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~ z rd NEW Ak q, c :oat

~ NEW AND COM-
NI:.ACCOMMODATION xRAIN-Op and
AFTER this dav, the Accommodstion Tfain a. this
Company VIII b run dsily fssnAays insluasd) Be.
tween MiLF0nD and RfCHA0ND, leavisa Mi.
.otd g q O'Clock II, stopping ct the Cottage for
DIesxIsss and arriving Ia Richmond ct ~ a. u
hetusnipg. viii leave Riehmond ct Up. n ana
sry point each way.
BY this arrangement persons resiaiss on the line
OF the road can 6ftend Divine service In Iichmond
emit hour. 1a4T - = =
Fare the same % on the Nail Trains, which cannot
be expeetsd to stop ct any Point hefween Nilf,rl
and Richmond, except ct the Cottage
SAMUEL RUTH.
Agent OF transportation.
Richmond Juoe g. la5S I a. 9e
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| PURCHASER WANTED-For
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
LNTIGORATING COMPOUND.
DIR. ]. 9. ROSES
lof PhiIedalnhiaN

NV1GoRATiNG COMPOUND.
(of Phiisdelphia1
CELEBRATED
SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PURIFIER.
as Spring and Summer 1sasyatiee Medicine and In
vigordtiag Driak, e las 10 esuaI
1t puriies and enriches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels;
Carries off all secretions and humorG
Cleanses the skin of all efuptionE
Gives appetite, bloom and vigor;
Strengthen. end invigorates the constitution;
Makes the skin soft, smooth and natural
Expels Pimples, Bois and Sores;
Cures Scrofus and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy. Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the system;
Builds up a weak state of body;
Ailsys nervous affections and enlivens the spirits
ture exhsusting and facilitating it particularly
recommended. Indeed, IL makes the weak strone q;
causes, soon have color. bloom and health. AZ a
summer drink it Is exhilarstins refreshlng stimu-
stns and epvsninE Persons osns ana OLD
its immediate beneficial Effects.
Quart Bottles 81; small bottles SO For sale by
Alex'r Duval, Duval & Nertos. j. D. v God, VIM.
P Ladd, 8. N. Zschrssos. g. Z. sexs,o a I'd Bennett
ap as-FMaw&ci.-..
A LII PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC
IA In BOTTLES l2A. Is AID so cents
Pain Is the forerunner Of disease, ours the pain
and you check the disease.
DIR. J. 3. ROSES PAIN-CURER
10 truly the wonder of the age cures pain in
time than it requires to geta physician.
1t cures Toothachs in q minute!
Cures Cramps, or Pain 10 the Stomach and Bowels.
Cures stiff neck and sweled face from a cold.
Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Cures Sprains. Bruises, Scalds and Burns.
Cures Corns and any pains in the feet.
Cures Ague and Jumps in the Breast instantly.
Cures Ear ache Ia q few minutes.
Cures Pain in the Sides, Limbs or Back.
Cures Ague and Chilis and Fever.
This is no humbug medicine. but 1t 10 made by a
regular physician of thifty-fve Year, practice in
Phiiadelphia where every family has it In uss and
family should be without q bottle in csse of &C.
cdent sudden sickness 1t is used inter nally and
externally, always giving immediate relief Ii this
Pain Curer could speak. it would excsim
"Whst most medicines take whole months to slay,
l make my cures in half summers day"
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett
Beers, A Bodeker, Q. A; strecker. Patterson y
9, M. Zschrisson, s.P. Sempls, and w. P. Lsdd,
Richmond M 14-fmA wcifts
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BREAK IN TAE UaA.IPLAIN CANAL --Tae rain
storm OF Friday, caused q serious break 10 tia
Chapiaia Canal, near Schuylervilie, NJ Y. The
water n sde breach around the north side of the
north pier VI tbs qleduct, through the TOW Ing
path aud at last accounts the mason VOL ,as
giving away. The probabilities were that tae pier
would be swept away, 10 which event /, will take
week or two for repairs
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RAKGAINS.-Just received at GOLE-
cts: 500 Dmity Bands at shilling. q 6oz eYtra an
per Ladies' White Hose at l2sc 600 pr Black Twist
ed Mitts at SO cts very great sacrice 800 Leather
Belts at 10 OTIS; lot extra heavy Children's White
Hose at 10c; $50 Needle worked Collars to be sold
at most any price; Embroidered Hdkfl. at S7k and
very handsome Infants Waists: all sizes We cheap
Sleeves, Cambria AMI Swiss Ban6sy Inside Cepss;
Fans; Port monna'es; Figured Swiss and Dotted
auction, at very low prices, persons rely get
ting great bargains by calling at
GOLDSMIT's Cheap Store,
Ia % No 205 Broad at
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SPRING HARDWARE Subscri-
~ bers respectfully invite the attention of country
mershants, Sadders and others. to their extensive
RY. GUNS. STEEL and SADDLERY, just received
from the manufacturers of England and America
The Goods have been selected with care and pur.
chased mostly for cash. Hence we have no hesita-
rion in assuring our friends who have hitherto ia
generally, that their supplies of Goods may be had
from us on az good terms as from any other house in
the country. SMITH Il ROBERTS.
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HERIEF'S SALE OF RATTO1D
~ STOCK.-By virtue OF an order of tLs cir,uit
Count OF the City of Richmond, entered on ,ha 9Th
June iSa5. 10 the suii of Miehis Robertson Ynd ais
r MIiigsn Martins. will proceed to seII AZ
auction on the Sd jay at the front dsor Of Ams
rican Hotel, In the city OF Richmond comIaer sing at
Stock. A"'u
Terms OF SALE-Cash.
THOMAS w. boswell.
Je ~ Sheriff and Commissiunsr.
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ARRIVAL OF SECRETARY DAVIS

WAsHIsGToS. june 26-Secretarv Davis
arrived here from his visit from Mississ;n M;
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THE STEAMEp paIr1c

NEW YORK, June 26.-We have no tidino,
OF the Baltic yet, now in her tenth ds,
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ENFORCEMENT OF THZ NEW LroUoR Law IN N
YoRK Mayor Wood has issued proclamation to
the public 10 regard to the liquor law He says he
shall be guided by the opinions of the District At
torney and the Corporation Consel until the cour
gives a contradictory decision To the police he
recommends and cautions discretion, and tells
them that they must not seize foreign liquors or
make arrests Tor the sale OF the same, except upon
swarTant issued by competent ma gistrate upon
testimony other than their own
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DICHMOAD FEMALE INSTITUTE

RICHMOAD FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IN The Aanual Address helors the Philomatheas
aotivsred on TUESDAY NIGHT, the seth lnse., hY
Hsv. JeHn a. 0aoADus Of chAslsstssvi.ls. Is ths
Sscoad R.rtist Church
The Yirst Asnual Com snoenset Of the InseitntN
q, 4 the (3rsdastapa ExsscissA Will occur o. WE'D.
NEsDAY NfGaT. the 9Th. q ths 1isse oeasi<
TIC sub. Il srs repseifsliy iasiseS % stssrd
al 81, j. A-2s
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TWO BRICK Trrrsrru I

In STRAY HORSE The subscriber,
- on Fnday ls:t. tool up on Ii. lsrn o. NJ.
ss;y IN Chsseerasla county. abost II miles from
~ sity. stray HOkoE., The Horne Il 1ark bey
ss.ain9 With hissk lega maas asd tail ssd hss Z
oossrsseis scar In the fcrshsa1 sbovs the eyes,
Ene owner e reeusstsd 20 como forward vFovc prc
p - asa ssss bio sway. The Hoess can % found
J. 4--Stt WV w aunrp.0r
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MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
N4 ON THE CORNER OF CLAY AND SAD
STs.. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-WilI be sold on
FRIDAY afternoon, the 18th june 1855, on the pre-
misses, commencing at A O'Clock, that really most
fronting the North side of Clay street 66 feet
ming back $50 feet to alley and under rent at
$50 per apnum for one year, from LIST September
next
TERMs-One-thirdc cash. balance at and months,
for negotisble notes interest added and title retain
ed till last note 10 paid.
The taxes for the present year to be paid by the
purchaser.
js Is G0DDIN & APPERSON. Aucts.
Immediately after the above, will be sold
three handsome Building Lots on the West Hoe of
4th street between Leigh and Clay sts, fronting to-
se.her SGT feet and aiming back 100 feet.
TEaMs-Same above
je27 GODDIN APPERSON, Auets s
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HANDSOME NEW DWELLING ON
1lCLAY STREET, WEST OF CLAY STREET
CHAPEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wil be
sold on FRIDAY afternoon, the 29th day of June,
1855 on the premises comm encing at O'Clock. the
newly erected framed dwelling. located as above,
is remarkably well built, has good rooms, besides
the outbuildings &c
TERMs.-One-fourth cash. balance at three six and
nine months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and title retained till last note paid Taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
ia22 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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REMOVAL Tho Washington Star has every
reason to beisye that an order went from tbs
Treasury Department some days ago, for The re-
moval from the Mobile Custom House of Gen. G.
Bradford WHO Yves one of the delee ates from
Aisbsma to tho recent Philadelphia Know Nothing
National Convention
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HOMMISSIONER'S SALE or I'M

4 OMMlSS1ONEKS s A LIE OF I'M
~ rhOvED REAL ESTATE ON LEIGH eT
At AOCTiON.-Pursusnt to decree of thu Circnit
Soart OF tue city cf Richmond entered lslh june.
aS'' lns cases OF Crenshsw and as Glenn and
subscriber vii, on TUESDAY. Sd July, lis. AZ ~
o,ciock NJ upon the premises. sell BY su ston lot
NO On Leigh, near Adams street. fronting ia "a At
and ID, running back 165 feet to al sllsy. - '''.
IN, gns property proved BY large frame dwell.
tenemsnts occupied by Mira Msrv ,sfior s,3 GrSs
HseI,smsn; and viii be divided according to y nIsn
which VIII be shown ct tina time of sals F
TEhAs:-A credit Of 6. IL aad Is montb.. n, mt.
with good endorssrs. titles to be Retained nan nr
chase monsy il fully paid p1A
fHOS. w. BOSWELL. Rs,..var
TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS, Aucts 40
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NORFOLK ELscTIoN. The election 10 Norfolk,
passed eff quietly Monday. aud resulted In the
election of Hunter woods, Independent a.
Mayor, over VIM Reid, American. by 63 msjority
The Argus thinks that In the Councn, the let and
4Eh wsrda have gone for the Independent ticket
sad The o aud 81 Wards gone for the Americans.
The American majority 10 tho Governors election
was about 400.
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n HAPIT a l. SS5U ,UUU.-COMMEKCI
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofhce at the store of
Quarles l. Brooke, ON 14th street
Depostorsin this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining on deposte six month";
or longer, and FIVE per cent, for shorter time.
VIM. @. PAINE, President.
X. p. BROOKE. Treas ive-ta
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HOUSE AND LOT ON FRENCl

TION-Will be sold ON THURSDAY afte rnoon, { he
28h Jnne, 1855 commencing at O'Clock, Q nest and
comfortable Dwelling for medium sized family.
situated ON East 9Th street, French Garden Hill, q
shors dist North of the beautiful cottage resi-.
dence Of VIM. Richie. Esq.
This house has been erected within the last four
years. and 10 now in excellent order. The lot 10
amongst the most desirable in the neghborhood, en-.
joying extensive view of Richmond and the sor.
rou udine country, with the advantages Of alley,
sufficiently wide FOR the delivery Of fusl at the
of the lot. and communicating with 10th street, the
valley below and the Centrsi Railroad, DC.
TrRMs-One-four cash; balance at 4. 9 and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added. and
title retained till last note IL paid.
JAS 0ODDIN APPERSON. AuctG
r. 8. Immediately after the above sale will be %
some urimproved lots on 10th and other streets -
Terms ~ above. GODDIN APfEksON.
je27 AuctioneeIs.
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF -
~ GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS Having
determined to selI off my whole stock of Clotbins
add Furni. hing Goods, l will offer every thing at
prices to effect sales Ny stock consists of Clothing
manufactured in this city; and Furnishing Goods Of
the best quality-ail of which will be sold out low
Come and take look and be convinced of the fact
that you can save money by making your purchases
OF A. LEVY, SO Main street.
Opposite the st. Charles Hotel
1e 25 Sign of the Red Coat.
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GOFFEE.-250 bags prime green Rio
~ Coffee; 100 bags prime Lsguayra do. In store
for sale by L. II. SKINNER CO.,
ia 70 Cary at
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HOAL-The subscribers are now prepar.
~ cd to furnish Clover Hui COAL It o5 per iosd
They also keep constantly on hand white and red
ash Az thEscite Goal, VI sch sthsy prepared to
furnish good terms - II can BE- purchased in
the city Orders left ct their ose 1t the yard Sd
joining the PetersbuIe Depot, or It their lower Of
ce. c6rner Dock and 18th ste, win be promptly at
tended to WIN. H. DAVIS 4 co.
il 2S-9k
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no YOU REALLY WANT TO BUY
~ BARGAINS well, go to LEWIS Dry Gsed
store No 10 Main street, he is selling off at cost
sno you sure to come out suited Remember
jess LEWIS Is Main At
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AUCTION sArns.
1UTURED17S
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.


BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
TRuSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE -Wii1 h .ciS
"a psIac suction on THURSDAY. the astb inst. Mt
~, s.p s. Z. the Household and Kitchen Furr.
we g me residenes OF the late Mcssy Johusos IN
Aatsnai street, few doors above Bfooke Avecss
leZ-M- JNo WRIGHT. in Trusse".
BY PAYNE & MAYO.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR
= Al z AT AUCT1ON.-will be soId an
THU Y. the 28th June 1855, A. o,cIort p
"a. at ths late residence Of Mrs. E. r. Hswett .rn
ary articles OF Household Furniture, belo psirs to
Te,ms-eash for all sums under Gas !. ov.r ,h.,
sun months for negotiable notes with sood endor
i.es PAYNE 4 MAYO,
!eo Auctionesrs
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
GROCERIES. &C, AT Auction
~ On THURSDAY. 2sth Jane. we win ALI NJ N
CERES, viz: sA' OF oAo-
M k'S t1s sEHsssa'yr. COFFEE
c. fee SUGARS
Re Rsst p wHIsKEY
F.s Ere ss BRAS ssSY
NpHnr; ga, CANDLES; CIGARS; PAPER
Flee Flee. and Extra Green TEAS
BLACK do.
ORANGES and LEMONS, 900 boxes
In,Rms-Under 800. cash; 800 and over. months
!. o. DAvENfoRr. ALLEN CO.,
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S0 BOXES ORANGES; so boxes Lie
w mons; $50 Pine Apples. Just landing pc,
steamer, for sale by
je 26 g. BONAVITA l. CO
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X NIVES AND FORKS, WALTERS,
IN CASTOkS. he for sale BY
les l0l Broad u.
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VALUABLE CHESTERFIELD LAND
FOR SALE.-I am DESTROYS to sell about SO
acres of Land the Manchester Turnpike, about
q miles above Manchester, known a part of Dick
inson's Land. 1t is covered with wood, which will
produce from 40 to so cords per acre.
Any person desiring to purchase, will apply to
GODDIN l. APPERSON. or to
K. J. DICKINSON,
je 26-4t On the premises
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NEW SONGS AND
Pieces FOR THE PIANO.-JAS.
r. hi III WOODaOuSE CO. have lust
v ivad L. ~.sk.. -

Live with Playful Heart by Muller; 25,
/. All Embowered in Blooming Jsssmlns; 25s
me- then a. nowf 25c EaEs0z2 IS
La Varsoyis, A. danced at McEvoy's Academy,
Richmond; 25c. -el1N 3 80
Magnetic Chain POLKA; BY Marcafibon; a5s
Turkish Storm March; 25c.
Variations on the popular ballad az think of thse
at even tides" BY Hunter; 25c - N
Dsiicio.a, or Turkish Polks. Konigsbefs; $50.
Also other popular pieces.
The Lily Of Che Valley; by Peticolas; with bean
tifu. colored vignette; Soc = 80
The Hazel Deli-Sons and Chorus; by wurzel; go
The Beauty schotti.ch; bv Fiasiia; SOC.
Winter Polka; by Wv. Wallace; sOc
Rosebud Polka; by w. ". Wallace; SOC.
The Universal Me dley- Song; by Pierpont; go
1Orders for Music respectfully solicited, and
promptly filled and forwarded upon a. good terms az
any where In the United States. IL 26-2tH
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN G co
BY TAYLOR 4 WTLLI1Ms-

BIZ TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,
REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER.
~ ON JACKSON sTnEcT An AnCs,1HI,
On MONDAY. "a July, ct 81 O'clock, p. III. nncn
t ~ pfsmi.es, VII Be sold House, Tone utory OF
ter on Jackson street. opposite the T.ysrn NJ NJ =
- ,ze,. and occsPied BY Mps. Moody -
The Ioa fronts q feet and runs back 1872 hut.
Isrns-One-third cash. balance ct and 2 mos
with interest added. ard secured by trn st dad
jew TAYLOR WILLIAMs anst.
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IAPANNED TIN TOILET SETS-A
sTE1 Rms 4 PuLLENa.
jas lel 6rsad 81.
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THOMABTON lsIME-A fresh supply
is 'a receives e sD N iii' RsoarHAx / co.
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HAY 800 bales prime HAY, per Schr.
IL J. w. Roach; for sale low from the vessel.
b. 81. WHITLOCK SON
js 26-2t Corner 18th and Gary sts.
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UMP ASTE R.-200 tons Lump
Platter dally expected to arrive, and for sale BY
%. B. BRfDGFORD co.
1. o. On the Donk.
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hELAYS AXE DAN0EK @ u H--IN-
IL SURE YOUR LIFE TO-DAY, TOeMORROW
YOU MAY NEVER SEE since have been act
ing 40 agent foi the New York Life Insurance Com.
pany, Q number of my aequsintancss said thsy in
tended to take out Policy of Life Insuyance to pro-
vide for their wives and children. bat put Of and
among the dead. This Company continues very pros
porous in its business. and has now 90 accumulated
capital Of about 81 coo 600. IL being Mutual In
sursnce Company, all the profits accrue for the bsne.
fit of the insured For explanatory books ana ali
other information, call ct No ms Main It,
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2 ROAD Rect TEL,
- RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

tatl shment into ths basement story Of this HOTEL
apartment commediously aad comfortably ar
esssbfishmsnt shall be confinuslIv supplied With
PURE LIQUOR, CIGARS and TOBACCO, Of the
best brands to be obtained In the RichmonA mar.
tstsl Of which shall be furnished ct prices uaiform
and satisfactory.
4. 25-lw |. "A. 6OODIN.
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Agent and Commission Merchant.
je 2i-2awts metropolitan Hal.
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REERS' CORDIAL BITT X Il b, OR
ID MORNING RE0ULATOR--An innocent re-
freshins exhilsratsng and delicious Beverage pro.
geaee loss Of appetite, lowness Of spits dyspspsa
and all affections Of the stomach and bowels sdSns
from whatever eause-iD paxtina 70 the whole sve.
tenn -Aewsd strength and ugor. FOR sale By
BENNETT 4 BEERS,
fe 2l-d1yif Sole Assnfs.
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HHINA VASES. Motto Cups Of every
~ variety; for tale quite low ct
10 IS STEBBINS T. PuLLENS
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Mr.. COOKIES NEW WORK.
IN A. MORRIS
WILL PUBLISH ON FRIDAY NEXT.
JUnE 18th.
ELLIE, OR THE HUMAN COMEDY.
BY JOHN ESTEN COOKE.
SaPerbly illustrated after desisns By atrothsr.
PRicE $125.
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BOUNTY LAND WAR RANTS
- WAHTED.-I am paying liberal pricss Ia cash
for BOUNTY LAND VARIANTS and SCRIP IT,
sued In lien Of Virginia military warrants.
JAS. r. SUTTON, Jg.
rooms each-ons on Main between let and I'd sts
and the other ON Clay street. we& Of ID It, Possess
sloa siven 1st July. js IS Sc
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FATAL Run own CAsE--Coroner wilhelm held an in.
quest yesterday, at ls9 East Eleventh street. upon the
body Of boy IL years of age atrck
who cane 10 DIS death from injuries received BY being
jury we're OF opinion that the driver the vehicle was in
no way TO blame and therefore rendered verdict Of ac
cdcnfal death. The deceased was native Of New York
and resided with his parents at the above place.
braTn ny ExrosrRr.--Coroner Wilhelm also held n In
quest upon the body af female infant found dead in the
aeyway leading from 127 Forsyth street. where II was
lett by some person unknown to the jury Dr. Hassel
made an examination Of the body and found that Il va.
newly born the navel cord not being tied or the BODY
washed From the post morton examination made by The
doctor appeared that the child born alive and in
MS opinion had died from exposure Verdict accordingly
KniHD IN forSDRy.-coroncr o'ponnell held an in
quest upon the body Of Charles Frae laborer in Tup-
pers iron foundry in Eleventh street. who was accen
tally killed by splinter Of iron striking him in the head
and producing fracture OF the skull Verdict scciden
tai death Tie deceased native OF Ireland and
about 20 years az age
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to their schemes of anti-slavery. The effort is
to force on the country the organization of
parties bounded by the flee and the slave States
and to carry their points by the numerical ma
jorities of the North; to subvert the constitu-
tion-to raise the power of such majorities
into omnipotent control, and then to plead the
same in justification Of their acts
1t is war upon the institutions of the South
"a war upon slavery, and if need be, upon
the Union, to effect the objects they have in
view. The first speaker at the Portland mass
meeting thus avowed.
Thus for personal objects all the great in
terests Of the country are thrown into the ha-
yards Of dissolution Of the Union. We ore no
alarmists; but it is idle to talk about maintain
ing the existing government in violation aud
sacrifice of the rights and property of fifteen of
the thirty-one members of the confederacy. 1t
cannot and ought not to be maintained, ire
spective even of the settled convictions of 80
important an interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

AN EXPLANATION WANTED.-Whati is the use of
the Board of Supervisors meeting day after
day, at an expense of nearly $50 per diem, and
adjourning almost Immediately without trans
acting any business! Who is at faultg The
Mayor has sickness in his family, the Recorder
is, like sensible man, enjoying some cool re-
treat during the recess from his judicial duties
and the Supervisors are, as body, a nonenti-
ty without them; and yet they meet day after
day, get So each put to their credit, and come
and come again, looking for more pickings.
Who is at fault? As guardians of the public
interest, We have right to put the question,
and as heavy taxpayer we demand an ex-
PLANTATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-17

Ho! FOR KANsAs-Col. Jere. Clemens, of
Alabama late Senator Of the United States,
having failed to be elected to his State Legis-
ture, will now, perhaps, make up his mind to
follow the example of Gen. Foote, of Missis-
sippi, in making off for California. We would
suggest that there is a more inviting field for
an enterprising Southern politician like Col
Clemens, in Kansas. We should like to see all
our defeated politicians, of all parties and all
sections, pushing of into Kansas; for thus we
should all the sooner have the Kansas imbrop
lilo brought to definite solution. Ho for
Kansas.