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The London Record, in its review Of the
last year, las this to say about important
events in the southern States
I'm the southern States the inauguration
of the statue of the famous Stonewall Jack.
son has been the OCCASION OF great asscT1.
b'age at Richmond in the presence Of the
Governor. The Grafton pronounced by the
friend aud pastor OF General Jackson, Moses
Hoge, is said to have almost rivaIled the el0-
quenCe Of Bossuets splendid eulogy on the
great COnCG. But no stronger contrast could
be named than that which separated the
naughty, sel!-Seeking, and ambitious war
rior of the age Of Louis Quatorze
from the peace.lovlng, prayerFui, Chris
tan soldier Of the Confederate armies. The
description of the unostentatious pety that
mingled with his resolute determination in
the battle field is very Interesting. But we
chiefly bail the spirit in which Dr.. Hoge, in
the name OF the Cou1ederates. accepts the
results Of defeat with as much equanmity
as they would have hailed the fruits of vic
tory bad victory crowned their appeal to
arms. He justly points to the names of Lee
and Jackson as Illuminating the history of
the South. But whilst such bright memo
ries will always be honored, ne says that the
men who were willing to die for the princi-
pie 10 time Of war are the men of all Others
most likely to maintain the Government as
now settled by the issue of the struggle"
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Acfs that Have Become Laws.

The following acts of Assembly were APP
proved by the Governor February 4, 1876:
70 authorize the Potomac Bridge Com
pany to borrow money and issue bonds
therefor.
TO authorize the assistant assessors Of the
county OF York to complete the duties of the
late assessor.
To authorize Joseph J. English, OF Acco-
mac county, to erect a wharf on Chingoteague
emanuel, in said county.
Authorizing the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts TO refund fine aGjudged against A.
Z. Mooklar, Of King and Queen county.
To amend section Of chapter 1877 of the
Code, in relation to procuring abortions and
miscarriages.
70 prohibit the sale, exchange, and pur-
chase of corporate property by the board Of
supervisors Of any county except with the
approval and ratification Of the county court.
TO amend section II of chapter 90 Of the
Code as amended by act approved April IS,
1874, for the protection of game.
TO amend section II of chapter 16 Of the
Code, in relation to rewards for persons
charged with offences.
To amend section 79 Of chapter 81 of the
Code, in relation to abandoned turnpikes.
To incorporate the Madison Home Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
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letter from General Sherman.
lie Is NOT NOW, AND NEVER WILL BE, rREsI
DENTAL CANDIDATE.

DENTAL CANDIDATE.
ST. LOUIS, NO., February2.
Dear Sir Your kind letter is just received,
aud though I thought everybody knew my
general opinions on tue points OF your 10
0liry. I cannot hesitate to answer you 10 such
q way as to admit OF no misconstructlon. b
never have been, am not now, and never
shall be, a candidate for the high Office OK
President before any convention or the peo-
ole. ] shall always prefer TO see that office
filled by one of the millions who in the civil
war stood by the Union firm and unequlyo-
callysand of these notice many names willing
and capable. Prominent among them is that
of General Hayes, now Governor OF OESo,
whom we know as tiue officer and gentle
man in every sense. do not, however, WISH
to be understood as presuming to aC'kse
anybody in the choice OF the man. My vile
ard family are strong Catholics, but am not
that, however, is nsbody's business. be-
heVe ia the common schools, and don't stop
over The little matters which seem to be eX-
aggerated by the press, In some quarters,
however, these schools are eXtravagant, and
Indulge in costly buildings and expensive
teachers, so as to be TOO heavy burden TO
the taxpayers. Tbs tendency ought to be
checked, which may easily be done without
making it politicss question. Seli-interess
will regulate this ed make them free school:
to all and capab!s Of imparting the rudi.
ments of good English education.
Yours, truly, w. 7. saKRMAS.
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There was nothing of any importance in
the case Of Macdougal Us. Gui9oa, and we are
rather surprised that the Court CT Appeals
should have taken so muck trouble with it.
There was 40 Judgment or decree reversed
or affirmed" in this case; and therefore no
opinion necessary.
a constitutional amendment allowing the
Court to decide for itself when it would en-.
ter its opinions of record would be approved
by the people. II is an oncrous duty which
is imposed upon the Court by the present
Coustitution-.hat of writing out their rea
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the diminution Of the popularity OF the creed
which have weakened its friends in its sup
port where its Observance was essential TO
harmony and justice.
"To prevent so grand an achievement by
intcrposisg objections derived by an extreme
extension Of the Staterights doctrines where
there Is neither use nor necessity for u IS
only TO bring into odfum and ridcule those
grand old buiwarks Of human liberty, these
prime defences of American harmony and
progress. If in order to preserve these it
were necessary TO give up oil the splendid
promises Of this great enterprise l for one
would do it. Bat one has need to he sure
of his case before he wastes such splendid
opportunities for usefulness for the web and
woof Of an arbitrator, no malter bow skill
fully or what the ingenuity with which 1t II
woven. Il orr harmonious future progress,
our lust treatment and freedom, depend on
series Of arbilrations, is ! firmly believe, lei
US beware how we weaken them by at
tempting TO stretch them TO cases when
they do not cover In right reason, ard where
the obtrusicn OF such considerations can
only serve TO shock the common sense oil
mankind hope need not say that mean
no reproach 10 Siates.rights men, even 10
the pbariseeS Of the school, il true and SIN
cere. have neither the heart nor the right
10 cast reproach on any such. lregard toe
followers OF tsis school IS the soldiers oil the
true cross, politically speaking, if may use
the term in this sense Without lrreycrcncc,
which I surely do not mean; and God FORBID
that should cast A word Of rdicuIc or con-
domination on any, even the least, OF them.
If in what I have said l cast reproacn Oh
any. it falls first on myself. But regard IL
Us due to the doctrises Of that grand ola
school to relieve them from the odium OF IN
tcrposing them as unnecessary Obstacles 10
proc.cs. and Improvement"
Carefully und eagerly did the North look
to THE. aud wisely looking 10 her own az.
-randizt ment did she turn the fructifylng
strcam oc appropriation within her own Dor.
ders or those OF States which she meant TO
bind to herself by interest and common pur-
suits. Not 50 will, the South ; not only dId
she lavish her territory without looking TO
l.ropcr securities for fair share Of future
power 10 the Government. but neglected TO
secure Just share Of appropriations for her
own development. We have experienced
the results Of such neglect, nor can Sc al
fsrd t. continue it. For Que, say not. The
doctriie, ol states rights fairly considered,
aud with proper limitation, are priceless;
they are TIE GrIcuc2s Of human liberty ana
Inc guides Of fair progress. Let Us never
surrender them; but at the same time we
,hould take care not to interpoSe them un-
necessarily or neglect to secure fair share
Of the mCana of development for our peo'
pie"
"Nor can rc afford to continue ii. For
one, say NOH"
Let Us Ill say "NOT.'
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We neglected TO mention yesterday that

We neglected 10 mention yesterday that
Nj. GEORGE W. HARDwloKr, once Of this
city, but first and also recently OF Lynch
burg, has been employed as general assistant
in the editolia and business management Of
the Wilmington (N. c. Star. MIR. HARD
wlcKE'S experience a5 an editor is such as to
have given him the opportunity to improve
greatly what lie had /" by nsture"-an apti.
tude for Journalism. We wish the Star
much success. II is thoroughly progressive
paper abreast with the times, and merits
public favor.
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"ADpreciate the Greenbacks. y

The New Haven Union, though published
in Yankee lard, and so near to Wall street.
is in thorough accord with the South and the
West On Guanci&l questions. Read:
"GOd is made g commodity, Of which
there i only liri:ed amount in the coun.
try. Our importers need this commodity 10
pay their dl.ics. The men holding it put it
up at ai:ction III the New York gold-room,
and lively competition crsuc$. One thou.
>ard int!cbauts Arc bidding at Il time for
polllons Of il, and the gamblers, trained in
lhcir WClk, resort TO all SORTS OF devices TO
advance Tie price. If tue quantity was in-
creased from time to time from natural cluses
he monopoly might be broken; but the
limit is fixed. Taus the Spectators form
Lseir combinations, and over seven hundred
million, Of PIPER is affected by the traffic Of
tIr gclG-saH b!cr;, %nd is deprecated Is com.
pared with the premiums on gold. now, II
the Government were 10 receive its own
paper for customs duties this gambling in
gold would cease and paper would be nearly
at par with gold, its value being uniform
and interchangeable. The G0Vernmc ut could
60 into the markets of the world to purchase
the gold"
Or IS Fir. a. L. ELLETT, of this city, an
importing merchant, expresses 1t, tie Gov
eminent, instead Of having 4 single asen! to
purchase gold at the lowest price, has thou
sands Of them bddjng against each other.
Lam one Of these agents. said he. So is
every importing merchant in the United
States. They all must have geld, and they
are compelled TO bid against each other. No
business n in bis senses would pursue the
course followed by the Government in this
tnatter
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Professor Of
College.

We know of no expression in worse pos
sible taste than that which southern politi-
clans are SO fond Of using ssheu they speak
of their constituents as ".ny people" 1t
was Mr.. Jefferson Davis, We think, who FIRST
originated it, when he was-President of the
Confederacy, but be has had numerous copy.
lists. Mr.. Toombs constantly usss it, and
Mr.. Hin in his speech in the House OF Re-
representatives. repeatedly spoke q "my PEG.
ple' The last and worst INSTANCE we have
noticed is that of Captain w. II. Fowle, OF
the Virginia Legislature. He publishes an
appeal to "my people" nos to require bis
resignation. The expression IS an utter sole
cism in republican country, and cannot De
used without carrying with it the idea of a
superior addressing an Inferior. 1t would
be well to reform it altogether. - Baltimore
an,erican. So
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. Monument 10 sStonewalsa 5acasoa
In Europe


The London .Ihder of March 10th lsome
late copies C, which have bean obliglhgiy
furnished us, has the following at the head
OF It's advertising page in largo capitals
GENERAL THOMAS J. SToNE'taLL JACKSON.
Two continents, both friend and foe, com
biue to mourn the premature death o! Gene
raj jackson, hero and Christian. Two years
have baen sufficient to create fame which
has wen, the kindly resrset of enemies and
the admiration of the Old Would, which,
tweaty.four months since, was Ignorant OF
his existence.
It has been suggested that some general
recognition from Great Britaia of the worth
OF such man, by name, by race, and by
character related TO- Us, although the citizen
of another land, would be "a graceful token
of friendly feeling, from .he old country 70
our kinsmen across the Atlantic.
The emlneat sculptor j., e. Foley, ESQ.,,
r. A., has undertaken to execute q marble
statue, heroic size, OF the General for 81 coo.
while $500 may be required for the peaes'
tai, inscription, and other expenses.
Accordingly, for $1,000 acomp!ete statue
of Stouewa!l" Jackson, by one Of our mos
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DEATHS.

Died In Danvic. Va, on the Sd instant, Mrs
SARAH +. DABNEI.
Her remains reached the city last night, and will
be buried from Gracc-Street Presbyterian church
tRey. DR.. Read's) TODAY ut L O'Clock. Her
friends and those of the family OF Mrs. Lucy H..
Wharton are invited 10 attend.
Died, in Houston. Texas. Saturday, January 90,
Major DANIEL TRUEHEART, Jr, youngest son
of Daniel Trueheart, Esq late Of this city.
His remains will be inferred In ShockOe Hill
Cemetery at 1915 O'Clock THIS MORNING.
Funeral services ut the cemetery BY Rev. DR.. c. II.
Read.
Died, Friday. February 4. 1875. a the residence
of her husband, Mr.. George u. Pickett, Mrs. AR
LEILA &. PICKETT only Daughter OF Mr.. Flem-
ing Morgan, Of Chesterfield county, In the twenty
second year of her age, leaving 4 devoted husband
and an Infant son OF one month.
Beyond the sunsets purple RIM
Beyond the twilight deep and dim,
Where clouds and dark ness never come,
Her soul has found heavenly home.
God grant that this affection may be blessed to
those left behind, and that they riiy anaily form
an undi vded family in heaven. A FRIEND.
The funeral will take place from Grace (Episco-
pail church Oh SUNDAY AT 3 O'Clock T.. NJ The
friends OF the family are invited 10 attend
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MAJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. (cor-
ner Main and Sixth strectsl.--Rev. c. C.. BITING,
-. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and ~
=. ". There will be preaching every night next
week by the pastor. The public are cordially In
yitrd m attend
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Taurus Il, Russell is TO do the Centennial
writing for the London Times, and this
blawsted country is proud TO know it.-Cou.
"TAuRUs R.?" On, BULL Run RUSSELL.
Did YoG eyer?
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TIEL7NOUENT TAXES FOR 1872
CITY CoLLgcroR's, V ,sIS.

CRY CoLLECToRs HssTS,
RICuMcstp, VA, Feoru"s IL ,,,, e
A list Of persoEs,.snd amounts o! UeN, ,ts,,,,,.y
soual nxcs for shs year 1875 wiz u y. az
With asdinanc.e, chapter IL Section =; .,rr.
In ths ball, pesa the froat door ,rsyr1
,ranse,, or t'ne City Hall OH AoNpD =. Hu,la
tirs. day o. she February term o. ~
Coa7I ..,,us ~
The nu nes OF 81 persons paying '"g nos ~
tbs wee,, viii ,,e erased from t.e HE
E-2de for taat lnrpose; = ryGSAtLH
JUN : Coles.
! fe D.it -,
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7r.ya TRINITY CHJfRcH Sorry

NJ TRINITY CHURCH, Services at II
A. ". and ~ L. VI. by the pastor AT the mo rnlns
service the communion will bc adnln stcrcd. Menu
hers will b, admitted into the church and the Odt
nance of baptism adlni nistcrcd.
Sunday school, AS usual at O'Clock promptly.
These service; will be held regardless of the
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We knew that BANKs'S letter was forgery,
and did not publish it. 1t wasn't like him.
BY the same token we know that SHERMAN's
letter is genuine. 1t is SHERMAN all over.
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Mt CLAY-STREET NJ Il t 10 d S I
CHURCH tcorner Clay and Adams 3tfcctSj.-Ser-
vices To- MORROW at II "A. ID and ~ L. NJ, con-
Quoted by The pastor, Rev. Y. A. PETERSON. Com"
mupion after morning sermon. Spsc.a' sermoh al
night 10 young persons. Subject: =" ne CHI" inc
Father OF the Man. Seats free.
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Messrs. CADtLL, DOUGLASS, HARRIS, HUN.
TON, TERRY, Tucker, and WALKER voted for
the constitutional amendment limiting the
presidency to one term. Mr. SToWELL voted
against it. Mr.. GoopE was absent.
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The following report was suDinitteD ~ 80 -
Ing Of thc BOARD on ian rsary 2et6: tt.
The undersigned committee OF tn, SotAGD,,, n
appointed at the annual meeting 70 fS,,D,' ~
books of the cashier beg leave 70 tat sr. r.:
correctly and properly kept, and ~9il1 ,Tt: Il
fnilv refer . the statement or The q .G,,aI:
details NohaOS ~ ETxy
Ed. STE8EK.
COMMITTEE
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fe 5-9t

'nFFI( K OF The OLD, DOM,,,",SS,
" IROlS- AND SAIL-W0RkS III ~. =.
RICITao. ID. Va, Februsry 3, ED Ia .
and war, houses OF this company Es'EE ,,,trs.
moved the baIldin2 fronting ontHrfe:SsulP.
aud Mil streets. Is. +. ta.h s'nnr.i.J A.v;-
fe 4-1'H Io"&tS I-------
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 1st Instant, by Rev. Daniel b.
Ewing, d.. D., az the residence Of the brides IA
Their, augusta county, Va, Mr. RICHARD L.. u.
LORRAINE, Of Richmond, 10 Miss tDMONlA
LEE. daughter of Joseph r. Mitchell, Esd.
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NY FIRST ENGLISH L UTH Z f a \
CHURCH aIayo street >etween Brssdand Ross).-
Rev w. c. SCHAEFFg l.s pastor. Sunday scAooi 81
80 A. NJ. Preaching 1t IL A. III sad 1850 Z. n.
Subject for evening ser .a1a "rEe Mission or she
c,u,heraa Church. Seats free. A.Lcordnly well
! naI
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METHODIST

1T BROAD STREET METHODIST
CHURCH.-B d. S. DoGGErr %ill preach at
IL o'clock a. NJ, and will administer the sacra-
mcnt of the Lords supper after the sermon.
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nr ON SUNDAY AT THIRD.STREET

METHODIST CHURCH preaching rythe pastor,
Rev w Il. DERRICK. IL A. M.-auc1ect MIS-
sions 81 p. M.-Subject: The IDcomprehensibie.
IL Z. M.-Snbject: Gospel Feast.
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RE 0E AIS.
NOTICE
RICuMogo, VA. FNbrusr> 0, 4

RICuMOlo, VA. FHbrlsr.>6r l7''
The ONCE OF the RICHMOND PEkPhat e
RUUDlSG LOAN AaD TRUST CONF
has been removed 10 .iIa ohice 81 Miih,ssr s. >''
Ne. q ELEVENTH STREET., hlwccn h-n =
share WIN he due an5 payable on TUE 7Dsi'f"
ruary 9Th, nj z 2. ". >.,,.>..,.r,.,,; c,,A,,.
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M MAIN-STREET CHI I5,T A y
CHURCH.-ElGer PETER AISsLIE, LORDS DAY
at IL A. VI. and ~ z. NJ.
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NJ ST. JOHNS CHJ&CH--Litany
service and sermon ty the rectcs.EVEKE ( NIGHT
THIS WEEK alta Cuarter 10 8 o'clock. sests free.
All are welcome.
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r1G~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH corner
OF Twelfth and Broad streeisl.-Rev. JOHN Is
TCHPIS, Of Halifax, al ! l A. VI. and TX Il. u.
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PERSONAL.

4 WARNING. Hearing that 3EH1@
"a BIN BERG Is In the city aGtln, I"Hl !"
nublic 1ha. he Is not CONNECTED with III. prJlE
stats Gdrstts, and has no right 10 Solicit 41'''
tiscmenis or collect money for the stnc ,.
fc 5-ltE JOHN h. fsl',
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TAXES, &c.
- r~J4.--~-s-.re".e-.~7a3 -,
t,rry AUplIOg'- uFttSS :,

CITY AuplI0s', V FftssA
RlCIHi9Sp, FeIrGar! = 'o'V 4,
MO TICE.-Tbe annual llcen%c.tv3.. 2l,
~ WAGONS. CARTS, DKAfS, la Is}y,
NIBI iSES, BUGGIEs. ttr:. nteo ~, Ss y .
BlT( HES. and GOATS. expired % var WS 81 Z
Jsnu AIRY. licenses for The present ! .tni =, ~
mro, ,n,iv Vii sun,ec, owners to the peraI'i'''
ord nance, which will b. enforced: .yFa&.
IL $40. j. Is. hotsh L-~---~
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A dlytdertd Of 1--WE PER CENT. oh t. ".
paid In 10 j anuary LIST was declared $50 ''~
be added TO the stock st the mex meeting
BY order OF tie Board OF Dlrecln:I: TEN
' WILLIAM LUFESslE
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The popular cry OF the people is, GRE.
PEAL THE RESUMPTION ACT."TNess
Haven Union,
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LECTU RES.

I ECTURE
BY Rev. CHARLES F. DEEMS, D. D..
Pastor of the Church Of the StC.oHtf.' Of W.
York,
At CENTENARY METHODIST ErIsCc"+L Cnu2CG
THURSDAY EVENING, Februa5: ION.
at D O'Clock.
Subject "TRiFL1.s." Admission. 30 cent.
lie 2-td
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M ASBURY' CHAPEL (Methodist
Episcopal churchl, Tweuty-hfth street.-Ees. W.
B. DERRICK ut IL A. NJ Rev. ". TROY al 3 z
NJ. end Rev r. A. GREEN at IL z. NJ, SUNDAY.
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NJ UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.-Rev.
d. ~ REED Will preach at she Cniycraalist church
on MAYO street, on SUSC4.Y VI $3.50 O'Clock L. H.
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SODA-WATER APPARATUS, for the
SpanufacufAng Of soaA-WATER, GINGER Ale,
WINES, MINERAL WATERS MEAD, ROOT bk 81.
asd lliIpg; MARBLE DISPENSING APthARa-
Gus for tha coun,er, on new principles. sena tss
cafsIoxue. with reports OF judges ansaspNatus.
WHITMAN GEE, corner Elm and Trunk lih streets.
New York. Ittast - le 9-sCSoa.
qTOR SALE, a PEW in ST. PAUL.,
IT CHURCH NJ the upper end Of the main sspsle.
address PEW-0WNER. NJ this ossee.- " 4s.ts
VISITING CARDS, Soc. 10 c ] lar on az
Y tia DIspATCH. PRlSTING-0USG.
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distinguished .scnIptors, may be preparation
Transmission to bis n1tiye country when the
unhappy war shall have ceased. Towards
raising this sum the subscriptions of our
countrymen and countrywomen are earnest
ly solicited Central and local committees
with auxiliary ladies' committees are being
formed 10 collect the necessary fund.
The undersigned VIII gladly receive SUBJ
scriptions until the final arrangements are
made, and an account has been opened for
General Jackson's statue at Messrs. Coutts &
Co.'s, Strand, London, VIC.
n. Bit is not a. all intended that sub
scriptlons to the statue should imply any
opinion on the merits Of the American strug-
gle. They will be taken solely and simply
as recognition Of the rare personal merit OF
: eneral Jackson.
7mnsitiee: Edward Akroyd, ESD: Hon.
Evs1v, Ashley. Lord Campbell; Lord Eus-
.aca Ca., =, Earl Of Donoughmore Hon. Err
nos, Dnrcc, mbe, VI. P; Sir Elrdley Eard-
Iar R,r. G, Arthur Fl. Elton, Bart; Sir
james 1f Far gu %, Bart, NJ; p; Hon. G.
N = j. S. Giliat, Esq; w.
# ' GFegorp E ~ T. F.; Colonel Greyile,
u. F.; Sir Henry De Sir = Eerr nc ~
B. Beresford.Hope Esq, S 2n E. hI u S;,
Bart, VI. p; J. Lair, w. ~. !: Is. Gu
Coutts Lindsay, Bart. W. S. 'nossy, 81
NJ. P; G. Peacock, Esq; &. h. 9 .2n n,oua
Esq; j. Spence, Esq. Lieutenan. S0'o'ei
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MILES. HORSES, dc.


TORSES AND MULES FOR On
III SAIE-I xiii receive TUESDAY, ~
ir5rn,rv Isl; 3DRTY HORSES. III. Buck Will
sso strive dnrIag the wee Elk with carload: and
Mr.. Calvert With TWENTY-FIVE YOUNG
Spply at ny stables, Hranklin street between
Is 90. aodfLs EDNUND BOSSiEUX.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
FRIDAY, February 4, 1876.
SENATE,

Lieutenant. Governor THOMAS in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. C. G. Biting, D. D., of the
Second Baptist church.
Senate bill, with House amendments, in
relation to cemeteries and cemetery associa-
tons generally, was taken up aud the amend
ments concUrrcd in,