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BUSINESS CHANCES.
BY Robert B. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1912 Main street.

COMPLETE AND SPLENDID SET OF
y FlRsT-CLAsS REPRESENTATIONS r EN-
TIRES, COMPRISING EVERYTHING FKOM
TIE LARGEST TO THE SMALLEST IiilNti
NECESSARY TO CARRY on THE MhNLFAC-
firing BUSINESS ON 4 LARGE SCALE, FOX
SALE PRIVATELY.-At the request of the owner,
Who las determined TO discontinue and close up bis
manufacturing business, hereby offer the FIN
TJJRES in his factory for sale They arc all III per-
feet order, and include
STEAhI-BOILER. PIPES.
SCREWS, PRESSES, SHAPES,
POTS, BANDS and CASTINGS.
LICORICE-B0lLERS,
BENCHES. DRYERS.
OFFlCE-FURSlTURE,
IRON SAFE. &C. &c.
In fact the fixtures are too numerous 10 mention.
Included i'm the sale will be several well-eStablshed
BRANDS, which have good reputation at home anu
abroad. ,,,,,, 49, o-.;o.
will at once be convinced that 1t Is one OF the most
complete established factories, equipped fully Tor
the business, ever offered for salc.
The factory can be rented upon liberal terms. ana
II has fine capacity as TO its interior and yard adj
yantageS.
TERMS: Will be made extra inviting.
For particulars, apply to the undersigned;
~ ROBERT b. LYME,
oco71w Auclioncer.
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Preparations for Building.-W orkmen
were engaged yesterday in cleaning-up the
debris at the scene Of the late fire on Hull
street. Ali the parties who were sufferers
by the fire are making arrangements to COM
mence rebuilding at once.
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EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF GENERAL LEE
The models for the equestrian statue OF
General Lee will be on exhibition at the
Senate chamber from to-day until Saturday
the 10th proximo between the hours OF A.
n. and IL p. NJ.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

AT the REQUEST OF Mr.. Mayo, and In consequence Of
the apnroaching Fair and the visit OF the President
the above sales are postponed-the first lin Ken.
mondl I'LL SATURDAY the Sd November, 1877,
az 4 o'clock. and the second I'm Manchester} tii
MONDAY, 9th November, 49, ,,su,,.rs
&C 20 THE TRCSTE9%5s
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THE BLoNDEs.-The Red-Stocking Fe-
male Ministries had a large audience at Vir-
ginia Opera-House last night, composed
exclusively Of men. The performance is
about the same as that Of Madame Fewclos's
comDaDy.
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CITY CoMMITTEE.-A meeting OF the City
Conservative Committee was held last night
and some arrangements were made for the
conduct OF the canvass. The committee
adjourned to meet on Friday night at 1850
O'Clock. ----
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by Jas. Macdougall. Auc,loneer,
No. 10 Governor street.

by Jas. MncdongaI. Aucuoneer, . 7 -
Nc. 10 Governor street. .-
Took OF CONFECTIONER1ES
y GLASS JARS. SHOWCASES. CIGARS, &C"
AT AUCTION.-At the request OF Dir. James Beat
tic will sell Mt his store. No. 19l1 Main street. on
Tuesday goth Instant at 1Ox o'clock, his entire
stock Of CONTEMPORARIES,
GLASS JARS,
SHOWCASES,
COUNTERS and SHELVING,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
STATIONERY, &C.
..s... = .- JAS. MACDOUGALL,
NJ % Auctione2r.
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VIRGINIA PATEoS.-Wc are glad to hear
that the difficulty as TO the proprietorship
of the Virginia Patron having been adj
iuSted the present editors and proprietors
will continue the charge OF that paper.
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The Brick; Business.-1n consequence OF
the great difficulty in procuring proper
water-supply operations were suspended in
the brick-yards much earlier this year than
11si1nl
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Suspension Of Vork.-It is expected that
work will be suspended along the water
line and in the raiIroad-shops tomorrow or
Thursday.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS, .xe.

r ANDS-FARAIING, MINERAL, AND
TIAiBEPED; also; CITY REAL ESTATE, for
SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send stamp for
Virginia Land Guide.
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT, AND REPAIRED ON
THE INsTALMENT PLAN.
MONEY ADVANCED ON RENTS OR LOANED
ONREAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL
SECURITY.
GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
ie aeod zoos Bank street.
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Chimney Corner, ledger, Ne,c Yori; Week
IN, and Saturday Night, for this week, re-
ceived from Ellyson & Yancey successors
to J. Il. Ellyson), booksellers, l112 Main
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Serious Cutting 4tair. Sunday morning
an atfray occurred ut Jerusalem Baptist
church, situated about one end one-half
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IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE
/ MACHINERY, TOBACC0-FINTukES. SE;-
In .xerution of the decree OF the United STATES Dis
rrtct Court for the Eastern District OF virginia
re- IL O. Hayo bankrupt, entered on Inc fih "a! ..
n,tohcr 1877 aud ty virtue or deed oi trust iloh
s,id n e. Nayo and wife Ia the undersigned > rus
foo dated the 23d DAY OF June, 1875. aii dni! re-
corJeJ in the clerks Office al the Ricbhoth,
Chancery Court win sell by public auction, o." Nv. ~
nren,Isrs on FRIDAY, I'd of November, - - =" -
81 O'Clock A. NJ, ut Factory No. liz, south S'us ST.,
cary between Seventeenth and EiShnSutn ssi' III
nil the TOR CCO- FIXTURES. MACH NEM III ~
APPLIANCES FOR THE MANCFACiI.hit,n, J n
TOBACCO or the said ID. &. Mayo, consS'i"" -
p"is0' A STEAM BOIL ER, ENGINE,
acknowledgements.
POT-MiLLS, B0X-SCREWs'
LUMp-MlLLS-
HYDRAULlC-PUMP, ., No
besides ALI other machinery anu tooacec- @ 10
ccssary or usually found In hrst~clasS 'ooA'''
tory and all In good order. ho,. ana
1his property viii first be ofiereN ss " ...; mr.
if mot sold, IL win DC divided and offered III
o TEHHs or SALE: II sold whole cash A. .1a.
exnnses Of sale aud the balance ia S!uai ,a Snr
mfmts mayabe three and six months AFTER Gs,
neyotable notes satisfactorily endorsed; aug nr
sed. ne sold la parcels, all sums OF % ,;5i
will hs cash all sums over StOo VIII e u,a,n,h.
tnio eSuaI tnstalnsnts, payable three ana sS an
from daie. for negotiable notes SATISFACTORILY
oo''e'' AHo '' JOHN WRIG Ut, Trustee .si and
ac ~ Special Commissioner
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TOR SALE, the large and elegant Gia
THREE-sTORY-AN DOU- A:I
BILE BRiCk RESIDENCE, containing eighteen
rooms southwest corner OF Grace and roartn
conyeniences In good order with all necessary out
houses, including brick stable and carriase-hoaSc
The iot is 5 feet front by $50 feet deep and the To-
cation a most desirable one. For terms apply on
The nremiscs oc 10-2ws
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I AUCTION sALEs-.-Thia Day.

AT AUCTION, corner Ninth and Broad ,rss
n streets, commencing on TUESDAY NIGHT ut
nlf-past Z o'clock. and continuing four evenings
CTIROMOS,
ENGRAVISGS, .-~tl.s
NOTICES.
STATUETTES, &C.
These goods are in nice order, and sold 20 reduce
OWN ''''' '" j, W. DENNIS,
corner Ninth and Broad streets, No. 90l.
L. q. COOK. Aiciinnecr. .--.-------.- OC EO-4t
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AUCTION sALEs.-Future Days.
BY Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctioneer, and Notary Pubic,
No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.

No. 921 Hull street, Manchester, Va.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me, dated on the 18th day Oh July.
1877, by Eliza Ann Smith. and duly OF record In
OF Manchester In ID. b. No. 3 page 594, being re-
quired TO do by the henc1caries In said dgeI OF
November the Cd. 1877, at o'clock =. ~, the
HOUSE and L OF described In said deed, as follows
Fronting Sc feet on Stockton street near Seventh
street and running hack about 1872 feet, with
SMALL BRICK RESIDENCE thereon, which
might be made very comfortable mt small cost.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 5000 and cost Of executing
this trust balance OH liberal time, for negotiable,
paper, well secured. The terms may be moderated
ut the hour of sale by consent Of parties interested.
20 +. J. SAMPSON, Trustee.
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0necr,
No. l113 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF -FOUR
" BRICK RESIDENCES AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF CLAY AND SECOND STREETS,
SIDE OF CLAY STREET BETWEEN FIRST
DENCE Or Mrs: a. RI. GL hZEBRo OK.-By virtue
of decree Of the Richmond Chancery Court entered
April %, 1877, In the suits Of Gillian, &C., Us:
Glazebrook, executor, &C., and National bank OF
u.s. wi c ne S sell on
PAY S ls7 19s Bck Hs
street eccupied respectively by Messrs W. H. Chlds
H. o. Fitzgerald, A. Noise, and w. T. CrutcnheId:
fronting about twenty feet each on the south size OF
1lnv street aud running back between parallel lines
10 an alley about ten feet Wide Ige dweiiings Son.
tain about rooms each and detachea Ri I
with three rooms. Also, that very desirable BUlLD-
ING Lot on the opposite side OF Clay street 'front.'
ing so feet and running back about 100 feet 10 an
oliey about s feet wide. ami Immediately adjons
the residence of Mrs A. II. Glazebrook on the west.
The attention Of parties desiring oodinve5tments
Is called TO this sale.
TERMS: One third cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added, and title re-
ianed iii all the purchase-noney Is paid and con-
'e'an'e 'f0'i'O y WV ii. NJ. GILLIAN
A. AUSTIN SMITH,
Commissioners.
]. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
That portion Of the above property not sold, being
the two western tenements, will be sold on MON
DAm :od W tp ass and hour as ws
by '"S COURT q: A II sFI;t! sNirn,
Commissioners.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer.
POsTPoNEMBST
The above sale Is POSTPONED TIL SATURDAY,
November 3, 1877, at the same place Ti ana hour.
A. n: A Il sEEt: Slim,
Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.
oc 3QrTuF,&Sa
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GALE OF 4 VALUABLE LOT ON THE
- WEST SIDE OF BURCH ALLEY AT AuC-
TION.-By virtue Of y decree of the Chanccry Court
of the city of Richmond entered on the 9th Of july
1872, I'm Il snit therein depending by The style OF
Lumpkins executrix rs. Kelsey 1t as, the under
signed. as special commissioner named in said de-
on the ID DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877. ut 4 Z. NJ,
a LOT fronting Oh the west side of Burch alley, In
sa city feet, and running back In depth about
l2S feet to an alley eight feet in width. There are
10 buildings said lot, but there Is large quantity
Of sand thereon suitable for moulding purposes.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to one fourth of pro-
cecds of SALE residue on credit Of SIX twelve, and
eighteen months, with interest from Gav OF sale.
EDWARD y. CANNON,
NJ o3.coJtd,i Commissioner.
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PS. As trustee In deed OF trust from Sir; MI
liam q Mayo and wife bearing date Jnne 8, 1876.
duly recorded In Manchester Hastings Court. shall
unite with Mfr. William L; Gowardn trustee In the
corner of Hull and Wadsworth streets with LARGE
BRICK WAREHOUSE thereon, leased to the Cedar
Works Company at the annual rental or $36Q per
anaum, payable monthiyi anu ALSO rn1AncD
DWELLING. nn,n,o>-
oc "a Trustee.
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DOR SALE, LOT WITH LARGE a.
II BRICK DWELLING THEREON, withe&EI
twelve rooms kitchen. Stable and carriase-house.
This property Is in five minutes walk OF the post,
will be sold ut remarkably low figures and on very
liberal terms. Apply to ,,r, cav
No. Tenth street, Skaters building.
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POSTPONEMENT.

POSTPONEMEET.
The above saleis postponed until TUESDAY the
3Oth instant, at the same hour.
EDWARD y. CANNON,
oc24 Special Commissioners.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND CHERRYsTONI
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rFoR OTHER "LOCA." SEE FIRST PAGE
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prAI, ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TARMS FOR SALE.
have for sale about fifty FARMS In the counties
surrounding RichmOnd-farms Of every size anu
price. with and without improvements. Also, sevc-
raj small CORN and FLOCR-MllLS.
These places are Tor sale low. ~
EDWARD G. GODDIN.
oc 25-1m Real Estate Agent, 10 i Main street.
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BY Richardson e Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonccrs,
11l3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
l. AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELLING
On TIE NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN
AND FOURTH STREETS By AICTlN.-BY
virtue the provisions of deed Of trust bearing date
the 9Th day ofJuly, 1876 from the granor therein
named to tile undersigned trustee, duly recorded i'll
the clerks Office of the thancery Court OF the city
Of Richmond, to secure the payment of the oblga-
been made in the payment thereof. shall as trus-
tee in the deed aforesaid. heng required so to DO by
the holder Of said obligation OF debt sell by auction
unon the premises, on TUESDAY the goth day Of
October, 1877, at O'Clock L. NJ, subject To prior
lien on said property from the 2ranOr In said Gecd
of 81, 900 and interest thereon, that VALUABLE
LEAD. COL ORED BRICK DWELLING, with
three orics and attic containing ten rooms; large
kitchen: stable. cirriage-h0uSe, and lot u by 12O
feet with M alley in the rear IL feet wide on the
northwest corner uf Main and Fourth streets.
TERMS: Cash rs 10 the expense OF executing ms
trust AMI to pay cir the Of 1000 with interest
thereon from The 18th day of July, 1877; and the
residue OIL such terms as the grantOr, his eSecu-
direct feel authorized. however to say that the
said lien OF 900 can be paid in two equal install
mcuts at one and two years. with interest At elgit
per cent per anniIln. payable semi annually: me
Interest now due on said sum Of f4C0O 10 be paid IN
cash the residue Of said purcase-n0ney TO DE PAID
in six months from the day of said sale, the pur-
chaser giving negotiable note therefor with Interest
added al; the deferred payments to be secured ny
deed Of trust Oh said property, and policy or IN
srance 10 be given thereon rs further security lot
@''N j. \. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON CO., Auctioueero. DC ~
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pOSTpOSEMEST.

pOSTPONEMEST.
In consequence OF The events Of the next several
DAYS calculated 10 absorb the attention Of the pub
lie. the sale of the aforementioned property IS
postponed until FRIDAY. I'd of November, 1877,
Ut 4 O'Clock L. NJ. .
oc 80 j. \. RICHARDSON, trustee.
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BY Hill 6 Anderson, General Auctioncers,
1924 Main street.

WE WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY,
w 31st instant.
IS GOOD HORSES,
at j. G. Johnson's stables, ut 10y o'clock. TO be
sold without reserve. HILL & ANDERSON.
j. ii. PLEASASTS, Salesman. oc ~
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER AT ACG-
TION-By virtue of decree pronounced In the
Chanccry Court of the city OF Richmond. entered
on the 9th day of June 1877, IN the suit OF Lyne's
asslgnces rs. Bowman et aiS.- the undersigned, US
special commissioners appointed by said decree,
Will offer for sale at public auction. upon the prem
Uses. on MONDAY the 9th day OF November, ~ "
mt Az O'Clock y. NJ the following REAL ESTATE
to Wit that VALUABLE LOT, with FRAME
DWELLING and other improvements thereon, in
the city of Manchester on Fifteenth street
Perry and Porter streets, lately occupied by d. c.
Bowman, deceased.
TERMS: One third cash residue at SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months the purchaser TO give neRotia-
BILE notes with legal interest added from the day OF
sale the tile to be retained until all The purchase
court. EDWARD y. CANNON,
MEADE HASKISS.
nc 30 Special Commissioners.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL, ALL SIZES, AT
n LOWEST SUMMER RATES. West Virginia
Block Splint COAL, Cumberland COAL, by the car
terms; Oak aud Pine WOOD. All coal sold by
weight, end guaranteed to be OF the best quality.
WRIT ROBERTS,
iy2 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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NTOW Is THE TINE TO CONTRACT
~ FOR FALL AND WINTER SUPPLiES:1
coat mined by Pitcher & Forloine is the cheapest
used in the city. The HOPE MINE has been re-
Gently Opened and the COAL from 1t is superior TO
any ever brought from the celebrated N0rw ood
fields. Try it, W. ). P!LCHER,
no @ 0m S23 east Main street.
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A NTHRACITE COAL-BEST QUAIL
N TY-all sizes; SpLINT COAL for grates-none
better; FIRE-COKE COAL for steam and smith,
iug-eGual to Cumberland coal; SOFT COKE, the
WOOD-bettcr than haLd-prepared; none cheaper.
For winter supplies my prices are unusually low.
-t,.. r. r. DARLINGTON,
jy2 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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SALE OF VALUABLE

Louisa Courthouse. Va.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, October IL, 1871
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-A VERY NICE LIT "A
4 half miles from the city with excellent house and
Improvements, and splendid orchard, etc, IS for
rnnt ADnly to Il. b. LYME,
NJ 90-1w 1912 Main street.
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TOR RENT, HOUSES, STORES, A.
Il ROOMS, OFFICES, &C., in almost every IL
locality in the city greatly reduced rent anu con-
or 30-3t ROBERT s. LYME.
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VIZ EST VIRGINIA BlTUMlNoCo
w COAL-A superior coal for open gra,es-at
the low price Of IS per ton. ,o. u,-..
ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes: 1T i'"es' h''i ACT
rates. ~ ,>-,, A., -.
i>' s. z. LATIIROP,
A.ot Gnynn innnth street. ut draw bridge.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Save from 25c. to
" 81 per ton by calling on Inc and getting first
class ANTHRACITE coal Of all kind Kinds, ct Mest
and GLOVER HILL COAL: OAK and PINE
WooDNlong or sawed; all kinds Of ENGINE
COAL. Satisfaction guaranteed ut either once
Broad between Seventh and Eighth, opposite Ihea-
ire, or old ola stand, Nineteenth and Cary streets;
=. Ii. i [AuL.
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Judge Black ON the situation.

SuukC DAuCA OA NuG DAtulAllOui
WASHINGTON, January 14.-Some Of
the Democrats are worrying over the dis.
covery that Judge Jerry Black does moi
believe that Congress has any Of the
powers Of Returning Board. While he
sees methods Of seating Tilden without
assuming such powers, some good Demo.
Gratis do not see their way to such results
witE5ut the House at least claiming the
right 10 reject returns. He is reported,
however, to favor the pro position that
the House has the constitutional right to
judge where there has been an election,
and il, in its opinion, there has been no
choice, TO proceed 10 an election. There
are, however, a good many Democrats
who concede that such a course would be
revolutionary, who declare that they do
not intend by their votes 10 place the
Democratic party again in the position
Of rebels, whatever wrong they may think
the Republicans guilty Of. ,'slE
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Also Senate bili No. IS, with the re.
commentator that It be referred to the
Committeeon Delinquent Lands, &c. A
Senate bill No. II wps then taken up
and read, and rejected. H IN
Mr.. Jones introduced Senate bill No.
20; "a bill authorizing the incorpora-
ton Of Mutual Fire Insurance. Com
panieS," which was read by Ia title and
referred 10 the COMMITTEE on Counties
and Municipal Corporations.
On motion Of Mr.. Jones, Resolved, That
the Committee on Buildings and HUI
name Institutions be instructed 10 inquire
into the expediency OF concerning power
and making Il the duty OF the Boards Of
Overseers Of The Poor 10 institute suit
against any person charged with being
the father Of an illegitimale child born In
the poor house, or Of one whose mother
10 in charge Of the board outside, or Of
one brought TO the poor house, being un.
der the age Of three years, and to provide
for supplying each oVerseer with the
poor law In pamphlet form. 4Ia1l
The President laid before the Senate
the report Of the Board Of Regents Of
Normal Schools, which was read and re-
ferred TO the Committee on Education.
Mr.. Jones introduced Senate Bill No.
20. A bill authorizing the incOrpora.
ton Of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies,
which was read and referred TO the Com.
mittee on Banks and Corporations. ~
Mr.. Butler asked leave 10 withdraw
Senate Bill No. 12G OF last session, from
the iiles oil the Senate. NJ INA.
The President OF the Board OF Regents
Of the State Normal Schools, submitted
the annual report Of that body, which was
read and referred 10 the Committee on
Education. gI.H 4Ga grf5ua9 aa.if-i
On motion Of Mr.. Butler: Resolpal,
That the Committee on tho Judiciary in
qtlire into the expedienCy of 80 amend.
Ing the attachment law as 10 prevent
nOn.fesldenls from attaching properly on
debts In this State for debts due 10 them
from citizens Of the same State where
snch attaching creditors reside, in cases
In which such propcr!yis-Oxempt from
execution or other process by the laws Of
the State In which the creditor and debtor
both reside. T"s' al1FTE a9au
On motion Of Mr.. Granlham Il was
ordered that the Senate meet Of 2:3O P. NJ.
daily. .rs.I r.fr.s s.r-s
Mr.. Tarr was granted leave Of absence
for one day, on motion OF Mr.. Caldwell.
Mr.. Butler introduced Senate Bills No.
q and %, in reference to usnry and in.
tercst on State leposits,
Mr.. Ferguson introduced Senate Bill
No. 20 for the relief Of sheriff.. 1l'E .
On motion Of Mr.. Baxter the Senate
adjourned till 10 A. N. tomorrow. %. D.
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THIRTY thousand men, women and
boys are said 10 be out Of employment in
Chicago. Part Of them are tramps, who
wonldnot work under any circumstances,
but majority are mechanics and labor.
ingpcoPlc, who would gladly earn their
bread. II lisa hard fate.
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1tcENERAL NOTICES.

rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
alockholders Of the Riverside Iron
Works, for Tie election Of officers, 4cg
will DO held al the Company office, No.
1901 Main street Wheeling, W. Va, on
Wednesday evening, January oath, ut Z
o'clock. N. WILKINSON,
iaiO.W Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-17
Good News for Bows and Girls
SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
An UnrIyaIled Illustrated a, Maqa Llilu,

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W. are MOI sure bl that ScRIHHRR has iOneSI higL-
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quer, and they propose TO conquer them"
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o. more than nifty papers (mostly iliIgtraledl, by
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