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UNDERGROUND cellars, such as were
general in so many parts Of the COun'
try some years ago, and sill found
altogether too frequently, can hardly
be too vigorously condemned. As a
RUE they are dark, noisome holes, full
OF dampness, impure air, decaying
vegetables, etc, untriendly to health,
and unSuiled 10 the purposes which
they are designed TO serve. The re
qu;Sites of good cellar are freedom
from dampness, light, and a tempera
ture low enough 10 prevent decay
These conditions can De best secured
by constructing cellars above ground.
In adopting this plan there is less
GampneSS, less necessity for admitting
currents OF air, and hence less liability
20 decay. In such rooms the air may
be kept, when judiciously located and
and properi Y attended 20 pure, com
parallvely SO at least, and wholesome.
There is no necessity, Of grouping
about in darkness, and, besides there
Is immunity from the danger which
attends carrying light into The dark
ness, and which from accident or care
| ssness results sometimes in a diSas
tT0uS FIRE.
, 1877-02-03
SPECakE EaiEEEsEETs.

Pianos. Billiard TujirS. Turnituc. GII-s. Gl.sS-
and IT, contents IA Gas. s..--ss-- Queens
ware, Marble ami Castings, taken only II owners
TIsk Oi dtuIage, bEr-k kr-. ~ !.aEi-,e-
Aclis. Iur!eny.n--, burning fIui3s, Oi.s AM all
otA'r l.luIis, IN Gals or Other vessels, nj owners
ri-k OF lex -
ts,ss taken ONLY N owner rIsk ~ hIr -lge-
h nlis, NrgetaD and all 9th r I-rl-.-,o.s prop
-rty, az owner risk oi t-,-. ~ lrsI-.
Furniture not boxed, sti.I an Ag-iegitural AMI
Mechanical lnpl.rsl:s, SIT mp ar EAo-k-l Gy-n,
at oEIlr 3 n K az ,i..ss ami .l.!ua o. a.tt'-e
NoI VIII the Company ie -. Su-i.- .gl el. -ua.s
N any Is.It uI...,s ~ -lL.. : ap..a- r.L--,. lE
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10 Absent Defendant.

TERRITORY or WASHING ron, &C
County Of Waiid HIIa,
Ia Justices Court. bOr, J. D. LdmaH yES.icr qr the
Pelcs.
To JOSEPH MANEAUDAS:-Y0 Y0n ara hereby
L notified that BESSEFrE L TAFi.O have fed d
ei1im against you sand COur., which vii come Ou
to be heasd at my ottce, IN North Wall. Naia Pre-
cnet IN WAna Walia county. ". L, on the iSlh
day OF February A d. ls.i the hour of 70 o'clock
A. NJ and unless you appear and then and there an
swsr, the sane win Be- taken confessed, and he
demand Of the PltintIfs granted lke OBJECT AID
o: saii elaira from yen
OF one hunirei dollars, balance due upon book
ooant for liquors and ei,ass and for money loaE7a
and freight paid. Claim fled January sth, 1871.
J. D. LAMAN,
std Justice OF the Peace.
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FARM EOR SAE.IG

| FARM FOR SALE Of One Half Section Of land.
Il GOOD FRAME HOUSE and FRAME BARN,
a:;d a goUl ORCHARD, with FRUI and SHkUB-
Berry on the place. There is ahUE lance Of good
running water, ana plenty OF timber for fire wt0!
and fencing puIp0ses on tie land The place : slt
ultet one AMI one half miles from Dayton, COiuH-
hia county, Washington territry- For further par
tictlirs .iiress the undersigned NJ Dayton. y. T.
3s-tf NEAIA\D a KIRK
, 1877-02-03
UNITED STATES CLAIMS.
land for Soldiers land and Rich Mines
for sale or Trade Furnished Hotel
and viii for Sale or Trade.

L Bounty, Sew Orleans and other prize money now
due, AMI Pcztoiace claims obtain Pensions Tor Of
hcers soldiers, sailors, wounded TJur, or diseased
and their widows ami children. Patents, Caveats,
title 10 laHf and land warrants for sOlii ~ in all
before 81 March, 1853. and attend 10 all bu>-
hess at Washington. Locate Timber Land, College
Scrip and Horn.steis bands near Portland O.,n.
and elsewhere. VIII sell Cranberry, Prairie Swamp
AMI 1imberei Land, at prices lower than usual
Rich Placer travel Beds aud Quartz Leises for sale
or trade Also Will sell a Furnished Hotel or rent
II, or sell a Saw Mil. Apply to
c. ". CARTER,
G-6ru Portland, O5u.
, 1877-02-03

HEAD.CHEEsE-Clean the legs nice.
II and boil by themselves, 50 that
shen done there will be plenty Of
the liquor Boil the upper head
minas the ears, eyes, aud nose.
with considerable lean meat, ten
derloiu is best and when done remove
bones and skin from head and legs,
chop the lean, salt and pepper to suit
the taste, add the liquor the legs Were
boiled in, ami lasl, bui not leas., Tea
cuptul OF vinegar aud teacupful Of cat
sup TO every gallon. When thorough
ly cold it can be cut out in slices. This
makes The best head cheese.
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Pitcher S
Castoriia

Mothers may have rest and their babies may have
health, II they viii C4Storis Tor Wind Cole,
Worms, FeverishneSs, sore Mouth, Group, or SlOm-
ach Complaints II Is entirely a vegetable Irepara-
alcohol Il pleasant 70 take honey, and nei-
ther glgs nor aTipes.
, 1877-02-03
ARRElRs OF PAY. uovyyY. &c.

Federal Officers, SolIier-, auj Sailors OF tie Lie
War, or thar hears, are ID many eases eltItl1A -
money IRON the GGvernIE-EJ Which has been IoaAt
10 te due sIDoe anal payment write full history q
service and state amount o. pay and bounty Tl.--
Certificates Of AdJut-,i.t General = !, sEI"ius
service and hoaoTsb.e discharge Isretrom, "a Pl11e q
discharges lost pEoeulzl ~ 4. snail isA-
Enclose stamp 20 Gilmore s. 60. and M 70
Ps-SSISSS. Ys.SSsGS~,.
AL Pei-Ial OfiorTs SJllcTs and 1aii0Ts, ''0n-s-y
ruP.ured Or l. jU-t1 IT, LGe os dEty IL lie 4l-u
w, and disabled thereby, can Obtain A peIs-,a
Widows and minor children, Of Oi.ie-.S, Soldiers,
and ndllOTs, who have die1 ssrce discharge, OF ''-
contracted or wounds and injuries TecrlVoi II =
server and N line Of duty. procure IvIS--7' =
addressing Gilmore & 90.
Increased rutes tor Pens oaers obtained iSnA.:
Land Warrants procured tOr ssrSI'v II wars i- =
Aarch 8, 1855 There are arrtats g-al.e'. 4e-
Send stamp 10 GILMORE & TO-. Eashin--
tosE -. g.. for Issii Instructions -
F. HA2DEsrY viii confe- favor by calling At ths
office.
, 1877-02-03
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.

have ID stock, Of our own manufacture rosfin,
materials, etc, at IT, following low prizes:
iecO rolls extra Rubber Roofing al cents uar
u,'Te tot. lOr We vii FUR ish Rubber RooE,.a-
Nails, Caps, aud Slate PANT fO- an errir. nov r
az - CENTS per square loot
700 ro--s -ply IarTei ROdng Felt, at 4 cents pe-
square foot -
~" rolls J-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at ~ cents
per square foot
= 20 rUlL TarTea sheathing, at Z cent per square
500" gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed ready for
cstI on INSIDE or outside work. at - per gallon
eend fos sample card Of eolOrs AL orders must
oe accompanied with the money or satisfactory eaty
references No goods shipped c. .. D., unless ex-
press charges are guaranteed
Sample orders solicited
n NJ SEAEE PANT COMPANY,
l02 & l04 MAIDEN LANE, New York.
4TS-o
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0ne.third the Cost OF IeShiRgling.
1T STOPS EVERY LEAK.
EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons VIII cover hundred square feet of
shiEgle root whI.r on tn ruu. felt, MATCHED bnarls
any supI ace iuIn two qt:st- o,i.= Gallon
are required TO leo square feet o. surface and al
though tie paint has heavy holy it Is easily applied
with hTIIsh-
, 1877-02-03
CHOCOLATE COLGR.
TIN ROOFS

when first applied, changing in about month 70 a
uiiioI ate color, aGG = 70 aIIatents and purposes
sT,r On
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therefore It neither cracks in Winter nor runs in
Summer.
Ga decayed shingles It fills up the hoes AMI pores
aud gives substantial moi that Viii last tor
years CUEIED -LIus,.-s It brings to their
plces, ana keeps them there. ills ny all Aoe, in
he!t rO,is, stops tl- le,k--sI.3 although q SLOW,
dryer, rain does HOt affect il few bOuiS after apply
ing. As nearly all pants that bl-cz contain Ta
be you obtain our GESUISE article. which iior
shlugle roofs j.
, 1877-02-03

onr ERiGHr EED Is the only reliable Slate Paint ever
introduced that Will ef-etualIy prevent dampEess
from penetrating aud cisouluTIug the plIster.
lhese pants are also largely used on ou;-boa' Is
afl fences, or as a prIuainZ coat fine builIIngs
Our only eoOrs are CHOCOLATE, RED. BEIsHT RTD
and ORANGE.
, 1877-02-03
BRICK WALLS

our red color . usually preferred as one coat : eaaa
70 five OF any ordinary paint. For
, 1877-02-03
PASsENGER EaEES.

SOrF--'T Tie c,l1rgrs Of the Valla Wallc & Waligii
Iratsier COMPANY 0ii down freight transferred 20
O. y y. Cos !0-t- .I.a.iI..s t.4 It~i1.es ai iJr
W'trilus, Is 20 cents per ton Al. on up fIe.sh
c-lve! ircZ4 %. : y Co.'S haats itll Forwarded, %
cents Per ton Ali down fright E.r i1sl4s- sliF-
Hentr not consigned 20 paIii-, aJ NalU.a, W. IL
tuIHed over u tA-s Transfer Company - forward
, 1877-02-03

F. HAaDEsrT viii conse- : favor by calling at tbs
, 1877-02-03

President -. ~. & {. e. Il. 90.
y ALA WALL, August -, Is56. lit
, 1877-02-03
Notice for B.sirsbusion.

TERRTiORF Of WiSHLSGTOV, ! &C
C0nnIn Of WaiLI WGILl. -
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DAILY NTELIGENCER THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 49, 1877

&C 90; opossum, lOai5c; wild cat, 4Ou5Oci
house cat, 5aljc; sheep peltS, zoe aSl 90.
GISBBSG-MOrc active ut S0a90c.
GRAIS-Thc general tone Of the mark et
for Wheat is easier, in sympathy with the
advlces from the leading trade centres, but
with continued light receipts and a steady
demand, prices are still maintained.
VIVA. ut 81 35al 45; Corn, iOa45c; Oats, 30
a33c; RE, zoe; BaRcy, soc.
HAY-Baled Is coming forward more
freely, and prices are weaker. Loose is
selling at $l6al2 per ton.
NAIiS-The following are the card rates.
Nails, Brads and FenCing-lO to cod So 50.
sd and cd 50 10; Cd and I'd 50 80; Id and Sd
50 10; Sd 81 35;2d So 90; Barrel-H mss So;
In. s. 80; IA in. 81 10; ~ in, 81 35;l95
In. So So; Il in. So 90; Finishing-l In.
81 IS; IA in. So So; / 4 in. 81 So; 2 in. 81 co.;
~ In. 81 50; . in. 81 10; Casing-lOi to sod
50 90; sd 50 81; Cd 81 10; al 81 81; Fine
Blued-id 81 90; Sd S. IS; % So co. Lining
ID 81 50; Sd s. 90; Clinch Eails-all sizes
81 90; Cut Spikes-All sizes 50 TO- Boat
SpikS, cut-$3 60.
0nS-CarbOn, CSC per gallon; miners Go
aG7c.
ONIONS--lhert Is more inquiry, and the
supply Is small, but quotations remain at
So 5Oa4 90 per barrel.
PoTAToBS-The market is pretty we'll.
supplied, the arrivals having been quite
liberal, but prices are still maintained.
Selling Tin n jobbing way from store at
81 l5al % per bushel, the outside figure for
Peach Blows. Eastern Sweets, 81 20 per
barrel.
PoULTRY-Spring chickens So OOa2 20
per dozen; old do SO 0OaS 90. Dressed
Poultry - Turkeys, 9alOc per ID; Ducks,
l0allc per Id; Geese, Gaze per Ii; Chickens,
l0allc perlb.
PRovIsIoSs-There has been fair trade
during the past week, generally at lower
prices. Quotations: Mess Pork-SlS 90.
BaCOn-New bacon now ready; shoulders
Sc; hams 13IIc; breakfast bacon he:
clear sides lie. New Lard-Butchers
lie; fancy city l2Hc.
SEEDs-Timothy seed, 50 &On2 40 per
bush; clover nominal.
SAlT-Per barrel, 81 25.
SAUER KHArT--Per barrel, SgalO,
WOoL--The market is firm; 4Oa4Sc for
choice washed, and one.thirl of for I'M.
Mashed.
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CINCINNATI, February 81. - Cotton -
Dull at lie. Flour-Dull; family 50 S5a
: 90. Wheat-Dull; red 81 5Oal 81. Corn
Dull at d9ai5c. Oats-Steady ut 3Sa42c.
Rye Firm ut 7SaS0c. Barley-Dull; good
10 prime fall at 60aSOC. Pork-Quiet at
$50 80. Lard-Dull; steam 9Mc; kettle TO-
allc. Bulk Meats-Quict at GaShaSIIc.
Bacon-Dull at 7a9lIa9Xc. Butter-Dull
and unchanged. Whisky-Steady at 81 OG.
HoGs-Steady; common 81 9Oa5 90; fair
to good light So 2OA5 so; packing S. Goa
3 90; heavy S. 95aG 10.
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CHICAGO, February 2l.-Flour-Quict
and unchanged Wheat-Heayy and rath.
er panickyi No. 2 Chicago spring 81 10y.
cash. ! 81 90 March; 81 2S% April; sales al
q 2SHaI ~ May; No. 8, $ll5ai II; rejected
90; Corn.,.Quict at 4O34a4lc cash; llC
March; Acc May; rejected 3GTc, Oats
Pull at S5c cash; 33hc February; $3.50
March, Sac April; rejected 24c, rye
Steady at &C. Barley-Dull at 49JIc. Pork
food demand and prices shade higher
ala G7H April; ,$l4 9Oal4 65 NAV, Lard
Dull at So so cash; 50 90 April; $40 o.
May; Bulk Meats-Quiet shoulders 5Lc:
short rib Sc; short clear SIC. Dressed
hogs-Qulet; packing ut So OOa6 %. Wits.
ky-Quiet at 81 0j.
Wheat closed higher ut 81 26Z March;
81 29% April. Corn I,ajic higher Oats
unchanged. Pork higher at $i3 45alA S7T
March; $ld 20 April. Lard higher at 50 G9l5
az :" March; $40 02}1alO OK April.
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MADE NEW AGAIN.

ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, ,IuIyal, 1876.
r. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.:
have used your FNvoritc Prescription,
Molden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets, for the las; three montLs
and find mySclf-lwhat shall | saw
"mGdc ner again, are the only words ihat
express it. ! was reduced to skeleton,
could not walk across the floor without
fainting, could keep nothing in the shape
Of food on my stomach. Myself and friends
had given up all hope, my immediate
death seemed certain. can never he too
thankful TO those who recommended YOUR
medicines, for | now live to the surprise of
everybody and am able to do my own
work. desire to make this statement in
order that those suffering may not despair
until they have given your remedies trial.
Yours resp'y, Mrs. WIN. D. RYCKMAS.
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BALTIMORE, February 2l.-Flour--ln
fair demand. Wheat Steady and I'M.
changed. Corn-Dull; steam j2Lc. Oats
Steady and unchanged. Ryc-Firm Mt
T3aI5e. Glover Seed-Nothing doing. Pro.
yiSlons-Dull and heavy. POrk-$l7 90.
Hulk McAts-Shoulders GIIaGAc; short
ribs nc, packed. BacOn-Shoulders
IA, &c; short ribs Zoe; hams l4al5c.
Lard-Reiincd llHallHc. Butter-Dull
and heavy; choice western tub 2ia2Sc; do.
rolls 2Oa22c. Petroleum-Dull and nom.
inal. Whi9ky-Quict; held at 81 10.
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By TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK, February 2l.-MoNEY-
9IIaSH per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3Ha4I9 per cent. Custom receipts SSi5,.
900. The Assistant Treasurer disburscd
$4,000. Clearings $23O0OOOO. Sterling
weak at 4.S31Ia4.S5.
GoLD-Weak; opening at 1861, closing
at lO42I, the lowest point Of the day. The
cause OF the decline was the reporting in
the Y. S. Senate by Senator Sherman bill
to aid in the resumption Of specie nay.
ments. Carrying rates 14a2I per cent.
SILvER-At London uncertain and flat at
sod. Here, silver lbars 81 &c grccnbacks,
81 90 gold; silver coin &c discount.
GOVERNMENTS - Active and lower in
sympathy with gold.
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Allegheny CnIfIc.

EAST LRERTY, February 2l.-CATTLR-
Receipts to-day 10 cars or $50 head; all for
sale here; total for two days AS head. Sup.
ply very light with few buyers and nearly
all sold. Best S. 5Oaj 10; medium to good
50 0Oaj %; common 10 fair 81 50aj 90.
ioGS-Receipts to-day 1896 head: total
for two days 9,475 head. Workers SIS Goa
. 70; Philadelphias So 9jaG 60.
SHEEP-ReCcipts to-day 500 head; total
for two days LOO head. Selling Mt 81 GOA
Il -
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.


'''1'IT HIVhbI ItOTuHTy II
CATrLE-Fairly active and steady. Very
best 50 25aG 95i first quality 81 5Oa5 %;
medium or good fair quality 81 coal 20;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows So 5Ca
90; most OF the sales at 81 25a5 %. Re.
ceipts 1898 head; sales 1925.
lloGs-Dull and prices shade easier.
Range, IS OOaS 20, Receipts J,l35 head.
snEEp-Dull and unchanged. Range.
81 jOa7 90. Gross receipts 1924 head.
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PHILADELPHIA, February 2l.-Petro.
leum-Quiet and unchanged. Pork =
Steady at SIG 5Oal7 90. beef Hams-2Oa
&c. Lard lOl5al04c. Clover Seed -
Choice l5l5alGAc. FlOur--StrOnger extra
50 20; Minnesota family 81 l5a7 -; Penn.
Sylvania s. OOa7 80. Wheat Dull; red
81 %; amber 81 coal CT. Corn Dull:
yellow 5GajGj4c: white 56a5GIfc. Oats
More active; white S9Ai9c: mixed SOC.
WhiNky-Wester 81 OS.
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NKw YORK., February Il. Cotton
Dull ut II ll'lGal2 l5.lGc. Flour - Light
export and home trade; supcrGnC, western
and State 50 aj; common TO good 50 0in
0 10; good to choice SO l6aT 30; extra Ohio
So 9Oa7 ~; ST. Louis So OOaS 90. Wheat
Dull and heavy; No. Milwaukee held ut
81 4s; 81 4Gal Al bid;'So. . Chicago in
store 81 A.. Ryc-QuiCt; western SlnSic.
Bnrley-Dull; nngradcd Canada Soc. Malt
Dull; Canada 81 l5al 30. Corn - Dull;
western mixed nOminally nj 50aGlc; yellow
9JfaGOc. OatS-QuiCt; western mixed and
State 42aJjc. lIRy-Firm; shipping zoe.
Hops-DulI yCarlings Sale; new western
lOaIGc. Coffee, MOlHsSCS aud Ricc-un.
changed. Sugar-Firm; fair to good re-
filming O]1a0'Sc; prime oHc. Whisky
Quiet nt-$i l04.
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RAILROAD BoNDS-Stcady.
STATE BOSDS-Dull.

STATE BOSDS-DulI.
Tomorrow (Washington's birthday be.
ing q legal holiday, all banks, exchanges
and bankers and brokers offices will lie
closed, and business generally suspended
in financial circles.
SToCEs.-Thc principal feature of the
stock market to-day was the decline of
per cent in Delaware & Hudson Canal.
The remainder OF the list. after iluctuating
somewhat, closed trne of from opening
prices, except for Northwestern and Rock
Island, which were n fraction higher. Tie
transactions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which $1,000 were Western Union, 5000
Northwestern, 5000 Rock Island, 5000 ST.
Paul preferred, 5000 Erie, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 1000 New York Central, 1000
Michigan Central, 10000 Delaware, Lacka.
wanna d Western, 1900 Delaware K ITud.
son Canal, and | 900 New Jersey Central.
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TOLEDO, February 81. - Flour &C. Dull.
Wheat Steady No. l red 81 %; extra
white Michigan 81 90; RmbCrTOtnnd March
81 70; No. do offered ut 81 5GlG. Corn
Dull high mlICd at AVE; No, 9, A39lc;
damaged 42c; rejected d3JGc. Steady;
No, 2, 3JNC.
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| 10 w hNNNeooAy W NHhDle
him TO keep up the work Of the House.
House Bill No. $40, 10 exemnt from
forced sale the working tools Of necban.
} les and other laborers, was read n third
time and passed,
House Bill No. "A. TO revulate pIead.
ings in actions on policies Of inuTance
was read A third time and passed.
Engrossed Honse Bill No. I3O, revu.
lAting licenses, was read a third time and
passed, to take effect from and ailer liz
passage.
The following bills were reod II frs,
time and ordered TO a second reading;
Senate bill No, 40, in relation TO the
collection Of the school tax for the civ
Of Wheeling.
Senate BiiI No. lO2. CHANGING tho TINA
Of holding courts in The counties Of On.
bell and Lincoln.
Senate Bill No, 50, to change the name
Of the West Virginia Female Seminary
10 the johnson Female College.
Senate Bill No. "a concerning the
transportation of messengers and freight
on railroads,
Senate Rill No rs IN preyent hog.
from running NJ Ioror in the comfy o.
Harrison
House Bill No: l42, to provide Tor the
,,,aro,'s H. D,rrin, Sn,in,. ind.
n"mJ:n, aohoni Jia,r;ci %irt county wSs
r"nJ |, a s."U Tina and orGsraJ n ia
a av"r ,, Secv" nd hid ys,JinS " "
Ssn,,a iii M so in reIntion N froo
.cho"is e. Tho district oi Snsncsr in tho
oonD," ' ~ ~ RSvns : was fssd g., Tina
and oIdoroJ n i second reading "
Tho ,olIowipV hiIls were read , socord
time onJ ordereG ~ he encroSoSJ for a
third reading. ~ e'''''0 W.
House hiIf M 159 IN ou,bori,e ,bo
WASHINGTON Hall sSocio,ion IN incra"so
w. " a,nnIlS i'"'' NS'oe'"''o" u '"'re"Se
Uoms" IiII M i5e or,hor;.;,o u,o
s,Is oi tho iLird .,orv of ,%o hnifJ,n"
Enown nS Tho WooSirg,nn Hall ; IN ,Sn,
citv oi Wh"eliny ' WV
iTonvo RII rs 1G5 M oc, ,o ,word
tho scLo H ia inw of ,Lo G,",a ' W "''@""
UonSo Mi M iS1 In ro,,,;o, 10 tia
feas Of ",t nr WV 1917 :" '''"''o" 10 Tue
In mo,;an II N, TmhoJor tho uo,,.
n, 10.15rw ,d;"r.noJ mil T." NV ,, 1870
%orn;r, 80 90 q oIcIo"i, s" "'''' ''''i'o''o"
''o' "e "' 0''''"'
SENATE,
Senate met atgAM
On mo,ion The reoJinv nj tho ;,rrp,I
wa. dispensed with,
Mr.. baxter, from the committee nm tho
examination Of the Clerks office, remarked
that the committee found syervthipo sot.
Isfoctorilv nrrongeI
House Rill Nos 10I IN nay maubars of
the Legislature and officers If The COW
eminent Nancy Jua them w,s rosJ
third Tina ami n,ssoL
Rv Mr. Tohrsnn. 4 ,o,oIr,;o, ,oox
tend tho .o,siom If tho Ieo;si,t"mo " mil
March nj " '''''"'' ''''''
Mr., DAMN. ,msrIsI hv mov;ro ,h,,
when tho senate Wonae and aJ;o"rSn H.;
Iav FeSrrorv % !, 10 "J;oMrn o" ~, H..
On melton If H. SG,mS ,Ia I .osoI~
tiop. WINS Io;J on ,bo ,oLIo
By Mr.. Dennis: Senate Joint Resolu-
ton No. IL, to provide for the printing
OF the Acts oil the Legislature.
The Clerk read communication from
The PRESIDENT OF the Chlldrens Home, in.
yltlng the Senate to visit that insIltu-
ton.
Mr.. Dennis moved to return the Thanks
OF the Senate to the President for his in.
vitation, and that the communication be
laid on the table.
M nnll 4 I.,t. "a.
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