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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 2S.-For NeW Eng,
land, the Middle States, and The Lo.cer Lake
reqion, the barometer ,oiN rise, aoih a slt0ht
fail of temperature, northresterly to south.
,resterly acinds, and partly cloudy or clear
ing ,ceather during Thursday.
For the South Atlantic States, lower tenn
perature, rising barometer, southwesterly
to northwesterly winds, and clear or fair
weather.
For the Gulf States east Of the Mississippi
river, and thence northward to the Onio
valley, continued high barometer, with light
to fresh variable winds and partly cloudy
weather.
For The Upper Lake region and North.
west, but slight changes of temperature viii
occur, and clear or fair weather will prevail
except, possibly, near Lake Superior, where
light snow is probable. -.
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Cry CEysrs.-ln pursuance of resolu-
.san adopted Il! the last meeting of the City
,amnr;I. the President of the Board OF
N4ln and the Chief of Police will com
mcrrr in 4 fcw days to take census OF the
civ. The city is divided into three districts
arI. detail OF fifteen policemen will be made
w!r %iIl perform the duty-iive of the de-
,.,i working for six hours daily in each dis.
,,i., Tie matter is a very simple one, and
tie officers will only inquire the number o1
NAH md fcmalc residents in each house. III
c-,.cr that a correct statement Of the popua
len Of Richmond may be arrived at.
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IFor the Dispatch.
:Iames River water-Filtering Reser

nFor it is a point universally known tc
chemists that you cannot filter water clearly
unless il be in such state that 1t will Spon'
faneouslv deposit the solid matter by sub
sidence and leave the water clear. ."-Pr0fes
sor Uarh's euidence before the Royal Com
| mission.
In crowded Earope, in some places, it is
necessary to filter the waters that are OBJ
tained from rivers, and in other places to pu-
rify them chemically, because the waters are
corrupt, and not merely because they are
turbid. Some waters are impregnated with
bicarbonate of lime, and by the addition OF
lime water chalk is precpitated and must
be separated. Sometimes the supply is in
sufficient, and advantage is taken Of q rainy
season to store extensive lakes. Such water
must necessarily need treatment.
European waters sre. cleared by means
either of the "naturai filter" or the ",sand
6lter.,' Rivers are undermined and galleries
built beneath, into which the water perco.
lates; and this is called the natural filter.
The sand filter Is constructed With masonry
and layers of stone, gravel, and sand. The
sand filter seems to be the most approved OF
all the appliances. -: &.
Experience on the other side Of the ocean
has asserted that settling reservoir is ne
SSSsdIy uHpSAlUSS IVA uitiASAobss Us AS0aS3
il lsG6, sent Mr. Kirkwood, the chief engi-
neer. to Europe, to examine and report upon
tihar-beds and reservoirs. Hesaysthat the
successful use Of the fiiter-bed presupposes
the preparation of water in 8 subsidlng re-.
serSoir. Whenever the attempt has been
made to use the Gster- beds without that pre-
liminary AID they have either failee altoge-
ther, as In France. or rendered the water
but partially clarified, as in one OF the Lon
don works. s.sa''S g5t .''s'
AS far as the means of information eaa be
obtained, at this distance. it appears that the
waters of the James have no exact counter.
part In the rivers Of Europe from which
water Is obtained for. filtration. The streams
or rivers that supply European towns flow
through q region ge0logi really unlike Yir-'
ginia. Generally, their course Is! short, and
they deliver their treasure at no great dis
itance. comparatively, from their source.
They do not meander, like the james,
through hundreds Of miles, and receive on
the Way pumerons streams that floW over ?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-29
Texas se,aatorship.

GALVESTON, January 2S.-Au Austin spe-
cial to the. Ne,rs says: I'm the caucus last,
night Reagan withdrew from the canvass for
thetUnited States senatorship in favor of
General S. B. MaXey, and in joint session to-
day the first ballot resulted: Maxey, SO /;
Throckmorton, 40; Randall, 13; Reagan, 1.
General Maxey, getting more than halt, was
declared elected e8r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-29

PHGS1x LITERARY SoCIETy.-The anniver'
sary celebration of the Phoenix Literary So
cieiv of William and Mary College will take
place Monday, February %, 1874. Presi.
dent, B. B. Munford, Virginia; Essayist, G.
r. Wilmer, Virginia Debaters, r. c. Nc
Lean, Alabama; W. II. n. ?. Parker, Mary
land, affirmative; E. Randolph, Virginia ;
c. Is. Wilmer, Virginia, negative. Com
mittee on Invitation: j. A. Watts CHAIR
mani. II. D. Cole, j. A. Nickol, c. S. Scot,
". b. Lamb, J. B. Thornton, and L. G.
Peachv.
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ISireet-Ffght-Man Shot and Beat Over
the Head with Pistol.

WYTHEvIILE, Va, January g. Alexander
Meyers and A. F.Johnson had difficulty
this evening in font of Deuels billiard sa-
loon. Johnson drew pistol and shot three
times at Meyers, one ball hitting himin the
neck. He then beat Meyers over The head
and face badly with the pistol. The wounds
are not dangerous. Justices Scott and Sex
ton bailed Johnson in one thousand dollars
for his appearance for trial tomorrow.
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A CHANCE FOR EvERYBoDY.-The wisdom OF
the postponement Of the Kentucky Librsry Grand
Gift Concert to the 31st of March next Is beyond
dispute With over 81 100000 on deposit in bank
to pay gifts and that under the most adverse cir
cumstances, there can be no doubt now of q full
drawing, when the holders of tie lucky tsRets will
receive such splendid cash prizes as1f296i00Q,
81 90, 900, $50. 600. &25,e00,5&c. Itis:HaN posi-
tiv ely announced that there viii no further post
ponement, therefore every. onewill supply them-
selves with tickets, land every ticket VIII be sold
before the day of the concert. -
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PARDoSs REFUsED.-The Governor has
refused to pardon Philetus Tredo, convicted
IA The Police Court of this city, on the Sth of
December, 1873, OF assault, and sentenced
70 ninety days Imprisonment in the city
.,ao' lie has also refused to pardon Nelson
Ioo!e, convicted of horse-stealing, ia Camp
neI county, IN May, 1866, and sentenced to
'hc pcnltcnliary for eighteen years.
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A Fieht behind the Scenes.

PHrLaDRLPHIA, January 28.--This after
noon, after the performance at Fox's Theatre,
5a.fight occurred between William Clair, the
scene.shifter, and John Benson, stage man.
aeer. which eliminated in general light be-
tween the actors and some others, during
which Clair was stabbed fatally, in the abdo-
men. It is not known who inflicted the
wound. Several arrests baV6l been made.
. The cause of the fight was jealousy ON
Clairs part because Benson was talking to
his wife 5:ess ,ss y q & ,sis5 5r@5s ttse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-29

SELECT READlNGs.-Professor William
Valentine intends giving an evening of Sc
lect popular readings next Tuesday at the
Broad-Street Methodist Church lecture-room
for the benefit of benevolent object. This
will be his first appearance before Rich
mond audience. AS the object in view is a
charitable one, he will doubtless be warmly
welcomed. .u.- .i-.E. -#'E
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The sianlese Twins.

PHILADELPHIA, January o28.-Te-aaorrow
morning DR.. Pancoast and several other
leading physicians OF this city, in the abb
sence ola letter from Mt. Airy, n. G., leave,
without adyices, to make an examination OF
the remains of the sianese twins. pr. Pan
coast is very reticent about. the. affair, but it
is believed satisfactory arrangements for ar,
autopsy have been made. -rss,,.. IS II,
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=, LIE EEIG MAGDALA.-The British brig
.haSdaa, Captain Ivans, cleared ut the Gus
courthouse ,H yesterdayin ballast for Baltimore.
ihe Magtala has been detained here for
sDihe time on account Of her former captain
y ieunIng) being imprisoned in Prince
m,rotse county Jail for cruelty to Seth Hol-
IIn1sworlh, sailor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-29

NEW CHEAP ROUTE TO TExAs.-The " Iron
Mountain Route - is now finished from st. Louis,
through Missouri and Arkansas, to Texarkana, IN
Texas, where 1t connects with the Texas and Pa
cltc and International railroads for all points IN
Texas This line Is -140 miles shorter than any
other from ST. Louis, and has reduced the passen-
ger rates very materially. The time through is
much quicker and altogether tits the best route to
Arkansas and Texas.
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TEMPERANCE MATTERs.--The charter for
Lee Council, No. S., Friends of Temper
ance, has been received, and the new Coun.
Gil will be duly instituted tonight al I5
O'Clock at the rooms of the Old Dominion
Club, on Main street nearly opposite the Old
Market. This Council starts out with a
large membership, and bids fair to do good
work in the temperance reform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-29

HUMoR AND NoNsENsE.-Dr. George W.
Bapby will deliver a lecture at Marshall
ward Club. House this evening on I" Humor
and Nonsense" for the benefit of the club.
The Doctors reputation as humorous lee
turer of the best class is well established,
and his audience are sure to have hearty
IaIYUh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-29

TIE LECTURE To NlGHT.-Our readers will
bear in mind the lecture OF Rev. j. William
Jones, at Grace-Street Presbyterian church,
tonight at s O'Clock. This lecture upon the
attractive theme 1.-The Christian Character
of r. f. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, illus
trated by personal "reminiscences and anec,
doteS," will equal if not surpass i'll interest
any to which our readers have had the op.
portunity of listening during the season.
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Women's Rights 1snored-Raid ON
Usnnnr GtNraa

BosToN, January 2S..--The Boston School
Committee hstevenipg refused 10 grant seats
to the ladies elected to the Board. The vote
declaring them legally disqualified stood 46
to 80.
The State police yesterday made raid on
eighteen liquor stores in Cambridge.
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SPECIAL Court OF APPEALs-The Judges
of this court met yesterday ana ad-
iourned until tomorrow. They were In con-
ference, and will decide some cases on FRI.
day and Others on Monday. when the court
will expire by operation of law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-29

y LSaAAAktE LETTERS REMAs4INa IN THE
sh,iohSoND "A! Rosr-OFFICE January 2S, 1874.
@ piss virginia Adams, I4S north Spring
Sieel, pi, hichmond, Va; Mr. E. M. Archer,
i.tu.ho9d. sa.; Sarah A. Geetry, 920 Main
s,,ee.' s' Mrs; Mary Robertson. 3e4 Broad
snn S,.e. Ia, anu bfeek avenue; Ay. Bsgid Wit.
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IEnr fha Disratch.l

It has been a good thing for the city Of
Richmond the opening and improving OF
First street between Jackson and DuVal.
We understand our enterprlsing toWnsnen
J. J. Pendleton and Andrew Jinkins intend
building seven houses as. soon as the street Is
graded and improved. +
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, January 2s.-Mr. Gladstone ad-
dressed mass-meeting in Blaekheath o-day.
BE admitted that Parliament bad heen dis
solved because the Government felt their
power was ebbing. He attacked Disraeli
for seeking to divert the attention, Of the
people from domestic to foreign politics.
The real issue before the country was
finance, and the measures nov. proposed by
the Government were eminently practicable.
n Dir. Gladstone spoke at great length on on
the various subjects affecting the welfare oil
the country, and concluded by proposing as
the watchword for the. party !" Liberal
Union.u He said if the Liberals were not
united they would suffer disgTaeefuf defeat.
If dissensions occurred, however, he Eonld
refuse to continue TO lead the party. sss
Afr. Gladstone spoke for an hour, and at
the close received % yotegoE confidence.
There were only 8, 900 persons present.
s. lss:sit ,s1js sJ.ss II Spain. 4 SO q u
q BIYossE, january Ff2s. The report that
the CarIistsa have captured asantander is de.
MED. 1t IFS now reported through lafiist
sources that that oTporation Is now suego'
tiating to raise 2,0a0y 900 pistas, which the
Royalists demand as their. price for abstain.
ing from the bombard rdmeat of. that esty.
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liz ihE NoroDIEs.-Dr. Granbery, it Will be
:. 1ieL!oered, n viii deliver lecture tonight
,T1ehtenafy a Methodist Episcopal church ON
.hS NV Nobodies." From the. reputation Of
i'H ~ .aslurer, with the humorous subject 10
,x ,;. assasd, the public may rest assured they
VIII hagg j literary feast. -. -
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eoSvicT REcElrED.-The sheriff of Pi,tssl.
anna Yesterday brought, down Chris. Craft
tnesto), whose sentence was commuted bp
ne.oo'efnor from deatEho eighteen years
1"i"tisohment in the penitentiary.
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f., ,sf;AiScYIELp HALL.-The ladies' of the
u.'stlan uIn clurrb having given up Springfield
aia', Springfield Division, Sons of Temper
a, s1c, VIII hold their regular meeting to.
night a. half last Z O'clock.
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ENTERpRIsE.-Mr. J. T.. ELLYsoN, No. 1112
Main street, two doors above the Dispatch office.
has bought the whole edition of the Central Pres
6yterian Of this week, which contains the Interest
ing letter Of Rev. }. A. LATANE, of the Episcopal
Church, giving his reasons for his Withdrawal
from the same.
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If YOU WANT A NIcE-FITTISG SHIRT, ont of the
very best material, leave your order at E. B
SPENCE s SONS.
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REDUCED.-As the season is advancing Messrs
E. B. SPENCE & SoN have put down the prices o.
their oyercoats and other heavy winter stock a
greatly reduced prices. .-
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UNDERWEAR, OF ALL GRADES, and from me-
dium TO best quality, ct reduced prices, at E. b.
SPENCE & SONS, l 800 Main street.
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No1asy PUBLIC ABponuED.-The Go
'aAor has appointed Mr.J. p. O'Ferrai!
M1;ry public for the ce&lntyof Rockingham.
VIA office al Harrisonture.
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CLoTHING.-E. B. SPENCE & son, 1900 Main
street, have very large stock Of readymade cloth
ing which they are selling at the very lowest mar
ket prices. ~
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Georgia Legislature.

ATLANTA, January %. The Legislature TO-
day, by a vote of 100 to e5, indefinitely post
poned the proposition to hold constitu-
tional convention.
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SiAMEsE TWINS photographs of these mon
s.rosities taken from life, by REEs Co., 81 and
913 Main street. Small size, 25c. each large size,
81. The trade supplied at the usual price.
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SMOKERS ARE DELIGHTED WITH THOSE USAP'
pRoAcHADLE clear Havana l0c- and premium oc
cigars ut ScHAAP's, 1402 Main street.
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BEST WEST VIRGINIA LUMP COAL, $3.50 per
load; Anthracite from $3.50 to 20 per ton; Clo-
yer Hill lump, 1925; wood, $3.50 to S3 per load,
at G. d. PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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KENTUCKY WHIsKEy, four years old,--cclebra-
ted Buckner brand-$2.50 per gallon, at CHRIS
TIAN WHITES.
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Headquarters for SMOKING and CHEWING TO
BAcco. It Is IN undeniable fact that there Is
splendid assortment Of the above st ScHAAP's cl-
gar and variety store, 1402 Main street, near Four
4
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THE PEMBROKE SHIRT Is WARRANTED TO FIT.
Leave your orders at +. D. SPENCE i SONS, 1890
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Death OF q Telegraph Manager.
SAN FRANCISCO January 90 90 John F'oie!, J,
manager of the Atlantic and Pacific Tete-s
graph Company in this city, died last night.
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T THE LOVERS TELEGRAPH and LITTLE FAscI-
NAToR-A new supply at ScHAAP's news depot,
l4O2 Main street. VALENTINES at wholesale and
retail .a.e. US
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CANES are going rapidly at ScHAAP's, 14o2
Main street, He has a decidedly choice selection.
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Z CALIFORNIA ApRrcoTs and cURRANT JELLY al
CHRISTIAN g. WHITES. a..
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TOMATOES In gallon jars for hotels and boarding
houses, at CHRISTIANS WHITES. - 49,
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-, ~a,,a,s,I =, q . Z ai,,e- sSfsaased P0fk.

s. I'm from Eating OfaeaSed Pofk
III cnc,ssArr, January 90 Mrs. Trainer and
three children and Mfrs. Baxter and TWO
5chiIdren are dangerously III, Of aurora, lnrt ln-
iiana. fFons eating pork In M hict tksfe were
.sriehifsa. Hiis bsiieYed they eaii ssir4 We
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OFFICE OF CLERK HOUSE OF DELHGArE5,1 J!
RICHMOND, january 13, 1874. 6.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEMBLY approved April I'd, 1873, It fs law
full for the Circuit Court Judges OF this Common.
wealth, until the times for holding the terms OF
to fix the time for holding such tarlns The terms
Of the Second Circuit have been liked as follows:
Nottotcay county.-Fcbruary 1st, May 1st, ana
October 1st.
Prince George county.-February 9Th, May 9Th,
ana October 9Th. 80
Chssterfeld county.-February 18th, May 18th.
and October 18th. ~
Dinoiddie county.-Mareh 1t, June 5th, and
November 1st.
Grssnsotlle co,.r, -sfarch Goth, juno Esd, and
GU Of Pasrsjuy. 25th and November
SUSSEX county.-March 25th, June 2sth, and De-.
cemDer 9th. ,r Yrocrp
e. Clerk of House OF Delegates OF Virginia.
IN 1d-2taNlm ...a..4 ....s !.
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;poogAsnI,p ~ g
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s.asYsIa,,, Deasla.

January %. - Exs Cntetsei
Justice james Thompson, Of The ssnnremei
Court Of Pennsylvania, fell dead Ia the ST.; ST.;
,prene Courtroom this morning.
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I CuEppER AND STILToN CHEEsE, old and very e5
SUPERIOR, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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FataI A ecsdont ON re.

ie BosToN, January 2s.-Two Young men
broke through the lee Mt Wslsham, and we're
drowned st;ssss sssssi5
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF House OF DRLEGATES,l
RICHMOND. January, Ii 1874. !

RICHMOND. January IL; lS74. )
DY. AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
b ASSEMBLY approved April 2, 1878. 1t Is
lawful for the Circuit Court judges OF this COM.
monwealih until the times for holding me terms ms
law to fix The times for holding such terms. The
terms OF the First circuit have been fixed us fol-
lows: s.4sg SIS a4s.t .s4rFE
18th. 5 I4 ss
18th, and September 22d.
NAssEMoND coUNTY.-F.e February; Isl, May lssh,
aud September 29th.
ISLE OF WIGHT coUNrY.-Fe February 9Th, May
26th, and October 9th. sss,t .ss,sy-
suRRY COUNTY February sth, june 5th, amt
October 18th. .lSsss -. II -
SOUTHAMPTON COUSTf.-FeDruary 2oll, June
18th, aud October 2fth. ,.S-a
NORFOLK CoUNTY.-March 9Th, June Esd, and
November Sd. ~. " 80 ssLts-.
J. BELL BIGGER,
10 a13-2aw1mo Clerk OF House OF delegates.
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LYME q BROTHERS on the premises, AZ - O'Clock,
three-stpry brick tenement and lot on Mayo
= street. w ~
mt his rooms, at 10 o'clock, large
and varied sssostmentof of furniture, show.cases,
glassware, Ae, &c. s-s:s 7 ,.5' s3s
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FrRs AT COST at P. WE1sroEa q Co.'s.
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,S
I. RICHMOND, VA, january 14,lS 5
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS.
full for the Circuit Court Judges OF this Comufo7-
wealth. ulitil the times for holding the terms or
their respective courts shall be prescribed BY law.
of The Tenth Circuit h4ve been fixed as follows
Hnnorer county. March 1st, May 20th, and Mo-
Iaaisa coanty-March 9th, May 1o,h, and Sep.
teniber 25th. :,
Caroline county March Goth, May 3oth, and,
October 9th.
King George county.-March soth, September
1st. aud November 1st
stafford eoNnty.-April 9th, September 9th, sn6
October 27tT.
IYestmorsiand cossnty.--Apri. laril, June a'h,
Ai Ricszaond comty.-April 18Th. June lsthiand
October 20lh. .ss .
18th, and November l7th: 4. y. ,,,, ,,, 80
| ia lh-2taw1m Clerk OF House OF Delegates.
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OFETCTAL.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF Mo5sE OF nKIgcATEs.s T.
a. ~ 81, RICHMOND, January az. ls74. ~
DY AUTHORITY Or AN ACT OF ISIS

DY AUTHORITY UFsAN ACT OF AS..
D SEsfBEFanSrrsssdTA pfii Gsa873. ltfs mH.s
full for the Circuit Court Judges GE this Commons.
wealth, until the times for holding th terms or
time Tor holding such terms. The teens Of the;
Judciai Circuit have heen 9xed rs folfowss
s dceomac eoenty March lsts Jnne lst, ma Octo.
: Nortiampte,s county. March 4 2,h, June sth.3
Izfsa6eth. eitgicoua.y. March soth, jane lbth.;
N HGr,otek county March 9th, June Goth, and
YSrk coanty.-Aprillst, june 25th, and Noyel,.
Der 1st. Il ~ 2sssst55 e ~
williamsburg oRd James City county - Aprit
Charles Cttg county. pril 0ti, Jply and
sNe,c Kent coanti MAY 9th, July 2ed. and Dee
cember ttl. j. aBELI.. BIGG GEE, go
ia 3.Sawfm Clerk House of Delegates.
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,Funs sra, & ?. 1,1 wr1.IarH tie & CO.'S.
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will again come up in the Senate, and Car
penter is expected to make long speech, in
which be will shock the nerves of some of
the adherents of the Kellogg government
in that State.
Carpenters speech is very likely to prove
the beginning Of some very animated discus
sion on the condition Of affairs in Louisiana.
Several of the leading Radicals from that
State regret very much that he cannot be in
. duced to hold his peace. TIMoN.
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