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BY Harrison, Goddin s Apperson, Aucupnte'r,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
REAITTIErL RES

TIL RE BEA UTIFT l. RESI-
i DENCES, 0S LEASEKOLDS, list FlNlsI.
Ed on TIE WEST SIDE or NINTH STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL SQUARE, fO. - III
At AUCTION Will be sold ~ auction On ID"
premises on WEDNESDAY the 9Th dty - Dee ~.
Der, 1893, at 1 o'clock =. NJ, those 2 HkEt EtAI
TIFUL AND HANDSOMELY FINISHED RESI-
DESCES located A. ab0vs, containing ten ra.L.,
q coal and wood house and store room attaches
Each house has two ptrlurs with SHINING i"or. AnA
marble mant.ls, and dining room on the nr.l n'v'
four ch mher! on tho second story ant three 'N
the third story all .yt with srat.s. Thu .nd' -
are furnished with inside Venetian bin.
The back building contains Two srr'a.#"
rooms and \ kitchen. These are justly ..
garisd as the mos, conveniently arrahA a
tenements which have been built IN h, ,|
OF Richmond They are supplied with all Ua
modern Improvements, such a. gas, wa'rr- q .",.s.
culvsrts, bath tuh., and washs'aHd- a.fAcH'" 2"
nursery have iron porches and iron htleuhl'- 70
second story Windows, aud rear porcAcs annexed
All the roofs are covered with tin.
These houses, being lucst.l In front a. taFii"'
Square, possess many desirable advantage. -
They are subject to ground rent 81 4b0G. 80
per annum aut taxes, and, whilst the lease j. -
long one the lessor IL to pay valuation for the
Terms: 0ne-third cash balance a. three, *
nine, and twelve months for negotiable n0;e>, IN
terest added, secured by 4 trust decd.
HARRISON, GoDDlS X APPEHsoNt
moss Auttirr"rr>.
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By Pamo 1 70. Auctlonoers.

r ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
IL BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND cars,
FRESH DRY GOODS READY.MADE CLOTH
ING, &c.--Ou WEDNESDAY the 5th December,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, wo will svl ~ our aac.
tioE-rooms, by catalogue,
2oO cases BOOTS and SHOES.
inst received from Boston. comprising orrTy va.
rlety for men, women, and Children
goo dozen MEMS and BOYS HATS,
Of latest and bert styles with large assortment
FRESH DRY GOODS,
comprising a great variety At new and dcsirablo
goods suited To- the season.
Also, n large in.olrr If -m1-uUrbls
RCADY.MApE CLOTHING, &c, &c,
10 which We invite the attention q the city AMI
country trade. PAINE 60,
del AucItuaeer..
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Sunday Work In Richmond.

RICHMOND, December 1.-THE Richmond
Typographical Union (No. 9O) adopted re-
solutions last night favoring the suspension
of Sunday work on the daily papers.-1ele-
0ram IN Chronicle.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Case & Harris. Auctioneers.

,I,RITSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES.
TATE. IN HRyRIC0 COUNTY. VIII be sold
on FRIDAY the 7lh day Of December, 1888. upon
the premises, under he p,ovsigo,ns Of u deed Of
Trustee 10 secure 10 d. ]. Mccormick a certain
sum OF money mentioned In said deed, one certain
piece Of LAND lying and being in the county OF
frontipy on said State street forty Ave feet and
running back 40 feet being the whole OF lot M"
and twenty feet Of lot No g. and Is the same rcai
Tavior speciaI commissioners In the suit OF Mer
GER and others rs Smith and Others On the said
premise. j. a framed tenement, stable, ana o'hei
out buildings. pv ,,ar,,
sale 10 taKs place at I o'clock p. ~, and terms
made know at time Of sale. .,
de- 4 CASE & HARRIS, Auctioneers
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CINCINNATI, December 1.-The great
suspension bridge was opened to foot pas.
sengers to-day, and it is estimated that not
less than SO, 900 persons crossed it.
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GEORGE K. CRUTCHFlELD,
Chairman Of CnmmIttrr Oh turl.

District No. Prom First street below Cary aud
west to the corporation line: Visitor /. h. siarAe.
No. PROM Broad - Cary, and from Fret TO
corporaticY line. Visitor, CD Davenport.
10. s.-Frcm Broad to Leigh. and IRON First TO
H, Hstor PER r. I RfdSE svsnne and from.
Leigh 10 CORPORATION line. Visitor kicha ri Crouch
No. 5-From Henry and Brook ay"nu" west 10
corporation line. Visitors, Roger AaElh anu a
No s.-From FRS; to Fourth. and FROM Broad TO
P9tenlFy poFFa r 10 Thrd srsrs and Broad to
cornoration line. Visitor, John Ahern.
No. s-From Third - Ninth street, and from
Brosd to corporation line. Visitor. Valentine
WI" No. From Fourth to sixth, and from Broad to
river Visitor, rr. J. Hall Moore. .-o,, pro.,
to i rivar. Vis.tor, Isaac " Walker.
No. Il.-0rrgou HilI east OF the corporation Inc
I"FrP1m Eisnth 10 Seventeenth, and from
Broad to Main. Visitors, John Dooley ana VIII
i'S Yo i i3"From Eighth to Tenth, and from Main
No, li.-From Tenth TO Tn! rtsenth, ana from
Main To river Visitor, John u. EmhSef.
No l5-From Thirteenth 10 Eighteenth, ana
from Main to river Visitors, Il. A. Pearce and
George Baldwin and
~ 10 MN 70 river Visitor, A. u. Wells.
NO No. I7.-From Seventeenth to Nine.eenth and
Nh ~ From Vena5le to Washington. and from
shockoe creek 10 corporation line. Nl'itorS' =
Martin 5f FnS Siae w%%1y to Twenty rh and
from Main to broad. Yisiiors, J. 6. Cornell and
William II. Craig.
No, gC.-FroIn Twenty-fr's to Twcnty-eighth,
aud from Main TO Broad. or R"oeftJ. CHRIS
No. I.-rrom Bloody Fun TO Broad, and from
Twenty eighth 10 corporation line. Visitor, }. b.
No 2?-Froln Bloody Run street 10 the river
and from Pear to the corporation line. Visitor,
No o. From Tenth 10 Seventeenth, and from
Broad 10 Leigh. Visitor, William Beers.
No a From Washinaton 10 Craig street, and
lJ..,n do
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ByH. Porteraeld Taylor, Auctioneer,

r WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
,niles ON Meadow Rrdea road at II o'clock, BE-
cember 9TH. TUESDAY, his stock Of GmEN,
FODDER, SHuCks &c, some FARIl ~ III ~
larra MULE and some BROOD SOWS ard AT
HOES H. PUgTEEFIELp TATLnR,
Jag l!i5 Main street.
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The Norfolk and the Washington city
papers have repudiated the New York As
ISOLATED Press Company.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Il Arperson, Auctoneers,
gankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 49, :,
1 ,,uip pp.IE ESTATE. IN HgNRIC0 az THE
NORM SIDE OF BROAD STREET, IN BuhLoCh
AND HAIRLESS ADplTl0N.-hs commi.sioner'
OF the Circuit Court Of tho county 81 henticG' Sp-
Tembar isgs in the case OF Green and wife against
Anderson &c. sha procsTs,4l T. 's Ct rgbbIs;
Dacemh.r 1890 af o'clock T. NJ. the REAL ES-
TATEin the bill and exhibits mentioned, OF which
Mrs Anderson died seized, consisting Of three va
mi ri feet on the north side of Broad street run.
ming back about lij feet to an aliey-on two Of
which there are improvements, now renting 10
good tenants AT fair rents.
TERMS: one fourth cash, balance at six, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes interest
added and title retained till ali the purchase mo-
new is paid and conveyance ordered by III" court.
., E FAT9N p NA ,TGi;sT Commissioners.
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WOOD DISTRTBITTION.-T CITY

w Council having authorized the purchase Of
WOOD for distribution amongst the poor IL the
city applicants Will be required 10 produce the
cert Gates Of the visitors OF their respective dis
tricts Visitors are requested moi 10 give rim
Gates to any but til. most needy AMI 70 ascertain,
nv personal visitation, the condition Of all asking
for aid
Westminster Of second hay scales, at Second Mar
ket.
The names of the visitors Of the districts are
GEORGE K. CRUTCHFIELD,
nal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, o.


THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PEI CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
|. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r A. Paine, L. d. Crenshaw, W. R. ouarles,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr., r. q. biaihen'
A. Bodeker, b. b. "eislser' snip,
w. A. Spot, Moses Eilyson' ). D. ihs'on'
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, a a hu''n'n
Z. r. Taylor, }. Rosenbaun, SON.
w. z. Binford, J. W. Hail, w. A. nh'u''
J. A. Bslvin, w. +. cray, W. b. tIn''
T. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, ). d. Ho"i'n.
The security offered to depositors II undour'eo,
and the institution should commend Itself 70 ali
classes. :, -,
The attention OF all in city and country Is eaiied
70 .his Institution. Hare they will nnd security
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as hVs
doliars may be deposited, and siz per cent 'h'o'
rest received on sans.
Office hour. from A. u. tosP n; on SATURDAY
from "a. M.to2P. NJ, and from TO or. d.
10 la-iSswts
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.

The General Assembly OF virginia (how
meeting annually, but elected bionniallyD
assembled yesterday in the capitol in this
city. 1t being the second session of tho
members elect, there were no forms of
organization to take place. There not being
a quorum in the Senate, however, both
bodies adjourned without receiving the
Governors message. We give below such
proceedings as occurred:
MONDAY, December 3, 1866.
SENATE.
The Senate assembled at IL o'clock.
Lieutenant Governor Cowper, on taking
the chair, said:
Scnators,-Timc has rolled around, and
brought the period OF the annual assem-
bling of the Legislature Of which you form
part. l need not assure you who know
me that l am most happy 10 welcome you
to the assembling OF this body, nor OF my
most hearty cooperation in all measures
necessary for the proSperityof our beloved
Commonwealth. Commiitingto your Wis
dom such legislation as that interest re-
auires, | again assure you that am happy
to meet YOU, to find you in good health,
and express the ardent hope that your pro-
ceedincs NAV he conducted in spirit OF
harmony and good feeling. | now pro-
nouncc the Senate Of Virginia open for the
transaction of business.
Messrs. Robert Ould, Of Richmond city,
and +. i. Miller, of Botctourt, newly
elected Senators, were sworn in, and took
their seats.
The roll was then called by the clerk,
Shelton C. Davis, Esq, and the following
Senators answered 10 their names:
Nathaniel Alexander, Peter Belew,
George W. Boiling, David S. &. Cabcll,
CLAYTON G.. Coleman, Joseph W. Davis,
James Gait, Elisha +. Keen, Christopher
C. McRae, +. i. Miller, Robert c. Mitchell,
Robert Ould, and Edmund c. Robinson.
There being no quorum present, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Robinson, OF Norfolk, the Sen
ate adjourned until Tuesday at II o'clock.
| HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
At IL o'clock, admonishcd by the Speak
er,s gayel, the members present were
seated, and PRAYER was offered up app"o-
priatc TO the occasion by the Rev. Paul
Bagley, of Maryland, a missionary lately
returned from travels in Japan, emma, H.
dia, and Europe.
Mr.. Speaker Baldwin called the House
to order, and it being found upon the roll
call that q quorum was present, Mr.. Gar
nett, of Essex, was deputcd to inform
the Senate Of the fact, and that the
House was ready to proceed TO business.
There were sixty delegates present.
Mr.. Garnctt soon returned, and informed
the House that there was not arorum
present in the Senate, and that that body
had adjourned whereupon, on his motion,
the House adjourned until tomorrow
Tuesday at y o'clock, without further
proaapdnp
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DIED.

In Baltimore, on the morning Of the list instant
WILLIAM NJ. cldcs, son OF william ana Eihit"
German, in his tw entieth year.
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SoR IsI & COKE Commissioner,
GRrHBs 4 WtIrfAva Aurtiourprs no.s
BY Grubbs i Williams, Auc,iuueeT.,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street

DRAINED DWELLING, NEARLY
Il NEW, ON TWENTY FOURTH STREET NEAR
VENABLE. FOR SALE At AUCTION We wit
cell At aucton, on the premise, 81 SATURDAY
the 9Th Of December, At u O'Clock = NJ the
FRAMED DWELLING located ~ above described.
1t has four rooms and kitchen, carriage house,
stable &c. all nearly new and IN good order.
The LOT fronts 81 feet on Twenty. fourth street,
and runs back the usual depth.
This property j. now vacant, recently occupied
by Mr. Clark, and adj iu, Mr. McAil-ter
TERMS: ung-fpgrih cash. the balance wt ~,
twelve, and eighteenth months Tor negotiable
notes, interest added, secured 10y a trust decd.
GhuBBs / WILLIAMS,
de- AuCtiOG"rr-.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auction~er,,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
EARM INHANOYER. ABOTT SE

EARM IN HANOVER, ABOUT 81.
Il VEN MILES FgON RICHMOND, Fnk ~ -
UTENSILS, &c. FOR SALE AT AttIl'A.,- ~
the request OF the representative - ,he ,,.''g
Dr. u l. Carts, deceased, We VIII a.r ~
s,h ssy ~ Dscembcr ext,tft.r. Y Go' tt'n, :"
the next fair day thereafter At u o'e.oS@ .. =
the crops of Corn, Fodder, shGsHs &c -. tti
Vegetables. consisting of the usual NaI.r-t 60 go
stock OF Horses one Mule, aud some Fs.' t,,
blooded Cattle, and sOme HOUSEHOLDS an" 80
furniture. At the same time VIII De rem p,IN
wear or LEASED for A term Of years, the ~ - -.
The dwelling has rooms In good fyp4Il 81,
nsnaI ont. buildings with orchard 81 eh"lse rum
prTsn, spPiP orf ths sale aud renting liberal ALI
viii be made known on the DAY Of ,aie ,ys
WIZ NC 'N"'' GRUBBS X WILLIAMS,
A. 'aucllOnyrT-.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By Harrison, Goddin Il Appsrson, Auetioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
THE VALUABLE SUBURBAN p

THE VALUABLE SUBURBAN RE-
l. SIDENCE AND MARRET GARDEN CALLED
"OAK GROVE" ON THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD.
ONE AND A HALF MILES EAST ~ RICH,
MOND, CONTAINING THlRTY.TWO ACRES,
sell at auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
nth December, 1859. al IL o'clock u , the yAbrA.
BILE FARM located as above, recently occupied by
AGREE, containing sbout THIRfY-TWO ACRES
Of which seven and halt acres lie on the north
side Of the road, and twenty five and haIf acrss
Of the road there Is n large BRICK DWELLING
and several other buildings. The land will be
divided Into fonr parcels according TO plat and
survey 10 be exhibited At the hour nf sale"
TERMS Very accommodating, and made known
al the hour of sale
If the place be not sold, Il will be rented on Il
auction for one year. A 4 marke. garden tag
place possesses many advantages.
HARRISON, GODDlS & APPERS0T,
ds3 Anctionsag-
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ADMINISTRATORS s A l. + 0 +
4 STOCK CROPS. HOUSEHOLD AND
EITCHEy FuRNITURE ON wEDN EsDAY, De-
cember 18TH If fair il not the nrst fair day there re-
ia.c Panbnn Jenkins in the county Of Hanover, II
the STOCK. CROPS, and FARMING UTENSILS
belonging TO tho estate of the said jenkins, de-
Sassad IN VII. Thirty HOGS, ten cows, eleven
SLEEP Ave- HORSES and MULES, two hundred
barre rel CORN, = quantity OF OATS, WHEAT, and
RYE; four stacks HAY and five STACKS sTKhW
On, ,honsarI pounds TOBACCO, WHEAT FAN,
CORN SIEILER. two WAGONS, and one GAIT
,rrn,bsr with various FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Also. the HOUSEHOLD and hlIChbS fohHi-
TUBE.
TERMS: Made known ON day ~ sale
iN' GEORGE w. BOSWELL,
de l-TuMaTu Administrator.
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VIZ YTHEVILLE HOTEL, WYTHE

VIZ YTHEVILLE HOTEL, W1THE-
w VILE, YA.-Hsving taken my hotel under
my own charge. and obtained The ;srvieeI q ~
CEY AZ housekeeper have had the house tho
roughly renovated; rooms, bedding etc. | pro-
mise the patrons Of this hotel Is good fare, as
My Stables, well supplied with The necessary
grain and hay, and sober rsiiabia ostlers an ds
NV omnibus will convey passengers to ard from
The hotel 10 the depot. Omnibus fare charged in
the bill. no detention in making change for ou-
nibus. ,
Citizens and persons other than the guests 9 !
the hotel charged twenty. five cents Currency for
omnibus tickets. . , ,,,r-r
de a-swlm b. ,. thtt NETT.
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4 NEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
n ON TWEyTY-SECOED STREET, UNION
HILL, NEAR yENABLE FOR SALE AT ,na A 4rS.
uises. on TUESDAY NEXT, 18th day Of pecenheTr'
1853, at o'clock p. NJ, NEAT COTTAGE krSl
DENtE. As above described, containing SIX rooms
The lot front, thirty feet on Twenty second a'feo'
running back 1870 feet. .- ,,,
Terms: One-third cash, balance at SIX ana
twelve months for negotiable notes. 'i''e'e''
AIDED Se'ui'' y Z. A. J. CLOPT0N.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
IN for tho renewal OF the following lost Virginia
State registered certificates OF debt, IN the name
~ franklin sringfelow, viz No. ?,?57, for $500,
lss ned May To- 1862, under act OF 18th March,
te lT-T3ms
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
MI No 1885 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

Mrs. HARRIET .........PRorRIErsEss.
This old and well. known house having been
thoronphIv rehtted and r.furniShed, offers induce
ments 10 the public not surpassed by the best no.
tells A. q boarding house II orers AL the ,on.
The BEST TIE MARKET APFoRps, and the scr.
wants are attentive. The attention OF the psm9srs
oi the Legislature and others desiring pvAnnD,
this house The terms are ~ liberai as any o'hsr
frat. eIass house In the city. ue. -s
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By F. A. J. Clopton,
Auctioncer aud Real Estate Agent,
No. 2lTwetth street, near franklin.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application Will be made for u rrncWal oi
TWO CERTIFICATES OF STOCK In the Richmond
Glass Manufacturing Company standing III the
name OF william waller; one fGrten and the other
for fifty shares the same having boon destroyed
in the fire OF the Cd April, Gj, IL the city Of hlGh'
monI Ide .-law2m WILLIAM WALLER.
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THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CEN
ON DEPOSITS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

LIFT-H ANDED LITERATt RE.-The character
Of our soldiers has besu exhibited in variety Of nobs
forms at various times during end since the War and
The facility with which theycan and have adapted them
selves to circumstances has been frequently illustrated
new feature of this kind is offered 10 the pitiie
orr soldiers and sailors tho lost their right hrns ia "
service have been learning tV write with thelf e'.
hand-and some Of them appear to have been most aps
snd admirable scholars. The same Bows who carried
Rebel flags off the field of battle have been compene
70 carry off the flag Of honor IN the od OF terA'utS
aud nearly three hundred have sent In their con' ou.
tons 10 the Committee of Award. The original hmouns
of $500 has been raised TO 1000 by other 2ontenep'
and the manuscripts are now IN the Lands oi Ine
nittes for thciS decision. The Committee offer esS
writings the inspection Of the public that the fenus
OF heuisabled soldiers may have an opportunity o. see
what may do with the loft hand IN literary nns
business matter Who have given their iIght arms o.w
country. The Committee consists OF Gov rehVon' tns
Rev Dr. Bellows, VIM. Cullen Bryant Geo. VIA. Curus
Wm f. Dodge IT,, How ard Potter, ara IEcodoto hoos~
welt esq. l.. A..
The proceeds of the Exhibition viii he used ny 'aS
COmmittco Tor the beneit of the disa1 cd ioi'ors'
Abe gKlt..oR Va oyoIeI so-in ~ ea'aoN
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INDIANA POLITICS.
The Union state Conventional Ticket
Observation-Disclosures Adopted.
INDIANAPOLIS, Friday. Feb. %. /;

INDIANAPOLIS. Friday Feb. %, leGG
The Convention assembled at 2 o'clock p. III.
The Committee on Permanent Organization reported
Gov Baker presided Tho Convention thea nominated
the following State ticket
d. R. WILLIAMSON, Attorney Genors.
C. TRusTBR, Secretary OF state.
y. b. MCCARDy, Auditor.
MGjor. Gen. NATHAN KENDALL Treasurer.
+. W. Pass Superintendent of Pebble lnstr1o,iop.
A resolution was adopted declaring full faith In
President johnson and bis Cabinet and the Union
members Of both Houses OF Congress aud in sincere
eaTs Of the Government In such manner az 10 secure
the best interests OF the whole people, concluding as
follows:
Constitutions efforts to restore peace order AID permanent
Union"
The second resolution declares that in Andrew John.
they recognize patriot truo and tried, and that
they will support han in all constitutional efforts
~ restore the National authority law and order, among
the people of the States lately in rebellion the basis
OF equal Justice 10 all member and pledge TO the AID
minstratOn, executive and legislative, their united
and hearty cooperation IN all wave and prudent
devised for the security Of the Government against
rebellion ant instruction IN time TO come and while
ndorsing the President express entire confidence In
the Union majority In Congress. They further
ReOed Ths, {, ia the province Of the legislative branch Of
the Government TO detemine the question Of Reconstruction
and In the exercise Of that Congress should haze
view the loyalty Of the people Of those States and their deyo
toD TO the Constitution and obedience TO law and until the
people of those States prove themselves loyal TO tie Govern.
men they should not DO restored 10 rights enjoyed before
Rebellion
R.,orsd That man. who vountsr participated in IN,
Rebellion ought 10 be admitted to seat in Congress; and
under the Consnteon Of the United Sat the power to de.
torne what qualifications OF electors ere requisite
with the States respectively.
eored That the Union Of these States has and cannot
be dissolved, except by successful revolution.
Rtsored 1hst justice aud duty demand equalization oil
bounlies to our National defenders.
Amer the adoption OF the resolutions the Convention
adiouYna1.
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vlRG ENIA.
JadiciaI Nominations Como rnsea W ssh'
jngfsn's Birthday.
sound of nigsi'


RICHMOND Thursday. Feb. g. 40.
The Governors nomination for the Court %
Appcals were confirmed BY the Legislature TO day;
also the nomination tor the hrst four circuits and ics
the Sixth There was no nomination Tor the Firm.
Both Houses took recess nntI Tonight Whch tue re-
naming nominations sill BE- considered.
Washingtou's Birthday was celebrated nysp parade
Of United States troops this afternoon. The Capitol
Square WIS throngel with freedmen durlag TIE usJ'
Tho weather Is delightful
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CALIFORNIA.
Frederick Biilings Recommended % .
Scat i'm ths Cabinet-The Presidsni's
yeto.
RdJOnFnsd-
EAN rRLNc1sco. Thursday. Feb.

FAN FRANCISCO. Thursday. Feb a. 1866.
The Legislature having passed concurrent
resolution recommending the appointment OF Frederick
biipgs to seat in the Cabinet. the Governor has ap
proved the resolution This action however, was
tab On before anything was known OF tho Presidents
veto Of the Kresdmeps Bureau bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT
in Growers Theater
GEN. HOWARD AND THE PRESIDENT

I'VE repubish the following disratche, rom Wasfnston
the extraordinary ,pech Of President JOHNSON on
diy evening from he Postscript in yesterday morning
rRIBryH They werereceved 20 late for yesto days paper
that they were pun,edouiy 10 pert OF the edition.I