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Homeopathy i'm Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, March pa bill has
passed the House of the Kentucky legis!a-
ture providing for two homeopathic pro-
fessors in the medical department of the
state university.
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Arrest of an Alleged Murderess.
CHICAGO, March 2S.-Anna Adair has
been arrested in Lorraine, Adams county,
on the charge of having poisoned her hus-
band, who died suddenly in January last.
His remains have been exhumed for ex-
animation.
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Z WoN'T TAKE THE BACK PAY.--The
Akron Ohio Beacon announces that Con-
gresham James Monroe, of that state,
will refuse to receive his $4,000 of back
pay, and that both he and Congressman
Epson will restore the money to the treas
ury in such way as to bar all future
claims to it. The Hartford Courant says
that General Hawley left his back pay al
lowance to return to the treasury at the
close Of the fiscal year, July l.
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DEATH OF JUDGE DANIEL.-A tele-'
gram was received in this city this after
noon from Lynchburg, announcing the
death of Judge VIM. Daniel, jr., Of that
city, who died suddenly last night at Am
herst Courthouse. He was formerly
judge of the supreme court of appeals.
He was the father of John w. Daniel,
esq.,, who was member of the last house
of delegates. He will be buried to-mor-
row. -fi POD
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VIRGINIA HALL.-Professor Stone
had fine audience last night and several
most excellent subjects. He distributed
many prizes among the audience. Among
the gifts to be distributed tonight is a gold
watch. yfg srH
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women,s Suffrage I'm New York.

ALBANY, March 2S.-The chairman of
the judiciary committee of the Assembly
will report, as instructed by resolution Of
the house, the proposition to amend the
constitution so as to grant suffrage to
women holding property to the amount Of
$3.50.
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Lynch Law i'm Ohio.

ST. LOUIS, March pa mob at
Chillicothe, Ohio, hung negro this morn
ing who had outraged respectable white
woman.
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PUBLIC DOoUMENTs.-W intended
to have said yesterday evening, but did
not, that Hon. John Amber Smith has
quite number of valuable public docu-
ments, which he will send to those of his
constituents who desire them.
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IMPORTANCE OF ADVERTISING IL
LUsTRATED.-Last evening we encoun-
tered the agent Of one Of the railroads
leading inte Richmond, who was in search
of the office of company supposed to be
doing business here, and who had lot of
horses consigned to them, which had Just
arrived by the road represented by our
friend. We were unable to direct him to
the parties sought. He said all his in
quiries had failed to discover them. The
result was, the horses had to be stabbed at
the expense Of the consignees. Had the
company advertised simply the location of
their office, this stable bill might have been
saved. b.atH = f =
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BALTIMORE, March 29.-John Thomp-
son Mason, secretary of state of Mary
land, died of paralysis last night.
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Marine Disaster.

SAN FRANC Isco, March 29.-The bark
Lark, from San Diego, for Ensinedas, has
been wrecked and all her crew lost.
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ACQUITTED. Jerry Myers, who has
been under arrest on the charge Of stealing
silver-ware from John III. Tyler q Co.,
had hearing before Judge White this
morning and was acquitted.
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"A st. Louis professor churns fresh
beef suet and makes artificial butter, which
you can eat or not, as you please.
The Illinois senate has rejected the bill
for the compulsory education of all
children of q school-going age in the state.
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u. S. ENGINEER OFFICE,
u THIRD STORY, UNION BANK BUILDING,
FAYETTE, NEAR CHARLEs STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md, March rs, 1878.
PROPOSALS. FOR DREDGING In OCCO-
i GUAM CREEK, VA, will be received until
noon of APRIL 20, 1873, and opened immedi-
ately thereafter. 81 s
Blank Forms, Specifications, &C., can be had
on application at this office. s1t n"
VIM. p. CRAIGHILL, a.
NH 27-6t Major of Engineers, u. S A.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFF,
GERS. Springfield Divisions, Sons of Tenn
perance, has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: w. p, Thomas R.
Jones W. A., William P. M. Kellum;
Chaplain, w. II. Craig R. S., I. Wiley
Davis I; f. S., William Hall Grew Trea-
surer, ]. F. Shinberger Conductor, John
Atkinson; Assistant Conductor, b. f.
Ashby Inside Sentinel, R. s. Valentine |;
Outside Sentinel, G. A. Haywood I; P.
W. P, Bernard Lewis. These officers
will be installed on Thursday night.
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The SToRM.--The storm Of this morn
ing interfered with the transmission of
kilograms, and our regular report was
somewhat delayed. Ias.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING. The Repub-
licans Of Madison ward are requested to
meet at Hams Hall. Monday evening next
at 1880 o'clock, to transact important BUSH
ness. Let every voter be on hand. -'
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Mayor Of Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, March 2S.--The Liberal
Republicans endorse johnson, the Demo-
cratic candidate for mayor.
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SERENADERs. - Serenaders were out
last night. Their music, both vocal and
instrumental, was very fine, and no doubt
sent thrills of pleasure through the hearts
of many fair damsels. iH
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PASSION STANDARDIZATION will
be Passion Sunday, and is the beginning
of the solemn days which preceded
''Holy Week." In the Catholic churches.
before Vespers, the crosses, pictures and
images in the churches, will be draped in
purple, typical of sorrow. Gloom will
pervade the sanctuary, and the Gloria
Patri and other doxologies will be omit
ted from many of the offices. Appropri-
ate services will also be held in the Epis-
copal churches during next week.
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PROPOSALS.

U S. ENGINEER OFFICE,
THIRD STORY, UNION BANK BuILDISG
FAYETTE. NEAR CHARLES STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD, March 29th, 1873.
DROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN AQUA
Il CREEK, VA, will be received until noon
Of APRIL 18th, 1873, and opened Immediately
thereafter Blank Forms, Specifications, Sc,
can be had on application at this office.
r7,srs5Es-9-ss- VIM. p. CRAIGHILL.
NH 29-6t Major Of Engineers, U. S. A.
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TO THIS PAPER EXCLUSIVELY.
FROM WASHINGTON.

National Educational Association. -
WASHINGTON, March 29.--Extensive
preparations are being made for this as
sociation, which will be held in Elmira,
N. Y, during the summer. A large col
lection O. distinguished teachers and in
structors from all parts of the country will
be present, and the committee who have it
in charge will endeavor to make it success
full.
The Mississippi Levces
WASHINGTON, March 2S.--The Sen
ate committee on the levees, of the Missis-
sippi, at a meeting yesterday, took mea.
sures for obtaining specific information
upon that subject, through correspondence
and otherwise, and they will during the
recess Of Congress make personal exami-
nation Of that river and the general inter-
ests connected Herewith. The committee
will prosecute the inquiry diligently, and,
at the next session, urge that the general
government take charge of the levee sys-
tenn as matter of great national concern.
Murder of a Virginia DrOver.
WASHINGTON, March OF. Hahn,
a Virginia droyer, was murdered and
robbed here last night.
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Subscriptions to the Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Nearly
$4,000, 900, has already been subscribed in
Philadelphia for the centennial celebration.
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VALUABLE PRESENT FOR ONE OF OUR
CITIZENS. THE Staunton indicator gives
the following description Of q valuable
present now in that city, intended for q
Richmond man There is in Staunton one
of the handsomest pieces Of work IN gold
in this country, intended for gentleman in
Richmond. 1t is Geneva watch, of gold
weighing 104 pennyweight, with chain of
California gold and gold bearing quartz,
weighing forty-one pennyweight. They
are valued at $3.50, and were ordered
through Mr.. A. A. Gone, and are perfect
beauties. The chain was made in San
Francisco, and consists of eight gold links
filled with gold quartz, from the mine Of
John Hite, formerly of Augusta county,
beautifully dressed off. The watch is q
stem winder, with nickel works, fastened
with diamonds, and has all the "moderr
improvements" The presentation will be
made next week, and we think it will as
tonish Sir Knight ----- considerably.
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DAsTARDLY.-Some miserable thief
stole our door bell few nights ago, and
we warn all persons, on pain of the law,
against purchasing it. 1t is fortunate that
it was not our dinner bell, as the loss of
that would touch us much more nearly.
Arrest the thief.
P.S. We never had any dinner bell.
IS. No. 2. We never had any use for
n D. r. tt w
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RATE OF INTEREsT.--It is understood
that at meeting of the joint committee of
conference upon the bill establishing legal
rate of interest upon money or other thing,
held this afternoon, six per cent. was agreed
upon as the legal rate Of interest, with the
privilege of contracting for rate not ex-
ceeding eight per cent, the penalty for
usury being a forfeiture of all interest
above six per cent.
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THE OPERA. The English opera
troupe will open ct the Theatre Monday
night in "Maritana," most thrilling piece
Of adventure, love, intrigue and gallantry,
in which the chivalrous, though impecuni-
Gus, Don Caesar de Bazan figures promi-
nently. It's fine production, and will
give full scope to the musical powers of
the troupe.
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The GOOSE QUEsTIoN.-The county
of Fairfax seems to be all right on the
goose question. A private letter informs
us that an old goose, belonging to
Mrs. Hannah Walton, near Mt. Vernon,
in that county, was, short time ago,
put to setting on ten eggs, one of which
was doubled yolked, and in due course
of time came off with elepen fine, perfect
and thrifty goslings.
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faEa-EE u s. ENGINEER OFFICE
THIRD STORY, UNION BANK RUILpIFs, A..
FAyRTrE, NEAR CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore, MD, March 90, 1873
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING IN NOMI-
l. nj CREEK, VA, will be received until
nosh IF APRIL 2s, 1878, and opened immedi-
ately thereafter. .
Blank Forms, Specifications, &C., can be had
on application at this office
WIN. p. CRAIGHILL, 4,
NH 2s-6t Major of Engineers, u. S. A.
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nay WILLIAM A. WYATT,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
7O4 r. GRACE STREET. COR. SEVENTH.

7Ol r.. UKACE fSTHEETI CUR, SEV ENIIf
Having cen engaged in the above business in
this city for the past twenty years, l am pre-
pared to fill all orders with promptness and in a
satisfactory manner My old customers and
public generally are invited to extend me their
patronage.
pH-GRAINING, WHITENING, COLORING,
D &C., PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
-l.- ( in 9O--9ml
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ar WILL PAY FOR COPIES or THE
OIL SEMI-WEEKIY STATE JOURNAL
tor one year. g
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THE REPUBLICAN PRoTEsT.-The
Senate to-day admitted the protest Of the
Republican members against the election
of county judges at this session Of the Gen
cral Assembly to the journal of that body.
Mr.. Hundley, of Buckingham, made a
very bitter speech against allowing the
protest to be entered, claiming that the
document was disrespectful, and came
from party which deserved nothing at
the hands of the majority.
Mr.. Graham, of Nottoway. stated in
reply, that under the rules of the Senate,
the minority had a right TO have their pro-
test spread upon the journal, and demand
ed 1t under these rules. He did not ask
it as courtesy at the hands of the Con-
servatives. He drew comparison be-
tween the two parties that was
decidedly damaging to the party to which
the Buckingham senator belongs, and
clearly showed, in mastery way, that
the Republicans not only had the right
they claimed, but were capable of assert
ing these rights on the floor of the Senate.
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SATURDAY GRAND GALA MATINEE
SCALE OF PRICES:

SCALE OF PRICES
I)ress Circle and 90
Family Circle and Gallery. 90
Private Boxes. ............,. 5 90
RESERVED seats. "
Sale Of seats to commence at AMBobD's MUsI-
CAL EXCHANGE FRIDAY morning, March %, at
bo'clock. ~ ~ '9ff' n ~ NH 27-u !
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

GRAND ENGLISH OPERA
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW
The usual religious services will be held in
all of the churches except the following
special appointments i-,.
st. Johns (EpiscopaD.-Rev. j. S.
Hanckel, of Christ church, Charlottesville,
at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Second Baptist. j. r. Kendrick,
d. D., at IL a. m. and 8 p. m. a-H
Seventh-street Christian. at
IL a. m. and 7s45 p. m. by Rev. L. A..
Cutler.
Centenary (MethodisD. Rev. J. E. Ed
wards, ID. D., pastor, having recovered
from his late sickness, will preach at II a.
m. and Sp. IN.
Oregon Hill Methodist. Bishop d. S.
Doggett at | o. m. pastor at 7:45.
Trinity Methodist. Rev. A G. Bledsoe
at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Subject in the
morning: "The Disciples in a Storm.n SUBJ
ject Of night; ''The More Excellent
Way"
Sidney Methodist. Rev. b. +. Wood
ward at IL a. m.
Nicholson-Street (Methodist EpiscopaD.
Rev. r. A. Armistead at IL a. m. the
pastor at s p. m.
Third Presbyterian Tabernacle. Rev.
w. B. McGilvray at IL a. m. Rev. M. d..
Hoge, D. d. at s p. m. .. yssse
United States CourtaR m.--Rev. a. +.
Miller, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
will preach in United States courtroom at
III q, m,
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ROOF BLOWN INTO MAIN STREET
MARROW EscAPEs.--During the severe
wind and rain storm between nine and ten
O'Clock this morning, the tobacco roof on
d. @. Mayo & Co.'s, factory, corner of
Main and Twenty-fifth streets, was blown
off and came crashing down into the street,
A portion of the roof was dashed against
row of frame houses on the opposite side
of Main, occupied by colored people, and
owned by P. Ii. Mayo, esq.,, tearing away
the side of the buildings fronting on
Twenty-fifth street. There were several
persons in the house at the time, but
none of them were injured. Some of the
falling timbers fell upon Charles Euker's
beer wagon, which had Just halted in Main
street, crushing in the top and bending the
heavy iron rear axle. A telegraph pole
was also knocked down by the flying roof,
and fell with crash Immediately in front
Of the horses, almost grazing their
heads. Mr.. Kraker, the driver, and his
little son were on the seat of the
wagon, Mr.. Kraker being in the act
Of jumping off, when the accident occurred,
and, as may be inferred, narrowly escaped
being killed. A gas lamp was also knock
ed down by the timber, and the roof car
ried away portion Of the brick wall of
the factory. of course the telegraph wires
were Frustrated, but will doubtless be
speedily elevated.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Several April showers came Marching
along this morning.
The city Conservative committee will
hold meeting Tuesday mig hit for reorgani-
zation.
J. J. Hopkins, of Henrico, has been adj
judged bankrupt, and his case filed with
W. W. Forbes. .....- .-.....
The colored boy killed by the York
River railroad train Thursday evening was
named Joseph Snow.
We drop tear over our old friend John
II. Oberly, of the Cairo Bulletin, who has
been elected to the Illinois legislature.
The general assembly have adopted a
bill requiring the auditor of public ac-
counts annually to pay over in money,
according to the usual forms and general
provisions of law, all that portion of the
annual revenue of the state which is set
apart for public free school purposes.
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SIX NIGHTs AND MATINEE.
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.

IL ROW AT o r L .
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By virtue of the preceding appointment of
the register aforesaid, shall proceed to take in
the law office of Messrs. Matthews Matthew's
in the city of Richmond, on the Sd day Of April,
Is73. .the account required in the above order.
VIM. b. MATTHEW'S,
NH 2l--lOt Special Commissioner.
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THURSDAY-MARTHA.

wEpNEspAY-LuCTA Dr. LAMMERMooR.
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CERTIFICATES OF RATTLE can be pur.
chased from Captain w. l. DABNEY, at the
Branch Office. No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main tttE
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Boston Wool Market.

TUESDAY, Jan. 2.
The past year has been remarkable for the wide
fluctuations In prices, and there is hardly any
grade OF domestic fleece that has not varied l5c a
pound within the year, and on some descriptions
the range Is full 25c. The receipts OF domestic have
been lighter, comprising only 1862 AL oaes, against
207G2l bales for the year ls7l The imports have
beea 347 bales against S. 2l bales for the year
1871. the fire has left the stock of domestic much
smaller than usual, but the large increase of for
eign will make the total amount of wool on the
market the 1st Of January about an average stock.
The imporations for the next three months will be
light, and there is doubt but that the stock of
available wool is much less than at this date In
year.
The total receipts for the past week comyrise
45l5 bales of domestic and foreign against 3cOs
domestic and 1872 bales foreign for the same week
in 1872, and the sales foot up TO 100 O01 lbs OF
foreign, making a total OF 400 COO lbs. The tota,
receipts OF wool at this port during the past year
have been l92 40 bales OF domestic and 1901 bales
foreign, against 23o bales domestic and 1855 bales
foreign ter the corresponding period of 1871.
There mas been O more active market, and the
new year opens with good inquiry from manuiac-
turers for domestic fleece and pulled. The demand
is for the best grades OF and extra and choice
lots OF fine Ohio and Pennsy lvania, while the in
slowly and at u low figure. Prices arc without
change, and the sales OF round lots of Ohio Penn.
sylvania and West Virginia have been sold at e5 a
t1c. and some small lots have brought CSC. There
have been further considerable sales of fall Cali.
fornia at 20 q SIC. Pulled woods remain Il; IN and in
fair request. The sales include 400 900 lbs OF Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia hee q at G5 &c
81, 900 lbs. fall California ut 20 Sc - Qo9 lbs
Australian and 100 600 lbs. carpet.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

There was a terrific thunder storm Ia some
parts Of England on Thursday night.
Elk Governor Hoffman sails for Europe
next Fednesday, where he purposes to re
main two years.
Lieutenant Rice, Of the Fifth Cavalry,
fought the Apaches twice in Red Rock coun-
ty, Arizona, last month, killing thirteen war
riors, and capturing many women, children
and supplies.
The Postmaster General mas decided that
firms or companies cannot combine to rent
post Office boxes conformity, but that one box
rent must be collected for each firm, family
or company enjoying such facility.
Ex-senator Harris Of Louisiana, who is we'll
acquainted with the politics of that State, is
confined that the State Supreme Court will,
on the l4th instant, decide in favor of the
election of Kellogg as Governor, which will
terminate the career of Warmoth, and Sc
cure peace.
The commission OF Ward Hunt as Justice
OF the Supreme Court was forwarded to hin,
at Utica, New York, Friday, but tits doubt
full whether he will be able to close bis State
judicial labors in time to take his seat on the
bench next Monday.
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Hoston Dry Goods Market.

RiDAl Jan :.
The manufactures CT cotton fabrics have, as g
whole, no reason to complain Of the business Of the
past year, and but for the losses which most OF
them suffered By the IRE, the profits the year
business would have been quite satisfactory
There has been steady demand for consumption,
while the supply mas been SO large as TO force
prices below u point where business has not been
remunerative. In wooliens, however, the high cost
Of the raw material, coupled with an excessive
supply OF goods, has rendered business very duh,
ana large number OF manufacturers will be glad
II they ind themselves well OF at the close of the
year us they were at the commencement, although
manufacturers OF certain lines OF goods nave made
money night along There has been activity to
the market for me past week, and the severe
weather and the holidays combined have rendered
the market quiet. Some OF the large jobbers are
ready TO resume business. Brown Cottons are
firm, but the sales the past week nave been re-
strctcd TO moderate quantities. Bleached Cottons
quiet with small sales. Cotton Flannels are
Lii I'M, and the stock Is well reduced Denims are in
light supply and the best makes sell readily at re-
cent quotations. Ticks are quiet, but there Is no
change to note in prices. Cambrics and Corset
Jeans are selling to the trade in small lots and
prices firm.
Weoilens remain quiet, although there Is more
inquiry within the past few days, and the clothing
trade are looking over the market Tor goods.
Fiannes have been in high request, but the
market is firm.
There IS very little inqDiry Tor Carp Il, and the
market Is qiler, With no change TO noe in the
prices.