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ALBANY, Dec. 13.-At Ehe quarterly meeting
Of the executive committee of the New York
State Council of Political Reform a report ives
made OF the progress OF reform in different parts
Of the state, showing gratifying success. Aeon
stitution was adopted for auxiliary councils
throughout the state. Resolutions were offered
that the late robberies should be prosecuted
civilly and criminally; that these robberies have
cast blot on republican government and
demand a speedy punishment Of the guilty; that
any compromise short of q full confession, full
restitution and the punishment of the guilty will
be Dangerous precedent snd fatal to the cause of
reform; that the thanks CT the friends of good
government throughout che state are due to
auxiliary councils of political reform in the
city of New York, and die press who aided
them, and that friends or political reform I'm
New York city be urged 10 press on their good
work until dishonest officials are elected from
Office and compelled to repay the money stolen
that the Constitution of the United States pro-
hibits the establishment of any church. and
therefore sectarian appropriations of money are
unconstitutional; that the legislature be APP
pealed to for an amendment TO the state consti-
tuition TO make this prohibition. The meeting
then adopted a programme of work for the
coming session.
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New York IIaborers Want Their No.

INV YORK, Dec. ia number OF unpaid
laborers yesterday made threats against Con-
troller Green and Paymaster Cady ON account
of non-payment Of wages. The laborers aIlege
that their families are suffering Tor fuel and
food. The cause Of the trouble Il that the paw
rolls are withheld at Tweed's department.
The INTERNATIONALLY and GOV. Hoffman.
ALBANY, Dec. ia delegation of New York
lnternationals visited the executive chamber
this morning 20 have an interview with Gov.
Hoffman concerning the prohibition of their
parade, but he was out Of town. IL Il expected
the Governor will return al O'Clock, when the
interview will take place.
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FROM Europe TO-DAY.
TetegroPhedExolusi 20 7Re Ersa,,o S,a,.
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
In Case Of HIS heath. w

~ ION SAcnamgc0 NJ Noon.
-'aw YORK, Dec. 49,: At noon to- day, London
time, the Prince was stall living. There was no
charge for the better.
I'm Case Of HIS Death. Whatr
LONDON, Dec; Il, >. MI special J.
impossible. In case OF his death a council of
Regency will probably be created, composed of
the Duke of Cambridge. the Duke OF Edinburgh,
the Princess of Wales and Others. This is likely
TO take place Immediately, and to be followed
by a discussion upon the power OF the present
Parliament to continue its sessions, or whether
II Is necessary TO 60 to the country as an extra
ordinary occasion.
Nothing Encouraging.
LONDON, Dec Is, D. m-The hopes raised
by the slightly favorable advices from Sandrine
ham Yesterday are hardly borne out to-day.
The ofiicial bullerins given below show nothing
encouraging, and their effect to note favorable
on Change.
"SANDRINeHAM, Dec. 10. s a. m.-The Prince
ment in his condition"
"SANpRINGBAN, Dec. IS, noon-The condi-
ion Of His Royal Highness at this hour is un-
[Signed by Sir VIM. Jenner and the other
physicians attending the Prince.l
LONDON, Dec. 13.-An extra edition Of the
London Times contains the following dispatch:
"KING's LYNN, (near Sandringham,) Dec IL,
noOn.-1n the case of the Prince of Wales there
has been no restoration to the first stages of cou-
valescence as we had right TO expect. tele-
gram 10 the Echo, from the vicinity of Sand
bingham says the delirilm of the Prince is con-
slant, but not violent. He does not rave, but
mutters incoherenty hour after hour without
cessation. No Official bulletin has appeared
since / O'Clock, dated Sandringham, no0nn
The Gravity Of 4,c Symptoms I'm.
abAsed.
LONDON, Dec. ID, 6 4. m.-The following is
the latest Official bulletin:
"SANDRINGHAM, De-. -, SIP. m.-The Prince
has been very unquiet all the afternoon. The
gravity of his symphonies unabated."
Impoverished Italy.
ROME, Dec. R.-The italian budget shows a
deficit OF one hundree and sixty millions of
liyres.
New German Ambassador 20 France.
BERLIN, Dec. 12--HeTr Won Arnim has been
appointed German ambassador to France and
leaves In few days for Versailles.
ODers for Gove9nment Bonds.
of bonds TODAY. amoni, ting to ssas l7oo. from,
100 p to 100 81. The amount advertised for pur-
chase was Al 600 OOO.
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BACKGAMMON, CHESS, DOMIN0ES, CRIB
ID BAGE and CHECKERS, at
RICHARD b. MOHUN CO.'S,
de6-ws3w lOlS Pennsylvania avenue.
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"MApANE" HAycRAFT, Of st. Louis, Is no
tenary Methodist church, preached two columns
Of sermon over her, from the text, Let him that
is without sin among you, cast the first stone"
There was q large and fashionable audience
present, but no pebbles were waited.
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THE INTERNATIoNAL's Row IN New YORK.
committee from the fnternationals waited o q
the police commissioners i'm New York yester-
day afternoon TO ask permission TO parade next
Sunday, in honor Of Rossel. Mayor Hall, VIII D
If, by virtue Of his Office, member OF the board,
was not present, but sent a communication to
the effect that he would be glad TO meet the in
ternatonalists at a public meeting ON the sub
iect. This suggestion the committee declined
TO entertain. The police commissioners refused
TO grant permission for the demonstration on
Sunday next, but without the expression OF any
opinion or giving any explanation. A commit
tee OF internationalists left for Albany last
night, and wait on the Governor to-day.
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Worse than the Catacnzy Business.
THE SON or THE GAR (NoT fExIs) ASSAULT
THE GERMAN NBAfsADoR.

THE sun OF THE CLAK IAOT AIEAIsJ ASSAULTS
THE GERMAN .ANBAt sADoR.
LONDON, Dec. ia specia dispatch to the
Standard, from ST. Petersburg, states that yes
terday the CZarowitch Alexander became in
yolved in private dispute vita Prince de Re-
uss, Minister of the German Umpire to Russia.
The passions of both were aroused, and the
Czarowitch so far forgot himself as TO make a
personal assault on the ambassador. Friends
Interfered, and the parties were separated.
Much excitement is caused by she untoward in
cident, and IL Is feared the consequences may be
grave, although there is no reas,n to apprehend
any intsUuption of the good relations between
Russia and Germany, as the quarrel is believed
70 be wholly Of a private or social character.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED pRFSS FpOpTv
The California Senatorshiu.

ISPecidf % fke Frentng Stdr.l
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13.-The republican
legislative caucus in this city last night nomi-
mated Mr.. Sargent as tn tir candidate for L. $.
Senator from this state - the first ballot. The
vote stood: Sargent, =; Cole, 10; FELTON,. ?;
Phelps, 1. Sargent's friends are jubilant as his
nomination is equivalent to election.
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TEE GRAKD DUKs ALEXIS leaves Boston Cor
tava, Toronto and Niagara, then BufEhlo, New
York. Cleveland, Ohio, Detroit, Mich, and
Chicago, reaching the latter place about the 30th
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STANDARD WORKS
fine bindings, at
de6-w.s.Sw RICHARD B. MOHUN & CO.'S.

W. " low h'OIn ID d. hOnUN * JUS.
Do = o Ii A L A MINE!
Prof. OLDBERG, of the Pharmaceutical Depart.
m.nt OF Howard University, has succeeded in OBJ
ing Basamic Gums by the of a peculiar
preparation OF Borax-process patented ISL. The
solvent In itself is powerful Antiseptic, and in
combination with these resnous balsams its healing
ITesss,ryng and antiseptic properties are TRULY
-Four distinct preparations are now msnufactured
under the immediate and careful sion Of Prof
Oldberg, viz:
CLINICAL BOROBALsAMINE;
Which Is the preparation prescribed and used by
&c , and for the
PREVENTION OF CONTAGION IN EPE
DENIES.
tSee circular, where simple tests are given, by
means Of which its wonderful properties may be de-
BOROBALSAMINE COSMETIC,
Containing the costly and fragrant Balsams Benzoin,
Peru and Tolu, exceedingy pleasant, and positively
eficacious IN removing pimples, eruptions, chaps,
ringworm, &C., &C., from face and hands
BOROBALSAMINE PHILOCOME.
anything heretofore discovered for dressing the hair
and keeping the scalp healthy.
BORO8ALeAMINE DENTRIIICE
Contain. sor., Psrv ro,u M1rr hoTI ~ c WASH
II PREvBNTs fHE FORMATION OF ORGANIC ACIDS,
WHICH RENDER THE TEETH SENTATIVE AND CAUSE
DECAY, curss unhealthy gums and keeps the breath
Reconmended ~ all the prominent Dsntists. tses
All the BORoBALSAMINl preparations are for
sale By Drusgists generally. >
wHOLBeALE DEPOT AND LABORAfORY,
No. 500 street, Warrington. d. q.
deel-ly 0LDBERG ! co.
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The Exploded Ocea3 hank.

BANk kXAMIkkk GIFTS q 5,lW OF THE FUyDo
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-It Is stated that on An
investigation Of the Affairs OF tue Ocean Bank
the only assets In the bank were 500 600. OF
Bank Examiner, CALENDER, covered by notes Of
mining, canal and other miscellaneous stock AT
die west entirely unknown In this market and
comparatively worthless. The SIS, 900 advanced
% Calender were used to build a canal in Michi-
Jan. The receiver promises statement today.
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~Fifty young widows reside in the small
town OF Centreville, Ind. and Il is unsafe for an
unprotected man to pass through there.
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Rad FOR MRS WHARTON.


WHAT SIZE SAID TO MARSHAL FREY-wHAr
HI SAID TO HER SHE WASTED TO
MAKE hin A PRESENT oR so.
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does N.w. COB OF TrH AND D STREETS.
NorICE-REDHMR,TSLsSsN OF $40 BONDS OF
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. z, 1871.
BY virtue OF the authority given by an act Of Con-
gress approved July A. 1870, entitled IAN to au-
thorize the refunding Of the national debit here
est Of the bonds herein below designated, known as
tive-twenty Bonds, will be paid afthe Treasury OF
the United States, in the city of Washington, ON
and after the 9TH day Of March, 1872 and that the In.
terest on said bonds will cease that day. That s
to say Coupon Bonds known as the SECOND SERIES,
oct OF February Is, 1862 dated May l. 1867, fol-
go from No. to No. $3.50, both inclusive.
s:@ i" i 7sa'
siGo iiis,
And Registered Bonds Of the same act a. follows:
$40 sS from No. sSs to No. u 90, both inclusive.
$50 @ !" So so :: 1863 Sss, :.
$1,000 2sT 500.
or the amount outstanding tembraced in the num-
bers as aboyeD sixteen million $1,000 0OO) dollars
are Coupon Bonds and four million % 900 O00) dol
Coupon Bonds Of the act of February q, 1862 were
issue in four distinct series Bonds Of the first &C.
lies all OF which have been previously called for
Idemption) do not bear the series designation upon
them, while those of the SECOND third, and fourth
series are distinctly marked on the face Of the
United States securities forwarded for reslemptiou
should be addressed to the - Loan Division, ~ Sec
rotary Office and all Registered Bonds should be
delnptiou." GEO s. BOCTWf ELL
deco-dl2f&w2t Secretary.
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SANDRINGHAN, the country home OF his royal
highness the Prince of Wales, Is in Norfolk, one
OF the eastern counties OF England, and at least
il has continued TO be his favorite resort ever
since. Quiet and secluded. with plenty of game
of every kind, and surrounded by loyal inhabi-
tants, il is a delightful resort for retirement an
pleasure. The Prince is lord Of the manor, an
has the gift OF the rectory in his own hand
which he recently bestowed upon one OF his oil
and fayorite tutors. The house is a splendi
mansion, the Prince having land out enormou
sums upon Il. IL was here that royalty baske
and enjoyed itself without having all it, move
ments placarded i'm the papers.
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The NEW YORK MUNICIPAL PoLIcE-The
New York journals state that IL Is highly prob
able that the next Legislature of the State,
which meets in January, 1872, viii establish new
charters for the cities OF New York and Brook
Ign, and will consolidate the police forces OF the
two municipalities. thus restoring the old
metropolitan police system. One of the argu-
ments advanced for preferring the metropolitan
force and Its great economy. The present ex-
penses Of the municipal police OF the two cities
in 1870 were 80, 1880 for New York, and
$500 200 for Brooklyn. The expenses of New
York for police i'm 1871 are estimated at s3,4fS,-
Geo, being an increase of sos 500 over the pre-
yious year. The police expenses of Brooklyn
for 1871, after a reduction of twenty per cent in
the salaries, are placed at s545.14
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The RAvRLs--The four once famous Rayel
Brofhers, Gabriel, Antoine, Francois and Je-
rome, are now living quietly near Paris. They
are said to have lost good deal of their propcr-
~ during the FrancO- 9ermAA war, but thev
etfii have abundance to live ON, and to insure 20
their heirs comfortable independence.
MADAME BuRxs. the notorious abortionist.
Was yesterday convicted in New York Of having
Russell. The evidence In tho trial furnished =
companion piece to the famous Rosenxwip hor-
TOR. The Madame has been sentenced TO the
New York STATE Prison fer seven years.
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Companys factory Wa burned last n,eSt IAN
ss"'oVo; insured in the Occidental once.
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M, INV Iosx, Dec; IA Houesdale, Pa. die
Holmes provision warehouss. scotSs &c. ssore,
brady drug store, and the d.ellines over 60
oefe burned yesterday. Totzl foss. sS ~
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- For solid substantial Bargains, this is an un.
precedented opportunity.
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THIRSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price; = and 30 cents
Err restores soed gloves equal to new. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers Price, Is
cents. de Sly
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NEW YORK, Dec. 13-Arrivsls from the Wet
indies state that vessels passing Turks Island
nsve ceen boarded rom there, with the request
ants were starving.
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Lea 4 PeFFins' Sauce.
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and it is IN
rivaled for its flavor.
prosecute all parties making ling counterfeits.
, JOHN DUNCANB SONS.
aul2- eo6m Agents, New York
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Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye IL the best In the world.
Ia @ .snapg, ; an uOeS aos 1oi.as
death. Ayeid the yaunted and delusve Preparations
". a Bachelor Hair Dye has had thiyty ysass
untariished reputation to uphold its integrity q.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown: Sold
York foR-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-04
Commonwealth If IIrGini0. }

Clc9 Of Stcretuy Of conference.-the. {
". tie uadersis ued, Board OF ettte CEnvas-
t..-, yre tod ct Of the &c cral ASSEMBLY,
III n"5Spy Cctlty HAT ~ IuectinS held pursuAu
10 !,w, a. lie Gee 81 The secretary OF Inc Conf
cI.t ~ .asLD. the fourth MonIAy 10 November one
thousand eight hundred ana seveniy-JLc, having
tx .ini..ci Tie cc,t.iel abstract, on lie IN said
Ollie. ~ v,irh given Ia thu cay oil Petersburg a.
IA Cltct.oa heid iii: nrst Tuesday alter lhs first
NrhlNy II J.oytinicr, one iiIrutand eiGht hua
area ana SsStniN one, Ter meIibcr or The lauSR
CT Och gases IF Vi gai1, ard having matt tt sts-
meat pf I'll. whole nuIu &c -! votes SO given We
C",tnictd rnl ccterialDed that joseph =. Evans
hnl JOAN ", Il. MATHEWS, having received the
r,*t">t nainher of votes cast IN said elcc lon,
TcT. !u.I elected members OF the hGus. OF l.. ic-
sd,rN ui Virginia Tor tue term prescribed by law.
r'N.n Under Out HAND II klchnnnd. VIRGINS,
tA!s .stn ddy 1t Hcycmtcr, Quv THOUSAND GiCt,
~ ircd ace eCvcutv orc.
JAMES gCDOEkLD,
Fec. cary OF the G. mnon veal h,
WILLIAM +. I6YGCk
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
GORGE KY,
state Treasurer.
JhHES {. TAYLUR.
Attorney General.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

S:.;emcn. ri the whole MIN Der OF vot IS cas-, In
u. County, Of Pits ivauia In an election for
III" nncr II the House OF delegates of Virgins,
he; pnrsutat to law, Iii" frs. tuesday alter the
ErS. Mo:d.y IN Ovenber. 1871:
e. i.arSGcrn5 Scruggs wcr" cast th!rty-one
huiGt' Il a.d lA:een vets fer George I. Eerxer,
tlr'4 tons" nj &'tl fur"y two votes; FOR " liam
I. 1hoI!n, three In ,usand and thirty votes tor
ri. Il. LoJu, tnrnlr.aeven hundred and twenty
Hrc votes; FOR Joecpa {. Davis. twenty ae ven
hundred and forty VOC; for john G. Mattox,
". =. White. tar,c votes; for W. II. X. s.oheil-
SOU, two votes tor q. A. J.. Dove ono vote +; tor
jena {. Davis, one vote ior ". H. RAMSEY, ,no
E"l" Tor James Wood, oIe "ute Tor Il. w. Lylcs,
one Va
Ne, TIE Undersigned, a BOARD or State Canvas.-
ore, 90 hereby csriiS teat the foregoing statement
j. correct, JAM! ) iiCU thALD,
Secretary OF he Coumol wealth.
WILL III r. iAhLCk,
hud;lor Of Public Acc ,uats.
george RYE,
State Treasurer.
JAMES G. TAYLOR.
Acknowledgement,
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COM MuNWEALTU OF VIRGINIA.

statement of tba whole mum Scr OF votes cast In
thu couu,y or Pence ed Yard In an election 'of
emoer OF the Louise ~ -EgaL:S ~ hifeiaia
Nod nursuxnt 30 lew I'll" O st Icesdty after tue
ar; Monday In SOY; mher. ISL
For Joseph Joryenso" MIN hi0dse and 'ai7.T,
eirh: votes fer y. II. NcuabIe, $iX hnhH, fu |AG
". the undersigned a hoard Of state Canvass
crs do hereby certify that lie iorezolh st tlci4sn1
:. r,rrect JAMES Sic nor Id,
Eecret.ry OF the Comlnonr cal Il.
WILLIA6 r. wASLni,
ud,or Of Public Accounts.
GEORGE Rye,
State Treasurer.
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OFFICIAL.
OF VIRGINIA.

ef the whole number OF votes cas- .,o, ~
The County Of IL an or cVrgna held
Der OF me iss the arst Tuesday after the 'ss
Hnnday in November, ls.L c.s, tve,re hun
Ni,R T. PG yGtss T for William VII A. Den-
assd s seq hu2dred and vote, lor
m eSs 9snI nne s1a and
yotes: 'o pn,Ss: FOR Il. H. Figgas one vote for
H. kirSps,rek vote Tor + EsnHn Isy
,or. TWO voice for John hcO. Aie1snoef' one
vote. , po.-d of s.ata Cspv.fs.
.r d, hereby certify that the foregoing statement
ere, ~ ni JAMES MCDONALD,
10 wi Secretary OF tina Commonwealth.
WILLIAM F. TAYLOR,
Auditor nr Public Accounts.
GEORGE RYE,
state Treasurer.
JAMES G. TAYLOR,
Attorney General
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LIME AND CEMENT.

I 1ME, LIME, LIME.-The Lime manu-.
i featured by US IN Botet0urt county kaown as
WlLso. OK ROCkViLLE LINZ, Will htreaf-
Ter be pu: upon The market VI der the name or IN
DIAN ROIk LIME, orders for which may be
lett at our Office, No. 1893 Dock street
November 81, 1871. NO "a
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EUM RER REALMS.


ElBSUN & BROCK,
~ CORNER slATH STREET AND Tn.f SANAL
tod stand or D. L. Mccarthy q lG.J
LUMBER, SHINGLES, PALlEGS, RAlseD
HAY, OATS, CORN NEAL, MILL FEED, &C.,
II tie lowest rates.
BIZ timber Gu. 10 order promptly.
j. +. w. GIBSON,
late Of Mayo & Gibson.
II. n. BROCK.
&C e-Sfn formerly OF RaglaDd Brock,
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cos s.oNwEALTH OF VIRGINIA.

S..,,xra,. ofthe whole number Of votes CAST Id
staten s ~ SnseeI In ar election for member OF
I'M acsc Of Delegates OF vIrgfnis held pursu
sI ni to law the arst nesday after the hsss MOL
oSy ~ mD IT. Van Auken were cast eeven Dun
d,eJ and fftv-tro votes; for T. e; swain I, sW2
HUNDRED aadihrty votes f5s IL ~ f fofav
eighTy-6 even votes; ior If { AnoiA"'
he Board Of sae
ers, 40 ns''o' JAMES MCDONALD.
10 o"' i'''' secret.ry of the Common%eahn.
WILLIAM T. TAYLOR,
Auditor Of Public ccounts.
.- GEORGE RYE,
. state Treasurer.
LANES G. TAYLOR,
Attorney-General.
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IVJkEIs
State Treasurer.
Commonwealth Of Tiroin0,l
nnTce If Sccrtt0ru of r0mmOnlccHl,h. I


ONCE Of Secr.tnryof rommonceahh. I
we, ia. undersigned, Board OF .tstc Csnyaoa
srs crrs.ed tv m nc, Of the General ssembig, 90
hartby rr.tfl, that a: nlee.iDg hY'd push Ant 10
law Nj the rGic of the HecIctGrY OF the Columoh-
wealth the fourth Monday IN Eovem5.r. one
thou and eight hundred and seTcnty-nne. having
examined the certified anetra 4 on Il in said office
OF yI,Cs glv. Ii IL The county o! Prince Edward AT
an election held The frst Tu2sdiy "ft"r lhe fret
Monday ia November, que thousand c;rhi hua.
bred ana seyeuty -uuo, for member OF the House
of Delegates o. VIRGINS, and haVing mad statr-
Incpt OF the whole number Of votes so given, VIC
ascr rtatn, d AND determined til Joseph JorgoD-
son tay.uc received the greatest number of votes
c.st I'm said election was duly ,1e"trd member OF
toe :iouse of delegates Oh virginia ior the term
prescribed 10y l=w. ,.,,
Given uacGr our hands at RichG nnH. Virginia,
this twent1 serrnth day OF November, oiic thou
sand eI glt hundred and =evcntv.on".
JAMES MCDONALD,
Secretary Of tn. Connie wealth.
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR,
Auditor OF Public 5 counts.
GEORGE RYE,
.t.ta T'yn. curn
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OF NIKGINiA.

-ssmrrt Or tie whole number OF votes cas-. In
~ couu,y OF Page IL AL G., Ctivn for Ii cm0er 81
lIn No4:c OF DecRate6 OF Virginia, held pur.
sl.nt 10 Law, the G-.t TUESDAY alter hs fret Mon
d y IN %ov>Ianeg 1871
Fpr Geusy NJ. KcySer woe c at Ave Kindred
Sal fit-y-;lne yot for Thnn II. Taylor.
two la dccd ana tirIy -thfcc votes.
We TITS undersigned. Eoaid.f state LanTaSe-
a.. d. hcr,Dg ceIt;ty that .h1 !oTt 'inK state
1u,t. ,e CorrcC; JAMte, MCDONALD,
Secretary Of the GoDuopwc tl!h.
WILLIAM I. TAYLOR,
Au !!tor 81 iuolic Ecc. uats.
GaOkyE BYE,
sat. Tyca.urer.
JAMES G.. Taylor,
Attorney. General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-04
!, common,csalh Of Tfrp'Ho,

Commonwealth Of Tir0'nin,)
H8ce u Secretary Of Commonwealth.
We, tue under .iSnCd, II Board OF State Canvass
efs, 'rratcd 10y III act vi the General Assembly,
10 E"TcJv certify that al meeting held pursu ,ut
L. Lao, at lEc Nice OF tic secretary OF the Com.
tn1h"c I'm thG fourth iiondsL In Noyemher ore
Thousand eight huGdr'1 md srv.nty.o,p h wing
.x"hiiaGd lhe certified ABSTRACT, on d;c III said
Gun ~ "i f'tSe gwen III The county of Pitlsyvans
a. al esettlon held Ire S. TUESDAY ter the tirst
M"hu"y In NOV m'c". one n usand cight lllidr, d
CIV scNca.N,"te TOR members o. the House OF
D.!sH'ts - Nhgu auG ha Wing nc stat. IN. ut
VI 'ue MhoIe hltDber cf votes civ, n, We ascpr-
h'1'c' hfii !c;t Iln!ned that LapSbornc scrupps
NS'pr'. !. BcrEer. md ~ illiam L. Suther,in
H'N'nS received the Create .tuu.nUsr Of votes c41
y! Said rltcti.n, were duly elected meu,bers of he
rouse or Delegates OF Nh8iu:d Tor tbs term pre-
stri3eN Gy law. f~
mlEgn u1der our hands ut Hichmond, Virginia,
mn IN y, HIt q November, oue Thousand eight
JAMES MCDONALD
SECRETARY og the CONFERENCE.-The
"N.itam Y. TAYLOR,
- GItor of Public Accounts,
G2UNGE NIk,
s,at4 T'e sure.
JAMES G.. u WOE
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