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~ I TY OF B A l M r E.
s1,2OO,OOO six per cent Bonds Of the Western
Maryland Railroad Company endorsed by the City
of Baltimore. The undersigned Finance Committee
OF the Western Maryland Railroad Company offer
through the American Exchange National Bank
8, 200, 600 OF the Bonds of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company, having 80 years to run, principal
and interest guaranteed by the city of Baltimore.
This endorsement having been authorized by an
act OF the Legislature and by ordinance OF the
City Council, was submitted to and ratified by an
almost unanimous vote OF the people. AS an add-
tona security the city has provided sinking Of
5000 600 for the liquidation Of this debt at maturity
An exhibit of the financial condition Of the city
shows that she has available and convertible assets
more than sufficient to pay her entire Indebtedness
To investors looking for absolute security no loan
offered in this market presents greater inducements
These bonds are offered at s751 and accrued inte-
rest coupons payable January and July.
WILLIAM KEYSER,
JOHN X. LONGWELL,
MOSES WIESENFELD,
/ 60tt Finance Committee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Of ATII.DA SnHOEIEI IL

\ AMI OOON11 VI OnllI illAs
Estate OF MATILDA SCHOFIELD, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, set
tie, and adjust the account of WILLIAM r. BLACK,
Executor of MATILDA SCHOFIELD, deceased,
and to report distribution Of the balance in
the hands OF the accountant will meet the parties
TUESDAY, January II, 1870, at o'clock P. NJ,
at his ONCE, No. 5lS WALNUT Street. room No. 10,
IN the city Of Philadelphia.
1 5 thstu5t +. G. MITCHELL, Auditor.
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
GEORGE L. BUZBY,
GEORGE N. TATRAM, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
j. PRICE WETHERILL,l
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Roman, Baker, "A hours from Boston,
with mdse and passengers TO II. WinsOr Il Co. on
Bombay HOOK saw foreign brig at anchor on
Reedy Point passed steamtug America, bound
down, with a bark In tow schr e. Sinnickson bound
up In tow OF a tug.
steamship Volunteer, Jones, "a hours from New
York with mdse. 10 John +. Ohl.
n G, larG NtIiGl@L l.UuZ, 80 "a. s ir94 E..ll -
haven, with mdse. 70 HaTjes co.
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sST,62l'l4

VI
Loans comprising "GilberJ Reserve Fund" in
vested and held subject to judicial decision of title
to lands from which the coal taken and paid for
by John Gilbert:-
City of Philadelphia per cent loan, free
Ol NdA toiAvOoV
Baiauce Of cash ................. ....... 4l't5
S5,l4ss5
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NIB 2-.-Tu
.DUBLTC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IL AND DkSIRALE REAL ESTATE. STU.

L AND DESIRALN REAL ESTATE. STU.
ATE 2 IN e. TIE COUNTY, oEyAM pfs CITY
au hority with which we are invested az TRUSTEES
in deedmade by one Thomas n. stratton. bear
ing date the day OF tpril in the year ,, E62 snd
tv Court. We shall offer for sale, on the SECOND
MONDAY IN APRIL, that being court day Tor
the county or James City and the city Of VII
l!eM HoVE, that we'l-kno~n estate called the
The Grove Is situate mme3iately upon James
river, and contains about 600 ACRES. Their Is
large and well-arraneed DWEI LING-H0USE,
which has lately undergone thorough repair. as
the eommlssioG ers are Informed. Upon the pls"e
there are all necessary ont-bullding', snrh
a. smoke. house; Kitchen, p1plLry-h.n.e;, Barn
gardsd as exc llept and productive. There u also
a very extensive and productive orchard. Thine
Is aD excellent wharf belonging to the prendses.
The Undersigned d. not undertake to give such !.
description of the place rs II reilly Gcs' he-
cause they are not sufficiently weil.acqtiai:, tel
with 1t, and because they suppose that a pur.
TERMS OF BALE: The deed requires In cash The
expenses of sale. 1t also requires in cash all of
the former purchase money dne and unpaid on
due and imp Id the following Sums lst So 600 due
September 24'h 1889. with interest from snh Of
March 1859. and subject TO credit OF about 81 900
nom March 9lth 1850; sd, s4.s0o to fail dine ) pri
LIST, ls7l with interest from cath OF March, 1863.
The trustees have no authority I, promise par-
CDaStT uc VIII uuL EtQuITsu - III ne tue
foregoing cash pay NETS hut trey are satisfied that
on the day or sale Arrangements can be made with
reliable purchaser to relieve him greatly. In
part from the full amount Of said e3 sh pay nents
In addition to the foregoing sums there Is further
part Of the purchss money to wit. the sum o!
81 500 payable April lst. 1872, with Interest from
2tth March. 1853. for which The deed requires he
purchaser to execute bond With proper security;
and If the purchase money shall exceed the whole
amount payable, that then the purchaser shall *
ecute his bond payable at such time Us the said
Thomas N. StrsEon, the gr aiitor. shall prescribe.
The title Is undoubted but the trustees III convey
only as such.
-.0 49, CYRUS A. BRANCH,)
u VIM. A. PEACHY, 7 Trustees.
JOHN MOTLEY,
feet-stawsw 80 3D.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

House met at ~ O'CLOCK. MI. f1-~NGEh III
the chair.
BILLS REPORTED.
Senate bill to incorporate the town O.
independence, Grayson county.
The following Senate bills, heretofore
reported, with recommendations that they
do not pass, and recommitted, were re-
ported back, with recommendations thai
they do pass:
For the relief of Daniel Dyson, treasurer
and George w. Whitson, commissioner Of
the revenue, of Petersburg.
For the relief of II. X. Bradshaw, com
missioner Of the revenue OF Alexandria,
allowing him time to qualify.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
were granted to Messrs. FRETz, A. Ora.
HAM, and SEAToN for one day each; KELLY,
RupD. WHITE, and STROTHER, two days
each MARSHALL and THURMAN. three days
each.
TIE CHARTER OF THE TOWN or LIBERTY.
Mr.. HENsLEY offered joint resolution in
structing the Keeper of the Rolls to retain
Senate bill to amend the charter ofthe town
of Liberty (passed in the House Yesterday,
and to return the same to the Senate
Agreed to.
BILL PASSED.
House bill to vest the title in school trus-
tees to certain lot of land in Smythe
county was taken up out of its order. on
motion of Mr.. HENsLEY, and passed.
SPECIAL ORDER POSTPONED.
House bill providing a system Of public
schools for cities, and to repeal section 6G
of the act to establish and maintain a uni
form system of public free schools, being
the special order, was, on motion of MIR.
HENsLEY, postponed.
CAPT. E. s. GAY.
Mr.. LovENsTEIN presented petition of
e. s. Gay, late captain OF the Public Guard,
asking for an appropriation of $1,000, due
him for twelve days services US captain of
said company, he having been relieved from
duty on the 18th day of April, 1869, by
Gen. Webb, then military commander Of
Virginia, and only allowed pay up to the
LIST of the same month. The petition was
referred.
THE STATES INTEREST IN INTERNAL IN
PR0yEMENTs. 80,
Senate bill disposing of the States inter-
est in the Orange, Alexandria and Manas-
sas Railroad Company, together with Mr..
MAHooD's substitute, which provides for
the sale OF the States interest in all works
OF internal improvement, came up, the
question being on MIR. WooD's amendment
to the first section of the substitute.
MIR. HENsLEY advocated the amendment
in an eloquent and forcible speech.
MIR. THOMAS followed in opposition in his
usual clear and explicit manner.
Messrs. ARNETT and WooD made lengthy
speeches in favor Of the amendment.
Mir. DANIEL argued forclbly against Mr..
WooD's amendment. He was followed on
the same side by Mr.. CRENsHAw.
The pending question was then ordered,
and the vote taken on the adoption of the
amendment, and resulted in Its adoption
yeas, SO; nays, 80.
MIR. MAH0oD's substitute, as amended,
was adopted-yeas, 63; nays, Sc.
After considerable amount of filibuster-
ing, the substitute Of Mr.. BELL, Of Au-
gusta, as amended by Mr.. MAHooD's sub
stltute, was adopted-yeas, 5s; nays, 81.
Adjourned.
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Bys. @. Tardy & Co., Auctioneers.
Nm A CREDIT OF FOUR MONTHS.

TWEI,yB. HUNDRED BARRELS FINE OLD
II1j PURE RYE WHISKEY AT AUCTION. 49,
x on THURSDAY, 9th day of March, ls7l we VIII
sell at our warehouse. In the city or Richmond,
commencing at IL O'Clock, : =, -. =.
! 1900. barrels PURE Rye WHIsKEY, So
old and yery fine, In prime iron-bound cooperage.
This Whiskey is to be sold by consent and at tne
rennest OF parties Interested In order to WHO u
the estate of deceased merchant, VINO helu ~ as
an investment. 1t was distilled under DIS oileG.
tierl, and no pains or expense spared TO make IL
as pure &c can be produced ~. s.,,o
goods. but In It's magnitude, presents attracti9ns
which BUYERS cannot tail to appreciate, and IL
must command the attention OF the large kTa9e'
and of all who are In want OF PUhE M n Wills
itwillbe sold on q credit Of four months, for ap-
proved negotiable paper. 8. G. rARpY & co,
4.0 - WILL BE ADDED, -.-.. IT,.
which will be offered Immediately after the sale OF
q 20 quarter casks of Jules Robin Co.'s and jag
dark London color. now In our bonded ware
house. .,eo ..,, -,.s.r..
rs bbls. choice n. 0. MOLASSEs,
$50 hhds. P. r., MUsCOVADO, and n. o. sU-
,oo bbs ekEEfi Psr. sTGARs, all grades
$50 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAVA COZ
7s to 100 hhds BACON-sides and Shoulders;
500 bbls. n. c. and f aSTERN HEREIN GS,
50 half chests finest G.P. snd OOLONG TEAS,
900 sacks Worrhlneton q Deans SALT;
neous Groceries and Sundries-ths whole embrac-
Ing Q catalogue well worthy the attention Of the
trade. Il 49, H.. ..s. ,. y. IAhD1 w..
mh6 $3.50 #- r...sts.-- r-.5...= Auctipueers.
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5 PROPOSALS..
fe 2t-stawsw


CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals win be received by the und r.
signed, a. Richmond, Va, until II u. 18th March,
1871 for the gradual on and masonry on one hun
dred and eight miles OF this road west OF White
Sulphur Springs 1t being all the remaining uGln-
he III an hr ,c.s onS cao cmoS. ns.ds n o
cutting, $1,000 cubic yards In tunnels, and eo,00o
cubic yaros OF masonry. OF all classes. and Is 20
be completed May LIST, 1872. Profles and specih-
cations can be had after tn, llth March al the
Offices Of the company, "a Williams street, kew
York: at Richmond, Va, and ut Huntington, v +.
Va. Plans for and proposals for building the
Iron superttructGre OF the New River Bridge. =.
M1ller's Ferry, Fayette county, W. Va. will DO
received at the same time and place. There VIII
EACH Parties submitting proposals should see The
site OF the bridge, where further information In ay
be had from the engineer in charge. This bridge
must be completed by December, 1871.
fe 27-t4hes Chief Engineer c. o. Il. r.
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By Lyme & Brother.
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1912 Main street. s...

VERY DESIRABLE. AND PLEAS
" ANTLY-LoCATED suBURBAN FAKM
AND RESIDENCE. SITUATED EAST OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON WHAT Is
KNOWN AS A CONTINUATION OF P ST,
ABOUT ONE SQUARE BEYOND THE COR
PORATE LIMITS. FOR SALE At AUCTION ON:
now resides on the place, and intends removing TO
the West, sell at public auction, on the premises,
on TUESDAY, the l4th day! Of March 1871. at 4
o. o'clock P. NJ, that truly deslr able TITLE SUB
URBAN FARH, located as described. contain
ing THREE ACRES Of GOOD, RICH, ARA
BE LAND, we'll suited for market purposes.
The improvements consist Of nice cottage r. ST.
dence, containing seven rooms. &C., beautifully
nestled in with shade trees: There i, also on the
place the usual out-buildings ; such as barn,
stable &C.; with a fine orchard Of assorted fruit
trees, and pump OF good water In the yard. The
place is under good plank enclosure (new), and
only distant about one and half miles from the
city markete. To parties wishing 10 secure a
comfortat Tile little suburban home fine opportu-
nifty is offered.
TERMS: Qne-third cash; balance at s, and IL
months. for negotiable notes, with interest, Sc
cured by trust deed.
NH 1-34,e,s, 1011.131a Aucttonee-s
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SALE OF THE VERY
l. VALUABLE PROPERTY KNOWN a.

ThE "ViRGINIA STEAM sUG4R REFINAsss
RY.' BY virtue Of . deed OF trust dated on
ss9 " to s T. ste ay By Hha f. c!1
trustees, James A. Scott having been afterwsrGs;
spbstisusd (which has been q9ly recorded in The
.s a. nu III aGnSn on HTqsngs
day OF March, 1871. On the premises, at Il oclosI
n being there require d bS the benerciares. The
s6R a. ss q R
etts. having river frontage Of $50 feet and mn
ntpg pack leo feet together with all the valuable
Wharf machinery andprivileges belonging there.
The attention Of capitalists or compa5le les de,-
ing 10 engage In very lucrative business Is sIe.
ciaIly directed to this sale. the works being I,
order for immediate turning out Of sugar and nd
having field for their sale from Richmond TO
TIE present capacity Is Is0 barrels Der Jay and
cost. The quality Of its product is already fave
ably known, and Is equal to that OF any refinery
Immediately after the above sale I will sell, q,
the premises, the TWO BRICK TESEMGhT;
situate on the north side OF Main street. between
Locust alley and Wall street, Ncs 1895 and ~.
fronting 47s feet and running back l4a feet 70 To-
bacco alley, the upper part Of which is Known AID
Immediately after said sale shall sell In !ran,
OF the banking. house OF Lancaster < Co.. I'm the
city OF richmond. q TRACT OF LAND IN tie
county Of Buckingham, containing ONE THOU
MOUNTAIN TRACT. which is conveyed nv
Charles Yancey to Richard g. NORRIS. and By
E1chard G. Morriss snd wife t. Charles Y. NOR
riss. If the sale be not completed on the TTH
DAY Of MARCH, 1871, it will be continued from
day to dsy until 1t Ia completed.
TERMS: The purchaser Will have the option Of
paying cash for the whole, or may pay one-fourta
cash and give negotiable notes, with ten per cent,
interest added, In equal instruments. ct fur.
eight, and twelve months to be secured by trust
deed on The property.
Any further particulars can be obtained of
lt" JAMS p. SCOTT.
NIB 2-Tu Substituted Trustee
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BY Lyme Il Brother, ~ L.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
~ No. l2Ia Main street. i

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRA-
Y BILE FAMILY REsID ENCE, SITUATED
ON The EAST LINE IF TWENTY-SEY-
STREETS, N THE CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTi0N.-We shall at the reque: t OF
the owner sell at public auction, on the premises,
O'Clock P. NJ, tina. very desir able and wcl0cated
FAMILY RESONANCE situated as described,
now 10 the occupancy Of Mr.. Martin sweeney.
The house is or co Z re style. with two wings, end
contains six rooms above the basement, with .
spacious hall through the centre. closet &C., wi
rrcnt and rear porches and y brick kitchen CON-
t,ining Tour rooms, and q pumpof foe waller In
the yard. 7 he front yard Is beautifully laid OF
witch shrubbery. &C.; In the rear yard, or g-rden,
lect kind. ). 49, s-.E 81. 10 E.:rsisSftg.:tf
TERMS: Cash as to one-fourth Of the purchase
money; the residue ut Q, IL, and 10 months, for
negotiable notes, interest ADDED secured by trust
deed. tnh Al III LYME y BaO., Apnts,s
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,AJCTlps sAL.lsf assEss. gssgssa.
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, =
Corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets. {

TSXECgToR,S SALE OF HANDSOME
III REsInENCE AT TILE n OFT HEMls.T
Ci1RNER or FIFTH AND CARY STREETs.1;
Ryyjrtua Of the authority In me by the WIZ
Of WiiIiam 'rret, deceased late OF the CITY OF
Richmond, duly admitted T. probate In hlcnmona
Chancery Court. sh AL sell st-pueAc suction: on
tho preInises. on 3 DAY, the 10Th OF MARCH, ~,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the large and elegant kE FL
DENCE of the dece6eDt, located as aooye. me
lot has front 9Th street Of sag FEET and aeptn
on Gary street OF $50 feet, The dselnng contanS
twelve rooms, besides attic story 'front.' port.co,
under which there Is an entrance 70 the Dasemen,
aud two-story portico 10 rear; gag ana wAieE ~
tina house. The out buildings emoraCs nsSs
kitchen, containing four rooms PRICK osare IN IN
Ftheyard brick stable and carriage nouse, ELY sie
yard Is stocked with evergreens and soms sa3,es
most lovely one, overlooking Church Bin, ZEE
aetEer it is believed that the foregoing proper,y
nresenfs ms many attract ons as3nyslmiisr est&o
ilshment now on the market. Except as 70, palht.
inc The whole premises are In exeeifenF order.
+ TERMS: One-fourth cash balance az o. y, sno
10 months for negotiable mites Interest ad9ed at
air ner cent, or IS preferred by the purchas
the terms may be changed to one.fourtn casD,
balance at 2, and 8 years, bearing ilterest az
eight per cent? per yannuml psyably han,yesr1y'
secu, ed By deed OF trust. ahe 6a4es SGd lnsah-
ance for this year to be paid by the purchaser:
TIE premises can be seen daily from ~ 10 .
O'Clock. b. ~. ~ ~ err 1870 :. ..iNf =,
After the sale Of the dwelling viii be sold three
varv iaree PARLOR MIRRORS. - 81 =,
'e'S JAQUELIN P.- TAYLOR,
mh1 Executor or VIM. Barrel. deceased.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

SALE OF'VALU-
" ABLE FARM KNOWN AS "CaISWICk' y
ON THE THkEE-CHOPED ROAD, ABOUT
MILES FROM RICHMOND. AT AUCTION
In execution Of a decree OF the Circuit Court ol
Henrlco county,, entered on The 18th February
1871 in the case of Mtcheibacher, ustee, ps CohD
will sell at auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, 7th March, at Il O'Clock A., lif fair;
If not then on The fair day thereafter) Ut the
same hour, the FAkM described as above for
merly owned by G.. g. ExalI. 1t contains ONE
HUNDRED AND. THIETY-ONE ACRES and
has been well improved
The improvements consist Of neat dwelling
with six rooms, with all the usual buildings,
and 3 choice variety OF fruit trees and grape
vines, - a. - 49,.
Persons wishing to purchase Q desirable little
farm near the city would do well to attend this
sale. ... ~ =. -. ... e-.f fa .FgZ ..E
TERMS One-third cash balance at g, Il, and
Is months, for negotiable notes, with interest
the notes are paid: a. AUSTIN sM1TH., !.
GRynBs b WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. w..
fnG1-Ea11 PEA. Mh1.dS71 ..ss
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- By wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and aAuctieneer,
Corner Hank and Eleventh streets.

7 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BE REAL EsTATsAT THE SOUTH.
EAST CORNER OF BROAD AND ADAMS
STREETS. BY virtue of two DEGREES of the
Chancery Court or the city Of Richmond, pro-
rounce led ON the % and 23d February. 1871, In the
case of Isbell 8 60. against Barham &C., we shall
as commissioners thereby appointed, proceed
TO sell at public auctfon, on The premises, on
THoRsDAY; the 9th March, 1s1l, at 4 O'CLOCK ?;
that VALUABnF PkOP .RTl located as above.
having q front Of 81 feet .on. the south side Of
of Brord street, running back at right angles,
within parable lines, about 100 feet to wide alley
on part of which lot stands large FRAMED
BUILDING, formerly used as a blackamith's
shop. grocery store, &C. The lot will be sub
divided according 70 plat TO be exhibited ut the
hour Of sale. sgg .t.FE
The property will be sold, free from all incum.
brances, whether or liens, Judgments, taxes, or
homestead exem pt1on, &C., upon the following
TERMS. viz About $500 cash balance at one,
two and three years, for negotiable notes, ring
per cent. per annum interest, and Little retained
until all of the purchase money is fully paid and
a conveyance ordered by the court :. f7fts
Es.. aE = aR 6 WSAihnSoh' Com'rs. .,
RICHMOND, 9th Feb, 1871. feF
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

uORSEs, MULES, WAGONS, FARM
III ING TTENsILs, CHOICE FOWLS, HAY.
&C.. AT AUCTION,-On WEDNESDAY,, the
9Th instant, at II O'Clock, we will cell Mt the farm
of Major f. b. Cook, Williamsburg road, u
TWO yery valuable FARM ANIMALS,
One BAY MARE, perfectly reliable In harness
FARM WAGONS. CARTS, HARNESS, FLOWS,
HARBOWS, &C.: $500 .
Two SPRING COVERED WAGONS for family
use, one OF which is perfectly new;
Eight YOUNG PIGS. of improved breed,
Sixty genuine BRAHMA FOWLS d"
Fieht genI1fne BL ACK SPANISH FOWLS, .-
HAY, FODDER, &c.; together with every article
usually found upon small well-regulated farm
II being Mr.. Cooks intention TO remove to the
city, the sale will be positive and unreserved.
NH -. COOK & LAUGHTON, Aucts.
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By Cook s. Laugnton. Auctioneers.
Corner Franklin and Governor streets.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, = CAR
DAY the 9th inst ct l0s O'Clock. will sell at my
residence, correr Byrd and BelvIdere streets, an
assortment OF FURNITURE &C., consisting In
p One MSAHoGANYP ARLoR SUIT, covered with
One MiSsfaOGANY PARL Or SUIT, covered with
BRUsSELLs.CARPETs and rugs; ''2' Il (
FXTENsI IN DINING;TABLEaf 1l.i "'i"
CHINA INNER and TEA SETS, riET7 ,'.
uuHAMBER FuRN1TURE, % b2i .. .,,,.. w.. q !,
:COOKING-STOVF, .----i $50 A"t.
KITCHEN FURNlEURE, togesner with many
~ use'm HOUSEKEEPING 81 WI. g. PHI CHER,
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
SATURDAY, Match 4, 1871.

SATURDAY, Match 4, 1911.
SENATE.
,;o,,t .Gov. MARYE in the chair. NC
prayer. ,,,,,r
House bill for the relief OF WIN. S, ~ psn
late sheriff of Russell county, VIZ ,,,s Com.
up, twice read, ana reterte" " -
1nfttee on Finance.
Mr.. FrrzpATRrcx. from the C Snna.e bill to
General Laws, reported pacn .t a nier head
authorize F. W. Jatt 10 eters If Hampton
on Hampton bar in the waters
Roads. - N,rfolk. from the
%. on Roads, reported back a ,n5ria
IN ~ authorize the Orange. A 10 con-
a omd Manassas Railroad Comi,am ,Snt Of its
solidate. and provide for pay
mortgage DENT DENT with a favorable reporsS
BY the sam ~ j;ncorporate the Rockoraose
seha, s,, och Railroad Company
or" R11Is INTRODUCED.
Glowing bills were introduced and
nerriatelv referred:
approx r. FITzrArR1cK: A bill to authorize
,,s c,tv of Lynchhurg to build dam across
James river and to improve the wafer ieHei
S S"in,r the same. and to issue bonds for the
nnrnose of paying the same: -,
~ Mr ANDERSON, of Rockbridge: A bill
- Incorporate the Mining and Improve
ment Company Of the Valley OF Virginia;
Ry the same: A bill providing TOT the
nayment of the witnesses attending Ine spe-
cial committee examining the case OF Judge
Alexander Mshood, of the tourteentn Juai-
cial circuit. -,
enect the 10th section of chapter 1873, Code
~ 1850. in relation to sales Of real estate.
nv the same A bill to amend and re.
enact the 18th chapter Of the acts Of 1856.
60 as to provide for the payment Of interest
upon the Dawson fund.
BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill No. 1S5 for the extension and
completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Senate bill providing for the reassessmeni
of lands in the counties Of Culpeper ane
Fauquier.
Senate bill to extend the jurisdiction o
the corporate authorities Of towns contain
ing less than 5000 inhabitants.
Senate bill amending an act for working
the roads of Loudoun county.
Senate bill to authorize the Orange ant
Alexandria railroad to endorse or guaran
tee bonds of the Lynchburg and Danvill'
Railroad Company, and certain cities
counties, and towns, for subscription t.
the stock of said last-named company.
REAL ESTATE.
Senate bill for the recovery Of the posses
sion of real estate, with House amend
ments, was taken up, and the amendment
agreed to.
eoRDoNsvILLE AND CHESTER GAP RAILROAD
Senate bill, with House amendments, t.
incorporate the Gordonsville and Cheste
Gap railroad was taken up, and the amend
ments agreed TO. ...-
SOUTHWESTERN TURNPIKE COMPANY.
Senate bill to turn over the Southwestern
turnpike road to the county through whic
it passes was, on motion of Mr.. PENDLEToN
laid on the table for want OF suthclen
number for its passage.
Adjourned.