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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

UARD COX q is highly approved by those
L i who have tried it, as excellent and econCn-
aI Substitute for Anthracite COAL in every form of
fsrnace or close stove in which the latter is used
Consumers will avoid annoyance, however, by not
ttemptng to burn it IN open stoves or CRATES, as
ia still large and orders will be promptly supplied
si5 per load Our stock of SOFT COKE, suitable
fer crates az well will be replenished im-
meGiately on the rening Of the canal In the
time we have few thousand bushels for present
delivery. Prices-Lump Sc; Hail. s. per load
JNO. J. WERTH, Agent
Yards corner 10th street and Basin, and 9Th ard
Byrd. ia Ids
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DEFAULTISG DEVIL The Toledo Times
stepped out on New Years evening. taking with
him all the funds be had received that morning
for New Year addresses. Eight policemen and
two dogs have been dispatched after the devil
IL is understood that If he Is caught the plea OF
insanity" will be advanced by his counsel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

ELECTED MAYoR.-Ralph p. Buxton, Esq has
been elected Mayor of Fayetteville, N. G., by
large msjority Mr.. b. was member Of the
American party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

OFFICE OF The MUTUAL BUILDING FOND AND
Loan ConP.sy. Richmond, Jan. 10; %.
ave rsouested TO assemble in annual meeting, This
EVENING, at II o'clock to transact important DUST
ness The monthly dues will be received a. me sau
time and place. A. 4. urn,
-.
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RAU,ROADs--THEIR SPEED The Pbilade'-
pbia. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Compa
nv held its annual meeting Monday. The report
of the Company shows that its receipts for the
wear we're 8 il I39 l65 and the expenditures S7lG,.
8l6 The net revenue S422 $685. gain of Sl39-
5l9 over 1855. The company has paid per
cent. dividend during the year.
The President of the road audes to The cost
of high speed for passenger and freight roads. A
maximum load of passengers at three cents per
mile. over tolerably level and straight road, at
speed of thirty miles per hour, including stops,
will nav; but when road of heavy grades and short
curves undertakes to such train, it will soon
find that it does not pay the actual expenses
In the first ten or twelve cars will be the load
while in the other three or four at most The il
come of the first will be three times that of the
second while the expenses will be greater on the
train running the smaller number of cars, owing
In the greater wear and tear and the great
or consumption of fuel A level and sraight
railroad having a maximum business and
an abundance of fuel along its line, transport
it's freight and passengers with moderate speed
at nrice below what hes been charged on any
road vet, and make money, while another road
with a small business, can not make anything az
high prices Interior roads, having small bust
ness and built over a rough country, can never
nav their expenses, unless at much higher rates
of charges than those now adopted while roads
between large cities, of easy grades and straight
lines and with good local business, must I'll ere
long the President thinks, prove profitable invest
ments if managed with that degree of economy
with which an individual manages his own bust
ness.
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~ The undersigned, at the saIicIfatfop
of many friends irrespective Of poitse psrie. ~
50 ctfuy presents himself candid ate fr tbs m
nee Of CITY SERGEANT. and soieits tbs cjsixsn.
Of Richmond generally to give him thsir support
ia 15-dis I'D. s. GAY
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COLLISION AT SEA.--The schooner Julien, 20
days from Cuba for New York, put into Bermuda
on the Goth of December, with loss of sails spars
boats, and leaking badly. She was run into and
stove in by the brig Norfolk, of Richmond, Va
The Norfolk was not seen after the collision, but
the Captain of the Julien thinks that she was not
seriously injured.
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ssr virginia Mechnnics' Institute. IA
called neetia2 of the Institute will be haid In the
hail. corner Of l2th and Main strests, tomorrow
1FRIDAY) night. at O'Clock. Every member
should be present on the occasion, an important
snbiect will be brought up for action.
ia 15-2t j. w. LEWELLEN, Sec'ry.
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~ Rosewood Furniture, China, tsfass
Avn EARTHENwARE AT AUcTIoN--Particuiar at
tention is re quested to my sale THIS MORNiHG,
con1nencng at 10 O'Clock, at the store Of Col. II.
w Quarles No. J5 Pearl street. Of very handsome
Rosewood Plush Divans; large Arm and Parlor
Chaiz; Feather Beds; Bedsteads' Carpets; China;
Glass; Earthe uware; Walters; Castors. NC
ia Is THOMAS w. hEEsEft, hpcb
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Anew MUSIC, NEW music.
" Just received the following new Songs:
THE Curfew Bell. BY BlocklY.
GAILY Through Life Wander. .-.
MAY Guardian Angels Hover Near Thee.
THE G. God bye at the Door. By s Glover.
THE Days Gone By. BY A. Hawthorne.
At Pr TAYLOR'S,
ia Is Governor streaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

EAGLE SODA WATER ESTABLIsH-
II MEHT.-The best article is always the cheapest
especially when it costs more than the inferior
Article, and this Is emphaticay the with C AN
FIELDS celebrated filtered Soda Water If any
body doubts it, let them try it for themselves and be
convinced. am prepared to furnish superior Phila,
delphia Porter, Ale, and Champagne Cider in guam
titles suit customers 1.-THE above articles are not
found be of the first quality, the money will be
refunded w. CANFIELD, Agent.
Mandatory, goth, between Main ard franklin sts
de
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BARGAINS Ar THE ESTABLISHED
ID CHEAP STORE.
SELLING OFF WINTER STOCK!

SELL * OF w N L Il > L " y h
Elegant Dress Silks
AI-Nool figured Delanes
Csshrneres and Merinoes
Flannels Linseys ard Alpacas
Cloths Cassimeres and Satinetts
Cloth and Velvet Cloaks and Talmas
Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
Ladies' Fur Victorines and Cuffs
Embroidered Collars ami Sleeves
Cambria RdEfs, plain and embroidered
Bed Slankets &c.
Persons in want of cheap goods, will call soon at
be noted cheap store of ALFRED MOSES,
ia TX 63 Main street
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ERENCIi PORCELAIN TEA SETS of
4 rich and elegant patterns, embracing large
BULKLEY cos,
IA TX 1877 Main street.
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COMMERCIAL SAYINGS RANK.-Char

COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK--Char
~ tered BY the Legislature of Virginia, December
18th, ls5S-Capital, $50, 000-Ths In stitution re-
ceves deposits which interest is paid at the rate
OF per cent. per snnun If remsining on depost dx
months, and per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN. g. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary
JNO. III. MONTAGUE, Tressursr
NH IL Office No lss corner Main and 18th ats.
SHIRTS, SHIFTS, SHIRTS,--We keen
- constantly on hand the large SO Of fiue
Linen, Muslin and Cambria Shirts with plain, en- :.
broidered and fancy Bosoms TO be found In the city
These Shirts are from the celebrated mandatory
OF Morrison Hoyt New York, and inferior to
none having sold them for a number of years
with entire satisfaction and Of them being soid
BY the best houses in this city than any other make,
we can recommend Is superior in all respects Or
ders received and fit guaranteed, by
KEEN, BALDWIN & CO.,
iaH 1902 Main street
HO! FOR GOLDEN's WINDOW SHADE
IL DEPOT, go Broad street 1T IL really aston
ishng the low prise he ASKS for his beautiful Gilt
Shades, only o. the same selling at other places at
g; Landscape as cts; Lish. SHADE. % cts Vases
week sraat variety Of Table Oil Cloths from Is
up to the best English and Cotton Flannes ladies ia
want OF these articles will find IL their advantage to
call at the established cheap store of
NJ GOLDEN. $50 Broad street
:, N: b. Store keepers and Pedian supplied at New
York prices ja7-1m
Ia The subscriber, having purchased the stock and
leased .hs yard Of Messrs. r. 4 @. Withheld cor
Of 10th and Cary street viii continue the Lum.
Der and Mahogany business heretofore conducted by
them. and trusts BY strict attention to his busine
70 resolve the patronage Of the trade and ell othes
in ~snt OF Lumber and Building Material. He re-
spectfuliy request. The favorable attention Of the
former patrons OF Messrs o. @. Whitfisld and
feels confident. from his experiences In the business
will give sstisfsction. q
TRUMAN A. PARKER
In retiring troas the Lnmber and AlaheG.
any Ba.ins., permit ~ 10 say % our frisnds and
tne enbile that our succssors Mr.. PARKER. viii be
found correct and prompt businss val entitled
% their patronage and cen61sncs. Thankfnl for che
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed Qa ~, we Ask
= continuance Of the same Co our sseceJsor.
Oar ctiiss for The present Will eoatisps q NJ.
RArksrs aE'
/ ja3-Aiu y + g. WHIrrIEkD.
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" A L. u l. + II T. IL ESTATE FOX
SALE.--Being DESTROYS of closing the unsettled
business of concern, offer for sale, upon ac-
commodating terms, the valuable real property sold
and conveyed TO US, by dsea, from Seymour p Vial,
dated 18th November, 1885, fronting lU7 feet 18th
Lot, with the large Bnck Building thereon, OF the
corner of 18th and Cary streets. This property lies
In the centre of the business part of the city is
perhaps, the ost valuable real estate now offered
for sale.
dei6 KENT, PAINE & KENT
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TlAlsI LANTERNS A good variety of
HI handsome Passage Lamps, TO which we would
cal, the attention of purchss ers
CKAPES, GRAPES --.l0 kegs new crop
II Malaga Grapes, and 200 drums smyrna Figs,
ve,v large: for sale. ANDREW ANTONI,
rs St Nicholas Saloon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

THE FREE STATE LEGISLATURE OF KANSAS
A dispatch from Topeka, Kansas, dated The 7st
inst, says:
The Free State Legislature opened here yester
day, and after q short session adjourned until to-
day, as neither Gov. Robinson nor Lieut.. Gov
Roberts has been here Gov. Robinson has re
signed. Roberts Is In the Territory, but has failed
to attend. Much dissatisfaction prevails IN conse-
quence. Yesterday, q u. S. Deputy Marshal, act
ing under writ from Judge Cato, arrested seven
members of the State Legislature. The WIZ mas
upward of thirty names attached to 1t.
More arrests will likely be made. This Is Al
other effort to kill the Free State movement
Judge Curtiss President of the Senate, WIZ oeIi
yer q message, as Acting Governor, to DAY, Ln..
is an almost unanimous determination 'nas tne
Legislature shall go on with its work IL 10 oo"o'
full whether they will be able to do 60
Another dispatch says:
Both Houses of the State Legislature met 10
day, at noon, and there being no quorum presen'
in either took a recess until o'clock
Immediately after leaving the House, Marsha
Pardee ar-ested the whole number, except TWO OF
three for high treason in taxing the oatn OF Of
fee last March. THE warrant was sworn out by
Sheriff Jones' before Judge Cato. As the Marsha
had not the L. S. army to aid him, the member:
did not see fit 20 accompany him. He went back
alone Gov. Robinson has resigned, and Lieut.
Gov. Roberts is not here, and the people are now
holding a meeting to ensure both. 1t is thought &
quorum will be here in day or two, which is bet
| t"r than vas at first supposed.
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LOST.

CSw--On ar about the Sth inst, n Pock-
EFT BOOK filed with Papers, for the return Of
which a reward of SO will be paid The pspers
contained in the Pocket Book viii show to whom 1t
h. Io-ss d. B. LAYNE, at Armory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

THAwISG OUT THE FIRE PLUss.-Every citi.
zen knows the trouble entaiied, each winter, by
the freezing of fire plugs and the insurance COM
panies, especially, are well aware of the serious
losses which have frequently grown out of this
cause The following account of an experiment,
therefore, which we find recorded in the Philadel
phia papers will be of interest just at this tue:
On Saturday afternoon very successful exoeri-
rnsnt was made by Mr Ogden, tho chief engineer OF
the water department in tina wing ffezsn plugs The
continuance used for the purpose consists Of boiler
and tank with hand forcing pump and gutta perchs
hose The FIRE is built in the furnace with kndpg
wood prepared with csmphea, and steam is thus gem
erat ID in a few minutes The nut" Is taken from
the fire plug and small hose ID screwed in and the
other hose TO which long branch pipe IL appended,
Ia thrust down TO the bottom OF the plug outside the
pipe The Steam, At pressure OF from FIVE to seven
nounds TO the inch ia put on and in few VI in
utes the ice becomes melted and the water flows.
This is sscersinea by the cold ." alter rushing from
the pIug into the boiler Ths heat of the iron plug
and pipes is SO eat TO completely dry the straw
which is usually racked around the pipes Of tn plugs
in the cold season
TIE whole arpatatu jig very portable and it is lot
extensive, while il ia effective that frozen p u-
Can generally. ne thswed ont in very few minutes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

T O-T--Befweeu the st Charles Hotel
i and the Fredericksbura Depot, GOLD CHAIN
to which was attached Gold Loeket containing
likeness and q large Gold Cross Ths finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving ir at this Office.
1e 0t+
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DE- BXS Huii's SOAP In Store aad fol-
I'd sale by VIM. TAYLOR.
la 15=2t

u CHERRY AND WOOD NAPETHA One of
the best remedies for Coughs, Colds Group and
Whooping Cough and diseases of the Lungs. This
preparation contains of the medicinal virtues of
Wild Cherry Bark and other highly esteemed reme-
dies, combined with Wood Eaphths, aftording RENE
DIV whose tonic healing and great curative powers
have been successfully tested for years. and highly
approved of by MUSICIANS and others. Prizes so cts
Prepared by L. J :. PICOT, Druggists and sold by
naaista generaIlY. La
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D7HE EWPUEIUu FOK BARGAINS :

I OWES MYRTLE AND COWsLIP PO-
L. MATUM; Genuine OK Marrow and Bears Oil.
Also, Hair Washes and Tonics, &c. For sale by
ia Is P.J0HNSTON BRO. Druggists
fTSO DENTISTS. Abbey's No. Gold
i Foil. Also Tin Foil. of superior quality, for
sale by P. JOHNSTON BRO,
ia Is Druggists
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OsT-- On Tuesday a Iady's YE GLASS
L. lin a gold Frame the handle of which forms
cross The finder will please leave it at this office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

NXNRA HEAVY tiHEY BLA MA HI'-.
II Grey Blankets, pounds weight, suitable for
Traders; Il fac Bed Blankets; 1874 Shestugs; Lin
en- Damass Table Cloths; Towels and Tow eling
Irish Linens Msrseill.s q ailts II Liaen Sheetngs;
Quilted Skirts; Whalebone Skirts; Dress and Cloak
Trimmings large assortment Of beautiful Cloaks and
Mantels fast color Calicoes for 81 cents st the
abished cheap cash store of
TX NJ EZEKIEL, rs Main street.
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IN MIssEs' WORK RID COLLARS at
OUU ~ ceats $50 linen cambria Hdk's at 81 cts
GO ns linen lawn Hdkfs at % cts; 1900 gents linen
camhlc hdkfs large size IS 100 drab cashmere
Shaws at l50 Is super cloth cashmere shawls, all
coo.s at low prices; Grape Shawls, very cheap. Lin
seys at 1 cts; super cotton Hose at l23 cts brown
linen Table Cloths; linen diaper Towels at 50 per
dc zen; Russia Diaper at IS piece, at
i. Is JACOB A LAVY'S IS Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-15

ia IS Is D BAKER, JR.
NIEW MUSIC, NEW music.
Just received the following new Songs;
GAILY Through Life Wander.
MAY Guardian Angels Hover Near Thee.
THE Good bye at the Door. By s Glover.
THE Days Gone BY BY A. as ~ ne, o,,s
At P. TAYLORS,
jal5 Governor street.
TRENCn PORCELAIN TEA sETs Of
T. rich and elegant patterns, embracing large
'ai'''s ~ BULKLEY cos,
ia15 1877 Main street.
I1Ai.s, LANTERNs- a good variety of
III handsome Passage Lamps, TO which we would
ca IL i II A''en''H u p' BULKLEY CO.
TKAPES, GRAPES ..I0 kegs new crop
II Malaga Grapes and 200 drums Smyrna Figs,
very large for SALE ANp 81 NICHOLS asl SALOON
T1HE nNIPUEIUn FOX BARGAINS -
4 Ths cry Ia. what is the cau.e of the excitement
at GOLDSMIT'S Cheap Store, eos Broad street,
just look at the crowds of Ladies' extrs-
ordinary must be going on there. Why, he ia selling
off his stock Of goods at cest prices and the gIeatest
barg that have ever heen sold he il selling Only
Embroideres Millinery, Hosiery. Gloves, and in fact
any sort of goods, and fifty per cent by the
operation Recolect the sign,
ia Is E GOLDsMlT, 20 Broad 81.
7 OWES MYRTLE AND COWsLIP P0-
l. MATUM; Genuine OF Marrow and Bears Oil.
ia Is P.JoHNsTON & BRO. Druggists
FTO DENTts tbbey's No. 8 Gold
sale by P. JOHNSTON BRO,
WIsTAn's BALsApl OF WILD CHER
w RY. the genuine article signed /. Butts on the
~ j. or 'a JeaNsToN BRO. Druggists.
DEFINED LARD IN PAILs.--We have
IL ready for sale to-day % psils OF, thint. de.
eidedly the handsomest Lard we hsve yet refined
1t is pen feety clear of dirt and every impurty and
in Judgment is the very perfection of the arti.
i.l5 WILLIAMS ( BROTHER
CHEAf, CHEAP, CHEAP.-.CLOTH.
exhibited at ITO Main street. and for the next two
months win offer: inducements az to make a
clean sweep The stock is marked down at su.h
prices m ist prove Of advantage to purchasers
Coats Pants Vests of the iate.t approved style.
made from selected stock
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS from 81 to ss, the
Collars Gloves, Stocks. Neck Ties suspenders.-
Also. any quantity OF under wear for Gents use
now going. soipg, =, low price IN order to make
way ''t '''s o''e sRosa Sac NJ s. s ssIsi
ais ITO Main street.
CLOAKs, CLOAKs..We have on hand
- good ,..CItms.t Of vslys. C,o.ls; Meirs Ar.
v" '' 1t cost to '''s si;1 q
SUOU POTATOES Just received and for sale BY
js15-6t WA. TAYLOR
az BDL8 OLA Family Rye WHINKkY,l
81 IN store audior sale b. WI. TAYLOR
jaI5 q
SO IKE 81 S .sisss's XVI e r ..STs Ssd
il ,s-a = :
"a BXB CeIgnseis Var1ceateA AeDAP; 50
~ 90 ng alusi toa ssis by WIN. TAYLOR
j. B-A
8
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WANTkD--iSy n North C.Irct nien, with
w good New York acquaintance, o so having
erai years' experience, situation in Richmond
Petersburg house, doing a produce commission
trsde-saiary $500. Address for tive days. o., Rich
mond p. o. ia 4-as
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WANTkD-.Ouc or TWO single seEtlemeB,
w with good reference, to occupy very comfort
able room, furnished UNFINISHED, upsn very mod
crate terms Apply at 'hts office. isI3-6tE
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WANTS.

MANITOBA nllLLEh.-I wtsa To en-
w gsse for the present year, Miller to attend
nay Mill in HenIico county, little below the cry
One with small family preferred. None need sp-
ply ubless they can come we'll recommended APP
ply TO ia I5-6t TAYLOR L. 1fLLIAMs
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90 A CDTILLUN Party will s0e Civ.
u en- at the Louisa Hotsl. on Broad nsar 18th st.,
IN on THURSDAY evening, the 18th inst.
crA Tickets 81, to be had at the bar of the hotel
ia 1S-St* BERNARD TRACY. Proprietor
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4 OSr-.ssn saturday might, between fhe
4 Exchange and american Hotels, & bundle con,
tanning a Fancy Cashmere Vest with the name OF
Mr. sHAsER written the wrapper. The finder
will receive the thanks of the owner by leaving u Al
| tn: office, ID 10
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ia l5-d3n Excnanse ho'ai.
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xATANTED.-Att the u. y. Hotel, u House.
w keeper who understands tho business thorough
iy and il willing to perform the duties promptly.
Such enc can have employment. with fair wsges,
and none others need apply. JOHN A JETEk-
a9-ta
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-06-18
PROPOSED OOHsrrrunOzw
Am E N D N ENTE
AMENDMENT no. !

RsssIrsd " tls GsnsrsI AssvhsSy ~ tM stafs ~
gaze, Ihree-nfhs OF Tie members elected 70 each
proposed 10 The electors o MS state 70 yote on o.
orrslsci0n Sfihs foilcvias s@sadRsns s ssS.si.
Of the Constellation and for he seeo0d Section or h
same Article, and for the third Section l nc elevsnf
Article, VIZ; Alrssular sessions q me General AZ.
y,annaally. Senators shall be elected bienniaIly
and Representatives annually, ~ the eeclsr ofIbeA
Of October. ftcir term ofofHce shall commence es
The hrst day OF January next amer their election an
That Of Senators 1hali continue two years. and hat
October next, shall hold their Offices for two years. I'd
the Representatives elected a the same time shall
hold nell omees ior one year Provided that seven
October, 1857 10 be asceraned BY Io, a. The Pres
dent ofthe Senate may direct, shall hold theiT once
ed on he second Tuesday of October. enc tSonsspa
eight hundred and and bienniay theFeaf
ter. when any county shall have q fraction above
piled by ten, the result shall be equal 70 one or moro
altos, additional Representatives shall be appOFtiOn
ed for such ratios among the several Of de-
cennial period In the following manner; II there be
only ratio then Representative shall be allotted
TO the tenth session of Che decehnial period. 81.
Ifthere are two ratios, Representatives shall be al
lotted to the ninth and tenth sessions three to the
eighth ninth and tenth sessions lfourt the seventh
eighth ninth and tenth II 1--WE 70 the sixth, seventh
eighth, ninth and tenth II sixth to the hfih sixth,
h sixth, seventh, eighth ninth and tenth; II eigh
TO the third, fourth, h, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth
and tenth; Ifnine to the second, third, fourth, h
sixth, seventh eighth ninth and tenth sessions Of lhS
decenDal period respectively. ts-e...t
In determining the number OfSenators N which any
senatorial district might be entitled In arr desennial
The fraction shall be multiplied by I've, and II the re.
suit be equal to one senatorial ratio, an additional
Senator shall be allotted TO said district for the mint
and tenth sessions If IL be equal 70 two such ratios
an additional Senator for tho seventh, eighth, ninth