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The tariff on the At antic cables, vii
he reduced 10 ~seventy-five cents per woru
after May.
The Turkish governments has sent as-
sistance to the sp~ tfereis by the earthquakes
IN the island of Samos.
-Jahn flanders, a farmer, residing
near Brocton, New Yoik, was murdered
this morning by a German tramp named
Dietzel.
One hundred and 6fty-seyen deaths
have occurred in Boston during the past
week, Of which twenty-four were from
smallpox.
The terra-cotta works of John New
comet, in Philadelphia, were burned yes
terday morning. Loss $40, 900 to $50, 900;
fully insured.
-John Henry Miller shot a druggist
named Ferdinand, in Columbus, Ohio, yes
terdy, whom his wife accused Of attempts
ing to outrage her. The bal took effect in
the head of the druggist, who will proba-
bly, die.
Senator Wilson was in Boston Satur-
day and has written his let err of resigna-
ton to take effect March 3. It will be
submitted to the legislature next Monday.
The election of his successor takes place
on the eighteenth.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The following patents have just been
granted to Virginia inventors; Soldering
t 'ol, w. II. Wright, Princess Anne cul-
%tivator, @. Billups, Norfolk /; coupling for
steam heating apparatus for railroad cars,
WIN. N, McDuffey, Petersburg.
The New York Commercial of the 9TH
instant, says: Jacob Cohen, a youth
from Virginia, was arraigned at the Tombs
police court to-day, before Justice Bowling,
on a charge of defrauding the Central Ma
tlonal Bank of $40, by means Of a forged
check. Cohen's exchequer was low, and
the prospect of rep!enishing it legitimately
was very light. He therefore set his wits
to work, and wrote a Dote to Mr.. Ephraim
A. Jacob, to which he signed the name of
Frederick Gotthold, of No. $40 Broadway,
asking for the loan of $40. Mr.. Jacob be-
lieved the note to be genuine, gave Cohen a
check on the National Bank, which the
latter endorsed, and presenting it got the
money. He was held to answer"
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On motion of Mr.. Walker, it was laid on
table and ordered to be printed.
HOUR OF MEETING,

-
Mr.. Irvine offered the following:
Resolved, That when this House adjourn
to-day it adjourn to meet tomorrow and
each day thereafter at IL O'Clock a. m.
Adopted-aye 81, noes "a.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
was granted to Mr.. Norton for two days,
aud Mr.. Swami one day.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY MIR. Thompson: Bill to prevent
tenants and others from removing manure
and other fertilizers from the premises
leased by them, &c.
JURISDICTION or COUNTY AND CIR.
CUT COURTS.
The consideration of the special order,
House bill TO define the jurisdiction of the
county and circuit courts, &C., was re-
sumed, Mr.. Rlddlebarger's amendment
to the 9th section pending. This amend
ment proposed to strike out the provision
that the county judges shall be paid by the
counties, and direct that they shall be
paid out of the state treasury. 1t was re-
jected-ayes 36, noes so. .
Mr.. Mcmillan moved to strike out the
9th section and insert another, providing
that county judges shall each be paid $3.50
a year, with $40 additional for every thou
sand of its population above 1%0,000-the
pay in no case to exceed $400 a year. Re-
jected-ayes 20, noes 81.
On motion of Mr.. Robertson, the 9Th
section was amended by adding ''and he
shall have the right to practice law in the
other courts of the state, in all cases ex-
cept such as are appeals from his own de-
cision."
On motion Of Mr.. Powell, the sth Sec
ton was amended SO as to provide that the
act should take effect January l, 1874, in
stead Of July 1, 1873.
Mr.. Booker's substitute was then taken
up and considered till adjournment.
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0FFiUsA
Py COVERINGS Of VIRGINIA.

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
ID A PROCLAIM Whereas the Gen.
eral Assembly of Virginia did on the 9TH day of
January, is 8, agree to a resolution in these
words. to wit:
'Tnat The holders of the bonds of the State
of virginia either in pc son OF bs p oxy, be re-
specially invit.d to meet in co ference a com
m,ttee of the General Assembly of Virginia on
the fifteenth day of February, eighteen hundred
and seyenty-three, in the city of X ehmond, to
consider the existing liabilities of The stare o I
Virginia with a view to q fair, Just, equitable,
honorable and certain settlement of tte same,-
And whereas on the ed d y of January. 1879.
the General Assemble, did agree to another feso-
luton, which is in these words to wit:
That the governor be requesTeu To give off,
cial notice to the ere ditors of The state of the
meeting proposed 10 be he'd in the city Of Rich
mond on the fifteenth of February next. and
invite their attend ,nce-"
NV therefor, I, GILBERT @. WALKER, Gov
ernor OF the Com g cnwe nth. do hrreb, make
knowi the said action If th- General A assembly,.
and do respecttuliy invite the holders of the
bonds OF Nirginit 10 m in person OF by
proxy III the CITY OF Richmcpd ut The time and
for the purpose alb we sei forth.
~N~, Done at Richmond this twenty-third day
II. sc OF January, one thousand eigh nun-
tS~' DIR d aud seventy three, and in The
ninety seventh year Of the omnon-
wea tn q. @. WALKER.
BY the Governor
JANIS McDovALp,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Appropriations for Rivers and


WASHINGTON, February S.-The
House committee of commerce this morn
ing concluded the river and harbor appro-
prlatlon bill, and agreed to recommend that
the following amount be appropriated for
the Improvement of rivers and harbors in
this vicinity |: Baltimore harbor at the en-
trance In the Patapsco river and Chesa-
peake bay, 5000, 600 James river, Vlr-
gina, $75. 900 Appomattox river. below
Petersburg, $50, 1000; Nansemond river,
Virginia, sl5. 900; Occoquan, Virginia
$1,000; Acquia creek, Virginia, 50, 1000
Namoni creek, Virginia, $4,000; Rappa-
hammock river, Virginia, $4,000; Kent
Narrows, Maryland, $4,000; Wicomico
river, Maryland, $1,000.
Contemplated Movement of Troops
Military " I'm the South to be
Reduced.
WASHINGTON, February 9.--Some
important movements of troops will soon
be ordered by the war department, the
effect of which will be to take from the
states of Kentucky. North and South Caro-
lima, Alabama and Tennessee the greater
portion of the United States military forces
stationed in those states, and to locate
them at other points where the interests of
the government may require their pres
ence.
Ii is learned that there are no troops
now under orders for service in Utah, and
It does not appear that the department i'm.
mediateiy contemplates sending any in
addition to the forces of the government
already serving in proximity to the Nor
mon country. A regiment will soon be
stationed along the Rio Grande, on account
OF the troubles in that section. L. other
parts OF the south they will be gradually
wlthrawn.
More Kniklux 10 be E'arioned-No
LenfeHcy in Rev Cases.
WASHINGTON, February cit is be-
lived that nearly all the kuklux prisoners
now in prison will be pard med within u
very short time, and particularly tiiuse %,
the more ignorant class convicted Tor
crimes OF that character. Tue government
will, however, prosecute vg ,rolely all liz W
instances of kuklux prosecutions, aid II Is
very certain that should addtluuai cases
arise, the executive and the department f
justice would regard with great dlslayor all
appeals for mercy or leniency.
The Manner of Counting the Electoral
vote-Louisiana Likely 10 be Throws,
1ut.
WASHINGTON, February 10.-The rule
in counting the votes of electoral colleges
in joint convention of Congress is, that
upon objection to any vote the senate shall
repair to its chamber and each house shall
consider the question. Unless the houses
concur the vote shall not be counted. 1t is
under this rule that the vote of Louisiana
will nrOhahlv he fhroun nut
The Louisiana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of n Committee.
WASHINGTON, February 10.--The
committee on privileges and elections have
made a report, as foreshadowed, regarding
the electoral vote of Louisiana. 1t con-
tains condensed statements of the facts
elected. Messrs. Morton and TrumbulI
each present addenda, but they are merely
different views of the courts.
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New York Items.

New York. February lO.-Fully TWEEN
tythousand persons honored the remains
of Rev. DR.. Storrs with a last look, yes
terday.
Last night was the coolest of the sea.
son.
The German journeymen, at a meeting
last night, took preliminary steps for an
eight-hour strike. The movement en-
braces nearly all branches Of workmen.
The appropriation of 81. 900 900 for the
postoffice building is exhausted and the
work is stopped.
Colonel Anguero stated at his reception
yesterday that he had a ship and arms
ready for Cuba. The point of departure
was not stated.
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Switzerland.


POTTsvILLE, Pa, February 9.-The
passenger train from Philadelphia due here
at 9 p. IN. yesterday, at Mount Carbon,
ran into a coal train. The engine of the
passenger train, baggage and ladies'
car was thrown down an embankment.
The engine was entirely demolished
and the baggage car burned. The
passenger car was partially burned. Hugh
Mullen, engineer, was seriously hurt, and
John Johnson, fireman, received serious
internal injuries. Two ladies and a child
in the passenger car, bringing home a man
hurt by the recent C~onshohocken boiler
explosion, escaped injury, being taken out
of the car windows.
The affair is blamed on the conductor of
the coal train.
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The Ice Gorge in the Susqueaanna-A
disastrous Flood Expected, &c.

COLUMBIA, PENN, February 90
O'Clock, p. m.--The backwater occasioned
by the ice-gorge at Chickies, is filling up
the Pennsylvania canal and flooding the
banks. There is now. nine o'clock, about
eight inches of water covering the track Of
the Pennsylvania railroad, in the vicinity of
the tunnel, just west of this place. The
canal basin is filling up, and the coal stored
on the banks is being washed away. Fam
lies are leaving the shores. A disastrous
flood IS expected. Railroad travel via CO.
lumbia may be interrupted, unless the ice
breaks away and allows the water to- SUBJ
81 e The Co unbia O lroad and the travel
bridge is in imminent danger.
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Soldiers of the Mexican War Asking
for Federal Bounty.

PITTsBURG, PENNSYLVANIA. Febru-
airy 9.-An adjourned meeting of the sur
vivors of the Mexican war was held this
evening and a memorial to Congress was
approved, which sets forth that almost a
generation has now passed since the con-
quering column dictated an honorable peace
with Mexico, and but a few of the men
who participated are left to ask the bounty
OF government; that in view of the benefit
derived by the nation through the acq iisi-
ton of California and New Mexico, they
ask Congress to grant a pension common
surate witn the results springing from their
services and achievements; that as these
provinces were acquired from Mexico for
the sum OF fifteen million dollars added to
cost of war, and this heritage was fought
for by private soldiers for seven dollars per
mouth, they appeal to Congress to re-
member them in their declining years.
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N o I! E
ooLoRED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

CoLORED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
All Colored Soldiers or Sailors, or their
Legal Representatives,
who have received notice from the Treasury
Department that certificates have been issued in
settlement of their
CLAIMS FOR PAY, BOUNTY, PRIZE
MONEY, &C.,
and who have not received the amounts due
OF the same by this office, and
WITHOUT FURTHER EXPENSE BY
CLAIMANTS.
to send their NAMES, with POST OFFICE
ADDRESS, to the
ADJUTANT GENERAL U. s. ARMY,
WASHINGTON, u. @.
They should also state in
WHAT COMPANY AND REGIMENT THE
SERVICE WAS RENDERED..
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Adiutant General.
WAR DEPARTaEsT,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, d. c., February !, 1873.
fe &
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FoRTY-sEC0ND CONGREss-THIRD
SESSION,
saturdays Proceedings.
w. n

s@suruays proceedings.
WASHINGTON, February 8.
SENATE.-This body was not in session
to-day.
HousE.-The bill giving $50, 900 to
Wheeler Hubbard for fuses and explosive
shell inventions was passed.
A large number of private claims were
presented.
Among the bills reported from the COM
mittee on claims and passed to-day was a
Dill a~pproprlating the various awards by
the southern claims commission last year
In payment for quartermaster and commis-
sary stores furnished the army by loyalists
IN the south during the late war.
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Funeral of Ex.Goyernor Geary.

HARRISBURG, February 9. The fune-
raj of Ex-Governor Geary takes place
Thursday morning from the First Presby-
terrain church, On Market square. On
Wednesday, at such time as the legislature
may designate, the remains will lie in state
at the Capitol. The obsequies will be
under the supervision of the state authors
ties and under tue immediate charge of the
Knights Templar.
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The Modoc war-sienmer overdue.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 9.-The
troops in the Modoc war will remain on
the defensive until the results of tie labors
of the peace commissioner rs are made
known, and by that time they will con-
sumo all surplus provisions in that sec
ton of country.
The Australian steamer Nevada is ten
days overdue. Considerable apprehension
IS ente, tanned for her safety.
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How pomeroy was defeated.

Topeka, KANSAS, February 9.-Sen-
ator York, before the Legislative committee,
reiterates the statement that Senator Pom
eroy paid him seven thousand dollars for
his vote. He says it was a scheme to
catch Pomeroy. ingalls,, PomerJp's sue
cessor in the federal senate, knew nothing
of the trap for Pomeroy.
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BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.,
IRON MANUFACTURERS.
VARIETY IRON WORKS,
ESTARIISUEp 1879

JAMES D. BROWNE, MANUFACTURER OF
IRON I'M WIRE RAILING,
GRATING, vERANDAHS, FIRE-PROOF
VAULT DOORS,
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS, SETTLES.
Together with every description Of iron work
for BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL purposes
906 AND COZ BAsK STREET,
fe 7-dAwly RICHMOND. va.
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ron SALE.
HOUSES o. SALE.

A number of neatly-built brick and O.
frame SMALL HOUSES, desirably located Ea
SEVERAL MEDIUM-SIZE DWELLINGS,,
centrally located and conveniently arranged.
HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE, in the
most fashionable part of the city, with all the
modern improvements and conveniences, for
sale privately upon reasonable terms. Apply to
RICHARDSON & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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A SUGGEsTIoN.--A letter from Jeffer-
son City says a project. originating in Tex
as, is on foot for the legislatures Of Texas,
Kansas and Missouri to adjourn on about
the LIST of March and meet as excursionists
at Denison, Texas, to celebrate the com
pletion of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Central railroad to that place. The Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas company are said
to have offered free transportation over
their road, and the Texas Central will af-
ford facilities to visit Austin and Galveston.
1t is further contemplated in the programme
that the whole party shall, on the return,
visit Topeka, Kansas, and Jefferson City,
Missouri. If the programme is carried
out the excursion will be the largest ever
gotten up in this country.
Why cannot our contemplated celebra-
ton of the opening of the great Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad take q similar shape /?
The legislatures of Virginia, West Virginia,
North Carolina, Kentucky and Ohio are ali
in session. Each of these states are inter
ested in the road, and would no doubt like
to take a part in the jubilee, which could
be made a very imposing demonstration
The commingling Of the law-making powers
of the five commonwealth might result in
substantial good to all concerned. Let the
legislature of Virginia take the initiative
step.
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MONTHLY MEETING OF METHODIST

MONTHLY MEETING OF METHODIST
SUNDAY-SCHoOL SOCIETY.-The regular
meeting of the Methodist sunday-school
society was held yesterday at Broad
street church, T. L. D.. Walford in the
chair, and Charles P. Rady secretary. A
voluntary was sung by Broad-street school,
after which the meeting was opened with
prayer by Rev. G. G. Vanderslice. Inter-
esting addresses were delivered by Revs.
H. @. Cheatham, w. G. Lumpkin and j.
@. CRANBERRY, interspersed with sweet
singing by the Broad-street school. The
duet by little Misses D. and r. were par
ticularly well rendered. We should like
to see more singing done by the
little ones at sunday-school meetings /;
and we believe such is the desire OF all who
attend them. The following is the attend
ance for the month of January: Centenary,
12s ; Broad-street, lis /; Trinity, 144,
Clay street, l25; Union Station, 90 /. Man
chester, 81 Oregon, rs; Sydney, 40;
Nlcholson-street, AZ. The next meeting
of the society will be held at Clay-street
church on the second Sunday in March.
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evening State SunraaI.
AUCTION SALES.

TUESDAY, 18TH.
w. II. ALLDERDICE, as assignee of d. G.
Mayo, will sell this day, on the premises. at
Up. H. the valuable tobacco factory, corner
Main and Twenty fifth streets, together with
the machinery, fixtures, and Office furniture.
wEDSgs Jay, 10TH.
r. ID WARD, as assignee of A.. w. Trabue, will
sell, at ~ M, this day, in front United States
Custom house, valuable farm and personal
property in Chesterfield county. Also, house
and lot in this city.
TUESDAY, 25TH.
W. H. ALLDERDICE, as assignee, will sell
this day, in front of u. s. Courthouse, a
large quantity of valuable farm lands sit.
uated IN various counties of the State.
MONDAY, 17TH.
EMMETT CRCMP, as assignee of Thomas wor
sham, will sell at IL m this day, in front
Of Moody & Royals office, Manchester,
valuable farm in Chesterfield.
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THE TEMPERATURE.-The following
is the range of the thermometer to-day at
q. +. Johnston's news and music store,
9ls Main street /: 8 a. M, 46 IL M, 81
3 D. M. 46,
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LEcTURE.-Rev. DR.. Edwards will de-
liver a lecture before the Young Mems mis-
sionary society at Centenary church to-
morrow night. The subject of the lecture
is "How to Choose O Wife''-a yery
important subject. too.
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New TYPE.-If new dresses are evil
dences of prosperity, our sprightly contem-
poraries of Petersburg are prosperous.
The Index came out this morning in a bran
new outfit, and looks pretty.
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GETTING IN A HURRY.-The House
of Delegates passed a resolution to-day to
meet daily hereafter during the session at
IL O'Clock, a. m. =
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THIRD BAPTIST CHURcH.-A num-
Der of converts will be baptised at the
Third Baptist. church this evening, at a
O'Clock. :