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Personals nnd Briefs.

The employees Of the dry-goods house OF
VI. Millhlser & Co., yesterday, through Mr..
w. VI. Evans, the book-kceper, presented
to Mr. Noses VI llhiscr, the senior member
OF the firm. a handsome gold-headed cane,
as a token OF their respect and good wishes
for him on his fifty-seventh birthday.
The sensation in the Senate Yesterday
was the announcements Of Mr.. Wilcox that
he will hereafter act with the national Re-
publicans. He was elected As a Readjuster,
and it is understood will continue to act
with that party in the Legislature. He i
spoken OF - probable candidate for Con-
grcss.
Governor Cameron il now stopping at
the Exchange, but it will not be long be-
fore the Executive Mansion is ready for
his occupancy.
\ call for ReadiuSter caucus was made
Yesterday morning for 1870 =. NJ, but wa,
subsequently Withdrawn. All il not lovely
within the ranks OF these patriots.
McsSrs. James p. Wood and George ".
Duesberry, two Of the clerks in the Office
OF Auditor Of Public Accounts, have had
10 quit to make room for clerks appointed
by the Committee on spOils. Mr.. j. W.
Baker, OF Tazewell county, takes Mr..
Duesberry's place. and Mr.. John \. Hill,
Of Culpeper. takes Mr.. Woods place.
There will be a general meeting OF the
Commercial Club tonight. when business
OF importance will be presented.
In the reported reipportionment bill
this congressional district remains d first
proposed IN the Elliott bill.
Main street now-a-days looks very clean
and nice-thanks 10 the enterprise which
supports and directs TIE broom-brigade.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Or +. c. VESTS NERVE AND BSAIN
TREATMENTS; specific for Hy7tera, DkS
ness, Cougui-iOns. Nervon, He.daehf, tl'n b
nj Deprer-ion, Loss of Memory, Prna
tur,s Oh Age. caused by 0yer-c segt!0n. cx
cc,s, or 0ycrwork ~ the brain. which Ieaf' =
misery, decay, and death. one box WI cure !,
cent cit-i4 rarh box Cesllin> one month = u,af p
ment. one dollar box. OF TX boX,s ior five dL
lars-s.rI by mail prepnid ca rto.ip, of RFice. W
guarantee tx boxes e. cure any ease. M.tl zach
order received by us fur TX bosi-, accom- n.es
Win hyu dollars, we viii s.nd the gureaA-r oA
written g7l7rIutee % return Ia" money n thc tt1i
inent iot not eject curr- t,u1rAncfs l-.iifi o.
8ODEk FR BROTHERS, Druggists, " 9oiasile ans
retail agents, Richmond. Va. Oriers y m3li VA
receive prompt attention. NV l5->a.IaA IhiN
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CHICK CIGARS, &c.

TO cons U,IPTIyEs.-WmgORs CoD-IIvER
on. AND LINE has now been belUEe Tie public
twenty wears, and has Steadily grown IN favor and
appreciation. This could not ~ The ea-e unless
tie preparation was u high in,rissie value. The
combination If The Phosphate oI Lime With pure
Cod-Liyer on, ~ prepared hy Dr. WhboF, has pro-
ducei 4 new phase in the tsoatmentof eonsainpt
and All diseases u the lungs. Thls ariicie can bc
t,ken bv the mos. delicate invalid without ere
atiug the disgusting naasea which 1s such an o.
irction 70 the cOd-iYeroi when t.sen without Ano.
It's prescribed by the Veguiar faculty. sold by
the PROPRIETOR, \. B. WmB,R. tbemt-t, Boston,
and by all druggist.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

MoremeRtS Of oar Citizens. p. T. Goode
has resumed his place Of engineer on the
North Carolina " estern railway.
William q. Cochran has received the ap-
pointment OF chief nouldeT at the new
Danville railway shops. on the riverside.
Alexander Fitzgerald, formerly Of this
city, now OF Tennessee, returned 10 his
adopted home yesterday.
Mr.. C.. +. Lipseomb, one oi the most
popular Of our younger citizens, has incT-
bated ciglr-factOry on Hut street.
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EXPLANATIONS.
Senator WILCOX, Of Prince George,
will Hereafter Act with the
National Republican
Party.

A Number OF Members OF the House Explain
their Connection with the Judiciary-Biil
MuddIe-Anothcr Danville Railroad Bill In
the scnafe-Nr. Farr's Position; n Report
from tho Committee for Courts or Justice
that He Cannot Continue to Hold His Seat
I'm the Honsc or Manchester
Horsc Railway.
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EXECUTIVE CLExEscY.-,lshn W. Moore
field, sentenced TO three years inprison-
ment In the penitentiary from PittsyIvanir
county for abduction, was yesterday par
doned by the Governor. The prisoner
had served out about eight months Of his
sentence
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old Domih;op Cotton N.H.-The fire.
escape recently affixed 50 the outside Of
this mill at hesuggestion OF the grand jury
is intended especially for the protection Of
parties, male and female, employed in the
weaving and spinning-roOms. Captain
Graham, superintendent OF the mill. de-
serves credit for having 80 early adopted
the -easonable suggestion OF the grand jury.
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PsrSonGl.-Among indispose9 citizens,
to the regret OF their many friends, are
Mr.. George Stewart, OF Bridge avenue, and
Mr.. John VI. Merritt. ExM3yOP Gentry
i recovered from recent severe iBdisp0-
-ition and able 10 be about. The cry Of
smallpox ktely raised does not affect our
citizens i'm the least.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
and cool.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: A. Nj, fS
"a. NJ, "a: noon, 80; l.. NJ, 81; o ,.
NJ, ~; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature. fst.
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The House Yesterday.
THAT ABsTRACTEp Dill.

Immediately after the reading Of the
Journal, the resolution offered by Mr.
stuart providing for the appointment OF q
committee TO investigate and report to the
House how and by whom House bill No. ,
commissioners bilD, A. reported from the
Committee for Courts Of Justice, was at
straeted from the files Of the House, and
a bill not reported by said committee and
differing from the reported bill substituted
In its place, was taken up.
Mr.. Lady, who had been absent from
the city since Wednesday last. was In his
seat. lie said that a. this whole matter
sprang Up while he was away, and rs his
name had leen called In connection with
il. he desired 10 make an explanation. His
version Of the ease was substantially as
follows: The bill having failed to get
through at the regular session, he got q
copy OF II, and. after consultation with
several OF his party friends, made certain
CHANGES in 1t. He then feintroduced il in
it, altered shape without knowing that it
had already been introduced without al
teration by some one else. As soon US the
bull was reported from the committee
be went 10 the clerk for the purpose
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IL SIxrLr TINS:
20 DrAREoRx AVENUE. ,

CHICAGO. NOVEMBER ..
hsvo been a great sufferer from very weak
.,,r,sch heartburn. aad dyspepsia in its worst
s.rsa. Nearly everything ate gave me distress,
- could cat but little. have tried everything
,.,oro r,snded have taken the prescriptions OF A
sozen physicians, but got no relief until took
eaoesN's IRON BTrTEKs. I feel none of the old
,,oubBe-. and avn = new man. am getting much
,,onver aud feel frst-rate. am a railroad en-
.,,,ser. and now make my trip regularly. can
-, nv too rIuch Ia praise Of your wonderful
,,o,,s ID. c. MACK.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, slightly colder, partly
cloudy weather. and occasional light snow,
northerly winds, becoming variable, and
higher barometer.
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The Midlothian Relief Committee ac-
knowledge the receipt Of Si0 from War
renton Baptist church, Va, by Rev. John
Il. Turpin. It. OBRIEN,
Chairman
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FLOUR sHIpxEyT.-The German brig
Gerhard ErdwiB, 227 tons, ID. Horstmann
master, cleared for Rio de Janerio, with
1900 barrels OF -four, valued at Sls,330.
shipped by the HaxalhC Crenshaw Company.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAzAAR, 10 A. ~, hay, horses.
mules, &C.
JNO. v LAU6HTOK, IN, 1o4 A. n. and 5f.
NJ, eonfianfson CT the &s sE nspe srer-
plated wary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-25

Debilltated persons, and sufferers from
wasting diseases, such rs consumption,
ser0fula, kidney affections, will be greatly
benedted by using Browns Iron Bitters.
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.DIPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.
LIEnsG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

I IEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
aEAr-YINEsr AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoKiSG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AID sAUcks.
LiEDIG CoaPASY's EXTRACT or MEAT.
An Invaluable aad palatzbe tonic In all eases
OF weak digestion and debility. "Is success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
sui--see Medical Press" " Lancet "Brit-
ish Medical Journal" &C.
CAUuOs.--Gensne only with the fac
sfaiie Of Baron Liebig's signature In blue ink
across the latel-
LIEBf0 C0MPANy's EXTRACT OF NEAT.
To be had Of al eforekespers, 6rocers, and
Chemisss. Sole ageu's for the United states
tvhnsaais eaiyl, G. pAslo . Co, - hsrs
LsnA Leneen. England. spSo'Ssess
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As AvALUABLHREMHDY for Indigestion, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Weakness Fever, Asoe, &C.,
we can recommend CoLDES's LIEBIos LiQvID
EXTRACT or BEEF AVID TONIC lNyiCoEAroR
In pint bottles. Ask for COidea's. Tass no ether.
Of druggist, generally.
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MoSrRosE wHIsKEy- the best Tor ,amily ure.
w. ID. BLAIR < Co.,
1909 east Main street.
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Although come merchants have stated tLat The
bargains offered IN House Furnishing and Variety
Goods at the Boston Bargain House is oEly bar.
we beg % inform the public tnat We shan continue
70 sell our goods at rock bottom prise, Our motto
Is quick sales and small profits AZ the same
time we beg % inform everybody thai y VIII J
them TO call and examine our st0cs before buying
elsewhere. = ~iChkR"h &to-
Boston Bargain fI0nse, l4ll Alaiu street.
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Al FrrYsos & Co, advertising agents, insert aa
yerti,emeutsin al OF the newspapers VI 'ee thleo
sta.es At publishers rates. Orders eit a. 1he Dls-
match eounling-room Win receive prompt ss'es
-
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THE MASON & HANLIS. GEORGE WOODS, Bur
pErr. WILCOX 4 WHITE, kSD sHoSsSGER OR
CANS are not surpassed ~ sny In the world. KY
LAND ( LEE. Agents, 9l3 aiain street Richmond
Va
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SAVE MONEY by having your prinhhK H0hs a.
the DtsPArCH PRISTiSG-tiousk' ooSa "ofA
lor. rrices. and satlafaetion guaranteed.
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DON'T FORGET when yen are diseas-ing piano.
that srEINwAY & SONS shipped seesI.iy per ee@f.
of all that were sent 10 Europe tst year. This
sna,ks for Itself. RYLAND Ike, Agents.
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TIxsLEY's PEAs for sale very low 20 ID" trade.
N. ID. BLAIR 4 CO., llO9 east Main.
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DESTROYING THE CoyTESTs % a ROOM
used by q smallpox patient may be avoided BY
using DARBYs PRoPHYLAcTic FLUID. IL -
morally criminal " neglect the ne oi such a.
infecLlnt and preventive IL 1a eefiai"!y BEST 90
preycnf the spread Of disease, aud these who viii
use ID ,pBYs PRoPHYLACTIc FLUID freely about
their houses will be saved from .he atncE' VI all
contagious II -etses and heath l.aei.
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FRESH srRAwBERRY's, FIasT os rHE sEAsoN,
AT PIZZISrs.
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THE BEST CHEAP PLANO for ths money ia 'hls
market l. sold az 9l3 Min street y krLAND
LEE. Cal aud 80 T.
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ROE HERRTsGs are getting saree. W. D.
III AIR 4 CO.. IIOo east Min street
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4 GAIN$T SMALLPOX. DIPUTHf'
N RIA, TYPHOID-FEVER, sc.

8LAIR's CHLORAL TIIYMoL PRoPhfLAs
TIC AND DlSISFECTANT
destroys the germs OF contagious diseases In ~
corance with the latest teachings Of science Ia
use (. simple. harmless, and agreeable. IL y EN-
Dloye.i by some Of cur ablest hy,iciar.s.
Preparcdb BY j. BLAIR,
corner Broad aud Niaih street,.
Price zoe. a bottle. nos
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LIVER CoUGHs, often taken for CoGsumptlor
are cured almost instantly With ltOP BiTTERs.
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THE RELL-RTNGERs At MoZART HALL Last
NIGHT.-The "Royal Hand-Bell Ringers
and Glee singers" five in number, ap-
pearcd Ut Mozart Hall last evening under
the auspices Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. The building was literally
packed, and long before the hour Of enter
tainment perfect streams Of humanity were
Seen pouring into the hall. Many pious
people Of those denominations who keep
Lent We're conspicuous on all sides. The
pretext OFFS Christian entertainment seemed
to have been seized with ayidity. and the
enjoyment OF this oasis in the desert, so 10
speak, was probably Is great a. that fur
nishcd by tirSt-claS- opera.
The secretary OF the Association, Mr..
Newman, introduced the performance with
few practical business remarks, in which
h. announced that this was the last Of the
series Of this seasons entertainments.
thanked his audience for their liberal
patronage, and outlined his programme for
next fall. winter, and spring.
The Bell-I,ingers then proceeded with
their concert, giving the following pro
yrlmmp.
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FRESH Strawberries, FIEsros THE sEAsoS
At pfZZtgTg
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MEMBERS OP THE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL
SOCIETY. The following have been elected
member, OF the Society: Right Rev. John
Henry Ducachet Wingfield. Bonicia, Cal. /;
Mis- Gertrude II. John, New York city ;
Passed Assistant Surgeon John {. Wise,
United states flagship New Hampshire,
Newport, K. l.; Commander Il. ID. Evans,
United states navy, nayy-yard, Washing
TON. ID. C.: William Daniel Cabell. Esq,
Washington, ID. c.; Littleton w. L. Wal
Ter. lieutenant marines, United States fag-
shin Lancaster, Alexandria, Egypt; Pro-
fessor w. II. Pleasants, fIollins Institute,
yiryinia: Rey. J. T.. Tyler, DR.. Greed
Thomas. Messrs. James II. Donnan, Mont
gomery West, Richard d. Adam. l.. Lewis,
William Ellis Jones, and John II. Ryan,
Richmond, Va. John b. Spotswood, Esq.
New Castle, Del.
The address OF Hon. William Writ Henry
At the late general meeting Of the Society,
and the letters OF Alexander Spotswood,
Governor OF Virginia, i7i0-'22, which have
been prepared for publication. with notes
and Introduction, were at the recent meet
ing directed to be printed for distribution
10 the members Of the Society.
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- You MAY EREAE, You NAY SKATER THE
VASE If you wili-
But the scent OF the roses XIII slng round IL
stin,'
was written ga spirit prophetic % .. 8 r. ArAIs-
SONS Extract Of White Rose.
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PER BOTTLE: Price Of small DE, Ell; lara
size, sl.7J.
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FRESH Strawberries, FIRST on yBE SEASON,
AT PIZZINI's.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
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upOwN.s IRON RIrrERs.
~ II f s L c Il + T

THE SECRET
os TIIE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS or
BROWNS IRON BTrTERs
II SIxPLy ruis:
II !. tbc essi Iron preparation ever made; Is COM
nounScd on thoroughly scientific. chemical ana
u,esicinal principles and does j.i What Is claimed
for it-so more and no less.
Ry thorough anc rapid assimilation with The
blood, u rcaches every pait q the system, healing
punfy4ag aud strengthening. Commencing al
the fonndstion. II builds MP and restores lost
hath. In NJ other way can lasting benefit be OBJ
tainef
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So. ouly for a PIc-NIc CrdAH.
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SOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS.
NH 25-Sa, ,rn1Ththyt
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$1,000 REWARD toW De paid % a.
CHEM iat ,cho IN fad on analysis = loo eos'isi
II : :. :. o.e pGrsicle Of Mercury, Isdite ef f'
tassi,ua. or gHg Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC 60. Pr9prietors,
Atiants, Gs.
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pROWN's IRON RITTEEs

BROWS'S IRON RrTTEEs
-. oo. contain wiiskey or alcohol. and will not
haesen the teeth or cause headache
and constipation.
tT WILL CrRE
DYSPEPSlA
INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN.
sLEEPLEs-NESs,
DIZZINESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
WEAKNESS, &C.
UsE ONLY
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS,
made ~ BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, Bal
timor> Crossed r,d nnes and trademark on
wrapper. NH 2o-t"dlW
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A BEAUTIFUL THOROUGH IN
a BRED iiORSE--.yil-h, ftn'iics- to[c3A
n,rm. iOug man" and laii. ak year. oil, -.,und
yensie-With handsOme ToP-Bt6t aui iIAk-
N's~, for aiic for want of usc 1t eOJ 80; Neis
street ma -s-Js
lssERIcAS LIVERY AND EXCHANGE srAsLrs,)
IA, 10, And - -oU riI TENTH stkssl,
RIcHyOND, YA.. March 2ls lSs-.
NOR SALE, THREE GOOD IN
Il WORK MULES and THREE GoOD[CG-
mi sl-W ,F.ssasl JAMES SWEENEY.
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ELECTRO.voLrAIC nxIrs.
ELECTRO.vOLrAIC HELMS.
I'M THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
we~ln ieni on Thirty Dsyf Trial
DR.. DYES CELEBRATED
Ell ECTRO-v 0LTAfC BELTS
AXD sCsPENsogtEs
AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
TO MEN

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restoration TO health guaranteed. rrKsx ARE ras
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Their thorough efficacy hiss been practically
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HORSES. LES- de.

EOR SALE,
1--WE MULES and OsE HORSE. YX
Apply Tor information 10
FISHER & WILE-.
fah z5-eodtt 1905 Cary street.
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granlue

/. Hail. Smiling Moon -: Home, Sweet
Home; College IIornpipe."
2. Nai-e. 1he SparrOws.m
8. Voeal-Quartette. "a Dame burden"
4. Turkish Patrol - march.
,. Intuition Ofthc village bells and chimes.
q. E0csl-Quartettc. - Little Farm
7. Polka. THE Westminster Chimes
3. " Lat Rose Of summer" " Rory O'Iore.'
.. VOcal-Ouarictte. AmO Amls."
To- Selections from d" Chimes Of Normandy"
Il. Chinese March.
y. Vocal Round, TOO Whit Too Woo
-. America"
In performing the instrumental numbers
these gentlemen exhibited degree OF pro-
ticiency i'm manipulating the bells that was
quite astonishing: and the soft. musical
tones in varied chords were exceedingly
sweet. II must be confessed, however,
that after hearing one or two selections in
thi, kind OF vibratory tone, which admits
OF little or no variety in expression, the
music becomes mon0tOnous and tiresOme.
Thi. fact. however. should not detract
from the credit due the performers for the
great degree OF perfection they have at
tanned in the science Of bell-ringinc.
The entertainment was varied with the
vocal selections rendered by four OF the
company, the fifth accompanying them
upon the piano. While there were no
voices 81 decided excellence, their spirited
manner OF singing. with suitable action.
scrio-comic selections, was novel and pleas
ing.
The performers never lett the stage from
beginning 10 the end. Mr.. Duncan :.
Miller. the '.conductor,r in g0Od-humor-
ed style. addressed the audience between
each number with remarks intended to be
instructive and witty. He told his hearers
much about bells. how they should behave,
impres-ed them with the excellence OF his
performance, how they could at it, conclu-
.ion buy the songs that had been sung, aud,
in fine. communicated almost everything he
knew respecting acoustics, etymOlOgy, ge-
ography, and arithmetic.
The two best numbers rendered with the
bells were "The Turkish Patrol March" "
and ahe selections from "Chlmes OF Nor
mandy" The latter received a decided
encore, which was responded TO by the
conductor who informed his hearers
that they would repeat IL when the COM
pany next visited Richmond.
Taken altogether the performance seemed
highly gratifying 10 the audience, and the
Association is TO be congratulated up0n
.bo .s,t.oass ~ tIi. spaSOnfs entertainments.
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CrRE- WHEN ALL OTHER REMEDIES FAis
L. YOU DOUBT.
come n sec us, and we Ntn
CURE roc
or charge nothing.
Write for particulars and a copy Of litlie tooA
. MESSAGE TO THE UNFORTUNATE sb.
FERiNG."
ASK ANY PROMINENT pRuGoisr A. -
OUR STANDING.
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MR. FAnR's POSITION.

The Committee for Courts OF Justice
yesterday reported, in Iesponse to reSo-
luton. that the county OF Fairfax had no
legal representative on the floor OF the
House. and that as soon as Il. r. Farr
qualified ~ Superintendent Of Public In
struction his seat on the floor of the House
"a, delegate from Fairfax wa- vacated.
The Office OF Superintendent Oi Public In
struction wa- incompatible with the posi-
ton OF member OF the House OF Delegate.
This conclusion i reached from Article W
section ;. of the Constitution Of Virginia.
The committee recommend the adoption
OF the following resolution:
That the seat occupied by Mr.. Richard
II. Farr a. delegate from the county Of
Fairfax be now declared vacant, and that
the Sneaker OF the House OF Delegates pro-
coed under The law 10 have the same filed.
JAMES {. TAYLOR (Chairman),
J. Y. STUBS,
ROBERT 4. COGHnL,
X. II. CALDWELL.
MARSHALL HANGER.
ROBERT VI. MAYO,
W. J. DICKINSON,
WI. GmDNGs,
4. W. HARRIS.
N. L.. SPOlSNOoD'
TIE APPROPRIATION BILL.
llr. Gridin's resolution calling on the
Finance Committee 10 report an appropria-
ton bin was passed by upon assurance be-
ing given by a member OF the committee
that the bill would be reported this MORN
ing.
HOURS or MEETING.
The following. offered by Mr.. Frazier,
was agreed to:
Resolced, That on and after saturday,
Norch 3ith- the House shall meet daily al
10 4, NJ. and that daily, except saturdays,
the chair be vacated at - L. NJ. and re-
sumed at 5:30 Z. VI.
THE COMMISSIONERS BILL PASSED.
The bill 10 create the office OF General
Conrnissioner Of Sales for the several coun-
ties and cities Of the commonwealth and
IN rrescrihe his duties and fix his compen-
sation yas passed by strict party vote.
A motion 10 reconsider was pending
when the chair was vacated.
NIGHT SESSION.
The House met at 7:5O O'Clock.
The motion 10 reconsider the vote by
which the bin 10 create the oiiiee OF Com
missioner OF Sales was passed was rejected.
wHrPpNG-Posr BILL.
House bill No. 3, to amend and rssnact
certain sections Of the criminal code and