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, 1900, o,,s,de sentinel. This Council
n,I, over sixty members. AL'oUIs.
From another Correspondent
,cr,ox M Mr.. VOOLFOLK AS JUDGE or
inn LIE corxfy-- spRryG-LIKE wEATnER-THE
READJusTERs TURNING OUT fAinf :" "'''
&C., &C. ,.,v On tooo
The election Of Mr.. James II. voolfolk
NJ Judge OF this county mee,S, 1 pe'Ie,e'
with the appreciation OF mostol 'ne pcop's.
our senator (Mr. Murray very SoIr ,,
stated in the Legislature tnat MI ooioih
was not sufficiently learned III 'nc law, ou'
that he was an honest and go0u hiao'
Since there were some oDleclionaple aspf-
rants for the judgeship who nave not oy any
means the good reputation that MI. o3i'
folk enjoys. IL is fortunate event 'nat ne
YVES elected. There were many aDle iaW-
yers deserving OF the place; among Whsm
are Mr.. III. w. Murray, Captain r.: '. Vim
ston, w. +. Bib, and others. IheY were
Funders, you see, and the pare mention oil
their names was OF course OUT "a The ques
| ton.
The weather this winter has been very
mild and springlike, and we have had only
one snow OF any consequence during the
season. To-day the weather Is somewh hat
wintry, however.
A gentleman from Goochand tells me
that the people in that county were much
exercised over the defeat OF their former
representative, II. ID. james. 1t was due
wholly TO the negro vote, he informs me
The turning out OF Judge Isaac Peasants
too. Is much regretted. The recent dark
acts OF the ReSdjusters must be sufficient
cause 10 make honest men who have here
tofore been deceived by tbem-by the lead
erS, Massey & Co., | mean-wthdraw from
such faction and Join the regular Conser'
vative ranks again.
The hotel building here has recently un-
dergonc considerable improvement.
| OBEROS.
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"FERDINAND G. LATROBE,
"ROBERT T. BALDWIN,
r.JAMtS SLOAN. .Jr.,
The Hudson river Is open for navigation

The Hudson river il open for navigation
as far up as Albany, and IS almost entirely
free from ice. Steamers and bargeS in tow
are on the way to Albany above Pough-
keepsie. 1t is many years since the nud-
son river has been open for navigation so
early. 1t is expected Albany steamers will
commence making regular trips soon.
The children and grandchildren OF Mrs.
Mary IIaggerty, whose maiden name was
Parker, OF Wheeling, w. Va, have received
word that they are entitled to several hun
bred thousand dollars as heirs Of wealthy
old bachelor who recently died IN Philadel-
phia. One Of the heirs, who lives in Balti
more, is said to have received bis share.
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We viii shank the Valley yirginian to do
us the justice to correct the misstatement
which il makes in lis last issue that the
Dispatch had "propounded number Of
difficult conundfums which are evidently
intended for General MALONE to solve"
The Vtrginian has read Us backwards.
We hadn't any--not even the remotest-
idea Of putting questions TO General Ma
HONE. II eur little article will bear that
construction, we do not wonder that the
Stale thought we were " Weakening" The
questions were Intended for the opposite
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pole--ior the cxasperaied men in the Con,
servatIve party who might not be disposed
70 fra,ernlze with the Readiusters.
with this explanation before u, tue ~
oinian will be able to understand 10 At It's
whole article Is nothing but ga ootlcss
stocking without any les."
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1T SABBATH SERVICES.-GRACE-
STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Roy G. II.
EEAD. ID. D., p1stOrj.-ll O'Clock A. NJ. ana 7lj
T. M.-SubJect OF evening lecture (niuth in the
seres). "Scenes In the Life of the Patriarch ia
cob: Ills Emigration to McSopotamia; Ills Night
Quarters and Prophetic Vision AZ Bethel HIS
Night. Wrestling with God at Penel; and the
Change Of His Name from Jacob 10 Israel"
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We acknowledge the rece' .pt iroTi II. A.
Holt, Esq, OF New York OF copy Of Mr.
CHARLES l.. BRACES book on "The Dan
gerous Classes" Of ,hat city. We return
our thanks for the. same.
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UT GRACE-STEEET BAPTIsT
CHURCH corner ~ Grace ard Foushee streets) -
The PASTOR sey. WILLIAM T.. HATCHER, d. d..
VIII preac., nj IL O'Clock A. NJ. and at halfpsst 7
L. NJ. The sermon at night will be the third In a
serie2 addressed particularly TO young men.
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LlTHgA WATER.
DELMONT LIrHIA WATER,
ID NEW KENT COUNTY, VA.
\ SURE CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER. NEU-
RALGIA, AND ALL DISEASES OF
THE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS.
LlTHgA WATER.
ITS ANALYSIS, TESTIMONIALS. &c. sc

It's ANALYSIS, II IT WDNIAL> Z Q, &C.
Virginia is noted tor the mineral waters of great
curative power, which abound all over he surface
OF he state; but none are more entitled to ia, or
than new rival which has only come into notice
within tie last few months This + the wonderful
BELMONT LITilIA WATER,
whose marvellous curative powers are attcs'cd by
many wcll-kuown citizens. II j. not a spring, sub
jcct TO luctuailO Ions IN ITS supply. but an
ARTESIAN WELL,
having rs source remote from The outlet aud pour
ing forth is he1th-giyiug waters IN ncyt T-faIl-
ing. ever steady stream.
The following analysis. m5de by the accomplished
state Chemist. Or. WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. s,ls forth
MS claim rs amongst the Gerry foremost in cura-
tive properties
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rVHEATRE TO-DAY.
FAREWELL PERFORMANCES
or
RICE'c GREAT ORIGINAL
EVANGELINE COMBINATION
EVANGELINE MATINEE At , P
Admission. 20 and 80 cents reserved Is cents.
In the EVENING at s O'Clock, Gilbert and suli
+ y 4,

vans comic opera
PI N-A-4,
as done by fhls company at the Lyccun Thcatr re
New Nori. for tbirty--iN nlgnis.
OFFICERS AND CREW OF II. VI. :. PINAFORE
The Right Hon. Sir Joseph Porter x. {. H.. First
Lord of Admiralty. VI. Edwin :. 1arr: Captain
COrcOran. cOmmanding H. VI. ;. 7. nafcie. Mr. \. j.
Henncs,cy; Ralph Racksraw, able seaman. Mis-
Louise Searle; Dick Deadcye. able seaman. Mr..
Harry Iiuuter: Bill Bobstsy. hOatSwaiu. Mr.. H. W..
Morse: Bob Il, ckeit. carpenter male, Mr.. ". Bu-
lock: Tom Tucker. mid,hipmite, Little Jessie For
tescue: Tom bOwiine Mr.. George tmer; jose
phlne The captaln's daughter Miss Dora Wiley (:
Little Butiercup. a Portsmouth bnmhCat woman.
Mr. George X. FOriescuc: Ilcbe. sir JOscph's ii 81
cousin. Miss Pose Dana. First LORDS sisters. bis
cousins. and his alin sailors etc. by full chorus
Incidental 10 the opera Messr-. COHEN and TUR-
NER VIII in reduce their champion g. uhe Sailors
lipruplpe.' These two young men gained the cham
pi0nShip for double. jis dancing az the tournament
held In Boston IN the year 1876. Burc,quc horn
pipe 10y Messrs. lUNTtR ana GOLDEN. The beau
tifu song and chorus Jack was Every Inch san
or La Peite JESSIE FORrESCUE. "Larboard
WATCH" by Me,sr. BULLOCK, GEADWELL. KROPP.
and MORSE. IA SOILS
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rY> BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY, February lst.-Preachiug by
Rev. W. 6. STARR, pastor. At IL O'Clock a. NJ
subject, Kind words for Old Mem At II T..
M.-subIecl, 1.-THE New Idolatry no Better than
The Old" Strangers cordi,lly welcomed.
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nj CT Y STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner Clay and Graham streets AT
III A. NJ. the pastor, Rev. :. c. CLoPToS vile
preach, and Mt 7:45 p. NJ Rev. DIR. j. l.. NJ. CURRY
will deliver an address on The Relation Of the
Church to the Sunday School"
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NE MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rey.
J. 6. Observation-Disclosures IL a. VI. and 81
O'CLOCK L. VI.
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EETGNGS.

COCIETE FRANCHISE DE SECOURS
~ MCTUkLS FL DE BIENFUISANCE, DE
RICHMOND, NIRGINIE.-La UrOchdi~e reunion
mensuelle de cette sociefe aura lieu Mon icellO
Hall, dmanchc proclaim, le ] 50 Feyrcr q Z heures
II den du son. TOus les SOcieares sont prizes detre
presents.
Par ordre dc V. A. FAyIER. President.
ID. COLUMBUS.
10 utp
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Died, az The residence Of his brother-iu-aw, u.
Il. Branch, 702 east Leigh street, 1870 his Sat
urdIN) morning, in his thirty second year, he NRY
WISTAR BRANSFORD.
His remains will BE- taken 10 shirley, Va for in
terment on SUNDAY. Feprusry Isl. Further no.
lice Of time of funeral will appt ar In this evenings
state.
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III FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace).-Rey w. c.
SCHAEFFER, pastor.-Preaching at IL A. NJ. and
1870 u. NJ.
A cordial welcome for all strangers and visitors
Son frpp
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SEINE.TIlI:lsD.

T LICHTEN> TEIN &e-.,srFy ,
i. SONS,
corner Seventeenth and frin@.ia slf'.''
RICHMOND. \ a..
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER" -
NETS.
SElNES ard TWtNE.
COTTON KDPt~-3u sire..
PATENT and SOFT sElNE.tMINs,
LINES. lAMhING,
CORkS,
CORkWOOD, &C..&C. ...,...
sole importers OF Lilo N-BRAN u SEINE
THREAD warranted 20 give pcriccl SAL TAI,
aud mportel > of other brands.
Dealers and Bshermen Invited iO call. DID -'
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
FEBRUARY ID AND ID.
erg cement for TWO NIGHTS ONLY Of the eIai.
neuty successful comedian and character actor.
MILTON MOBILES,
supported 10y his powerful
COMEDY COMBINATION,
appearing In the Orsinal dramatic speciatics with
which his name has become inscparaby linked.
MONDAY EVE MING
will be presented The popular American melOdrana
10y MILTON MOBILES. entitled
THE PHOENIX.
Carroll Graves.l N1r TON >-opr -
Jim Buds re, ''iHiN+' NOphES'
As played by him over 900 tlmes.
AND ON TUESDAY EVENING
viii be presented the American comedy drama by
MILLION MOBILES, entitled
A MAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Jack Ryder "a diamond IN the rough).
MILTON NOBL Is.
Prices usual Reserved seats at Johnston's and
al office Of Theatre. a3I-2t
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n1y- REV. II. NJ. JACKSON will preach
Il sermon to young men at CHRIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH on SUNDAY NIGHT. Service a. 7:fj.
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nj CENTENARY CHURCH.-Prcach-
ing SUNDAY at IL A. VI. by Bishop D.. :. DOGCErT.
At ~ +. VI. by the paStor.
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The reader is invited 10 compare the above diyi.
dcnds with those OF any other company.
For further Information, address
JOHN Il. CARY. state Agent.
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
y. B.-AGENTS WANTED for virginia.
ia 24-cOltAp2
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Of Main and Sixth streetsj REV. HENRY
MCDONALD, ID. d., will preach On SUNDAY at11
A. NJ. aud 1880 L. NJ.
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. ~ FIRST PRES r L T. / 4 n
CHURCH-Prtaching by the pastor, Rev. r. i.
PRESTON. d. D., at ! A. u. and At quarter before
8 at night Strangers will receive "a cordial wei
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nj TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Twentieth and Broad streets Services on
SUNDAY. usual, at IL A. NJ. ana ~ Z. VI. by the
pastor. Rev. ". r.. JUDKISS. The pastor will COM
mence at night a series Of sermons on Old Tcsta-
ment characters. The public, and especially stran-
gers. are welcomed.
Young mems social prayer-meetmg from TO
=. VI.
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Thc valley Railroad.

| THE CITY'S INTEREST ~ IT DISCUSSED.
| The finance commissioners held special
meeting at the City Hall yesterday TO con-
slider matters relative 10 the city'S Interest
in the Valley railroad, and efforts which are
now being made in Virginia 10 secure the
repeal OF laws passed by the last LFgisia-
! ture OF that State adverse 10 the Interests OF
! the present stockholders in the road. y
committee Of the kholdcrs-Colond W.
A. Anderson, OF Lexington, Va, chair
man-is now in Richmond cndeavOring to
have the act referred to repealed, and il wa,
decided TO address the following letter 10
him:
eve learn that your committee are en-
gagged in procuring the repeal OF the legi.-
lation passed at the last session OF the Nir-
einia Legislature affecting the Valley Rail
road Company. As finance commissioners
OF The city Of Baltimore, representing
81. 600, 900 OF stock in that enterprise we
write to assure you OF cur interest in your
efforts. and to say TO the committee that
should they be successful it will afr .rd the
city pleasure, through lis representatives, in
the Board OF the Valley Company, 10 CO.
operate in devising the financial measures
necessary TO resume work upon the road
and bring it to a speedy completion. 1t is
clear to minds that no mortgage can be
negotiated witt this hostile legislation pend
inc, and the first requisite for resumng will
be to relieve the cOmpany Of this difficulty.
We hope the time is approaching when,
with proper etiOrr, the money can be Sc.
cured TO finish The road.
"FERDINAND G. LATROBE,
"ROBERT r. BALDWIN,
"JAMts SLOAN, Jr.,
Commissioners OF Finance
This letter was sent to Richmond last
night, as was also a similar one from the di-
rectors Of TIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, which OWNS Sl,020,000 Of the
stock OF the Valley railroad. Theac which
it is desired to repeal provides that unless
the road Is completed within a prescribed
time TO Salem 1t shall be conIiscated TO the
counties through which it passes, thus de-
stroying all the rights Of those who. like |
the city 81 Baltimore and the Baltimore and |
Ohio Railroad Company. have spent 20 much |
to build the road. Baltimore Sun, Goth.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

ARMORY Il. l.. l. BLUEs.l
January 2S. 1850.
OFFICERS AN D MEMBERS OF y
~ THE Il. J.. I. BLUES AS>OCTATION-&
Attend first quarterly meeting Of the BLUES ~
ASSOCIATION at YOUR armory TUESDAY II
NIGHT, February Sd. at O'Clock, ia full-dIe,s
uniform. without bat. for ihc announcement OF
non-commis toned officer, for The ensuing year.
By order Of j. l.. CARY. President.
FRANK f. WEST. JR..
il 20 Secretary r. J.. !. p.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
wi The visitors OF this Institution will meet Al the
College ON TUESDA MARCH q. at l. o'clock,
10 hl the CHAIR OF ANATOMY. vacated by the
resignation OF Professor r. ID. Cunningham.
Applicants will send In their credentials 10 the
secretary OF The BoarO.
BY order OF Hon. JAMES LYONS. President.
|. II. WHITE. NJ. d.
ta -eOdtd Secretary.
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NJ sEyENTH.sTREEr CHRISTIAN

CHURCH Preaching by Rev. j. Y. TYLER at IL
A. NJ; andat 1880 2. NJ. lie will preach the second
Of a series of sermons on popular vices. Subject
:. The Church and Bar Rooms"
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BJ' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Rev. j. u. HAw-
THoRyE, ID. d.. will preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
M.-subject. "The Sabbath Physical, Moral am.
Political Necessity; andat 7:30 J.. NJ G. ~. T,sY.
LoR d. H., OF Rome will speak on his work In italy
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TO THE CREDITORS OF THE CITY
Il OE MANCHEaTER. VA.

In consequence of The pre- cnt financial condition
OF the ell of Man unab TO meet past
due liabilities aud liaOlities yet maturng-lhe un-
designed. special comm tee appointed by ihr city
COuncil. deem II Important and necessary that we
should confer with The creditor early prac lea
bic. The committee therefore respectfully request
a meeting OF all he creditors. either in person or
snd Mechanics Insurance Company, No. 1914
Main street RichmOn0. Va on TUESDAY the
ION day of February, 1850, at II o'clock NJ.
j. n. PATTESON,
j. Il. PERDUE,
I. u. SIM,
A.. ROYALL,
II. W. $UNNALIY,
"a lO-eOdtd Committee
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TESTIMONIALS


In The hands Of the proprietor
DIR. l.. ~ SLATER. physician In charge Of ne
New Kent County pOorhouse. who has tested thes'
waters. writes that it Is d-stlLcd 10 rival 9th
spring "a "a curative agent IN the following form
of disease: OVARIAN. UTERINE and URINARY
DISORDERS. CHRONIC CASES OF RHEUNA,
TI-M. GOIT DROP~G iu is varied forms. Oi;.
PATTON. NAUSEA ar-ii x from pregnancy. aut
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Or. TOMLfN BRANTON. Of King William county
Va, wrins: II have used IN my prac Ice The Bel
mont Iltbia Water as an emucuagO2uc with hCnc.
ial effect, 50 striking and Remarkable a. 70 l.,
M almost fear q coiucidcncc.'
Or. y. l.. JONES. Of Ne" Kent county. tesiinc.
That patient 81 his was cured Of a CHRONIC AZ
FICTION OF THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
attended With INDIGESTION aud SORENESS OF
The kYtS. by the use Of few bottles only.
Nr. Il. ". SPENCER Of he same couHty. writes
that both himself and wife were cured OF Dl =
PERSIA. attended with Loss Of APPETITE and
GENERA Al DEBILITY, by the u.e Of Oaiy fOUT
gdIOas Of this water.
Mr.. +. B. WARiNC. Of King william county. wa
cured OF CHRONIC AGUk AND FRYER OF two
years standing after all O'her remedial agents had
failed, by the use Of only too gallons.
Mr.. +. ODENHEfaER. Of Richmond was entirely
relieved from iNFLAMHATION OF The KID
NEYS AND BLADDER by It's use for short time
Ttco glasses Of J. afforded IN the case Of young
lady OF Atlanta, Ga. immediate relief Ia acute
pains from NEURALGIA.
These cure, seem marvellous, but are atfestad "a
by perfectly reliable PARTIES, and macy more might
he added from the large number la the hands OF The
proprietor.
Thee waters for sale in halfgallou bottles or
by the demi john VI barrel by
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
Sl4 Main street, Richmond, Va.
nl9.M&slmo
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DROFESSOR LAUBE'S on
DANCING ACADEMY X
UENY'S HALLl.


SATURDAY EVENING SOIREES
at O'Clock. Visitors not admitted until 1870
O'Clock.
Owing 10 the popu arity these sOirees have attain
ed. and the increased expense of music. Sc. | find
II necessary that on AND after this gate ladies' and
children who are not scholars, will be charged 10
cents each a. the door.
Season tickete: Ladies', 80 cents; gentlemen,
- 30 The usual charge Of - cents will be- made
al the door for gentlemen.
Tickets can be Bure hased at RAMOS & NTOSES's
muslc-srOrf, Ola Main street.
The last quarter cOmmenc. SATURDAY MKT,
February tn. Parties desiring 10 enter should 30
so at once. Terms moderate. Ia 3l-2ts
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LECTURES.

DR0FESS0R G.. H. WINSTON WILL
l. eIiver the Third Of his .ere OF lectures on As
ton, az Association HILL. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
81, at O'Clock T.. NJ. subject: THE SUN"
Price Of admission, IS cents. Tickets for sale by
G. +. JOHNSTON aud AZ the Hail. Members " the
Association admitted free. h3l.3l
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in this city, on THURSDAY, January 20
1880, al The residence of the brides parents, bI
Elder j. Il. lluisOu. Mr.. JAMES W. WHlIMORE
Jr., and Miss ESPELLA N.1YLER; all OF Rich
mOna. Va.
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ONE IMPERIAL GALLON CONTAINS
Snbhcretted Hydrogen Gas

Sulphcrettcd Hydrogen gas...... .0ss I.
II Is peculiarly adapted 10 pcr-ons sun ring from
CHRONIC AGUE AND FEVER, DROPSI. DYr-
PEPSIA.DISEASFSO OF TlIEURINARY ORGANS,
INFLAMMA1IONO OF THE BLADDEK.NE URAL-
GA. NERVOUS HEADACHE ana diseases
PECULIAR TO WOMEN, ana rs an ANIiDOIE
TO The THIRST FOR ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS.
I'm support Of this statement we present the fol-
lowing facts from
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| Doors open at 1870, b-ginnlng at O'Clock.
| Admission: Adults. so cent; children, 25 cents
Seats. wi hout extra charge, al JOuNSTON'S or al
| the Theatre. Remcm Jer, only four nights.
| ia Boosts
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MILLINERY.

'NO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. oaag
1 sssSIyyS
rhis Is TO give notice that have this day .yNSte
appointed Nrs g. l.. RIOS ENE. Of the city OF Fitch
mOnd, my agent, for me. IN my bchalL 20 conduct
the MILLINERY AND fANCY-GOOlS BUSi-
MSS 10 buy aud sell FOR cash only.
IA 10 Avs MISS d. RLAKFY
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. NJ. &. RICE'S SCHOOL HAS
1'l been renOv 10 3l5 east Broad street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. over Mrs. +. }. Thurston's
millinery store. Large " llvrntilaied room; also
large hall for amusement aud recreation.
ia 3O-2tE
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mr.. FRAZIER in the chair
Prayer by Rev. MIR. Armstrong.
The special committee (Alessrs. PITTS
ECHOLs, and STRAYER) on ventilation of the
hall recommended that, till some plan be
adopted, for the sake OF purer air the gal
leres be closed. Agreed to on recorded
vote-ayes, SO; noes, 49,
The galleries were cleared.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. PAYNE Bill to amend and re-
enact section 10 of chapter 1919 Of the Code
OF 1873.
BY same Bill to amend and reenact Sec
ton of chapter 1872 of the Code OF 1878.
By Mr.. Ii. d. SMITH Bill to establish
warehouses in the several counties Of this
Commonwealth.
BY MIR. WADDILL: Bill in regard to COM
mitment Of unatics.
BY Mr.. PAIGE Bill to provide for taking
the sense of the people of Norfolk county
in regard to changing the site of the court
house Of said county.
by same: Bill TO incorporate Cottage
Grange, No. 6SS, Of Norfolk county.
BY Mr.. GREEN: Resolution instructing
Committee on Chesapeake and its sTrbu-
tariCs to inquire into the eXpediency OF
fixing fshways in the upper waters OF the
Commonwealth.
BY Mr.. SLEMP: Bill to reduce the fees OF
clerks OF circuit, corporation, and county
courts.
BY Mr.. MUSHBACH: Bill to amend and re-
enact the 9Th section of chapter 80 OF the
Code, as amended and reenaced by an act
approved January 25, 1879, entitled an act
TO amend and reenact the 9th section OF
chapter 80 Of the Code of 1873. it, regard TO
the delivery OF lists OF delinquent lands TO
treasurers.
by Mr.. JEwETT: Bill appropriating mo-
ney for the payment OF Communication to
MANNED soldiers, sailors, and marines in
lieu of artificial limbs or eyes, heretofore
provided by law.
BY Mr.. HOPKINS: Bill for the relief of
Henrice county. ITO compel the city Of
Richmond to pay portion OF the Stuart,
Buchanan a. Co. claim.l
Mr.. HEAD ia the chair.
RoCKBRlDGg REAoJUsrMEYT.
The bill Of Mr.. FRAZIER, reducing the pay
OF certain officers Of Roek bridge county,
came up on its passage.
Mr.. DANDRIDGE opposed the bill. In re-
porting against the bill the committee had
acted in no partisan spirit, but on principle.
The law wisely gives to the Board OF
Supervisors the duty OF fixing the CON-
pensation Of these officers. There 1t
should stay, as the Board are fully
Informed as 10 county finances, and
are directly responsible TO the people,
while the Legislature has no information
upon the subject. This bill fixes the pay
rom the county OF each OF the officers at
$500. Mr. DANDRIpGE said that all these
Ulcers are "Funders" aud political cppo. |
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