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balonoinp to the Miller Manual labor
schools. and what interest on the unfunde.1,.
storks held for the benefit of other iDs,itu-
tions of learning. The message a.ld com.
were referred.
ACTS THAT HAVE BECoLE LAWS.
Mr.. LovENsTEIs, chair man of the Commit
tee on Enrolled Bills, reported the following
acts approved by 1ie Governor February =
1876:
An act to provide artificial legs, or com"
mutation therefor, for William K. barnaW.
To amend section Of chapter IL OF lhe
Code OF 1873, with regard to o1nchi ponus
To authorize the Board Of Supervisors OF
York county to borrow money 10 reou'!u
the courthouse, Jail, and clerks ONCE Oh sa'u
county. :,
To authorize the county of MiddIesex TO
vote on the question Of the purchase OF tue
Urbanna toll. bridge in order 10 make IL
free bridge.
To Incorporate the Hamilton Institute.
To incorporate the Turner Home, OF NOT
folk city.
To amend section % of chapter 56 OF the
Code OF 1873, in relation 10 the alteration OF
roads, canals, aud streams. - =,
To authorize new election In the town OIL
Farmvile on the question of subscription
to the Farmville. Charlottesville and STAN
ardsville Mario w-Gauge railroad.
To amend section of chapter 10 OF the
Code of 1873, in regard to the construction
of statutes.
Transferring to the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund certain tonds OF the common
wealth received by the Auditor OF fuohc
Accounts in equitable settlement ot claine
in favor of the Commonwealth undeI sectlon
"a of chapter 40 of the Code OF 1913.
To amend section % of chapter l6l OF the
| Code of 1878, in relation to rules.
To amend section of the act to lncorpo'
rate the Little Sisters Of the Poor, OF hlch'
mond, approved April II, 1874.
TO provide new registration OF voters III
florence Store voting district, In the eouh'
ty of Chesterfield.
To Incorporate the Virginia Relief Asso.
citation.
To amend the act for working the public
roads of Loudoun county passed 10 1890
and to repeal certain acts amendatorg thereof
PASSED.
Senate joint resolution extending the time
for the final settlement Of the Treasurer o.
the city of Richmond with the Auditor Of
Public Accounts.
| House joint resolution authorizing the
Auditor of Public Accounts, at his discre
ton, to suspend legal proceedings on the otfi
cal bond of James NJ. Corbett, late treasurer
of Southampton county, &c.
PISu CULTURE.
House bill for the appointment of fish com
missoners was discussed by Messrs. PETEF
CARTER against, and TALIAPERRo and FITz
! PATRICK for, and vas advanced to its thlrt
reading.
THE IMMIGRATION BILL
came up again as the special order, and after
discussion was advanced to its third read
ing, with all amendment adding the GOV
ernor. Secretary of the Commonwealth, anC
Speaker OF the House, to the Board OF I'm
migration, consisting of four citizens to bt
elected by the General Assembly.
| RECoMMTTEr.
On motion of Mr.. WILLIAMS, House bill
for the sale Of the commons OF the town o
Woodstock was recommitted.
Adjourned at 2:45 z. NJ.
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JUDGE WArxISs.-The Inder appeal re.
ferring to the candidates for Lieutenant
Governor says: "The .Farmvlle Merossy
nominates Judge L. N. Watkins, most
worthy gentleman" The Dispatch not hay
ing. yet spoken we invite our friend to "ewn
up" that thejudse is the right man for the
ottice.-FamrsHe StrcaTy.
But, then, we should have to endorse so
many other capable and worthy gentlemen.
SO we compromise by charging them all <or
their friends) SO much per line for lauda-
tory notices, and-so do not have to write any
Of them ourselves.
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DEATHS.

Died, Yesterday morning at O'Clock, at the re-
sidcncc of her hll. bau nd, William Cody, No. 2O9
Brosd street. Mrs. BRIDGET CODY, Ia the forty
fifth year of her age
The funeral will take place TO-DAY at half-past
2 O'Clock from st. Ptter's cathedral. Friends and
acquaintaDces are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.
Died, on the Sd Instant. at her residence In
Chesterfield county near Robiou's STATEN. on the
Richmond ana Uanvllle railroad, after protracted
and painful illness. which she bore with Chris
lan meekpess and resignation, in the bissful
hope OF rest hey ond the grave. Mrs. CATHARINE
F. LOSGtST, the beloved wife OF Hugh Longest,
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence THIS friday EVENING, the 9Th instant,
at 8 o'clock. The friends and relatives OF the
family are requested to attend without further In
syitation.
Died In this city, after lingering Illness, JAMES
WELSH, o native Of the county Of Wesmeath, Ire
land.
His funeral Will take place from the residence Of
Mr.. Christopher Cox. 1882 seventeenth street,
THIS friday MORNING at Sh o'clock. His
friends and acquaintances are invited To attend
without further notice.
Died, at Avondale, Hanover county, on the 3rd
Instant, HARRIET b., daughter OF W. n. and II.
n. Gardner, In the seventh year OF her sge.
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February 2, 1875.
fPor the Dispatch.l
A Short Talk about Home Matters.

A Short Talk about Home Matters.
DEATH FROM INsANlrY.-A negro woman
named Harriet Smith, who bad been sent to
Jail as lunatic, died on Saturday night. On
Sunday afternoon an inquest was held, and
the jury rendered verdict that the deceased
came to her death from insanity.
Dispatch, February 2, 1915.
On Tuesday morning this simple announce.
ment met the eye OF The community, doubt
less carelessly read by many, and forgotten,
but most intimately concerning all. Reader,
white or eolored, had,you been poor and in:
sane this might hive been your record. The
most helpless, most innocent, most.to-be.
pitied of all GJd's creatures, is the destitute
maniac. Treating them as We do, dare we
call ourselves Christians? Two weeks since
l visited the city jIl. Poor Harriet Smith
was then the solitary inmate Of u wretched
cell, with bare walls, aud one large window
which gave neither sunshine nor gladness,
having broad Stats, all turned upward and
Iapping one another. Here she suffered all
the torments Of deranged and wild imagi-
nation. "Poor Toms cold !" / was not
permitted to see Harriet, though could hear
Ter strong voice. Her language was terrible.
Seeing afterwards the notice OF Harriet's
eatu, called at the jail ard learned that
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THE Wisconsin Senator.

wc have another senator from r .spubN.
can State elected over the regular nominee
Of the Republican pariy-ASGos CAMERON
over the present senator r.cAsrES"ER)-in
Wisconsin. Mr.. CARrESfER is. an able man,
and certainly he acted in. the matter of the
Louisiana difficulty like an horest man; and,
we must say, altogether unlike MORTON,
SHERMAN, CoNKL1Su, ct td'eS,ne genus. Mr..
CARPENTER also voted against the civil.rights
bill. Therefore we did not especially desire
the defeat ef Mr.. CARptSTER, and are by no
means sure that the country will be bettereu
in CANERoN, of whosl, however, we do not
know enough to jrstify us in forming any
opini on Of him.
Nevertheless, We have to say that the cleo
ton of senators by combinatioEs between
tDerocrats aud Boiling or dissatisfied Repue'
licans may be generally regarded as Indica'
tive of the waning power Of Radicahsm
Ne see how its ranks are dfetded by The
! growing Mpatience of its TutRess rule, and
4 we also see that better and more gentle III
pulses arc spreading. This rs most crafty
ing. No republican government can ions
endure in which the Fancors of sectional nate
constitute the main support Of the rullns
party; nor can free people long bold thei
liberties while their Government eursues th'
poFsy of punishment and oppression to
wards part of their ceuntrymen. Tyranny
is 100 fond OF power 10 surrender the usurpa
tings that the hates Of war mgy tolerate o.
a means of revenge towards part OF tn
people. 1t will besure in time to turn upos
those who tolerascd them while others Wer'
1.-THE sufferers. The country must be gov
termed all over in the same manner-elEle
!, all republican or all despotism.
:, The people are beginning to see this, ant
to good extent we attribute to this fact TIL
= marked Impotence of ultra Radicalism which
is manifestipe itself in all quarters. W.
' have not doubt that generally the countr!
gains by every 'deteat'of the Radical 'caucu
nominees. In the'case Of turning out CHAND
LER and puttingin CHsrsrIANcY, from Mich
gan, the gain to the nation was eminent.
valuable And even in the matter of turn
i ing out Mr.. CARPENTER we m,y infer tina
" there is some advantage in defeating tn
. Radical caucus.
Upon the whole, things seem to be moving
successfully.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

D GO WHERE YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY, as the times demand 1t. The place /, = {.
WILLIAM THALH1HER's, COL Broad .,r...
where You can save 25 per cent. By purch,.,n,
your Dry Goods, as l will sell of the b,i,nco
OF my stock at greatly reduced prices.
WAMsUTTA COTTON, 15c.; DAvOL coTrov
14c.: FRUIT-OF-THE.LOON, IKE; Ar
BURN COTTON, 12Nc.;
Good 4 BLEACHED COTTON at lOc.1oSs-
DALE CAMBRIA. zoe. per yard;
Good A BROWN COTTON at 81, 10, and 1a,A,,
per yard;
200 pieces LIGHT PRINTS at sHe. per yard:
rs pieces good GINGHAMs at 1Oc. per yard.
DRESS GOODS, the greatest bargains ST the ....
son;
BLACK FRENCH MERISoS at 9oc., 81 10 ana
81 20 worth 81. *1.25, and 81 so;
BLACK CASHMERE at s5c., 81, ana q On xcr,,
81, $1.25, aud 81 So;
BLACK ALPACAs at rs, 80, SO. 40, so. soc ,,,
to$l per yard;
CREPE yaILs at 81 worth 1880, and up to $40
apiece;
go pairs BLANKETS at 80. %, "a, a. 5o,.,,e
and e7-yery cheap;
8, 900 yards CAMBRIA EDGISGS and ISsrpr-
INGS at 10 to SOC. per ward.
In CASsIMEREs, WATERPROOF. CLOTHS
Ladies' and Misses SHAWLS and sKipTS'
Ladies' Misses, and Gentlemen CSDFR'.
SHIRTS, call special attention, a. wilI vire.
extra bargains Ia them.
Also, a large assortment Of SCARFS. RTBRoys
KIDGLOEES. HANDERCHIFFS, CORsETS''
PUCKET-BOOkS. SILK MUfELFRS'
SHIRT-FkOSTS, COLLARS, and CI'FFs'
and lots of other articles. >
will keep In future full line Of gantlemea.s
furnishing goods, such AZ White Shirts Collars and
Cuffs, Hose, Handkerchi.fs, Kid Gloves Lisle and
Cloth Gloves. Suspcnders, Bows, Tics, &C., which [
will sell at The lowest prices.
To save money call ut
WILLIAM THALHIHER'S,
COL Broad street. corner sixth street.
n B. have tust received 4 large assortmcn: Of
beautiful LAWNS Tin remnantsl at 12sc a yar,i
worth zoe. yard which will offer TO those Wish.
ing to purchase before the season opens Call early
| before they are picked over.
Call early At
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S
fe3 6o1 Broad street.
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W. 1T Is UNDERSTOOD BY EVERY.

We II 10 ONDChoIOOD ID j Ef ERl"
BODY that sYCLE BROTHERS Is the place
where DRY GOODS are sold cheaper than In any
other establishment. in the city. They are Offering
now
500 pieces wAsH.PoPLIN at 1916. worth
1885,;
200 pieces London SMOKES and English SUIT.
INGS at I2hc. worth 20c.;
500 pieces DRESS GOODS from zoe. up to IL per
yard, suitable for the present aud coming >,a-
son;
BLACK and COLOR SILKS-a very large as-
sortment-at very low prizes:
A full stock Of MOURNING GOODS at all price;
WHITE aud RED ALL-wUOL FLANSEL> az
25c.;
All colors OPERA FLANNEL at &C.,;
A very large stock OF CASSIAEREs from 25c. up
to 81 per yard
10000 yards remnants IRISH LINEN at as,oG-
l.hngy low prices;
pieces BROWN and BLEACHED DAMA>kS
just opened at 40, so, 60, 75c. and 81 per yard;
FRUIT-CLOTHS very cheap;
100 dozen TOWELS at 10 and l2t4r.
100 dozen TOWELS ut Is and zoe;
100 dozen TOWELS from 25 to 50c,-ali thee
goods are extra cheap;
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTUNS a. the very
lowest marked prices;
WAMSUTTA MILLS only 15c.;
Sd, 81, and 10-4 BROWN and BLEAClED
sHEETINGs from 25c. w to Sec.
DOMESTIC PLAlDS. srRIpED sIlIRTINuS,
and ENGLISH CHEVIOTS;
A well-assortcd stock orc ARPErS, OIL CLOTHS,
our stock;
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, QUiLTS-while aud
colored-at great bargains;
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRT T. ir"ra
SOC. up.
We offer special inducements In
LADIES' STRIPED sHAWLs,
BREAKFAST sHAWLs,
NU8IAS,
LADIES' and MISSES HOODS,
CROCHET and EMBROIDERED sACQUEs;
100 dozen MERINo VESTS for gentlemen ana
lades-very cheap;
Only "A few more dozen LADIES' KID GAUAT.
LET'S ut s7Hc.
LADIES' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE r. n
25c. up t. IL pair;
8 1000 yards CAMBRIA EDGISGs and INSERT
INGS, just opened from l2.c. up;
! 90 dozen LADIES HENsTJrCHED HAND
KERCIiIEFj at 1870. worth ~ per dozen.
100 dozen HANDKERCHIEFS at l5c. worth
2jc.;
100 cozen LADIES' HEMSTlTCHED HAND.
KERCHIEFS at 20, 20, 80, AMI l0c. ali
worth 25 per cent. more;
l 600 LADIES SCARFS at at 90, 20, 40 aud
5Gc.;
l 90 sets LADIES' CUFFS and COLLARS at 30".;
KID GLOVES Ia all colors at 75c -,
and$ 1925;
The largest and nnes: stock OF CoRsETs in ihs
city;
All letters and colors INITIAL PAPER at 25c. reS
box;
900 pieces NECK and SASH RIBBONS a, grea.
bargains;
KNITTING CoTIOSs 4, $50.
per pound;
All Nos. MACHINE NEEDLES.
In fact We have q very hne and nell-assor:ed
stock In every department, aud guarantee satisfac"
ton to all who should hon or US with their calls.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Finh.
Country merchants would do well to call on NJ,
as we can offer them special Inducements. Goods
sent all over the country II money sent or by en"
press c. ODD. ja30
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Major HUNTER, OF Frederick, writes to bis

Major HUNTER, Of Frederick, writes to his
paper:
at seems to be generally conceded that
the appointment was illegal, but there is a
division of opinion as to the election OF Ma
jor Boy kin. though it occurred during the
term for which he had been elected MEM
Der of the House, and the salary had been
increased during that ti0e. He is popu.
lar and efficient officer, and q determined
effort will be made to retain him even though
the committee to which the resolution Of in-
quiry has been referred may report adverse
ly 10 bis tenure of Office"
I"Elcction' and "appointment mean
the same thing in this case, as we have
shown. Indeed, "to appoint" seems leng
to have been the word used to describe " to
elect" where the election was to be done by
Congress or the Legislature of State.
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a CENTRE SHor.-In the debate on the
ciyil.rIghts bill in the House on Wednesday
night Mr. WHITEHEAD, Of Virginia, said "the
trouble was the. black man wanted some
thing, aud would always want something,
because he was dissatisfied with his black
SKIN. They could not give him white skin.
and therefore should educate him and elevate
hin' and do the best they could for him
h''--". -:stk4s..2sy .a.lv.s.a;;....e..'
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ICE! ICE!-.FULL SUPPLY FOR THE
i YEAR OF The BEST QUALnY.-Th,mkiu
for past fayors r., ,pectfully solicit the patronage
of my customers ana friends agsiu the coming sea
son. relying upon an experience OF twenty-odd
Years 10 give entire satisfaction.
Orders and CONTRACTS solicited. Prices TO suit all.
Orders left with Major a. X. Courtney, corner
Thirteenth and Frank!u streets. will be PROMPTLY
,.tteu.ld 10. y T. G...A.-k4T.M.
il 2s-ead2wS
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SPECIAL NOTIFIES.
r ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.

t-ts al hAOIF W UNSE III
Al, 900 worth of s.IRING and SUMMER DRESS
GOODS,
PoPLI PIoUEs, COLoRED SILKS, &C.
Also. TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYL1Es, +
to be sold off at great sacrifice
during the month of February.
T. X. PRICE & co.
will sell upon their back counter during The next
thrty days some great bargains In the above goods
to which special attention is called.
SPRING and SUMNER PgPLINs,
SPRiNG and SUMNER sILks,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES;
FALL DRESS GOODS, best shaaes'
TABLE DAMAshS,
TAARLE.NAPKiSS and.n0YLIFS,
TOWtLS, HUCRABaCkS. r.,
C0IIORRb rs BLE-CLOTHS, &C., &C. fe3
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

MISS JULIANA ~MAGRUDEH- CAN
Iyl accommodate PERMANENT and TRAN
SENT BOARDERS ut the h. mper House. No. n
Grace street. between seventh and Eighth streets,
lately conducted by Mrs. Janeita b. Poore, de-
ceased. IL 4-2tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
SUPEuISTENpESr'S OFFICE,
VIRGINIA PENITE nTIEnY,}
RICHMOND. February, 2, 1878.

JAMES ROBINSON, white convict,
~ thirty. three yesrs OF age, iiye feet niue aud
half Inches high, escaped from gang employ Ell at
prisoner WAS sent 10 this Institution from the city
OF Richmond In 1878 10 serve terin OF three
years for grand larceny. a reward OF FIFTY
DOLLARS VIII be pail for his arrest and return
= this !g.:.!!.t! =. Gs9SG-- F. sr:e TIER,
It SGT superintendent
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on The 3dinstant, at the idencc of the
brides parents, by the Rev. q. G. Biting, ID: -.
Mr.. HENRY CABELL JONES and Miss CARRIE
BAkGAMlN, daughter of George Barganln, Esq.
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~ FEBRUARY, 1875.

IB FtbnOhh13 ho'"'
r. r. PRICE & co.
have just received
COTTON SHEET'EGS,
BLEAuHED COTToSS,
IRISH LINENS,
BLACK ALPACAS,
BLACK 6OMBAarSES,
BOMBAZINE CLOTH,
TAMISE.
MOURNING IMPERATRICE:
ESGIIsu CREPE, CREPE Wells,
pLACK and CoLORED KID GLOVES,
CoUNTERPASES, QUILTS,
fe3 COMFORTS. BLANKETS, &C., &c.
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M INCIDENTALLY PURE -

NE INCIDENTALLY PURE
COD-LIVER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST.
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony Of our physicians who
precrt be IT. and OF patients who have taken It. tn al
il Is more acceptable to the stomach and moro
easily Simulated than any other oil.
A fresh supply ust received DIRECT from New
fouudland. MEADE & BAkhR.
Importing Pharmacists,
oclS 9l9 Main street.
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CLOTHING.

John LATOUCHE, la
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
eli MAIN STREET,
Is receiving large additions to his stock Of
CLOTHS AND DOESkISS,
and being fresh stock Of acknowledged good quail
ty gives opportunity for
DRESS SUITS
unexcepiionable IN every respect.
The WINTER GOODS VIII be made up at very
low prices, and as the aSsoT tmenI contains the
usual variety, gives every advantage In selec. ion.
ia %
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COMMITTEE REPORTS.

Senator SMITH, of Russell. in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. George G. Nanderslice, of
Sidney Methodist church.
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Mr.. PRIDEMoRE, from the Committee On
General Laws, reported Senate bills to incor-
porate the Ladies' Memorial Association, of
county; to amend the act
incorporating the Male, Orphan Asylum to
change the name of the town of Fairfax
to incorporate the Virginia Prison Reform
ASSOriatiOp
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benz DIR. Silsbee elm Oenfmal errihten fpeaell
letner 9liidliten @ntbeduns Der AWAKE
SIS, etnes Mntrii9lifen Seilmittels fir bic
itllmmfen Sdmorrbotbenfdtle-be
10000 Sdnen bat es fein Wfal f%ebtaelhlaQen.
Gs 1T ein einfades @infiibrnnssmiftel,
ihmeralos unb letdt an3%ubrtn9en, aepdbrt
lofort atnoerung, mirft oils Snftrnment, @rs
ipetfnn9smittel unb Meoifameut uno fam
bic 9eiluns nidt perfeblen. Yreis $1.OO.
Srantirt Sugeidtdt mad @mpfaue bes Yreiies
BON y. yfenftaoter II. Co., As Walker Str,
New York.