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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-03-29

The Cooksburg school term Of six
months closed on Friday, the 18th
inst. 10 the evening, Miss Jennie M.
Shields, and scholars gave the large
audience present rare treat to
number Of Dialogues, Recitations, Sc,
all Of which were rendered in highly
creditable manner, showing care 10
their preparation. The school room
was handsomely decorated for The
occasion with evergreen boughs and
wreaths enclosing lnottoes. The sxer-
cises of the evening commenced with
an "old- fashioned spelling bee" to
which an invitation was extended to
all present to take part A number
of the audience, together with the
scholars of the school, and a number
Of scholars from schools in the vicinity
partie: patsd. The spelling throughouf
was contested with spirit Ella Cook,
one of the pupils Of the school, carried
off first honols, having spelled down
all competitors. One Of the festurs of
the evenings performance was "bur-
lesque" entitled IAN Irish Turkey
Roast" which was we'll rendered and
brought down the house. Miss Shields
has taught the school in this place for
three terms, and is greatly esteemed
by her numerous friends for her
many good qualities Of mind
and heart. The rapid progress made
in their studies by the scholars under
her charge attest the care aud attention
bestowed on them. The following was
the programme:
Music by the scholars.
RecitatiOnS"P Peter Gray" by Allie
Cook.
Recitation, Bedtime" by Rettie
Fulmer.
Dialogue, "Not Afraid to Work."
by Allie Cook, George Fulmer, Willie
Cook and Jennie NJ Shields.
Recitation, What time is itf" by
Mary Morgan.
Recitation, zone Mother" by Elmer
Fulmer
Essay, Failing Stars" BY Hattie
Cook.
Recitation, "Two Ears and one
Mouth" by BIanch Cook.
Dialogue, Behind the Scenes" by
w. F. Frampton. r. S. Macbeth,
Anna Deice and Zilla r. Cook.
Recitation, Pretty Bee," by Ella
Morgan.
Defamation, The Burial of Mo-
ses," by Jennie M Shields.
Recitation, "a Song of the Wind"
by Lydia Henry.
Defamation, "a Hero" by Ella
Cook.
Essay, Making a Work in Life"
by r. S. Macbeth
Dialogue, Scandal by Hattie
| Cook, Ella Cook, Asna Doice,. J. P.
Piper and w. F. Frampton.
Select Reading, "Old Jack Burgess
on Tare," by J. P. Piper.
Dialogue, "Two Opinions" by Allie
Cook and Rettie Fulmer.
Farce, can Irish Turkey Roast" by
w. f. FramptoD, j. P. Piper, T. b.
Cook, Anna Deice, Hattie Cock, Ella
Cook and Kate Kline. MAC.
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IAWREM0E HOUSE.

TTONESTA, PENN'A, VIM. SMEAR
BAUGH, PROPRIETOR. This house
lace ntrally located. Everything new and
we'll furnished Superior Accommoda-
tions and strict attention given to guests.
Vegetables and Fruits of all kinds served
IN their season. Sample room for Com
nercial Agents.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Condensed Time Table TIonesta station.

Rev. j. T. Michael will preach in
the Free Methodist Church next Sun.
day morning and evening.
Preaching in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday merning and
evening, by Rev. Hickling.
Rev. Hicks will occupy the pulpit
of the M. e. Church next Sunday
evening.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at
3 p. M; M. L. Sabbath School at 10
a. M.
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iiaob IIluay was llultlui 0hY
for The hangman, FIVE murderefs bav-
ing ended their earthly career at the
ropes eod in Pennsylvania alone, and
one in New York, making six 10 all.
They all died protesting their inno-
cenee tn the last, while most Of them
we're guilty Of the most foul and cold
blooded murders. The names and
places Of execution are as follovs !:
Frank and Henry Rumberger, Har-
risburg; Jonathan Meyer, Middle.
burg; Frank Small, Allegheny City !;
John A. Neveling, Clear6eld, and
Jack Mccarthy, Angelica, N. Y.
--Messrs. Norton g. Dubail. agents
for the New Howe Sewing Machine,
hsVe located in Tionests and will can
vass Forest county. Their headquar-
ters will be at the Lawrence House
during the spring and summer where
they can he found when rot absent on
business. The Howe machine being
the first that was ever made, has an
established reputation the world over,
and with the late Improvements that
have been made is better than ever.
Mr.. Dubail is quite we'll known to
many of our citizens, having canvassed
this section six years ago, when he
gave very general satisfaction Mr..
Norton is an equally reliable gentle.
man, Gthough not so we'll acquainted
with our citizens. These gentlemen
have all kinds of sewing machine at
tachments, aud in connection with
thei- business are prepared to make
repairs on all machinee at reasonable
prices. Give them a trial, and we are
convinced you will receive entire sat
isfaction.
Our townsman Whittekin re-
turned from Harrisburg on last Mon.
day morning, after stay of week,
seeming we'll pleased with his visit.
He says he rummsged around through
the archives of the old keystone State,
aud among the curious and likewise
valuable things be brought back is. a
map of Pennsylvania made 80 years
ago. He speaks in laudatory terms Of
Hon. j. B. Agnew and his estimable
lady, who United in endeavoring to
make his visit pleasant, as he does
with all his friends. Mr.. Agnew holds
a responsible position in the Depart
ment of Internal Affairs, which Mr.
w. thinks he fills with singular ability.
He says he only awaits an opportunity
to be able to chow his appreciation Of
the favOrs bestowed by Mr.. and Mrs
Agnew, He saw a number Of his ac.
qusintances and reports having had a
good time. S. D. Irwin Esq, Hon.
~ w HSSloI, uut' u a AAduSOh
Judge Johnston and Hon. j. f. o.
mer were down at the same time on the
suit before the Board Of Property on
the application of $50 acres of unim
proved land in Howe and Kingsley
townships, which was caveated against
by the Salmon Greek Lumber & Min
ing Co. After hearing both sides and
the evidence of the surveyors, Messrs
Hilands and Whittekin, for some rea.
son unknown to all parties-or prob.
ably some construction of the law
issued w. A. Dusenbury, the appli
cant for the land, warrant authoriz-
ing the county surveyor to survey
unto the said w. A. Dusenbery the
said land Other business before the
board was as speedily disposed Of.
-1Es
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member of Congress JAS. MosanovE.
Member Of Senate. @. HILL.
AsseDtbGv---E. l.. DAVIS.
President Judge-W. d. BRO wN.
Associate Jatdges-JoHN REcK, G. A.
HILL.
Treasurer-N. 8. FOREMAN.
Py-othonotory, Register @ Recorder, &C.
JUsTIs SHAwREY.
ShcTiG.--C. w. CLARR.
CoBtmtssioners-H w. LEDEBUR, ]. s.
HENDERSON, II. A. ZuENDELL.
County lSuperintendent--J. E. HILL
ARD.
District Attorney--S. d. IRWIN.
Jury ConmtssionerS-R. J. HILLARD
J. GRBENAwAbT.
County SltgVeVOq'-F. +. WHITTEKIN.
C0roneT-C. II. CHURCH.
County 4 4uditoTs-G. w. WARDEN, j. A,
SooTT, r. b. SwALLEY.
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). w. MORROW, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.

Late Of Armstrong county, having located
in Tionests is prepared to attend all pro-
fessionar calls promptly and at all hours.
Ofice in Smearbaugh & Co. new build
ing, up stairs. Office hours to s A. NJ,
and Ii to ~ NJ; to and 81 to ~ P. NJ.
SUNDAYS, 9 to 10 A. NJ; to and ct to II
P. N, Residence in Henage house, rear of
Conrt House. may-l8 81.
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GARD OF THANKS.

Mr.. w. P. Wagner desires to ex'
press his most sincere thanks to his
friends aud neighbors for kindness ex-
tended during the sickness of his wife
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TIDIOUTE, PENN'A, w. d. BUCKLIN,
Proprietor. A first-cass. hotel in all re-
Npects, and the pleasantest stopping place
in town. Rates very reasonable. janS-82
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w. Q. CoBURN, m. b.,

n 1DAOAzA4N a 10 INN17OtEI
Has had over fifteen years experience in
the practice of his profession, having grad
uated legally and honorably May 10, 1865.
Office and Residence in Forest House,
opposite the Court House, Tionesta, Pa.
AuQ 2b-lSS0
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CENTRAL HOUSE

BONNER a AGNEW BLOCK. Y, @.
JACKSON, Proprietor. This is a new
house, and has just been fitted up for the
accommodation of the public. A portion
of the patronage of the public is solicited,
46-ly
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DIED.

WAGNER-At Fagundus, Pa, March 2l,
1882, Mrs. Kate Wagner, wife of w. P.
Wagner, in the Both year Of her age.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

furgess--GEoRaE MORGAN.
Councilmen- North ward w. A. Grove,
II. B. Cobb, Patrick Joyce South Ward
Geo. w. Robinson, A. II. Partridge, o. W.
Proper.
y,sstices of the Peace--J. II. Brennan,
d. 8. Knox.
Comstdble--Jame Swailes.
School DirectorS--J. Shawkey, s. J.
Wolcott, E. T.. Davis, A. B. Kelly, @. w.
Robinson, A. II. Partridge.
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For good fresh Goods cheap go tc
HAsLEr a. Sons Feb. 1, '82.
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MIS-. Charles Diley, Pittsburgh,
says, she had chronic catarrh badly.
Peruna cured her perfectly.
Il was given up to die, from dis
ease of my limbs. l took Peruna and
it cured me. j. Irwin, Hope, Pa.
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-Landreths Garden Seeds, large
and small Clover Seed, Timothy Seed
and Onion Sets, at Robinson & Bon.
ner's. 2t.
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TOBACCO ExcuANcE, January b, 1882.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE, January -, 1857.
Ata meeting OF the Tobacco Exchange
held this day to take into consideration the
death Of Mr.. Julien llarri,on-the prcsi-
dent. Mr.. {. Barksdale, in the chair-on
motion OF Mr.. Miles Gary committee OF
five were appointed TO drait suitable leso-
lutions; whcreupon Mc-srs. Gibson, scott,
Wormlev. and Cary were appointed TO That
duty. Mr.. Gibson reported the following,
which were adopted unanimously:
ReSolced. That it is with deep and heart
felt sorrow that We learn the death ol our
youny friend and associate Julien Harrison.
when the old and gray-headed among Us
drop into the grave, sad and s0rrowful we
NAV be, but we accept Il aS IN event TO be
looked for in the course OF nature; but
when the young. just entering into lie, are
thus cut OIL, we can but eXciaim, alas, " Ill,
sun hath gone down while il j. Yet day,
and our tenderest emotions are excited and
we desire 10 express them.
ReSOlred, That we hereby express our
oreat respect and esteem for oar departed
friend. and will cherish his memory wllh
fond affection.
Resoired. That the secretary be request
ed 10 address a copy Of these resolutions TO
hi. afflicted family. DAVID BRIDGES
Secretary.
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Personals aud Rriefs.

Both houses OF the General Assembly
have passed a bill TO authorize Grace Epis-
copal church, in the city Of Richmond, Ia
borrow money and execute deeds OF trust
TO secure the same.
Ii is not hereafter to be in order for pco-
Die to gather in the Senate chamber and
ill the room with the foul odor OF cheap
cigars.
Marvin, in the penitentiary, has lost his
limping gait and hesitancy of speech.
He leads the choir at the religious services
held on Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas b. Sims and bride arrived
here last night from New York, and are TIN
guests of Captain George W. Allen.
\ few days ago lady called on notary
public OF this city to take before him the
usual oath OF bank director. The bank
was located in Texas. 1t is stated that ons
OF the national banks in an adjoining State
has lady for president.
Right Rev. Bishop Whittle will hold con-
firTnation in the Monumental church sun
day afternoon. The collection will be foI
the Education Society OF the Episcopal
Church in Virginia.
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PERRY pAvIs's rAIN.KIILER.
\ EUR ALGIA,
srRAINs, PAIN IN THE BACK
AND SIDF.

qh,re Is nothing more painful than these dis
,,.o. but The pain be removed and the disease
,.r,aby usc Of PERRY DAVIs's PATN-KrLLER.
Tbl, rrmcdy Is not a cheap Benzinc or Petroleum
,,,drct. tha, mus, be kep, away from fire or heat
,,s,old danger Of explosion, nor Is 81 an niricd
enactment that may do moro harm than good.
PuN-KILLER has been in constant use for for
:, years. and the universal testimony from all
,..rl. Of the world Is 1T NEVER PALS. II not only
ceccts permanent cure, but IL relieves pain almost
,,,fantaneou,ly Rcing purely vegetable remedy,
lis safe In the hands of the most inexperienced.
The record Of cures 10y the use OF PAIN-hiLLER
would nm volumes. The following extracts from
letter, received show what those who have tried It
think;
EDGAR CApY. Owatonna. Minn., says;
About year since my wife became subject 70 Sc
we're suffering from rheumati,ln. our RESORT was 10
thc Pain-k lller. which speedily relieved her.
CHARLES POWELL writes from the sailors
Ind b,gn afflicted three years with neuralgia and
violent spasms OF the stomach. The doctors az
Westminster Hospital gave up my case ~ ues sl'it'
tried your Pain-A lcr aud u gave me inineula
relief. have regaincd my strength ana am no"
affc TO follow my usual occupatloh.
GU. wALwonTH Saco, Me-, writes:
IeNueri,uccd immediate relief from pain In the
Side by the use Of your Pain-htller.
4. hOEk says: \
Ihavc used your Pain-Killor for rheumatism ana
have received great benefit
BARTON SEAMAN says: -.
found itu nerer-f1iling remedy for rheumatism
and lamCuC>,.
Mr BURDfTT writes; ,.
HntrCr rails 20 give relief in cases OF rhenma-
ti~m.
PHiI. GILBERT. Somerset Pa, writes
Prom actual use. know your Pain-hiller Is the
best medicine ] can gci.
All druggists keep PAIN-KlLLER. Its price is
~ low that IL l. within the reacn Of all and II will
save many times lis cost i'm doctors bills. 25c.,
SOC. and II bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Propriciors.
no 3-eodtycI Providence. Il. |.
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LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

I IEBIG CONpANY'S EXTRACT OF
NiEAT-FINEsT AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. And SAUCES.
IIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Aninvaluablc and pala,ablc tonic In all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. is success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
ful~-ses Medical Press" Lancet Brit
ish Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-GenWne only with the rae
simle Of Baron Liebig's signature in blue ink
across the label.
IIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT,
TO he had Of all storckeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. sole agents for The United States
wholesale only, c. DAVID & Co, AZ Mari.
Lane London. England. ap 20-Sa52t
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Griffin. The following officers were in
stalled: James II. Barrett, w. NJ; w.
Isaac johnson. 5. W.; Edward Mitchell,
J. w; II. Bruce Evans, Secretary; Daniel
Coy, Treasurer; w. ii. Wood, ). d.; IT..
p. Taylor. }. ID. John Gibbs, 5. s.; Will
liam Murray, J. Sc; Rev. John II. Fauntle-
roy, Chaplain; W. G. Morgan, Tiler.
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80. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

WILBOE'S COD-LVFR OIL AID InIE.-lcr-
SONS who have been taking Cod-Liyer OIL will b.
pleased 10 learn that Dr. WiLBoR has succeeded.
from directions If several professional gentlemen
in combining the pure Oh aud lime In such Inan-
ner that 1t Is pleasant to the taste and its effects ~
lung complaints are truly wonderful Very maas
persons whose eases were pronouncedhopeless ana
who had taken the clear oil for long time w.aout
marked effect. have heen entirely cured by asin (
this preparation. BE sure and get the'genu ~
Manufactured only by \. u. WHBoR, chemist
Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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Dr. j.. J. Caldwell, Baltimore, states: 81 have
used CoLDES's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT ot
BIEF AND TONIC INyIGoRAroR largely In debiIi-
w. febrle aud nervous diseases, aud found II one OF
the most reliable Of nuirlment tonies now In use
or 20 mo found In pharuacy. ASK foR CoLDES's
TAKE no OTHER, or druggists generally.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
\ FAIR, FRESH, ANp
BEAUTIFUL CoNPLNION.
No matter how much it may nave become iw-
paired by nature or otherwise Il makes the SKIS
PURE. SOFT and LIKE THAT or lOUTH.
It's not only ELECANTLY PERTUNlED, but it!s
in every way a most perfect wash anda SrLENp,D
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly De- detected
and Is harmless as water.
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SENATE SETTLED.
A New President Pro TempOrc and
the Four Still Faithful.

Mr. Lybrook Elected President Pro TEN. OF
the SENATE but He Declines, and There
upon Mr. Henry c. Wood Receives the
Unanimous Vote of the Members and Ac-
cepts-Personal Remarks; Mr. Newbcrry
Quotes General Malone on MIR. RiddIeber-
ger-The House nt Last Informed that the
Joint Order for the Election OF Auditor,
&c., IL Observation-Disclosures Caucus Last
Mich,
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ameinI SmnIl.i,ox Report.

OFPIcE BOARD OF HENTn,}
RICHMOND. VA. January %, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
No new case OF smallpox or yarioioid
has been developed in the last tweu,y-fom
hours.
Respectfully, J. q. CABELL,,
President Board Of Health.
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EIyEni.NDs.
RICHMOND AND DASNIiLE fAiILoAp ''.'t
TKEASTREB'> OfFI'E,
RICHMOND VA, Jsnuary II, lSe2. '
r.,frn DANpn nN nIREf"IDP> Of

IliFANI Ilf-I|N VF III y
RICHMOND VA, January II, lHs2.
rI,UE BOARD OF DIRECTOR, Ot
4 THIS tONPAEY have declared DlNIDEND
OF TWO PER CENT. on The stock ~ The coin-
ranv out of the earnings u The company Tor IN
1Taffer ending December 81. 1881 and an aldi-
nnwsl dividend OF ON PER CkNI. out on
tlo Drois II tho company realized from NE saic oi
H. Tirginia Midland Railway Company ilrvihc
bonds. said dividends src payable on and aiter
ETRRIr ARY IS. 1882. To stockholders oi T,cVni
an the hooks of the company ~ ofiofh l.. "
FEBRUARY 10, lSeZ. 10 follows:
10 siockhoIders ~ record on The books of ~
Vow York Office, Al the Mcrantie National Bans
New York.
10 other ockholders, at the Office of the tfr1-
surcr Of the company, Richmond, Va. 81,
The transier-hoOks Ot tie company wiz ~
closed from O'Clock 4. VI. FEBRUARY lugu
until 10 o'clock 4. VI. FkBRl Akr lnlh Ri"Ai-
mo. w p i MN
IA 2s-2taYtEol6 Ireasufvi'
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ELECTRO-vOLTAIC BELTS.
TO MEN

sadering from NERVOUS DEBILITY. LOST VI
TALITY, ,VIGOR. and MANHOOD. rcsultngirom
ABVsEs AND OTHER CAUSES: or 10 any person
afflicted with RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA,
PARALYSIS. SPINAL DIFFICULTIES. LANE
BACK, LIVER And KIDNEY TROUBLES.
RUPTURES, AND OTHER DISEASES OF THE
VITAL ORGANS. speedy rctief and complete
restoration TO health guaranteed. THESE ARE IiIE
ONLY ELECTRIC APPLIANCES that have ever been
CONSTRUCTED UPON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
Their thorough efficacy has been practically
proven with the most WONDERFUL SUCCESS. We
HAVE THE TESTIMONY OF THOUSANDS WHO
HAVE BEEN QUICKLY AND RADICALLY CCEED
~ THEIR USE. All wc ask of any person IS TO
GIVE THEM TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS AND BIZ
CONVINCED.
send 40 once for lLLC STEATED PAMPHLET.
GIVING ALL INFORMATION, FREE. Address
VOLTAIC BELT COMPANY,
h 2l-Sa17t Marshall, Mich.
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MARX TwAIN's new book, THE PRINCE AND
THE PAUPER," AT MCCARTHY 4 cos, 916 Man
street.
~ ALARMING SPREAD or ~MNL-PON.
The most potent remedy To stop the spread oi
this great scourpe Is DARBYs PRoPHYLACTN
FLUID, which H. ready for use AT all tmcs. Persons
are liable at any moment 10 "catch" the Glsra-c.
and should get the Fluid at once aud usc II Freely
about, places cannot bc infected where the fluii
g. used. Persons attending the sick or In other
ways exposed to the disease viii be protected by q,
free u-p.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

Is IT SUPERSTITION TO SUPPOSE
because the famous beauty, Mrs. Langtry, u-c> At
KISsON'S new perfume, " Glove pink that Il can
affect ones personal Appearance
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AUCTION SALES TI,IS DAY.

Re- on an sales of Real statemade between 2 %
Isl of January and last 90 June the taNc, Tor ll
present yetr have "a be paid hy ne purchaser. oh
IN yics made between he lst Of July md last &C
the wear the taxes have tO be paid by the seller
This custom WIS adopted about niiecn aear, ~
bv an the rel estate gents IN Richmond, and aP-
plies % Richmond and ycinty.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. ", horses mule,
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2ESINESS CHANCES.

NOR sALE-A RARE OPPORTt-
L NITY-COMPLETE STOCK OF bkl g.
AND FINIURE~: only ~ Use q short tine. Ad-
dre,s d., care dispatch ONCE. . . ,,..s.,,.,..
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hooks, STATIONERY. &c.

V'HE NEW MAN AND THE ETER-
NALLIFE. By Andrew Juses- Price, Sl.75
PALESTINE EXPLORED. By Rev. Jane
Neil $3.50.
AI-TUORIZFD REPORT or THE PROCEED
INGs or TIE SEVENTH CHURCH CON
GREsS IN TIE UNITED STATES. ~.
sTTDIFs IN THE HISTORY OF THE PRAYER
BOOK. By Rev. DR.. Lubbock. sL50.
.rUT DECORATIVE SISTERS-Dew supply
Price, sI.50. wOODIOUsE PARHAM.
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There was the usual crowd in the Senate
chamber yesterday. As the day advanced
the press upon senators became so great
that a motion to open the galleries was
made and prevailed, as on each day Of this
excitement. Not only was the air foul
because of the great number Of people in
the badly-vcntilated chamber, but it was
burdened with the odor Of cheap cigars.
For that reason Mr.. Berry offered the fol-
lowing:
ReSolued, That the Sergeant-at-ArmS OF
this Senate be. and he is hereby, required
to prohibit and prevent smoking by sena-
tors and all others within the Senate cham
ber while the Senate is in session, and on
every day before the opening OF the days
session.
Mr.. Thurman moved 10 strike ont Senl-
tors" He presumed senators would moi
be guilty OF any such thing.
Mr.. Berry hoped Mr.. Thurman would
withdraw his motion, for he had seen sena-
tors smoking on the floor during the ses-
sion.
Mr.. Thurman did not know that. He
Withdrew ms motion.
The resolution was adopted.
COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION.
Mr.. Hale, from the committee heretofore
appointed for the purpose, presented the
following:
TO the Senate Of Virginia:
The committee acting under senate rcso-
lutionS adopted on the 2Gth instant report
that it has selected the following senators
to constitute the committee OF investiga-
ton provided for by the resolution offered
by Senator Riddleberger, and adopted JAN
uary %. lSS2-to wit: Senators Riddle
berger, Berry, LybrOok, Walker, and Ste
venS.
Respectfully submitted.
PEYTON G.. HALE.
JOIN T. LOWELL.
January -. 1882.
The report was adopted.
Mr.. Riddieberger emphatically declined
10 serve on the committee, and that with
ont disrespcct to the gentlemen who re-
ported the committee. His duty to the late
President pro tenn. required this OF him.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT PRO TEN.
Mr.. Newberry offered the following:
Where's on yesterday Hon. W. VI. FL
liott was reelected President pro tenn. OF the
Senate and declined to accept the position
therefore
ReS0lred, That the Senate do now pro-
ceed to the election OF President pro tenn.
Agreed TO.
The Chair 1Ir. Bailey; Nominations are
now in order.
Mr.. Newberry nominated Mr.. LybrOok
lir. Wilcox stated that his nomination
of Mr.. Lybrook on yesterday was facetious'
ly done.
Mr.. Riddlcberger nominated Mr.. II. G.
Wood.
Mr.. Christian: desire to ask will either
Of these gentlemen accept ii nominated?
Ruled ont Of order.