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~. SOUS.
.hc Slatc LegIsinturc.

.hc State Legislature.
la-r7, March S0.-The lower
.- las passed bill sppropiating
40 enable Governor Woodson to
..- .mos, the Younger brothers and
.r outlaws iofesting the dideren,
-.- 60. t., State to justice.
.. ..ou3sit.on to establish q State
.. ...e and to esrabljsh a secret
aa Iual Was defeated.
legislature al ,urei tosdGy, but
....,.- 10 circulation that the Gov
.. ..... convene 81 extra session st
.o- lie q2rpO.e ot taking action
-a-c. tue State credit.
".1a about twenty persons were re
r- nJmelrom Camp BclIIte church
q. - ca-, Of C,rboDieIe, Illinois,
.-..Y MINT, tnev were fred on from
a.a. AID Mrs. S,auz=ll aud David
.- Dangerously, perhaps mortalI'
...., :, .- rot EOOwn who the as
...- .s.,, hu. It ia believed the at
- .-~e ,a, o' an old grudge existing
... ,na "l.,raer 'amjly and some
...r ry..aoors, ard was q continn'
. o. the tragedy which occurrer
mo.,hs ago, in which youu:
....,'a frthpr was killed.
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MEM PHIS.
Accident TO a Steamer.

MEMPHIS, March 30.-The steamer
Sam J. Hall from Cincinnati for New
Orleans, burst 8 steam pipe one hun
dred and twenty-five miles above here
last night, at II O'clock The follow
ing are the casualties: 2. Wagner,
engineer. slightly scalded; Richard
Leonard deck hand, severely scslded.
since died; Frank Stewart, deck hand,
badly scalded; John johnson, deck
hand, lost overheard, Charles Jones,
coored, fireman, killed. Capt. Carter
made narrow escape but was uuin.
jurel. The City oil Vicksburg overlook
the Hall floating down, this morning,
and towed her TO the bank aud brought
the wouu ded here. The Hall is uuin"
iured, save the buested pipe.
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CLEVELAND.
The Temperance Movement.

CLEVELAND, Msrca So WAS
no special feature in the women's tenn
perance crusade in this city to-day. e1-
cept that considerable bumbar OF sig,
raturas were obtsined 10 the cltzems
and property holders pledges Inc
movement is meeting with considerable
success, generally in the adjoining
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 50, SIN.
PROBABILITIES.

For tbe Northwest aud Upper Lskes
rising barometer, alliug temPeriute,
ncr,hwe>terIy winds and partially
cl ,udy ventner. For the Lower
Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio NSlIeys
ror,heasierIy and easlerly winds. iali.
irg barometer with cloudy weather and
rain. For the Gull States and Tennessee
south easterly aud sou;berly Winds'
falling barometer and partly cloudy
wes,te-. For the Lower Lakes rising
h,rame,er uorih gssie.Iy winds, low
,el,rcreiu,e ami pAr,Iy cloudy weather.
Fo- the Mriol- aud Eastern States.
r;siDg haronele.. stationary temptra-
ture. westerly w.ads aus generally clear
weather
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PUBLIC OPINION,

Under this head we invite and publish
ali sorts of communications, on all sorts OF
subjects, without assuming any response
bility for the sentiments expressed ard
merely giving all classes OF our readers an
opportunity TO be heard
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rZnI sE.

Under the call ofSrates, seversl bills
vers introduced and passed
Bv Mr Bell, to refund the taxes COL
lectsd from disullers OF iIu't.
By Mr. Monroe, sppropriaung $40,
600 10 buv Carpenter painting O. the
signing of the emancipation proc sma'
ton.
By Mr.. Hurlbu', for the construction
of the Portland, Dallis aud Salt Lake
railroad, and the performance OF all
gov rument service free Of charge
The House Committee on Apnropria'
tons to-day heard At,orue, Genera
Williams in relation 10 his d, ficiencY
e.,ima'e o $4,000 or the expenses o
the Urir-d States Conr;s and Commits.
s,oner D!nmmond OF the General L@nI
Ofire in advocacy o! the aprr1pris,ior
a, $3.50 600 to cover the def .lencv ia
the approprIations Tor rent OF cffi,es
and for surveying public lants. Tas
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common cause against the dogs, art
the trusty riff has cent many q hap.
less cur to the bourne from whence nc
dog returns. This looks q little hard
but as there is 20 adequate law for the
protection o. sheep, this seems TO be
the only remedy which csn be resorted
to. We think the thinning out might
be continued with decided adgautace -
Parte~s5vrg Journal
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Fax.Iiberiy CatiIc MARKET,

EAT Lr-zE-v MeEcn - Cattle
A--.-.1s including Ssiurt-v AID S1n-
dav. -yJ csr:; % Gales. Ho2s-A'-
riya'. iaclua.rg Saturday sud sunday
g. car; ToTksr5 ; - 70 So PniIa-
dslpbics 8 20 10 Z 90. S1eep-Ar-
,ivsls includi1s Saturday and Sunday
l2 cars; best 7 IS 10 5 G0; medium
& rs TO : 25; common ; s. 10 6 90
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PETTsBURGH.
Serious accident.

PITrsBURGu, March 30.-A serious
accident occurred at Steu5snyille, Ohio,
to-day, At the new Acme glass works,
which are in cUurse o. erection. w hlie
the men were at work on . stack II
gave way from the bottom "nd fell TO
the ground, carrying the root and men
with II. Seven persons were seriously
injured
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WAsulNGroN, March 80.
Appropriations.

La .he appropriation bills already re-
,-;.i there has been 8 reduction OF
s.resa $1,000 900 and Sl2 100000
ny the revised estimates OF the de
.~' cents, aud the committee conf
.:alIy expcc, to be able to effect an
.,-. :ate saving o. S25.0OO,0OO iu the
..' arnropr'auous this year as COM
lei WIKI Inose Of last year.
Tue District InycS'iSatiOn.
In the Disr1Ct Investigation to-day,
hard Cared and g Mr.. Curry. were
.m;uel in regard TO work done by
80 Is brick ltyers on B street sewer,
;-.lii~d that the brick used in its
---ucuon were pirtly 60 bricks.
.,-.y sad that ell the brick were
10. be called "s'ush BRICK and Car
c-rmstei that one third Of the
- % u..l were soft brick.
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>s.lS

BAryyNr, March 3J.-Tne Csrlist
Jupta here has received dispatches
from Durango claiming that the Roy
alists m%ln's5u all their positions near
Bilboa, and ,hst they have cut the tel
egraph wires behind Marshal /ers3o's
&rrly.
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INDIANA,
Drowned.

lxIllyAroI'a, Msrcn 81 O-LavreDcC
Horgh. aa inn.atc OF the insane asy-
Inn. rscarrd lYom that institution on
Fr5sy last, AID was found yesterday
drowuei in Eagle Creek q short dis
t3rre from the asylum.
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Two OHIO RiysY Farms for Sa!3 +!
Rare Oh hanCCI4

situated lu Monroe COUNTY, bin, ihr'E
ard orc bail IHEcs sbDyS 'hr.Lg;gn. and
Oppos'tc woodland y ~, %ch ". one OI
me faYGDI cJE fa!ns -JarTsa ly acres limb o. ,
n1d - L.lay.e lELJ, ~ 81 which srD fnf
river bO' tom, ThslrDu arc Two Gws llUs
one Of which is nearly nav an orchard ~
10 bGsGrg tTr'r yari'fv ~ tSul' - never
81 ling rpI.g ~ I'5nsaoug rs'-T Da tH'
prFus's
The OinG. fam contains ~ acTe4 usaf.
adjoining i8ICG.'ouTfns ns Oi mile from a..
river; a. acYg c.Sagrd aud bal nee Nri.
iiBEsrsd well .r8p. - 10 gGaTln Cr TIM.
bcTirE pufpO-ls, W!Ilssl sep1rrtsly 81 o..
gelnFr. F"r particulars Inquire ~ or %
GT'sH JDHS ~ ODHUF.
'.srn~'0B, Monroe r0uliy, ONO.
rlsIl- CTRg
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ES%EDS.
.rnr HsnasoriaI Coniest.

noaroy. March 3o.-The legislature
.a,sI .o-'ay for Uoi!ed &'aIe~ Scna-
SIS lal,0ws:
"@1'. lumber Of votes cset, 2j6:
.~-..gy 10 q choice. i29. Daw's +
.v-I s.; Hoar, 73; Curtis, y
.'.s.a-. -; Banks, !; Amss" Walker,
Piece. Wasb5urue aud Whittier, one
e2.n
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mNNn Ss APOLLO

HsRuart'cic iOrlEp hath, ,"rC0chCs
Ihv fuGudallOn' al NIL DIRT, opens
iuC ppvrs end gives healthy Rc.
ton lU tly5klu.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, March 5Q.-LoGis Rle'
member OF Parliament for the province
0, Manitoba. has taken the oath OF a.
,er,suca and subscribed TO the roll OF
membership of the House OF Common
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DeaIh 10 Dag.

We meutlcrei some tiuc s.occ tE2.
the dogs in tie nIp.r part o. this cc1a
~ had been playing havoc With Ger
tain t!ccks Of sheep Since that The
farmers in several localities have made
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OMAHA.
Heavy storm.

OMAHA. March 30.-A heavy storm
ia reported near Big Springs to-nigh"
accompapied by elect and snow,
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"'N" S&AEoLEO

.'aus 70 tho skin, instant yrt-
moving my Ntcln OI bloTi,h
from both hands Or face,
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Kew York Money and Stock Mnruct.

New YOrll Money and sIOck MHTnCt,
New YORK, March 50 -MoSEY-
4@5 per cent. Sterling iS494S4$ Tor
6O days and 4S7i 1875 for sight
GoLD-RauCeI at ll2i@ll5i and
closed at llGF Carrying rates lat to
II per cent. closing at > rc7 cent
Clcariuls SiGOOO00O.
STATE BoAps-Qgiu' Terrcescc's old
and new lower.
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PENNSYESAN&
She Haf,rrsii Striker,

SEsCCsHANHA DtroT, Marca ~, ':I0
A. u.-About 1000 more troops from
Philadelphia are st CarbondaIe. and
will resc b here about $50 this morI
ing. II the men decline the Pfo1osl
ton OF the company, drawn up at their
meeting this morniug. the sneriu VIII
at once resort to force,
Vice President Clark met = commit
tee O, the elrlkers and refused 10 make
sny mrtner concesslo". The company
intend to start trans OF all kinds TO-
day and ak The protection OF the MIL
!iNry
The striker. have alm03t u"ani-
mousiy rejected Wee President Clark :
Q opos,rior. Vote, no 416; yes II.
About Ii o'clock the paymaster tt-
.an to nay oil the men, who in small
.sulads we're admitted Inside the mill
tsry lues and passed ont as they re"
ce,ved Their moaey. II o'clock 8
tram vas dispatched, accompanied hy
or hundred soldiers two miles out o
loxr No resistance has been offered
hv TIE strikers.
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ll,ayy c..~, hav~ prevailed % the
PGl;,h nn.st s.rga y;-'sriay w0rring
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Iowa and Nebraska

Millions Of tho BesL Lard lu the W'-'. 'uf
ct hy he BuTlinRtOu q Aly out IJT.
"a llYrrI I9InUauy
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HY TEL-EG R Al h.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

... .ra western Union | Inc, office North-
. 49,, corner OF Nam and lZih streels.
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Ruv th1S XGnr.

F0s C!r ufarr md map, with ton I.rlgu
hrs FtT,ra GED D.. nARr l..
IsyI 0rI r, Burlington, iTva.
q 7. EHAW, 2 .rg' - PARK phurg Wfs'
WIN. iEHT44 gEg
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LATEST

1t il believed that the strike ls pEac
ticaIly over. No resistance Is being
e. gde 20 tie movem Mt OF trains.
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NOPAYMENTS REQUIRED

ETc' 0t iutorcgi, tIl fnh yr1 x ,h sOu
"sun Climate. Long ssa-oBs, Low lHIes.
aUh Pro- Eductf,uy. FT'g tHiC HHd 80
FlC!gbig On HDu-Etr!d gods 'D tii' 30 v boz
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OPFlcERs.-At
q meeting of Marion Division, No. D, Sons
OF Temperance, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: jas. P. Figg.
W.P.; F. S. Jones, w. A.; John F. Jacob,
r. S.; F. A. Jones, A. r. s. MI. Powers.
T.; b. A. Jacob, F. S.; J.J. Boyden, g.;
John b. Scott, A. c.; William 81. Davis, l.:
S.; Thomas d. Betty, o. s. !; Rev. John NJ.
Butler, Chaplain j. W. Adkins. T. W. 7.
At the regular meeting Of Lee Conncil,
No. IS, Friends OF Temperance, beld Tues-
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: A. W. John"
ston, president r. D. Harwood, associate !;
E. P. McCabe, chaplain; A. ]. Wood, sec,
retary W. Holt Richardson, Jr.. financial
secretary w. w. Wood, treasurer; WI
liam 81. Mullen, conductor; E. r. Chris
tian, assistant conductor; A.. n. Gum, In
side sentinel; Alexander Purcell, outside
sentinel. john P. Wood, ex-president.
Old Dominion Council, Friends OF Tenn
perauce. has elected the following officers,
who will be installed next Tuesday night
james Caskie, exp; j. f. w. Gibson, F.;
F. P. Gretter, A.; j. Taylor Stratton, CD.
B. II. Turner, r. s.; j. P. Heacock, e. 8.
C.. Y. Bargamin, r.; w. p. Gretter, c.; J.
C. Clifton, a. c.; j. r. ,Currie, / s.; z. u.
Carrington, q. S.
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CONSERVATIVE CLrB MEETING IN MARsuALL
WARD. ELECTION OF OrPiCERs.-At.a a meet
ing OF the Conservative Club In Marshall
Ward, held last night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
C. B. Lipscomb, president; VIM. Hall
Crew, first vice-president; James Hays,
second vice.president James e. Riddick,
secretary; D.. C.. Richardson, treasurer;
Captain William Walker, sergeant.atarms;
Robert Craddock, janitor. ,sts..s,.s.
Board Of Trustees: George a. Afnslie,
George W. Doniey, C. J. Fox, ST..
Executive Committee: w. r. IL. Ke!larn,
james Hays, p. G.: Coghlap, James B. Roya-
ter, James Z. Sharp, n. B. Gaines, and a. Il.
WOodsOn.
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ORGANIZATION oP THE CONSERVATIVE Con-
p.7r.g,-Ihr City Conservative Committee,

ORGANIZATION oP THE CONSERVATIVE CoI-
p:7rGE.-Ihc City Conservative Committee,
elected 10 serve Tor the ensuing year, was
organized last night as follows:
Ihaiilnau: JOHN II. Guy.
Secretary William Il. Wade.
Treasurer Bradley T. johnson.
The following ward superintendent were
chosen:
Marshall Ward: u. c. Richardson.
Jy.ter>on Ward: 4. S. McRae. ..
Madison Ward: james II. Doolcy.
Mourcc Ward: Samuel FL. Pulliam.
J-ch>0n Ward Daniel Wren.
Cay Ward : L. ". Pickreli.
The chairman appointed the following
committee on printing: Willism D. Chester.
man. William Il. Wade, and u. G. Richard-
,yu. TIE executive committee and finance
e1mni,tee will be hereafter announced.
Vn notion o! Mr.. Coghlan, it was
EeS9.r.G. That in order that this commit
L.. may Tie more independently and efti-
cicu;Iy discharge the duty con6ded to it. no
MrmprT thereof, rs long as he continues TO
sery" Is such, shall accept the position OF
delegate 10 any convention that may be held
- nominate Candidates for the offices to be
filed at the approaching municipal election.
Mr>srs. William d. ChestermaD, Charles
". Allen, aud Robert Il. Styli, were ap-
pointed committee to select a room for the
permanent Use OF the com nittee as place OF
LIyctlug. -.s...
Adjourned, sa.
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local MATTERS.
rpox~ or HUsBANDRY.
-,>. nr THE STATE GRANGE.
Second Day.


s.s,, Grange met In Virginia
- .; 10 O'Clock ycsterdaym " ortny
"a" wGi,c in the chair. The Com
49, 49, cn the Order of Business not
L..,S> i.., >,,-rQared to report, MIR. T. A. Thomp-
r."7 Minnesota, National Lecturer. being
F'' W. WAS introduced to the Grange, and
,,r,s those present on the work of the
".u," W- y. y. Gaines, from the committee
.-.,.rt,3 N Tuesday night, reported plan
~ -, Transaction Of business during the
- ..;|~ ~, nf The Grange, whst committees
,,~~& be arpoin,ed, and defining their
,,ac.>. g. &C.
~, Mor;hy Master then read his report,
.,..,.-qti;a;ing the Order upon the rapid
',-,'-rg.. winch il had made within the past
r.. months. and also upon the excellent
80. 49,. ,,,n,n:s which had been made, or are
""w r.arr completed, for the purchase OF
..,..,,a> .Nd o:her requisites for their uses
~. -,por, shows most astonishing in
....,, II the Order, and dilateS upon the
..,,.t,.. which are 70 accrue 70 its members
-, ,,no,enSr GOOD which will be done under
'.,.t;.faDs u,c OF the power which they will
,.,2 IND III their hands.
! number Gt resolutions were eneFea anu
a;?.opr.ately referred. j..
NIGHT SESSION.
Th. Grange met aud vas opened At =
wv. Mister ann"unced the following com
m;,,,,.s, ap,~;atet! under the report OF tbs
,.,,.-,i,ftr nu Business, adopted at the
lDn-Dir- SIS: H-fiZ:
-. Nr Report Of the Executive Com
ri;t,t: ~. II. ". Prescott. Colonel +. -
Gn,.y. and Is. W. Voolfolk.
On constitutional Amendment: A. II
Moore, j. W. Morton, and ]. 81. Paxton.
ON transportation and Cooperation
1sy!> /. Naryie. Henry Stokes. William Nc
comb. Robert A. Gray. and S. S. Shriner. :
Oh Finance: j. HaSkins Hooson, JOSEPH
". s,u;hall. and s. B. Browne.
On Commercial Relations: ". I. Suther
No, ". 7. We>tbrook, c. Il. Riddick, D. Z
rr,,hcr>,onc, and DR.. W. T. Walker.
On The Good OF the Order: DR.. Fl. P
Lacv. q. ". kainer. F. I. Eppes, A. Borst
and ~. T. F. Thompson.
On the Masters Message aud Lecturer:
Erp3-.: William NJ. Amber, Thomas Hor
prr. y. y. II. Osborne, - McCue.
On Claims ard Grievances: j. w. Level
Isr, John N. Yensbe, William 2. Duprey
TIE residue Of the session Of the Grang
VI, mainly occupied in discussing question
strictly pertaining to the usases and customs
OF tie order, and not of interest to the gene
,lt,I.':p
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAls1Se IN TIE
RICHMOND Posi-. OFFICE APRIL I, l874.-T.
x. Andrews Cs), Richmond, Va; Or. ]. w.
Belyip. GO Bue Neude, 81. AugussiD, Paris,
France; Mr.. Charles Binford, sos Fifth
street, Richmond Va. Dir. Robert Carter,
Riehmoud, Va; Mrs. M.h d. Gleason, Char
iot.esvi!le, Va; Mrs. James w. Hale, Rich
!moBd, VA; Z. Knight, corner Sixth and Clay
streets, Richmond, Va; Mrs. DR.. Hunter
Mcclure, Gil FRANKLIN street, Richmond,
Va; ;Wm. s. Montague, care Talbot s. Sons,
Richmond, Va; Patrick Reg Dolds, corner
Fayette and Pine streets, Baltimore, Nd.
Mr. James E. Riddick, Richmond Lodge,
No. To-: .Mr. h. b. Seldom, St. Thomas
Island, West Indies, Bark Spieadid. care OF
Captain Mellen !; two letters, 20 address.
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MASQUERADE PAgrY.-A most pleasant
and agreeable social entertainment occurred
on Tuesday night last at the residence OF
well.knoWn citizen Of Church Hill, the Co.
casion being masquerade party gotten up
by number Of young gentle7nen and ladies.
The characters were numerous and well ss,s.
tanned; the music good, and the dancing ex.
ceIlent. The whole affair was well managed,
and proved decided success In every re-
snAft ~. ~ - z s. - sssf Etsst'- >s1S<t
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,rHr pnorosaD Rz1oy.lr z, 81 4iis Pssrrsss

THx PKoPoszD Rz1oyaI 0r IN Fxsrrxss
[YfARr-FAvoHAsLRsAc sAc1i0n0 n0Ps1aS SKrITEsss
The substitute OF the ConmitteA on PabIses
Institutions for Mr. Wynne's bill 10 q pro-,
vide for the removal OF tie rcnifensiary "
passed the Senate yesterday. IL proposes
that the Governor, Lienaenanf Governor
and Speaker OF the House be sppotntedeJms
missionefs, and they are to adyertisaf for anss
month for proposals for the purchase OF the i
land and buildings and the removal of the
inmates to some point not IesS thsa ave-
miles from Richmond. Proposals are
TO stipuhte for suitable buiIdiDgs forthe pro-
per accommodation and employment Of the,
prisoners, the erection OF the machinery and
all the means and appliances that are necea.
sary to secure all the facilities for the opera
.taons OF the peniteutiafy TO the sans extents
as they at present exist, No bid jstt0 DO ac-
copied which Involves the State In anyex.
pense over and above. The proceeds Of Tie
sale of the hnd and buildings nov used forf
and connected with the peDitsutssfy, ara ne
proposition Is to be accepted uniesaspproTeds
by the commissioners and rasiHed by. the
Legislature at Its next session. PropcsalS
for the removal are not 10 be advertised for
and entertained until the frst day of Junss
next, nor at that time il the peuitentiary has
been leased out, without first Obtaining ths
consent Of the iessees. = e
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= OF PUBIc ScHooE Fuxnss
The State Board OF Educationihas made ths
second apportionment Of plb school funds
for the year 1879 as follows: Accofnae.
s2,17e 663; Albemarle. s3,1e6 Alex.
s25S 66s; Allegheny, s4a7.Ssa Ameia,,
81 ,098.G6a; Amherst, sS1,81l66a; Ap-
pomattox, Ss7S.33s; Augusta (includ,
ing seauntop), s3.SN 6ea; Bath, s412 33t;
Bedford, s3,044.o0; Bland, 49S.83f
Botetourt, 81, ,457.3at; Brunswick, Si,e0l;
Buckingham, S1,847; Buchanan, $58966s; !;
Campbell, S1,970.33s; Lynchburg city, Sl,-
157 333; Caroline, Sl,629663; Carroll, $1,s
261; Charles City, $5l2.333; Charlotte, A,s
T36.53t; Chesterfield (inciuding Manches4
ter), S2,o4s.3St; Clarke, S741.33s; Craig,
S404 33i; Culpeper, /, ,215.333; Cumberland,
1905 663; Dinwiddie, S1.24233a; Peters.
burg city, $2.252.GGa; Elizabeth City. S055;
Essex, S1,010331; Fairfax, S1,39486l;
Fauquier, $2,050.33t; Floyd, 81, ,S06:6GsSs )
FluyanDa, S1,1s486a !! Franklin Sass;
Frederick, s1,s4S66s; Giles, Sal7; 4Glou,
cester, Sill; Goochland, sl,159.6ea;
Grayson, sf.333 e6a; Greene, s5es ;;
Greensville. -S806.33t; Halifax, 20, ,298.68s;;
Hanover, S1,753.83t; Henrico, 9l,3s0.e6aS
| Richmond city, $6,02S.663; Henry, $l.8S4;
Highland, 1906; Isle OF. Wight, 81, ,0l3.683;
James City, s361.33I; Williamsburg city,
S1S2 King George, 2T01 King and Queen,
81 .1S2; King William, S785.68a Lapcastert
S627. .G83; Lee, 81 ,58a.8 Loudoun, $2,3i6;
Louise, 1895; Lunenburg, $1,l71; Mad!.
son, S1.0G1.334; Matthews, $S06; Mecklen:
burg, $2,359; MiddIesex, SG17; Montgom.
cry, S1,806.335; Nansemond, Sl,27966s;; :
Nelson, s1,4s4863; New Kent, S546 Nor
folk county, sl,S79; Norfolk ci,y, !, g s,.
Northampton, ssls.Sst; Northumberland,
S657.33t; Nottoway, $929.33t :; Orange.
81, ,163.66s; Page, $3.50; Patrick, S1,240 /;
Pittsyivania, S3,s7568l; Danville city,
S3S5.663; Powhatan, sS5S.33t; Prince Ed
ward, Sl,210.G63; Prince George, .$lsO;
Princess Anne, $943.3 .33s; Prince William,
s913.33t; Pulaski; $3.50; Rappabannock.
S71.66s; Richmond, S744; Roanoke,
81, ,O5O.334; Rockbridge, $2,0s5; Rock
iugham, $2939.33t; Russell, Sl,355.G69 ).
Scott, s1,s05 663; Shenandoah, 81 ,s01 .3St
Smyth, 81 ,446.6 .663; Southampton, 81 ,395. .66a !;
Spotsy lvania, S92s.33t; Fredericksburg,
S422.33t; stafford, S75083t Surry, $685.
334 sussex, $500; Tazewell, 1885 .33a );
Warren, $7l5.66a: WarWick, S187; Wash,
ingtou, S2.3a7.6Gg; Westmoreland, 800
Wise, $762:33t; Wythe, 81 ,306; York, $74O.
Total, $l42 1881. .33J. s# @a
| The unexpended balances from last year
are adjusted in this apportionment.
Williamsburg not having received any.
thing by apportionment No. lowing to
the fact that the Board had no census OF its
population at that time-its distributivs
share in this apportionment is increased ac-
cordiDgly.
There being no separate census Of the city
of Stauntou on file at the office of the Board
its population Is included In that Of the
county Of Augusta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-02

POSTAL srAr,sucs yoR NosTa or AAscH.
The following slows tho work GsEe bystAp
city lettercarsiers, during the month Jusi
passed Hail letters delivered, i0a,
cards delivered; 8, 3sg; dropietters deliver
ed. 4 .2&I;. local cards delivered, I, ~ Pc
ners delivered, 37,9s9. Eaitsra eoseessa
IA. .oG6; postal.cards collected, asp re VS.
p,pers collected, s,eH registered lssters,
/. j, during the same period ss,si7ss werta
of staups, stamped envelopes and s'a4aaa
cards were s,ld at,the Pas ON ise TN, va
IcoxcLcpsD on f0rars fAa.s