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from tho LyncnuurS Fres.1
The repent act of Congress giving the
homestead. exemption against old debts anu
judgement liens gives more relief to the peo-
ole and hope to Virginia than any Statute
That has been passed for many years. Inc
nubic arc naturally DESTROYS to know to
whom they are indebted for SO benetcent q
measure. We therefore feel tempted to lay
before the public the facts Us known TO our
selves.
During last summer Colonel Hughes gave
his opinion that Il was the intention OF Con-
gress to grant the homestead exemption, and
submitted bis reaaons in a letter $4,000 co
pies Of which were printed for distribution
BY this office; to which opinion this journal
was fully committed. Judge Rves suose-
quently decided that, no matter what was
| the intention Of Congress, the express WORD.
| ing of the law did not give the homestead
eXemption. From that moment Colonel
Hughes felt himself obligated to the people
of the State, and especially those of his own
district. to obtain an express enactment from
| Congress declalatory Of their intention, ana
has never for moment doubted bis ultimate
success, as is well known to the public gene
rally. u.>-..,
This declaratory enactment, as subse4uent
| " passed, was drawn by Colonel Il. W.
Hughes, at the request of Judge Critcher
and reported from the Judiciary Committee
of the House, at the instance of Judge
| Crltchcr. When offered in the House by
the chairman of that committee, member
from Wisconsin moved. as substitute, bill
| repeating the general bankrupt act and al
amendments, which substitute passed the
House. many members voting for it under the
impression that they were voting for Judge
| Critcher's bill The Hon. james II
Plat then took Judge Critcher's bill, and by
the exertions of himself, Judge Crltcher
| Messrs. Stowcll and Porter. secured its pas
SAGE through the House. The bill went into
the Senate and lay there three weeks without
action. Finally Senator Pool, of North Caro-
lima, generously undertook its special patron
age in the Senate, aided ny Senator Lewis, o.
| Virginia, and Senator Thurman. of Ohio
the support Of which latter gentleman Was
secured by Judge Critcher-the bill wa:
called up and easily passed on the 18th in
slant.
Many Virginia Republicans have most
materially assisted in the passage of this bill
ny actively pressing its claims upon the at
tcntion Of Republican senators and con
glessmcn most prominent among whom
was Colonel r. ". Hughes, who remained
in Washington for several weeks, il
part for that purpose, feeling hlmsel
bound by the advice he had given in the
CANVASS, to make good his assertion that the
homes of the people should lie secured tc
them against debt fastened on them ny the
losses, destruction, and misfortunes OF war
Congress itself, in now declaring its intent u
passing the bankrupt act Of June oth, 1917
| fully su>tains the views OF Colonel Hughes
as expressed in his letter on that SUBJECT o.
LILY VGtI ISL.
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True SrATEsAEN.-The election OF Hon.
A. II. STEPHENS to the House of Representa-
tiyes at Washington, and the nomination 81
Ex-Governor ENcLlsn, of Connecticut, for
election to that body this spring, are events
upon which the country may be congratu-
lated. They are both statesmcn-a class of
men whom the results eff the late war have
too long kept in private life. 1.-THE caukers
of long peace" are nothing to the cankcrs
of along war. The country will improve as
we get farther and farther from the war.
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CHARLES OCoSOR EXosCULATEp.-[ World
Report of the Jumel Will Case. ]-When the
verdict had been announced the ladies OF
Mr.. Cbaee's family, who were present, and
whose manifestations of qualification were
quite marked. moved toward Nj. OConor.
Mrs. Tranchell embraced and kissed him.
Mr.. O'Conor observed that if the elder of
the ladies were entitled to kiss him. he had
he right 10 kiss the younger ones, and pro-
CO. ded to do SO, remsrking to the court, "Be.
hold the privilege Of age"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MrY NEW SPRING PERCALES, r
NEW SPRING PRINTS.
FIGURED, CORDED, and STRIPED PIQUEs;
PIOUE TRIMMINGS,
UASH'S COVENTRY RUFFLE,
yALENCIENNES, CLUNY, P~uhiN, GUI-
PURE. MALTESE, and - hESS LACEs-
EpGINGS, and LHSFn -,GS, ..t.-.
n ,,IHIrHCH EEGIN" aud !HSERTINGs,
LINEN EMDROID- -,ED EDG1NGS and IN
SETTINGS, Mt LEW BROTHERS,,
1Ol7 and 1919 Main street.
Sole agents for Martin Here's genuine seamless
KID GLOVES. le2S
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The creait-Mobilier Investigation.

The Credit Mobilier lnvestga'!oh.
The sneeches made in the House OF helie-
eenta,iyes on Wetines day do not indicate o'-
msstakably to what conclusion the Low.
will come upon the resolution reiot'e" ..
Judge poLAsp's committee for the cAiH'-
sios, of niessrs. BROOKS and AMEs, nut seem
TO us to point to its defeat.
RxrLEn's magnanimous defence OF
frooxs is Characteristic of the man. lie Is
the counsel-thc feed counsel. we suspect
of AMEs and of course has sense enough to
know that to argue In favor of the cXpul-
sion of BROOKS would be to damage the case
Of his own client.
The ground taken by Mr.. BECK and MIR.
BINGHAM ithe hitter one Of the parties TO Inc
fraud) that the House Of Representatives mas
no right to cxpel member fer acts zone
before his election, docs not strike lis as
being consistent with the rationale OF t''e
proyision in the Federal Constitution upon
the subject. This provision Is that mem
Der cannot be twice expelled for the same
causc-a provision which was probably in
corporated in the Constitution IN con-
sequence Of the rcpctacd expulsion o.!
the famous WILKES from the British
House of Commons after bis reelection by
che people, or rather the repeated refusals to
allow him to take his seat. The pieanin@
seems to be that a man may be expelled Tor
acts done before bis election because his con-
stituents may not be familiar with all the
facts of bis history; but If aitc: enc eEpul.
sion they choose to reflect him such reecc-
ton will be evidence that they desire to be
represented by him notwithstanding bis de-
linquencies; for man reelected after eHpui-
sion comes back under circumstances en-
actly similar to those which surround, when
he first comes, the party guilty Of Wrongful
acts before his election il. rs McsSrs. BlHG-
HAM and BECK agree, il is to be presumed that
the people are acquainted with MI his acts
because they elect him to Congress. There
fore, it would be illogical to expel a
member at all. Ii a constituency may be
presumed to be familiar with all The acts Of
IL member of Congress before his first clcc-
tlUiI, Will IlNCH iuOiC tHSo bS
presumed to be familiar with his acts whilst
he is in Congress; and so it is entirely mne-
cessary for Congress to call their attention
to his delinqucncics by eXpelling him. Ergo,
member of Congress ought never to be ex-
PEELED. And ergo, again, Mr.. BECK and Mr..
BINGHAM are wrong in the differences they
draw from the constitutional inhibition of Il
second expression. We expect, however, n
result in the House which will justify them
as lawyers for drawing such differences.
Since the above was written telegram has
Informed us that the views OF Mr.. BECK and
Mr.. BINGHAM were sustained by the House.
Nobody has been expelled. AYES and
BRooSs, the chief offenders, or those whom
the committee pointed out as such, receive Il
vote Of ccuslrc, and CoLFAx, BINGHAM,
SSIgIE44 .k1.rS1Y. Dawes, and HoorEE, all CT
whom were deeply criminattu ~ lps rVr>
dence, 20 Scn-frce. Bat the stain upon
their characters will not be soon or easily
efficed.
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NEGROES IN TIE ARMY.--The presidential!
election is over, GRANT is in office for his last
term, and Cuflee may go to grass. The Sem
ate OF the United States refuses to open all
branches of the army to him. The question
was tested on Wednesday. A etter-writer
says 1t is amusing to notice how many of the
Senators who were last winter warning for
the passage Of SUMMERS bill to secure equal
rights to the negro are now Indifferent upon
the subject. In good time the negro will
learn that all white men are, by reason Of
race, preiudiccd against making associates of
their colored brethren.
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WHO WROTE AMEs's SPEECH "A Wash.
ingtou correspondent Of the New York pa
pers says that the reading of Ames's speech
in the House on Tuesday disclosed one fact,
that he was not the author of the manuscript
which was being intoned by Mr. McPher-
son, the clerk of the House. He says:
1.-The legal phraseology and the close 10.
gical argument plainly demonstrated the
writer to he 4 keen lawyer, and not shovel
maker or railroad contractor. A. j. Tap
plcton, attorney for the Union Pacific rail
road. was the author, although Butter and
Caleb Gushing were both credited with its
auth0rship.'
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HMUSEMEN
A SSEMBLY HALL.

a SSEMBLY HALL.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN TROUPE.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, AND SAIuRDA1
MARCH lST, :,
exceling all rivals and competition oy the WORTH
: renowned
DUPREz & BENEDICT'S Original NEW
ORLEANS MfNSTRELS-
Organized at New Orleans, S52-Mntunosa
annual tour. The largest and most powerful com
pany in existence. Everywhere pron,ounciSu ns
r.s" The immense success attending the perform
anens Of this famous troupe have been universal
For ffff particulars see programmes. ,,,o a.
Admission rs usual. Reserved SEATS ior 'aie u
Auooiu 6 -'ius'o$NA 80 CUHKLF S II. DUPREZ.
Business Manager.
c+1,v1Esu. KEEsIIIN, General Agent.
70 Ut
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TIE Co%cERT lost NIGHT was decided
success. This entertainment was given for
the benefit of Il prominent citizen of &ich'
mond, now prostratcd by disease in New
York. by amateurs of this city, who volun.
teercd for tie occasion. Both the vocal and
Instrumental selections were good, and many
Of the pieces rendered i'll so excellent man
ner as to call for an encore from the apprc-
ciative audience. Everybody was delighted
with tie concert.
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WulrPEDT TO DEATu.-On Sunday last there
were rumors that Sidney Wright (colored.
whipped his son, aged not quite four years
so severely that he bad died in consequence
On Monday Squire Buchanan issued war.
rant for his arrest, and he was arrested. The
same evening coloners inquest was held
upon the child, which inquest reported q:
their verdict that death was caused by the
whipping. Thereupon u nuttinus was made
out and the prisoner was transmitted to
Abingdon. Herald.
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SERIOUS COLLIsIoS.-Ncar Lowry's, on
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, yester-
day, disabled engine which was following
the castern-bound freight train, of which
Captain Craig is conductor, ran into the ca
boosc-car of the train, breaking it to pieces
badly, and seriously though not dangerously
brusing Captain Craig. The engine, it is
said, was almost completely wrecked.
LYicftburg Ne,rS.
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TuE ANNUAL SESSION OF THE BALTIMORE
CONFERENCE Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Soutl, will be held in Baltimore,
commencing on Wednesday next, 9th i'll
slant. Bishop Pierce will dedicate church
in Baltimore mex. SD bbath, and will preside
in the Conference in connection with Bishop
Doggett in the absence of Bishop Paine, af:
0irtnJ
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MIR NEW MOURNING GOODS fspT

nc1- NEW MOURNING GOODS tSPE-
CIALTY).-T. II. PRICE s co. have ON hand, and
coming In weekly, $50
BLACK ALPACAs and MorAIEs,
DoUpLE-FAcEp ALPAcAs,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS and CAsHEaREs,
TAMIsE, HRAB DE MoSTRREAu,
BLACK IMPgRATEIcE, GRO DE NICE,
Il BoMgAzISEs, nEi.ASEs, Be-; - - ~. re
BLACK GRsrE Wells and COLLARS,
LOVE fSEiLs. 2s5ss *
MOURNING fiASDEERcEIEFs,
tgt BLACK LACE and SILK GLOVES,
AaLATAS COLLARS, Co. - fsA
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TIE GLoBE.-The proprietors of the Con-
9resssonGl G!o6e have favored lis with cir
eular setting forth statements intended to
show that Congress would not be justified
in transferring the contract for printing the
debates of that body TO w. j. MusTAGH. II
needs no argument 10 convince us Of this.
Nor do we believe that Congress will trans.
fer tue contract to MUnTAaH or to anybody
f,laa
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STOKES AND THE SHEFIFF.-CounCil fol
Stokes, of New York, who killed Fisk, Jr
on Tuesday served on the sheriff, for the
first time. the official notice of Judge Dayis'>
stay of proceedings. BY some oversight il
seems that this duty WAS forgotten, and sc
the sheriff had gone to work to prepare fol
the notwithstanding ont the usual notices
for witnesses TO be present. The fact is moi
one to add to the prisoners pleasant rehec
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NJ. GUIzoT.-The report of an interview
between NJ. GUlzoT and newspaper CORES
pendent which we published yesterday
proves that distinguished little old gentle.
gentleman to be eminently practicable and
sensible in bis views of men and things, as
might we'll be inferred from the history OF
his life. II adds to the force of his advice to
Father HYAoINTHE to recollect that NJ. Gulzo1
Is Protestant.
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Central LrSATIc AsYLuN.--Thc Com.
miitce Of the House on Asylums and Pri
sons. and the special committee appointed &c
investigate the Central hnatic Asylum
paid 4 visit TO that in 'titution yesterday eve
ming. and will make their report TO the LIE.
rislalulc 1t uliCc.
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The Republicans have been claiming tt e
passage Of the late declaratory bankrupt act
as . feather in the cap of their party and us
due to the unalded exertions Of certain Re
publican congressman from Virginia: It
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY D, SIDNEY GRAYS, Fee 4
q Abr,1ary %. 1878: You ordered TO assemble 8
IT thcarnory of Richmond Light infantry Blues. y
corner Ninth and Broad streets. TOMORROW II
Saturday EVENING, March LIST, without arms o
enuipneiits. for drill and business.
'Iv order Of Captain CAKRINGToN.
GEORGE ". EAYFS,
;fr GAIT Orderly Sergeant.
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The MI>s1RELs.-Dupuy IL Bencdict'S
Original New Orleans Min>trcIs open to-
night at Assembly Hail.
They have great reputation as delinea-
tors OF the "plantation darby" and those
who may go to sec them Tonight will no
doubt be pleased.
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NJ, il sscn from q, arficie 81 tie Lynch
burg Press, which we publish to-day, that
tl,e bin which became aslaw was Judge
CnrcnEs's, being written by RosEnT W.
rIrcnes at his request, and that Judge
CnrrcusR In the House, and Judge THURMAN
in the Senate, both Democrats, were lis most
active supporters. The Press is Republic
r,ip ,,a:,sr fs.&
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DEATH OF REV. C. 3. DASA.-A dispatch
received in this city brings the melancholy
intelligence of the death, at NatcheZ, Miss.
at half.past twelve O'Clock yesterday, Of Rev
c. L. Dana, for so many years before the
war the esteemed and beloved pastor d
Christ church in this city.-AiGruad"ia Ga
zeitc.
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No SMALLPOX IN WITnE.-The citizens
of Wytheyilie have held u meeting and mp
pointed q "vigilance committee" to keep
smallpox of. A good idea. There has been
no case IN Wythe county as yet.--Aarton
Herald.
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M KKH ACES.

Married, on 9Th of February. by the Rev. J. L
Garlick. Mr.. JOHN l.. ASHBY, OF Norfolk &c
Mrs. SARAH HOPE, of this city.
Norfolk papers please copy.
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1t has been suggested that tho name Of the
n tional capital be changed to " White
Washington
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MT SuAWLS! SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
It will pay you II purchase now. Great reduction
IN prices inst lock at the nice STRIPED
SHAWI.S at IS worth S.: DOUBLE S1lAWLS at
% worth s.: HANDSOME PLAID SHAWLS at
- "a worth $3.50. a full stock Of BLACK ME-
EIXO SHAWI.S and MISSES SllAWLS. Also,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS, 4 great variety, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1919 Main street.
CIILDEEN'S LEGGlNGS, MITTENS, and
HOODS. very cheap. IL "a
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E~g- CHEAPER THAN EV e Rive
have reduced The prices of THREE-PLY and IN
GRAIN CARPETS. making them much lower than
1T any time since the war.
~ LEVY BROTHERS.,
1Gl7 and 1919 Main street.
UNRLEACHED KNITTING COTTON Mt 70
.-.---..or noun,i fe rs
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE sou fHkhHS
Il I'M Al IL NH NNNt-

&spbSShil tlchNc ~ 'A :, ~, con-
- AND ATLANTIC TEtEGRApH IN
pANY'S STOCK. rs directed by resolutions ~ sid
mously adopted at stOrkho'dsrs' ntc.1tie :, he
.ornpaiiy on the 9th instant. will Ike recenea <as
Office OF the said company, No. 81 New suett' n.
York, or by duly authorized agents 9, tas ~ sid
pany for that nnrpose, to the cdptat s s<1 ,frr
coml,sny until the third day OF March next 10
that day no further subscriptions NH NC
said stock from any one NOT nov sHoseF n i rs.
for at less than ten per cent. premium III ~ ~,
value thereof. JAMES II. 1hE'> SS,.S,,.u,.
fe II. eoGtMhl I--@---
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THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY

New and Enlarged Edition. Contatnin: fuli IN"
Complete Biography OF Napoleon H. TITS n"
markablc book had a sale of nearly $1,000 rnrie
the first year Of its publication. One '"lnm"
crown svo toned paper, and Is lu!l-iHged I'0r
traits. Price, 1850.
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RrypDrrs or RAcuRIOH or 4 Book OF

REyERfES OF BACHELOR. OR 4 BOOK or
THE HEART. BY TX MaIvcl.:..............
DREAM LIFE. 4 Fable of the Seasons. BY TX
.
MEMOIRS OF NAPOLEON. HIS CUUHT AND "a
MILY. BY the Duchess dAbianleS. Two
BEuLAII. A Novel. BY Augusta J. Evans.
VASlITl, OR UNTIL DEATH DO Us PAEr. BY
Augusta j. Evans. ...................
TRUE AS STEEL. BY Marion IlarianG..."....
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MT TUCKED CAMBRIA at $1.25 per
yard worth =:
INDIA TWILL LOEG-CLOTH at 80, IS, 4O and
Soc:
TUCKED CAMBRIA Slightly soiietD for chill
dren's skirts at 2cc. per yard worth SOC;
STRIPED and CHECKED NAINSOOk at all
prices:
/ SWISS, NAINSOOK, and NULL MUSLIN nj
LEVY BROTHERS..
LADIES LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS, and
SLEEVES just received by express. fe@
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nICKENS'S NOVELS.

ANY of Eirkens's novels except those mentioned
below will be mailed 10 any address on receipt II
Twenty-Five cents. and those nImed will H. mailed
to any address on receipt OF price annexed
PICKwICK PAPERS....,...........
NICHOLAS
MARTIN CHUZZLEWiT. .'.'..'.~,''
OUR MUTUAL FgIESp.................... ''
Il,
WALTER SCOTS NOVELS.
ANY Of Scotl's novels mailed TO any address OF re-
celpt OF twenty five cents.
MARRrATT'S NOVELS.
Any of Captain Marryatt's novels mailed I" any
address o.: receipt OF twenty-five ccus.
ANY Of the above sent, postage FREQ, uron lec"!pI
Of the Hrice, nv j. I. ELLY-ON.
Jiin Main street, Richmond. ~.
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REPORTED. AND REFERRED.

Senate bills: Providing for the prescrva-
tion OF historical papers; to incorporate the
trustees of the Presbyterian Committee of
Publication; to authorize tue Board of Pub
lie Works to sell the States interest in the
Upper Appomattox Company. Senate joint
resolution authorizing tine Board OF Public
Works to audit the claim OF Cock & Collin
for work done on the Danyille turnpike.
BILLS REPORTED AND PLACED on cALEsDAg. .
To secure the capitol and State courtroom,
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aassYrsaas

BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
" An fu1portunt meeting of:the Society will bc
held THIS EVENING at n o'clock In the basement
oS the Cathedral to which the attention OF tie men,
beers Is particularly called for large attendance by
order OF the President
Go FL .IOSkPH w. OCCiCtii
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pOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- DONE AT Tells OFFICE. sf.. !, I.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker HANGER in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. G. &. Biting, of the SeconI
Baptist church.
SUSPENSION OF THE RULES.

Under suspension of the rules the follow
ing Senate bills were placed OH the calendar:
TO incorporate the Franklin Toil-Bridge
across Staunton river, in the counties Of
Campbell aud Halifax; to provide for pay
ment of interest on the public debt; to pre-
vent forced sales of personal property; for
the relief Of Henry Gresham, of Essex
county,
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ftsIIE VIRGINIA PREMIUM fEa l,a.
Il TownERS. the best and cheapest To- tae U ne
SINNER an, mos. profssbe 10 the rstaiier l s,pss
n srraaie never 10 a and a.s ~ sss,s ssIte
equal 10 the best In market sur sats "rtragJs
retail BIZ lfen y. WA 't' i''sS
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AUDITORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, February -, 49,
NoTICE.-All persons owning yEn.tLss
IN DOGS, COATS. and ether subjects OF ,a.saImed
for which i LICENSE IS REQUIRED, arg niv aud
that all such licenses sxpircd on the Isl
uuiess promptlS renewed NJ tits onice
Nil lie subjested TO fines sid penalties - pisSst
iu the ordinances Of the ri.y. ,,,,,,r,
fe fiat $50 v. Is. k01 > EIs. 49,
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NEW AND READABLE BOOKS,
j. I. ELLYSON, BOOKSELLER,
1112 MAIN STREET,

would respectfully invite attention to the following
list of new and readable BOOKS, any Of which win
be sent, post paid TO any address upon receipt Of the
price:
Mrs ANNIE EDWARDS is ono of the very best If
the story-writers OF the day.-JourH0t, Eo3idR
A most powerful story,
PHILIP EARNS LIFFE,
BY Mrs. ANNIE EDWARDS, now ready. Paper. 81.
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ITO THE: THOUGHTFUL, EARNEST.
HUMBLE. AND TRUE MEN, who, In the
midst of the conflicting elements of thought &C pres,
emf agit,tin5 lie Interest of thIsage, LOlVETKUTH
MORE THAN PARTY, an earnest invitation Is
cordially extended 10 meet for consultation, exanli
nation and comparison of conclusions in the !fght
of Revelation, that that intcrcommunon OF spirit
NAV be eu]oyed which the humble In Spirit ana con-
trife In heart yearn after, at GIG NINTH SIhEsEh,
SIINDkY MT P nj. lc zS-Lt"-
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PHILIP EARNsCLIFFE
KENNETH, Ny KING.


An exceedingly interesting and exciting ~" n"'rl.
Bv MS Salic i. Brock. 4 novel TINT vii tIss
rank with the very best works Of American hc-
ton. Price, Sl.7j.
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n STOCKHOEDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
SJTcSP REFiNISCi COMPANY win be held ut
the office of Messrs. LANCASTER Co. In this city,
on THURSDAY, March goth, at O'Clock T. NJ.
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