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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARcu Is, 1869.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAgcu Is, 1869.
"-A -n 1@ ARRIVED. HGs EH-
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. Q. Dunham
s. Co. sa-.-E .Aa-.st- it tE
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Balti-
more merchandise and passengers, HarYeys
Williams. t.'-'" 10y -" .r-S
Brig Penguin, Jenkins, Halifax plaster,
Southern Fectilizing Company.
Schooner Ella Fish, Wiley, Boston, Ice,
Smyth j. MEG owan.at.,. a- !. t-lr o,r
Schooner Hope, Booth, Cabin Point, lumber,
Charles Phelps. sU1J 1gt -1G4- 3Et i4.tJ !
=, E..--.,2f z.r. SAILED 4, -.., *,
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York.
merchandise and passengers, w. O. Durham Il
Co. an II rof. .szsf.a=. -,g-., .sat-.,...
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Giiford, Norfolk;
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatuul.
Schooner Hattie Coomhs, Jameson, Charles:
ton, merchandise, Croweil 4 Currie.
Schooner p. Il Wilton. Rech, New y ork,
coal, Crowell & Currie. ,-
Schooner w. n. Gesner, Egbert, Proyi-
hence, merchandise, Curtis & Parker. ~.
Schooner ]. II. Rapp, Gale. Osborne, 70 load
with coal for New York per ORDER 171ss~ :
H' Gaasts!7- a. ExkaoRAspA.iz ass s1zs-a :
Brig tBr) William MGir, Ackera cleared
from New York for Richmond on the 18th.
The following vessels from Boston for VIZ
ginia put into Newport ON the 18th; Nellie
Brown, John McAdan, Roena Arabeli, Kit
Carson, and Nil Dsxperandu..
!, LIVERPOOL, February 2s.-Cleared,, barque
Vesta, Tellesson, Tor CITY Point. Il
'5E go ~ BIT TELEGRAPH. 10 !,
NEW YORK, March l5.-Arrived, steamer
Hatteras, Richmond.
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E. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 o'clock, fur.
niture, dry goods, clothing, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ /.
attheir store, household furniture, &c.
s. WILLIAMS will sell ~ o'clock
an excellent brick dwelling. on the south
west corner OF, Dover and Laurel streets.
General MULFoRD,wil sell at o-o,clock the
tobacco stock Of Neudecker Brothers, cor
ner OF Main and Twenty "A fth streets.
WELLINGTON, ,GoDDIN will sell at 4
o'clock a lot and brick stable on the south
side Of Broad between Foushee and Adams
streets. .--' ''' '...''' ''~.'-
WELLINGTON GoDDIN viii sell at ~
7e O'Clock a dwelling on College street be-
Z" tween Broad and Marshall. aI 7'&" "a'
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at O'Clock,
s2" st G. M. Bosher's, No. 1923 Main street, a
well-assorted stock Of groceries, aliquors,
&c. .rHC3G 80 Tr3GauD
LYME & BROTHER will sell at AZ o'clock
a very desirable frame dwelling On the
east side OF Eighteenth street near the
corner of Main. -.
LEE &, GODD1N will sell at 5 o. clock P. n.
q new frame tenement on Judah between
Duval and Leigh streets.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at AZ
o'clock house,and lot on the north side
of Main between Madison and Monroe
yctr + FEs.s'E
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CHURCH !NoTEs.- Methodist THE regu-t
lar monthly meeting Of the Methodist Sum,
day-School Society was held at Centenary
church Sunday afternoon last at half past
3 o'clock-Asa Snyder, president, in the
chair. The exercises were very, interest
ing, and he'ohurchs densely packed with an
appreciative audience The meeting was
opened by singing and 'reciting the. lO3d
Psalm by the school, and prayer by Rev,
Dr. Head. The following isIa summary of,
the superintendent's reports 7for FebrusryI:,
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i The GERMAN OPERA.-Notwithstardipg
threatening clouds and other disadyan-
tageous circumstances, a fashionable, and
We hope remuneratiye, audience filled the
Theatre last night, the occasion being the
debut Of the, opera troupe Of Madame
Frederick. Flotow's Martha" is q fayorite
with the Richmond public, and during the
last six months we have had the pleasure
of hearing it rendered in English, French,
and now in German. On neither occasion
was it received with more demonstration of
popular. appreciation than on last night.
Zeigler, as Martha, made most favorable
impression, and the game may be said of
Frederici, who appeared as Nancy. Him
mer,, Weinlich, and Steinicke displayed fine
vocal powers, and were warmly applauded,
Altogether, the entertainment was most
agreeable, and judging from last night, We
predict for the troupe brilliant success in
Richmond. n2@s q El,a' ',5Eat b..
aq4 Tonight dAuber's grand comic opera iof
a Fra Diavola " will eproduced. 1t would
be we'll for those who have not yet secured
seats to do so early in the day. aes3.. :
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TEE CIRcUs.-Seldom has the announce
lment Of the coming Of q show created more
sensation than that, Of, the combination Of
Robinson'sa and Castello's two great cir
cusses. The heart Of many youngster Is
filed with rejoicing at the glorious expect
ancy Of seeing Robinson ride, Of hearing
CASTILLO joke, and Of laughing at the funny
mules and We know many o knowing and
old one who will also be glad to visit the
canvas. Look out for the show, boys. The
first performance comes of at o'clock this
Afternoon, and another will be giyen this
evening". s3.-sa.. soo
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~ The WEATHER.-Tbe clerk Of the
weather has played us many pranks this
winter, but none have been more unac-
countable than those of the last few days.
Sunday was az mild and balmy as the ira
ditional lst Of May, and yesterday morn
ing at sunrise the temperature was equally
pleasant and spring-like, the mercury
standing at 81 degrees at 7 o'clock. At 8
an east wind sprang up and a drizzling
rain commenced to fall. At o'clock in
the afternoon the thermometer indicated
81 degrees--just 2 degrees above the free
zing point-having fallen 22 degrees in
nine hours, or nearly ~ degrees on hour.
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SPRING BoNNETs.-The milliners have de-
Yi5ed style Of spring bonnet which they claim
can only be made by themselves. The object Is to
keep the ladies from making their own bonnets.
Whether this new fashion IS adopted or not, 1t Is
certainly becoming very fashionable for the ladies
to employ MoUSTCAs1LE to re-bronze all oftheir
chandeliers and other time-worn gas-fxtures. 7a
All kinds OF house-f furnishing goods at MOUNT
CASTLES, $50 Broad street. ee....r .f ....r
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A RUNAwAY.-On Sunday afternoon o
horse attached to buggy ran away on the
turnpike near Howard's Grove, and upset
ting the vehicle, threw lady and child out
on the ground. They were severely but
not dangerously hurt, and the buggy was
broken to pieces. The "turn.out" be-
longed to q Mr.. Brodhead.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE MARCH
16, lS69.-James H. Rich, Boston, Mass. !;
L. W. Frasier, Watt s knight, L. Prayer,
W. Jordon Wells, Richmond, Va; Thomas
L. Warriner, Chula, Va; Miss Mary L.
Savage, Howard county, Nd; Dr.. George
Taylor, New Milford, Conn.,; Miss Kate
Ayres, Fluvanna county, Va.
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ROBBERY ON UNION HTLL.-Robert Day,
who lives on Union Hill, was robbed on
Saturday night of lot of provisions, poul-
try, dishes, etc. Constable Robinson traced
the stolen goods, but as the party robbed
refused to obtain o warrant, no arrest could
he made - --- y
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HENRrco COUNTY CoURT-JuStice Atlee
presiding.--Rev. Jacob s. Neiffer, of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church, was au-
thori7ed to solemnize marriages, &c., &C
cording to the law Of Virginia. 81: 5.
A noAe prosequi was entered in the case
of William Anderson, one Of the alleged
Schurman burglars. -.
The jury in the case Of Frank Taylor
being unable to agree, were taken charge Of
by the sheriff for the night.
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SALE OF THE MARINE RA1LwAY.-The
marine railway on the other side Of the
river has been sold to Mr.. ohm G.. Abra-
hams, of Baltimore, who proposes to give it
thorough overhsuling. The ship on the
stocks opposite Rockets, the keel Of which
was laid in 1860, has passed into the same
possession, and will be pushed rapidly to
completion under the superintendent Of g
well-known ship. .carpenter-Mr. Charles J..
Fox. For the railway clip and four acres
of land Mr.. Abrahams paid the sum Of
$4,000 otbe joint stock company formerly
owning the property.
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E1cELsIoR.-1he quality Of dry forest heart
piae and solid seasoned oak wood-sawed or
split-now being delivered from the Steam Fuel
Factory to pre-paying people at $s to $50 per
cord Is unsurpassed, If equalled. Coal and coke
10 variety and cheap.
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: : ssCosvIc Willism: Hicks (uegro), SEN
fenced 10 the rpsnitentiary for eighteen
months from Frince Gsofee=county Itcr
house, breaking raachsd the city gyesser
day and was consigned to guartsra ln the
White House. A. SS-s~snA :
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LOT WANTED FOR A CHAPEL.-I wish to pur-
chase lot on seyerteclth street about one hun
dred and fifty yards below the Central shops, on
which to build Baptist chapel. Apply at Herald
Office 49, a. 4. UICKINGON.
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No matter how long you have been suffering
from tetter, itch, riugworm barber's Itch, poison
oak, or any eruption OF the ska, give BENsoN's
SALAL EM BROTH a trial, and you Will be speedily
relieved For sale BY all druggists.
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CRIMINAL DOCKET To-DAY.-The follow
ing cases will be tried by Judge Burnham
to day. Jurors and witnesses will attend
promptly at II O'Clock: Mccoy and Tim
berlake, Susan Morton, Williams s. Burr,
Edward Childrey.
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NORFOLK STEAMERs.-On and after Mon
day next the steamer Eliza Hancock will
leave her wharf at Rockets at A. M.
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4 .ExEcUr1YyE.-The Governor has appoint
.ed' Williami HsS aorrial, of aqoledo.7 Ohio,
commissioners of deeds for Virginia in Ohio.
Also, Henry Hsraood,s notary public for
Nofsolk city and county.
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BILGERY VS.. BRAScH.-The decision Of
the Supreme Court of Appeals in this case
was affirmatory Of that Of the lower court
that is, both courts held that bill of ex-
change drawn in Richmond on New. Or
leans while the latter city vas in Federal
possession during the war was not valid.
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TOBACCO FACTORY SElZED.-General
Mulford, collector Of internal revenue,
upon information received, seized last eve-
ming the tobacco factory of f. Baunasche,
located on the corner of Twenty-fourth end
Franklin streets, for an alleged violation Of
the revenue laws. The establishment as
well as the effects therein were placed in
charge Of an officer Of the United States.
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BURGLARY.-On Sunday night the tailor
ing establishment of Mr.. Henry Miller,
on Broad street between Fourth and Fifth,
was entered and robbed of an amount of
clothing valued at about $500. An entrance
was effected by prizing open the rear win
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tNoAL OIL, GOAL Oh lido barrels beat
NJ refined COAL o. L, MT lowest market rates,
by 49, r.. w POWhRS, -.
NH 10 h2hfsq sl39E q No. 1895 Main street.
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The annual meeting of the Fastlpe baseball
Club will take place ! HIS tfuestayl EVENING at
so'clcck at ct. Charles Hotel. Punctual attend.
auce required. U### a-s~H.H fs...-4 -EM srt. I.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
NEW PRESERVATIVE OF SHOE
- 1850 LEATHER. aS.m,e.

= - * @a#E LEATHER. "Y..#s.. % 4. #
iayrt - i.EiBs rgWgs4
NEW PREVENTATIVE OF SHOE LEATHER.
NEW PREsRRvAIIyE OF SHOE LEATHER.
NEW PREsERvATIyE OF SHOE LEATHER.
PERFECTLY WATER PEOoF. ~,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF.
PERFECTLY wATER PROOF ,#'i
5s--G# II. great invention. u y Il" @@ta..t
u a great Invention. ~ :T. a.
.s-.r 4 great invention.
Counihau's Waterproof Leather Preseryative.
Counihau's Waterproof Leather Preservstivs'
Coun1hau's Waterproof Leather Preseryatave'
Does not interfere with jhe polish. E...
Docs not interfere With the polish.
Does not interfere with the polish.
Keeps out all dampness. - =
Keeps out all dampness. gTsG
Makes leather last fifty per cent. longer.
Makes leather last ffty per cent, longer,
Keeps 1t soft and pliable. -,
Keeps 1t soft and piiable. '1'.,'
--A'1 Only 2sc. per box. ".'s" ~
Cniy 2sc. per boz. IEE ylT7I
...-.,- Only 2sc. per box rr ~
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FURNITURE, dc. =

,EURSlTURE AMI. MATTRESS WARE
II RooMs.-We have, now In store intwo Of
those large iron-front bnildns opposite tbe post
once the most elegant stock OF CHAARKh PAR-
LOB, AND DIAlNG,RO0MsF FURNITURE that
has been offered IL this city foY many years.
Also, MATTRESSES OF az kinda Manufactured
In this city and ut yery low prices. sisss6aR
All parties wanting goods IN our Line win md
the prices 70 suit the times.
Furniture and Mastresses RIFAIBED.
y sEst&f "a adHARwQOp q RlTTxR.3
toppnssfe post .oadee, Main street.
telr = ss4fS2 q ss5sst Rtehmcad.
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This composition is the prefecture resulting from
a long series or experiments to hne . process by
which leather may be msde water proof without
heavily clogg.ng 1t With clumsy compositions.
The principal ingredient Is the pure oil which L
used in tanning the best French leather. Il nsver
hardens, dees not stain nor soil, and is fse only
thing over which you can polish next d.y. eli,
The Shoe and Leather Reporter, the best au-
thority, says ''It T., acknowledged by al classes
to be the only real waterproof leather preserva-
tor made On this continents for the reason th.t the
manufacturer and proprietor is praeacal cur
rier, and understands what's required TO preserve
and restore leather and resist water. 7his compo-
sition will renGer poor leather water proof ono
N AXE hard leather soft and pliable as ffeneh
calf" 49, t...1 t--ss. .t'.s 90 - -
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MI CATION OF RICHMOND, VA.-OFFIcE
d1noSEn OF MAIN AND TWELFTH sTREETs-NO.
irys.-fhis company is now issuing policies OF
!I.snhorsh,p on the most liberal plan Of the day.
W. MI particulars OF The working OF the Asso-
.,.,ton csil at the office for pamphlet.
eSemhership fees, from ten to twenty-five dol
isrx-according TO age. .-..
iAasssssments made only in case OF death. Per-
cons from fifteen TO sixty years OF age received |;
no,h rnsle and female.
rp s-,pKE General Agent fe a3m
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TAKE YOUR RISKS
IN HOME INSTITUTIONS

IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.
rur JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
CrFI1K NO. 1895 MAIN STREET.
"a PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
uSRiEE INSURANCE. on vessels and cargoes !;
INLAND ISSURA NCE on goods transported By
river csnal, or land-cSrriage; Et--a II
FIRE INSURANCE merchandise generally,
dwelling houses, warehouses, and other build
iDgs. :,
a rsturr, Of premium toiU be made for the uT'-
expired term ,.
4. Y. STOKES. Vice-Prestdent.
Observation-Disclosures 3. lsaacs, OF W infam b.
lsaacs & Co.; A. Y. Stokes, Of 4. Stokes s. Co.;
D. j. Hartsook, Secretary Arlington Life lnsu-
rsnce Company John Wilson, of Wilson q Eos
Ter: j. j. Wsggoner, of Waggoner IL Harvey; A.
i Burord President Danyille Railroad Company;
BENJAMIN Z. Nash, William Z. shepherd. W.D.
Lyon. a
B. c. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary.
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FOR SALE

DIANO2 FOR 'SALE-Chicker- -6gsss8
4 ing's make-Seven-Octaye. Hass1 TT
been In use but a few months Will be sold at
much less than cost.
NH 13--3t GRUBBS &3W lLLlAhS.
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&sF1'lssE5f MIX afUI ~ 2
: THE CIRCULATION OF .THE9a"DIS.
PATCH' is LARGER THAN THE COM:
iBINED CIRCULATION, OF F2sALL, THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. ,ssufasnsER
AUCTION SALES IH1s DAY. D.1$ 4

ON ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
y jPUHCI1AaER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE BE
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN TIE
FIRST DAY OF JULYAND THE THIRTY-FIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM
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For sale at wholesale ss naaufs eturets priee'''
o. H., CHALKLEY . CO., sole gents,
NH Il V''717'7'5 ~@ Thirteenth GYost.
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MARINE lNTELLaGENCE

ALMANAC, MARCH l6, 1889.
Sun rises. .........60 06 Moon rises..,..... 9.17
Sun sets. .5a4 High tide. ......... 5.5s
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COrIarIssTON- HrERCHANTs.
REMOVALS.

ARBER &. CO.'S PASSENGER AND
V BAGGAGE BXPREss have removed their
office to No. S3s MAIN STREET, second door above
Ninth ."HSA mn S-lm .
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uTILLIAM F. BUTLER would inform
w his friends that be is now General Cam
.s,rr Agent for the PIEDM0HT LEE glN-
XII: sffS.Sfs ~ E COMPANY. He thanks the public
for he Kind patronage bestowed on MS past Das,
nes ssi, ntInncd confidence and assistance, as well
1'.,a w .saSaNrc his own interest as 10 stop sending
money Of for Life Insurance which can as sa1say
and more wisely be kept In our midst Win Inc
SStadrnnnt which Is solvent az any, snd rapidly
l.tning ground on all companies. NH 6-2w
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AZ; necessary to a choice, %; John f
Lewis, so.
House of DeIegates-Whole number
of votes, 1872; necessary to choice, G2;
John f Lewis. 81.
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AZ; necessary to a choice, %; John +
Lewis, so.
/ House of DeIegates-Whole number
of votes, 1872; necessary to a choice, G2;
John f Lewis. 81.
FOR THE SHORT TERN.
Senate-Whole number OF votes cast,
43; necessary to choice, John w
Johnston, 80.
House of Delegates Whole number
of votes cast, 1875; necessary to choice,
IS; John w Johnston, 80.
The President therefore declared
John f. Lewis, of Rockingham, elected
United States senator from Virginia
for the long term, and John w john
ston for the short term.
On motion of Mr.. Mclaughlin, the
joint Assembly then adjourned sine die.
After the adjournment of the joint
Assembly the House reassembled.
Mr.. Kelly offered the following:
"Resolved (the Senate concurring,)
That when this House adjourns to-day
it adjourn to meet again on the third
Wednesday after Congress shall APP
prove the action of the people of Vir-
ginia in the late election, as provided
in the act of Congress of April 10, 1869
under which said election was held.
And provided further, That if the Con-
gress of the United States in the act
or resolution declaring the approval Of
the action of the people of Virginia as
aforesaid shall appoint day for the
converting of the General Assembly,
then, with the consent of the Senate,
the House shall adjourn to that day"
Upon this the ayes and no's were
called with the following resut-ayes,
As; noes, IS.
Mr.. Budd then offered the resolution
of MIR. Kelley, inserting the word
Tomorrow" instead Of ",c-day."
Adopted. ..--..
The resolution was communicated to
the Senate.
Mr.. Hudgin offered the following
resolution
Whereas the people of Virginia have
been since April, 1867, and are still,
denied all right of legislation upon the
material interests of the State: and
whereas the present depressed condition
of money matters require that such in
terest be protected until such legislation
can be had through the representatives
of the people sitting in General Assem-
bly,; and whereas it is hoped that such
power will soon be restored to the State
by readmission into the Union by the
Congress Of the United States be it
Resolved, That the Speaker Of the
House be empowered to appoint COM
mlttee Of five to memorabilia General
Candy to stay the collection of the prin~
cipa Of all debts created prior to the
9th of April, 1865, until the readmis-
sion of tie State into the Union, or I'M
I'll the commanding General shall SEQ
necessary to issue other and further Or
ders in reference thereto
A motion to suspend the rules in Or
der that the judgment of the House
might be taken was lost, and the resolu.
ton was referred to the Con- ittee on
Courts of Justice
Alter waiting for long time for the
action of the Senate upon the joint res
olution in regard to adjournment, the
House took into consideration the
amendment offered by the Seuate, and
adopted It.
The House then adjourned until the
line indicated in the resolution.
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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-23

The Senate was called to order by
Lieutenant Governor Lewis at ll:3o
a m.