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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-27
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NE w FIX EtGHl "A NF NJ EMEN1
Between Worcester T. N. Y.
Commercial Line OF steam tr0pellert
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
AL TIME IS HOURS
Goods Transported BetWeen Worcester ana Nem YOrl
as Low, and With E4uGt Despatch by any other Line
THE BOATS OF THIS sLINE ,zu
win leave Providence, from FoxPoint, E
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, d FRIDAYS, All
New York on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, sArUR
DAYS, until further
Freight taken for New Yors, at reasonable rates.
This Line connects. by arrangement with the Daiy IL
land Line OF Propeers between New York and Philade
pha, and the Semi Weekly Inland Line to BALTIMORE
Ill times. When ths inland open. Goods will b,
TAKEN at Providence r Philadelphia at cents per fool
and for Baltimore at per foot Usual time between
Providence and Philadelphia 40 hours and between New
York and Baltimore, 40 hours is-
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarde
from New York by any other lines directed at cui
rent rates.
For further information, apply TO W. n. J0URDAN
Office Of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co., Isaa
odel, Pier No ID N. H.; or w. p Williams "A Broad
way, New York. or 70
q BCRFuM, Agent, foot Of South Main St
bspt z. 1854. d&wu Providence.
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'o"hAfAN ROUSE
IT, kICHMONn VIRclSIA

eided in .1sss nsvins changed propristors with de-.
to toe tis,sii1a. rs how confidently reeommend.d
uossosa ned there ample and comfortable ace nm.
.tos .,,v IA location is prove ybislly pissssnt~snd
pfsp,lsto. which, with the liberal hand OF Hs ne
pace nqst nder IL the favorite hou.e of the
f4s a, s,p ,aiiy to the lovsrs of quist rest. The
Ta1 isss iasauy farnished, siry and comfortsbir
kst al ID. Ven supplied with whatevsr the mar
ksthD. /. .ne servants polite and seeommo Oh asbrr.
siissi. .a,s,ntins 70 mako IL ons Of the most a..
'hs city. aa2I
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r tOMMIssIONER'S OFFICE CHES-

~ TEhFlELu C. II AUGUST Is, l855-Pur-
suant 10 decree of the Circuit Court OF Chestelied
uaty; in the case of VIM w. Akin, Executor,
al ainst Robert Akin and wife and others pronoun.
cs on the 5th day of May 1855 have appointed the
~ daY OF September next at imy office as the time
eHd ace, for taking an account of the estate real
81 pc Isonsl. of the said VIM w Akin. and Of the
otots thereof Also an account of the annual ant
ABSOLUTE vsue of the land and slave Pleasant devise
0, ths VIII OF E!eszar Clay to the ssId VIM. w.
Atiu, and also TO or quire what would be CONNIE.
t@nt provision for the defendspt Lavinia Akin.
SSen uader my hand al Commissoper of the
tsid Court the day and year first aforesaid
hu 25-lswsw w. w. r. COGBIIT, Com,r
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THE HIDDEN PATH;
NOVEL.
BY MARION HARLAND, OF RICHMOND, VA
One Elegant 12m0. uOl , 434 paSes-Price 81 %.

Tho extraordinary success of Miss HarlaBde
Alone "-Junning through edition after edition,
witt great fspdi,y-re published in England with a
sill lager satetaps ated into the French and GEL
man languages with marked success-is pc, hsrs the
best evidence OF the originality and popularity of
writings la the Language of eminent CRITIC
"she may hencefoith take rank among the mos. sue
css,f1l nCvel.sts in the United states"
Those who h.ve read 'Alone'-snd those who
have not shoudwill be interested and gratif I'd to
know. th.t new book by Vlrsinisls gifted suthor.
,Bs entitled The Hidden PATH Is now ready
Beautifully ss Marion + arand has woven the threads
OF life IN other romance and sope-she Is q post ess
OF rare fehoity-we are safe In predicting that her
work will surpsss all her previous efforts IN fine
delinegton, briisncy and power. and that Mr. Der
BY will be called upon to record it on his books
one of the most popular and succeesfu of modern
literary Issues, Since reading Alone shall i'm
Patiently await the appearance of The Hidden
P.th.'"-N. Y Epening Mirror.
j. C. DERBY, Publisher, ll9 Nassau st , N York,
nd tor s.ls by all booksellers aud news agents
su 2i-eod2t
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Corrsspondsnce Of the Dispatcb
Sickness in Virginia Passmore HiIEiamsou-
Mortality, &c

Sickness IN VaTginaa Passmore WiIEiamsO7,-
Mortality &c
PHILADELPHIA, Aueust26
The Committee of Relief tor the Virginia suffer
ers have, up 10 eleven O'clock remitted ten tnou-
sand dollars. In addition to this. they have also
sen: on one hundred ounces of quioine, one lot of
assorted drugs, and thirty boxes o lemons. Ell F,
Worl, M. d., having volunteered his services, has
gone on TO aid the sick.
A letter was presented to the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday by the physician OF Passmore
Williamson, Or Wilsoo) asking that Mr.. Will.
Hanson should be transferred to the Debtors'
Apartment The Court referred the matter 10 the
Marshal, with directions TO provide such place of
cor fnement as be might hink the health of the
prisoner required.
There were 291 deaths here during the week, of
which 80 were of consumption
The examination of DR.. Felger, charged with
malpractice, is continued and excites much inter-
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PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT In the city of Provi-
deDce, Rhode Island, during the twelve months
ending February 18th, 1854, while under volup-
teer fire department. the number of fires was 1873,
aud the aggregate losses thereby S347, 1863. Duripg
the year ending February 28:h, 1855. the city as
under paid fire department, and the number of
fires was 50, the whole amount of losses being
S63 S4l
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NOTICE.-A Letter Box has been pla-
1S eed at the Livery Stable Of Mr. N Lip
ornbe, On 2ud, Broad street, in Rchn ood
where persons may order any article produced on
tn. Fs m, such IS MILK, 6HEAF OATS, CLOVER
HERDS GRASS ard TIMOTHY HAY, WHEAT
STRAW, CHAFF, WOOD, &c.
Il mSJ be useful to those who have Wood or Goal
Ashes other Mshores, to know that my wagor
tr aaTts can seneratly remove them, when sccess-
Lie, without delay
.ddre,s as above by note. Or through the Post Or
tc', postage paid. N. r. BOWE
= sgDoha, 9th Aus., 1876 su i0-law4t
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MEAT CHEAPER.-The New York Times 10 re-
]oicing In the knowledge that for entire year. or
since the drought of 1854 there has not been such
al abundant supply Of good meat in New York as
there 10 now. The price OF beeves fell In the New
York market on Wednesday from halfto one per
pound. There was also similar decline at Boston
last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

ANNEXATION OF PLATTE CouNrY.-The Kansas
Herald of the l7th instant reiterates 10 the most
positive manner its former assertion that project
10 on foot TO annex Platte county. Mo, by purchase
to Kansas Territory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

GovERNoRsHIP OF EUrAw.-Brigham Young is
merely acting as Governor of Eutah till q success
or Is appointed, Col Stepsoe having, In effect de.
cliued the appointment
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MARY WILLIAMS BROUGHT BACK Mary Will
lisms and her American born child, who were sent
back from Boston to Ireland some months since
against her will. was brought back In the ship
She was brought back at Mr.. Trains expense, who
was Indignant that che was carried away in the
manner she was, and declared that hereafter his
packets should not be turned Into prison ships.
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IN OST BEAUTIFUL AND VALTJA
vi BILE COUNTRY GEhT % % IOII axnn1r.

foR SALE-The subtcribers are authorised to sell
1hst n mOs beautiful country sest two miles West If
h'chmond. now in the occupancy Of Ii. B. Dickin.
pesu'lioi piece Of Tin1beIsd land The dwelling il
new, Is Isrse aud elegantly finished, and possesses
tsss sscommo dation that may be desired. The out
use Of the place
ee cleared land IL Of red cay soil, at in high
s. .s,e OF inptoS sment Fhe place will be divided to
an. PURCHASERS, plat Of which c.n be seen at our
Ihse F'rsops dip 1sed to purchase are respsetfuI.
Tis9ussted to view the same
oG-6t GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

The ONO AND MIsnssIpPI RAILRoAp-Trsins
on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad commenced
running again ON Thursday last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

GUANU.-We are now receiving our
W Fa supplies OF best PERUVIAN GUANO-
Ala. MEXICAN GUANO and SUPER PhOS
PLATE oF LIME. All of which are offered Oh
! barsl terms by
{ iv 24-lsw5w HUGH w. FRY SON.
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Corresp ondence of the Dispatch.
MHttny-MortaIity- Masonic Physician assault.
ed-Liquor Lam

CORRESPONDENTS of the Dispatch
Mntiny- Mortality y-Masonic- Physician Assault.
ed-LiqUor Lap
NEW York, Aug. 26,
The crew OF the bark Orion Capt Stevens living
below Governors Island, and bound out, mutinisd
last evening. The captain applied TO the cutter
washington tor assistance, and the ofiicer of that
vessel queiled the mutiny by putting six men In
irons The men allege that hey received bad
reatment.
The city continues remarkably healthy, the DEATH
during the past week numbering 585 namely 81
msn, 81 women. 246 boys, and 228 girls, exhibit
Ing decrease o. 4S ss compared with the mortality
of the week previous Of consumption there were
IL fatal cases
The Ancient Order of Freemssons seems TO be
getting into trouble, as 1t appears from nanifesto
just issusd by Holland Lodge No of This city, In
which their secession from the Grand Lodge of the
State is defended by committee of ten, on yari-
Gus grounds.
DR. r. +. Thrall, the well-known "yasatarisn +"
was assaulted by rowdies on Thursday morning.
and seriously beaten As he was not robbed The
assault Is supposed to be the result of malice
according TO the returns furnished the County
Clerk, only six persons have taken out licenses un
der the new liquor law in this city. Four of the
number report having sold to O6l persons and
l,oo4 declared that they purchased for medicinal
purposes. One lady purchased six bottles of bran
dy and one bottle of gin Ia less than one month -
vi course all OF 1t was taken only as medicine
The Board OF Health of Jersey city on Thurs.
day, Instructed the health committee TO take the
requisite measures to Intercept at quarantine the
corpse OF former resident of that city, who had
died OF yellow fever at New Orleans, and which
Is now on It's way, and expected 10 arrive soon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

lyl BLY, LOCATED RESIDENCE ON 7rH.
NORTH OF LEI0H H STREETS, FOR SALE
and admirably located residence of Mr. w g. DaI-
dIdge situated on the West line of 7th street. about
100 hsnds North Of Leigh street.
The house has bean built within the last years.
has tooms. With f'e places to Of them. beside. !.
Kitchen stable; &c, and 10 supplied With gas and
thoroushly repaire aud are now 10 the most com
pists order. 1t L. only necessary TO examine the
premieea to be sstisded of their comfors and accom-
modation. sFf sssa saset.ss *f -
The terms Of payment will BIS very accommodating;
and II preferred. good interest paying Stocks VIII Do
tah~n In psyment
& II Possession given immediatsly. q pply 70
an n al GODDIN APfERsON
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VIRGINIANs IN PARIs.-Among the Virainians In
Paris, at last dates, we're X Eppes, w May, Mrs.
General w. Scott, Mrs. Dr. R. Il. Cabel and Mas
Gibson
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

1U. SHAY HOkHE.-Strsyed from
66 the Court acsss q asssseo county, aboat
il the forehead aud hath hind fest white other
sesrs cr lnsrks sbcut her remenooro1 liborai e.
Coalt Hosse Of Hsniieo. 81 a...s-..-.-.-- d.. Las
2Ay e-ts q. w. .3fMbE9LAkB.
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RY J. A. CowARDM,

n. ;s,:s WEE e ps,:ss
asn.,ssr asn veekiy. Price for mailing. ~ . year -
'eyseW Tss WEEKLY DISPATCH L. Issued every IN
In Ins,S nailed to subscribers at u persunuu.
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2On ACRES OF LAND In CHEs

Ts.,UUTERFIELD, ON MANCHEsTERTURS.
IT. fouk MILES FROM MANCnESTER-
va, ssf, bets are authorised to sell 200 acres of
utss t on the South side OF the Manchester turn
f.,f,, ~ 10, miles from Mar bester, adjoining the
ctb, ~ @esfs w. A. Cooke. Rich'd Whitehead and
en-, non OF the land is well wooded, and psrt
"a es eslps ioms fac meadow Apply 10
0OnDIk & APFEBsON
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BUFFALO AND NEW York CRY RAILROAD
A Patchin. Esq., the Receiver and Lessee of the
Buffalo aud New York City Railroad, has leased
1t to the New York and Erie Railroad Company,
possession to be given on the 1st of September.
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II 00n CASKS NO. UNSLACK-
l4OOO ED ROoKLAND LlAk-new y lane
=. sna Tnm fos ~. ~ hv SeAoosi S.SSI0Gi01nE Co
q ~ E-SeT a4 - sS o. tbs Dock.
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VALUABLE REAL, EsTATE -,

' seo9eGbLE REAL ESTATE ON
rBIVATEC STREET, AND THE DOCK. AT
Of b 5rrow.S ALE.-Beiug compelled to psy q sum
for sale siihs, unexpectedly called 10, efer
sdoIoiEx at :, house IN which reside, with the
tho rroeasss hsf acre lot on the Dock adjacent To-
sn 2i-.s DsP0t OF the York River RAILROAD.
Ara
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FAIR AT DoYLEsrowN. Pa fair now pro.
crossing at DE- CyestowD, Pa seems to abound In all
the humbuggery for which the North is SO ceebra.
ted. Twelve babies were on exhibition, aud He
len Eckhart of Eastop, took the first prize of $500
Friday, twelve ladies entered on the race course,
among whom were three professional riders from
Philadelphia and Boston. Misc Mary Ann Roberts.
Of Doylestewn. took the first premium. One of the
young ladies, Miss Howard, was thrown over her
horses head which. considering there were 80 900
persons present must have been highly gratifying
10 herself and friends.
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@1GA NEW AND SPLENDID

HEDS3A NEW AND SPLENDID
orr POSITION LINE or
sTAGES-Through from Richmond. Petersburg.
Baltimore, Washington and Aiexandria, to White
Sulphur and Sweet Springs In II days. and Salt Sal
phur In days. It7rtsE GF4 40 a4e
On and after the 1st day ofJuly next we will run
daily line Of four horse coaehes from the terminus
Of the Virginia Central asiiroad to the Rocsbridse
Alum Springs. and to the White Sulphur Sprines
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs with branch
TO the Aii-Healins Spnngs.)
Passengers leaving Richmond In this morning train
Of cars, win reach Rockbidge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning At
day light and arrive at tho Sweet and w hite 1ul.
phur Springs early In the evening s. =
Having all new, first class coaches, fresh teams
selected with great care. and accommodating drverA
we feel assured We extend to the travelling pub
lie such facilities for and comfort hsve
before been offered secured on this line q i
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
to any of the above named Springs, be obtained
of any of sgents who win always be found q the
Railroad depots Of those places
Extra coaches will BE- furnished at all times, vheh
desired HAhAAN BROWN,
nay % @ll ~ 10 ts# " 49, LPropristors.
Rates of Fare Ia conneetion ,pth the Yivginio Cssssl
Raieoad, BY Haysdn sRd BvoOn's Stage tfss
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Honios frsm the United Ststss Hossl
to Governor street, besWeeu MAi.s
and franklin, being central and convenient losA-
ton He rsturns many thanks 20 his friends ind var
trous for past favos and hepes they viii lad - eon.
ysnsnt 70 sxtehd their professional salis Willis he
viii sndeavor TO mort the same b kseping in.
formed OF whsteyer 10 and ussfu psEssanieH -
the sei@nsa. my tl-1tm
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flrHE FAvORITE AUTHORIZES OF
l. TIE SOUTH
NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF ALONE"
FIRST EDITION, 10, ,0oO COPIES NOW READY.
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FALL RACES.
n HA 6s BROAD R ROCK

- kAGSA ~.tzs nnOAO9 Is u u Is
SS NE NssSiissssss1Ta isss, III ...s Ms.r, as.s..
ocfob.r. lass ma ase srseaa MONDAY N
FIRST TIDAY-M0NgAY. ost s.--A swes,se,as
ioI aii ases; fsuF mile bss.s tour more to naIs
haiffsrfsit- 'Clsssd q Jane .ishtss fsiis.ias )
Mr. VIM q. 0ibbons nsmes b. n. 'fhilo, BY BGsrs.
nsI, out Of Csssandss four years old. sss ,s,sts
Mr. Towlss nsmss sh. m Cordslis Read, By wss.
neI. out of Msdora. FIVE years Old flf IsfsgEgy0.
out of H.dsrs four s year. q" esd sn's y ssa'
:. Mr. -. goh1 m csn6esl names sh. q. FlorAs, by wss-
nel H. o1s IoSn ., AnD en- WstsDn ey oisacos
Mr. Jsruss Tally psmess Z. 0ne-Eys Joe, by
a,d Inee george out OF kessesrs dam. seven ysais
Mr. b. r MsGrstb nsmes sh b. Sam Letcher. bv
|.s,nsl. e, 70 ont & Of Medoe mare, four year: DID, -
out OF Minstrefs dam. seven years old. zssS : ~
Mr.. Calvin Green nsmes CD b Frankfort, By Glen
coz out OF May Morris, four years ol6. -
ME- A. Cheatham narees --- s.i-E. ss34zz - Vol
SECOND oAY-TUEsDAY.-As sweep.tste fox
closed with the following suSse.iSsrs: '' ns. ""A
David Mcdaniel names T. By Regent, dam By
.sn. csss'51% ssm and lanes Tally names As
~ Calvin Green nsmes b. 8. b. seversisn, dam Ann
!. THIRD DAY YAwEDNEsDAY.- Joei.vs c,.a
fuFss Foif ~, sSh 5hrss r NILE sss,. -, "a :
Palss Slc0, tro mile he ats "a = zI -
SIXTH DAY-SATURpAY- -Prop,ietor's Pur,e
SSoo three mile heats for handicap race ffes Tor
norses only that hsvs started In some fsoe 6urns the
week. .e"e-s s1s
The following stakes are prcpossd: 34sis - 9a3
AY DAY "A swee pstaks for three year o,d colts ssd
airssi snsfssss sson bali forfsiss sls hssss
icr four.yssr old colts and asg $500 snfrancs, hall
forfsit two mile hsats. - = - - --'''s','
fiFLa pAY-FRl0AY.-Asv svsepstsks for three
,e 7. -=rfr
SECOND RAcE-sAME DAY-A svsepstak.
lot untried threeJeaf old cols and lliee. ol6O A.
tysDce half forfeit; mile heats
ALI the above stalker to name and close lat Sen.
ana CALVIN GREEN. prop,r
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
sxceeds considerably that OF sllth Da.iyrapers Of
Rlahmond combined.
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WooLEN FACTORIES IN MAINE.-The Lewiston,
Me-, Falls Manufacturing Company have expended
In cash during the last four weeks upwards of
$40 600 for wool, and mostly for wool grown in
Maine. The SsbbattisviIle woolen factory 10 about
being started again
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Alexandria, Sunday.
Judge B. w. Finnell, OF Kentucky, died of cho.
iera on the l9lh.
A county In Kansas has been named Wise, after
the Governor elect of Virginia.
The city OF Cincinnati has contracted for the
building OF four steam dre engines for iis own use
DR.: Simon, Army Surveyor at Fort Riley. during
the cholera there recently died of that disease at
Fort Leavenworth.
The first new cotton received In Columbia 0. c., on
ftday--middlins faiI-- sold stl2i cents. 89
Whits mans paper mill. near Nashville. Tenn, was
burned on the 21d inst. ~.
The receipts Of new cotton In New Orleans, up to
came time last year.
The Msnphis Enqui. er and Mobile Register. hoiet
she name OF Millsrd Fillmore for the nsxt Pfssl.
dsuey. E 3
Mlsx xats Rsyaolds u Staying h AosrsaL
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SPECIAL NorIoE.-PersOns in want OF
the PATENT SELF SEALING CAN for prsssrv-
leg should hand in their orders without delay, a.
the demand is likely to be very extensive.
Another sup oily will be received early next week
when tn Sc who have ordered, will be supplied.
zpply to GEO. }: sUMNER,
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- n
DO ALL YE DIsPEPTics Al who
suffer from headache, siddie ess, neryousus,s. lov
;p,nss dimnem OF vision. bad taste ID the mouth
resalar or deficient appsfte, soidisy. e. rfforn
eosI,ivseness DO DO can be promptly ressered 70
BENNETT BEERS, and Dfusssts evsIxwhse:
orders hiled BY sddre ssing -I7l177' Z HI -
e3dFI- - a.a 4 Riehmond, ys.
lowers DUkE's DAeURRREorYprs.
are still 70 be had at IS9. Main street Aa
We have several late improvements In the AIT. to
which we invite particular attention. - :"
Sosson ouics for sale By :. ,n,.... .tl -oea
To THE CITIZEN Worms OF DtsrRror
red in the eiee OF Constable in said Distrea b,s
S.se nost rsspeetfuiy TO announce N SseH q. eandi
ua.e Ior the once which 10 to be filled bv an e1ec-
IDn 10 % neid on the seth inst Shodid Il BE- yeur
pleasure, therefore to elect me- pIefsa mxseif tn
use my very best efforts to discharxs the dnsias ot
sne same With promPtness and fidelity, hsyiu be an
p; 9s iou YEAR past s.'ociats Night
Iolce OF ths city Of Richmond trust shsH ha
aba to give general satsfaeton In gard TO the r.
=, .,A;gss .k,e:;ggscstiuily, JAMES W. READ.
RosooE B. HEATH, Attorney at Law
Richmond. Va practices In the Courts Of tbe cifr OF
Henyico.G 81 sas5 = j. sAa sssa
- Office Northeast corner of Main and 1l,b ,ts
Entrance ON l1th q ...3 au i6--ims
A CARD.-Ths subscriber, an exper1.
s1eed Practitioner Of Medicine, Surgery ma 0bets
trisl. having located on Broad street. shrss door
st;ssn ~ onsrs s professional services to she
as has devoted mssh time and attention to th.
.assy nssy q rs sr.sss, :, e sns . the treat
~ S-em& RIcH;O g. CxUTE0RH n n
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KANSAS As A STATE We notice that in the Kan.
sas legislature a resolution has baen offered to
the effect that a convention be called to frame a
constitution prior to Kansas being admitted into
the Union. l, sets the fret Monday in October
as the day on which the polls should be opened
and the people are TO vote Convention" or "no
Convention" on that day. Ii tbs msjority are ia
favor of convention, provided this resolution
passes, we may expect a petition from Kansas to
be admitted as state at the next session of Con-
gress.
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fection of SlMONS' pictures are admitted Nv all
Who are competent to judge. The Zognsphoscops
glves life to the picture. Go and se II. an 21