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R.es11mntion of Snecie PAYMENTS.

Resumption OF Specie Payments.
The President of the Boston Board OF
Trade says that the currency must be con-
tracted in order to Il resumption of specie
payments and he draws up plausible
scheme for accomplishing both results. We
long ago predicted that resumption would
coGxist with at least the present amount OF
currency, or It would never be at all. We
adhere to this opinion. Congress, we are
glad to say, has always had the same opinion,
if we may Judge of its opinions hy its acts.
There never was greater fallacy than that
the ability to resume depends upon the
amount of the currency. Nobody wants to
use gold in business 3; but everybody likes
to believe that his bank has plenty Of it
in case he should need 1t for any purpose. In
other words, confidence is all that Is needed
The President aforesaid admits this when he
assumes that few millions of dollars in spc-
Gle will be sufficient to enable the banks, or
rather the Government, to pay specie on
demand (for he would have the bank notes
redeemed in legal-tenders, and these in
spacie). A gentleman carrying on large
business in this city said to us, not long ago,
that good credit was sometimes better than
cash; because good credit enables man to
borrow us much money rs he wants, and
only when he wants it; whereas if he
were compelled to keep a large amount Of
cash lying idle to be used when needed, he
would lose the interest upon it. Good credit
is another name tor confidence. Let the
business men believe that the banks can re.
sumo, and they cun resume whenever they
please. This is what Mr.. GREELEY meant
when be used to declare that ":he way to
resume is to resume"
What would become of US in the South if
the small amount of currency that we have
were reducedi Instead of enabling our
banks to resume, such measure would pro-
duce so much trouble in the financial world
that banks and people would suffer together,
and the former would be less able and less
likely to resume specie payments than they
90 now are.
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PLAIN TALK.-Thc New York Times
says: ..s
"The names of the men who voted to
rocket S. 900 each. to which in honor they
have not the least title, should be marked
and remembered by: their constituents, II"
matter to which party they may belong. We
trust that tile intention, alluded to by our cor
respondent, among those who opposed the job
to refuse to take the money will be carried out.
1t would be an emphatic protest in favor Of
honesty, which is much needed. Let those
who dared to vote for legalizing the robbery
be the only ones to take the plumber"
This is not by any means putting "too fine
n point upon it," The Times goes further
than we would in cbaracterizing the act; but
we are inclined to think that plain people
will be apt to repeat that journals hard
words with much appreciation. 81.
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= sne.ter. ii saKa In the chair. Prayer ys
ROD. MinIigeroda, OF tne E s',n
Church.. aaocy .r,ox.s
COMMITTEE ON aopsr VERNON Asso s.s -
The SPEAKER appointed aessrs; sG ;,avesf;.
pr.pcr. and ROLLER conlmlltee w w MIN.
oatc tho charges made ngalnst tHe ~, 100 ~
Vernon Ladies' Association, III IesP'''' -
previous resolution. III
LIMITING DEBATE.
..r,,o resolution OF Dir. PoAGuE limiting
tho time Of speeches OIL any suDect 10 'eh
,,inrtes came no as unfinished business.
Mr. DESrALE moved to lay the resolution
m The table. Rejected--ayes, Al noes, 81.
Mr.. FIrzGsRALD favored the resolution as
being The only way In which every one could
get equal rights.
Mr. p. J. CARTER moved to amend: :" Pro-
vided that this resolution does not apply to
the oyster BILL" Rejected. H..
Mr.. WILLIAM GILLIAN moved to strike out
ten minutes and insert one hour. Rejected.
The original resolution was then agreed to-.
rrhis limits debate to ten minutes for each
member.]
COLONIZATION. ......a..
Mr.. DENEALE obtained suspension of the
rules and had placed OH the calendar House
bill to encourage colonization IN the STATE OF
Virginia.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Under suspension Of the rules, on motion
of Mr.. RIDDLEBARGER, House joint reSolu-
ton amending section 20, article 10, of the
Constitution was put on the calendar. This
amendment proposes to amend the section
so as to read, "No greater amount OF tax or
revenue shall at any time be levied than may
be required for necessary expenses OF the
Government to pay the existing indebted
ness of the State, or to provide for the
maintenance and support Of disabled SOL
diers Of the State"
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
was granted Messrs. GRESHAM, four days;
BUTLER, STEPHENS, FREEMAN, NORTON, two
days each.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By dir. KEYsER: To incorporate the Val
ley Mining and Manufacturing Company.
By the same: To authorize the sureties Of
j. c. Robertson, late sheriff of Page county,
to discharge the judgments against them in
favor Of the Commonwealth. BY Mr. OFFER
RAIL: To divorce Anna Shaver from the
bonds of matrimony. By AIr. LEWIS: TO
Incorporate the town of Manassas, i'll Prince
William county.
THE ASSESSMENT BILL.
The assessment bill came up as the special
order, the pending question being the substi-
tute Of Mr. DENEALE for the 91st section of
the bill. This substitute was advocated by
Mr. DESEALE and opposed by Mr.. DooLEY.
1t was rejected by ayes, %; noes, 81.
Mr.. SUTTLE moved to strike out that por.
ton of the 91st section which authorizes the
railroads to be taxed by The counties through
which they pass.
The motion to strike out was advocated by
Messrs. CoGuILL and SUTTLE and opposed by
Mr.. CUMMINGS, and was finally rejected.
On motion Of Mr.. DANIEL, the 02d section
was so amended as to include sleeping-car
companies. .a
On motion Of Mr.. Boiling, the same sec
ton was so amended that the express and
sIeeping-car companies arc required to re-
port to the Auditor the gross amount of
their earnings, upon which that officer shall
make the proper assessment.
On motion OF Mr.. MATTHEW of Loudoun
the House adjourned.
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ARE You THERE, OLD TRUEPEsSYl-He
learn al this late day that the circuit judges
consider It rather hard case that where tue
same man Is clerk Of both the circuit emu 'ne
county courts the former should have no
rich, to review the Judgment of the latter 10
regard to the removal of such CLERKS ilU 'a,
office, or, which is the same thing, ca :''se,
continue 4 clerk in office contrary to the Jug
ment Of the latter judge. 1t strikes US tna'
r. =, indicates a want of respect for the c'r-
emit Judge for the county judge to remove a
clerk without the concurrent judgment OF the
circuit Judge, it would be ten times stronger
proof of want OF respect for the county
Judge if. after he las removed a clerk, the
circuit Judge had the power to reinstate him
in office. ..
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DIcTroNARIEs.-We haven't seen the last
edition of what is called WEBsTER's Diction-
airy; but We would say of 1t rs the late JOHN
Seldom said of the DOUGLAS Democrats OF
pronounce "national" "Dational."
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BAD LAw.-The Warren Sentinel quotes
appro1ingly an argument from the Fairfax
sNe,rs TO prove tia: the recent amendment. to
the bankrupt Law Is unconstitutional because
er post Jacto 10 Its nature We do not adj
Smire this feature Of the bankrupt law; but
really if this Is the best argument that can
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ia .brouebt saSasastais itgsisl siaa asa cd
lime T6e prohibition 10 the Constitution %
q Is er nos, facse laws applies only so laws
5forfthe punishment of crimes; and means
~ more than that the Legislature shall
not change the law against any given crime
% as TO .nlct upon man punishment
which was not denounced against that crime
when Il was committed.
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TIE INTEREST on THE PUBLIC DEBT
While i. was pending we studlously omitted
10 say anythin. for or against the bill which
has Just passed both Houses Of the Legis-
lature, providing for the payment of interest
upon the public debt. cnow express our
agreeable surprise that the General Assem-
bly, should have so nearly come up to the
line o. duty i'll respect Of this matter. ...
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY. TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
- March 10th, 18th. and l2th
CHARLES MAC EVOY'S ORIGINAL
s-s. .. HIBEREICON,
illustrating the Scenery, Music, and Antiquities Oh
r.... st' IRELAND. r...
Thrilling Historical Pictures. Vivid Battle Scenes,
Life-Sizcd Figures, New Songs, Dances,
Music Scenery, Character Sketches, Violin ana
: 80. Piano Solos, &c.
The new Dramatic Episode cntitled
IRISH HEARTS: OR, LOVE IN THE OULDSOD,
will he rendered by the
IITBERNICoN COMEDY COMPANY.
ADMISSION: Dress circle, 75c.: orchestra, Soc;
gallery CSC deserved seals without extra charge
at A mbold's Musical Exchange.
( GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY at ~ O'Clock
Each visitor will receive n present OF Il book con-
tanning scvcnty-ive songs aud recilaiions mn s-It
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DEATHS.

Died, on Saturday, March 5, 1873. Of CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. Il. HARRY BURROUGHS, In the twenty
ninth year OF his age. leaving devoted wife ana
three children to mourn iieir loss.
Thou art zone to the grave, but we wiIlno depore
thee;
Though sorrows and darkness encompass the
tCluh,
Thy Saviour has passed through It's portals before
thee.
And the lamp of His love is thy guide through
the gloom.
Thou art gone to the grave, but we will moi depore
f.. thee,
Whose God was thy ransom, thy guardian, aud
guide: 49,
He gave thee, nc took thee. aud he will restore
thee
And death has no sting, for the Saviour has died."
His funeral will take place at Trinity NIcthodist
Episcopal church THIS (Monday) MORNING ut 10
O'clock The friends and acquainiances OF the family
are invited to attend without further notice.
Memphis papcrspease copy.
Died, OH the 18th Instant. of pneumonia, at the
residence Of her parents III New Kent county,
ANNA MAUD MAXWELL, aged one year and
fourteen days. infant daughter of Harriet n. and
Alonzo NJ. sparks.
Atlanta and Griffin, Ga, papers please copy
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T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
III NAMING IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE MARCH s. 1879. Persons calling for
letters In this list will please say Advertised. II not
called for In one mouth they will he sent to the
Dead-Letter Office, in Washington, D. G.:
LADIES LIST.
Beasley. Martha Lee, Ida Y.
Chltman, Winnie Logan, Martha
Ford. Martha Maukin, Sarah
Fortune, Maggie Robertson, Emma
Franklin, jennie Randolph, Sue
Ford, Mary Smith, l..
Graves Mrs. Toler, Beti0 E.
Holiness Lizzie Thompson, Julia
HauCOlke, Alice ". Walsh, Mrs. VIM.
Johnston. MarSaretJ. Watkins, Rosa
JORDAN, Mrs. Henry
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bland, Stephen Knhl, Vim.
Bowsher, Thomas kirkpaterick 6 Co..
Bcon, Thomas LKermap, Wm.J.
Brooks. james ". May, Henry -.
Clary, +. l.. PerssugOn, Ferdinand
Clark, Col Pearce, d. Il.
Clayton. George B. Smith, John
Dickinson, Vim. Ii. Smith, c. Henry
Dickcrsnn. VIM. IL. Snead, VIM.
Editors Weekly News, SPOTS & Gibson,
Furt, Henry sampson, Joseph
Halliday, Col. i. NJ. NJ. Turner, Norah
Hilton, John Turpin, Il. K.
Hanson, Edwin Tucker, Anderson
Laust. Quarles. Henry
Johnston, John +. Guebcr, Joseph
james River Mfg. Co.,
ROBERT BEATTIE, P. VI.
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In New York city they are now calling
their public school-houses "pest-houses !;
because they are ill-ventilatcd and over
crowded with children. '.'
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MILITARY NOTICES.

X COMPANY. ATTENTlON.-Ihes
" regular monthly meeting Of this command p
viii take Mace at Old Market Hall TUESDAY "
EVENING at s O'Clock. Every member should II
be present for election of officers and adHptlon Oh
company bylaws. BY order OF ,. W. FARhAh'
hiou'e''''' Ed. BROWN,
NH 1e-2ts Acting Orderly Sergeant.
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CT. PATRICK'S DAY.-A meeting of the
y HIBERNIAN SOCIETY, of Richmond, VIII he
held In the city Hall OF the evening OF MON
DAY, March 10th. at o'clock. to make arrange
innnts for uniting I'm the celebration of St. Patrlcks
div All citizens of Irish birth descent and such
OILERS as desire to participate are respectfully In
vitnd 70 attend. z. T. MOORE,
mir s.ot President Hibernian Society.
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FAKE sIMMONS'S LIVER
REGULATOR.

Fer over forty years this
PURELY VEGETABLE LIVER MEDICINE
has proved to be the
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver Complaint and its painful ofsprtnSs-DYs-
pEpsIA. CONSTIPATION, JAUSDICE, BILIOUS At
TAcKs. SICK HEADACHE, COLO. DEPRESSION OF
SPIRITS, SOUR STOMACH, HEARTBURN, CHlLLs
AND FEVER, &C., Sc.
After years Of careful experiments to meet great
and urgent demand we now produce from our orr
ginal GENUINE POWDERS r.. .
TIE PREPARED, go. ~. ~
n luuid form of SIaMONS'S LIVER REGULA
TOR containing all its wonderful and valuable pro-
perties, and offer II in -..nr.
- ONE-DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders price as Lefore), 81 per package.
Sent by mall sl.0!.
CAUTION!
Buy no Powders. or PREPARED SIMMOHS'S
LIVER REGULATOR, unless in our engraved
wrapper, with trademark, stamp, and signature un-
broken. None other Is genuine. ....
J. Ii. 2EILIN e CO.,
Macon Ga, and Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Ia 27-tAp22
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WILLIAM DAFFRON,

Y lbs MAIN SlREEI,
offers 10 the public the following GOODS:
Pictures--largest stock south of Washington;
Chromes and oil Paintings. any that Is In the
market; icture Frames made ut lIalf-hour notice;
Photograph Frulnes--large stock always on hand:
Moudings all sorts-5o,o10 feet on hand; Looking
Glass Plates and Looking Glass Framcs-a large
stock; large Family Bibles, extra Large size and
finish, most approved editions; Clocks from the
best manufacturers IN the United States, suitable
for parlors, Offices and stores. Carpets-Br,Issels
extra superfine, superfuc, medium. and other
descriptions of carpetings. Rugs-Brusscls, velvet
and tapestry. Oilclotis. Mattings-Cheque and
plain. best description. Walnut Extension Tables,
and other articles. All of which will sell for cash.
or by payments of weekly or monthly instruments.
Y ,fe 21ead3m WILLIAM DAFFRON.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-The under
~ signed, having qualified as executors Of the es-
tate OF the late u. A. e. Leat deceased. all persons
indebted to the estate will please come forward and
make payment ar once, as we are anxious to close
up the estate. and MI those holding claims against
the estate will present them before the LIST day of
May next for payment or thisnotice Will be pleaded
against the payment Oh the sumo. =
mhs.siw 1, a. 80 y, 8sS1aIs. Is 81
= =
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? 0''" 'A H. 4
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL MASQUERADE
DRESS BALL
RD1MON LODGE. No. GS, l. .. B. s.,
will take place on
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH Is. 1873.
Handsome prizes will he given for the best male
- limited number Of tickets will be sold and can
~ WILLIAM LoKENSTE1N,
ABRAM GUNST,
N. 5. BLOCK.
u. ROStNnORF.
E.-.. ISAAC COHEN.
yACoB M is,nNN' q
Costumes can be had Of NJ. MITTELDORFER,
19S Broad street. lnn L-t.n.N lnsL
DICHMOND THEATRE.
III GRAND CONFINED CONCERTS,
BY McCANS's AND X ESSTlCiLS
FULL BANDS AND ORCHESTRA,
MATINEE oS SATURDAY, SIN, AT 7. NJ.
PROGRAMME:
PART /.
l. Pique Dame ioverturc) Orchestra.
.. Song. Good.l'ye, Sweetheart. Mr. Bedford.
3. Cavatiua Aila lherdi) Brass BANDS.
!. PotrourIi from Faust Orchestra.
5. Grand Selection william Tcl) Brass Bands.
FART II.
l. La Gazza Ladra (ovcrtIlrcl. Orchestra.
2. Soug. II lfalen (Trovatore) MIR. R0senlcilt.
.. Grad Selection (Gems OF Ireland Brass Bands.
1. Selection t;onco aud Juliet Orchestra.
S. Anvil Chorus lTrOvatOre) ............Ful Bands.
Rcscrvcd-scat tickets, 5Gc.-at Ambold's Musical
Exchange good for either concerts genera, aEnlis-
Join KESSNICH.
mhd-3t Director Of Orchestra.
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THE members of GOODWILL LODGE.
L No 81, L OF o. &. g., will attend meeting OF
your Lodge THIS th1onday) NIGHT. at half-past
o'clock. AS business Of importance Will be trans
acted a prompt and full attendance Is desired BY
order OF the W. G.. VIEWS,
NH 10-1tN ...... SeCfeGary.
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RICHMOND AMP DkSyILI.E RAILROAD 10 -
= RICHMOND, December %" 81
p edmond AND DANyILLE ~,
~ RoAD.-on andafter SUNDAY, Decenha.. l.,
GOING WEST.
Train No. 2tnrongn passenger, ,eyyc, d.,
daily Except Sund1ys) at $40 A. II i mMnTiond
vile at 1856 T. NJ; arrives at Grecnsboro y pan
Train No. s Lynchburg passenger, ,e.vo,r
mond daily at s:2s A NJ; arrives at yncGarrE t !,
Train No. 10 Through mall and e,nress,
Richmond daily at 2so i. NJ: ,eayes nsny,,l eaTss
az I945 r Nj; arrives at Greensboro daIiy a. I,
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail and pynrncs, L.,
Greensboro daily Lao A. NJ: leaves Iany5m .S
q 1872 A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily a, T IayS
I Train No. fthrovr., passenger, ,o,r.-c.
boro' daily Except sundaysj ut ITO 4. of EN-.
Danvle at l:s2 T. NJ; arrives al Richmond a, oss
Train No. Lynchb1rg passenger leaves Lynch.
burg daily ut A. I.; leaves BurkeyIile AZ lq:,s p
M arrives ut Richmond at 3a5 p. NJ. -
!. Trains NOS: and 10 connect at Greensboro viii,
trains on the North Carolina railroad for ali poInr.
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro With frat,
for Raleigh. arriving there at 7:es A. NJ Passcnrsrs
leaving Raleigh at IFS NJ. connect at Greensboro
with train No. for Richmond.
Train No. connects ut Burkeellle with train a,
the Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio railroad for ali
points southwest and south.
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Rich.
mond at ass =. NJ. daily texcept Sundarsj orryinr
atLynchbnrg ip time 10 c"niirct with the Morning
Passenger train on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave Lynchburg after the
arrival OF the. Atlantic. Mississippi and ohio DE-.
senser train from Bristol, and arrive 1T Richmond
at 9:4s A. N. TMt ~
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured al the ticket oicr in
Richmond. and Of X. +. WALKER, Agent of The
Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad. No. l3o1
Main street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise Tie
schedule of THIS company viii please print as above
= JOHN K. MAtMURNO.
General Freight and Ticket Agent:
T. N. X. TALCorT, Engineer and SuperintnI-
en-. 4.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD CO..,

RICHMOND ASp PETERSBURG RAr.RoAp co.,,
RICHMOND, VA, December IL ISL. I
On AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE.
~ GENDER 18th, The TRAINS on this road will
The MAiL TRAINS leave Richmond at 4. NJ.
and 2;?o r ~, and leave Petersburg at lI:?5 4 VI
FREiGiiT TRAINS with a passenger coach At.
tached, leave Richmond \, A. \. and5 r; N.snh
leave Petersburg at s:sa 4. N, md $50 ?. VI
Richmond aud Petersburg al "a. u. tctnrri"4.
leave Richmond and Petersburg 1t 100 r. NJ, instead
of rs, O'Clock; as . here I IRE, ,uo ,,,,
Sundays, and The ss5 =. II. MAIL TRAIN and go
A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave re!cril"rG
passengers for Norfolk VIII take the 80 r. II.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk viii con-
meet ut Petersburg with the ll:25 A. NJ, TRAM,
NJ TRAIN on Mondays. Wednesdays. aud Friays
and returning leave Richmond on The SAME days at
The MAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester aud
The 8 4. II. TRAIN VIII CONNECT at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad !"t
hf PULi.MAN'S PALACE sLErpl>I-C,g Vii
be attached TO the TIlRuuGitTEAiS al weldon,
running through to Wilmington. r,err
de Is Ticket and Freight ip"ni.
CHESAPEAKE AND . HIU RAIL
~ ROhD.--On and after September 20th rAr-
SENGER TRAINS viii leave Elchmoa,d As :oI-
lows .n'f H.E
$50 4. M.-MAIL TRAIN Except SUNDAY for
the White Sulphur Springs. connecting al Gort!"M>-
Vile with the orange, AleXaHdria aId Manassas
train for Washington and North, aEl Llnch'Nfs
and south.
ass p. M-ACCOMMODATION TRAIN trx"sy,
Sunday for GordOnsyilC, arriving AT .:!S /. ".
This train connects at GordorsVilie with the n'eh
trains on the orange A.eXandria and Manassas rail-
road for LYNCIIBURG and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, al low rates, sold u all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Qnecn''o"l,
Amsterdam. Antwerp Hamburg. iIavre, liC;t"rs ~
Bergen. Copenhagen, ard GotheuburS, TO al pe.2'.
on this road. can be bought OF the General ltcat
Agent ut Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at the CoE'
pany's Offices
A. II. PERRY. General Superintendent
JAMES +. SETliERLASp, General Ticket Agent.
jyI
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIAT1ON.-An
IN adjourned meeting of this Association Will take
1t the office OF the Guardian Mutual Insurance Com
pany, Oil Main street. The report OF the COMMIT,
tee on Constitution and Bylaws VIII be suDnltLeu
and the election of officers will take place. Parties
desiring to subscribe for shares are requested TO be
present. ..agI ,,,r>-cnrJN
NH 8-3ts WILLIAM LONENsl ELY.
CALLED. MEETING OF THE
N STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
the office of Messrs. LANCASTER Co., In this city,
on THURSDAY. March goth, at oclock +. ".
% 70 aid G., A. PEPLE, President
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rT1HE MEMBERS OF sTONEWALL
Council. No. IA, FRIENDS OF TEMPER
ANCE are requested to meet Mt their hall THIS
iMondavj MORNING Mt o'clock to ray the last
sad tribute Of respect to our deceased brother L.
HARRY BuRROcGr1s. By order.
NH Io-jt II. II, FERGUSON. Secretary.
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Senate bill to incorporate the Augusta
Mining and improvement company.
Adjourned. ~ = ts r = 80;
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-The BALTIMORE BRICK
AO COMPANY has removed their Office from the
corner Main and Twentieth streets TO No. 1441 Main
street, on second floor, over McGraw q Demons
hardware store, where they will be pleased 70 serve
their former customers aud friends with Ill kinds Of
BRICKS on reasonable terms
10 2s-eodlms FORBES & ALTERS.
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BILLS ADVANCED.
A number OF bits were taken up and
advanced to theis engrosslnent and third
reading.
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COLONIZATION.

MIR. DESEALE obtained a suspension of the
rules and had placed OH the calendar House
bill to encourage colonization in the State OF
VIRGINIA =.
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MASONIC NoTICE.-T menu a.
lVA hers of LOGE FRANCHISE. No. 50. WX
are requested to attend stated meeting az "
Washington Hail. on Broad street, THIS EVE.
NiNti Mt o'clock. Members of sister city lodges
ami transient brethren In good standing are frater-
nllly invited to visit us. .-s E7.E
By order Of the w. N:
-, :. ,,k Sprrptary,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-10

NEW BUSINESS.
Mr.. ROLLER presented Il joint resolution
providing that no new business shall be i'll
troduced on and after the 10th except the
election of county judges. A motion to
take up the bill was defeated, and the resolu.
ton lies over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-10

T1HE hfEMBERs OF JET
il FERsoNLO no. 4.fso. Q. 1853
= ara he raby mt fed tnnttend regn-
r.. :, ~ 1snett i1Ipnda EVE q
sSfNG the 10th Instant at clock nv
for initiation and degrees win BE in attenaan.c ~
sn'clock By order OF tho y. H., 80 $500,
mil fo-,t* JOHN B.4VAuGaAN. -seeIctary..