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New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
Brooklnn propcrlr % Eet.

BrookInn propcrlr % Get.
rErO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No,
4 los Eeinscn si.i 3.stnry brick DWELLING, l1e va
loughbt GORDON L.. FORD. 81 Clark st, Brooklyn.
Gountrn properin 90 fet.
TEVO RENT-At Plainfeld, n. j., partly fur
nlsipd honso containing 10 rooms near depot owner
val hoard for rent. Address THOMSON, Tribune Oiice
rENO LEASE mt Rye for three years, a good
comfortable HOUSE, with carriage house, garden, hye
gtnnd fruit trees, &c; heathy high ground
near depot deaiahe place. Rout fSj per mouth. Posses
sion Immediately WM. MATHEWS, "a CathaItnest
TE'O RENT for one year from Nov. 1, 1876, n
GENTLFMAN'S PLACE the Sound less than
hour from New York New-Havcn r. and mile dis
taut from two House completely and elegantly fur
nshe hot and cold water, furnace, houses and
grlp,ries bearing Winter aud summer horses carriages
cyeIy thing copete. Address MERCHANT Box Si7 p. o.,
Ny
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
For Both sexes--City.

NsISS G. L. HANDY gives private iustruc-
w ton 70 DEAF MCTES IN ARriCULATIOSj plso,
sammcring aud all defects u uerance ITO last
III
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

Bg Tritqh " camp.
lots n East 7fth-st, $50 II " Of 3daye each 25x
1922. Martha A Holder. n..--.......-.-.......----
BV 4. j. Bieecfcr G Son.
/ three-story and basement brick house, VIII lot 70
l2S Orohard-st = $50 II OF De!anoey-sb loi 22Sx
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

INDEPENDENCE DAY ORATIONS AND POEMS,
No. 33,
Contains oratlons by william " Ev1rt Richard T. stors,
Charles Francis Adams Henry Ward Bccch and Robert c.
winthrop the National by Bayard Taylor and Centennial
hymns ANA songs by Holmes Taylor Bryant and whittier
IIce, postpaid iu pam Dhlot form, % cents
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

THE WAGNER FESTIVAL. No. ST.
Contains the letters OF THE TRIBUNE SPECIAL COR
REsPO NDENT CJ r. g. m az Bayreuth, describing The
production of "The Ring Of the NiOeiang,'
Sent by mail TO any address Tor cents.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
Geachers,

A TEACHER of experience wishes to obtain
u The priurip1i.lip u small academy viii engage upon
ssIrv hire or purchase. Address =. o. Box Ia, Bound
MINK. n. j.
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'she eouasla. sas guanioareaItIl iuIo
s.yls.efsaE dfstfle S - al 'l.ss
or relief of sha snretles of s. d. d. BaaIe.
efate treasurer OF quier county.
10 authorize the trustees sf Front ROYAL
Acsdemy to appEepfiate the fund arising
from the sale OF said academY! TO the erection
of e pubic ffee school building as Front
Koyali. i B q IS.
For relief Of ]. N. Phillips, late sheriff 81
sS1rry county
81. To give & lien upon goods TO morchanss'
OR shippers clerks or salesman. h ~
TO incorporate the friendly aid Society
of Halifax county.
The following Senate bill waa passed: To
amend act TO amend section 14of the act to
fix the terms Of the circuit courts.
MISCELLANEOUS. I.
House bill to provide for the payment Of
chemists and experts for their services In
the case OF the. Common wealth against
Lloyd, of Londoun county, was rejected
ayes, 56; noes, 34-failing to. receive 8 con.
stitutioDal majority. q II
St, Mr.. .LA4KIs moved to reconsider, and
that, on motion Of Mr. BAGwsLL,swas pass
ed by. slSs .5s;ssf isa 1tEr ,zs,gsss gts5Gsias
Il Senate bill to amend an act submitting the
CONSTITUTIONS amend ments to- the people so
as to provide fora separate yoteson the pro.
tpcsed amendments, was placed on the .ealen.
dar, on motion OF Mr.. PowELL.s = aait
|. House bill -t9-amend the Code as to com.
Fpensation of superintendent Of the poor
was dismissed; on, motion Of Mr. HowARD.
A6journedaat 1910 r ID, on motion Of
mr.ioPHAA., .iasF9E s*Ssa = a9E 81
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Injudicious Appeal

Injudicious Appeal. u
The Rhis of yesterday urges the whiskey
tax With decided energy, and tbns puts the
patriotic duty Of voting for 1t to the legisla.
tors: j, j go 9ts, = =. =.
IL yen fear that voting for this tax may
defeat Jour reelection, -what better cause
could you ask I'M which TO suffer martyr:
00M POL, 5S9 ssJ1sf sss+is 81 ,t1EE.s*H - -
This reninds as OF tie appeal made BY
jog LANE to bis Indisns regiment at Buena
Vista. 10 she snidst Of battle the regiment
wsyersd ssad ths Colonel, hating them, tried
to mo 1helT hearts With his own patriotic
sfsrvershy aspsech, In. watch hs pictured %
them Inc glory that would crown thslF .dseds
sren undss seYerse. g How grand ,,'ssaid
he, a it RtIrsad 81 history that every ono Of
yon died % the; 6sld OF hattIs. (. sss II
The speeoh developed i usyes into 8 SIAM:
pede s7esJ oss cls them ran away.
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ss.Ep0cAr1oN or RErUD1Arr1os.n-Our ex-


Il sfEDUcATroN OR REPUTATION" -Our. ex-
celienr contemporary the Lexington Gazette
sets forth the fact that IL is free education,
and notthe State debt, that weighs so heavily
1on the financial interests oil. our people, and
1t makes up the issue, 9'Education by the
State or Reputation by the State" The
factlis undeniable that the tax for free schools
.is;very heavy, aud that If the amount ex.
pended IN that direction were used for the
payment of the State debt-and free schools
abolished-our financial troubles would
be greatly, les.ened. But it would be
almost as easy. to. reverse the current Of
james river as ,to, : force the people of
Virginia to give up free schools; and, accord.
ing to the Gazette reasoning, then, we must
have Reputation. :, There are doubtless
many persons opposed to free schools, but
there Is q much larger number who are op.
posed to the State debt, and II the, GQzette'S
issue were taken before them, we have mo-
doubt that the people by a large majority
would go for. reputation il that were the
only wsy to preserve the free schools.-
FsncasHe Herald. ia a, s,,.,.l. Il 4
a The significant fact is that whatever few
private individuals may say, no candidate for
public Office can be found VINO dares to OPP
pose the public schools. II there be even
one, who is he? - .;..is -ua.i tsas !
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The ':Link,,-and Inspections. !,

Yesterday the bin for completing the Cliff
ton Forge Link was cleared through both
houses, and goes to the Governor. 1t is the
Sc nate bill that has thus gotten through. 1t
is not the bill we preferred but we are for
the work, and are gratifed that the bill has
passed. o:~ .~'s = -9;+:'..2 /;
The House of Delegates passed the TO-.
bacco bill from the Senate, and thus we have
in Virginia. at last voluntary inspections.
Thus much has been gained to the cause Of
Free dom and Common Sense, How long
has this old State been tied down, to the re-!
verence for ancient custom! In itself this
reverenceis one of The noblest of virtues i
but too persistent!y adhered to in the face Of
rea son, truth. and justice, 1t becomes akin to;
obduracy''and nonsepse. We are glad that;
at last this old fogy perverseness has expert
en- ced disaster. $1,000
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Tobacco Inspections. I

RIcHMoSD, YA.,. MarchA, 1876.
Editors DiSpatche;-As the contest in the
General Assembly on inspection of tobacco
was to-day ended in the repeal by the House
Of Delegates, Of the Seth section Of chapter
IS of the Code Of 1873, which relates solely
to the compulsory Inspection Of unmanufae.
tured tobacco prepared and intended for ex-
portation to foreign markets, it is certain
that calm and prosperity will ensue. An an
alysis Of the. vote will show that OF the ia
votes cast 81 voted for the bill. and At against
1t; and A OF the tobacco Representatives
(not including those from cities) voted fer
repeal and % against 1t, showing 81 majority
of such for sustaining the action OF the Sen.
ate, where the majority Of votes from to.
bscco. growing districts was more than two
to one. 49,;
: As to the vote In the Senate the statistics
show that those voting for repeal of this sec.
present, represented in round numbers 3d.
&c., 900 pounds grown In their districts,
while those voting against, and those absent
numbers {, 100000 pounds. - J.. $50 -
In this particular the sentiment Of the
House was also very largely In. favor of re-
Deal. A humber Of Changers therein voted
with the majority. s.4,>I..s.
These facts. are conclusive, that the Gene.
raj Assembly, the representative body OF the
people, have carried out the wishes, of their
Constituents and made the only possible So
luton of this cempll cated and too.much agt.
lated subject that could have been made at
this juusture.. And it will guard the best
interests of all planters Of tobacco In future,
and see that they are protected BY the strong
arm of the Law. making power. a.tt.,r...ry.
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The Baltimore Suns Washington CORE.
spondent quotes section S447S of the United
States Revised Statutes TO show that import
duties may be paid in silver. He borrowed
this idea from-the New York Times. But
the journal gf Commerce replies to the
Times That another section fixes FIVE dollars
as the maximum amount that can thus be
used 1T once' Or BY one man. ? g t..:i
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DEATHS.

Died, at st. Paul's Church Home (wom EMS de-
partentl at * O'Clock 7. NJ, on The Oath instant,
Mrs. ELOlSE SPARHAWK.
Her friends are invited to attend her funeral from
the Home, corner Of Sixth aud Leigh Streets THE
AFTERNOON at 2 O'clock. s-,--, 5s:...t,* :
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,~ BROAD.sTREET METHODIST
CHURCn.-Bishop e. NJ. MARVIN at IL O'Clock
A. ", and Rev. Z. A. STEEL att o'clock Pm.
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Z The communication OF Senator C. r.
Smith lin another column Of this days Dis
patch shows that The cities and the country
are In accord, tas they should be, upon the
inspection question. The "56th section of
chapter s5 Of the Code was repealed by the
votes of the country members, and especially
those of the tobacco districts, without the
aid Of the city delegates. This section relates
solely TO inspections OF tobacco Intended
for exportatiouy leaviBgrthe 'tobaceo-inspeo-
ton laws untouched ID every .o:her respect.
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IL ThehTaX Bill

Was passed yesterday, and this winds up
the pecuniary legislation and lets off the inn
patti ent members who have been ohafing for
weeks with the desire to, eel, homo. " A
+. constitutional msJerityn WILDE altogether
unconstitutional after this lAu revoir, gen.
tlemen. E'ss - 4 &i rs. - <;@hsT S'1'Hs -
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NE THIRD-STREE EFT METHODIST
CHuRCH.-Preaching on SUaDAY:E11 A. NJ,
Rev. u. II. BENLEY;f 3x P. M., Bishop j. r. CAMP
BELL. D. D.; ~ p. M Rev. W. B. DERRICK.
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=, =, aSaa FIRST, BAPTIST. CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad treetsl.-ReyaE. WsWAR!
Rem, D. D.. at IL A. ". and AK P.M. III s..fnta !
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d NJ TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
corner Of Broad and Twen,ietl streets).- Preach
ing atlI AZ P.sM.t5I St,'!ffa7sF
!, sunday school at % a. n, young mems prayer
meeting at SIP. M, and eguisr:services during
xzeel. 81 -: t.arlE.Li.L-a., L.lL.s
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: iaH MAIE-sTREET CHRISTI AN
3OHURCH. between Pine and Il aurel Streets
Elder j. A. DEARBORN at IL 4. ID. and 7:A5P a..
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Editors Rspai0t:: Please give nae In your
next the following inbEelatien to the United
States curreney-Viz.. :,l-------~--.----s
i. Amount legal.tenders Zone dollar aud
over (greenb acks) 5neircBiation. asfa
!; 2. Amount fractional currency, Including
;6ve.eent pieces 81 Y tfas tss
!! 3. Amount bank notes,
4. Difference between Ween5dcks and
bdnEaaotes. and 4he q ference between legal.
tenders and other oncrency.-A REApRR.
! IA moderate ,denan6, truly 40 3 4s
I. The old demand. and legal tender notes
amounted on.the 1slof March TO ss71, OH
844.10. .tt'.ss:
q, The fractional curEency teaS45, 1a0,.
i3a.47. szsssiFs
5. The hank.notes authnr.zea) to I'VE
think 3 little over ssHHa0. 900 81,
i 4. The greesbacks ore Rhat are known 81
lsgal tsnders. They are Issued By the Coy.
eminent. The banl:nets are lsaned By tho
banks, hus esfuEnisked to.she banks bJ The
Govstsrnent, Wh!s;h risssaauirss i dsposit nf.
GoYefofnent bold to- ssesira tbs note-hold-
efs. snst s y y ~ 4. sste thsas
gneaphaeks afeen6t Me- Ned lrgaa;
ianders bl,sas,ss tfsss mo 4sndss ffss'
u debts except Gust ns rtiss. SIS
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~ SEVENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH corner Seventh and Grace streets).-
Preaching BY Rev. j. q. Tyler at II. A. N. and
7:45 r. III. ,S!s Ss' m,
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I~~-~-~-A---o--~~~-~-
ASSEMBLY HALL. 9 /! ~. ~. q,
III TSgt;afTE8ttp Y q 80 1870 w =
iedpoHLYt Two NIGHTS MeRE, ANDs 81
rsi..i Saf SATURDAY MATINEE or g iss
ARNOLD, THE GREAT AFRICAN WIzARD.
100 vALuABEEGIPTs given away To.NIGHz.
100 Capital Prizes.
3 ONE GOLD wAIcH- AAp oNK-HAKnAL or FLOUR.
attending receives q prize. Admtsason, 81 cents.
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MEETINGS..


aAHTTENTION, FiREMENs-The regular
~ meeting Of the BOARD OF GgETR9L OF tbe
Fire Department Of the CITY or Riehmond, Tor the
assessment Of 6nesfcr the current GuSrter. VIII DC
held at the Tenth, street, hoSe.house at6 O'Clock on
MuNOAY;kYEN1NG,t tina 37th instant. kSff (J;t
ICY order Of the Chief nBgfneer. -
2 A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IA STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOCIATION will be held
atsI Adams Haifon TIL URSDAY the 80thtsstapr
at 8 O'Clock 4. n. ~ Al a 10 Ohm DflyH,sG
NH 24.rd .sya 'stI,..,as Secretaxy.,
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scAssrMEREs, cAss1AeRBs !

ses aCAssIMEREst c AssIMgRBs'
CAssINERES for mems aad boys wear A'''
'''us i2Kc. up 70 &6 per yard; az. Il ,..
We have very well-assorted stock Of oV oo' wv
and OIL per yard--ali worth more raaeI' ~
FINE CAsSIMERES at ysry los Prices -,
Don't buy anywhere else before iooki.s a.. -,
dock, as You can saye as pes Gems % a''ue -
MS. ~ .so2.te ae l3.tsls. -, n,yun NAT.
1875 pieces WHITE and RED-ch1e'na-3''as 80
i, J. TINGS At 26c.peryasd; .os xo.,k
200 WHITE. BsIDAL QUILTS ii soe. - ''s :
Il $l.2a; .ss3sss .szifsisss7ss ~. 20 ,.y,h a
200 QUILTS at III, rs, and si. a0.' go,
zoe es sis S1 WHITE BED QUILTS st sl'1s' ~ -
s2.6N sS. a., and %. ara s.ses-
Thase goods are nil from suction aa' ~ :, Go
sno. sa,.. TOWELS 1t hsif pzses; -, -. ~.
oso ds,e. NAPKINS and D0iLiEs ~ Az ie : :
low; Y. = 800 s. sssa
EeN styles Of BUSTLES ssl.,.. ) rs.
rI,r,or,- ,naTABLE-oiLCL -
49,. e,oek "a sTiDIxS, very sessap' -
q eeo eoRaRTs nom &oc.np % " spn,s ,.s
m, on, raaces' 81 HAMRURsH Epdlse yas
IsaERrINass n one tAird ef sneaf p1.s ..,,,,s,s
a. an s,.gan, lima OF Hanbsyns ana r,.s I'D
ths csespess liue ever oaersd esfofe' -"
all now and choice DESIGNS. -. ~. pssss e
.ooO pfssss of TaIxMIEG at 2ee. l s'..s
=. M sns.ssssssI EDars vsrs ssesS
.IACRS-an endIess fane.! .s.ors.
oAcaFaERE LACE TIES- e 4. ssn0''as. I.
,oa ass sskADY.sxbE DRESS sTs . = =.
-, 81 Al naacc os WsrasuttA eotteu Anu ,slliss
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l.MAx,sz9 Axx. asge,Y.s 90
I,MIsH Teri Fgss 81 FRiEsS DssAMn
ps ssss ~ q hsys ss1a I
kach Ill bsnnchss nc 4 III Ax-sY0 OBJ ~. AasgSs
WO2K, and sha FsaHA II HING DH ffa0W
81 ss Il S. sslss s1sa En-
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DIRE sOOnl
AovELTlEs oFfTHEsEAsgS

which VIII % tosds 60 shs lowest cash prices. y.
Theold stock noH nm hsnd Will bs;clossa nat "
Ian than epss, yCa ARLES IU1zLEn,s
/ NH a5 III Hrpst str4st
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|tps,r Fsporf iaDon tns cosa xpesaes
az The depaftfnpnts1 f tbs State Government
For the Tsars 1850 and 1 716,
on muaon OF Mr. SHifH OF Eang1fer, IL
was Laid son the table and ordered 70 sbe
printed. ssi'ss
sxTgsDruREs FOE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Ssi..-
|, Mr.. stuart offered 2, resolution. which
was adopted, calling Dp0n the SuperinteBd-
ent of Public Instruction. To- report to the
House the amount that has been expended
Virginia since their establ ishmenf, showing
how much was fsem,Sfa.e faxation,and how
much from local taxation.
TOBACCO INspEcrIoN.
Senate bill to repeal section So Of chapter
IS of the Code as 10 tobscco inspection came
I'D again on ut. HUBARD's substitute amend.
ing the section. II was debated at length,
and warmly. IS -
MI. HUBAnD's substitute was rejected BY
~ ayes to 70 noes. ,5 ~. +
MI. GoRDoS cffared TO amend the BILL so as
to repeal the whole Of chapter IS OF the
Code. Rjected. 1900
MIR. PoPHaM's motion to dismiss the bill
was then rejected by 40 ayes to-83. noes.
The bill was then put upon IFS passage,
land .outhat Mfr. HUBARD demsnde d the ayps
and noes. The bill was passed, by the, fol-
lowing vote: 80 80
AZ Es-Messrs. AEthar, .BagwelI, Berry, Bets,
Bogar,, Bohannon- .Br1stoV, Brooks. Bufks, Car.
penfer, A. L Clarke, Clay Eoale, Rs!H. Cog, Crock.
EFT. Crump, Dalton, Davidson. Dooiey, % Dyer,
Fiske, Fowler, Gibson. Gilman. Greer Hale, Hoen.
niger. Howard, James, .Johnston, Kellsn. u acy.
Lamkin. Lennon, Lewis, Lowell, McCaull NC.
Medley. William fPe~eI, Price, Pureell, Ronald,
IScrfx IL M H. F. II.
Smith, sydney smith, William Smith starke, sio.
Vail: SMART w; IT g Tsliafsrro; Talley, Watts,
White, G. U. Williams, e. B. Williams, sWttcher,
Withers, Woodbridge, Young, and Mr. Speaker
HauRer-6 - :, 49, -. - :, -.
/ Is NoKs-sessrs. Allen, Armstrong, A yIor, Ggar-
ham, Barnes, Brauch, Broaddus, r. j. Carter, Cogs
hill, Comadore, Henry Cox. craig, Crank, Curlett,
Dabbsg Davis. Dunn, Edmunds' Flood, Gaines,
Kerrick, Leach, Eips:omb, Massey, MCMILLAN I,
Moncure, Naliet Page. pierson. poindexier; Pop.
smith, swami. W. B. Tanaferro, Terrell, WALL and
w hfttaker-47. 80. ~ ~ 'E-s3~' .'t5s <. 80
=
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send for persons and papers, and, IN consul.
tation with the Attorney. General aud the
Board of Public Works, to take such steps
In said Suits IN behalf the Common Weaith as
may be necessary TO protect her interests ll In
the premises. I2t s - Z :
Respectfully submitted g s1t.,a's,ssI Z
:':is t,1s1at ei31asi WnLIAxs s.. MoBRIs. ~
Richmond, March %, 1876. ~. y.
! The minority report was retecte6 and the
committee port concurfed 10.
10 s2J tREst6NArfoH or a MEMBER, &C. =,
The SPEAxER laid4he following before the
House: -. - :.,.ss,
lsit9 RicHNoNp, " Il, March 70, 1870.
! Hon. Aafshdlp Ranger, Speaker ef me
House of Delegate 90 = . -
sfs,r-Asb he: State Oh ny private sffairs.
renders Unnecessary that i should give them.
inv entire attention hereby resign my posis.
ton ss delegate from AIexandria; With
sentiments az the highest regsrd for you and
the body over which ycu preside, 2 - 80
.llt ISM very respectfully, yours,
/ lsignedl 49, w %. FoEIs.
IN. Ias s1.n slated that had she been pre-
Sent Nben she, vote Was taken sou the Teaoiasl
tien Tor the removal Of Judge sstevensines
would have voted for feiSeso MUTTON isIt1s
/ MysALLgA said that be sdle p0s Hoyel en-
the resolution because he thought the whelai
proceedings were not conformity With the
Constitution and tbs laws buts hadL me
auesssoat arisen the motion ta' dismiss hes
insttsrahe would shage syoted In the sf1rnihs'
hFe.s ia 80
Mr.. SMITH, Of Wise, had he been present.,
Wanld have yotsd foE sls tspA9y 2s lnoaa
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Johnson, ana PoWeu-ll. II, ss!t;YS.5f yTeatl
sa,E2s THE oLIfToH.FoRaE CORRECTION. rd9FTa
MIR. EvBANk, from the conference commit.
tee on the Clifton Forge connection, sub.
mitted a report recommending that Che
Senate amendments be agreed to- with
amendments proposed by the committee;
which was taken up and agreed to. y ssss*
Mr.. HINTON. presented -a-resoiution asking
for certain information from the Second Au-
disor relative to the expenses attending fund
ing, &c. sssrSS !. i. -
Adjourned at $40 ea, lss .,. l,.s 5s "a
HOUSE OF DELEGATES .rl4;i
The House met alto 'cloek A. M a9f,
~: 8 PUT OH THE oAIxxpAs. : -! = ~ 49,. 3.
Senate bill to anaend an-acs for the relief
:ef township creditors, on mosions OF NIX,
!McC AuLL;; Senate bill TO, incorporate. the,
CONSOLIDATED Absttoir Company Of Alexan..
'dris, Wsshingtons and Georgetown, on
motion of sHf. SIEpsoH HOURS, bill impo-,
sing taxes, With senste amendment, on,
motion OF hr. CHU,R,
n 81 EniEF 2EpusRDs ati Gs,ls3si
This Commi,tee cf! Finance reported ;tfatl
the petitiOR nfacitixeuSo OF Gainesville steWnsl
Ship PrincSsi NJ illiam9 county for the re-,
lief Of the snritiesa OF r. Hereford, COZ
lectoE, should be sejested.Y Coscurfed inss e
THE. ATLANTIC, KrssIssHPI AND ONO RAILROAD
Sssss Yat Fl UoltfAAS.
llThs COMMITTEES On Roads De-, repaired,
shst they had under consi1 srastpn d Tesolus;
ton asking for the appointment Of q special
COMMITTEES 20 iaqptre into the States Interest.
Id fhe Alianfl n sissippt and Uhia Hall
road c6mpsny aud tps prngj 6e g0r eha pro-
testioh oE the tame i ,that IA The Qpinaon.
or The coinniflsS bese exists 40 lgceasiey
for tho raising % y spests Gondlnlft qr any,
s'ia ss sss dbs a'1l shs
hesaby sqQested "a look dlligenllg stter tas1
The Portland daily press., 1876-03-14

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