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WASHINGTON, ~ Dec- 1886.
The proceedings Of the House OF Representatives, on
Friday last WERE In respect full Of interest On that
day, about seventyfve different Senate Bills and Resou-
lions brought into tho House, read twice. and refer
red to the appropriate committees. Fyseven Of these
bills making appropriations for improvements by
the General Government-mos OF them Of local benefit,
and than hreeurhs Of them for the benefit Of the
Northern and Northwestern States l have taken the
trouble to make classification Of these bills In order
that the people Of the South may how they rob
bed and plundered for the beneft Of the Northwestern
States in other ways than by the piage Of the public
lands Here is the number OF these bills Tor the North
and Southern States respectively:
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f0R THE WHO.
The very large majority given Mr. Gsrneu for Congress
in King Qoeen has had The effect Of causing many de-
fHisiied pafois 70 aspire 10 hs old in the Legsa
tufc Dudley, Motley and Garrett, King a Queen
q. w. ~ tie ring " what everybody says can be be-
hovof. Davis and Mann IN the CarkstOn precinct are
supposei 70 occupy the old maids position viz say they
don't want promohon-but TOOL anxious Nov Dudley
would BE- very well placed 10 Richmond he has ability
and induity-bcfdes. he add Motley are Of the right
sort like Hunter WISE aod slmost AZ the prominent
Loco eadera they raised and educated the feet Of
Clay and have lately gone into the Democratic pas
fare becauss q prcsume) they that deseriera we're
entitled 70 choice spots for CRAVING Bot the people Of
she to conndos sish with youth, ability, energy
and every quality requisite for faithful representative
and sho sGl has eyes that look IN the face Of
felostf q Clay without sinking let them NJ Lew
u n 0arnott Of Essx lie proved IN the late
shat ho he'd metal him that would stand the test Of time
and trial He " for distribution BY which alone may
have ne burden Of ghtened lie w. IN word
hones capable and iaithfu Let Ne them II least give
him NE votes II those Who agree gith him IN desiring
Virgna 20 have her joss and eqaal portion Of the public
lsa1s The majority IN X. y. for n. r. H. GarDett va.
more ne resalt 81 fxed determination the part q
hsr people 70 ~ ~ of him - their reproseD-
tatrf n Ne lcgdaurc fhan any personal popuariy OF
pohtcsl plaeucs HtetereI They wanted room for one
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DIED,

Departed tina life the 23ih 9th
CArHARINE LOUISA wife of
Margaret C. Nevton OF the city Of New
Church,
O'Clock The friends and Acquaintance attend
"Wednesday evening sith instant O'Clock, JAMES
UNDERWOOD, In the Stth year Of his
friends OF the family and those Of Mr. r. J. cump
attend his from hts residence North
Of Is, this Saturday. morning. al n o'clock.
Lynehburs papers will please
yesterday, about bk oeockp NJ CATHERINE eonstt
Antoine BArgamn. &c. In the e9d year Of her
her funeral Sunday afternoon,
from the residence OF her husband Of Cary and Foushe
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beC., lStl, 1890
To the Editors Of the Wig lin your paper of the 10th
inst observed brief editorial notice Of an article of
Jeans, manufactured by VIM Bonsack in Roanoke CO.
being extensively business dress the city OF
Lynchburg Lynchburg deserves be emulaed 10 this
respect by the other towns and cities of Va Ii is now
bought and by large number of our most wealthy
and Arsocratic Farmers of the Valley There is made
at the same Factory heavy article OF wooden goods in
every respect superior fabric for negro clothing that
which procure from the North. Mr. Bonsack in all the
relations of life is most excellent man. and deserves the
patronage OF all who appreciate enterprise.
ERIESD TO VIRGINIA ISpU-TR
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NIGHT swEATs are Away. inIarioa,. ana vhsu

49, NIGHT SWEATs always Injurious, and when
permitted for length OF Tine not oniy leap
general debility and spirits oen hacking coughs,
deepesisd eois aud sonctines neurab consumption Rome
lev weeks lady Informed friend that he had uner
log from this disease for monih and assr trying various
hr cheeks had chanEsd their hue the padness Of the
her former eaoysnt spirits had deserted her and she confess
cd ha felt chilly which
her the earth Her <nd Immediately Recommended
BAkEnN BlTrEns, 9Th hs assurances Of being cured.
but she ~ nrst declined do having o all faith In medicine
length took TO her bed Her friend hearing Of her situation
cured bottles Of BAKERS BIrfEs paid visit aud
induced AFTER third
dose she declared that he continuing
cine lee weeks restored 10 perfect health This lady
nov Of the varne.s advocates for the this BrKks aud
for all diseases Aud she opinions eaey
family medcnefor has performed
Nervous Headaches, Indigestion. Coc Diarri Dyspepsia,
Soar stomach Lo.s OF Appetite and General Debility
other medicine offered TO the public Clerks
school teachers taors and all other
the blood and assisting the liver In the performance Of m Functions,
wh whose occupations continually
other
and Threats Its competition purely vegetable
fore entirely ffee rom all Injurious substances.
To he had Of all the principal Druggists Richmond
q the following Druggss Peel Stevens, Aexsnda Va H.
Mckinney Isuisbarg Va Todd Hinton Trayor Petersbury
Va King Tsy Norfolk, Va j. b. Campbell Portsmouh, va
Dor Camm Williamsburg Va. Johnston Co.,
Va, r. Czlum Co, Danvle, Rsrmyine,
Va. Thos Adams Co., smned Va, pIbb Wells
ve Va EkrdFe, stanton, We, w. H. Lppt wilmingon
o. Charles so,t Co., Warrington City, D. O., Candy Hatch
baltimore Nd Bodeker Miller. covngton KY sahler Jones'
ders, address r. BAKER
du2O-lw Rich Va
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THE PARTING HoUR.-The hour is coming and it Is a
fearful and solemn hour 10 the wiset and the best
the hour coming, when bid adeu the
which please Us To the families love- the friends
esteem. Whether We think or whether think not
that body which is aud active with life shall be
cold and mOtonless in death, the eountenance be
pale the must be closed the voice be slenced
the senses must be destroyed the whole appearance
be changed by the remoeess hand Of last enemy We
may Danish the remembrance Of the weakness OF hui
man nature we may trembe at the prospect Of dissolution
but our reluctance to reflect upon it, and attempts TO
drive 1t from recollection in vain. We know that
we are sentenced to die and though sometimes
in casting of for the conviction OF this unwecome
truth, we never eau entirely remove il. The reflection
hauhts Us STILL haunts in solitude; il follows us into
society it lies down with night it awakens with US at
morning The rrevocabe doom has passed upon U.s. and
too well do We know it, "Dust thou art unto dust thou
shalt return. "-Ioritsend.
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NV ToY.-A Paris correspondent Of the New Or.
leans Peayune speaks Of new toy which s making the
fortune Of its inventor, and IL thus described
His invention consists 10 balloon which appears TO be
made Of bladder ooloed red and inflated with hydrogen
gas but am assured they made Of gutti percha
India rubber The public gardens present singular ap
pcarance with hundreds Of these balloons IN the hands Of
children floating With svanke grace yard above their
heads. AZ little distance the string becomes invisible
and they seem 70 follow the children by Of magnetic
attraction Now and iheu negligent child lets the string
slip out Of bis hand the balon rises msescay despite
the ess OF the child the and leaps Of the nurse
and the agitation" Of the erosd until IL is lost 70
sight.
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el. reported ~ Mr. oanpee Of Ohio. the
WAYS and heans duciencs the
he n.e. year ending jane eh isot mailing sppepen for
Of United malls
Mr. Phslps Of Mi<soer on the reported
senate bl with
az Of cents and prcssd Its nedss bat objection be-
Ing made ~ conderaen postponed for The
ecs o. the I'm rid Of appreciated foreign coin
q smaller piece than that o use.
bill reported, with regulate
Of the fund Of the Houses
needed the Of the ATTORNEY
asnsr. the HOUSE pass:d the subject, and vent Committee
Of the Whole. considered the bill
consular and diplomatic the Mr. HERBERT
Of California; addressed the committee defence Of his bin Of
last settle land titles In California replied
the positions Of his colleague r DenverJ the
OF such ash had himself The committee
wioa anal action upon the su Eight bills introduced
relating 10 several OF the Territories
The House adjourn Friday By
ca AFTER o gree - MOI. Tat
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CAUDaL HEapi--We are not without our occasional
wonders in Mississippi, though happily minus their Bar
nuns snake recently caught ~ the town Of Tul-
", with head At each end The reptile exhibited ts
veuemousinstincts with lie tongues and double hss
20 The establishment Of biz capor who stcst the veracy
Of this fact.--Tackson Mssissigpian
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Gas WoEEs GEEaT BRuAN--The number Of gas
works IN Great Britain At the present mc stated 70 be
SIG, employing collectively capital equal 500 500.
900, which average annual dividend Of per cent Is
paid The number Of persons employed IN The manufac.
ture is about "a 900 The quantity Of gas annually pro-
duced 10 these works IL 900 cubic feet requir.
ing for Ne production the consumption Of $50 900 tons Of
bitumnous coal Owing 10 the greater cheapness Of coal
and labor IN Great Bain the gas is furnished 10 consul
meu Al VI per 1000 cubic feet about onefourth Of the
price paid Ia this country.
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Il And MACHINERY R0R SALE, PERHAPS EVER OFFERED
IN VRGINIAon the LIST Of February, ISL will be post
auction without the Danve Water
Mis- Foundry, &C, With 30 Of land attached.
There the premises large Foundry and Backmh
shop, N Factory large FLOUR M pairs Bnns,
Corn stones, Circular Saw Mil and Machine Shop.
Water the the
a Richmond.
high offered for Machinery,
the Canal bed OF Dan The fall IS
and be inesd the whole Of the Dan Commanded
II has been the opinion Of practical that
aud capital would realize profits by putting this
fall and Judciou The country
Danve Wheat,
Flour MIL and heavy aud profitable customer Foundry,
Lumb MIL Plaster Mil aud Tor other description Of
featured articles that requires good water for It's cheap
The establishments erected premises
paid P to the proPrstors in the shape Of rent
to the iesscrs.
proprietor has obtained liberal charter
from the Virginia Legislature for the operation Of
company " desired.
TERNs-One third cash, third months residue
years, the deferred payments bearing
properly viii be sold altogether 70
suit purchasers
Refer Geo. W. Read Dr.. T. p Atkinson, L. wooon,
Danyile; aud tie subscriber at lAneolnion. N. O.
de2T-Zaw4u BARRRTT
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DIR. TURNBULL,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
lfbSneniy u Londoa,J
II AT BALLARD'S KNCHANGE,

IL AT BALLARDs ENcHASGE,
Where he may he nsai,ei
sH- ofee hours from tosP.N.
From tAe Loadsss Ts1es.
number OF scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday At the house
OF DR. rurnbun witness the result prOjaeed and
applied Tor the Of deafness and blindness twenty
and thirty patients attended, whom stated by their
parents had been born deaf aud dumb They submitted TO
various by which that their deafness had been
cured by the application Of Dr. rurnbu remedies and what
whether
OF the auditory rupture Of the typahu Obstruction
Of the Internal passages relief had obtained complete
delay, Several patients,
represented that had completely blind said
could perfectly we'll
agree Mers Chambers that Turnbail has by pa
thence and ingenuity obtained OF certain meieamen
methods, calculated Of deafness such
neye curedb before. deai-dlws
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~ WELL KNOWN.

AMELIA, Nov. IL, 1850.
Mxsss Dovs Co: My driver. taking heavy log Chat
sas from the cart dropped the
sed his foot and stuck nearly through about half
ANGLE and middle He suffered palm days.
aud at the time presented unhealthy nded
ympous Indicated T.ann: Loeka- Ny nsshbor Mr. Archer
recommended TURF OIL. obtained
and applied directed The
without pain, alp son
have applied 70 swelngs.
having been called for the last thirty better
aid could be had) to On sraehen
wounds Ae Having applied all the remedies
the odd APPLICATIONS OF lint honey Ac the introduction
your TURF OIL am free 10 application
by me- Very esprctiullv.
no1g
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Az IMPORTANT DECIsIoS-The decision OF the Supreme
Court Of louisiana rendered Monday last in the case
Of The State the slave Harrison is one Of unusual im
porAnce relates to the question Of the constitution
atty Of the act Of 1855 relative slaves aud free persons
Of color This act is of great length and was embo
died in the Digest Of tie Statutes completed In 1885 a
ter long preparation and considerable expense TWAS
tended 10 furnish complete code with reference 20 the
classes named, containing less than hundred prov
sons and repealed, in terms all previous laws on the
same subject.
The slave Harrison prosecuted for criminal offence
under the act Of 1856 and convicted An appeal was Ia
ken to the Supreme Court upon exception entered the
cOnstitutionay Of the act under which be was tried
This act the counsel for the defence contended uncon
stutonal because referred TO and s title enumerated
than object wit "savos and free persons Of
color whereas the Constitution requires that every
enacted by the Legislature shall embrace b one object
and that shall be expressed 10 the title" The Supreme
Court IL appears has sustained the exception aud conse-
vueny has decided the act in question be unconsttu-
tiOnal.
The effect Of this decision will extend far beyond the
in which il rendered. IL will render null and
void all the emaDcipaons Of slaves which have been made
under the act Of 1885, and have Il stated that
one court alone Of this city than FIVE hundred slaves
bad been emancpated by virtue Of the provisions Of this
act Further than ths Il is thought the decision will pro-
duce no Inconvenience confusion the establishment
Of the unconstiuhonaty Of the repeating revive
and bring in force the old laws which il repealed Not
being lawyers do pretend 70 speak with legal nice.
ty or with positive conviction the subject but such
seems 70 be reasonable inierenceN o. Data NJ 1OM.
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METHoDfsT DfscfPLNESurely VIC have come 70 strange
times when shouting Is treated grave offence in
Methodist church At Albany, New York after fifteen
evenings Of trial and debate, Brother Ban was found
guilty Of shouting loud during service TO attract
tenton and excite rdcue, aud duly sentenced 70
pulsion but the pastor Rev Mr.. Brown, took the re-
sponsbiy Of suspending the sentence during the good
behavior Of Mr. Drank The offending brother confessed
20 the shouting but maintained that under the excite.
ment Of worship, he could restrain his feelings Mr.
Bank i represented excellent and exemplary Me-
thodst aud he makes appeal from the decision Of bis
church 10 the Troy Conference. IL s believed that the
Methodist standards do not make shouting disciplinary
offence
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Ectrrsx or ruk Sus Nrxr YraR.-Thers will be two
eclpses year. both Of the The rst will
the 2sth Of March. viii be invisible In all that part
OF the United States Of the meridian Of Washington,
and partial and visible west Of Washington The second
is annulsr eclipse Of the sun, which will
the nth Of September midnight in the United States
and therefore invisible in this country.
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TuE SIZE RussIA.-Some who PROCESSES to know,
says that Russia fcrthrce times the size Of France
and one hundred and hir,yeght times that Of England,
and has sixty-three millions Of people. rlI. i
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AsorHER VERSION The Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia North American says
The knowing cues behind the scenes who profess 10
be very oacuar about these days give that Governor
Wiso recent visit 10 Whestand which has attracted
much comment had another purpose besides the adyoca.
cy Of the interests vhch have been discussed They say
here be designed to block the preensions Of Mr. Touccy
% Cabinet seat and by stern rcmonstrance 70 preclude
probability that seemed % be lofeshadowcd.
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scsRLarIsG AMONG ASIuus--A few weeks since two
children Of Of our physcans attacked with
lstina, and during their Illness had for pets couple Of kit
tens Both the kittens subsequently had a the symptoms
OF searaiiua, Of them dying the other narrowly
ping canary bird, whose cage hung in the room
also died With AL the symptoms Of the same disease.
Berkshire (Hass) Eagle.
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ScrsE CoSoRgss HALL, sARArooA. -"My dear
Bella who is that itowsy looking IN the corner,
Mrs. DeCodhsh Of Mackerel Square, New YOfk."-
" Dear me; is she anybody 10 parcuar?n why love.
most certainly she Is twenty three trunk lady" l.
creature che il ~
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AFPoSrHEST.-Ata meeting Of the Jackson Democratic
Associsting Of Washington, Col William Seldom Of Vir-
gina vas unanimously appointed Chief Msrshsl Of the w.
auguru procession on the 4th Of March pert-Mr Rat
chhe having declined 10 bis favor
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DrS .CONsUMPTION CURED.

~ BIZ NOT DECEIVED by limitations. HEGEMAN,
CLARK cos GENUINE COD LIVER OIL dappoints
nine experience has proved all Others and the
only reliable for CONSUMPTION.
As there great deal Of spurious oil In the market adueraed
with seal o whale oil, &e &e, much
procure the Genuine
bottle has signature the BE careful
RrsHux partner,
Rushtons
way connected with r. Q. a Co. or II. c. Co.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co., and by Druggists generally
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AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WHO.


Dec. S0h.-Commrs' Of two aud
commisoners Of three and 10
o'clock, by p. A d. Auets.
sale and three boys
siash Cottage.
dreu, Courthouse. At 10 o'clock
a ssae Of IS In this city, At ioo'cioek NJ by
Pulsm a Davis.
day-Adms OF II likely negroes rsppAhAnnost
Aso-In Williamsburg sale Of thirty slaves BY Ro Saunders,
ss.e Of nneen negroes factory hands, BY Dickinson, INN
%, Auea
sicommssioners sale Refuge tract ssTS aeres
Abemarie county ~ miles IRON scotisvte See sdvt Of r.
Milton Cary.
day-cOmmrs negroes days credit
at Charlottesville
portion Of "Rstiesnake tract
Chesterfield county miles above Manchester and James
river See adv't.
h-Brick street, , between
and gath streets, At o'clock =. H.
same dayTus,e sale OF likely slaves Al 10 o'clock, BY Pull
liam a Davis, Aucts.
9hrhe traetln Buckingham county called Selma
800 about hall In woods Advd by r. Irving eo
Ann miles from Brandy Station. Advd BY Messr
Beckham comrs-
l9 Trues's land, buckingham county
miles south Of the Twill be divided to suit purchasers Adyd
by Alex. Moseley, Trustee.
acres Poxhatan county, 9s
Richmond and from PowhAtan Station n b. r. r. Foe
privately mtanwbne by W. W. EusAee, Fine Greek Mills p o.
FEB 2dCommssoner's sale OF OF $50 POwha
tan county on Pine creek James river. See AdvI
2o-Ihe sims slate quarry In the lower end OF buckingham
county also, Of 22s valuable property
scrbed In a adyt by Geo. n. Matthews
Dee. SoSAle OF mules fixtures, PoEhIAn Ware
house al Rockets, at IL O'CLOCK T. W., AuetS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Most Extraordinary Remedy known.

W@TmREE YEARS ExPERIkNrk IN the sale q
~ the ~MOrHEH'su hEAsr CLorhs"
nothing known 10 the medical World
compare with them rhsy indeed senssssrs Of
he asrsisg mother.
b. said Of them. vhou, fear Of contradiction or proof
contrary that they applied time previous 10 The
Of the breast hsy win promptly asy all Inclination.
relieve all pain and the breast non gsihsns and nr
hsmor he breast should actually before the cloths can Be
e application and wearing Of h~n v prodncs such
condition the the speeess posbe
Every mother should kep them BY her. and ov In their the
which with en. and vcrd for H. she
have sons ssnsns With her breasts
- remittance Of eioo. accompanied By II
postage stamps b. mall Of
Of thea cloths % any part Of the unssd ssaass.
rhsy for sale By
ApIR GRAZ, wholesale and Retail Agents,
haa lu Main ssrsst Richnond. Virginia.
And By MEADE BAKER. iss Main 81. Rchnond. Va.
- Pan drsotens FOE applying shsss oasshs vii accompany
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I
The Hopkins House., Liberty, Bedford
sale or lease by X. A. Clement See Adv't. ttD29l
farm a TOO us In original brunswick
the Mehcrn ~ miles south LAurenceve with
brick dwelling etc. Advd by Csc O. Rives. ltD8Ol
DSsing street, Cary occupied
by Mrs. John NJ. Price q. A A. (tJ2l
The po~es Tavern tract containing no acres In Gooehard
cOuRy, the road Ia miles Richmond O. J5l
Farm of 40 with eomrnodious dwelling aud
houses Po~AtAn c. H. Advd BY Jos A. Mayo and g. A.
ltJ6l
Illinois company 1000
fArng lands, OF upwards credits
lengthy ady Of Mr. John wilson, company land
commissioner ltJlTl
The farm called seafOrd in Matthews county containing Jst
Of which go srabic. (tf)
Plantation In oochland IS Rchmond called
Mount BERNARD" containing 1sn al
Farm Of 5O half cleared Charles City county % mile
from Richmond (tf)
The prospect Hul" Orange Kappa
hammock river contains 500 and has facility Of
10 market III
Parm Ia Gooehand county eas called orapAkes
Ues from @ H. 81 Richmond
and James river veTY dssirAhle odrring Adyd
den ttfl
TIE tract Wavery Of 956 part OF the Rosnoke
Ia the Roanoke, miles
Salem depot. Adv'd by Alex Bruce. lul
Valuable lot 18th Main ana
brick house OF Cary and 18th Advd
Kent [fl
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