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TNFlRRARY OF THEN MEDICAL col.
4 LEGE OF VIRGINIA -This Iufrmary connect.
ed with the Medical College of Virgins, located
n the city of Richmond, tcornsr OF Marshall and
College reets is open for the rsception of Patients
throughout the year. All persons requiring N col.
cat or sursi;sl ad sxcept ths insane and those la.
boring under contagious disease, admitted into
the Institution. The accommodations for tho sick
are complete.
The Patients are undsr the shargs of the Profss.
sors Of the College. The charges for Board Medi.
osl attendance Surgical operations. Nursing Medt.
cine. and every serVics rendered by the Institution
for
c "hjls Patients. 8 poF week
Private Rooms........:...7to rs
Attending SURGEONS Pref. Gibson Peticolas sna
ArrEsDISe PHrncisSs.-Prof Tucker and Coz.
way.
REHDEsT PHysIcI4N-MsIioa Howard. MD
aTEwARD-F. M. Parrish.
President OF IsFIRMARY-L s. JONES ND.
Peraers in the coun,y wishing to send pstisnt. to
the Inf mary. desiring Information may address
the President or the Steward jy 66m
NEW LAW BoOks.-Just published and
~ for sale By GEO M. WEST,
Bookseller and Stationer, 4 Exchange Block
A PRACTICAL Treatise on the Law relating to
Trustees, their powers duties and PRIVILEGES end
liabilities; by James Hill, Esq; third American
edition, containing the notes Of the first edition
by Francis J. Trow bat. with full n,tes and refs.
rences to recent English and American Decisions
by Henry Whsrton $3.50
WHARTONS Precedsrts of indictme pts and Pleas.
second revised edition, with eopious notes e6
PRACTICAL Treatise on the Law Of Carfisrs Of
Goods AID Passengers, by land, inland naviss.
ton, and in ships, with appendix Of statutes
and formi Of pieedings by Thompson Gritty,
Esq, ard Leofric Temple. Esq, with otes ,nd
references to the Amsrsan Decisions by David
w Sellers. Co
THE Banking System OF the State of New York,
with notes and references to adjadgsd cases in.
Guiding slso an account of the New York Clear.
ing Hsuss, BY John Cleaveland, Counsellor at
Law 400
9RATTANS Virginia Reports, vol Is. 400.
INDEX to orattans Virginia Reports By John M
Patton sud r. B. Heath. Esqs 8 so.
PATTON ia, aud hesth's Reports of the Special
Court Of Appeals. SEQ
MATTHEW'S Digest Of tbs Laws Of Virginia vol
l. 500 Vol 10 nov nearly ready.
ROBIN3ONS Practice, 2 vols 1900
L0MAXS Digest, 8 vols nav edition. 1890
LOMAx on Executors new edition, is now in press
and will be published shortly.
TATE and Sands Form ook, ne editisn $50
MINORS edition OF HeInng and MuBford's Virsini.
Reports vo'., Svo 8 o.. jy lit
WBIFE GRANITE DINNER SETS
w Oval and Csisson patterns of w. @ Dinpsy
Sets of Bootes celebrated m Tor sals In sat. -
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GSn REWAFD.-Tho subscriber was
tCoO robbed on Monday of from $500 to "a in
money, by whts man, who may be described a.
follows: He was between Is and 80 years old about
feet or inches high, has full face and turns
up noss his hair il light and combed up in front; he
wears an Alpaca coat and white felt hist will give
reward of 80 for the arrest OF the thief and the
recovery of the money.
iy I-St A SCHAD
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r-x-,szzxrz7 ELXTRA TRAIN ON nth
49, July For the convsDisnee of per-
sons dssrous Of visiting the eountry
on the 4th of July extra train will leave the pot
for Ashland on that day ct 81 O'clock. "A n and 2
O'CLOCK P. n and reach Richmond In return by 7
o'clock P M By this arrangement. In connection
vita the suIsr trains persons can leave Richm d
Ut and 81 O'clock n. and and O'Clock, P. d. -,
aud return by and IL O'Clock, A. ID and 2 and 7
O'Clock, P. h.
Fare for tie Round Trip 81. Children under 10
years of age half price. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent Of TIsnsportation.
Office Richmond, Fre6'g r r. r CO.,(
6i.hmnkd Iuiv 1897
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WHITE MAHsEII1LKs- -Keeeivea he
" last ste amer from New York, low priced While
MarseiIes Capes, &c dc
CHILEs CHENERY,s
jyl New Store, ITS Broad It,
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% NTrENTlUN rPKINGFIaI.D


A NEW AND fNGGNIUs APPARATUS,
N 10 that by which w. PETERSON, corDer 18th
and Main strse draws his syrups 1t keeps hem ale
ways icy cold and preserves their delicious flavor
perfectly. IL IL we'll worth walk OF milo TO see
1t and get s!ss, of 10y cold Soda Water. This
Soda Wster il OF the purest character, and % ia
vored with s,ru2s made from the fresh ripe f,uits
alone He gel it at this old price of 81 cents per
slass or 8 i per box of 20 tick cts rryit
jy i-St
nHk-S GOUDs.-We have still left on
~ hand some very handsome Dress Goods, ssy,
Silks serage Robes; Organdie Robes; Bereges; Or
gendies Jsconets Lawns; and, sso, very desir-
able Nantes in Lsse 6iik As the sesaon 10 sdvas-
cling We are Offering them at reduced prices. The
Goods are all nav and fresh. most of them bought
on our last trip TO New York in May. We invite q
cal! from all wishing to purchase srch goods
CHILES CHaNFRYS
iyl New Store, l7S Broad st.
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4 'HkAP REFHIG EhATORS..Ne have
Z. yet good .tock OF cheap Refrigerator Every
family sherti have one of these necessary articles
for summe a.. We have also few of the celebIss
ed Lsrrsb efhger atos left. to which we call the
atteI ton OF ell in waat
j. l-Ss BuLkLEY CO.
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CoRREsP oNDENCE THE DISPATCH

Case Of Lee-.Stabbing Fire Librdry-BaUOon
Ascensi0R &c.
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CAME POINT hUIkL,
40 u Ia GRE Elk,
STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Thh spsc1ous mouse ID now opan for the ACCOM-
MODATiOH OF BOARDkRs for the summ or sol-
sou. and being situated st the term nus OF tbs
aud r. & g., on the Potomac borders, ss,k.y, Of
pleizare viii find somiortAbe home aaa d,.ira
BILE RAG cation, such as vi ,HiEG BATHIntl dc,
GF- DINNER PARTIES supplied nj .hs sbs rts.t
not oe and on very reasonable terms
@ The BAR 10 supplied with tbs choic est [ I.
GU IRIS, WINES. CIGARS 30
CK- call 10 solicited from Gil in pursuit Of Mas.
sure. SARAH w. LEWkLLYN
CoAN Supeviutsr ant ia yTe,s
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NEW FIR m.--The undersigned have
~ associated themselves under the firm and style
OF
sPOTTS HARVEY IL CO;
for the purpose Of conducting, in this city, the GRO
Gerry and COMMISSION BUSINESS We have
retained the large Ware House, No 20 Peal street
lately occupied by Mcdonald, SPOTS Harvey, ard
will keep on hand general stOck of GRO cER1ES
DC 60 which we invite the attention of our friends
and the public ThaCking our friends for the very
liberal patronage given the late firm, we beg con-
tinuGnce to the new concern.
JNO @ SPOTTs.
JNO D. HARVEY,
WILSON C. THOMAS.
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WHITE GRANITE DINNER sETS :.
w Ovsl and Osisgon patterns of W. @ Dinn.y
Sets of Boote3 celebrated make Tor sale in sstr or
By the separate piece. BULKLEY co
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The subscriber thankfut for past f.yors. would
mort respectfully say to ths citizens OF Richmond,
that he viii continue ths SASH AND BLIND NJ
sINEss at the same stand formerly occupied by
Ely Trsylor. On Id street, between srosa ana
Msr.h.l SITS, and will execute with dispatch Gil WORK
In his line Of taspess entrusted 10 him
ROBERT L ELLYSON.
piahnnnnd Irlu 1851 iY lin
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nNn 30 @HkLS VUKN
0UO 1900 bushels OATS
Csrgots of schrs, Eary Elizabeth and James Allen,
forssle by A. MILLSPAUGH.
iy l--2Sr
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I.JssT.
I DST- Spmew here tSstne city yesterday
l. COLLECTING NEMORAND0M BOOK.
sther cover, with the names of 8 number of mel.
chants and Others within the same. reasonable
reward viii be paid tie finder, By leaving the same
a. this eff 20. iy lit
I OsT, $40 1 ceat stamps, Please re-
AIturn to THE office jy lie
r--Yesterday afternoon, between
"a Truemsn .srker's lumber yetd, near the Ba-
July Coupons of the following bonds viz: of the
State of Virginia two coupons of 10 eash Nos 49,
and 400 payable in New York or the Bonds Of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad twelve coupons OF
g 30 cash. payable in New )rk. viz: Nos All. 422
42S 424 425 46I 462, 46S, 464, ga s35 646 or the
Bond. of the Virsinia Central Rairosd of Virainis
one coupon OF $50, payable in New York, viz No
mond viz Nos S44 345 345 464 487 488 ASP AS 495
500 sol. SOC 594. 9Sf, 1885, $50, 957. 9S8, 939 The
coupons with LEWIS WEBB
Richmond. June H. 1857. je17
NJUTICE.--I hereby constitute and ap-
point my brother, F. A kuper my AGENT with
full power TO carry on, msnase and coudnet in my
name, and on my sccountsi the business of TIE am
s:er in the city Of Richmond. MN,
jy1-2w' Frederick Hall Loaisa sounty.
ME have this day a dmIlred " nAKkS
w DALE WARWICK as a Par.n erl iu eop
Germ. WAKWICK& BABKsDALE.
Y tween Pearl and 18th strsets.-ARS TRAVIS
hiss two pleasant rooms suitable for families and c.
accommodate transient and day Boarders reason
able terms jy Str
MACHINE BANDS, all sizes, of superior
lVl quality, for sale at nsnufactureIS prices, by
GEO. C. REID,
" l-6t Corner Cary and 18th ats
ANOR HIRE, for the balance of the year,
4 excellent Nurse and Chamber Maid. Apply
30 ARCH. BOILING,
1-t 7th street. between Main and Cary
OOO BUSHELS CORN
JUU 1890 bushels OATS
Csrgoss of schrs. Eary Elizabeth and james Allen,
for sale by A. MILLSPAUGH.
jy 12t"
EUR .RK-- For the balance of the ear,
Il GIRL suitable for a ndrse. Apply to
iyl-3t r. CAU7HORN
SOUTH WESTERN GINIA-TO
~ RICHMOND MERCHANTS AND TRADERs.-msr-
chants and Traders of Richmond. wishing TO xte1d
their business In Southwestern Virgins, will find the
Abingdon Democrat" good medium for that pur-
pose Terms 80 lloUs:
One square, Il months without change, $40 90
One do II do with chance" II 80
Two DO u do do do .... IS 90
Bills payable half yearly. Circulation about 1000
copies. Ii. w. L A. A BAKER.
jyl-3t
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IIVW very low LEVY IL ssiiins his
Ill Goo3a at 4 oee,F, Brsts Hoops
at I2k csngvi piece, ladies' tGoves st cents pair,
Coars at 81 sents worth 25i do at % cents, worth
so; Bounst kibhans at Ia lea and IS cents; a few
more Lawn and aersge Robes to he ssld at cost;
nice assortment of to be sole vsry low; Para
s1s at rs gen't De BsRs for travelling dresses, e.
l24 cents psr yard Geutl2 neps eGtpySG tsrasfss
Haudke rohe , {ui y ssnts at
JACOB A. LEVf's,
iuI-2t Is Main street
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LTUR RE- For the balance of the ear,
GIRL, suitable for ntrse Apply to
iv CAU7HORN
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EOR HIRE, for the balance of the year,
4 excellent Nurse and Chamber Maid. Apply
30 ARCH. BOILING,
1t, 7th ztrest between Main and Gary
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FREEzING AND STARVING TO DEATH IN Iowa
The Jasper county Express published by Hen
" Welker, E>q, formerly Of this place, says !;
I'VE notice hat the report is rife in the Eas-
tern States, about SO many people freezing to
de 9TH in Iowa. A great deal ofi:is unbound
ed. Ii is true, some have frozen to death, but
it was a tecklessuess on the part Of the individ-
nails froxt An individual has 70 more right
10 plunge out upon the wide prairie in a snow
storm than a yawl has upon the ocean during
a heavy gale. The report has gone abroad that
we are starving Vipe la HumJug. People
in Iowa starving +! We have enough 10 feed
our present population aud the inhabitants OF
the Eastern States to boot"
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Rank No.Ioe.

Pursuant 10 a resolution ola meeting Of the
citizens Of Carroll cOuuty BY which the under
signed we're appointed a committee . open
Books for the subscription Of stock to = Bank
10 CArrOlltOn, wiih power to appoint sub-com-
mittees. &c, therefore give notice that Books
are now opened at the store Of Messrs. cum'
niugs q Couch. 10 CarrOlltOn, and that The
following Ub-eommiltees in the several town
ships are authorized to receive subscriptions Of
stock. to wit:
Augusta To-, John Manful and Jos. Caskey.
Brown, Geo. Hull. Geo. Hardesty aud DR.,
HaIdeman. Of Minerva. o.
East, VIM. @. Ware, and John F. Bean.
Fox, Judge Robert George and Jas. Speers.
Harrison, Thomas Davis and Matson Ayres.
Lee, John B. Moody and Thomas Lee.
LoucO . Harvey Cogsill and Jas. Shepherd.
Monroe, RObt McCarty and Jos. Cellars.
Orange, Amos Carr and James Forbes,
Perry, Samuel Williams and ThOs. Moore,
Rose, james Beatty and Benz. GriAi' h.
Union, James McCourt and D. Freshwater.
Washington, Ohm Ebersole and Thos. Wier
J. G. BAXTER.
WIN. THOMPSON. Committee.
JAS. P. CUMNINGS.)
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5petiaI Notices.
Wonderful, But True.

A few DAYS since, Mr.. Jas. H. Beadle, Of Hunts
Vile, Alabama, called on us and gave US permission
to publish for the benefit of suffering humanity, the
astonishing cure which had been effected in the case
of his wife by the use Of DR., Hances Vegetable Epi'
leptic Pills: He informed US, that at the time his wife
commenced using the medicine, her system was so en-.
tirely prostrAted, by the number of Fpasms she bad
undergone, Us to reduce her weight to loo lbs, Since
she has hem taking the pills, she has entirely got over
the spasms and has game in weight and bodily health
She now weighs at least 900 lbsr and declares she is
in better q jyment of health than ever before in her
life. Mr: Beadle also related the case of Mr. Harrison
Lightioot If the same town, who has been entirely cured
of the worst form of Epilepsy by these same pills
Mr.. LightfoOts case was so bad that he never passed
a week without having an attack, often falling down in
the street. He has not had an attack for more than a
wear. Mr.. Beadle thinks that ifthe pills ever fail in
curing a case, it is for the want of a prOper perseve'
rance on the part of the person in taking them, as he
feels assured from observation in the case OF bis wife,
that If they are taken for a sufficient length OF time
they will cure any case. Sent to any part of the coun'
try by mail, on the receipt Of 8 remittance, Address
eth S. lance, l08 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
Price, one box SO; two, So; twelve; $24.
March l2-l mo.
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Another Trial Test Of Corn and Cob Mails.
The Little Giant Victorious.

The following is from the indianapolis journal:
TRIAL OF MnLs,-We we're yesterday invited TO wit
ness a trial of the merits Of the Corn and Cob Mills,
Little Giant, Star Mill. and Excelsior All. A bushel
and a half Of ear corn was ground into feed by each,
the Little Giant doing tin "a, the Star in 81, and
the 'Excelsior" in So revolutions. The time occupied
by each mill in grinding, was in about the same pro
portion. The mills were all turned BY the same horse,
and managed by the same persons, aud everything
seemed to be hir aud equal. After The little Giant
had ground out her corn, a lot OF stones, among them
one or two hard flint, the size of a hens eggs, we're
thro xn in and ground up, to show as Mr.: Hedges re-
marked, thatnO ordinary accident could prevent Il
from doing its, duty. The stones we're crushed to
noWder without iuiuring the mill in the least. There
we're a great many people present at the exhi
bition, among whom were several Representatives: and
all gave a decided preference to the Little Gaut .
+. Weston, of Augusta, Carroll county Ohio, would
respectfully iufcsn the Stock Feeders Of Carroll, Stark
ColunibiaBs, Tus araWas and Mahonlng eoSnteS
that he is the controlling agent for the Little Glan!
Corn aud Cob Mill, in the above named counties, and
is now prepared to gil all orders addressed to him al
the above plase. F"HSi"N
Fab 0g--195T-S W.
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PAISrrNG.--A friend whites US making inqul-
~ as TO the probability of securing a class in
Painting .-French Ii hogTapii'. or ori'n'aI
Painting, the former on paper the latter on
glass. Ills terms are reasonable. We have
Ayitated the matter a little, but have not the
assurance that a class can be secured. Per
sons wishing to acquire a knowledge of the art
will please give information at this office at an
early day.
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I hereby notify all persons whom L may concern that
I shall not make any further payments ct two prOmissory
notes made By me on the 24h day Of September A. D.
lS5a oayable to John Calder OF assignee as follows: the
second due on the LIST day Of October A. D. 1855, and
calling for five hundred dollars. the second due on The
6rst dsy Of October 4. D. 1856, calling for Ave hundred
dollars, both Of which are secured by mortgage on
the premises that | am now 10 my possession OF am
dete, mined to make no further paypeit until a perfect
title is given by said Calder to me, for the premises a.
mortgage was siVen BY ne b him.
Feb. b-lsSL JACOB
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Pronounced LacGraHe By his Physicians. -
cured BIZ Hoofasd's German BiHers.

Central bridge, sehObarie CON-. Y, Feb. IL 1895.
DE- @. NJ. J~acksou-Dear SRA gentleman by the
name Of Larkin, living in this place, who has been IN
der the doctors charge, and confined TO the house for
two years pact eth Liver complaint, which last fall
turned into Dropsy. and vas pronounced osyone cure
eeted him to die daily, is BOW after taking FIVE bottles
ofthe &c man Bitters, nut doing srrands and attending
"a III daly business. Thu Bitters are, consequently, in
r.est dem,nJT Respectfully,
See advertisement, JUN "
March, Ia .. -. su.t "a r-
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CONSUMPTION CURED,

Be not deceived by base limitations Hegeman,
Clark l. Co.'s genuine Cod Liver Oil, never disaPpnints
and ten years experience has provedi' superior to all
others and the only reliable cure for consumption,
As there is a great deal OF spurious oil in the market
adulterAted with seal oil, whale oil, &c. too much care
can not be taken to procure the genuine.
Our oil is made at our factory in New FOundland and
each bottle has our signature over the cork, be careful
to get Hegeman' Clark & Co.'S, as thousands who have
used other oil Of inferior quality, aud were about giving
up in despair. have been restored to health BY using
the genuine oil Of our manufacture, Sold by,all druggist7
Dec. IS, lS56,-3m,
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w HlrE TEK1H, PERTuMKD EREA1H AND BEAUTIFUL
Con- PLExIcx-can be acquired by using the balm Of
a thonsand TlIwers." What lady or gentleman would
re main under the curse of a disagTeeable breath, when
by using the balm Of a Thousand flowers" ass den
,rri6ce, would not only render il. sweet, but leave the
teeth VII tie as alabasteI? Bsny persons 60 not know
their breath is bad. and the subject is so delicate tnelr
friends will never mention 1t. Beware OF counteFie'ts.
be su Q each bottle is signed, FETRlDGE& Co.. NJ l.
Fer sale by al Druggists. it
g. Felt ~. le57.-6mO. alt.
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LeEisInlIKs.
TBuRsDAr. FEB. 20. 1851.
IIOU'E.-PAysr By Rev. NJ, Morris.
Third roading q balg.

ll~oUiE.--Pnyer By Rev Nj hofn'.
Third rcading v bgs. i.E.
House bill 2es, 10 tuihOhEs the Dayton A.
10 convey real estate. Passed--ysas
10. nays none.
Senate bill sO4. 10 incorporate The Bank Of
Ohio and branches. PaSssd--ysss GO. nays
q. as follows;
YEAA-Msssrs. Allen. Bell, Blair, Blaekss-
lee. Boyer, BraytOn, Bunker, Burns, Burton,
Gable. Caldwell. Campbell, CLARK Of GalIia,
Clark Of Harrison, Cook. COWHn Of Shelly,
DOOley. Flowers. Franklin. Gabriel. Canes,
Catch, Gil6n. Guthrie, Haines, Hamilton.
Hatcher. Hawkins, GlolbroOk, Hosea, Hume.
Hunter, Hutchinson Of w Washington, IrCn, Laih.
am. Lawlon. Liutler, MoCurdy, Mcfarland,
Mendenhall Of Columbiana, Mrndenhall Of JEFF.
f%ersOn. Mills Monroe, Mygatt. Parsons. Peek,
Plvmpion, Post, Potts, Kicker, Russell, Shep
herd, Simmons, sinnet. Smith oil Montgomery
Trnney, Thompson Of GOshOclOn, Thompson Of
Meigs, Todd, Townsend, True. Truesdals,
Turner, Watson. Weatherbee, West, William
son, YaPIe and Speaker.
NAYs.-Messrs. Andrews, BOehmer, CLANCY.
Cory, COwan Of Ashland, Egly, Cloudy, Green,
Holmes, Jewett, Langdon. Lyle, McElwee,
Miller. Needhsm. odell, ogle, Patterson, Raj
ston, Thomas, Thompson Of Brown and Tur.
pin.
afternoon Session. Commiaee ofhe UhOle.
On motion Of Mr., Monroe. the House resolV
ed itself into commilte Of the Whole, on tht
bill to amend the school lew, Mr.. Sinnet in th,
chair.
Mr.. Lihler offered an amendment To strikl
out sections 4, 10 and II Of the bill, and to re
peal sections SO and SO Of the schoollaw, whicI
was accepted BY Mr.. Catch. The proposed a
mendmeut repeaIs the school library section
Of the present law.
Nj Mills advocated the amendment, whic
was disagreed to.
The committee rose and reported the bi
back with amendments. Mr.. Hawkins ofere
the following amendment to the amendment
strike out sections 10, IL. IL and IS, and il
sert the following, that sections So and SO
he al act, be and the ane are hereby r
pea'ed. II amendment %rtleals the lbral
provisinos of the school law.
Mr.. Hawkins briefly supported the amen'
ment, which was agreed tO-yeas AZ, nays Al
as follows:
YRAs-Messrs, Allen. Boyer, Burns, Cabl
Campbell, CLANCY, Clork Of Gailia, Corr
Cowan Of Ashland, Franklin, Gabriel, Game
Catch, Cloudy, I%Iains, Hamilton, natche
Hawkins, Hume, Hunter, Hutohison Of Was
ington, Irion, Latham, Lawton, Littler, cyl
McEIwee, Mcfarland, Mendenhall OF Colun
hiaua, Miller. Mills. Needham, Parsons, Pos
Kicker, Shepherd, Thompson Of COshoctoI
Turner. Weatherby, Williamson and Yaple.
NAYs-Andrews. Boehmer, Brayton, Bur
ker. Burton, Cadw well, Carlin, Clark of Harr
son. Cock. Cowan of Shelby, Green, Glie
Holbrook, Holmes. Hosea, Jewett, Langdol
Mpndtnhall Of Jefferson. Monroe, Mygatt, {
dell, Patterson, Peck. Piltman. Plumb, PlymI
ton. Ralston, r ,binsOn, Russell, Sinnet. SmiI
of F ,auklin, Smith Of Montgomery, Tenue.
TIL mas. Thompson of Brown, Townstn
Tru., Truesdale, Watson. West and Speake
Mr.. Franklin moved to reconsider the Vot
pending which, on mt on OF Mr.. PARSONS, Il
House adjourned.
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NEw HAoERsTowN AoADEMY The winter
term Of this institution cluses on the 96 inst
An examination of the pupils will take place
on that day, and an exhibition on the same e.
v.piup. See Advertisement. We learn that
The school is in a prosperous condition,