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,,sv forbidden IN ne extension 80 far rs 'sptsae o
your &C, and voluntary svppms, hen 20 c,nnn , "
vi - ard rre,.u, ne extension nv any conri,u-
,;onai means. with such vieSs, yoa have 90 "So,
80 CbT;s,inrs 10 copscer COZ sequences a. al pu.
,lcre are no consequences any sagse'ons sn' o,s'e
az =, "a sssr 10 contemplate, that CAD fnw from a
on 49,, ,hs e,,r,s sion Of What Chri.ianf'y the
;s,hers Of cur COM ny, the world. would agree 70
describing as the sum Il sl yil.s'es-'he lnenoae
Of our co,ntry, the scourge Of ,eedlng hsoss', Sc
sco,n Of weeping Chrs,epcop the drgrace OF Dodern
cyiiizs,ion the blot of American r.-j"m, The "aI-e
+ southern arrcg.ncc, violcrce and parder-tnA
universal. sll.,, IN eating ever-growing ana e'e'
hlackcuirg evil. Gin and crime American pone'"
Slavery.
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HUMAN RIGHTS AND DUTiSS
BY THE REV. HENRY WARD BEhChEh-
The Rev. Herry Ward B. ,cher preached las' even
mo from the ,ex,-Issah Xxi: /, q:

ing from the tex,-Issah Xxi; !, q:
The Spin, 81 the Lord God upon because The LsS
hath ,tnt ue TO bind the broken to psss' as"sy
70 a :Py .hS ls & s sPss 10 Lai .ni he
day Of cur Cos, 10 enoii al toAt noofs
an t uuo ,b N that ourn Bon civ. nn'o them s~safy
for ..hr. ,se oil OF Joy nournps hr e.,uent praise for
the ,yr, ~.srih,.s that tsy mfht D. esed S-es c
I'D md ,sy .bs build the old ws.,rs they sh.r the
former dso;iop. md hey .h' ,-pir The ~s.s. me
feed YOUR docl. he a-n ssal b. 700, eie.-
.nd vine dr..ers But ye .a.lee FAMED se sss
Mr.. Beecher commenced by remaining that 10
Isaiahs DAYS the duties Of ministers Of the Goepsl
were different to what people would have them
Tow. a-da,s Christ, however, had acknowledged The
trhulness Of the teachings Of the text IN Lake with
chap. 18th. 18th. 18th, 10Th and 10Th veres.
The Bible in the hands Of the people, is the sar'et
guarantee Of persoual and civil liberty for all true
notions of liberty must have gious foundation and
experience has shown that liberty without religion coon
p. rislts by lis sesbness ard indulgence, and that 70
gion without tie fruit "f bbety ill -'-s perish, by
s severity. And true r, ligion must be known ny iS
fruits II il deg,sdes m-n takes s~ay motive, ~
growth, exinyushes generous aspirations, Il 10 false
Fit stimulates men, 4 wee their life and grvw:s power
On moral basis It IL hu. And. IL tat Ia pat days
religion revived. G.d's spirit poured out-rnan
col science intoned, and the heart aroused 70 epsntus
PURSUIT..
Mr.. b. then considered the s,o~pg proPositi,os;
l. That the Sources Of Liberty Al r-hsioas
That the elements Of p~r-oh.i rhts aud civil heerty
based q religion.
Th. h.i.9@ e !. the soa'd and defence OF Liberty.
Tb. duty of Christian men in our day
He claim, that oh nen bal Ights-iua euable rights
ard that he right vi gIOsth gave toe aud psopes d.
ptciion 10 every ether man in virtue OF ais right
to ,rov, - right 10 push out # bis Gay anythi,g
which might prove obstructive 10 the progr@s Of bis
growth. II is mans prr.mincpt sht TO grow, and
len Glars ci on has any right TO say 10 him h'w
far he will grow. He inast grow, and grow mil
be Cu'giows the obstacle OF degeDeracy, aad faIf,
all bis duties Ia auipg rationshp 10
Gcd. He yipdicat,d Tho right Of ministers of Ue
GOSPEL Ia deieId The civil rights OF their sountry
speak in defense If liberty aud it's Joys.
He thought thai New nrk wss fhs greatest rh'pog
cal s nihaiy ia the world; tsenty thousand per
here tell ministers how and what TO preach.
BE copcudtd by 40 appeal To The people aivisiog
prsy before they went AMI ~ th@y wsas ~ ihe
pols. WWs, but pruy. aid let yolr work be IN Tho
sliri' OF your prayers.
The church was crowded 10 its utmost capacity, AMI
twice many went away disappointed ~ succeeded
in obtaining even standing nom.
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T,Hr GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Il. KENNEDY Of Rosbury has dkcove,eA IN one Of our
', a s scy,t se,sa Sos 70 se%so. P;Ji
He has no ov eleven hundred ace; and never Aed
posessson handsed certificates 81 re vsre al vtnn
TsS bottle, are warranted TO = 5ur.rs mouth.
Aes bottles vii ue he ~oIsi brd OF pmpies OF
Two o. three bottle. viii eiear me .ystsm Of toIs.
Two bottles warranted 20 eare the worst e-hheE Z ne
III. 20 Eve bottles are warranted ,he Of
sVhpels' o., ,,,. n hr,,o, 1. y.
bottles s- warranted .uLIins q re ss's sad
TooI ~ bottles axe wsar led coup: arc .rDrns
Or both. uil -ur. .,aly eruption. Of n. siir
two thee bot,ies warranted 10 1e 'ae worst tt Of
Two or thre. bot., tJe vsuSted 20 ere he nos' Ser-
rate Of rheumsfl,uI -,.-.
Wv " .iss bottles viii cur. The Of scrofuA
s,a.f. 4. ,iwsy, experienced from the 6rst bottle ard
Nothnz sooi, so improbable those who have vain rd
all the wonderful medicine q Day a. common
ever, Rurnor in the system; yet fIed fact you nave
humor i: ha TO star TheT. are no ne Dor And' nals BOZ az
hou,sDd bottle. Of il the vicinity Of Boston know he
seet. of IN every ,.s sss. 'e 20 ,, een
old e I'D Rso r Of was nave 81. sd f.St ~
stored, 10 perfect Of health by one bottle .,
70 those .ubject 'ich headache ore bottle WI
SON. -to tsv. t.tcn il nave eosve year, and have
pee sussd A, ;ss sSSs .saaf NE oneoe
nature viii very angular feeins bat you must cot %
Tsr nr 1s5 BAD re:u 1om on csnsfy that
engis gone you vii feel yourself like abeT p.I.on teAid
ome Of be -nos eIoomuma Of i that Ever n&s
psnns.ctu-.d BY DONALD KTNNEDY Nc. - wATer'r-,
Roxbmy, bass. Pic. e. rv-,rr,.c
WIolesae Asents for New York c. V. CLlCRINEH GO
No 81 Rsrcay-t. CHARLES VI. RING, No le2 Broadwsy
A. g. D. SANDS, No. l4l William .. MARSH OkVIs
60 No 80 3reenweh.-t. BOYD 4 PAUL ChanbcTs-,
WILLS Co. 40 lis Fran him 81 McKESSON hObbiNS
Co. No f5 hsidsn-lsne HAviLAS 1890 49,.
WARD CLOSE 4 Co kHdeD-lsnd Mrs. HAYES Brookyp I;
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ACCIDE'T TO I.,HoErHs On Sl.n.!-y .te-n3,n
Toms sii|sefa.o .T Mchssl way sbr
W - O. g. r;g'h1gs = 0'ly-.r- sd s1u,a
s'e'', ID .1as"a ne OF l1-s- big 2
%" W inr' NH ~ b 49, '-4s los.ta .1i t,..'1
W ~ '' ~t" -'t'Ticl BY D.. t.li1-F -i '.-.
U'.-h F".t q ..s-n % .'F ~. {. s'' -1
asy & e''-.il'S = - vnu--, -.,e.'.
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NETWORK TEMPLE Of HEALTH.-Dr. j.
N DENNIS No Beeckerst, for 20 years practitioner
n ediclne in this city. Offers hi ALTERNATIVE and He
PATIO SYRUP those who Afflicted With any Of the io'
Kidb Pulmonary Con'umpon, Disease Of the Heart Pies
Fis,uls Syphilis, Rhsumatsm.
Dr. Dennis ran refer hrDdreds IL this city who have been
cured ty the Of his Alternative and HEPATlC SYRUP
Who will te.ti'y 70 ifs efficacy.
R-Cffee from 10 to d.ly and the eyenr Il
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, from 70 oelcek-
CANCERS removed without the use Of the h ife
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An ,NrTnERN KAu.knAn-
AleA,ral

CArpS SARSApARILIA.-T purely veg
~ ,e re,,c3y 49, "a r,,r.o-dt7ary potency upon the
iir-s. OF The bvdy e. as lo al dele'r''oa' rs' e.
rrd rett rev, scc ~. 4.t S'l; = ~ ~
A - urcga I'd ~ gel I'd ..N ~ \ IS = u -
Ne. 100 Fsi,,.-' " .ts'k. re y ~ LIE o ~ -
~ tor -
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Dtfan Dtcamers, st.

LOR "A l. + X -
NJ A Il q y A.
sgosrs.r 100 nILKs.
GREAT REDUCTlON OF PRICES.
The New and Splendid Steamship
II 5
500 tuDs,
will sa from .he foot of 9h-st East River, tOf
ShN HAN Dr. NICARAGUA, Oh MONDAY Nov. ~, 81
a o,aock u M. TO connect with the steamer
ORlZABA,
from SAN JUAN DEL SUR on the Pacific, for SAN FRAN
CISCO. ,,...,,..
Fy pounds Of baggage allowed zach passenger Ten ;et"
Der pound Excess. - -. ,,,,, .-rv,voau
FRANCISCO, TO shN JUAN ptL N"hiI.
includng lshmus Trip tn4' ann ''''''''''''''ea -
IFS Second CABIN. 80
Second Csbin...... 81
I5I
w 'CHAS MORGAN SONS,
No. Z Bowling Green, ". z.
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Proteries.

% II n n R.. w n . o, ID 1 q O."
DoUBLT-REFINED AND FAMILY sA1kAAICs
.s,ppp-cARBONATT or SODA, sAL SODA, ETC,
No II Old slip Hanover square MOL;
PURE CREAM or TARTAR ALWAYS On HAND
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Steamboats, nnh Railroahs.


Orircs OF TN Nrv.YoRX An WV. HAVEN RAILROAD
Co.. SO. - Canals. hrw YORK Oct %, 1850
NOTICE.--Oo and aftr MONDAY, Nov. :. i1e
IN BOSI ON EXPRESS TRAIN ~i lesyc csnsi-sf ss' IA
JAS IT, HoYT Superintendent.
NEW-YoRK md HARLEM RAlIkoAp-
Commenting MONDAY Sov. 3 1870.
THE. Dolly fra.rs 90 Nbauy. SuuCys txCcp:
re - 90 iioE. \, " " ok 20 A. BABY. ,
o,o ..u-rxpRrss Ills +! Ab.gy, ,'sne-,,ss -:,A
Nc C,pTsl HsprrGd and y r-bcTu Irslns.
t;W - H. 5 NAIL TRAN ..u-.Us ditc-.y :l.cuSS Mo
" shsc - ears. oourccE - Ctsth,n -Four Corners
49, NE "'''on feius or Pasted NoIsh Adsrs tne 7aof
40 = n--lNPREse r,aping directly through without
10, Wee.
k"trr'ls Leave Nia,y:
3:li NAL lRAIN tor N-s direct
N:bt ny NfkESS, without ch. .... - ca.
l-s.Ca =. rn.-ENFbiSS without Cher 49,. or ..
~ rts to De- obf a.d sut Hsie.e ri ii a, A,c- 81
Rs.'ruol Nhsuy. hito AID G 10 s-oc,
a., y. ih.s:. suA ishav. NsNy-N,fk.
~ J. CAMPBELL, "a ~, a.eae@a.
C,YRACI~l AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- connection vii ~ $ Irl-s On 80 Sc~ Io and
%, nj .tr NtCSDAT ~. -, ana uui! f..ncr roie.
p,s,. .. 1r,'s N a. i'. os, nd cA,,ftr:
I>e,r Nev-lofk rom pic 'o, e! Dus esi a G II,
Brs., FNpiess-. ,l.-'rS - Bingham MA ...glt,s
=. " y IN. -sxpI,-'-oot,e, a; BIZ. hsm,oa
vrhb - pr Tran .os ~ sscisr sul oswtso
.T-us5 ii.ESis o. pr W r ',,yByRr -! :"
-
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professional Nofifee.

DISEASES Of the EYES. NJ. ELLIOTT,
IL N ID ysessp and Ophthsnic Surgeon, viii resume
III. Lp CTrRFS The Theory and Practice o OphthhniS
MeoicDs and Surgery, including the Anatomy ana
ELLIOTT continues the practice Of bis proon OF hs ou'c'
No. 2 Astor.plsce. Clinton Hall.
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Nswpork daily Gribn,te
THE APOSTLES ELECTION:
Or, How Shall Vote 10 the Preseb. Crisis
LEARNED FROM THEIR EXAMPLE.
4 DISCOURSE:
BY HENRY W. BELLOWS.

In Ill Sost,' Chsrch, on Sunday. Noeept<5 J. ~.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT of the STATE OF
i EEW-YORK.-Sesb X. Van Dnzer and Cltharine NJ MS
wife against William A. s Van Duzer and Emma C. his wife
Dewey s. lab Van Duzer and Aranna his wife Arch
BALD Soreyie John Van Nosrmd jose ph f. Randolph. VII
let D.iihr Emma Louisa his WIFE, Lebbeus Ayes AMI Ellen
Augusta his wife Van Als.yne Gyyor Robert Boyd aud Mar
strt 5 his wife-To the DEFENDANTS above named and
each OF hcm You hereby summoned aud required 10
the complaint in i action, which will be fled in the
City Hal Of aid City. and 10 Of your answer TO
tlf the subscriber At his Office No 81 Wslls
within days ser the service Of this sum
mons n you exclusive Of the Of such service ind
M 20 the said complaint wi hin the time Aforesaid he
rlssna his seticn viii apply 10 The Court foI the re-
lief demanded In the C0nplanI.-Datd september 1917
DAVID G. RIN0LAND, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
The said complaint fled in the office OF the CLERK Of the
City and County N.wYoIk at the City Hall of said City
the 18Th day Of enh.r in the y-M 1856 oc7o law7wM
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SrPREME CoTRT. COUNTY INT, Of KINGS King ~

CrPREME COURT COUNTY Of KINGS
- TIE EMPIRE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
assinst zENAS 3. CROKER, CUSHING PRINCE aud
MARY bio Wife THE wife If the said Cushing Prince being
de.snaed by 81. name of Mary Ler real being
rTsl to be lad in tie County Of Kings-Summons
Relief (Con ITO the above named Defer 'ans:
You hereby suninoed and required 20 the
plant this which has be- filed in the office Of the
(,k the County 81 Kines his Office in the City Hall in
the City Brootyn and Of your answer TO me
amid complaint the subsc her his Office, No. 81 Wall
street city NcwYoIk within twenty days after the
Of this exclusive Of the day of such
service: sid Ii fail the said complaint within
sfocsac the Plaintiff in this action will apply 20 he
Court the geic demanded in the eompain'Dated New
Yo!k 8, ptmber ~. 1895.
y f. MARBCkY Plaintiffs Attorney, No. "a Walls
Tie complain IN ID, above sc filed in the Office Il
the CeIk OF the Count OF knes tee 10Th day Of Sep'enber
1886. +. y. MARbURf,
80 lsv6wM Pliin nfPs At ,rney.
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fegal Notiffs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the county Of NewYoIk notice ia hereby gwen 10 all
having claims AGAINST THOMAS b. CRDPPfR late Of
TIE City Of wYok, deceased 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscriber his Counnsroom NO
20 BuIling clip in the City Of EewYork on before the
day O November ne>Dated New York The 9TH day
ofMsy 1856.
u,6 law6 VI CHARLES ii. MARSHALL, EScutor.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of NewYork notice hereby given 70 al
perons having claims agoins EDWARD T. POWS late Of
The City of Columbus Georgia deceased 70 present the
the subscriber his office No 60 " all
str.et the City NewYork before the twelfth day ~
November NewYOk the tenth day Of May 1855
ml2 lsw6nM HENRY T. MORGAN, Executor.
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SUTREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yoik-JOHN q. STEARNS and AZOR 5. MARVIN
Pbhtfs:. against FRANKLIN X. LATHRoP-(Sum-
inaAs)--To the GbOve.Tamcd Defendant: Yon here
bv ned and required TO the complaint in
this action, which is filed this 18th day Of October.
1876 in u, oce Of the Clerk OF the City and County OF
EewYoh in The City Hall Of said City and to copy Of
the said complaint, the subscribers a. their
Ofce No. l92 Broadway, of John street NewfOrk
Cty within days after the service hereof exclusive Of
the day Of service and if you fail said compliant
within the aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action VIII
take against for Sl52 n and interest from 4th
June 1856 and eosia-Daed New York, October .. 1856
PEET& NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
OF laN6NM No. lg2 broadway New York CITY.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT-Clty and
IN County Of New YorkJohn S. Moore ksainst Samuel r.
Townsend Rob,rt Thompson, U and Mary bis wife William
S.watt It. al. Sun nOIs-for relief To ROBERT THOAP-
son H. ard MARY Ii. wife and WIN O. STEWART
hereby summoned and required snswerth compliant
in this action which heSlt day Of October S filed in
the flee of Ii. CLERK City and County Of New York The
City Hail. City ofNewYork and copy u your answer
10 ad con plant the subscrher hs Office No 1876 Broad
way City Newly within twenty day. after the service OF
exclusive ofth day Of such service and u
Won m 10 sn,wef said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiff in lids a will apply to the Court for the Tee
a, mand d H. H.. con plAin-Da' ed November l. 1858.
n3 law6wM T. X. BOUARDUS Plaintiff. Attorney.
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i STEAMSHIP COMPANY ,ntend dsps,cbns their spIeI
cid nd powerful STEAMSHIPS tsio.lows:
troN lIvLLPooi.
CITY OF MANCHESTER .......... Novemherl9 10.
CITY OF acknowledgements. December j.
DtCeInOer H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-27
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

The Cunard steamer Niagara, with Liverpool
dates to Saturday, the 10th inst, arrived at Hal,
fax Monday evening.
Ihe steamer Persia arrived at LiveIpool on Fri.
day night.
The steamer Herman sailed from SOUTHAMPTON
the 18th, and the City of Manchester sailed from
L'verpool on 'he same day. The steamer Cana
The steamer Persia made her .rin ont IN Ies :,
than nine days
There is scarcely anything worth calling news
embraced in the summary for the week The talk
about difficulties between Russia and the Allies
respecting the Isle of Scrpents In the Black Saa
proves 10 be merely talk-a mere mountain OF a
mole hill
Spain, at the latest accounts was quiet
ENGLAND.
In every part of the kingdom, contractors are
suspending all but the pressing works
Tho crops throughout Great Britain are favora.
bly, reported of, being fully an average one.
FRANCE.
The 18th was the Emperors fete. Mass was
celebrated In Notre Dame In the presence Of the
dignitsries of the State, and the TIE Dea5a was
Sung in all Of the churches in France. Dramatic
representations of military events, games, bal
looms, concerts iiumnaiions and fire works cha
racteriged the festivities. Another movement
among the Orleanists has taken place. Dispatch
es state that the Duchess Orleans Count D'Paris,
Duke DeChartres and NJ. Theirs, had left Ham
burg for Ostend in consequences of q dispatch from
England.
SPAIN.
The news is uninteresting. Reports needing
confirmation of disturbances In Cadiz while dis.
arning the National Guard, but excepting this the
work of disarmisg was going on quietly every.
where.
PORTUGAL.
A Government steamer was loading with pro.
visions to be sent TO MADEIRA The cholera was
increasing at Lisbon.
ITALY
II was reported at Paris that the report Of an at.
tempted insurrection at Naples, is untrue.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS.
LipepooL August Is, Friday Erenin4-Cotton.
The market Ia unchanged with moderate demand
at former rates. Sales Of the week 81, 900 bales.
The market closed dull
The quotations are a. follows:
New Orleans Fair z; Middiing 6 3-l6; Upland
Fair GIG; Upland Middling 6 3-l6
The Manchester market IL unchanged, with q
moderate demand
Breadstuffs.--Wheat had advanced ID the i'm.
provement being chiefly with better grades Flour
Ia unchanged with moderate demand 1t former
prices Corn has advanced Sd. The weather has
been very favorable for agricultural purposes and
the sccounts from the grain crops are generally
favorable.
Another Circular says prices srs shade higher,
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BOAR DING.


FNO FAMILIES.---Three or faur small ia.
miles can be accommodated with good board
aad pleasant rooms, by immediate application at the
Broad street Hotel Terms very moderate. s5f
an z5-St VIM B. YAGER Proprietor.
ROAkDING- --The PREsC0TT HOUSE.
- two doors above the Banks, s again open Tor the
reception of boarders, by the day, week InoGth.
Dr. Hudson, who owns the property, has spared no
expensc to make this House of the most pleasant
Boarding Houses In the city He has made several
ADDITIONS, that renders it much more pleasant than
heretofore Nothing on my part shall be lacking to
70 render all who may favor with their patronage
their stay in my house pleasant the Same time the
comforts Of home. I, B n s,',1s )
au l8-1m Ms M C. JETER
"a DING HOUSk..-Mrs. DAVID
y WALSH, having taken the Clifton House, Is
prepared to accommodate persons by the year. month,
week or any length Of time She has several rooms
not to be surpassed in theity for comfort and cen
venience; being large and well closited She So
iicts the attention of gentlemen as day boarders;
her house is well situated for their accommoda-
tion, being within few moments walk from the
most business part the city, and yet suciently re-
mote to be exempt from the noise dust and buste of
such place. 1t is her purpose to keep neat COM
Portable house, and home for such favor her with
their patronage. afs
This house is located on 18th street, Immediately
above the Ballard House.
WANTED-A irst.rate dining room Servant Ap-
ply at the Clifton House. u22-6t
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THE WHEAT TRADE OF SAvANNAH-This
branch OF trade has sprung up within two years
past, and already forms quite important item In
our exports The first receipt reported this year
wasa lot fifty sacks, on the 5th of June Since
that time to the 18th instant the amount received
Is SO S32 sacks all but 800 of which was by the
Central Railroad The receipts up to the same pe-
riod last year were 50, ,25f sacks. The frs. was .
10. of IA sacks, on the 9th Of June All Of this
wheat was shipped to Northern ports principally to
New York. The receipts by railroad, for the first
half OF the present month 36644 sacks, az ainst
1918 for the same time last year.
Sopdanah Nescs
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LAKE Observation-Disclosures to q Toronto
correspondent Of the New York Commercial Ad-
vsrtiser, an important commercial company has
lately been organised in that Canadian capital for
tho establishment Of permanent lines Of steamers
the great lakes It Is called the British Ameri-
can Lake Navigation Company, and the aggregate
capital stock is fixed at 81, 600 600 Three lines
are contemplated. The drst is from Coliaa wood
to Chicago, calling at the ports the west shore
of Lake Michigan, the through distance being 500
miles. The second is from ColliDgwosd to Green
Bay, stopping at Mackinaw; through distance 400
miles. The third Is from Collingwood through the
ship canal at the Sault Ste Marie, to the various
mining stations en- Lake Superior Already me-
gotiatious have been commenced with the builders
OF tho mammoth steamship Himalaya, at Dun.
barton Scotland. for the construction Of steamers
for these Lake lines
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Dzepidafed building g.-Isaac Solomon came be.
fore the Mayor yesterday, to answef the chArx .
Of permitting dilapidated building to remain on
his lot, to the danger II the nciehbofhood The
house complained Of 10 near the. new factory Of
ksssra McCuIdy + Smith, the timbers Of which
have decayed from bottom to top, and but for tie
fact that the corner Of the house rests against
Mfs Csrottf's kitchen chimney, would tumble
down at any momeAt A. the conclusion Of the
evidsncs Of three Witnesses, the Mayer decided
the building to be nuisanee and ordered Il 70 be
paued down BY Thursday next Hfhis judgment
not strictly carried out the police will be direct
ca 70 aosse the nuisance st the cost of the defend
ant.
Obsfru1isss-Thers are about two thousand
permanent oostrucfions In the city Of Richmond at
.nis ume, ana every day new ones are being ad.
Jryf ~ ~ 80 = ~''- ~
Asrieuhural Ddsgases In Hemrtco.- Members Of
the virginia State Agricultural Society resi-.
ding IN the county Of Henrico, are to hold .
meeting at their Court House on Monday next,
to arrange for nominating candidates for the
Farmers Assembly. As the election win take
place at the October term Of the Court every
member, who can possibly do so, should attend
this meeting.
Street Needcd.- city ought to open new
street AlsDg the north bank Of James river a. far
west - the pump house. 20 a. to enable vehicles
TO reach that place In safety at al times If this
were done persons owning property along the
line of the river would improve It, and thereby in.
crease the citys revenue by an increased taxa.
tion.
Homerard Bound.-The cool evenings and morn
ings now prevailing, are putting TO flight many Of
our citizens who had taken refuge from the exces-
sive heat In the mountains of Virginia, and driving
them home Ike frightened pigeons
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-27

RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN IN MExICo-The fol.
lowing is the article added 10 the Mexican Con.
stitution granting religious federation:
mo law nor order shall be issued in the Repub.
lie, by authority prohibiting or hndering the ex.
ercise OF any kind of religious worship; but, the
Catholic Apostolic Roman having been the exclu.
sive religion of the Mexican people, the Congress
of the Union shall take caro-, by means Of just
and prudent laws to protect it in so far as this pro
lection does not prejudice the interests of the peo.
pie nor the rights of the national sovereignty"