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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07

PROPOSED New STATEs.-[Washlngton Cor
]respondence Baltimore Sun.]-It is under
stood that efforts looking to the admission OF
New Mexico and Colorado as States VIII be
made at the present session. Several years
apo a bill passed both Houses to admit Colo
RADIO, but was vetoed by President johnson:
No ATTEMPT was cver made to pass the bill
over tie veto, it being found that it was i'm
possible to secure a two-thirds vote in the
Senate in its favor. The parties interested
express no fears now Of a veto, and seem
confident that they can secure a minority
vote without any trouble.
Colorado has a population OF less than
4o.OO0, while New Mexico has well on, to a
hundred thousand. 1t would seem, not
witbstandiug the confidence of the friends
of the proposed admission of these terri
tories. that in view of the policy of Congress
for several years past, it will be found no
easy matter to secure the admission of new
States which nave so much less than the re-
ouired population as Colorado. In the case
of New Mexico it may be different.
The recommendation Of the President as
to the organization into one body polite of
the civilized Indian nations south of Kansas
will probably be soon pressed into some
practical form.
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airhmoad lispatrh
DECEMBER ., 1872.
The United States senate's Lament.

The United States Senate's Lament.
II is quite curious episodes in the history
OF honors to Iamented dead that by an al
legged untowsrd circumstance the happy
expression Of pure grief should bave peeh
stihed. 1t is charged that Mr.. CAsERoss the
senator roha.rennSylvania, aware that Mir.
FESroS Of New York, and Mr.. SUMNER Of
Massachusetts,, had brief speeches they
wished to utter on the occasion OF tho death
Of Mr.. GREELEY, most maliciously and
yiciously cut them OF by q movement TO
adjourn out Of respect for the memory Of
the deceased. The motion was carried, and
the two orators were thus cruelty cut OH.
But they were not to DO eutdons in thai
way, so they caused to be printed In toe
papers what they would have said II they
had. not been thus frustrated In their heart
felt purpose. u
We don't like CAMERON, and have no idea
that he would do a very generous or credit
able thing where his purpose might be sub
served by failing to do it. But the Worlo
Is 50 ridden down with garrulity that we
don't think he sinned greatly In curtaiiing II
somewhat on the occasion referred to. How
ever, we scarcely know which most to al.
mire, the adroit movement of CAMERON OF
the cool self.conceit which leads the two
orators to spread before the world what they
would have said but for The assassin CAME
RON, who cruelty murdered their smooth and
pathetic sentences.
Both parties, we suppose, are gratifed
CAMERON by hts trick and the eulogists by
getting before the public. But, really, when
we have read the speeches, we do not think
the Senate suffered by not hearing them, or
that the memory of Mr. GREELEY is much
benefited by their publication. This eIisoae
in the doipgs of the United States Senate
is quite novel and peculiar to the times.
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The appointment of WARD HUNT to fill the
vacancy made by the retirement of Mr.. JUS
tice NELSON from the Supreme Bench seems
to have surprised the North as well as the
South. He is as little known there as here.
The New York Tribune says: Mr.. HUNT is
"only known rs q member of the Commits.
"sion Of Appeals in this State. That he is
"an honest citizen may be taken for granted;
"but that he should be selected to fill so high
Sand d:gnifed a place as q seat on the SUI
"preme Bench may we'll surprise others than
politicians, who now for the first time hear
"his name" The appointment is probably
explained by the fact that he is q townsman
Of Senator CoNkLlSe's and will be expected
to resign as soon as the latter is ready to go
on the bench in his place. This will be
when his present term as a senator expires.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07

TIE SOUTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.-The
new Legislature Of South Carolina, recently
convened at Columbia, has begun its record
with measures of retrenchment and reform
that elicit eucomiums from the Columbia
Phentr, the Democratic organ of the capital.
According to that paper the Legislature COM
menccd its session by curtaiIing the number
of paid attaches of the Legislature from hve
or six hundred to thirty-nine. II it will fol-
low out this reform by breaking up, rootand
branch, the Legislative brokerage in votes
that prevailed to such an extent in the last
Legislature, the Phenir thinks it will estab,
lish itself in the confidence of the public ana
earn the gratitude of its constituents. The
same paper recommends legislation to en-
courage and develore the manufacturing in-
terests of the State, the establishment of a
school of agriculture, and such other pro-
g~ressive measures as may be deemed pru-
dent and practicable in view of the present
crippled financial condition Of the Common
wealth.
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49, srTTTT,s EypECToRANT.

NJ DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANI:-
The properties OF this elegant preparation are de-
fnnI,cenf, n~utritfve, balsamic, healing and soctiiins.
II braces the nervous system and produces pleasant
and refreshing sleep. II exhilarates md relieves
gioonilncss an1 depression. 1t sfhe most valuable
Lung aisa,n. ever offered 70 sufferers FOR puino-
nary diseasgi. e. 49,,
PERRYy1LLE, ALA. March o, 1ssa.-Dr.HdNtdm
n. Tta7 Dear Sir--For fifteen years ! haSe been
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tense. i have been unable to laydown tora go
ats tY o.. II seemed us II I would choke. Icoughed
ircess intIy, and my wheeling could De heard an
over the house. 4 had d~espaIred Of ever gert1ng
well ; but, thanks to Your Invaluable Errectorant,
my attacks are seldom. I can now rest well at nlgat
I believe It VIII make O permanent care. Iruy
yours, ARTHUR e. MCCOY. 800 ef-sf
DIR. TUFTS HAIR-DYE contains no sulphur.
de 7-deod&wlw
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~GOODs FOR CHRISTMAS. 9
ELEGANT INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF fos
: ladies and gentlemen, worked In the convent Oh
Paris, only O. apiece, worths1.se;
Handsome COLLARS, -y,,-s.
EIegant LINEN SETS OF CoLLARsand euFfs'
.RROCHE sHAWLS, handsome and cheap =
SILK PoPLINs,
BLACK and coLoRED Silks,
sCARFS, SAsHES, @
'1 NECK-RIBBoNS.
woRK-RAsKETs,
POCKET-BOOKS,
CIGAR-CASES,
TIDES,
TABLE-CLOTHS,
NAPKINS, DOYLIES. TOWELS,
MARsEILLEs QUILTS,
JEWELRY In great variety,
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
FANCY SOAPS,
Handsome. HARrBRuSHEs,
Elegant FANS, sATCHELS,
and hundreds Of other articles. ,orBrpa
oLAi de4
per dozen.
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me- LOOK AT THE .HAND-hNlI
ZEPHYR WORSTED HOODS at csc. worth u;
BREAKFAST SHAWLS Mt 81, Sl.25, Sl.5o, ana Sz'
CYILDREN'S MITTENS at Csc;
KNIT LEGGINGS for children at 80, 90, ana Soc' u
pair, just about one-half the regular priees'
WORSTED SCARFS at I0c. worth 2oc.;
Mt 75c. worth Sl.25;
PULSE-WARMERS ut Csc. a pair;
KNIT WORSTED SACQUEs for ladies and chill
dren;
LAMB'S-WOOL KNIT SKIRTS Mt So worth %;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at 81 worth So;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS ut $3.50 worth $3.50;
BALMORAL SKIRTS for ladies and children at
all prices, at LEVY BROTHERS,.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at soc.
a pound. aeS
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FPr01An ~sasNaxGRs

s Il BPUBLIG-Thssa bsesibeE,
h.ssss ysattsd nd enlarged Dis passSce hasansss'
"a nases oeasss prepares than ssk@ 20 supfay neple
IN tfe bsass sc everything rsEalis Repse1Fa
.TIRsT-1LA6s
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, snd blScoE1 i
every morning. J, 4 Ana ma
,oe ELECTROMAGNETIC on hand, ban saffeah
eyery day-by the pound OK barrel. #
CAKEsine endless TarfetS-4ie lafgessassa Ims ~
evcr oaered IN this city. Great Indncsa1eats WIN aa
offered during the Christmas. s.k -
FAMILY CAKES, nicely baked, iced aHe o'nA-
pAsTRY Of all kinds and shapes maze 70 eaoeI.
country merchants win ind It to their lh,e e.s J
five me q call before purchasing their cl.se' :
crackers. 80 80. .nr aT.,a street.
de 5-5m -
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~
the ExecutfsssConrniIts shsfsof Up oHsEs
|of 4 conseryator OF thgpease -.
Hy Mr.. HEsl A bkAL 10 resEss8 " NC
mode q s~ppetnsiDg WE atu9shss =
By Mr.. MuksEy: 4 bill 20 amend Ine snsr-
ter Of the townof Seddon,in.b iana eoul.y.
By Mr.. RIDDLEaARGEa a OH g. plo .s,.s
artificial limbs for citizens OF the nseH
i Mr.. TpoXAs : A resolution instrueting
the Committee on Finance TO inquire INTO tne
tsyned;encv OF extending the right OF distress
10 sherifs or the State for twelve montus
longer. .-.g ,,,o
exnediency of extending the time from tne
1sf December to 1st March for county super
| visogs to make the county levy.
By Mr.. Alb. LIGHTNER: Abill 10 eneouf-
| are agricultural and industrial fairs.
By MFR, MINOR A resolution OF inquiry
as TO the expediency of keeping and nam
| taininp the incurably insane in institutiohs
separatefrom the present ssylums.
Ry Mr.. Cs1Tz: Bill to amend. an acs In re-
IIatfon to the interest on money, &C., ap-
proved March 18th, 1870.
Bv Mr.. MINOR: A resolution ~instructlng
fine Committee on Asylums and frisons 10
INQUIRE into the ~expediency of leasing tne
| pe~nitentiary. -
Nv M. UFERaALL: Bill to amend ana re-
| enact section 10 of chapter 202 OF the Cooe
| Of 1860. -
By MIR. sUrTLE: Bill to repeal so much OF
| the act imposing a tax on dogs, approved
| March 18th, 1870, as relates to the county Of
By Mr.. KELLY: Bill to repeal an act au-
thorizing the supervisors of certain countles
to impose a tax Oh dogs. a
Bv Mr.. FREEMAN: Resolution ~lnstructins
| the Committee OH Counties, Cities, ano
| Towns to reports bill authorizing the county
| of Halifax to purchase the South Boston
| bridge, over the river Dan /; and make q Tree
| bridge Of the same.
By MI. PAUL LIGHTNER: Bill amending and
resnacting an act approved 21st February,
1871. in relation to issue Of land-warrants ano
| issue of grants, thereon.
By Mr.. KNCHELoE A joint resolution ap1'
| pointing n joint committee to prepare amend
mepts to the Constitution of the State.
On motion of Mr.. R~IDDLEBARGER, the House
adjourned
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In ex-senator BucSALEw's new hook. :. Pro.

In ex-senator BpcSALEw's new book, 8. Pro-
poltioual Representation" (received by mail
from the author}, MessIs. JOHN CAMPBELL
d Son, of Philadelphia, have given TO the
public the first clear and comprehensive ac-
count of the various election schemes for the
representation Of minorities which has APP
peared in book-form. The different reforms
proposed for nomination Of candidates to
superseae the CAUCUS system are also discuss
ed, and the CRAWFORD counting system"
and the Columbia county SYSTEM" both OF
which originated In Pennsylvania, are de-
fined.
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A correspondent Of the Norfolk Journal

a c0rreSponden Of the NofIOlk Journal
asks: s
"Wby the Richmond Dispatch and Chris
tian Sun newspapers received at Chuckatuck
post-ofice should contain inside the wrap
perS etecionecring cards of certain candi-
dates in a recent county election? Surely
the Dispatchis not trying to run Nanselnond
school,"
If such cards were found inclosed with the
Dispatch we can only say that they were put
there after the papers left this office, and if
the Journal correspondent or any one else
knows the party who thus tempered with
the United States mail we would be glad
to receive such information, in order that
the guilty one may be brought to justice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-07

In the House of Representatives on Thurs
day Mr.. Harris, of Virginia, introduced a
bill to amend section 81 of the act of June
6, 1872, so as to permit farmers and planters
to sell leaf tocucco without restriction, and
without paying ajax as retail dealers. Re-
ferred TO Committee Oh Ways and Means.
Mr.. Plat. of Virginia, introduced a bill to
amend the bankrupt act. Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
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The passage by both branches ofthe Legts.
lsture of q resolution for the appointment of
a joint committee TO propose amendments
to the State Constitution indicates that the
Legislature does not favor the proposition
for a Constitutional Convention. This is
wise. A Convention would be expensive,
and at this time iuexpedient.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
LAWSON offered the following:

Mr. LAWSON offered the following:
"Resotced (the Senate concurriDg), Tha,
q joint committee consisting Of three on the
part OF the House and two on the part of the
Senate be appointed to consider and report
what amendments to the Constitution are
needed.'s
The resolution was opposed by Mr.. Rip
~DLEBABGER.
Mr. CRITZ proposed to increase the COM
mittee TO tive of the House and three OF the
Senate. s Eh$a
Mr. ROBERTSON urged That the committee,
being al important one, IL shouid be in
creased to fifteen from the House and ten
from tie Senate. This amendment was
agreed to and the resolution us amended
BILLS, RESOLUTIONS, &C., REFERRED.
by Mr.. HILL A bill to confer on sr,ca
us may be appointed By the Board
Of Visitors Of tbs uniYsrsity Of Virginia or
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Married, at the residence Of the brides father,
Powhatan county, December atm, py heyt tS y
R.JERVEY. Nc cards.
Charleston papers please copy.
Married, on the 27th of November, at the resi-
JAMIN I. SHEPPARD, formerly Of Richmond, To
ROSA, daughter OF Capt. James c. Haskins, OF
Clarksvijle. Va.
Married, on the sth instant, by Rev. {. w. Pcther-
bridge. MIR. GEORGE ". KNIGHT and Miss
ELEANOR L. CHlLDREY; both OF Henrico.
Married, at st. Pauls church, December sd, by
Rry. Dr. Minnigcrode. WILLIAM A. CARDOLO
to Miss LOUISA j. DURWELL; both OF this city.
No cards.
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MACHINERY. Ne.


u o s A e.
/ Woodward Steam-Pump 1880 gallons per min
ute), with all connections ~
l pair i4.inch Guild 6 Garrison Vacuum Pumps,
with connections;
/ No. Woodward Pump,
L Guild & Garrison Water-Pump,l 2-incn water
cylinder, 2s-iuch steam-cylinder;
I Vacuum Pan, ski, with connections, CONF
r. Condenser for Vacuum Pan, IO-foot pipe;
so feet I4-inch Cast-Iron Pipe,
rs feet e-inch lange C%ast-Iron Pipe,
/ Johnsou's Blower. 3 feet diameter;
1000 feet 4-inch 1apge Cast. Iron Pipe; .
100 feet e-inch iange Cast-Iron Pipe,
1000 feet 2-inch Steam-Pipe,
l pair Double Engines, ld-inch cylinder, S-loot
stroke-all complete; .
80 feet l6-inch Leather Betting,
4 Cast4ron Hoppers.
4 Mills for grinding bark, w-
10 large Leach Tubs, =
25 large Water Tanks.
The above machinery Is aIl ~frst-class and In per-
feet order, and will be sold on fair terms to any one
desiring to purchase. Apply to s
CHARLES I. W0ETHAM 6 co.,
No. 10 Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary streets.
no 30-eodiw Richmond. Va.
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ny DECEMBER. :,
SEWGoODs FOR WINTER SALES:
EIEG Mt CLOAKS, SHAWLS. AND DRESS

NEW GOUUS IEn SALESi
ELEGANT CLOAKS, SHAWLS, AND DRESS
a GOODS. 5s@
"f Il. r. PRICK & co.
are receiving by express and steamers fresh anu
beautiful goods In every department. "5Et
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS and SACQUES, Be-
MOURNING SHAWLS, long and square ,
Every shade and tint Of and ACHE
MERES, such as sage, olive. brown, navy blue,
Tiaroon, wine purple, Sc;; -,,oDrrs s.
MO fTRNiSG GOODS observation-disclosures, .vc-
aours, French Poplins, TaDise. Doublc-facedM Mo-
hairs, Alpacas, Reps, Empress and Henrietta
Cloths. Grape Cloths, SC. -
RT.SNKETS. FLANNELs, sHEETINGS,
DIAPERS, DAMhSKS, LINENS,
4 superb stock of CA;SIMEREs and CLOTHS for
gentlemen and boys; gentlemen's, ladies, andchi!-
dren's SHIRTS and DRAWERS In great var1-
ETY.; HOSE and HALF-HOSE; new and lovely
PLAIDS for misses; 500 pieces new PRINTS.
Ga6
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~LACE-EDGE LINEN COLLARS AZ
1oc. worth 25c.;
LINEN COLLARS at soc. per dozen worth 81;
LINEN COLLARS at 81 per dozen worth 2oc
apiece:
LINEN CUFFS at IS. 80. IS, DO, and soc. a pair;
HALF-INCH COVENTRY RUFFLE at CSC. worth
soc, q piece; -
Genuine THREAD BOBBIS-EDGE, IS yards for
Soc, worth &c. q yard;
CROCHET EDGE, q piece Of IL yards for 2ae'
worth SC. a yard;
LEATHER BELTS Of the latest styles at reduced
prices;
SHETLAND wool Wells at 100. worth 25c.;
LACE Wells at Csc. worth 5oc.; -
CHEMISETTS 1T CSC. worth &c.,; ~
An kinds of RUFFLES allow prices;
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS at - per
dozen worth S.;
HEMsTITcHEp HANDKERCHIEFs at So PEI
dozen worth 81;
Great bargains in TABLE-CLofaS, NAfAiNo'
DOYLIEs, and TOWELS at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1o17 and 1919 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at SOC. q
pound.
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Some Of the Boston Republican papers are
urging the appointmcnt Of CHARLES FRANCS
ADAMS as Secretary of State on the retire
mcnt Of HAMILTON FISH.
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The New York Herald admits that It's pet,
STANLEY, the dlscoYcrer of LlyIsasToNg, is q
failure as a lecturer.
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NJ NEW STOCK OF CLOAkS of the
latest styles, to which we call particular attention.
We have marked the prices SO low that the most
economical will find II 10 their advantage to make
their purchases Of us.
de4 Lew BROIaEhs.
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ar DECIDEDLY CHEAP.-Good quail
ity Foplins at IS and SOC. per yard extra wide Bro.
cade Poplins at sc, DO, and 45c. per yard; best Black
Alpacas at s5c. and upwards; Empress Cloths, all
colors, at soc. and upwards; French satteens, new
shades, at 75c. per yard; Velour Poplins, silk and
wool. at 81 per yard, very wide; Irish Poplins, silk
and wool, ut $3.50 per yard; Black and Colored
Drcss Silks at sl.75 to $3.50 per yard Trimming
Silks and Satins at 81, Sl.so, and 8: per yard; Trim
ming Velveteens, all coiors, at 75c. and 81 per yard;
best Waterproof Cloths at 81 IS and sl.5o per yard;
latest styles Cloth Cloaks, Plaid and StripedShawls
at the very lowest prices; Flannels, Cassimercs,
Blankets, and Quilts, at old prices; Boulevard and
Balmoral Skirts at 81 and upwards; Ladies, Gentle
mems, aud Childreu's Undervests, and Ladies' Un-
derwear, cheaper than ever Kid Gloves at 7sc., 81,
and $3.50 per pair.
Call and obtain bargainsa at
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
No. 10l3 Main street. opposite post-ofice, and
n 10 No. COL Broad street, corner Sixth.
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-1NBTEACBED KNITTING COT

UNBLEACHED RNIEIlNd Coi-
TON at Sec. q pound; -
bundle Of five pounds;
WOOLLEN YARNS in all colors;
KNITTING NEEDLES;
sEw1NG.MACHINE NEEDLES for any machine
at soc. a paper Of ten needles.
de4 LEV
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TIE BEST HOME AND FOREIGN LITERA
TURE AT CLUB PRICES"

Is Possessed Of TIE LIVING AGE and one or other
Of our y~ivacious American monthles, n subscriber
viii find himself in command Of tie f1k0is sitei-
tim. "-Phi!adsiphfd Bulletin.
For ten dollars TIKI LIVING @ and either os,e
OF the American our-dolLur monthly Magazines Tor
Hurper's. Weekly or Bazaar, or dpp!ehon's Journal,
LIVING A and Our Young Foiks. Address as
shove. s 49,, srEs8 de TGsiSt
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Bishop Coke, OF New York, has gone. TO
Isuyti TO organize adIoccSe OF tEs Protestant
Episcopal Church,
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M CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
PRESENTS,

T. r. PRICE g. CO.. are now opening Of last i'm
portations many beautiful articles for holiday
EMBR;oIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, In fancy
boxes; HEaISTITCHED AANDkERCH1EFS, In
lovely boxes; gentlemen's and ladies' HE
TIES, LOVELY SILK and LACE BOWS, entirely
new; ROMAN SCARFS and Leg
COLLARS and LINEN SETS; LINEN
ladies' and gentlemen's KID GLOYES-best;
SHhWLS, CLOAKS, WRAPPINGS, sc. dec
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Died. on the 9Th instant, at the residence OF his
brother, Simon Fgan, on corner Of Seventeenth and
Cary streets, MATTHEW EGAN. in the fllty-thlrd
year of his age.
His funeral will take place from st. Peter's Cathe-
dral THIS AFTERNOON at 5 O'Clock.
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TIT Y T A X E s
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,

CITY COLLECTORS QFFICE,l
RICHMOND, November 20, 1877.
This Office will be open daily from 0 o'clock A. III.
to 6 o'clock 2. M. from the FIFTEENTH To
The TWRTY-FiRsT OF DECEMBER NEXT,
Inclusive. for the purpose Of receiving from any
person who has already paid one-lialf only OF she
CITY TAXES charged to him the remaining half,
ON REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
land tina; ten per cent. will be added TO the
amount OF said remaining half Of the tax charged
in every c,se where the party assessed shall fail TO
pay said remaining half within the time go
limited. ..-.ag
But in case any person having failed to payfn
the month Of June ~one-half OF The. city, taxes due
from such person shall fail 20 pay tho whole
amount thereof on. o.. before the tlilrsy-frss day Of
December there shall BIO added twenty Per cent.
upon the amount Of the tax so remaining due.a
ON PERSONAL BILLS.
THE Collector shall annually make out 8 Hat OF
the taxes other than real estate. which remain un-
collected, with the names Of che persons charged
with snch taxes placed alphabetically /; which lat
shall lie verified by bis oath, and delivered BY him
to the Auditor on or before the first day OF February,
and u copy thereof shalt be posted ut the front doDr
OF the City Hall during the February term Of the
Husings Court" JOHN F. REGNAuLT,
no ao-lm City Collector.
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RESOLUTIONS PASSED.

On motion of Mr.. CRrrz, it was 3.
"ReSolued, That the Secretary of the Com.
monwealth be requested to furnish the House
with a statement OF the votes cast at the late
election in May last for and against the
amendment to the Constitution proposed by
the General Assembly, approved March 81,
1871, in relation to the interest on money!
On motion of MIR. GILMAN, it was
"Resolred, That the Secretary Of the Com
monWealth be requested to furnish each
member of the House with, a copy of the
Code Of Virginia of 1860 and the Acts fo1
1SG5-'6G, 'G9-'T0, 1911, to be returned by
them ut the end of the session"
On motion Of Mr.. MUNsEY That leave be
given to withdraw the petition of the Presi-
dent and Directors Of the Wolf Creek and
Clear Fork Turnpike Company from the
files Of 1SIl-'72, and that the same be re-
ferred to the Committee on Roads and In
ternal Navigation.
Oamotion of Mr. CUMMINGS: That the Com.
mittee on House Expenditure be authorized
to have two additional desks placed in front
OF the seats Immediately on the right Of the
Clerks desk.
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Genaag Assembly Of Vlrgsala:
FalpAy, Decesnber
SENATE.

ThaL Observation-Disclosures IN the chair: 7.
PRAYER by the Rev. r. G. Dashiell, of .
Marks fEpiscopaD chureh.
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M FURS! FURS! FURS!-A large
stock of FURS for sale cheap; also, o TRIM
MINGS, at LEVY BkoIHEho'
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE OF OLD DOMINION SUGAR-REFLNING)
COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA, December 3, p72.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
IN stockholders Of the OLD DOMINION SUGAR
REFINING COMPANY will be held at the Office Of
the company. Seventeenth and Dock streets, on
WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, at ~ NJ;
JOHN E. WOMBLE.
81 de 4-td Secretary.