found VERDICT OF guilty but recommend
ed The pIisoDer to mercy; and In addressing the
very hard at The rate of twelve hours day publish
pp the 81 Gent records of tho country l2O volumes
were TIE result Of bic labors His study hsd been 90
great that he frequently did not know what he was
Going. Lord Campbell the presiding Judge, sen
fenced BIN TO imprisonment, without hard labor, fol
twelve montbe. Boston Traveller.
Tur PORTLAND ApyERrIsER.-M Mr.. Stephen T.
Clarke o. ntleman long aud favorably kno sn to the
fraternity of this City zee, has Gently
be come Associate Editor and part proprietor OF ihe
GUS and il fuential journals in the Eastern States
Mr.. CLARKE was for many years attached to The Nea
York Expre", and we may be supposed to speak
pDderstardintly, therefore, when we cay, that the
ability and uDremittipg industry he exhibited in that
come ctioD, cannot but make him valuable acquis
ton TO The bdcrtittr. His long experience in the
editorial ranks here coupled with nstur Il aptitude
for the business details Of daily Journal are
TO win for him. in the new field OF his abors the re-
ward which certainly waits on qualifications of thai
character. IN. Y. Express.
John NJ. Hsyes, employed in a turning establish
m. Mt at Unaola Forks OtsegO County, was terfibl,
| injured on the 23d March, by having his arm caugh
| by a belt which drew him on to three and hal
| ircb square shaft which was revolving $50 times PEI
minute His limbs and ribs were badly broken, bu
| be was alive at the lsst accounts
The extensive manufactures Of Straw Goods II
Wrentbsm, Mass, owned by Foett & Rand Of Bos
ton, we're totally destroyed by fire % the evening
/
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-31
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

'SENATE...ALBASY,M March 81, 1855.
The bill for the better protection OF mechanics and
others erecting buildings in NewYork. was ordered to
Nv. Ga cssno ...~,N.ys
Mr. HOPKINS reported bill IN relation TO SER
vices of legsl process in foreign corporations.
Mr. BROOKS utrodu Led bill in relation 70 the
esch. at, d ls,ds Of + Lesre.
Mr. HlTCHINS introduced bill 70 continue the
Sixtb-sv., Brooklyn
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing Marine MutuA Insurance Company Of
New York to increase their capital; TO incorporate
the Yonk.rs Voter Company; 10 prevent the gen.
ersl Bank Law Banks from making laws on toeir
cstiial stock; smepdiug the several Banking Laws
10 the circulation Of Bopds and Mortgages.
The report # the Select Committee on the lem
peraDce bill Was calleduP
Mr. HOPKINS moved to amend so a. 10 allow the
importer 10 ell IN the original packages II not less
than l6 gslloDs. Carried.
YEAs-Bsrnaid, Bar, Broobs Crosby, Dickinson. Ieds.
Hebccch HopAss Lansing Pratt, Spencer, storing WINK
ElYs-Bi,hop Bradford Butts. CLARK, Dsntorh, 0sod-
win Haley, Hutebiu', wslker, Wilisms-l2 .
Mr.. HUTCHlNS offered an amendmsnt to submit
the law to the people. Lost Yess, BAR, Crosby,
Hutchins, Pisti SpeD er, Storing, foet. Mas, is'
The bill was thsn ordered TO third reading WIN
out q couLt.
The House bill requiring butter tubs and hrkina
ano cheese boxes 20 be naked by inc manufacturer
with his AID v eigbt Of articles, was loet. MOTION
10 r.copsider the vote wss laid on the table.