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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

a. SONLNE's sIkUGi OF GINSENE
4 AND MAlNA-Ihis compound now established In
universal iayor by its great aud acknowledged merit h
ustu IN every family and recommended By All Physicians
Ihs medicine Is based upon recipe procured m China
ny Dr CONNIE The celebrated oriental traveller Is won
usriul properties for purifying the blood aud in all COM
s o. bilious character, are everywhere Acknowledged
rpi, Inflammation a Of the Lungs Splitting Of Blood Bron.
oht ana every disease Of the vital organs ths ,reat
remedy Is without parallel. For Coughs Group Whom
nv cough aud all diseases Of the Throat is sure md
pnnp cure II possesses the remarkable power Of dis
SOWING looseniug, and removing, downward mi phlrgu
,H' uly onstruct the throat, and IA without "A nes,n
S1,u't mos potent remedy Tor C0NSU MPYION and
~ diseases That arise from Coughs and n,glected Colds
~ mas cured Oankcr Salt Rheum Eryspclas, and sero6i
h-9s'ases which have dehed The power of snv other
beuolesi nave yielded 70 this II Is palatah. aSd as a
'sseoen ~ Apptute ! stands unryaled Il Has never
pSeh egnalled as Dyspcpc Remedy and Tar rrltaon
cure. i y AASauaeif' " sure
M interesting history u the Ginseng &c Il 10 Ne had
~ pp y, gratis The compound Il contained IN quart
p''N,s VI per buttle--sX bottles lor ~ t@'-'
NltsoN.FAlRhANK q Co, Sole proprietora
e., Nos. i3 and 45 Hanover 49, Ilg.ten
Lazell aud n. H. Marsh - N''"' =" -
Also for sale By the principal pnepists In me ,,,y aud
country decl8 :" 49, 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04
WORCESTER NASHUA EAILRO4D

~ OsNN ES 4 EsEa y 0AShJ hAlLROAD
L. 81 -1s PASSENGER TRAINS viii
e. - run as follows:
Leave Arrive at Gr1ton Arrive al
Worcester at Junction at Nashua ald Lowell al
b.5e m. $50 m. S35 N. sa5am
IL am. Il 5OPm. 115pm. Ll0p
SD J. IA. 5o5 m. 6l5 pm. 20 IN
Leave Arrive az Grutou Arrive at
Nashua AID lower al Jlaetion Worcester
! 10 a 90. Z GOA 20. yJzm. gQ5am.
Il IS a q m u, Il gan l2ao,pa. l55pm.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS.
Trains arriving at Nashua connect directly with trains
OF Coucord Boston, Concord aud Montreal Northern pas
sumpsc, AID Vernon Central Railroads All Grains from
Nashua connect directly with @ywn trains Of Concord
Each train and from Groton Junction connects with
upward and downward trains Of the Htchburg Railroad
and With an trains % The Stony Brook Railroad 10 an from
Lowell morning ami evening trains connect with Peter.
Djro ami ehIlty Trains upward and morning and middle
trains with ne downward trans Of that road.
AZ worcester 30 m train connects with Steamboat
train from New York via Norwich, IL is m train con.
meets WIN Boston Worcester, and Western Railroad
trainsi 10 m connects with trains from ali the abgye
named roads, uding the Express train from New Yors
aud Albany, rain arriving az . 05 M connects with
the IA trains from all the above roads, including Express
Train - New York and Albany. That arriving / So
m VII. = M trains o. above roads That arriving a. 50
N With he New iors Steamboat Train via NorWich
IlTCLBL no AND WORCESTER X X TRAINS.
running IN cpuuccton with Worcester and Nashua rsins
Leave ftclburg AZ IS nj ~ 40 and and 80 nm.
Leave Worcester az 80 and IL IS a M and 4 rs a M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between wof.
cester, Oroton Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fchburg
" For connections with the other roads at Worcester
GTgio1 junction, and Nashua, SNOW Wider's Path
hrder aud Railway Guide
ITThr0ugh Tickets are issued 1T Worcester f,r Bur
lng'on, Montpelier, Wells River White River JUNCTION.
q Johnsbury, Plymouth Litteton and Wiers.
Worcester, August /, 1854. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04
GalA aA6AAA RENNARp FoRANY
. IE 49, Il PA.kIODICAL PILLs AND

+EENCH PERIODICAL PILLS Ann
a DhPfs.--Dk. Z. A. I'LL, No III Main street
"orSstr Mass would say, tt at great expense he has
r.ls Wa Drops discovered By J. Harrington NJ D. while
Pr"cteus IN ths Hospital in Paris under tie imnedjae
TON Of London W ''4's' ~uu Az
Lsss rs are invariably certain to regulate the female
system, ana can De taken without hazard They are
known oy hundreds OF females in this country 10 Be- INA
only preparation ever discovered that has proved inya
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04
L u M b E r. !.

The subscribers, having disposed Of their interest in
hh-ssae Ptoduse Business, % devote their whole time
TO The LUMBER TRADE sad you'd respectfully call tho
~ alton Of ali Carpenters aud Builders to ther concern
ua1ng secured the exclusive use Of several LARGE
MILLS, We are noF ready 70 furnish, short notice.
FRAMES OF ALL KINDS,
THE sEsr TIABzR;
FIN Il, S 2 X I CE. OR HEM LOCK,
In lots from twenty to five hundred thousand feet
ind ie1A Guarantee Satisfaction.
All IN want Of Frames The coming season. x do well ia
call early.
FINS II NC LUMBER.
ALL KINDS,
Constantly on hand, the very Lowest Market Prices
~ as southern la Pine Of all dimensions, Shingles
Ul'psoaris, Laths, red and jonted Floor Boards- oi
Il "a Pine, soft Pine nd Spruce, Eastern and Western
Finishing Lumber Of iliineusons. Also Cherry Black
walnut, and White God; ami in fact, every Kind Of
Lumber that this : Ct demands.
N B.-Ne are prepared % send
Frames and Lumber
W Az Einds-hdyng purchased that purpose On
a roads leading from Worcester on the best Of terms
ana respectfully suci. liberal share Of the public BAT
ionags' T. y. L. EARLE, Washington square.
dSwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

6UPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.--
- This celebrated Fertilizer where It has been flirly
tested the last year. has been found equal and In man.
cases superior % the best Peruvian Guano 10 ia mme
late ELECT and more permanently beneficial 70 the andi
y u adapted 70 any soil IN which there Is deficiency 0.
Phosphate which oicu the All crops are benshtted
BY rs application.
II is conp0sei u ground hoBes dec0mposed by sui.
puric acid, 10 which Is added due proportion Of Peru
Nan Ouano, sulphate n Ammonia, kc.
for sale with fun directions for u.s. Bags Of 100 lbs
tachi no charge ior package An bags viii be i.spdeI
~ y. DrBlrg, No I Super Phosphate Of Lime.D Ths
above can BE- procured Of
LEE sPnAGUE CO.,
mchzs du " Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

HURRA! HCRRA!! RURRA III
Alarming the Regulars Tae remedy at lssl
lscsyered; tie cause d bowel Complaints discovered
gave your eaildrel save yourself your doctors bill
aud save your nouey and when y1C fad you are begin.
ming 70 get weak and de5itated. iIoaeusack's Worm
syrup, and remove the WORMS which IS tie dyseniery it Is
nny necessary y take d H35-l4aeEs Liver Pills 10
forfect the bile, ami you are cured.
J. n HOsgSsAcE, Proprietor, Philadelphia
For saie bT p X SLATER < CO.. ) fremont Temple
DfsUn Whoiesape Agents ffg .agIsfd
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Boston Advertisements

BOSTON STATIONERY HOUSE,.
y E-c67sge ST. asssr IFss-tsr aszE.
Foreieu Gzd D5aEesffe @sezs Cg2 Fauss
STATION EgE.
~ zsTAEL.
Ela1k. Aecouaz f,5zck- AE-z1rs1izzl z5 Frzz Bocks
csaslsazly ca harzl- zuG .Zs1zlzs---s5 % Or5=T-
E1srg Es-isfy sf Lzss zsf CE1-zzsrriEI BASS
Gas r CauSIas- Tszsc r Rel EhFiize BzaEs
Ce1nz-E l-zsl=rz s1pVszzs1 81 tss z3erzI sers-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

ms! OlLs!!- l0,OOO gallons Bleaehed wipls,
W Whale Oii
700 gallons Winter sperm oil,
100 DUls. Cincinnati Lard OILS
10 10 do. kcd on, flr sale ny
u ). A. j HOWE,
Worcester Bans Boek
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

"a - -.=z-zsssl WITCH s VVOR-
20 ~ @5s9f1-'2 = CESTER RAILBOAD.-OSaL
aer Thursday, oc-95eT e. 1854 Passenger Trains leave
and arye follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

VAC md Fennlr Imnn.lnr

One trial will convince the most skeptoal and ,sv
aiter viii they be induced to take any other Ladies who
and nosruns from 1 Di't7i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

MERRILL, 22t MAIN ST., HAS PoR
~ sale, at The lowest prices nice Carriages Roclins
Horses, Wheebnrrows, Oagea, and Fountains Umbrelas
Parisoe, Gloves ldkfa, stocks suspenders Came al
Apb dNwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

HaIness, Parent, and Top Leather.
Patent enanelei Cloth AIDES, &C. London elasuc and
Common Farnish without authorization We have applied
EVeFeIt's Patent COupiing.''
20 that four wheeled Carriages may be tursd round in
half ths space usually required aud are easy Of access 70
passengers We believe this The best Improvement that
has been made fyr MANY years
We Agents for the salt u shop and single rlghs
No 10 and "a Exchange IT. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

loy,.cf WORKING OXEN, Nc.-.rhe so5.
Nss-yq~ scrihcr offers for sale, TWO PAIRS WORK
144.aA.-- iN0 uAkN % rods Stone HaiL suitable Tor
building together with large quantity Of Liam, SAND.
and Gravel which viii BIZ delivered any where In ~
south part VI The Cily Apply 70 II. II CHANBERLiN
OhAMBtkLlN, BARNARD, 4 co.'s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

BOSTON NAP sTOHE EyLARCF-
NE MENT.-IDE DETTJN, Ie5 Warrington ST..
rave improved their Store by lE- edition Of Large
Room IN the rear which they 1s. gJ especially IN
the purpose q shDs ing tisIF UlgaeE 4ssortaeht u
Mural or Suspension Maps,
CT which they are making . grand display. Thet
also have hard the largest assYrit 81 Aliases Pork.
Ct Maps Guide Books, ard Foreign Aaps % be fgund in
any Store E tie United States. al who are curious
b examine Aaps Of any kind, foF any purpose are
lpectfCiiy invited 70 eaI
IDE L BUTTON,
PCELIsHEAs = BJoKssLLgRs,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

under The prelence OF eectng cure medicines which in
nineteen cases OUT OF twenty have injurious effect up6n
he system without producing the desired result or any
- A'N''S "uN eiae
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04

Is CARRIAGES. TOLMAN 4
tlzs9I co. nave 80 new CARRIAGES
ENI0c4~ f'BIe. Coaches, Carryals, Phaetons
A->'-'-----s-z---1 ~ Buggies, Chaises.
Also, secondhand Carriages, 10 new Harnesses
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-04
FRENcH PERIODICAL PlLks IND nRons.

lhe ei9caey o. which have been tested In a hundred
cases, and never failed to effect speedy cure without av
nad result The Pills and Drops are the result of an ~
.gnse practice aud not discovered BY accident To euo
s snyn virtues would not add % their merit. Wewoul
country secure from observation by ddr ssng( post paid
DR.. Q. A. hill, No. 12l Main ST.
Worcester Mas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

RACHEL's FIRST WEEK IN New YoRK-Every
Rachel. The critics, oyster-house and other
wise, have exhausted their complimentary al
jectives and adverbs and had q severe run up
on their descriptive phrases. For the first
night, when she played Camille, in Horace"
there was full house--Tuesday, "Phedre,"
was a little thinner, and Thursday, "Adrienne"
filed the theatre. We are told that great
many seats have already been taken for Monday
1t is said that number of extra free al
missions were issued on Thursday. Whether
this is true or not we cannot say-that they
were not sent to journalists is very certain.
Az far as our knowledge goes, NJ. Felix has
been more sparing of free tickets than any
other manager who has brought us q star"
There is great deal of complaint of the
high prices for Rachel's performances. Some
rich people say that they will not pay three
dollars, on principle" That is absurd. For
them it is q mere business transaction. They
refuse to patronise Mile Rachel because her
',price" is too high. On the same .'princi-
pie they would prefer a three shilling plaster
cast 10 Powers original Greek slave. Such
peoples ideas of art are governed sitoge-
Their by, thoir intense love Of sixpences.
But theye is class for whom we wonld ap-
peal. The intellect Of this city is not in the
heals that govern Wall street and rule the
expects aud imports. There are hundreds of
reitneI and Intelligent people who are totally
unahis 10 pay .hree dollars, OF two dollars, FOR
tcltets bur who could fully appreciate the
great artist, aud who cannot 90. like Charles
Lamb at his ss.er, into u corner in the gal
lcry. Ar should DC universal The possessor
of great gepins should not be allowed TO loci;
il ND lo.. The benefit OF a class Our peopie
will pay shfoe times the price 10 sec Rachel
that il demeadcd Of them ior other thestri
cal performances, but rot six times.
The above j. a reflex Of public opiaion on
lie subject Thus FAR, Vile Rachel has
iI.umphed OvAr cvcrytIing-hgh prices
iorcian Rays, ono a variety es other snail nat
tcrs not necessary 70 mention here. This week
win be the feat ,oint upon which her peeunia
~ success here viii rest. 0thorzsc size La
more man tiumphed. sha has flscinatei
every one who has eeen her act. Rachel il
the town talk and no other ectress ever Great
co 20 mach excitement in this city. We hope
she viii crafty the French and American
public by singing til, Marssillaise.r Then
every one sill shout rire Rachel,
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THE LATEST NE VS..
Another Serious Accident on the Camden and
Amb0y Railroad.

Another Serious Accident on the Camden and
Amboy Railroad.
BURLINGTON, N. j., Sept. g. 1855
Another serious accident, attended with OF life
occurred the Camden and Amboy railroad this after
noon The engine of the two O'Clock train when near
Beverly thrown from the track by the breaking
axle attached to the forward track, rendered
complete wreck, and following after 1t baggage and
passenger car
John Holland, the engineer badly injured that
anputaon Of one of his limbs became necessary but he
died shortly after the operation had been performed He
lived at Camden, and leaves a family.
Ianghorn Thorne, fireman, seriously injured
but not considered fatally.
None of the passengers were hurt.
The accident occurred at hafpast two p NJ, and wa
occasoned by flaw in the axle next to the Wheel An
examination showed the axle to have been sound about
an inch and half in a diameter of five inches. Soon
after the accident occurred the engineer asked Whats
broker" On being told "the axle" no replied, "
thought so." Such remark leads to the inference that
he at the depot Of the flaw, and, notwith-
standing recklessy pered the lives Of the passenger
well his Great excitement existed among the
passengers in regard to the disaster and the feelings
Of the people here again narrowed up by the repe
titon Of fatal accident them. Drs Bry and
Beverley performed the operation the engineer The
train delayed four hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


IHItADMylnA, sept. 8, 1855.
Money i'm hanged. Stocks dull Pennsylvania state
hyes, s'1s Reading Railroad IS; Long Island Raosad
l5A Norris Canal l5is; Pennsylvania Railroad, IS.
BUFFALO, Sept $3.50 T. NJ
flour active and frmer Sales, 800 bbis. at 81 far
choice brands Ohio, Indiana Illinois Michigan and Iowa
81 70 for fancy do. ard 81 SO for extras wheat-Dc
and good and prices improved Sales IS 600 bus cls
nyed Milwaukee, at 81 S. and cargo Of Chicago prime
T. arrive ~ 81 25 Corn again advanced Sales, 900
bushels AZ 7Gc TIC closing at the latter sCGres oats
d,nand. Sales, 10000 bushels to arrive on private
Whiskey active Sales, As bills, at &c. Canal
heights frmer-12c. for 10 New York, Lake i'm
pniis yesterday - Flour, 6ss6 bbs.; wheat, H. Ala
tu,re corn, 81 o bushels oats, 316 bushels Canal
ca osts time-flour ,646 bbls; wheat, q 1oi
bushes; corn, 1862 bushels.
BUFrALo Sept. g, $50 T.. ".
Hour Is in good request aud market very firm with
advance o .5c in prices Sales 600 bbs at 81 30 for
tcce, s525 los fancy, and 81 so 81 70 for favorite
tiords Ohio, Michigan Indiana, and Illinois. Wheat
active and a shade firmer Sales Of a cargo Chicago
srr arrive at 81 IS; r. 900 bushels do on the spot
NJ 81 20 5000 bushels Milwaukee mixea, a. u 80
81 K s,0CG bushels do. TO arrive, at " ~ 4ooo
bushels red Kentucky on private terms ana lvW
bushels pne white Wisconsin winter, in bags at ~ 10
Com o,oned irmer, with upward tendency.
ies III CoO buslels AZ 70 TIC, 5000 bushels at the
~. ~; mice hut closing weak at 10 Oats-Nothng
Soi,w =, 80 ment Rye-Saes at g2c. Canal ireigbts
a. rsr Corn ii c. 10 Albany and 10 c. 70 New York.
~ In ports for the "A hours ending noc1 to-day
III, 322 bbls wheat 20, s6i bushels corn, 1900
nI.Is CATE 10 500 bushels. Canal Exports f3r same
iimf-i,our s21 bbl.; wheat, go bushels corn,
s., 4s2 bushels; oats, 3,c<4 bushels.
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From BOai0r,.
DNINGTON STEAMBOAT

TIE LATE ACCIDENT TO THE srONINGTON STEAMBOAT
TRAIN-TnE KNOW NoTHIHGs-AORTALITY, ETC.
BosroS, Sept. 8, 1855
Mr. Lawrenceson, United States Mail Agent, injured by
The late accident the ST nngton steamboat train died
to-day Mr. Benjamin Simmons, who had both HIS legs
broken by he a-cient, died yesterday at North
Kingston, Rhode Island
General GAGS and his daughter here and they are
stopping at the Winthrop House.
The Know Nothing lodges In Boston and vicinity are
active and there strong indications Of straight out
American Convention Tor the nomination of State officers
The deaths in this city for the week ending to-day
have been 80 a decrease of seven from last week.
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More Troubles In Africa between the British
and the Natives.

BOSTON, Sept. 8, 1850
BY the brig Monte Crsto arrived here this morning,
we have news from the coast Of Africa to the Cd of
August.
On the 18th Of July party from Bathurst British
government duty fred into the headquarters
of the Mandingo tribe. On the 10th the Governor
organized force of two hundred troops and proceeded
TO inquire into the facts On his way he ambush
ed and fred into by the Mandingos. The Governor
and two officers wounded, together with thirty
native troops killed and forty wounded. Since then
a body of three hundred native friendly troops have
been harassing the Mandngos and the assistance OF
French artillery having been obtained from Goree
a number Of troops to proceed August % from
Bathurst to chastse the Mandingos. speedy termna-
ton Of the affair was anticipated.
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The Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania and the
Case OF Passmore Williamson.

FHILADkIIHIa, sePt, o, IoJU'
The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania which is now in
session here has refused to grant the release of Pass
williamson Judge Lowrie concurred in the de-
cson although he differed from the others in of
the views of the Judge Knox dssented from the
decision.
Judge Black read the decision. The ground taken Is
that the Court has jurisdiction to warrant its inter
ering with the judgment of the Federal Courts such
Courts have exclusive power in deciding Of
tempt and this Court could not go behind the record
ascertain the fact whether the commitment legal
not.
Judge Knox in his adverse opinion contends that the
District Court had jurisdiction issue writ Of habeas
corpus in the first place and that Williamson guilty
no crime in refusing It, He also urges that
the power to issue wts of habeas corpus is confined
clusively to State Courts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

WAsiHN6ION, sept. o. 1000.
Major Matthew Markland formerly eminent lawyer OF
Kentucky, and late clerk in the ouartermaster Generals
of zee in this city, committed suicide Sunday last is
supposed from letters found to-day in his secretary
Old age and nrmity the only assigned. HIS
family relations Of the most aTectonae character
In letter he left for his family he says Ny mind is
hy made up with all the affection have for my family
ana yield TO man in the pride that enerain yetfor
their future good choose TO depart" His body has not
vel been found.
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PROVIDENCE, II. l., Sept s. 1855
Among other celebrated horses entered tor the exhi-
billion, which commences on Tuesday, the 1th inst arc
The 'cowing--hthan Alien, sa.tchess Hampton Young
h'ntucLy, Hunter, Morgan Emperor, Charles Napier,
Boston Boy, sockbridge Chief Lady Kli,chGeld Lady
blanche, Patapsco, Lady sherman, Kate Devenough
iourg America Mohawk Maid, Mountain Msd, and
Younr Biack Hawk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-09

THs FUNERAL B,EED MEATs.-The legislative
candidates in one of The city districts had, as
We see Wy tic Seward papers, .cold
collation., for the Refreshments of the Eighth
ward politicians, the other night. Was this
"ccld' naoir intended % prcsegc the style in
which The s'oresa.d candidates will 70 "laid
OUT IN November!
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Vermont State Election.

Boston, Sept. 8, 1885.
Two hundred and four towns In Vermont have been
heard from which give Royce (repubcan) % $780, Clark
(democraD II 500; scattering 1900.
OF the Representatives elected far heard from,
40 are wing and republican, % democratic, and 81 Know
Nothing
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Census Of Chicago.

CHICAGO, Qll) Sept. 8, 1865.
The total population of Chicago by the census just
talcn and completed is 80 02s. In 1850 IL was g. 60
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CHICAGO, Sept 8, 1855.
Two men have returned to Hannibal, Missouri who
state that they found the supposed gold regions around
the Arkansas river but report the total failure of the
petition and the ynchng Of the leader Of the company,
named Poole, by his exasperated companions.
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BALTIMORE, sept 3, 100.
The Postmaster General has settled the quarrel with
the South Carolina Railroad Company and daily mail
service by this route Il ordered.
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The Yellow Fever In Virginia.

BALTIMORE, sept ., 1000.
The Norfolk boat this morning brings favorable
account from Norfolk there having been only % deaths
on Thursday, while the easily
aged. Mr.. Raker member elect to the legislature
among the dead We have record of the number of
deaths on Friday, but the rumor that there had
been about 20.
daily.
Or. Morris writes that there are but two physicians
from north Of Norfolk who not down with the fever,
and six these physicians dangerously i'll at the
Naval Hospital
DR.. Marshall, Of Baltimore, was dying
Our latest intelligence from Norfolk, via Richmond,
disease.
relief of the sufferers, making total of nearly $4,000
boat was sent down tonight heavily laden with
provisions also having board hundred and thir
teen collins.
RELIEF MEETING IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8, 1885,
public meeting held here this afternoon to take
for the relief OF the sufferers at Norfolk and
Portsmouth. The Mayor of the city elected chair
man. and Relief Committee appointed, to continue
till the fever disappears. resolution was adopted
stating appropriation of S. 600 by the City Councils
would meet the appreciation of citizens 1t is the
impression that it will be voted next Monday.
RELIEF FROM BOSTON.
BosroN Sept. 8, 1885,
Eighteen hundred dollars RENTED to-day to Bal
tmore for the relief of the Norfolk and Portsmouth su
ferers making twenty eight hundred dollars in all col
ected by individual effort. The committee appointed
yesterday active and larger sum will probably
be forwarded early next week.
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RON CrnAcoA.-By the arrival Of the bark Venus,
tart Atkinson, from Curacao August o. We have re-
"a no following niormaon;Therc Is no salt to be
DAD at Curacao this year The cholera had b>oken out
ai Lguayra, and some fatal cases had occurred.
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Arrival OF the Knoxville ut Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 8, 1855.
The steamer Knoxville has arrived here after passage
Of sixty hours from New York, with all board well.