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COMMISSIONERS TO THE CENTENNIAL ANN
VERSARY.
WASHINGTON, October 7.-AlcXanler r.
3 oteler and Andrew j. Sweeney have been
appointed by the President as commission
ers from West Virginia to the Centennial
Anniversary of American Independence In
1876.
POSTAL TREATY WITH GERMANY-ArroINT-
MEETS.
WASHINGTON, October THE postal
treaty with the German Empire was signed
here to-day.
Several appointments were made to-day,
none of them, however, affecting the
South. Major Junius Ii. Wheeler, OF the
engineer corps, has been appointed pro-
fcsser of engineering at West Point, rice
Professor Mahanc, deceased.
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ELOAT u AStDtNUION,
Nos. 1922. lA2a, 1926, and l4zs Cary street,
aud Tos. % and Is south 18th street,
RICHMON VA.
We make sll kinds Of new Work ID me Ma !,
CUIEISI LINE, aErAIk ALL KINDS VE
WCkK We 20 in the COUNTRY TO DO All
sorts OF WORK in our line. Also, make the
best TOBACCO MILLS In the world, ano keer
Them on hand, as well US TOBACCO eCHEH 8 o.
ali kinds together wi h BANDS ard BlBLEIS,
and al articles for the msnuidctuIe ot sooaeeo.
w.. kt cp on hand for sale all siz ss OF
NAW and EGOND-HAND ESGlRSs,
BOILEkS, SA W-MIkLS,
GRISr MILLS, POWhE PUMPS,
PLATSORM sCALhS,
sHAFrING. HANGERS, PULLS Sc,
GEAR and evil WHEhLS
And In fact general assortment OF al useiu ar
fic|es in our line together with
JUDSOh'S PA II ii N Z STEAM-ENGiNE
urI.Sn CO. sTEAN GAUeEs,
SkLDEN,S patent ENGINE EACb lSo'
FEET Valves. GLOBE VALVES
TALuOW COCKS
sh fling; .--
EIUE CLEANERS,
on Is NJ, ~ ATER GAUGRh &C.
All OF which we sell ut reasonable prices anu on
accommodating terms.
n i've receive on consignment all kinds oil
mncl!uery, both new and sccona-hand. ZONE
= I'd see US. .n,,rucToN
Sssoc ss"#H oLOAA ~ W ~
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Pilot Boats Driven Ashore.

New ORLEANS, October 6.-Five pilot
boats were driven ashore III Southwest Pass,
in tho gale of the Sd instant, including the
Robert Bruce, which was totally wrecked,
and four her crew drowned. Pilots Frank
BAILEY and Charles Cooeri clung 10 tho
wreck for thirty hours, and were rescued.
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Tbia eompauy having purchased the interest Of
snydes drby oGcs to tic trade, OF their OWN
CHOKING and BEAr1so srovys
Fk6STs. GEaTas and F sfI
HohL9osW-WARE, sADIacNs, and FIRE.
ARCHITECTURAL CASTINGS. such as
iron Fronts for stores and public buildings,
Brackets, Ventlla,ors 70, &C.; .
Verand1hs, lconies, - 'tt.f
Iron T,1,, Railing. for yards and cemeteries.
Galvanized lron cornlce, plain and orna-
wlneow Caps ard sills and ouoins, y
sThESa Tk Al Sst COAL cHUrEs,
HY5kANT1 CASES and PLUMBERS CAST.
sCHooL-DGkks@-P Primary Intermediate, and
Srog s1,i zss, best material ard mcst ap'
IMPORTERS OF SCOTCH PIG IRON
DEALERS IL AMERICAN IRONS.
oa smtemetng TO do only wholesale business, va
reIncea prices TO close them out. =. 2
/ WHOLESALE URDEk~ from prompt and cash
tanned north. An exaerience OF twenty yosrs in
supp::ying the southern markets will, we trust,
sa SAT- ~ all that we can meet the views Of all Who
@le alspose1t 70 tre1e With Us. oc4 lm
| flSSOLUfION.-The co.partnership ex.
caDs,s s,llng under the name of AVEeY & CO., and
Cnls dSy been dissolved by mutual consent; and all
| coHeStlons VIII be made and all Indebtedness be
nslo byJ. Avery, 1t the oilire OF . very 8 Co.,
| SVS ~ am street j. e. AyERY,
| SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1871. NJ M. MAYO
| CO-PARTNrRSHIP Tire undersigned havp
| formed oo-partnersnlp under the firm and style
OF AYSMY y CO. for this PURPOSE OF conducting
the SEWING mArdIg BUSINESS In all it,
branches, ut 300 Main rect. where they will be
pleased 10 see and ser We their friends and the pub
25th September, 1911,
me new concern will col.ec. no debts due the
DID, nor Goes It assume the payment OF any debt
contracted by Avery 4 Co. prior to this date.
Ihst business will DO settled by j T.. Avery. T..
r. Morris Is The financial man Of the house, and
has sole authority 10 sigl thu firms name 10 all
checks notes, d:af!s, or any obligation OF The firm
whatsoever, J. Z. AySRY. 30
% l Sc r. p. NORRIS.
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A scientific Frenchman has made the dis
coycry that the ordinary tea-drinker takes
into his stomach during the year leather
enough to make Il pair of boots. The rea-
son of this may readily be made clear. A
decoction of tea contains tannin, as fannie
acid, in solution milk contains albumen !;
and as these two substances are the chief
ingredients Of leather, and as they actually
unite and form leather when brought into
contact with each other. the drinker Of lea
makes sort of shocmaker'S shop OF him
sell. This fact may account for the leathery
appearance Of so many old ladies and
BACHELORS World.
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LATEST FROM vyassTISGroS.

REsumrTIoN or OFFICIAL DUTIES BY THE
rREslDENT-HEaovAL AND, APPOINT.
MENTs. 49,
speol al telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., October 1.-The
President resumed his official duties at 10
o'clock to-day. After holding consultations
with several members Of the Cabinet upon
important matters In the different Depart
ments which have been in allegiance for some
time, be turned his attention to removals
and appointments, and number of off.
Gals who are in place to-day will have rea-
son Tomorrow to regret his return, as it
has resulted in their prompt removal from
office. None of them, however, held posi-
lions of national interest. Most Of the
places OF those removed today were filled
by new officials. Among the appointments
were q number of commissioners to the
Centennial Anniversary of Independence,
to be held in Philadelphia in 1876, and seve-
raj third lieutenants in the revenue marine.
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Utah.
THE MORMON cOSFERESCE-ANO

THE MORMON CoSFERENCE-AN0THER ARREST.
SALT LAKE. CITY, October The semi
annual Mormon Conference commenced its
session to-day. The language of the
d" Saints" was generally quiet and mode
rate.
The editor of the Ne,cs, one of the
" Apostles" has been arrested for lewd-
nrsS
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c,,.,e nrovers ON a Rampage.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, October IA party OF
Texas cattle drovers, at Aldine, spent most
of the day yesterday In forcing the business
men to treat them. A row resulted, IN
attempting to que!l which the city marshal
was wounded, and one droyer accidentally
killed by another. -.
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q crowd TO assemble la the neighborhood
last night that Captain Deianty, was APP
.pealed to to dlsperse the throng of people,
and Detailed number Of policemen for that
ONcl0ee 1--StLfs a ~ ~ ErE5fE s y z
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nc.nultsue Col,ec,or Conv,cte.l.

BALTIMORE, October THE jury in the
case of Bowerman, the late deputy col
Iector, rendered 4 verdict OF guilty Ia four
counts and innocent in one count Of the
indictment against him. Sentence has been
deferred.
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-r,S agD HOARDING.IaOUsEss.

afELIA HOUSE.-Located 36 miles
ylio,n richmond, on the Richmond and Dam
s;i,E iroad-- daily trains and q daily mail In
Goo.he most healthy localities In the State.
forsaer tai : ment for famil e.. $40 per month
moaAts at.endig the Ameia dnsttpte, sio per
mxksE vicinitr. No efforts will 5s spared TO
hotel 70 eommodstlons equal to any hrst- CLASS
eo..-st 'ouA a. Y. SCOTT, Proprietor.
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Wife Murder and suicide.

NEW YORK, October Julius Steinman,
4 lager-beer saloon keeper, killed his wife
to-day and then banged himself.
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w AL0o-' s = MARBLE WORKS
GOMEZ GOVERNOR AND Ross sThShts'
q RICHMOND, VA. -.

An kinds Of MARBLE and GRASL MI ~ s}s,e.
Of. All kinds for cabinet makers ana T In
Falling. LETTERING done n q German Many asS Nv
brew. Agent,
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OFFICE, NO. S TENTH STREET.

ns tw sss,.lDER, President and Superintendent
KIN AHn iRBY, First vice-Pres,aeut and SD.
- s sIS :; second Vice-president;
80 AAaoniNs, Treasurer and Stcretarg.
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England.


LITERARY PIRACY CONDEMNED, &C.
LONDON. October Literary piracy pro-
Vokes sharp newspaper controversy
which Is very severe upon American pub
fishers. An international copyright sys-
tenn is strongly advocated.
The ship England, from Quebec for. Lii
Verpool, has been abandoned ut sea.
Miscellaneous.
The progress Of the choleru in Constnnti-
nople has been checked, and the fears Of lis
becoming an, epidemic are subsidtng.
The gambling houses Mt the German
Watering places will not be closed during
the winter. 9 ~
Twenty professors of tho University OF
Rome refuse to take the oath of allegiance
to Italy. .sr4. rr. ~, c'ess :...,
Seven lives were lost in Yarmouth bar.
Dor, England, by tho sinking of The smack
Pcto. - = -. -'.ar R.s,' .sss.<
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Mrs. S. +. FELTON,, of Rochester, N. Y,
while passing from one car to another, car
rying a child, on a train near Chicago, fell
beneath the wheels, and both were killed.
The bodies were terribly mutilated.
The Connecticut Woman Suffrage Con-
vention consumed last Wednesday debating
the question If women are allowed to
vote. Will not the influence of the clergy in
politics be greatly increased, especially
that OF the Roman Catholic clergy!"
Amanda Sperce, = colored woman, was
shot and instantly killed ut Westminster,
Pa, last Thursday night While closing the
windows of her house. James BurrelI was
arrested on suspicion, he having quarrelcd
with her and made threats.
A band Of armed negroes made descent
upon dollhouse neal. Nicholasvlle, Tenn,
Il few days ago, and in order TO rob the cash
shot Miss Saunders, who undertook to
defend it. She received three shots, but is
expected to recover. Foster, the gate
keeper, was sick abed.
The freight depot of the Fitchburg rail,
road, located in Charlestown, Mass, was
burned on Friday last. Loss estimated al
$40. 600; Insured. Miss Ada B. Andrews,
freight department copyist, was caught by
the fumes and burned to death. Others
narrowly escaped. The fire originated from
4 locomotive.
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DENTISTRY.

TUD. 3. WOOD, D. D. S. -
Always on hand, a full supply OF PURE NJ
TRoUS { XIDE Gas, for the painless extraction
OF teeth.
sneclsl attention paid TO FILLING TEETH
and correcting irregul arities OF the s.me.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mounted on any desired
base
Teif.s moderate.
-OrrIcE 9TH STREET, Two doors from Msin.
q
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Domestic Markets 4TBY rp, :, !.

~ Wy, Yonk. cc:ober 7..,co.san vsst
s,es,, Saes pplands, zoo. Grisona ssss SSles
EsaT sn. " heat 1rm. Corn firm e sSep Eimr
and ...f Lard firm ket.le, ioac. + Sla %
ssiss "a. stores flrm. FrGshis steaiiere groceries
bales a. o. so Seton today 70: future months sso
bsT ,a,o I1'nws October, l91I9 iss: Eovas Ss'
arr 1tsnaig 7,Isd1ssc.: nece Der sans .oSem-
''s''' february, ls!G0laic March, 2ojc o"ua'
52a asteJnoaS, October 7Vlginia's old 50 bid
Wast vi,..teo coupons old e13 bid new. 10 sskca
Fi", rrsihia's 20 bid ?7t asked. ~ esAeu
a, "lons quiet and uncllsnnsd. ,yoo,o..,
GSI 'gs wheat dull ohio and indian. AZ ::
int so6, Inrh quiet and Steady white 5s07;c
demsnTg PROVISIONS frmer' with innsy,a;
1'"ana' "hiskey, 9Lo2. "''n iaipro'ea
in isir - T 1 October T. Flour droop,pg ~,
Racon T., w. ymaod. Mes Pork, ala ~ C o'
Sides 7llsc. , VWSmbspd ana firm Shoulders nc.
p1Lo0g,i;SylLLE October 7.-plour anil co,, 49,,
Mes 81 ii r6r a.m si shs
key, 94c. '2'' h"td' 90llc. WINS
er myri L, October -.-spirits ,r-r.,-
Far - "e 'eS' sns,n stesdy at ss Is for No
Crude turpen 81 nef fe extra pie; $3.50 for pnle
se'io" CLIP; S4.75 for virgin. Tar firm ~ tor
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FOREIGN NEyys.'
France.

nossEn SENTENCED no gEATH-Tns anaER,,,,
Il { IssuRREcTfor &C. i / !! - -. :,
Paris, October 1.-THE Court Of Revi-
sion, to which 5Rossel appealed, seutencaI
him TO death. 49, 81 - = ;
The Algerian agtations continue, am,
apprehensioIs are entertained that the
abandonment OF the colony will be neces.
sary. - 'sifsrcS lfs = t}sfs.f 2 = =
The Republican journals demand that
Ihiers take prompt measures to suppress
the Bonapartist conspifacles.5 T. =
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COMMERCIAL.
. =. EonN AID FLOUR TxcHAnGE,l
HicHhosD VA, Qct9hsr "a 1911 s.

IS Aoa an " A., suct0nar. "a ls7t-S ).
~. OFFERINGS. & NJ
$s nr, fe e2s bushels. Red, 4 s7s buahsIs.
n vuss.--L 200 bushels. 49,.
g,,,, SALES. = .ssTF4
for Leg bite Sac bushels--at a, m q, acs,a,
OIL sss1n ~ s % Tor primo; aI.7o for yers gSod
fai,. ~ ..sery GOOD; 81 &C 1ar 800, ioT prime
Corn IvsHh 80 for common. foou si.eo tor
eaten; &c 1 oe yaoa buSheisas sic. for weeyil.
for Nav pI lss bushels at 7s6Dscc. FIR u,,,.
uaS"ick; e0c. foF very good sprip,a' ''e'
un.n. RE.ExHIBlrEp.
0atsGsis b nis los bushels Hcd, 80 busbe,s
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o~-,---, INSURANCE COMP MES
" o"hH BRITISH AND MERCAN.
TILE INSURANCE COMPANY,

H'""-' hND EUINBURGH, g. &.
Ststes orrc sSU IN god; Invested in United
VI usirRinia $4,000 Ia United States Bonds
ns maSIIhg oeen appointed agents to the above.
clos we are prepared to is ue It's po
no SSaisL ioss or damage by fire on buildings
m tS oa and perso ai property Of eli kihds
Aos'eS eQul'aoly 'diusted aud promptly paid.
OCT W 49, nhS Co.,
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fuccessnr to Ptter Il tuger, SI,.
WayBe. boro', Augusta county, Va.

We would call tue attention OF tho trade TO The
abuvc card, and respectfully solicit orders frorn
all In want OF a genuine article or VlRdiHlA
RYE WaiSKaT. 40 cGn furnlsh ILLS liquor IN
who e o. hAlf-earrels. Have. now Ia store my
barrels, which wa warrsnt to be two aud hai
cara old.
all orders carefully executed. Il.
MCCAsTHY & SLATER,
oc s3t1wiw 1923 Main street..
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &C.

DETER HANGER, SENIORS, RYE
4 WHiSkEY.-BEAND EofABLt5hED In
iS.2-BeinQ the successor to my father in tho
manufacture Of tals wdiskey, and having hia ex-
periencc OF fortv-hve years in eslabi' shlnH. lS
reputation to aid me, am prepared To furnish an
article sa pure as whisky Can he made and In
every respect worthy OF the name this prALd of
liquor has gained throughout he county.
karties desiring to purchase will please address
Messrs. MCCARTHY Il ). .sTER, who arc sUlS
ageatc for tn sale OF my viii skev. e..
JcMs HANGER,
s., euccessnr to Peter Il ,pger, SI..
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DIss6LuTEoNs q pAnTuERs1IIrs.

<-->-~~
E1htSs0LuTiON.-The co-partnershfp
n hsyes.99fcle sting betty esn Asa SNYDER
DEB LIBBY, Is this Day dissolved. ~ i.
either psrt er viii sign IN settlement o. our old
:. We respectfully solicit for the new company
INTO which our business has been merged con-
llfpatidn or The patron are so literally bSotowed
upon oar establishment for the last twenty years.
Tbs new company having increased facilities
ior Eesting tie wants Of the trsde encourage
Us 10 expect for 10 a. large acIeage OF patron
ENCOURAGEMENT thus given VIII add greatly In
stimulating home industry and developing the re-
sources Of tho country. - I s ~
Z cc4 ESYDEB Il IEBT.
pICEMQND ARCHITECTU RAL
Az lRON WORKS AND STOVE
80 COMPANY WORKS.,
1900, 1909, lec!, IoOs. CAny STREET.
=. OFFICE, NO. TEETH STREET.
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B&K EKEES.

EbICIAHD ADAM,
az SYEhh CEsCkFE BAKERY,
twgLrTu ST., BETWEEN MAIN AFD GARY, SIS
BHOAD sTRREr. AND 1894 MAIN STREET,
fresh CAKES, PIES, BREAD, and CRACK
EaS daily.
Orders wholesale and retail, attended
promnsly. rrcc list and circulars Gent by mail on
Z liberal {, account to the trade. my8
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| !, AaDM ANS STEAM DYEING
40 sTE2shu III 20 nrgTsW RAsslsrNo UkTa
color cesirsds EETs,-Dysing done In any
nestest s:yls.1.o Cleaning in the pest ana
Cleaned occurring and ki 10 81. sseu my
lsest ,mpof'a ladies' . espeelsaf Sr six and
----vsss oss 80 s1sF.ee 2i.Sfn
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centain George ,. Clark u yiae oa1 Rruns-
t,r tho House OF Delegates sFoih sast"'
,,i.t He Is a Conservative.
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c,1s ALyEaARLY COUNTY, Va,
hnNp III n II. D1GGrs, LAND AGENT AT
G S1 @sV VAone hundred nnd s.S-
W-c,sht at Ic, a, n Albe1na,le county. va.'
hr ,;, o 81 Samuel ". Someryille, Esq,
+" Mr john Micbes, of EnsIaGd at ~ 1S
Mr. D. reports prospects, for m than or
hr,t+r, there being more inquiry sii''i IVA :
l..uy time,
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ksA sNYDgk. o RsScu,pn1ppy
4 w. G.. KHIGHf, (: - itaSEUa'
JOHN Z. BRANCH.
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Goop.-The nomination OF RalelSn :,
Danie, ESD to the General A a lem nso i,
H., Stn,a NJ large are TO be congratulated.
I: Indicates Ind that we have reached turning
%o.nt, and, no longer satisfied with ,h;d mere
,zrdcncy men and untr!ed ea ,as s;t,Is
,I,, nyr,y sees the necessities OF lcs si.uaI
,:"nl and call into iss service abilities tIlea
I'd e.tao,hed and p@rty W, %hi Haar n' b msn
,La '.h;af workers and most valued coun'
., Sur OF The party. His services have leen n
v; n3ers 1sd Of in vr rs 1isaa iro
I,"t'I ha w non he diverted neither by fear
n SI bv favor the whole state has , conn d,
I ~, ~ snrh As the people place in few Of
heir public men,, o s,,nnosc he
,,,, nm III /. ,lnnbt, and in him Richmond WI,
u Worthy Of the Lea 9"r
lawyers and true patriots wa1 st on the
G i Of the Virginia LegtslatuIe.-PeterS'
t.lrq Index.
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Az AccIpEHT--We learn from corr
,,nrdrui t,,nt during protracted m"etiil
hid in the Methodist Episcopal cnnrGn ~
~iry.pshury few days since. hy the o'i'-
s,,,s, >ctnc unknown, careless fellow, lump,
4,,g over the pews, struck his head aSaahs'
tNp swinging lamps. knocking mem u"M ''. u
...n.inr them 10 cxplode-the blaze reach
;,',. .iInn.t To the ceiling. The church
w0,lld possibly have been burned down hu.
fer snne roun, men present. who pulled OF
-Gfir ro9fs and with them eXtingulshed the
ire II was awful to witness the lumpln!
Dut of The windows and hear the crIes an; any
-1rjcks OF the females. Several receive.
we're bruises, hut no bones were orohcn
Culpeper Observer.
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ra,v.o,y.--The Norfolk coioTeu peoaE;. nI
,ra Ei heI1 meeting and extend . eofalb
haNs ntpu - ,heir " old friends, the Viu
iny n nu 50 to join with them in defeat
Inn ss the enemy the pe snDsd as
knJwledge the courteous :nvts fhar a1 pre-
.pcct,uly express our . re ns TO decline
yious engagement compeiS 10 -
Jetersburg Progress. -
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ass - BUsLNING MATERIALS, ~. !
VIRGINIA CANE-FIBRE PAPER. :
ALBERT ORDWAY & co., 80
4 GOVERNOR sTrsET,
~@ tspECIAL AGENTS. -,
sEw1NG-HACHfNEs. <

eEWING-HlAClfKNEs -.
TT IS A FACT THAT THE GROVER
L BAKER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COAfANf
MACHINE .hSs takes the same
others Of that Glass, and In respects superior
to any ether shuttle "a xch,ne made. Those want.
Ing machines saoG s al, eau aad examine them .! l
se.s - G. &N. W. DARBY, Axau,s. 81
CEWLNG-MAC OF ALL KINDS
= RErAlRED: The sL9ATELLIPTYcs SEW.
LAG aAChINEs B9 ~ ssd SOLD. Hse soIs
Ah4hl1 h1 ~ SLOAT d ADDINGF0N.
nya al&iS Cary street.. n4Ar flfh
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LAND sAnE.-Thomas Branch a. E co,,nt Ht
Kjrh An has sold his iarm in tbs conhs "
10 lanes II. johnson, Esq, 'of 'iio QUIZ =
so 400 Monroe Keglster. .---- !. /.
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! A GRICULTURAL SALT.-FRty tons
"A AGhICLLTURALS SALT for sale low BIZ
- - -. -s--.- - @s A. b. LEE,
auas virSinia St. near Danville Depot
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEATLY
ING HOUSE,. u blSPATUH PRINT-
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WORKS.

ELOAT s. A;iDINGTON,
Nos. l<a2. 1924, 1926, and l4ZS Cary street,
aud Nos. % and Is south 18th street,
RICHMON "A.
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RESUMPTION or OFFICIAL DUTIES BY THE
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lature to do, the reports of facts do not
corroborate that opinion. There are no
measures in view that create awide reach
ing interest except the re-districting oil
the State for election and representative
purposes, but the list of railroad and other
matters for consideration and action i.
large and viii take time, labor and atten-
ton. 1t is evidence Of the spirit of i'm
provement which is awakened in the State
that the legislature will find itself thus en-
ployed, and is not an indication that de
serves reprimand or hasty treatment. Ou
State is large. larger in area than all tn,
rest of New England, with immense ca
pacities to develope by river and rail,
coast, field and forest, and thus the legis-
ture is taxed with more work than smaller
and better developed States have for then
Legislators to do. If the business is prop
erly attended to which now seems pressing
for the attention of the legislature, the
session will be of the usual length. Short
sessions are often talked about, but it in
variably happens that business has to be
rushed with more than prudent haste to-
wards the close of the session in order to
keep within the ordinary limits. More
promptness and despatch at the commence
ment night seem desirable, but it requires
time to get the wheels in motion so they
will move easily, and also time for invest
igation and sound conclusions on the many
perplexing subjects which try the patience
and augment of members. AS the State
pays only certain sum for the session,
whether long or short, the members find
it for their interest pecuniarily to make as
short a job as possible, and on that account
need no prompting to activity and dill
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