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HOTELS.

DOWHATAN HOUSE. The LEGISLATURE
L having adjourned have now number OF
comfortable and suitable for families single
persons, and very reasonable terms. Persons de.
string board would do well to apply to
mhA JOHN DARRACOTT. Proprietor.
NOTICE.-Passengers going North are hereby
Y informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST Of
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who deGre to
do 30 to obtain Breakfast or Supper; By the ,..
Slash Cottage Hotel. Aug. 81. 1855 sas
RILL OLE FARE AT THE AKBOUK.
- OYSTERS in every style ;;;;......".......25s.
Beef.Steak. Steak and Onions .. sic
FORK DO ...........25ci Chlckens .57c
Mutton Chop. Poached Eggs.
FRIED FISH. Fined Eggs. .Zoc
Fried Sausage. zoc Omelet...
Macker6I.. Figs rect. .Z5c
Ducks. Venison, every STYLE. SIC
R OYSTERS picked and raw sent to any place
at notice, and warranted to keep any reasonable
time.
Call for the good things of this life at
ALIENS ARBouR,
de g 18th near Main ct.
A MEXICAN HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA.
IA The subscriber informs his friends and the pub
lie generally, that the AMERICAN HOTEL Is now
being repaired and furnished, and will be opened for
the reception of guests the first day of May next
He hopes BY strict attention every department, to
s''' '-'''-'''O'' 49, JOHN J. BROWN,
Late of the firm of Dean & Brown.
P. 8. The services of an experienced 0 LIE 4
| to the Hotel J. J. B.
an 25-d6t&w4w
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I7HE GREAT BLOOD PTKIFIEK AND

L fNviGoRATINa c oMP oUND-Dr. j s.
ROSES (of Philadelphial celebrated SARSAPA.
RILLA BLOOD PURIFIER. As Spring and Sum.
mer Alternative Medicine and Invigorating Drink, it
Il puri6es and enriches the Blood
Acts upon the Liver Stomach and Bowels;
Carries of ali Secretions and Humors;
Cleanses the Skin of all Eruptions;
Gives Appetite, Bloom and Visor;
Strengthens and Invigorates the Constitution;
Makes the Skin soft, smooth and natural;
Expels Pimpes, Boils and Sores;
Cures scrofaIa and all Skin EruPtions;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Govt;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the sya-
Builds up weak state of Body;
Allays Nervous Affections, and enlivens the spir-
It's fag
exhsusting and debitatins, it is particularly recon-
mended. Indeed, 1t makes the weak strong; the pale
and emacated, from sickness natural causes, soon
have color bloom and health. As summer drink it
il exhilerating refreshing, stimulating and enliven
ing. Persons (young and od) who have used this de-
lightfnl compound are surprised at its immediate
Sold by Purcell, Ladd CO.; 9rubbs Apperson,
Beers; Alex Duval; Duval Norton; J: Blair; 8. M.
binson, Richmond; and all the Druggists in Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and all other
1lHk WONDERFUL PAIN CUkEK.:.
and so cents. Pain is the forerunner of disease -
Cure the pain. and you check the disesse. DR. J. g.
ROSES PAIN CURER Is truly the wonder of tbs
age 1t pain in the time that it requires to get
physician.
It cures Chilblains and Frosted Feet.
1t cures Toothache in minute!
Cures Cramp or Pain In the Stomach and Bowels
Cures Stiff Neck and Swelled Face, from . cold
Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Cures sprains, Bruises Scalds and Burns
Cures Corns and any Pains in the Feet.
Cures Ague and Lumps in the Breast instantly.
Cnres Earache in q few minutes.
Cures Pain in the Sides, Limbs or Back.
Cures Ague and Chills and Fever,
This is no humbug medicine, but it il made by q
regular physician of thirtyfve years experience. in
Philadelphia, where every family has 1t in use; and
no family should be without bottle, in of acci
dent sudden sickness. 1t il used internally and ex-
formally, always giving immediate relief II this
Pain Curer could speak, it would exclainl
"Whilst most phylcians take whole months to slay,
make my cures in half . summers day."
There 10 no preparation for Weak Stomachs or
Bowels like this Pain Curer.
Sold BY all Druggist in Richmond, Norfolk, Peters
burg and all towns In Virginia. Is
ap 19---d2aw S
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q NEW $40 q K...Received this
~ morning, by Express, large supply of
h3 GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES, which,

Bin addition to the stock previously on hand,
ever offered the trade in this market Persons in
want of Watches cannot fail in being suited from
our assortment a. we have them from all the most
celebrated manufactures in Europe. All Watches
sold by W are warranted a. represented.
Particular attention paid to repairing fine Watches
such as Chronometen, Duplex, Lever and Lepine.-
All work done by ms warranted for twelve months.
MYERS 4 JANKE 753 Main streets
N. B-The highest market price paid for old Silver
in cash or trade.
ans N ].
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ID X LIS. b. SWEENEY, Stone
II Ware manufacturer, has removed his establish
ment to Pearl street, south of Cary, where he will
keep constantly on hand large supply of STONE
WARE of his own manufacture, at factory prices to
which he invites the attention of the trade.
Tint
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DU1INHee CARpA

A CARD...Wnl. PERCIvAL, Civil 81
n eineer and Afohitect--O fscc, 0oddins NAL, On
18th, between 1Gain and nank street
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BIseHAMrros, N.Y,}

II BIseHAMpros, NY,}
January 10, 1856.
DR.. l. ScoTT & Co.-0entlemen cheerfully con-
cur in the numerous and well advised recommends
tons of your celebrated White Circassan Laniment
have used it in severe cases of Lung and Throat Al
fection. and ito effects FAR EXCEEDS MY VIEWS OF
the EFFICACY OF ANY MEDICINE wHAIEvEk.
MoReANrowN. Va, Sept. II 1855
This 10 to certify That have examined the Recipe
for preparing McLsne's Improved Vermifuge sno
Improved Liver Pills by Dr. l. Scott who nas peen ~
cnes in my Office during the last thirteen year, and
that believe he has improved them. ! make the
above abatement the more willingly az have no IN
tsrest in them whatever G. McLANE. N. D.
DR.. McLane's Improved vermifuse and Improved
Liver Pis and Dr.1 SCOTS Celebrated CircssGan
T;nimsnt. for saIe by PURCELL, LADD CO., and
H.EXANDER DUAL, Richmond.
~10
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terest of Mr. C. Bates in the concern of L. P. Ellis
Co., sohcts the patronage of his friends and the public
ap4-lm L. P. ELLIS.
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NV = E1 Iss.a. s.ss -. 81 81.
ssy ssssys1 g sss ss e ire !. - I: -
ss ssGs sse ~ ssSs. :, bso.s
ihs solss srs hs WON 81. 10 order, II Pusibas e
Issdy sls snly:.,s! en- ssnslsn.. e g: srsss
tiut hs i,ss admirably, and has pred.ced
Csas s. g .ss }. .s5 re
could be employed, be separated from the uPpes.
An sssolt enf 81 The shove have just reeevsd and
s b pleased 70 show hs ). Js r. s1 sx
- DIHECT IAIPORTAT1ON OF
= Boots and Shoes for Ladies' and Gentle
go men, Misses snd Childfsn.--I have receiy-
Cd and srsnsd case Of Lsoiss a snd II;
~ gucI Boots and shoes have never been seen IN
this part Of the world bef ore, Insy ssss sIsI Of
france. who received the medal at the Worlds ex-
hibtion last fall will challenge any house Y ncn
have slse. materials Tor the msnufaeture Of Ladies
0aitsn Of al colors such - cannot 9e
sI.svh.re; ALE .2;. Hill LII l amass
Boots and Shoes ~ Main street, A'es Wirs;ni.
- TO COUNTRY MkKCHANTs;s- &.
III ,nIendid and entire new stock of Hats. Csps
and Straw Goods comprising every sys ina va ~
manufactured for the season, which wilI pc soid On
cssh eustomers liberal discount win be made.
GEO. W. DUIsssnRr 80 Ions known :, the trade !.
now ensssed with Us, and VII De Peesed 70 'ee his
old eu't s1SFo 81 by DICKINSON wEIsIeER
NH Is No. 70 Main street
= MOTTO E.--W. c. DAILY -
informs the citizens of Richmond.
and eountry that he has commenced q
~ the BOOT and SHOES making business, on
18th street. opposite Mr. COTS ssddery store, where
he prepared to make to order any srce in bis line,
IN tbs r,,Ouf and fanhiOna bic STYLE.
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{ A HARP .-P. H. TAYLOR has received
"A ct his Music Store, Governor street. ine.toned
HARP having the double action and ali modern i'm.
provements which he will sell at Q reduced price,
1t 10 from the mandatory of Alexander Blazdel of
London, Patent Harp Manufacturer. under royal pa
tropaGe. An II
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L Some remarkable cures performed by this Lini.
ment have como under our especial notice of late,
and among them we will mention the csse of Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had boon confined to
her bed for more than week by rheumatism, and
was cured by ONE BOTTLE OF PoLLARp's RHEuMA.
TIC LINfMENT. Prepared only BY
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist, 18th street.
And for sale BY Drugssts throughout the city.
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James nIcHenry & Co.'S. Circular.
Tyvrpp0aY Apr;l 18th 1875

LIVERPOOL, April 18TH 1856
Breadstuffs-There has been rather more doing
this week but without Improvement in quota.
TONS Prime qualities OF wheat and flour
scarce; Indian corn shows more strength, and, a
temporary advance ia not unlikely - Wheat,
white, los Sd to lis per 10 lbs; red 9s09s 3d.
adephia, &c, 35s to 36s Ohio 35s to Sos. Indian
corn yellow 2ss Sd to 29s per 4S0lbs mixed 2ss to
ces Sd; white, 2ss to 29s Sd
Cotton The advices per Persia of higher
prices in America and declining receipts, caused
considerable excitement in this market on Satur
day and Monday last. and the sales on those two
days amounted to so, 600 bales At an advance of
3-l6d to I'd per Id. Since them the market has
tanned down. and occasional sales have been made
at some reduction, but to-day there IL more firm.
ness and last weeks quotations raised I'd to I'd
per 10.
The advance sought in Goods and Yarns is
checking business in Manchester. Middlng Or.
leans, 5l6d per h.: Mobile, GID Bowels CID
Stock of American, 59l ,93l bales same time last
year 437 507 bales-Saes this week, 226 ITO bales,
of which $3.50 American
BY auction at Havre, 10000 barrels -four from
New York sold at 23s to 27s. Cd. and 1l,o00 bar.
rels Baltimore at 25s Cd. to 29s 3D. per barrel
Next week % 300 barrels -four to be offered at
Havre; $500 barrels -four and 10000 bushels
Wheat at Bordeaux: 40 600 barrels -four and $780,.
600 bushels Wheat at MarseilIes.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April 29.-Breadstufs
dull Flour Is held by the principal dealers, at
81 100 barrels sold yesterday, At $5S0-but this
ts no criterion for the market. Wheat is dull; re-
ceipts to-day very moderate, and the market en-
tirsly unsettled. A small cargo of white 500 or
600 bushels not prime, sold at l40c sales of red
Of any Importance Corn Is dull at 45d4ec. Rye
56156c. Oats 30a3lc Fish-There Is a good
supply In the market We quote Shad at $3.50
per hundred, and behring's 81 Is 0Sl so per thou.
eand
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET April o.
The cattle market during the past week has been
quite active at VIM. l.. ToIbetts Avenue Drove
Yard, there arrived 400 beef cattle, 5000 Sheep
400 hogs, and 100 cows and calves. Beef cattle
sold at from SO to el075 per 100 lbs. few extra
sold as high as Sl1 Sheep at st to 81 cts. per
pound which Is shade lower than last quoted
Hogs brought from 8 IS to s.75 per 100 lbs, and
cows and calves from $50 to $61 The total stock
In market was 1900 cattle, $500 sheep, 1000 hogs
and 80 COWS and calves
BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, April 30-Flour, Wheat and Corn
hrm, and unchanged Stocks dull. Virginia IS
ee3a. Ohio Flour $5750e612. Corn advanced;
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, April Colour, Wheat and Corn
Arm, and unchanged Stocks dull. Virginia IS
ee3a. Ohio Flour $5750e612. Corn advanced;
Southern mixed &c.
1900 bills Howard street quoted at &6. Wheat
unchanged Corn dull. and very irregular.
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ONLY EG u LAR LINE or
FREIGHT BOATS.
Canal Boat Little Tennessee, Capt Wilkerson.
Do. Fanny, Capt Myers.
Do. Clinton Capt. Hill.
Do. Lynchburg, Capt. johnson.
Twice . week Wednesdays and Saturdays
These are first class Boats, and commanded by expe.
repced Captains and the cargo Of zach Bost IL in.
sursd. For freight apply to
WILLIAM r. COX,
North side Basin.
e. Storaso wanted. NH "a
IRON SARES.-.In store 3 salnmaader
! Fire Proof Safes with Burflar and Powder Proof
Lock. which we win sell low 10 close.
an 22---th L4Rtfa SHfsE
HAMS. Nisl1G1Ihf RS AND 3iI1iSl.s12a.
II just received sad ,er sale cheap for cash. Il
m % Y. NcCA *TFfg SONS.
n OVGRIN6S1 CR06HEb SUG1R, Iani
- > bzyENPoKr. ALIEN co.
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- FOR RENT-And immediate pOssf !.
81 mon Gven-That very convenientiy locate
- House, containing four rooms, fronting on n :
shall street. and immediately in rear of the Rchmoa
Medical College. 1t has attached very large Jet
and good we'll of water.
Apply 70 either Of the Messrs. TABS, Richmon
or to 80 ss5ss r. n. TABB, ia,
Trustee Of VIM. Shepard, decd,
n 6.-ts Brandon Henrico county. Va.
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N1H. JACKSON..-sir by tho instru.
yl mentality Of friend Of mine was induced 70
try your Bitters, likewise my wife. found they mao
she had lost her appetite and sckly but now
she 10 restored her appetite, and finds great plea.
ure in recommending your Bttters 70 those VINO wlsn
Chesterfield.
rbsv NAV be found at John r. Jacksou'a Laidley
Il Robinsons e. j. Picots, A. Bodekers, s. ~. Zach.
dsDon's, Chas Miilspsughs, Bennett & Beers, Alex.
Duvaps, Druggists, and VIM. G. Battaille, Richmond,
Va.
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- possession siven immediately, the brick hons.
corner of Franklin and Wall strssts with IN,
lot attached The upper part Is sufieisEtly larset
accommodate good size family. The lower psrt !.
suitable for store Office, or Restaurant This proe.
ty being located almost in the heart of the city Of
fers inducements not always met with To am
tenrnt the terms will be made favorable. Apply "a
e. d. EACHO. Pearl street
ap 29--6t near EXCHANGE Hot.t
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i thod Of informing the merchants and others of
Richmond having claims in any part of the State for
collection that engaged in that business and
will attend promptly to the collection of any claims
in the State personally, and make prompt returns;
for which will refer youto the proprietors OF Rich
mond Enquirer, where may be found.
an 28-3ts WIN. r. COOK.
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- FOX SALE OK kENT---A very d.
FL sirable Framed House on Union Hill situsna
a near the residence Of Dr.. o. A. Strecksr' e.,
tanning 8 rooms, kitchen with rooms stable. e,,.
riase house and other conveniences with very isr.
garden attached and well Of excellent water in tie
yard. The house Is new and in good condition e,
genteel family. A fine opportunity 10 now offered "a
person Wishing . pleasant and comfortable home.
convenient to business and free from the enormous
city taxes. The house has lately been papered Pos
session given immediately. For terms apply to
ap 15-1m EDWD d. EACH0, Pearl st.
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SfErHEN A. DoUGLAs-Thc LOHlsriHe J0Hr-
nal, in discussing the capabilities, character
and pogiton of the different candidates for the
Presidency, thus speaks of Mr.. Douglas:
" "Then there is Stephen a. Douglas. lie
is a man of considerable Vigor of intellect, but
without honor honesty, truth or dignity
He is low flung. He is grounding. He is
a rowdy He is of the class of bar-room poll
ticians. He is at home with the low and vul-
gar. lie is uneasy in the company of gentle
men. lie eectoneers for the Presidency by
means that would render a county candidate
for the Legislature of Kentucky punishable
by law As for principle, he has no idea OF
it. He is at the present time the peculiar
candidate of the filibusters, the aggresslves,
the manifest destiny men and If he were
President he would not hesitate to issue his
proclamation tomorrow, authorizing the sci
zure of Cuba, all South America, and the
whole of Mexico so he could hope thereby to
win applause for boldneSs and audaeity. As pre-
,ident he would he ever aiming at something
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RUFFIANISM IN ATuNGToN-A despatch
from Washington gives an account of Il ruffian-
ly and ceWardIy assault upon Senator Sum
ner in the Senate chamber, Yesterday. At
the close of the p"Cce din rs of the Senate Mr.
Brooks, of South Carolina, went: up to Mr..
Sumner, and first knocked him down with a
cane, and then continued to beat him till he
was insensibe The motive for this brutal
violence was to punish Mr. Sumner for his re-
marks in the Senate, the day previous, in re-
ply to Mr. Butler, in which Mr. S INDUCED
! ia considerable severity of language. Mr..
Brooks is relative of Mr. Butler, and took
this unjustifable and cowardly way of vindi-
eating that gentlemanS honor. In England
where the Parliamentary privilege is greater
than here, and guarded by special enactments,
such gross violation of law and the sanct
ties Of legislator would be punished prompt
jly by Parliament as a breach of its privileges,
without the perpetrator being handed over to
the criminal court In this country, where
the Constitution guards the invioiability ofthe
citizen, the legislative privilege, in practice at
| least, is more restricted. Congress very rare
lv-in but three instances, we believe, in its
history-haying undertaken to punish breacl,
eS of its privilege 1t has preferred to hanl
the offender over to the courts of law, where
the character of the offence and the extent OF
the penalty are both well defined, though the
power to provide for an undiSturbed exercise
of its functions undoubtedly still remains with
Congress. II this assault upon Mr. Sumner
is not breach of privilege, 1t certainly is a
I fragrant outrage Of more than ordinary turpi-
tudc, for it is not only cruel personal as
Sault, but it is an act the ten c cy of VIII ch
is to restrict the freedom of debate in our Ma.
tional Councils, to interfere with the repre-
sentative in the discharge Of his daties to his
constituents, and, therefore, endanter n, and
impairing the functions of the legislature
The Senate, therefore, owes duty to itself to
see that the offender is handed over TO the
Grand Jury for indictment and trial and il
the House consult its own dignity, and has a
proper regard to the protection due a legisla
tor, it will expcl Mr.. Brooks from his seat in
that body, for We presume the offender is the
member of that name from South Carolina
In all the experience of rufianism in Congress
we have never heard of a more wanton bruta
| and unmanly act, than that attributed to Mr.
| Brooks Ledger.
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CUTTINBURC, ROSENBAUM g. Co.
HAVE OPENED
NEW STORE.
New Prices and New Goods !

the Corner OF Main and Bridge streets in Patt0n's
n New Block. where they will exhibit and offer for sale
splendid stock of DRY GOODS: consisting of the latest
styles of Ladies' Dress Silks suc as plain black watered
lavene brocade, &C. changcable, China and plaid silk
splendid style Of striped pongcc silk of all coors and
shades splendid stock of Grape, Silk, Stella and
printed Cashmere SllAWl.S a regular assortment of
DRESS GOODS, consisting of chays de aincs berageS
lawns &C., from 30 cent calico dress pattern up to 81
SILK dress. In DOMESTl(S assortment is complete:
we nave large stock of prints, gngams checks tick
lngS, bleached and unbleached musns &c Also splen-
| did assortment OF EMBROiDERIES. such as French
ncedework collars sleeves Swiss and iaconet houncings
ncedework edgngs and nsertings, linen thread laces
COTTON embroidered lace curtains acOnets dotted mulls
| srosparI nlIsllns, DC, too numerous to mention.
We have also an elegant assortment of B0nncts Rib
c0ns, Ffo.reTS and BORDERS, HeGd1esSes hair fronts
hd 6IudS &c 10 which invite the attention of Coun-
| try Milners and the Ladies in particular.
All OF the above articles feel assured We can offer to
the public at astOnngy low prices, and determn-
cd not TO be undersod by any establishment this side
New York city We would invite the citizens of Brad
ford county and elsewhere give call and examine
our stock and satisfy themselves about prices before
purchasing elsewhere. 1t is saying penny say
ed is two earned"
TO the GENTLEMEN in particular we will say that in
connGNon with the above, We have regular Tailoring
establishment in the city of New York, and have
particular pains to get up splendid stock of SPRING
MD SUMMER CLOTHING, which we offer to you at
prices unsurpassed at any other establishment Our
Sortlnent in this branch consists of Infants, Boys and
Mems v car also general stock of Geatemen's Fur7,-
ishnS Goods such Shirts Collars, CrayatS, Stocks
SOCKS SnSpelders &c. Also, general assortment of
Hats We are prepared to take measures for nice suits
and furnish them on short notice and warrant them
good lit and satisfactory in every respect In short all
the goods sold by Us viii be warranted and eXChan
taken back if required We atter ourselves that we have
one OF the best cutters in the city and Of the best
worknen employed, and give satisfaction to the public
reference OF our firm can be had from BENZ Bentley
Albert Chamberln l.. Scare, Vim. X. Hatch r. b. Little
John +. Dean, E~qrS., Montrose Pa.
IUWluua.
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Col FREMONT being ia New York City, one
of the Republican WardsCiubs waited on him
with an address, thanking him for his exer-
tionS to make California Free State, and for
his sympathy for the oppressed people of Kan
sas.. In his replyrCoL Fremont expressed a
thorough and cordial sympathy with the cause
in which Governor Robinson is engaged, as he
felt deep interest in seeing the Territory
thrown open to free labor He added that he
was happy to see the young men of the coun-
try engaged Id cause like that of the Repub-
lcan party and that it needs but their energy
and enthusiasm to carry it successfully through.
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SupeTintP1tlent of
AN ACT

TO PROVIDE FOR A TUE SCHOOL DIRECTORS
BRADFORD COUNTY.
SEcTIoN l. BE enacted by the Senate aud House Of
Representatives. of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania in
General assembly met and is hereby enacted by the au-
doity of the same That the Superintendent of Common
schools is hereby directed to give notice to the School
Directors of Bradford county by circular and by pubca
on in two newspapers of that county that the several
boards Of School Directors of Bradford county shall meet
in their respective districts Saturday the thirty first
day of May next and when assembled each board shall
hv resolution express the opinion OF majority OF Their
directors present the proper amount OF compcnsi-
ton for the County Superintendent OF Bradford county
SECTION . That the said several boards OF School Di
recors shall the resolution to be entered on their
records and copy forwarded to the State Supernten-
dent who on the reception OF the resolutions from the
several boards of Directors, shall fix such compensation
for the County Superintendent of Bradford county as he
NAV think Just and proper in view OF the expression thus
received from the boards of School Directors which com
pensaon shall be in lieu of the nt fixed by the con
ynton of School Directors of Bradford county for that
officer on tie twenty yeghth day OF July last, and shall
commence with the third year of that office.
RICHARDSON l.. WRIGHT,
Speaker of The House Of Representatives..
WM. NJ. PINT,
..--. Speaker of the Senate
APrRovgnLThe twenty-irst day Of April, Ammo Domni
one thousand eighthundred and tfty-six:
JAMES POLLOCK.