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Monthly Report of Work Done I'm the
City Mission.

The work performed during the month
OF February has been heavier than in any
previous month since the organization OF
| the Mission. This is due TO various causes,
| but mainly to the efficiency OF the district
visitors, who are untiring in their efforts
to seek out and alleviate the wants OF the
poor and needy. The city has never been
so thoroughly canyassed nor the visiting
! done so Systematically rs during this win
| ter.
The drain on the funds Of the Mission
| has been very great, but the ladies feel as'
sured that the citizens win sustain them
and not allow the work to Languish. They
desire to continue active work until May,
il the treasury will justify it. by that
time the mild weather and abundant work
VIII enable the majority OF the poor TO take
care OF themselves. During this month
nearly 1000 sick rations have beea issued
leach ration consisting OF tea or coffee,
SUGAR, rice, and crackers). 1000 quarts OF
soup, 10000 pOnes Of bread, 20 yards OF
flannel, 500 old garments, 100 pairs OF old
shoes. and 200 loads OF Sas-coke have been
distributed.
Five hundred families have been sup
piled with sick ratiOns since December,
and at this time $50 families are regularly
supplied with the same. Amount expend-
ed for supplies alone for the Mission this
month. S2O8; other expenses make the
whole amount about 1900.
The ladies entend their thanks to the
citizens for their great liberality TO the Mis-
sion, and ask further contributions in
money, provisions, clothing, &C., &c.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. James l.. Morrow, so well known to
our businessmen for many years while AS
sstant Superintendent OF the Richmond
and Danvlle railroad and Division Super
intendent on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, and who has for several years past
been superintendent OF the Coney Island
Elevated railroad, has been appointed SUI
perlntendent OF the Brooklyn, Fhtbush
and Coney Island railroad, and VIII at the
same time continue in charge OF the Ele-
waited road.
4 novel method OF raising funds for
church purposes was adopted few nights
since in the eastern portion Of the city. II
was sort Of calico party, arranged after
the following manner: Each OF the bellies
was to wear a new calico apron. and to
make gentleman's crayat out OF piece
cut from it. These were put in envelopes
and sealed, and as the dusky beauX paid
their fare at the door one OF these enye-
lopes was handed to him. At given hour
these were opened, and the holder OF each
cravat had TO hunt up the wearer oil the
apron OF similar pattern, and treat her
from o table OF refreshments in the ante
room. The result was so great success
that the management intend to repeat IL at
an carly date.
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Extra Session Unlikely.

It is given out that sufficient number
Of delegates have been gotten, or can be
ZOtten, to sign a demand on the Governor
for an extra session, TO commence forth.
with. but senators do not sign the call SO
readily. About twenty OF them only can
be counted on, while twenty-seyen are
needed. II enough members can be per-
suaded to sign the General Assembly Gn
the present session. will adjourn sine die.
Then the two houses will Immediately re.
convene pursuant to the Governors pro-
clamati0n.
A number OF Democratic senators and all
the CoalitiOnists except Mr.. Crumpler have
so far refused TO sign. Mr.. Crumplcr
signed and then took his name off. The
Democratic obicctors give various rea-
sons. Among them that all important
public business can be easily disposed OF
in few days longer; that ali extra session
means more appropriations that possibly
the Supreme Court after this Legislature
adiourns may nullify much OF the legisla-
ton of this session, and that in such
event q session In the fall or winter will be
demanded anyhow; that the United States
courts may render coupon decisions that
will compel the Legislature to reassemble
perhaps in the early fall.
From one cause or another session this
winter is looked upon as highly probable,
and therefore it is considered by those Of
that way OF thinkingnot polite to have one
now.
The Signatures lacked could be readily
obtained II it were certainly in the power
of the Legislature TO reconyene itself in
extra session. sit ten days, and then take a
recess until December 1st.
The COalitionists met IN caucus yester-
day evening and reafirmed their determi-
nation not to be parties to nn extra ses-
sion. II they hold out and the obiecting
Democrats hold out there will be no extra
session. unless Governor Cameron OF his
own yoliton calls il.
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Manchester.

The first OF the three entertainments de-
signed for the Bainbridge-Street Baptist
Sunday school was given at Cersley's Hall
last night. The hall was packed, and
many gentlemen had to resort to the steps
for standing-room. The affair was in all
respects n success, and exceeded expecta-
tious. The chorus, Come with the Gypsy
Bride" sung by thirty singers in gypsy
costume, was presented in very pleasing
manner, and in response to encores was
repeated twice. The piece "keep Your
Eye on Her" was very amusing, and was
received with hearty applause.
All circumstances seemed to favor this
entertainment, and quite neat sum was
realized.
Mr.. A. c. Gibbs, who was summoned as
a witness in suit against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company to be tried in
the Rockbridge County Court, Is In the
city, but will leave for Lexington to-day
TO testify in the case.
A number of gentlemen from this city
went out to Chesterfield yesterday morn
ing robin-hunting, and returned IN the
afternoon, bringing with them about fifty
OF these birds.
Mr.. Lee Tanner, OF Richmond, who was
expected to take part in the entertainment
last night, was sick and could mol come
over.
Fircmen's Hall has been neatly repaired
recently, and Is now to be fitted up. The
firemen have been wishing for THIS Inn
provement for long time.
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The Late Il. T. Coleman. N. d.

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT BY THE MEDICAL
PROFESSION OF RICHMOND.
At meeting OF the medical profession
of Richmond held Tuesday, March 4th,
at p. NJ, the following expressions of
sympathy and sorrow on the death OF their
esteemed colleague, DR.. X. T. Coleman,
were adopted:
DR.. II. r.. Coleman is dead! This was
among our first greetings this morning.
1t was handed from one TO another, and
universal sorrow was the result. How
much was meant by this announcement OF
the passage OF another soul from time to
eternity only we who knew him can I'M
derstand. And such a soul! So rich in
all that make q man chief among his fell
lows.
His geniaity, his good fellowship, his
great kindliness OF spirit, his broad and
generous regard for his neighbor, OF what
ever manner or condition, and his liberal
hospitality, endeared him 10 all who knew
him well. Hence as friends we mourn his
death.
As a professional man he stood among
the highest, and the demands upon his
skill were almost more than his time could
meet. lie gained the love OF his patients
| by his gentlenesS and sympathy in their
aflictiOns and sOrrOws. Every year OF his
labors increased the respect and affection
OF his brethren, and heightened the conf
dence and admiration OF the profession.
who looked up to him as one OF its chiefs.
| He was strong man in mental abilities
and requirements. and in his death q
shining light has gone out amongst us 4;
and so it is that we, his brethren, who
rested in his strength, meet to mourn his
loss.
As n teacher in the Virginia Medical Col
| legc he was among the wOrthest that ever
occupied chair in that institution, and his
learning and eloquence gave lustre and au'
thorlty to his teachings. Cut of in hi
prime when most useful, his place will bt
hard to fin, and his associates there will bt
daily reminded of the sad loss that has
befalen them.
But if his friends. his brethren. and his
associates go mourn him departed, what
must be the vacancy be leaves in that home
where as husband and father he relgned
supreme, which his presence made so hap
py by his genial good nature, his brilliant
conversation, and his ready fund Of anec-
dote and story. What loss he must be
! there!
Into the sacred privacy OF the family
afllctiOn, into the desOhte grief OF wife and
children, We can only intTude TO express
our deep sorrow and heartfelt sympathy,
trusting that God in his mercy has taken
our friend for his own good; and as He
tempers the winds TO the Shorn lamb, so
may He give strength to the bereaved
family to accept their loss with the Chris
tian spirit OF resignation 10 the DEGREES OF
Providence.
JOSEPH A. WHITE, NJ. D.,
j. B. MOCAw, NJ. d.,
j. G.. SKELTON, VI. D.,
j. $. WBLLFORD, VI. d.,
J. n. UPsHUR, VI. D.,
Committee.
RcSolued, That the medical profession
meet at the residence OF the deceased at
1890 Z. NJ, March 9Th, to attend the fu-
neral IN body; and that copy OF these
expressions be transmitted 10 the family,
and be published in the daily papers and
local medical journals.
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Greaf RoOk.Auction.

Foster" the well-knOwn book auc-
tioAeer, will commence selling tonight at
I O'Clock, at No. 1902 Main street, nearly
opposite the American Hotel, an im-
mense stock OF fine English and American
books. This is rare chance for book
buyers. as the stock embraces the best
books Ia the various departments Of lit
erature. including Encyclopedias, History,
Poetry, Theology, Fiction, Biography, &c.,
&C., all OF which must be closed out.
JNo. l.. LAUGHToS, Auctioneer.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday: e.se. -.
Moses Green (colored) was fined 30 Tor
shooting in Oakwood cemetery.
David Rocks (colored), disorderiy ana
tresspassing oil the premises OF catherine
Green. Fined S5and cost.
Alexander Patterson (coloredb drunk
and disorderly. Fined %.
Washington Meyers and Reed Aoams
(both colored), drunk and disorderiy on
the street. Fined $3.50 each.
Robert Anderson was fineds2 Tor leaving
his team on the street without holding The
reins.
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Siet Your Licenses.

The police were busy on Saturday and
yesterday reporting parties for falling to
obtain licenses for vehicles, and for keeping
dogs and goats on their premises. These
licenses should have been paid on FeDruary
LIST; but. although more than month has
passed. there are still hundreds OF vehicles,
and probably thousand dogs, In the city
the owners OF which have paid no attention
10 the matter. II they are reported and
carried before the Police Justice ana nned
they cannot well blame any one TOT their
jnexci.sabIc negligence. Get your licenses
at orce, and save yourself further trouble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-05

the South Atlantic and Ohio railroad shall
complete its road was taken up, ana The
question being on It's eugrossment, tne Dill
was discussed at length by Messrs. Trigg,
smith, Meade, Kilgore, Nj. rshaii, heIy'
Loving. Evans Of Richmond.
Mr.. Trigg fought manfully against The
bill, and offered an appointment which EN- EN-
bodied n guarantee from the railroad, blt
the amendment was defeated and the Dill or
dered to It's engrossmenta and third reading.
At ii O'Clock the House adjourned.
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Tho wonthcr.

On the 1st instant the thermometer read
l5o at sunrise, on the I'd 27o, on the Sd 2So,
aud yesterday morning 1872, thus indicating
the coolest March spell in ten years. For
several days past ice has been gathered two
inches or more in thickness. We append
below the date OF the lowest readings OF
the Thermometer during the month Of
March for the last ten years:
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Hastings Court.

Stephen S. Miles (colored) va; before,
this court yesterday morning, charged
with stealing diamond ring from Messrs.
Goddard & Moses. lie pleaded guilty,
and was sent to the penitentiary for one
year. ..,,,
James Epps (coloredl was sent to jail for
four months fcr misdemeanor.
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howard, swineford,, agency

comprises The Royal Fire, OF Liverpool ;
Imperial Fire, OF London; Northern Fire,
OF London; London and Lancashire
Fire, OF Liverpool; Connecticut Fire. Of
Hartford; The Mutual Life, OF New York.
Assets, over one hundred and fifty millions
of dollars.
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Acalsksn Cigars.

A handsome sum Awaiting the bestowal
upon any who may discover In the Sealskin
Cigar any flavor, fnSrance, cdor. or taste
other than the natural leaf provides.
OWENS 4 MIson, Agents, Richmond, Va.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
NlSPECIAL COURSE OF PRACTICAL MED.
ICINE.-SessiOn Will begin on WEDNESDAY.
April 2, sS4, and end July !. Practical and
clinical for recent graduates, yet elementary and
dldactic enough for students. Terms. SIS for the
cOurse: So for anatomical material. For circular
or further Information address
DIR. JOHN n. UPfIiUR,
Secretary and TREASURER.
206 east Grace street, Hichmond, Va.
NH 2-eodlm
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TO MESSRS. j. II. CLAIBORNE,
Il GEORGE W. WARREN, JOSEPH ~

BLAlR, w. II. QUARLEs, AND OTHRRs:
Gentlemen,-ln response 10 yoni cali OF goth
February, 1884. respectfully announce myseh
q candidate for the position Of SHERIFF Or
THE CITY OF RICHMOND. subject to Demo.
cratic primary election. Should Ii be the plea
sure Of nay lellow-citizens 10 elect me To tho Of
ice, | promise them Ia return a considerations
aud faithful discharge Of lts duties. Feeling
deeply grateful for the confidence iaat you have
expressed I'm me,
am. very respectfully.
fe 2S-lm CHARLES W. GODpIN
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Boston Chips,
,he best things for colds. Antoni has 3
large SUNNY.

WiLBoh's cop-LIyER OH AND LinE.-Thc
great popularity OF this safs and escacious prcpa-
ration is alone attributable 10 It's intrinsic worth.
In the cure OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Whooping-cou scrofulous Humors, and an
consumptive symptoms, II has no superior, ~
equal Let 10 one neglect the early symptoms Of
disease, when an agent Is at hand which will cure
all complaints OF the Chest. Lungs. or Throst.
Manufactured only by A. r. wILBoR, Chemist,
Boston. Sold by all druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-05

1t will be observed that three Of the ten
years the coolest day fell on the 1st and
two on the 25th.
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PAINTINGS. ENGnAyINGs. &c.
FREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT l..
LFwIs's AgT-GALLERY.

PAINTINGS, WATER -coLoRs,
oLEOGRAPHs, STEEL EN6RAvINGs,
AND CaRoM0S FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER.NIRRoRs, BIsQUEs.
and RoGERs's GROUPS conssantiy On hand.
SxlO FRAMES, In Gold, Bronze, Piash, Eboa
and WALNUT, from 25c. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES in every sty,c~-a isrge
asortmoa, hand and for sale at very low priees-
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER aud PICTURES
FRAMED n the latest and most artistic manner
yALENTINE-CARDSin "a evcFy style.
EAsELs and CoRNlCEs made 10 order.
A full line OF ARTISTS MATERIALS con-
stantiy on band. l.. LEwis's Art Gallery.
uI8 9l3 Main stree
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FOREIGN STEAMSHBps.

II 0r'0' I"
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave New
York in April, May. and June, 1884. Passage
tickets by all Atlantic steamers. special facilities
for securing good berths. Tourist tickets for In
dlyidual travellers In Europe, by all routes, at re-
duced rates.
COOKS EXCURSlONTST, with maps and full
particulars, by rlail 10 cents. Address
THOMAS COOK 4 SON,
fe 3 W&Sul6w 26l Broadway, New York.
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MoRrr,ARY Report for the week ending

M0RTUARY REPORT for the week ending
March 1: Whole number Of deaths in
the city, exclusive Of stilEbirths, 81
white. II; colored, %. Rate Of mortality
OF whole population was 24.9O per 1000
per annum: White population, 1915 per
1000 per annum; colored population,
SO. .43 per 1000 per annum.
j. G.. CABELL, NJ. D.,
President Board OF Health.
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MALARIA In all It's forms positively cured with
EMoRY's SrANDAnD-CURE PILLS. anever-fsIi-
ing remedy: purely vegetable, contain no auinine
or other poisonous agents. Twenty-Five sad ftv
cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-05
The Choral Union,

The Richmond Choral Union met last
night. There were about one hundred
singers present, and the march chorus from
mittee was appointed and invitations will
think would like to join the organization.
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POwpER.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CELE-
VI BRATED sPORTIsG.- MINING and
BLAsTiNG-POwDER NAiLORS EkGLfSt
CAST sTEEL, TOh : MINING ~ ~, BAk- and
II. NJ. WOETiiAI,
fe l2-eod3m Fifteenth ard Cary stTSefs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-05

SAVE MONEY by having your printing ds~e at
the DISPATCH PRISTrSG-IIoUsE. Good WORT,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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n 10000 Is appropriated the volunteers will
q We 70 raise the sum OF e33,0e2.60 70 maintain
a Vrvd1zation al proper standard OF ulscl-
ne and equipment In addition 70 the approprls-
%, This estimate Of expense Is actual. Inc
ulhgent expense attending volunteer COM
q mpan,
Dtl value Of arms and equipments re-
eifed by the state since 1871 1.........& u $4,000
lhe OF arms and equipments on hand
~ IN use. according TO the Adjuiant- o
Vehsr4ls reporL................... o7'oOo
ase Of stores lost 10 the State in thir-
a cen )eaIs for want Of inspections aud ooo
eaaer the new bill just passed by the United
ses senate the State will receive per year arms
equipments 20 the value Of III 900 for cach
Urn under arms. Our quota under the pres
Weanizati0n viii be shout $4,000 worth or
W. aud equipments In Kind. As the law now
aes this state receives from the United states
a' $4,000 worth OF arms and equipments per
~. Which. undef the present system, are passing
state.
/ WEST VIRGINIA DEBT.
This bin came upas unfinished business.
y Mccormick moved 10 pass by. Re
aed by vote OF IL 10 10.
~. Koiner called the previous question.
stained.
The iirst question was on the amendment
hr. Wlckhana. 10 strike out all that pro-
~ 10 allow the Governor 70 bring suit
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r RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
L SELF A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE
OF SHERIFF, su iect 20 the DEM cratic Rominz-
tiOn. Having been Deputy Sheriff for abeet
thirteen years, aud now carrying ON the Office
IN the name Of John w. Wright, sheriff. I be-
leye that can discharge The duties OF the position
satisfactorily, and If elected I pledge rny best
efforts to that end.
IN 4 LEWIS wJNSTON
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CANDIDATEs FOR OFFICE.

ITO CHARLES w. GODDIN, ESQ. The
l. undersigned, voters Of the city, appre,d sttux
your honest and strict attention u husiness And
believing you would be suitable person " ali -
vacancy caused bv the death Of uhe late yoSa ri !.
Wright, respectfully request that you an sunce
yourself candidate for Sheriff. TO be voted FER AZ
The approaching May election.
III. Claiborne, Joseph NJ. Blair,
George W. Warren, w l.. Quarles,
&. Gennet. \. w Cringsn.
Jesse Child. II. Swinefo-d.
John G. Williams, j. J.. Anperson,
W. II. TatuD, q. +. Tirsley,
Mcuntcastle 4 Cofer, George r. stacy,
j. 4. hohier, AL. Ellett. gr..
A. Judson Watkins. Clay Drewrv,
W. r. Smith, c. l.. Todd,
W. q. Stokes, n. Il. Addison,
ID. o. DAVIS John Addison,
Samuel :. Cotireli, William II. kilisos.
ID. \. Mccarthy, Robert n. WilIiause
j. Harvle Blair, Franklln stearns,
Clem't X. Barksdaie. B. q. Gray
W. II. simmons,
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| shall commence baking nv
SUPERIOR MATZOES
on or about the 10TH OF MARCH, under s,e SUI
supervision OF Messrs Bl0omberg and Greentrec.
After thirteen years experience ia baklzg them,
can guarantee satisfaction Send In your orders
at once, and oblige !. ID. BRIGGS.
NH 3. " .F&Su3t
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V'O MESSRS. +. L. GLASGOW, G.. l..
i TODD, AND OTHERS: Gentlemen,-In re-
Spouse 10 the above cali To announce myself q
CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF CITY AU-
DITOR. allow me to thank you for this expression
Of confidence, and say that should Il be the plea
sure OF the voters To elect me, that VIII discharge
the duties of the off to the best Of 10Y ability.
fe 23 EDWARD j. WARREN
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GROCERiES.-l00 BARRELS PURE
VI SUGAR SYRUP; so barrels PURE NEW
ORLEANS MOLASsEs; go bogshesds PORTO
RICO M0LAsSES; 900 barrels PATENT
ROLLER FAMILY FLOUR; $50 barrels SPRING
WHEAT FLOUR; so barrels RYE FLOUR; ~
bales HOPS.
ia 80 POTTS, STOKES 4 co.
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FERTILIZERS.


EERTILlZERS.- We offer for sale No.
Il STANDARD PERUVIAN GUANO, cole
per cent. Ammonia guaranteed PURE EGROUND
RAW BONE: kAIN1IE or GERMAN POTASH
SALTS; DIsSOLYED-BONE PHOSPHATE.
JAMES G.. TINSLEY 4 co.
4. X. ELLERSoN & Co, Agents.
fe 26-lm 1876 Cary street.
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TO EDWARD j. WARREN, ESQ. ::

ITO EDWARD j. WARREN, ESQ:
l. The undersigned voters OF the city, recog-
niZng your past services, and believing that yOs
are fully qualified TO 1ll the vacancy OccasioneJ
by The death Of the late j. u. Royster respectfully
request that You announce yourself u candidate
for the Office Of City Auditor in the coming eiec-
ton ia MaY next.
+. I. Glasgow, T. s. Alfriend,
Charles l.. Todd, I. Dave port, Jr,
Andrew Pizzini, Dr., NJ RosenbaIm,
Edward Cohen, I. william Pemscrton 4,
W. :. Gunn, !. :. Tower
\. -. HargrOye, J. VI. Goddln,
W. X. Bowie. William u. Gibson,
James II. Capers, Henty G.. Cannon,
l.. Wagner, VI. MiLhiser,
Clement X. Barksdaic, 4. J. Miller,
James McOraw, Talbot 4 Sons,
Herman & BOschen, Alexander w. Archer,
Charles l.. Segel, Iiulcber & Ross,
A. Bargamin, Lloyd j. Beall
John MlhOny, &c Ell
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ssROCERlES, 4o.
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.

THE CELEBRATED LOCKPURT
Il ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR" in barrcls, half
barres, and bIgs. Thc BAXALL-CRENStiAW
COMPANY BYRD ISLAND" and DUNLOPS
MCCANCE DECORTICATED FLOUR. For sale
by MCCARTHY & HAYNES,
ia 80 6o7 east Broad street.
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MIST VIRGINIA DEBT BILL KILLED.
NJ Bill With Reference 10 the Volunteer
Militia Passed the Senate.
SOUTHWESTERN ASYLUM.
ssuwiOn Of the Richmond Deck and Dry.
Dock Bill in the House.
senate.

,xTRA SESSION IMPROBABLE.
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JOSEPH A. WHITE, NJ. d.,
J. b. MOCAw, NJ. D.,
j. G.. SKELTON, VI. D.,
j. 5. WBLLFORD, NJ. d.,
J. y. UPsHUR, VI. D.,


RcS0!ued, That the medical profession
meet at the residence OF the deceased at
1890 +. NJ, March 9Th, to attend the fu-
neral IN body; and that copy OF these
expressions be transmitted TO the family,
and be published in the daily papers and
local medical Journals.
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Cot 10 maintain, &C., 81 companies
~ sS22.5O per company per year. S46,SS2 80
lost Of inspections required by bill
inspector will have to visit 81 COM
panies; IL will require 90 days TO
make the tOurl-this includes travel
, nng expenses. pay, and board....... 600 90
fsum2ted transportation of troops,
YEAR . =. ,e r 1000 90
osi 0i Necessary blanks for reports
required by the regulations, print
lng stationery, and postage per
'NAI''.ss. s.ss..ssss..sss....s... +.sss-. oO' w