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sREaKef NOTICES.
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iBHIELDED PINyaaali sizes;
IGLOVE<sad sHOEsBUTTONERs;
SIDE, DREsSINas FINE, ROUND. TDCk-
+ ~-and MBINATfeN-C COMBS;
HAIR TOOTH. NFAETst, NAIL, CoMs-,
and CL0THEs-BRUsHEs;
PocKET-BOOKs,P CURSES. and MEMORANDA.
:. BOOKS;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nboxess4~ J.
lFooLSCAP-, NOTE, AID LETTER-PAPER;i
ENVELOPES, PENS, INK, PENCILS, and MU-
| !, CILAGE; ~ ~ ~" ~
CROCHET, SEWING. woRsTED., and Ma.
CHINE-NEEDLEs; t2f..@ - t.sa sSf'' T
HA1R-PTNs in ten different qualities: ia@5Ss :.
LUNCH, TRAyELLfNG-, owORK., ana IN.
I "@ FANTStBAsKETS; TO- q 100 .9's"t - H.
PICTURE and MoTTO-FRAMEs; 10" -;
SATCH ELS; SCHO0 L- BAGS and TRUNKS;
SLEEVE, COLLAR, and CgFFIBUTTONS =
|SHfRT-sTUDS IN great variety; e%aEIi t!a5 / q
INFANTS SHAWL. and HANDKERCHIRy-
/ PINS: lRSsgSEn III IL aNDSs Y'1ss..5 -
EARRINGS. BfSGER-RINGs,t and BREAST.
ttau PINS ;iaantf JHT iHsG1 ri ;5afsy ~. J,
BRACKETS, ToWEL-RACKs, and .alAToH-
BOXES; ,t,y,,ttg,,,y} ~ .,.,n.,E,,,., s...,,
SCISSORS. KNIVES, and RAzoRs - a7,r !
CHAINS and NECKLACES; f,Y.,i..s s,. =
PICTURES for ornamenting boxes, scrsp,books,
a., vases, &C.; .ot.s,.,..,., ~ =,
RIcTURE-co ORD. PrcTURE-:NA.I1L1s, and and PIC
7, TURE-TASSELSa and MATS "a ,,
sHAWLSTRAPs, KEY-CHuNs, and KEY
RINGS; ARK! :,
SOAPS, EXTRACTS, aud To1LEr.wAr1E.TRs; =
|TIDIE-PlNS, THIMBL ES, and BODKINS;$a n.
TATTING-SHUTTLES ELS, CARRIERS. STOCKING
~ HOLDERS, and SKIRT.sUPPoRTERs, at +.
..fe 10 corr aa& $50 LEVY BROTHERS.,
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The case Of DIR. HAMILTON, of Georges,
who was appointed by Mr.. MORRISON, Of In.
diana, clerk to the Committee Of Ways and
Means of the House of Representatives. is q bad
one. When the charge came out that he had
named his child after JOHN WILKES BooTH
and it was denied by the Doctor, we believed
him; for we could hardly suppose an intel
ligent man. injudicious enough to name a
child after an assassin. The English JOHN
WILKES was hardly man for an American
at this day to name child after but we
thought that possible, while we hardly con.
sidered it possible for any man to name a
child after poor BoorH. But DR.. HANDLE
roYs denial fails before the fact like frost be.
fore the sun, and that feeling of sympathy In
his behalf aroused by his denial of what,
supposing it untrue, was justly regarded a
great outrage, is turned to contempt for DR..
HxMBLEroN in view Of the fact that he did
name his child in honor of BOOTH. It is q
remarkable circumstance, very small in de.
gree, and involving a.duplicity loathsome.
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Ultra Radical Administration papers have

Ultra Radical Administration papers have
intimated that the court and jury of st. Louis
are under rebel influence, and it may be an
ticipated that IL General BABCocK Is convicted
of completely in the whiskey frauds it will be
ascrlbed to ts'srebel influence" This is rather
alarming to'us rebels. +, IF it be really so that
"rebel influence" is grown so great that it
can turn the scale of judgment-can acquit
or condemn, bind or uuloose-it will be be.
sieged, and finally bought up and become as
corrupt as Radicalism itself. Oh, no; We hope
not-we believe not that it has any such
power just yet. This "rebel Influence is
only little trick, q sort of s''punkin head "
with tallow dip to frighten fools withal.
1t is not light enough to see to take a drink
of crooked d" whiskey" by. But it looks
gloomy for the Presidents "chief cook and
bot5le.washer." ....- ..... ..-..-... ) '
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GA PALpABLE HIr."-As already stated
in the Dispatch the Republicans in the
House of Representatives opposed the diplo.
matte and consular appropriation bill, and
yet, as it was bill that had to pass, they
desired to avoid vote by ayes and noes
upon it; but the Democrats, led by RAN
DALI, determined that such vote should be
had, and the vstc was 100 toe! During the
roll.call the following incident happened:
Mr.. Stevenson Democrat), of Illinois,
said son this bill am paired with my
colleague, General Hurlbut, who is neces-
sarily detained from the House. If he were
here would vote 'aye,' and am inclined
to think he would vote the same way"
GLaughter
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The University Bili-Roanoke College
f;.,..-a r.... lf.gsa Speaks d: .Esgtt u

.f.4a Jo SALEM, VA, February IL, 1916.
AT q meeting of the Faculty Of Instructors
of Roanoke College, February 10, 1875, the
following resolutions were passed: si-.a
l. In view of the bill pending in the 'Legis.
lature asking for an appropriation of $4,000
annually to the University of Virginia, we
unanimously concur in the action of the
Board of Trustees of Richmond College, as
recently published in the Richmond papers.
q, RESOLVED, That we furthermore protest
against the passage of this bill BY the Legis-
lature for the reason that it would be so
positively detrimental to all the colleges of
the State that have been built up to their
present prosperous standing by the liberal
ity, exertion, and selfdenial Of energetic
men and practical educators without any cost
to the State. ~ f.. r.,-Eo- @,.3 ~ - Is
8. Resolved, That we would consider the
passage of such bill at this time as very
discouragiDg to our labors in that educa-
tional work by which we have without any
cost to the State placed so many Of the edu:
Gated sons Of Virginia in her professional
service. 1t would be taking this work out
of our hands and giving it, with the profits
thereof, to one favored Institution, making
US pay without our consent our proportional
tax for the sustentation of such favored in
Stltution. ~ 81 .sgt.4 ~ TH.ffGs- I&r& S!J} j.
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Dogs and Sheep.

We are inclined to believe that the DIS
patch Of yesterday struck an idea that may,
with the help of q little practical knowledge,
he utilized to the advantage of sheep.raisers
in the war between the dogs and the sheep.
The dog.owners are more numerous than the
sheep-owners, and are therefore more pow
erful in deprayed age when the law-making
department of the Government is degraded
by the degradation of the body polite to the
degree that even dogs give a bias to the tenor
Of the laws. .. -... .... ...
The dogs have skins that are really valua-
bic, and it is only necessary to utilize these
skins to make the dogs something better
than an incubus, and to ;nske them 80 much
more valuable dead than alive that dead dogs
may multiply greatly to the advantage OF
sheep.raisers. As sheep-raisers cannot get
the protection of the law, this idea opens the
practical way to relief. Inaugurate the bu-
siuess of tanning dog.skins-put price on
green dog.skins which can only be had BY
killing dogs-and the thing is done. The
business might be arranged SO as to provide
fund for purchasing skins, and recruiting
e the fund both by contributions from sheep
raisers a. ! the profits from the sale of tanned
dog.skins. /
Apart from the destruction by sheep-kill.
ing dogs and by the various depredations Of
dogs, do citizens ever estimate the heavy cos
of feeding dogsi How much they consume
We know of one dog who ate in twenty
four hours 6ss pounds of beef. 1t was ascer'
tanned in this way: The owner of this doc
relieved q commission merchant In Rich
mond OF quarter of beef that had, In con
sequence Of the ETHEREAL mildness" of the
season, become suspect. That quarter was
given to the dog under circumstances thai
made it positively certain that no other dog
shared his feast. Indeed, he was an animal
f, that no other dog would dare approach. He
set to work, and in twenty.iour hours there
was nothing left Of the quarter but the
larger bones, clearly denuded of tissue and
even Of stain. They were as white as bone:
ever are.
There is the capacity of one dog. BE was
above the ordinary stature Of dogs; but ht
strained his capacity, as will all dogs. 1t il
the nature Of the csrniyora to gorge them
selves, and when pincbed a bit in appetite i
il their nature to proWl and devour with al
their might. This very dog of enormou!
appetite taxed the community heavily, and
indeed, the contributions to bis stomacl
were not quite equal to his demands; SO ht
went over into the focks of the neighbor
and sacrificed several sheep to his insstiat
appetite. The result was that his oWne
found it necessary to exile him. The com
mupisy Will be glad TO know that he Is gone
], The telegraph announced his safe arrival u
Baltimore yesterday: news as agreeable =
this community as IL IS, ne suppose, paintp
Il to the people OF Baltimore. fiS
sc The subject assumes the dignity Of asgrea
public matter, and In view Of tho failur
OF all other expealents devised By the sheep
raiser thus far, He commend thst'ef the tan
nirg OF dogg hides. IL that be taken hold D
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The peope Of lRichasand, Va, are fond Of
opera. h We Infer as much from the fact that
ar, audience In that city recently remained
patiently seated until quarter after 10 O'Clock
at night awaiting the, arrival OF the primo
donna Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, who was
detained on train. Washington has tol.
ershlea quiet class of people, but We, think
that the house would have been demolished
or the money refRndedt the buyers OF tick-
ats If such q contiugsneys occurred here,
The aVirgsnians atake, the palm Cor music.
loving and patience, and Miss Kellogg the
COMPLIMENT Washington Chronicle.
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DEATHS.

Died, in this city, on Sunday the 18th instant,
DR.. JOSEPH A. SARTORL - 80 -
The funeral will take place TO-DAY lTuesday)
the 5th Instant, at IL o'clock, from DR.. Hoges
church, Fifth street.
Died, on Monday the 14th instant, at 9,cloci,
at The residence OF her father corner of Thirteth
and streets, Church Hill, ANNIE W., infant child
Of s. W. and s. V. Mcdowell. .ss...... s.
The funeral will take place from the residence
TO-DAY at / O'Clock. Friends invited to attend.
Died, In this city, February b. 1870, In the for'
native Of Navan county, Meath, Ireland. p,
His funeral Will take place from the residence OF
hts brother-in-law Philip O'Neal, No. 500 Louisi-
ana street, Rockets, at 10 O'Clock THIS (Tues6ayl
MORNING. Friends and acquaintances are invited
to attend. --..-.---..--s.---------------
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A Liberal a Philadelphia quaker.
l26 SOUTH TWELFTH STREET, I

PHrLDELpHrA, Second Month ID, 1868
E. L. Van L e,c, Postmaster, Richmond:
Esteemed Friend,-A circular dated JaD-
uary 7th last, suggesting donations for IL
brary for the colored people OF Richmond,
has interested me. 4 have therefore this day
sent to j. B. Lippincott, 7f5 Market street,
a complete set of the Penny Cgclopedla, In
sixteen volumes To the more advanced
readers it will be a source of much valuable
information, though probably the number
who can at present use it will be small. L
sincerely hope that that number will steadily
increase through the kind aid of those who,
like tbyself, interest themselves In the edu.
cation and elevation Of these people, result
most desirable not only for the immediate
good of the colored people, but for that of
YOUR whole community. ".%
: I have been much gratfied with evidences
which I have recently bad that the State of
Virginia is taking the lead in wise and gen.
erous efforts for the instruction of her col.
ored citizens.
am, with sincere respect, thy friend, e
..---.-----CHARLEs YARNALL.
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with energy and sskilift WHITFIELD upon the
dog population. Many hnndreds of dog.
owners who would vote against any man
who would vote to esx their dogs would sell
each of their sgins fora few cents ora drink
of liquor. Try IL,
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HPEEIAL NOTICES,
T READ TH1si = =
sYcLE BROTHERS

i tss,h cASLE 0HUChERS
have one Of the largest and best assorted ,,..s,
DOMESTIC Am FOREIGN DEYeoopss
la the city, aadca lie special attention ., M.
friends an the public' geaerally to the fo,,o.,.
goods, juss married down % thesei.~ asure..
90 pieces soPT-FINIsa cAaBRfc. ono
Wide, ct only 12kc-eqai to Loaadsls. ,s,,,.
Y at I5c.; 1900 tt&F z .h3cg az.,:s
go pieces soFr-F1ERHcAMBRIcs toc,.no,.,
l2Kc.; fEftaaF <,rs-.,g
LoEsBALE CAMBRIA, I5c.;
BLEACHED and BRow11 CoTToSs:
BLEACHED and BROWN saEETINGs-,r A.,
the best brands-retsiIeda At case prices:
DOMESTIC ,PLArDs and SHIFTING sTsrs,,
at 8, 10. and 2kc-s
Fuil.width LINEN sHEETIsG only ese-ssv..
- everywhere ats
Don't fail to examine osr stock OF DONEsrtcs.
before buying elsewhere; - - 40
1000 yards remnants. IRISH LINEN az fully "a
TO 80 per cent. below thefY valre;
The largest stock or PRINTS and CAaBRIcs J.,
the city at 81, 81, and roe per yard.
As the season Is greatly advanced, we offer poxm,
~g balance Of our stock Of
CARPETS, OIL. CLOTHS, RUGS
~, 'HASsoCkS, BLANKETS, sRAwLs.
TRAVELLING: and CARRfA6E-RoBEs.
Comforts and QUILTS,
at price 70 astonrsh every buyer. We are de,s,.
mined TO close out our whole stock OF WISrye
'7Se GOODS regardless Of cost; 3. ~
10 pieces DRESS g FOODS redaced from %, so,s
e.. Soc. tothe low figure Of enc SHILLING;
RUFFS at zoe. per dozen, made OF good nate,,r.
100 dozen sHIRT-BO5ONS at 25c. worth q; ~,
dozen, fully. ,--..,.r,.y
Don't miss this chance. Come at once and set
your goods at the lowest prices FROM
.,....s-... -'t--abi" easYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street, Between Fourt!.aud Yinh.
fe 12
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"Tuckahoe" has sent us very interesting
response to our questions concerning the
duration of the nighttime. We shall publish
it IS soon as we can fiud room for ito.
morrow, we hope. Y t@,.@1H IS Nj 4
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 9th of February, 1876, at the
Ter. Of the seventh-Street Christian church,
CHARLES E. TOMPKINs, Esq, TO Miss MARY
IDA GREEN, eldest daughter OF Andrew Green,
ESu all 0f thiS civ. y
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~ COHEN BROTHERS

are now Offering
TABLE LINENat $780, the German hardware
at Acc, reduced from CSC. at Toe. reduaei
from 1920. re-. .........
HEAVY LINEN TOWELS ut 20c., reduced from
Csc, and ut ESQ. worth fully $780,:
Also, DAMAsK TOWELS at s5 and 4oc.-2S:.
less than their regular value.
Besides their attractive and cheap stock Of IRISH
LINENS they have Just received
500 yards of REMNANTS OF the moH popular
manufacturers, which they offer a, half value.
Their stock of sHEETISG, as usual, Is re.slet at
- piece price; III. ...lI.... g.. "...
800 yards full yard-wide WHITE CAMBRlCs!
il ,lOc., just reduced from &c.,;
25O yards FRENCH CAMBRIA at 2Jc., nuaI
price being 40c.;, ,...,.
A large lot of MARSEILLES QUILTS, purchased
at various auctions duEing the past season;
All the most popular brands OF BLEACHE0 and
.a BROWN COTTONs ut the lowest market
prices - ..& -@'"3 rS'"
A large stock Of COLORED SILKS at less than in.
porters, cost, Including all the varioCs evening
shades; E K "5 2s.'j@f #''.&
The largest stock Of BLACK and WHITE REAL
n fLACES In the ctty-principallJ bought st sa''
tion-apd are now offered 81 near cost
Do not fail to see their stock Of HAABtRGh
EDGING and INSERTING !; II comprises u
- cheapest aud largest variety 10 The city.
A large stock OF KNIT-YESTS, fer ladies', geusH'
mems, and children's wear, at cost to close !H
this season;
TIVE cases more CALIC0RS, In good quassI "
5Hc. af-fH# 50 HAtE--.sts
Just received, ten cases Of CAI.1CoESfof me CON-
Ing season at az to sc.-sn the bss. qua!lae''
For RIBBONS, a.n-s.
,..t.s.... ID. CARPETS, nus@~
-; FLOOR and TABLE oIL.CLoTHS,
save money and call at or,.pps,
3e5 Broad street,
a2 q between Third and Fourth
L
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MEETINGS.

NEASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM 6
NI beers of RICHMOND RAN DOLPH "
LODGE, No. 10, are requested to attend a. " =
stated meeting at the Mason's Hall THIS EVENING
at O'Clock Members of sister lodges and visiting
brethren are invited be present By order OF the
w. nj. WILLIAM D. hlDDlCh, "
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gJ- GENTLEMEN'S, LINEN, COLLARS
81 at40c. q dozen; a5tltsJu,sl rs.fr'> ~ |
GENT EMEN'S PAPER COLLARS at Sea box;
BOYS MIXED COTTON SOCKS at SIC. a pair;
GENTLEMEN'S PURE LINEN HANDKER-
10 CHIEFS at ~, $3.50, ss' and up toss per
|GEtTLEMEN's LINEN COLLARS of the lates
styles at much below regular prices :; ..... "a
|GENTLEMEN's UNDEKsHIRTs and DRAW
ERS:
GLOVES of every description; LOO ~. -
SOCKS In all qualities :" '|,'@' - 7''
|SUSPENDERS in great Variety: ~ ...,-
TIES, BOWS. and CRAyATS; -sit ~ IL
SILK, LINEN, aud COTTON PoCKET-HAND-
KERCHIEFS; j. yas - gt1EsI lsEis
WHITE COTTON NIGHT.CAPs; ~ -
SHIRT-BOSOMS; .siJrtAGI xsl ~ 1.EG.EE
IRISH LINENS and SHIFTING ,CoTTONs very
NJ cheap, at E.as3.. 81 j. LEVY BROTHERS..
Bargains In SILKS and other DRESS GOODS.
re 10 = 1al.oc la. .-sa-aE9 ltIs L1tt. -
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;DJRE.BREDa PoLAND.GHlNAH HOGS.
Il iP0ssala, asupersar BQARatwos 5earsanA dyc
months old. weighs oy gS NV fEHs9@eosssHan'
fel2-st ScottsYille, Albemarle county, Va,
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oPERA-HoUsE.. !.
@21 >. GRASD ENTERTAINMENT


a q; III, bjss =I ATi;sr9s2 ':ann8J O
it'.l ~ VIRGINIA oPERA-HoUsE. 32i"
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 49, 1875,
40 noaaua3 ~ at sio'clock, tIiH ba:E - 4
by the pupils OF the EleTenth-street "Hebrew
Sunday School, assisted by, the. choir OF the
Eleventh. Street synagogue. -" = :, 80 :
s, an =, INN PROGRAMME .asy IN!
q..u sq'HH .;,t, PART FIRST. aatl aflq:
1. acknowledgements ssNrcH's ORCHESTRA
8. DUET-a Pale Moon "-CaEfpaua- -. s"' a.
II aHrs.J. REINHARDT and Mr.. Gus. MILLHIsER
4. Observation-Disclosures OF Living Flowers :
s. SERIES OF TABLRAUx-Mother Goose, Little
4 - Bo-Peep,n Bridal Tour, Jack Sprat, Old Woman
|, Who Lived In Shoe. ..t- - -.
6. SOPRANO soIo........ 49,. Mrs. J. RE1NHARDr
r ~ H"' .-#-' 1 PART SECOND. '' ''r,'i'''' A
1. TENOR SOLO,. ........- Mr.. JOHN D. BEDFORD
r. CINDERELLA .iIuE .lLE.1u isgJf uiL.5'
-. :. Lord Easy Going ian old mau, childish and
ra Lady Disdain (hls wifej. - 81 lsHtA4g
5: Gh nnaSsIls Lady Disdain's daughters W
-31as Cinderella Il ord Easy Goings daughter).
aa-L Prince Amour. 4. .'s.,t 49, s~,tsa.t .
f-.7 Fantasia 1.-The god-motherl- az SRI .f.,tg =
Bully Tin "a herald. 80 w. &c.,. I'll
8. TRIO. -. Mrs j. REINHxRDT, Mr.MILLHIeER,
and Mr. BEDFORD ,.-,-..,, .,5
4. THE MULLIGAN GUARDS.
Admission. SOC. Doors open at 2 O'Clock; per-
farmance commences at s O'Clock. fe l4-2t .
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g- sTILE. GREATER RRpyCTI0I
IN PRICES OF
DRESS GOODS, CAssIMEREs, NoTIoNs, tc.
.,1~EJE AT WILLIAM THALH1MER's
COL BROAD STREET.

Il
)! As / wish to close out my, stock of WINTER
| GOODS, will sell them at prices tina, Wal aston.
ish the whole world. Cell aud be convinced Of the
| great 5srga lns to be had H.G- .wr
PLAID DRESS GOODS, suitable for tie, prese,,
aud coming season, at and below cost;
SOLID COLOR DRESS GOODS, pretty and new
shades, at cost;yIg a4gE Ga 3a..s
BLACK ALPAGAs, eAGHEMEREs AERIyos,
+ and DELAINES; /" sd IA >Gasl'r A.
CREPE Wells, SILKS, &C., exceedingly cheap;
TABLE-LINENs, NAPKINS, TOWELS;
NOTTINGHAM LACEs, for curtaIns;,
QUILTS, very low; ~ ,..g-tst.... ..
BLANKETS, sHAwLS, SKIRTS, .#- ...
WATERPROOF. CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs At
d +. . cost to close them out; ...., $780,.
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELs at cost;
LADIES' MISSES, and GENTLEMEN'S ME.
4 RINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS extra chesp:
500 pieces BLEACHED and BROWN CoTrUSs
at 1Oc. a yard, the best aud cheapest In the city;
EULL-WIDTH sHEETINGs at 25, 80, and sse.
re q yard, very cheap .9& ,l- ....
800 pieces CAMBRIA EBGINGS and INSERT
INGS from 10 to SOC. yard-call and zee
them; .-k ens-s t~.. 3 d"
so dozen sHIRT-FRONTs, all linen, from Is 70
5Oc.; .-Ht".'.5' "st ...3s-s.
100 dozen LADIES' and GENTL EMES's LIGHT
andDARK KID GLOVES at cost, to reduce The
stock. -"t.-'Ia ian = @&' s'.i .H.....
For great many other bargains call earlya
. .s.s-s. +. a. WILLIAM THALHIMERT,
29-S,TuTh So f@a4.- COL Broad street.
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OFFICE RICHMOND KAlLWA1, SVHTAN1I !
.atrS91s-'EI RICHMOND, January 81, 1865
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at their office,
on Leigh street, on MONDAY the goth day OF
February, 1875, at II O'Clock M, go
The above meeting Is postponed. by direction of
the President, to MONDAY the 2sth Of February,
at the same place and hour. s.,.E .
i fe Std !.i-zas 81 s Q. WAEDROP, secretary.
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RELIEF OF sHERTFFS

House bill for the relief of the late sheritf5
and other collecting officers of the Common
wealth was discussed with much esrnestness
by several members, and was pending when
peals came up, at ! O'Clock, and, on motion OF
Mr. CoaHILl, was postponed until Wednes.
day. go. .,.,s. .a..z
Senate joint resolutions agreeing to the
constitutional amendments in regard to the
elective franchise and qualification for Office
came up as the next special order, and were
discussed by Messrs. WITCHES, JONES, and
GIDDNGs in opposition to the amendments
after which, on motion Of Mr.. DooLEY, the
resolutions were postponed until tomorrow
(Tuesday). IS t &v:EJI -ltUs.tt.T
Adjourned at 2;30 P. NJ. until II O'Clock
A. 81. Tuesday. .,s go ia -as@ .Ga
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). DESTRUCTION OF STATE BONDS. 4,

Mr.. MASSEY called up a resolution, offered
by himself, to provide for the destruction OF
certain blank bonds In the State Treasurer's
Office, in accordance with recommendation
of special investigating committee Of last
session. After discussion By Messrs. MASSEY
ARMSTRONG, and CARTER Of LoudouD, the
resolution vyas Dassed BY, ~. ..rE, E-te.s