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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

NETWORK COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY,".
7 ls 3oc' y ae.d .bair Annise-sa-y las, eveain-,
a. tie Cro-Ly ct. Medical Coz sge-Dt. CAETEs.
+ ft.6fn'. in fha chsir
TIE rnr1'e' % the Ia; meeting Al .hs uicu.es
Of tbs Comi;ia Eai0ra were real All approved.
On notion the nAet ~ prc'7eGod - eject Oh ers
81 tie ersuinE year. Ils result "a - ,'i'p %
p,e.S1.rf..'. ..............nr PENf. OtDEH
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Tyeqs- ~ .................. Or. SsNJ H1EsNN
C9groysz1tac S>rr>fgy1. DIR BGApts
o- =. ADa~. PUsnY %. WHfTE.
I''''''- 4 T. "HITE ~ " FosTfs
TIL foloniic gentlemen "r-e Il ci.t Delegates -
the STATE Medical Society AZ AlDary.
Lls Wood OFfeo Re- C1Ts ?. Cs--@r. B-sfie,
Cox Phslr. gu KEY 5hslk. O. Witt Ulcerli Do sa'
suo J r. t.y or.
On motion Of Or. DsAEg, tbe Bylaws were 80
smeudec that hence orth fifteen n7ers would coz.
stifute q Iorum instead Of tSen'y-Ons.
After tie election of twenty eight Delegates - tue
National Medical Convention ~ be he'd Lex. sprng
at Philadelphia, the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

APlcSEEE GoSE.-The Hon. Wm. R1iGs I--iGsn
Of MAJ eta OHIO. died Oh Monday, jan !, 1ged =
wears. lie was the son Of Gen. Rufus Pu'n-gi, who
established the first permanent white s-.t" neat
r,,,b.wesf Of the Ohio IN -. The deceaei settled
n Marietta IN the fall OF 800 and has sine aanfinued
IA reside there In lsol he was elected one q the
Representatives from Washington ecaI1y, then en-
bracing nearly one-fourth OF the present STATE -
the Territorial Legislature. lie Ilss the meas II
Of an honest, useful man and died respected 81 81
uho kneX him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

ENN, MooRT NOT FoUSD.-I.i is ascer.sined that
the girl under arrest at Cincinnati. supposed 10 be
Emma Moore, is only 10 ye.rs of age, and oonse-
quently not the missing Rochester girl, who was 81
years old last June.
Oswego has populs'ion Of 1895. Increase dur
ing the last year AZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

FIRE AT South Byron, n. Y.-The Railroad House
At South Byron. Gole County, owned and occupied
BY Stephen kor,,rd, was destroyed by ire Q. Ioes'
day night I'd y.st Lces 81. ooc-insaranee VI, -V''
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SVEN DAYS LATER FROM EIROPE,

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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';rues :" be a matter Of sue.,ss aB0as IA p,-
+ icims.
The Legislative Chamber IA PAR. Aa voss;
3 q authorization cf loan Of i've huajrsi NIL
son isncs without 'cussion. The Vienna Il
charge combines unfsVorable, aad tee discount
II paper has risen 10 3 per c-O. Arc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-12

lie following graphic descriptions sra sakea
IRON the leading articles and the correspondence
of she principal London papers; sni from pr
va.s letters lstel! arrived from the Cume.
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COUNTING THE COST.

It may be wen for tke Free States to count
the cost before they encourage the faction
;ats +. kansas to commence civil war, In
which assuredly the whole Union viii be IN
yolyed. The South will sympathizs with
her sons in Kansas, to overthrow whom the
fanatics in the first place organized abolition
expeditions, and finding them out-voted at
the polls. are now arraying them in mill
tary companies, and endeavoring to put
down the Southern cause in Kansas at the
point of the bayonet. In the conflict which
will snsue the general government will be
broken to pieces, and the North viii have to
pay the expense of its own battles. Extra
sessions of its legislatures must be called
and, in order to equip troops, something
| like such small trifes as the following mus
| be raised:
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY ssstl ~

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-D Crith Baltimore; J
Emery, g Kidd, Petsrsburgi Halsey. iinnGls;
2 Galloway, Charlotte; Sally. ChesteIhelo; =
G Chiids. baltimore; Dr. Holbrook. Chesterfsldi
Bea.ey. Prince Geo; I D Este, We; Jas Aiisn' ~"
c5 ExcR RaSes aorEL-w smish and son elou.
s sss. c.ll:on md .ds
q. II Giimer. n G; WIN r Trimble, B w CrsyeT,
Rsito: Mari Alexander Miss Alexander MeckIen'
butD WIN Boulware. King and Queen; G 1o%s,.
Az TSos Wood, Charlottesville; W b sins, Miss 4
BAKER, Louisa; Schroeder and lady, Mis- = Z
schooler W Tsylor, lady, nsphsws, W. sno F.
young ladies' Csroline; "A haine Lynch9uiC =
Lomsx. Rredksbs; J Lomax jf AMI son, Als; }
Woodward. Stanton. ast 1850 g. So
ar CHARLES HOrEL-P Barziza, Wmsbg; I
Drumley Philads; Ro Davis, Louiss; Tufner'
8 Il Hcdan Goochlsnd; Spayer. e; ~ wairen'
York; Hollowsy NottoYs ;', diIa Hillsmsn.
aIms .so snd son:. CumSsrlanS; ToyiEs.
Watkins Charlotte; ] w Bean. lady ana Wr
hay. and a. ssy l:: Hfy; Psn. MO.s u;
Shepherd, Alb; Gates Cheste1heldi W u Hi',
stea msr Auaustsi Warren, jas Cityi ~ az
iger, Riohmd; r Emery. @ q Kidd, Ciasse"'
HMEkICAN HOTEL--M Taylor, N Y; n Gor'
don. N o; G Baker, Monts'y; 8 3 Morris, n Nor.
RE. Richrnd; h Poison and daughter, A Wa1reli,
Mis- y Cummiuss, Miss Cumming Dr. ems Gum.
mnes. JCunninghems MIS- SGT. m a1. xus.
dris; w Betts, Msrsmond; q w Ford, Cartersv1ne;
j McLarimer, d Crawford. Bucsius ham;
Crawford B Arling ton, II Arlington, L Baker,
Whining toni; w Jones :; hsstns s,n NH
Va w b Beatty, Charleston; sradford, zee x,y ~
Mcpherson. Cumberld; w c Williams Miss VIII
liams, Wnshing ton; w Crenshaw, BURLINGTON.
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DIHO.


On Thursday svsning. the oh ingt, 1t l04 0c!ock,
nILA CONWAY, infant daughter Of Edward u.
and Susan Bass, aged u1onths and dsyG
- Weep mot. though Provideuoe has matched
Thy lovely infant from thy breast;
Before thy Fathers throne II stands, ~s
Among the saints welcome guest.
Another voice hss Joined the songs
That echo sweetiy through the skies;
Another form 10 GLAZING through
The shining courts Of Paradise.
Weep not, though from thy stricken hsart s
The dearest. sweetsst tie 10 rivsn;
a bed has fallen from thy breast,
To bloom eteynauv IN HedSen
The friends and sequaintsncee OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral o. .nas
Saturday) norman at 10 O'Clock, from the residence
of her grand father Mr.. z. j. Burnett on 2eth oe-
tween franklin and Grace sts I'll e n.
On Friday, 10th Ausust, 1855. st O'clock q. pa,
PHILIP JAMES. infant son OF John y and mary
L. VIM, aged months and 4 days /,
The friends Of the family are reque:ted 70 sttend
the funeral from st JaneS Church, this evening q
O'Clock. .ss a- tesE
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49S. 100000

And other States in like proportion. The d.
rect cost of Kansas war will be at least =
hundred millions, to say nothing OF the enol-
nous losses which the North must sunei'
even Unsuccessful, from ripping up the goose
that lays the golden egg for their manulAo'
lures and commerce. The chance OF suo'
cess is not great enough to warrant suon az
exuerim emit and success itself. would be rum.
Let the patriotic, conservative ana ga',An.
portion of the North, upon whom az las.
the burthens and perils of such war wouid
fall. interfere at once and keep their fanatcs
and fools from doing mischief.
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,,,,z=, A!.'M0snlanr1s'
hLIfAsr AND CIVIC
TIE AtDRH>
sLAsH coTTAa,

The MECHANIC GITa,n ri
cnTSnnsrw WIN msls "a Eisu,.,,e.s ,t q
nMONDAY AFTERNOON
!, p M e.ct ne ;. syss.iogs GRAND Ass
MEHTS spread in tbe >. ss IN ao1nd.nt psss.
1he Mechanic 0usyd h ~
and the public that noships ~ - .sssa,. H..
Der tne Excursion and Bali syar val ;: vsss.s =,
faetidious could desire. fysails ts,.is
n. a JOINT PIT COMMITTEES 20 =, Of the Coys,,.
will be enforced. ana ths mas - z,
e. TICKETS admitting ,,s :,
for the round trip. Tickets for y, snd s,ss
Esederictsburg and Potomss ~. 'snates - !
Ones; Duvsl I Norton's Drus sSsaai'osa e.
the! The Exsurson Train win l..s. s !;
leave in the ~ o'clock train PsrE,,. 4
= Members Of other Volu,. i,
requested to appear ia unissrn, Cenps.
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ING is:r FdLL M
oc.oh.- ,ass - -, the s.sosdT w. -
MhST DAY-MoNDAY, Oet
TOT Az sses; four mile heats; four !, \ sv..,xs
hsif forfeit .0p clsssa to- :. add $1,000
ENTRIES: 'a' 'alasss
AR. WIN. d. Gibbons names b. m "a,
n1r, ort o. Csssandra. four years ola aa H.
mr.. Towles names Oh. m Cordsr..
nes; ont OF nadora, five year, ola Asa y.
Ar. Ihos. g Moore rames Sd i. VI
coe; out OF Medcfa, four yssrs old rs.
Mr. Jonn CamRoeli names CD. N, r,.,,
neI: out OF Ann Watson, by 0lepco. 'hds, :.
Mr; John Campbell names Oh. T. L Y
~ wagner ont OF 0loena, three va. syl,s
Mr. James Tally panes 4. oa.%
rnnee GEORGE out OF Registers dsn y. Ia \
GAG. sssa n,
N. H. Z. MaGreth names Oh. b. s.nr
Wasnef, out OF Me6oc mare, four e... Lseae !,
NJ. John Waish names b. 4. Lsv.os ~ Y
OUT OF Min.trePs dam. seven year oS WA
MI. Calvin Green names Oh b Pnns.
coo, ont OF mary Morris. four vss,, ~, sn NC.
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LIE STEAMER AUGUSTA did not leave
Port Walthall yesterday morning. and will cen 40
running to and from Norfolk Portsmouth and Cos
port, while the yellow fever exists In either OF
those places. As soon Is Superintendent Doda-
mead mad ntimation that the Council of this city
fected districts he gave orders for her TO Law mn
ana this too, when the fact was notorious that she
only came to Port Walthall, where the authorities
could exercise no control over her.
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ERECTING MONUMENTAL number of
iao,es In this city many of them the warm friends
ana former patients of the late Dr. r L. BoHAs-
NON, Professor of Obstetrics 10 the Richmond
Medical College, are raising means to erect mon
ument over his remains DR.. B. was a great ia
soie Win the ladies during bis life, and now that
ne is no more, we pleased TO see that thew are
taxing steps to show their appreciation of his sk
as physician BY marking his last resting place
WITH an enduring monument.
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APPEALING TO ARMS.

By paragraph copied in a late number
of this paper, from the Free Soil journals, it
would seem that the Free Sellers of Kansas
are organizing military companies in their
various districts, drilling, &C., in preparation
for a collision with the shareholders, which
they have so long labored to provoke. The
appeal to physical force has, from the fest,
been made by this party, and upon their heads
will the terrible responsibility of its conse.
quences rest.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELOQUENCE.

CON6hEOolONAL ELOtJUENCE.
A contemporary justly remarks that, while
the American people are the most prompt,
active and efficient of men, the American
Congress is the most wordy and inefficient
of legislatures-represen of anything
but the practical spirit, the straight forward,
rapid, business like habits of the nation. A
comparison is instituted, not much to our
credit, between the proceedings reported in
the Congressional Globe-the egotism, irrel.
evancy, prolixity, verbosity, repetitions'
bombast, buster, bravado, cant, rant and fus.
ton, which fill the leaden leaves of our Anne.
rican reports; and, on the other hand. the re-
cords by the London Times of the work ofthe
English Parliament-the plainness, compact.
ness and vigor of the speeches, the quick
ness of the analysis, the conciseness of the
Illustrations. the digniied demeanor of the
speakers, and the rapidity with which ques-
tions advance from stage to stage. Such a
contrast is moriifying enough The next
Congress viii probably distance all its pre-
decessors in stupidity, mediocrity, bombast,
self conceit, mischief, wrath, fanaticism and
insanity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

YAn English barrister has lately written
a book abusing the Americans. 1t will pro.
baby be poor speculation. The Ameri-
cans now don't even read such books them
selves. Moreover, the barrister has chosen
a bad season for the sale of his wares, when
England is particularly DESTROYS Of cultiva-
ting friendly relations with the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

NEW RIGGINes.-The County Court of
henrlco have determined to brush up and refur.
nsh their court house 30 a. 10 have n ra,hsr iuf
decent than atpresent. No appropriation bas o.,
been msde to do the work. but the Justices ba o.
length had their pride aroused, and Womb ro a.,
the improvements out of their private frjenSs
1t they could get them no other way ''nos
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COMMERCLAL.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. 10

RICHMOND MARKETS, Aug. 10. 1853
rLouR.-We have no change to make In Flour
asy and still quote II Of % per bb Holders are
suxoas 10 SELL but not decided, and We near OF
no tran sactions $50. ., an -
WHEAT We quote Wheat to-day " ~i'So ioi
red and 81, 95 for white.
AZ uesfArdaH,a rntea. -
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fore The Mayor yesterday 70 s...sr o Jar
Horde st s.ss .na sHsd end
rsss h rom b oasn @o5aa.
had driven DIT n.1lsd on Horde to enquire sbont her
before h.s s. lem: s ssud sa for
swer, ing spd vould have left him minus an eye.
Ess Mayer. sitsr hearing both Sides dismissed tho
,vsarant. -
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ArrrErIoH, FIREmrE.-You are reaos II
Il = meat in Lafsyetts Hall this svsnins IRE Il
ofc'ock to nominate frinsrsi /, y vsrv inpor.
ss.s seb md Iii Of Yea should Be yrssss a.ss
isct tbs best you esa ssI Iol fssrs Of fall.
OF nopS.' n ana IA Is your attendance.
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FROM Texas EXPEDITION IN AID OF THE
MEXICAN REvoLUTIoNIsTs-L Later dates from
Texas have been received at New Orleans. The
San Antonio Ledger gives an account of an organ
IL alton of military force In Texas to aid the rev.
olutonis.s In Mexico. The first part of the expe-
dition arrived at Leopa river the 18th of July,
aud more were hourly coming forward in great
numbers. They expected to cross the river on the
24.h. Captain Henry, late ofthe Texan volunteers
Ius commander OF the expedition, had issued an
address to the people CT Texas and Mexico To
the former he says the Intention IL aid in the es-
tablishment of more republican government, and
finally to bring Mexico under the protection of the
American eagle. Gen. Lamo declares that this Is
the wish otthe Mexican government themselves.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERsons wishing to BORROW MONEY, will
bava an opnortuoity on Monday night, August 18th.
At The Buffers slmons s BOO II
purehasiog thirty shares OF sTOCh N iIe ms.snsn
borrow bstv cen three and four thousand dollars.
11-2tt a1t sttsastAf say
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STRIKE OF FACTORY OPERATIvEs-There 10
some trouble in some of the factories in Connec-
icut The operatives strike for less
time. 1t is under the legislative enactment, that
except in cases Of special agreement, ten hours
should be days work-that strikes are taking
place 10 various establishments 10 the State. At
Willmsntic. for instance, the factories have been
Sanding Idle since the LIST Of August The large
cotton mill at Norwich F alls has been partially
suspended from similar cause At Willimautic.
the strike Is for ID hours on FIVE days and hours
on Saturdays. The employees demand 10 and 9
hours. AT North Windham. the hands demand 10
hours, and the employers offer to compromise for
II
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HESRIoo County CoU THE entire
session OF yesterday, and vsrv ted,ons ono !.
was spent 10 hearing and disposlng of present,
ments tor tipping, obstructing the road. eel -
several hines were imposed on various parties
VINO confessed judgment, without hearing
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GOOD LESSON. George, slave to p sut-
ton, was convicted of colaring aud assaul,Ins ID.
Ed~ard Enroughty. and ordered tgenty- ys
stripes for his impotence. i've
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COMMITTEE on ExHIBITIoN.-The Roavd
O. Manager. Of the Virginia Mechanics InstIs.s !.
nsss sso'sa me following gentlemen a. the Com.
Powell James D. Browne, John w. Dsyis. ! -
John CALDWELL This s,mttss win issus ~ Ia III,
make sneh other aggsnssn ssnfs q ~ x rsas 20
~ he!diss ne Anaa2i Fair. ID he hall cssr ~
Suss hafeee 70 commence on the 35th on Osfohs,
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The CONVENIENCE OF OMNIBUsEs.-We
have frequently invited the attention of the pub
lie to the convenience of the omnibus line for per.
sons having business between Bacon Quarter
Branch and Rockets, and TO the moderate fare
charged for ride--only 4 cents We under.
stand from Mr.. Wright, the proprietor, that even
at his present prices many persons are disposed to
shave him by paying fue cents, which to them Is a
very small saving, but to him heavy loss-he Is
therefore determined to submit TO 1t no longer and
will In future demand sll be Ia entitled to. This Is
right and proper, and tits hoped that the patrons
OF the line 10 future will give up shaving and set
tie fairly with the drivers
-, AT the solicitation of many of our citizens Mr.
Wright has determined to run an omnibus from
this city to the Huguenot Springs every Saturday
afternoon, and return early Monday morning 80 as
to allow all who desire to do SO to spend the Sab.
bath at that delightful watering place Who will
every week, when they can do 80 at such small
Inconvenience :
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MARINE NEWS.
Pokq OF xicHaoNp. Aug. 10.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell Philadef
phia mdz and passengers.
Schr New Haven, Cooper Philadelphia, coal.
SAILED,
schr Maria Pike, Whitaker, Philadelphia, coal,
w. D CoIquitt e. Co.
Schr Chieftain, Brewster, Boston, mdz.
Schr Louisiana Baltimore.
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TOURNAMENTS.

We have heard but little of Tournaments
this season. Why don't they get them up
at some of the Springs? People want some.
thing to laugh about.
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BURGLAR ARREsrED.--Within the past

BURGLAR ARREsTED.-Within the past
four weeks Q number Of boarding houses have been
entered In this city, In the night time, and the
boarders robbed of money, jewelry, watches, etc !,
to large amount. Many of the stolen articles
have been advertised 10 the papers, but none OF
In Wilmington, n c., on Monday night last, Mr. II.
r. Savage, Jr., when going up stairs In his resi-.
dence met stranger coming down, and with the
assistance of another person. arrested him and put
him 10 prison. On searching the intruder, three
gold watches, $500 In money, bunch of keys, and
candle and matches were found In his possess
sion. The watches were thus married.: Geo. For
roster Liverpool, No Is 2l. MI. Tobias, Liver
pool, No 190.364 Johnson, Liverpool, No. ,9l4.
The last watch had heavy gold fob and vest chain
attached 10 II, with the letters E. G. engraved on
the back of the case, and was advertised In the
Dispatch few days after 1t was taken
On the inside OF the pocket.book found 10 the
thiefs pocket, was the name of Mr.. J. N. Gibb.-
When Mr.. G.'s wallet was taken out of his pocket
his pocket book stolen about the same time az did
several other persons His trunk marked Henry
Abbott" with the words on 1t +" keep until called
for" reached one of the hotels In Wilmington the
night after the apprehension of the thiefand on being
searched, was found to contain various pocket.
books and port-moneies, and lot of burglars
tools The prisoner was examined and then re-
manded for trial at the next term of the Superior
court
As soon as twas ascertsined that this burglar
had been arrested, and that he had In his posses
sion watches aud other articles, which had been
stolen from this city, the Mayor of Richmond tsle.
graphed the Mayor of Wilmington to hold him In
custody until requis.on could be obtained from
the Governor of Virginia to bring him back to this
city, which, we presume, will be done In few
days, If the judges and courts of North Carolina
will rive him no
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NIAn1EfHn

=. zzsa-v fh4 II fnsf. By the Rev. Robt. Ry.
On ~ n i1GuDTOg n. FALL to Miss ANN y.
- = S7fSfE6, second dsushter Of Otwsy Browne,
Sso . 81 "a fhiseity. -
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AUCTION N0TIoE.--Attenti0n issollclted
to our ssls Of Horses Mules Cows Family CarrieSe,
and Buggy, he this morning st IL O'CLOCK; q tns
sgsss gsE Eea Aucte.
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FIRE WARDEN Liberty Fire COMPANY
NO, ! neid meeting last Thursday night. and
nnanimousiy determined to nominate Mr.. Je IN r.
rage Jr.,. Ter the effce of Fire Warden TIT.
company intend fixing up their hall In iha;r III.
eng'na house In neat AID comfaI able msnra rs ',
cost OF $500 the money to be furnished ,o N !
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NEu York LIQUoR DEALERS CONVENTION.
Tae L,quo- Dealers Convention which has teen In
session at Syracuse, New York, adjourned, after
pledeing their efforts to overturn the liquor law at
against the law. A State Committee to carry out
the aims of the body was also spppointed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

OHIO PoLITIcs.- mass State Convention of
those opposed to the election of Messrs Chase and
Mediii: the two principal candidates for the Gov
ernorship OF Ohio, met at Columbus Thursday. Ira
u. Kelly, OF Cleveland, was chosen chairman, and
alter appointing committee on permanent officers
the Convention adjourned till the afternoon The
number In attendance from other parts Of the State
was very small.
=, oa re-assembling 10 the afternoon, the Conveu.
ton nominated the Hon. Allen Trimble for c.
ernOr.
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: DR. WYCKoFF, who cures Suffering ana
stammering il at the American Hotel in Richmond.
snd will positively leave ON Monday nsa. f,o rom
stsmmsring in three days All persons who desire
his valuable services must call on him before ne
leavee e he will never return TO this eity sgatn-
His terms are no cure, no pay. ,aa lo-Sp
ToorHAoHE PRHvErTED AND RELIEVED.
-Dowden,s celebrated Dental Fluid, for cleaning
and preserving the Teeth and 0ums eheetuaiiy
srresting decay. Instantly relieving Toothsee. 20.
For sale By all Druggists BENNETT 4 BEERS and
PURCELL, LADD L Co., Wholesale Agents. Rich
mond, Va. an lo-ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

DRusK.-John Hall, q free negro, while
under the Influence OF strong d. ink, became nni,s
impudens to officer Seal. for which he was bronahs
stripes. D'nou Win
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

THr MroHAEro GuARD are . g 1--we svs.i.s
.rsur.ion 70 Slash Cottage o. On rand time q
next, where they ezpsss . e They invite TIE
Sans,ns 3 sq tsre o' oas and participate In 'ns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-11

MAN AND Two CHILDREN BURNED To DEATH
An awful catastrophe occurred At Ronss Point
Canada, on the 28h ult. involving the dsath Of
three persons. Ii seems that Mrs. Marv Kansl,v
had procured q barrel of whiskey from this civ.
which oy some means caught fire, and the flames
hanaiiy, and man by the name of Patrick Me.
uratn; were burned TO death. Mrs. Kanaiy herself
was also severely burnt, and was not at last ac =
counts, expec ted To live - ' ~ :