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Hon, l.T.noKE, ipfs, Eoasd. q eess.l.
.,,se.--sG q. &. SiurFi,s.> Sscrctary. -

ALEXANDER 'A4ETIS, D. b. Ps,sis.,,
flro,essorlof .isn'ai.snd horsi shl,osopy.Yf
Els. LiQSsA, N, lvktTfr.sltsH, llsitssor
/ atorySUeps,lments " ssIe u MN 6ttS
and Physics, = ~" " y"
Il, u, PiEgcr, A. ~, Cant. I. 8, "A Proisss,,
Of M,Ii(;aaIic, md Military Tst,irs.
y! J.f;vsytsses, u |,,,, h.spi;,RI6sssys, NJ
Chcmislry and Ea,urn, ThiIotqrby,
IF. W.lWo6p, PL,'Ue., Pf5trssorof Aueissst AKA
K Modern languages, sIR relt cai:saiU 20
O,,W. Miller a. ~, Assistant in The Ps,p.r.-
stry Eepaftfaeiit.. :. "fs'l dif'ET
D. -, fgElSIos;i Tntora.J lssI e,s,s ,'inS
,GsoRdx y lIAcAxs Esq, Sgpe,ip,ssd..t u
u Grounds and lh!ildTn,f. 'rs s'auiffSAS'
HJen W. liaooE, ~ Dsp Lectursr on Pbyholo.
gy ard Hygiene.
Hon. Jo,is a. DlttE, Lecture. eh'efvil aud Ca,
gssIipIiale.olawJ aal si5dI ,5Aiti,.,s,
Fall, Term begins Ia. Tuesday in ,Rsptembsy.
winter Term begins LIST 5iond:r insb eesmIef.
Sptils Term begins 81 Tuesday ilAa.sb,, 4
Commencement, 90 Wednesday in june.
TdtiIii4 l'tlhfdofylf s5lt per- Terms asIs
:" i Ss1s,si.y ss.ss-pa sssssa,o i al.
llo.rdinr--Not 70 exceed $3.50 fet ftsi.
ar- sth'lfsrl es,olsrne. liais.osa .'sssi4a
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'nvTsrke.In,I II af,plte = ana sStoss.
s:,adha ST. TENS, si,G of stone Brtlrc,,d
ssIl- sWHEELlNGs'Ws VA hsisfo
i Mouumtnts,Ipn4s.fl leaasIS aess Nantes,
(;riuls,0nc.. cts...a,Env. oil, hand aud ,ri,h,
spa.hle ie;Ias. Persons reasiTias anything
iinS'htir line would do We'l oisSfamutnats
with them, md lsarn ilieir terms believe yss-
abusing, e!sswhSre., .fsb22 lIas. :,
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NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY.
To- g.g b. NINE MEN .,Is.r 4

ont Of 1 thousand know Of this temdy, and |
e,,uao. find words enough for theft ptaist.--
Below NC ptiht afew sainyles q iettatt w are
constantly tresiting daily Y; ,fs.-.'9
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T7craea 7hroais .u,d. CONSUMPTION.
nEXRY'S CONSTITUTION i.ENOvAToR
cannot be equallcd BY apr other preparation Of
The day. u my person should bs shcptical
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HONE AND IS, NElol1Bor ii. i

will continue 10 boa reflex Of i'll,
That tra.nspires tn our County nd State, and
Iho Efforts which hare brought fer he com.
Of The entire lress Of tho S,uic, Of
having presented the best Local Dspartmcn.
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R ESOLU'n'lON.

lfyou'vc any task to do,
Let me whiSper, friend, to YOU,
lryou'vc any debt to pay.
Rest you neither nigh. nor day,
I'uy It,
Ifyou've anything to give,
That another's joy may live,
Gt'vc II.
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TREASURES.

Every one of us is treasuriny up
stores for eternity; the good are laying
up treasures in Heaven, where moth and
rust doth not corrupt, the evil and i'm.
penitent arc "treasuring up wrath
against the day of wrath" What an
idea is this ! Treasure up wrath -
Whatever the impcntcnt man is doing.
he is trcasuring up wrath. lie may be
getting wealth, but he is trcasuriug up
wrath. He may be forming pleasing
connections, but he is also trcasuring up
wrath. Every day adds something to
the heap. Every oath the swearcr ut-
tcrs, there is something gone to the
heap Of wrath. Every lie the liar tells,
every licentious act the lewd man COM
mits, adds something to the treasure of
wrath. The sinner has wcighticr
treasure OF wrath to. day that he had
yesterday he will have weishtier one
tomorrow than he has to day. When
he lies down at night he is richer ia
vengeance that when he arose in the
morning. lie is continually deepening
and darkenins his eternal portion
r.vcry neglected Sabbath increases his
store Of wrath, every forgotten sermon
adds something to the weight of punish
ment. All the checks of conscience,
all the rcmonstrances of friends, all that
advice and prayers of parents will be
taken into colnt, and all tend to in
crease the treasures of wrath laid up
against the day of wrath.-J. 4. james
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WOFFORD COLLEGE,
SPARTANBUEG C. H.,
SO. ca.
r ACULTY:

n ~ u ~ As
REV. A. NJ. SHIPP, D. D., President ~
Professor Mental and Moral Scirnce.
DAVID DUNCAN, A. NJ, Professor Ane's
Languages and Literature.
REV. WHITEFOORD SMITH, D. D., ProfsHl
English Literature.
WARREN DUPRE, a. NJ, Professor Maid
JAS. ii. CARLISLE, A. NJ, Professor NAH
matics. ,,..I
REV. a. ii. LESTER, A. NJ, Professor Hisd
and Biblical Literature. -.
Tho Preparatory School, under tho imnsns n.as
supervision of tho Faculty, Jno. w. SAf''|
A. b., Principal. nj
Divinity School-Rov. A. NJ. Ship, hpI
Roy. Whitcfoord Smith, D. D.; Rev. a. i
Lester, A. NJ. :, c.u.,,
Tho frst Session Of the Sixteenth Colts.
Yoar begins on tho first Monday In O.tS,s| w,,
1869, tho second Session begins on tho nF'' ."
day in January, 1870. ,.a
Tho course of studies and tho :tana'm, W.
scholarship remain unchanged, but t0o Iii
now admit irregular students or those W"
to pursue particular studies only. 49,.
Tho Schools also open at the same ''m'. sv
Tuition per year, in College Glasses, W.. w.,
contingent feo, $54 in Specie, or Its eqo""''
Currency. .,,c,,lj
Tuition per year, in Preparatory sen00h"''
ing contingent fec, $I4 in currency. ,..a ri
Bills payable ono half in advance. D'''''
Month, from $40 TO $l5 in currency.
For further particulars address n..,,a,o.
A. NJ. SuIPP, Pfs''d'II,
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NEW MEDICAL PAMPMLET.-Scminul
~ Physical and Nervous Debility, its effects
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Museum Of Anatomy, 6lS Droanway, New York.
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Oh, sweet and fair ch, rich and raro!
That day so long ago,
Tho autumn sunshine every whore,
Tho heather all aglow,
Tho forms weYe clad in cloth Of guild.
Tho waves sang on the shore;
Such suns will shine, such waves will sing,
For over, Cverui0ro.
Oh, ct aud fow Oh, tried and truo!
Tho friends who mot that day,
Each ono the others spirit know;
And so in earnest play
Tho hours few past, until at last
Tho twilight ki.se,l the shore;::
We said :-"Sueh days will coMeacain."
Ono day nsrin, no cloud Of pain
A shadow o'cr us cast,
Aud yet we strove in va n, in vain,
10 conjurc up tho past;
Like but unliiso the sun that shonc,
The waves thut beat tho tbure,
The words we said, the song we sung,
Like-unlike-evcrmore.
For ghosts unseen crept in between,
And. when our songs lowed free,
Sang discords in an undrrtona,
Ard marrcd tho harmony.
"The past is ours nat yours" thoy said;
"Thc waves that beat the SHIRE,
Tho like tho same arc moi tho same.
No! mover, ncvcr more !"
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To conquer fear, always do wha
you are afraid to do.

10 conquer fear, always do what
you arc afraid to do.
= a pepitcntial tear in value surpas
scs the wealth Of words
- Nature is book of sweet and
glowing purity, and on every illumina.
ted page the excellence and goodness of
God are diviucly pro,raycl.
Those who are bound for heaven
must be willing to steam against the
storm and must nut do as the most do,
but as the best do.
= 1t is claimed that rats may be pre-.
vented from gnawing harness by mixing
with the oil applied. little cayenne
pepper, say tc"spoen!ul to the quart
The rats get bite for bite, and clear out
before doing any damage, feeling un-
commonly smart
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AVOID QUACKs.

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vain every advertised remedy. has discovered n
simple mean, Of solf-curc, which he will send
froe 10 his fellow sufferers.
Address j. A. REEVES, rs Nassau st., N. Y.
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fd,IlE ATTENTION OF TUE PUB
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Charleston and Stations on tho WILMINGTON
aud MANClIESTEN RAIL ROAD, 10 60 into
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IL Sumter--lst class, S;I.'5; End class, 00c.:
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To Mnyesyillo. Lynchbnrg, Tinmonsvilic, Mars
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TO MnyesvilIo, Lynohburg, Tmmonsviilo. Mars
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HOUSEHOLD REMEDY

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VIRGINIA NEWS.
E.ester fror,s rarsemond.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
SUFFOLK, VA, March 9Th, 1870.
Quite q brilliant matrimonial affair
took place last night Thursday at
the Methodist church in this place.
DR.. William Murray, formerly of Suffolk,
but more recently from Ireland, was united
in marriage to Miss Sue Kilhv. daughter of
our esteemed townsman Hon. John Il. Kill
by-Rcv. James Murray, brother to the
groom, assisted by the Rev. w. G. Starr,
officiating. DR.. Murray will reside in Nor
folk.
While the upper counties are sending me-
groes South by Thousands, not one can be
induced to leave this vicinity. They prefer
making precarious living by fishing, oys-
tering, and selling crabs--besides, they can
always get work in the lumber-yards Of the
Dismal Swamp.
Our farmers are somewhat at loss to
know what to plant. Last year they were
somewhat at q lose" after selling the
crops. Potatoes we're not worth the cost Of
transportation to market, and it does not
pay to raise corn for sale. Peanuts are
very popular, and will take prominent
place on almost every farm. This is BY for
the most profitable crop of this section.
The peach trees were badly taken in by
the treacherous weather in January which
wooed the little blossoms from their winter
beds and then left them out in the cold.
However, if no further damage is done, we
expect milk and peaches in season.
Politics at low ebb. No candidates an
nounced as yet, though many can tell you
exactly what kind Of man is needed.
GoRDoS
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Richmond and Newport News
Railroad.

A convention of delegates from the ooun-
ties Of the Peninsula to take steps for the
construction Of railroad from Richmond
to Newport News met, according to public
notice previously given, in Williamsburg
on the Sd of March, 1870.
The convention was organized by the ap-
pointment Of Edward Camm president and
2. nj. Thompson secretary.
After addresses from several delegates,
the following resolutions were adopted:
"ReSolred, That the following-named
persons be appointed committee to meet
in Williamsburg on the 14th instant to take
into consideration, and report to this Con-
vcntion ut an adjourned meeting to be held
on that day, such measures as may be ne
cessary in order to insure the construction
of the road: Judge John M. Gregory,
Thomas H. Wilcox, Richard NJ. Graves, DR..
Junius Roane, John Lamb, of Charles City ;
Thcophilus A. Lacy, Vulosko Walden, Ben
iamin W. Lacy, John P. Pierce, Burwell
3. Jones, of New Kent; Colonel B. S.
Ewell, George Hawkins, Cyrus B. Branch,
Richardson L. Henley, James H.
Allen, Beverly Scott, of James City
James W. GUSTS, Alexander Maclean,
Israel Smith. R. NJ. Garrett, ". R. {.
Douglas, Robert Il. Armistead, John Mot
lev, W. S. Peachy, Sydney Smith, of Will
liamsburg; DR.. r. II. Power, Fl. II. Shield,
W. T. 3. Milliken, Samuel Engle, George
Smith, William L. Henley, of York: ". G.
Young, John y. Jones, Nelson Smith, r.
D. Lee, W. B. Jonea. of Warwick; and
Charles &. Mallory, Baker P. Lee, DR..
George W. Semplc, S. Z. Bickford, Joseph
Segar, r. NJ. Booker, Thomas Tabb, W. K.
Willis, OF Elizabeth City.
/" Resolved, That copies of these. pro-
ceedings be sent to the newspapers in Rich
mond with the request that they publish
the same.
Resolred, That this Convention adjourn
70 meet again in Williamsburg On the l4tf
Of March, 1870.
EDWARD CANM, President.
Z. L. Thompson, Secretary.
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In the Senate of Maryland on Friday on
order was passed to investigate the matter
of the recent payment of s5s,00O by the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal to the State OF
Virginia.
A meeting Of Cincinnati rectifyers and
whiskey dealers on Friday declared that
whiskey should be taxed for revenue and
nothing else protested against the present
complicated system OF collecting 1ne ta1
and urged that Congress allow oil tax on
spirits to be paid at distilleries or ware
houses.
Rev. DR.. McCintock, of the Methodist
Church, died at Madison, N. J.,. Friday
morning.
A large saloon in St. Louis, known as the
/" Monkeys, belonging to Captain Eblart,
was burned on Friday. The stock of
liquors, worth about SS5 900, was nearly
ali destroyed. Insured for $4,000
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FOREIGN Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH. -
LONDON, March 5--Noon- -Consols, s2i. United
States bonds, so3. o. Clock-Consols, s2s. United
states bonds, co., Common Rosin, IS. cd. ass. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, March 5--Eoon. Cotton dull aud
unchanged estimated sales, 10 600 bales. Eve
ntnp. closed dull uplands, lid; Orleans,
lid. sales 900 bales. including L0Co for export
and speculation. Red western wheat, 20. Cd. Corn,
27s. Lard e3s. Cd.
PARIS, March 5.-Bourse opened quiet rentes,
NJ. 42c.
HAvRE, March 5.-Cotton opened with decln-
ing tendency: tres ordinaire ON the spot 1857.
low mtddlings, aloat, l3H,
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, March s, 1870.
The Georgia Bill.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, March s, 1870.
The Georgia Bill
The discussion upon Georgia matters dis.
closes the fact that portion of the mem
bers in both Houses are in collision with
Governor Bullock and other seekers of off.
cisl preferment. The bill reported by the
Reconstruction Committee may pass by q
small majority in the House, but there ia
no doubt that it will be defeated in the Se-
nate. -....
Congress will not adjourn until sometime
In July. WALLACE.
Associated Press kilograms.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Sendte.-The
Senate is not in session to-day.
House.-The Georgia admission bill was
taken up. ~.
The Georgia bill occupied ell day, and
the debate promises to be prolonged.
Messrs. Farnsworth and Beck opposed
the bill. ..
Mr.. Beck, of Kentucky, offered substi-
tute that no further legislation ia required.
The debate was quite animated, and the
result is doubtful.
Adjourned. ........
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, March 5.--The balance in
the Treasury is $4,000, 900 currency and
s102, 900, 900 coin, of which 44,500,000 is
in gold certificates.
The revenue receipts to-day were over
100000
The President has signed the bill estab-
fishing number of post routes throughout
the South.
The customs receipts for the last eight
months show an increase of over s23, 000,-
600 over the same period last year.
The President, in accepting social invi-
tation for July next, said he hoped Con-
gress would adjourn before then.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-07

BIBLE QUESTION IN MIssoURI.-St. Louis,
March 4.-The State Senate to-day adopted
a constitutional amendment prohibiting the
appropriation by State, county, or local au-
thcrities, Of any public money for sectarian
education and educational purposes. In
Tho House an amendment to permit the
Bible 70 be read in the public schools was
voted down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-07
aAsekls. &C.
OFFICE OF FISK d HATCH
BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No. NASSAU STREET. NEW 7oRE>
YEBRUAaI Is 1870.
FEBRUAEI Is 1870.

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