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( To Editor of Boston Journal:
Rev. Dr.. Hamlia, of COnstantinoPle.
saved hundreds of lives by the following
Die preparation, during the terrible rag
ING Of cholera in that city 8 few years
since. In no case did the remedy iaIl
where the patient could,be reached 10 tea-
son. 1t is no less efectiVs-in cholera
morbus and ordinary diarrhea. A RENE
dy so easily procured and 80 vitality EN-
cacious should be always at hand. An
ordinary vial of it can be had for twenty
Eve cents or so, and no family should be
without it over night. The writer OF this
received the recipe a few daye since, and
having been seriously attacked with the
cholera morbus the past week. can attest
to it's almost magic influence in affording
relief from sxcrutiating pain.
He ardently hopes that every one whose
eyes trace these lines will cut this article
from the paper and procure the nelicine
without delay. Its prompt application
will relieve pain, and presumPtiyely save
life.
Take-One part laudauum,
One part camphorate spirit,
Two parts tjncture of ginger,
Two parts capsicum.
Doss-One teaspoonful 10 wine glass
of water. 1.-THE case be obstinate, Tepea
the dose in three or four hours.
HENRY HORT.
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1898 10000
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 25th day of Frbruar

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Ito expire on the 2Sth day of February, 1868
- AUpIToR OF STATES OFFICE,
ToPEKA, Kansas, March 80, 1864
WHEREAS, The North western Insurance
Company. located at DEBORAH, in the State of
Iowa, has filed in this office a sworn statement
Of its condition as required by the first section
of the act ito regulate Insurance Compa MES
not incorporated by the State OF Kansas -
passed February Doth, 1863, and amendment
ID eretO, approved February 25th. 1864; and
WHEREAS, Sail Conn any has furnished the
undersigned iislac tory evidence that it is
possessed Of at least one hundred thousand
dollars of actual capital invested in stocks, or
IN bonds, or in mortgages Of real estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is
mOrtgaged; aud
WHEREAS. Said Company has filed in his
office n written instrument, under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Sc cretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents Of
said Company ia this State to acknowledge
service of process fer and in behalf of said
| Company conserving that such service of pro
cess shall be taken and held to be valid
4 II served upon the Company, according to the
! laws of this or any other State, and waving
all claims or right of error by rrason of such
acknowledgment of service,
| Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first
i section of the aforesaid act. /, j. r. Swallow
! Auditor of State for the State of Kansas, do
hereby certify that said North western Insur-
ance Comp ny of DEBORAH, is authorized to
transact the business of Fire Insurance in this
State unit the 25h day OF February, IN the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
Il. 81 subscribed my name, and caused the
seal Of my office to be affixed, the day
and year above written.
J. r. SWALLOW, Auditor of State.
HUNT & GILLETF, Agents,
1881 Emporia, Kansas.
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SINGULAR BIRTH IN CALIFoREIA. The
most exciting incident that has occurred
recently 10 California is the birth of an
sxtraordin airy pair of twins in the city OF
Sacramento which, had they lived, would
have totally ecliPsed the fame of the eel
sbrated Siamese, and made the fortune of
their happy parents, The two children
were united from the umbifcus to the
hips, the faces looking toward each other,
and the bodies SO completely united as 10
appsar but one The legs and arms we're
perfect and of medium size. and indeed,
above the navel and below the hips. the
bodies were perfect and well formed.
am told by a medical gentleman who saw
them that they presented pileOusly Gu
rious appearance. and reminded him of
the quaint devices We sometimes see iu
Hindoo} idols: Fortunalely for them,
selves, they were born dead, and their
parents were Christian enough to have
them decently buried, instead of giving
them up to be preserved in pickle in some
medical curiosity shop. as they.Eere p: ess-
ed to do by population of Scientific men,
who rushed to Sacramento on the an
nouncsment of the births--R. Y. Tribune.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements
STATEMENT
or THE
NORTHWESTERN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


On the FIRST day of January A. D. 1867,
MADE TO THE
A uditor of the State of Kansas, pursuant 10
the Statute of said State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
First. The name of said company is the
North western Fire Insurance Company, ineor-
POrated in the year A. D. 1865, and is located
at DEBORAH, Iowa
CAPITAL STOCK.
Second. The amt Of capital stock $500 900. 30
The amt of capital stock paid up 200, OOOO
AccuMuLATIoxs
Third. Total number OF policies 3,347
Premiums thereon SEA, 4sI.75
Amount of Accommodations on hand 50, 2921I
Surplus after liquidating liabilities 36,942ll
Amount necessary to reassure out
standing risks q, 455 50
l. Cash premiums on hand 21,4s9.57
Cash premiums in hand of Agents
in course of transmission 5000
In eash amount Of uninyested CAPT.
tai stock hand 7,257 So
2. Amount of real estate unineum-
bered owned by the company 24500 90
Personal roPerty 4.5O0 90
3. United States 1880 bonds owned
by the company. rates Of interest
thereon $40 per cent per amin 100000
4. Debts due the company drawing
10 per cert. interest per annum $500 As
Debts due the eomrany drawing 5
per cent. interest per aunum 100, 10000
5. Deb otherwise secured for mon.
ey loaned, drawing 10 per cent.
interest per apnum sI.542.OO
6. Debts for premiums due the com
pany in cash 5,l2347
| Amount of interest actually due the
| company and unpaid. secured by
mortgages 90 real estate 2608. 81
| 7. All other securities, viz: stock in
MARI ct on hand selling at par 100 OOO.OC
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Mast and Nasty have joined pencil aud
pen for political caricsIuring. and pro-
pose an occasional sheet or pamphlet in
satirSof current events and men. A life
Of Jeff. Davis. written, by Nasty, and il
Illustrated by Nasl, is to form the FIRST.
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"NoU then, my hearties," said gal
liant captaiH. 'you have tough battle be-
ore you, Fight like heroes ill your pow
der's gone then-rnhI I'm 3 little lame
and I'll start now"
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,TheEnlporiaNeWs.
ANINvALUABLB MEDICINE,

Friday, =: 9: August ., 1857.
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ways on hand.
NELA
General Agents for S. D. H. VI. Smiths
AMERICAN ORGANS.

THHE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE THE
l. only real Reed Organs now before the pub.
lie; the only Organ having a Reverbating
Sound Box or Wind Chest-which has tho
same important part to perform as the Sound =
ing Board has in the Piano Forte give body
and resonence of tone) and without which the
Organ becomes merely MelOdeon in an o. =
gan case. The American Organs have not on
~ the Wind Chest or Sound Box, but have q e
large Organ Bellows, giving power and great
steadiness of tone, make Them the most perfect
Organ known. These great improvements, ..
and the sup eriority of tone and werkman ship
of the American Organs, place them in the
front rank as the best, and they command
highe price than any ether reed instrument
in the market Every Instrument Warranted.
Send for prist list and circular,
Publishers OF the Singing Pilgrim" (newr
for Sunday schools. Address.
PHILIP PHILLIPS & CO.,
No. Ais N. 5th ct. st. L0uis, Ne.
10-15yI y
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PATENT PLATE Piano I0RfIS.

These are the only Pianos made II Ais
in which all fke strings rest s.p0R W05GsH Btsf-
iRgs, and in which none of the Turning Pig
go through the Iron Plate. This arrangement
produces a refined tone aoih eOns6iae9 ssSeet
ness and peat polOeT, and more perfect gaSIitg
through the entire scale and The capacity Of stand
ing longer in tune, ead retaining us suSeTisT RzGl
ay Of tone than any other Instrument.
Philip Phillips & Co.'S Pianos al.
ways on hand.
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Don't "brag," boys. If you have any
thing Of particular value, or can do any
thing particularly well be modest about it.
A boastsr is never loved by his COM
panions;, and, generally, the more any
one boasts, the less real worth he posses
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covinp ton and Ohio Railroad

The bill for the completion of the Co.
vington and Ohio railroad by tfB incorpo-
ration of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company, and the consolidation in
that company of the Central and the South
side and Norfolk and Petersburg railroads,
passed the House of Delegates yesterday
by most decided vote. Though this bill
is nothing like SO favorable as that which
was understood to have met the approval
of the Commissioners of Virginia and
West Virginia, and which should have
passed, still it is gratifying to get anything
passed through the present General As
sembly that looks to the completion of this
great work, connecting the tidewater OF
Virginia with the Ohio river. The bill
having passed the House with such pow
erful vote-sixty-seven to six-we antici-
pate its passage, without obstruction,
through the Senate.
The exchange of the States interest in
railroads for her bonds, dollar for dollar, is
a very pretty operation, and has very much
fascinated the economists. We are, never
theless, not over sanguine Of its perfect
success. The trouble will be from the
consequent enhancement of the State
bonds. Holders will think that there will
be great demand, and they will raise
their prices. Should the quotation very
much advance, the result may be a check
upon the enterprise. Let us hope that
the result will show that these fears are
not realized that the company may or
ganize upon firm basis, and the great
work be pressed on to completion with
energy
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The GALAXY for March LIST has come to
hand. This is one of the best periodicals
published at the North yet it has recently
given place to highly Objectionable matter.
The story completed in the number for
February is most absurd specimen of
transcendentalism as to tsleading feature.
The facts which it assumes to have been
possible in the South while slavery existed
were really as impossible as that mankind
should look upon BEAST BUTLER as an honest
Christian. There is too much of politics,
and of miserable Yankee politics at that,
in the GALAXY. 1t is hard case that we
must read stories and novels that to us
have no raisemblance, and whose publica-
ton is nevertheless proof positive that the
northern reader sees nothing absurd in
them. If the editor Of the GALAXY is
gentleman he cannot even so much as con-
ceiye of the possibility that gentleman
should steal and SO would publish no ar
ticle assuming such possibility. So, also,
II he were aught but minded
fanatic, be would know BY instinct that no
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CoMPLAISTs.-Surely the Lynchbnrg he
publican knows that it was no easy task to
condense Mr.. BoTTs's reconstruction bill
into the space which it occupied in our
paper--a job for which that paper gives
us no credit, although it copies our cpl
tome.
The Petersburg Express copies our alb
stract of Professor Agassiz's lecture on
glaciers without acknowledging whence it
was obtained. There was, however, in
this case no evidence in the abstract itself
that it was our work.
The Lynchburg Ne,cs habituauy appro-
PIRATES paragraphs written by us-a dozen
week, we think. We believe, however,
that we would rather have our articles thus
borrowed than to have the Dispatch sighted
by men of SO much discrimination as
GLASS, HAINEs, and WITHERs. And II
called upon to apologize for this paragraph,
or accept the alternative indicated, we
shall unhesitatingly "retract."
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The James River Canal Company.

Inc JdIllcS fSlV6T SdIldl SOulpdlly.
We ulluded yesterday to the telegraph
to the President of the James River and
Kanawha Company from NJ. DE BELLoT
DIES MINrEREs, giving the information that
he had made up the maximum capital of the
James River Canal Company. This COM
munication was read in the House Of Dele
gates yesterday pending the considera'
ton ofthe bill extending the time for CON-
pleting the contract by that company for
the period of six months. The Legisla-
ture at once passed this bill, and 1t will be
promptly sent to West Virginia for adop-
ton by her Legislature. We do not mean
to say anything as to this new and agree
ably surprising message from the principal
corporator Of the French company. or
course everybody will be delighted at the
success of this James River line to the
Ohio; and we hope that NJ DE BELLoT's
message will soon be backed by the de-
post of the million of earnest money
which was to be deposited with the State
upon closing and signing the agreement
under the charter.
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ECCLESIASTICAL RELATIONS OF NEGROES.
The Central Presbyterian of this week has
caustic article upon the Mrs. JELLABYs of
the northern churches who have "utterly
neglected half million of blacks at the
North, but are seized with furious zeal
for ecclesiastical propagandism in behalf of
the colored population at the South" 1t
quotes as authority for this sweeping
charge statements made by the New York
Christian Advocate, rabid radical, poll
tical,) religious weekly. Among these
statements is the following:
" The decadence Of slavery in the North,
in the absence ofany earnest and adequate
Christian philanthropy, resulted in the Sc
paration of the blacks from the whites,
and the casting out of the former, like
dogs in eastern cities, to care for them
selves, since they no longer belong to any
BODY,
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The THIRD SEcroN.-In the Senate, on
Wednesday, Mr.. WILSON, of Massachusetts,,
said he regarded this as final measure,
and yet he should not vote for it without
regret. He thought it ought to turn every
rebel out of office. He objected to the
DISTINGUISHING clause in the House amend
ment. He regretted that 1t had been In
serted, but would vote for the bill notwith-
standing. He would say also that just as
soon as the southern States were recon-
structed properly he would vote to repeal
the disqualification in the third section OF
ths constitutional amendment.
Mr.. sHERNAs, replying TO Mr.. SUxNER
and TO an ssssrtion that he had come TO
Ar. suxSEs's platform, said hs had done
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Tur NORTHERN DrxocsArs.-Mr. SHE

The NORTHERN DExocRATs.-Mr. SHEK-
MAN, in the Senate on Wednesday, said
that if the House amendments were too
harsh, the southern people had the Demo-
cratic party in the House to thank for it.
1t was fact very well known that ma
jority of the Union party were in favor OF
the Senate amendment. A minority OF
the Union party, assisted by every Demo
cra., united to defeat the acceptance OF
this proposition in the House, and left it
open to further amendment, with the result
now before the Senate. "
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A GLORIOUS PRIvILEGE.-The House OF
Representatives on Wednesday adopted an
amendment to the militia bill providing
that companies of the National Guard may
be organized within the late insurgent
States, to be composed of loyal men with
out distinction of color. These regiments
shall be under control Of the military COM
mander of the district, who shall exercise
the same powers as are exercised by TO-
yernors of States over the militia. Who
wouldn't be "loyal" now!
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CAN THE BILL BE PASSED OVER THE
VETO Undoubtedly the Infamous recon-
struction bill can be passed over the Presi-
dents veto in the Senate, where there were
only seven negative votes, we believe, on
its final passage. If the House vote should
be the same as upon the passage of the
bill. the veto would be sustained. But no
one expects such result in the House.
That body will 90 with the Senate.
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southern planter ever 1--WE beg the readers
pardon, but this is just what the story as
sumesto be possible,) educated mulatto,
and brought him into his house as an equal
Of his wife, &c., SC.
The number of the GALAXY before US is
the least attractive we have ever seen.
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~ arch thing. God forbid. He would
never agree to exclude the southern peo-
MIA from participation in the government
n their own States. He was willing to ex-
clude the leading rebels, but not the mass
of the people,
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JAMES BARRON HOPE, Esq, has again be-
come the editor of the Norfolk Virginian.
J. NJ. II. has retired. MIR. HOPE is too
we'll known to the public to need any in
PRODUCTION. We welcome him back to the
CORPS editorial.
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MARION DIVISION, No. 5, SONS
Nl OF TEMPERANCE This Division will hold
Me,hodist church THIS friday EvESIsG At
half. past 7 O'Clock Good speakers have been
provides, and an interesting lime may be ext eet-
ed Tire puDl,c and all we'll wisbers Of tie esuss
are respectfully invited 10 attend. f. Alt
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REAL EsTATT FOR SALE.

ARGE AND WELL-LoCATED
Il BRICK TENEMENT. oS cHgRca BILL, At
TWeNTY.sIXTH STREETS. FOR sALE.-ws
Offer for sale the LARGE BRICK TENEMENT 10.
Gated as above, reesnily in the occupancy Of Mr..
Rowe. Il confs!ns seven rooms, besides large
brick kitchen; well Of water In the yard. The lot
has front Of SO feet and depth OF l5o feet.
To effect speedy sale for cash, great sacrifice
will be made or stocks and bonds win Do taken ~
n HHRRisGN, GoDDIa 4 APPERsoy,
"a % "a ~ AnciionseYs.
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nor SALE.-We are authorized TO
X ALI nyixatelv the very commodious I'D IA
pisassnt REsIDENCE ard SEVEN ACRES
SF LAND, nov occupied ~ James Is. 80
terasid county, Va, about half mile OF hayo's
bridge.
besides basement with all necessary oui. honsss.
The garden Is considered one OF the most pro-
ductive In the vicinity OF Richmond. The yard In
well an AIDED water excellent.
Terms: Liberal
IA l2-ts Auctioneers, NO. IL Pearl street.
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EARM OF SIXTY-FOUR ACRES,
II SEVEN MILES ABOVE RICHMOND; NEAR
WEsTHAM, FOR SALEPRlvATELY..W Offer
for sale nriyafsiyt the little FARM situated as
above described, adjoining Mrs. Patterson, Mr..
Higgipbo,tom and others. The improve ments
are DWELLING with five rooms somewhat out
Of renair and all the necessary out-buildinga
Also, select orchard Of choice fruit tfsss shIy
is well adapted to the growth OF early vegetables
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS
e. On Al Real Eststs gents.
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NOTICE. am prepared 10 manulac-
IN tars Ladies' and Gentemen's BOOTS, GAL,
TIERS, and HOES Of every siy .; ~ 81 which
will warrant TO give entire saurfactlon, Tor In
tend 70 use nohivg but the b Il msierial, and en-
ploy none but the best workmeb
NV motto f. Quick sales and small pron's.
Give me a cali, and you viii Gnd 1t 10 Your I'D.
will also suyAly. for city and country trade,
Ladies' and G.ntlemen's BOOT LkGs, CATER
and SHOE UPPERS OF every style, which will
warrant cannot be excelled anywhere-of the best
material and woIkmanship-at very moderate
prices. rn,py,sw opv
avary description NJ. c. D0HRRTY.
l2l Governor street between
10 cts Main and Franklin.
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SHIPPING.


EOR BALTIMOkE. SAVANNAH,
Il AND BOSTON -PowHAThN e~O1, %
STEAMBOAT CoMPAEY.-TRI. r~~-rfS.1
WEEKLY Line. Leaves Richmond z-az,zz
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, ana :, NAL.
will leave here SUNDAY at o'clock A M
Freight received up TO 6o'ciock Z NJ. sATUR-
DAY
This steamer has splendid saloons, ststs.rooms,
and passenger accommodations.
Passage Including msalsl, -.
state rooms, 81.
For freight or passage, spplyto. w crup,v
Office at Charles T. Worth am Co.'s Fifteenth
street. fs 2-Q
NOR NEW YORK. The SARATO-
IL GA, OF the New Yorh and viz feEA
giuta Stearaship Ccmpany's line, <NfR
Will, leave her berth nj Rockets on N~.-~.lSl.
SATURDAY MORNING the 23d in Exsz13
slant at o clock.
Passengers requested to be punciuaI 70 hoar;
fe Alt Rockets.
TOR NEW YORK.-The steamship
IL ALBBMARLE, Captain BoCRsE, sxA
will leave her wharf It Roc ketts on <<<S-NA
SATURDAY MORNING, February Sane 80
%, at o'clock. =. - ~ -
Passengers can 20 aboard FRIDAY EvbSiNG;
Freight received Ct any time Up 70 fhipAi
For freight or to secure passage, with unsur-
pasted accU mmodauons, Apply to
SAMUEL AY2Es Il Co,
"a 2o-3t No. 1870 Cary street
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MARRIED.

Al Broad street Methodist shurch, .vsbrr.,y ~,
by Raw George w Lang horne. JANE Cuh Is
TAYLOR and koLtIs 2. WILEY eoh OF H'eh-
moDd
siaunton, Va, papers copy.
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MULES AND HORSES.-Just ar
SALE STABLES, Franklin street, ONE hun.
DRED YOUNG and WELL BROKE MULES.
Also lot Of fine YOUNG HORSES suitable for
farm purposes which will sell al fair prices
invite the attention OF the farmers and plant
OF North Carolina and Virginia TO this superior
lot of stock, and promise ID EN- satisfaction as 10
quality and price. re 2?-tsl JOHN y. DAVIS.
TOHN J. OSBORN Il CO., Gy.E
81 MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL. 93Sa2s3&
ERs IN CARRIAGES, HARNESS, sc Ia" an. -
moved theirreros iloTyfron Seventh street 20 70;
1914 MAIN STREET, have on hsnd, OF thsi own
RIAGES OF every variety and description, 10
which they invite the attention OF the paoiie'
fe 81
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NOTICE.-The undersigned, having
IL taken the house on seventeenth street De,
tween Main and Cary streets for the pnrposs o.
carrying on the business OF a BAKERY ana GEO
CEkY, mas appointed Mr.. PHILIP WAGNER his
agent to cond uct the SAID business, with authority
TO buy and sell for CASH ONLY and he hereby
gives notice that he will not be responsible Tor any
debts his said agent may contract
fs 22-FS2taw3w< PHILIP WEBEh.
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The Constitutional Amendment-The
Reconstruction Bill The Situa-
fion"

The reader will naturally desire to Know
exactly the position in which the people o
the southern States are placed by the re.
construction bill which was finally adopted
by Congress on Wednesday. In oroe'
that they may do so, it Is necessary to re- e.
,,oauce both that bill and the proposea
amendment. The amendment is as TO-
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have the honor to be,
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
THOMAS H. ELLIS, President.
Hon. John B. Bald,rin, Speaker Of the
House of Delegates.
THE bill passed extends the time for the
ratification Of the charter or compliance
with its terms, by NJ. Bellot s. Co., for six
months. 1t was promptly sent to the Sc
nate, and was as promptly passed by that
body.]
ROANOKE VALLEY RAILROAD.
On motion Of Mr.. TONNES, the bill to
amend the charter of the above road was
taken up, read second time, and ordered
to its engrossment.
BILL REJECTED.
The bill to incorporate the James River
Transportation Company was rejected.
TREpEGAR WORKS.
The Senate bill amending the charter Of
the Tredegar Iron Manufacturing Company
was read third time and passed.
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ELOUR, FLOUR.-l50 barrels Balti-
IL more superfns Flour, 100 barrel, Baltlmors
Extra Flour, 50 barrels Baltimore fami y flours
for saIa low by CHARLES HOW ARD,
IA 2? No. Fifteenth street