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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-15

T1OR RENT THE BEAUTIFUL as::a
Grove avenue about a mile and half from the city,
with twenly.fH acres Of predHctiy erisnd: ppiy
to !. - 8; 40 a. Id. z, APFERsOEiS o.
oc SG~oTasg3 - y -. - Real Estate Agent
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VA ANTED, A CLEVER YOUTH t5e'
wv tween twelve and fourteen years Of gel 70
be useful In my Office. and to learn 70 0e 9Gnts''
npp.1o otHs Ne..SO9 Grace street.
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LATEST. FOREIGN NEWS.
France, -,

;s France, ~lJ. fs.s..
PARIS, March G.-It is sai6 tonight that
NJ. Dufaure will attempt to form Cabinet
instead. of NJ. Buffet, who. though he will
participate in the negotiations for the fortna- :.
ton of the ministry, will remain president
of the Assembly. Nj. Dutaure, It Is reported,
will take the vice. presidency Of the Councik
and the Ministry OF Justice.
Germany.
NEW ECCLESIASTICAL BILL-PAF4L EUHCI0 DLS-.
MISSED.
LONDON, March g. 6 a. R-The Poses
Berlin correspondent telegcaphs that the
adoption by the Prussian Parchment OF the
new ecclesiastical bill withdrawing state en-
dowrnent from the Catholic clergy, Is con-
sidercd secured. ALL parties except the ul-
tramontanes and the cx,rene Conservatives.
have agreed to support it,
There is reason to- believe that the Govern.
ment is preparing anothe3 measure requiring
n test.oath from Catholics iu the civil SERVICE.
who number seYerat thousand, and dismiss.
ing from the em9ioy ynens Of tue Government
those who fail to give satisfactory assurances.
Of loyalty. $" 80
RgataS,, March GA decree has y besn'
issued prohibiting transportation Of -Ameri-,
can potatoes.
Count Hersy Won. Arnim has arrived at
Geneva.
LONDON, March S.-Advces from Asia-
Minor stafs that 10000 persons out OF =
population of 50, 90 have d'cd a.stars''lon.,
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A GOLD WATCH STOLEN THIRTEEN YEARS
AGO RECovERED.-The ladies' double-case
gold watch meationed in this paper on Sat.
urday as having been captured with Henry
Wiley has been identified as he property oil
John Fl. Tyler & Co., successors to Mitchell
& Tyler. In the early part of the wal
Messrs. Mitchell & Tyler purchased the
watch from Mr.. w. r. Aylctt, OF King Will.
liam county. In June, 1862, when they
took their inventory, this watch, described
as ladies' double.case geld watch, made by
Erisman T. Cas, No. 7,762, was found miss
ing. and was So recorded.
Besides corresponding in these all-import.
ant particulars. the Waech referred to bore
the private mark Of Mitchell & Tyler. II
has probably passed through many hands
and the circumstances under which it was
recovered are singular. The officers of the
Second district have also two silver watches
which were taken from Wiley. One of them
has attached gold chain and small gold
locket. 1t has also been a>cprtained that
Wiley threw three valuable watches into
Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.'s mill.race. Cap
tain Disney and Sergeant Hall, since their re-
capture OF this noted thief, have unearthed
many of his villainies, and done the public
efficient service.
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POLICE CoUEr; SArrRDAY-Po Police Jastict
Joseph j. White peading.-Sawney A
Wimbush was acquitted Of the charge Of ob
tanning $24 from Mildred Randolph. on false
pretences; but he has to answer to the Bust
ings Court for getting diamond ring worth
S45 from the same woman on false pre-.
| fences.
Julia Taylor (colored), charged with re-
ceVing alot Of goods stolen by Henry Wiley
was discharged.
Wiliaa Thomas, charged with being a
suspicious character, was ordered to go' to
work or TO leave the city in twenty.four
hours.
Edward Hughes (coloredA arrested in Pc.
tersburg by Captain Disney charged With
stealing one pair of pants, two coats, aud
suDdry other articles frozs George Washing.
ton (coIored), was discharged. This was
another case of mistaken identity. The &C.
cused vas unfortunate enough TO have the
same name as the guilty patty.
+ Thomas Mays (coloredS|charged with tres.
passing on the platform OF the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com.
pany and interfering with passengers, wa.
fined SIS.
James Fleet {coIored), charged with as.
saulting and threatening Monroe jackson,
was examined and discharged.
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NASCHESTER NEWS.

CHARGED WITH FEL0SY.-Susan Dob'on
and Francs, ber brother, were arrested on
Saturday and lodged in The srtion'bouse-
the former upon the charge OF stealing a par
Of earrings from ne person Of oaughser oi
Mr. Samuel Wicks. and The latter as III acces'
sorry. They will nave bearing a. The May
ol's Court Monday morning.
MoRTUARY.-From returns received AZ the
Office of the President Of the Board OF Heai'D
Dr.. Neislger, the whole EumOer OF dcaIbs u
the city tor the month OF February was y
Color: Whites, 4 5; csIored, .. Sex: " hlte
males, . :whi'e females, ,; colored males, :
colored females, 3. Causes of death: fhthl
sis punonaI>, 2; congestion.oI the lungs
dropsy, cancer, pnsllIn0nia, 'oll
ening of The brain, 2 wounds und Injury tt
the head, l.
LHCTUR E.-Dr. G.. ". BaGby (MoZi
AdduIns) will deliver Il lecture at the Bap
ti-t church Tuesday night for the benefit @
that church. Subject The negro as III
was, is now, and viii be."
East DRIvIHG.-1t seems to be q fiyorit
paslime with some person, to drive is fast Il
they plsuse over our end Of the free bridge
IN future il will p2oye rather an cxpensiv
indulgence.
COUNTY CouRT.--The Chesterfield Count
Court meet, in this city to-day.
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT TO THE LATE WILLIAM
3. STASARD.-A meeting of the Corn and
Flour Exchange WAS held Saturday TO take
suitable action relative TO the death of M.lor
William Il. Stsnard.
MI. r b. Somerville called the meeting to
order aud presided.
On motion OF Mr.. It. Fl. Elicit, Mr.. L. l..
Bass was requested to act rs secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. T. n. Bfskervil 4 CON-
miltee Of three was appointed TO prepare re-
solutions expressing tue feelings OF the mem
herS at The loss they have sustained in the
death OF this popular gentleman.
The Chair appointed Messr>. p. II. Bas'
keryill, Philip HaxaIl, aud Coleman Wor'
than.
The committee retired, and after brief ab'
sence reported series of eu'ogistic resolu.
uons, which were read and agreed to.
The members Of the Corn Exchange re.
solved to attend the funeral in body.
Adjourned
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COMMISSIONERS OF TRANsPoRTATloN-TH
BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE.-I'be House OF
Delegates has passed ga bill appointing COM
missioners Of transportation and defining
their duties and powers" The Board is to
! he composed Of the Governor, Secretary Of
the Commonwealth, and Treasurer.
| The commissioners are TO have the general
supervision of all railroads in this State,
watcher operated by steam, horse, or other
motive power, and shall examine the same
and keep themselves informed Is 10 their con-
dtion and the mann'r in which they are
operated, with reference to the security and
| acromm odation OF the public, and the CONF
| p!ianrc of the several railroad corporations
With the provisions Of their charters and the
laws of the Commonwealth.
Whenever in the judgment Of tue COM
mi>SionerS it shall appear that any railroad
fails to comply with the terms Of its charter
or the laws of the State, or whrnevcr IN their
Judgment any repairs are necessary upon its
road, or any addition 10 its rolling siOck. or
any addition 10 or chance in its stations or s.a-
ton.houscS, orany change in its rates Of fares
for transporting freight or passengers, or
any change in the mode Of operating its road
and conducting its business. is reasonable
and exVedient. SAID commissioners are to in
lUj III SuCu SoI pOldIiou vi LUe ILL.,
proyemens and changes which they adjudge
to be proper By q rotice thereof in writing,
TO be served by leaving copy thereof, certi.
fed by the commissioners clerk, With the
president, treasurer, or any director Of said
corporation; and 4 report of the proceed.
ing, shall be Included in the annual report OF
the commissioners to the Legislature.
The powers and duties conferred upon the
Board Of Public Works, so far as they relate
to the supervision OF railroads, are to be
transferred to the commissioners Of trans
portation.
II is 10 he the duty Of the commissioners,
upon the application of the Council of any
city or town. to make an examination Of the
condition aud operation Of anr railroad, any
mart of whose location lies within the limits
of such city or toTn. II upon examination
! il shall appear to said commissioner, that the
complaint ALLEGED by the Council is well
founded they shall 50 adj idee. aud shall in.
form the corporation operating such railroad
of their adjudication III the manner beiore
| stated.
| The railroads are Al all times to furnish the
commissioners with information required.
and are to transport The commissioners anC
! their clerks free when in discharge OF tbeir
! duties The clerk OF the Board OF Pnhhc
| Works is 10 he clerk OF The commissioners,
| without additional compensation. Tbe Corn
miSsioner, arc to report TO the Legislature
in December of every year. Upon the Or
cu.rence of any accident upon a railroad
which shall result in personal injury or loss
t.of life the railroad company shall notify the
! commissioners. and The commissioners are 10
investigate the same.
| This bill is yet 10 be acted upon Dy the
! Senate.
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SENT TO THE PENTENTIARY.-On Saturday
in the Hastings Court Joseph Gresham was
arraigned upon the charge of forgery, pleaded
guilty, and the jury assessed his punishment
at three years in the penitentiary.
Joseph H. Addison, of Baltimore, charged
with stealing the platform scales belonging to
Mr.. S. Fl. Hawes, breakiDg up the same, and
selling them as junk. pleaded guilty of grand
larceny, and was sentenced to the peniten-
tary for three years. The accused stated
after the trial tbst he had escaped from the
Baltimore House Of Refuge.
Samuel F. Beacham, charged with being
accessory before the fact upon the same
charge, pleaded not guilty, was tried and
convicted, and sentenced to three years i'm
prisonment in the State pententiary.
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THE Terms OF OFFICE OF TIE COUNCIL
MEN OF MANCHEsTER.-A bill mas passed both
houses of the Geueral Assembly which pro-
yides for fixing the terdls OF office OF the
members OF the City Council of Manchester,
chosen at the May election. 1874, in accord
ancc With the act providing charter for
that city; which Charter requires the coun'
cilmen then e':c,ed to serve for one, two
and three years respectively. The necessity
| for this bill arises from the fact That at saio
election the ballots did not specify or men
| ton the 'fespcc,iye terms Tor which the coun
elmer. were elected; and which remain still
unJ .etermiued. Under the bill just passet
tie Council is required TO meet on the firs
! Monday in April next and proceed to ascer
| tain by lot which of the couneilmen fren
each ward in said city Shall hold for th
terms of one, two, and three years respect
lively, US the city charter provides.
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CosvEYANcEs OF RE4L ESTATE for the week

CoSvEYANCEs OF RE4L ESTATE for the week
ending March 6. 1875: Lots fronting 81 feet
on Seventh street for S1T0; 40 feeron Laurel
street, corner Beverly, for $500; - feet on
lot between Marshall. Clay, Sixteenth, aud
Seventeenth streets for $3.50; 323 feet on
Grace street between Third and Fourth for
$1,000; 81 feet On Duval street near Prentis'$
alley for S725; 23l feet on Fourth street be-
tween Cary and Canal for S3,OCO; 4I4 ieet on
Fourth street between Clay and Leigh for
S2,079; Ga feet on Fourth street between
Clay and Leigh for sG,410; IS feet on Twcn
ly.fiith street neaI~Venahle Tor S270; 80 tect
on Sixth street near L-igh for 5000 81
feet on Cary street between Msdisou and
Belyidere for 's513; 24l feet on st. Stephen
street between Charity and Baker for SlS3
SO feet on rnrlicth Street between n and I
for $40; - feet on Main street between
Second and ThirS for Sc 600.
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A HANDSOME PIECE OF WoRKMASsHIp.--Mr
G. A. Ainsiie has just turned out from
his mandatory, on Tenth street between
Main and Cary, one of the most complete
and beautiful pieces of workmanship, IN the
shape of hook.and-ladder truck, ever made
in any city in the United States. The appa
ratus was built by order of the town of Dan.
vile, and cost 5000. 1t is supplied with live
su ubstantial ladders. the longest being thirty
feet and the shortest ten feet; twelve patent
rubber buckets, two axes, SIX lre.h hooks,
patent alarm-9ong, two ordinary lanterns
and one beautiful signal lantern. The truck
is painted a straw color, striped with red
and dark claret. It will be shipped 10 Dan.
vile by freight to-day.
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The Automatic TELEsRAPH-A RIcBaoN
lNvENT1e~ AND IMFToVEXEyT.-On Saturda
last, in company with several gentlemen, w
visited the second story Of No 1909 Mai
street to witness the operation of the pcp
automatic signal Telegraph, or which Nj
j. W. Hates s the inventor and patentee
For The purpose of explanation 1t should bt
stated the OBJECT of the inventor was tc
provide a cheap, safe, eMpeditious, and
thorough system Of transportation and
messenger service for the city. Thai
he has eminently succeeded was
demonstrated TO oar most conpete satisfac.
| tion, and those wins feel interested will be
Amply repaid by visit to this scientific ex.
hibition. The room where the instruments
are is q large one, supposed, for the purposes
Of testing them, to be equal in area ro'the city.
At one point is located the GENITAL, Office OF
the automatic signal telegraph, where there
is constantly an operator in attendance.
From tsis office the lines are extended the
circuit Of the entire room, boxes being To-
Gated at points representing various estab-
llshments in the city, as follows Southern
Fertilizing Company, Tredegar Works, Old
Dominion Steamship Cempsny, Dispatch
office, Exchange Hotel, Tobacco Exchanger
and Hazal's Mills. .-.=..
These boxes are about the-size and appear
ance of ladies' work. boxes, and the instru.
ments can be operated by child. Ehey
contain eight signals each, and by simply
pulling out ring, in accordance with the
printed instructions, you csn summon a
messenger, q dray, cart, wagon, carriage,
close carriage, physician, policeman, or giTs
an alarm OF fire at any time Of the day or
,irrLk al Etk 1,
sigaalled for nearly all OF the above, and re-
eelved prompt response iromithe central
office acknowledging the receipt Of his mes
of the service he wished perform
burglary the signal telegraph is,invaluable.
II your premises or yeur neighbours are on
Hire there is no need to hunt up the key of q
hre.alarm box The instrument you have
gives it, and it IS at once sounded from the
central station ia all the engine-houses and
police stations in the city, which brings the
Fire Department promptly to the scene.
So, in case OF burglary, by signalling
for the police, the thieves may be
arrested before they are aware you know
they are in your house. Messrs. kates d
Paynter, the owners of the patent, propose
to furnish those OF our citizens with one OF
these signalboxes, which of itself is a hand
some ornament, who will guarantee them
their dray, wagon, carriage, and messenger
custom at the ordinary rates. They
can send to them at any hour, also,
the customers own family physician, besides
giving them so Invaluable protection
against fire and burglary, and all without
charge, for the use Of the time and inslru-
ment.
The testing OF the instruments and the
system demonstrated the most complete sue
cess OF both, and they are destined at no
distant day 10 produce quite a revolution in
the business OF the city. Richmond may
congratulate itself on being the possessor OF
so important an adjunct to the trade, com:
merce, industry, ami domestic comfort and
safety of the city.
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DAvY CEocRErT AT THE THEATRE.-To-
night hlr. Frank Mayo will appear at the
Theatre aS "Dayy Crockett" Frank Muir
d,ch'S charming pIly; or, "Back"oods
ldyl," as it is more Familiarity known. Mr.
Mayo is young actor u fine altaiuments, q
VERY worthy gentleman, and will be we'll sup
ported. HIS engagement i, for five niSnts,
ard during mis- stay in Richmond he Will DO
doubt he greeted With tull bou$es.
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TEE HUsTlNGs CoURr GRAND JURY.-Tbe
speehl grand jury of the Hastings Court
with Mr.. W. W. Timberlake as foreman, mel
on Saturday and found true bills for felony
in the following cases: =.
Joseph Gresham, for forgery, three cases
in one case not true bin,
Slwney A. Wimbush, one case, for grand
larceny.
Joseph Croft, one case, for horse.breaking.
'"' James 81. Addison, one csse, for grand lar.
seny. " q
Samuel F. Beacbam, one sase, for grand
lsaceny. :. - y
The grand jury also found y true bill for
petit larceny against Elisha May.
adjourned untii noon to-day.
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Daniel Haurcy, All Adams Express driver,
has been found guilty Of the robbery OF Il
safe iu New York city--the same robbery
that excited 30 much Interest in Richmond.
Paris is p!uming itself on Z new fancy in
ladies' dress, which is species OF tackle
by which, when i lady wishes 10 dance, the
train OF her dress is drawn up 10 possible
dimensions. This tackle is made so as to be
ornamentcd with flowers or ribbons, and to
become great addition to Tie toilette geue-
rally.
DIR. Hutner ,nadc some experiments on
December 1t III the Theatre Marie, at St.
Pctersburgh, to ascertain The chlngcS that
occur in tie air Of crowded places. lie Iound
constant and considerable Increase OF neat,
an Increase Of moisture to the extent ol
eighty.fiye per cent :, aud saturaiion ny car
bonic acid sufficient TO produce markerIt
poisonous elect on persons habiIuale.d tc
pure uir,
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Hotels Clossus. In Chassansosn.

CHATTANOOGA, March 6-The passage, OF
the eivi.rights bill is causing considerable
feeling every where The two principal hu.
tells here have given up their licenses, and
will ruD as private bosrding.houses. Ia {
A. white, man tried to hire "a ne
gro TO- put himseH at the table At the
ReaG House dlning-reom last night, but the
negro was fearful of consequences. There
were p number of Kentwkisns taking: sup
per at the time, who would have pitched the.
negro cut Of . window if he had attempted,
it. Fhe HDing.room being in The second ;
story she result Ito the negro) would have.
been sayjOIls- N# ".f' - hi~<l.
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Alabama State Senators '.G0in9 Back',
on United States Senator spencer.

MONTGOMERY, March 6.-Tbef recent
memorial presented by !, Spencer hl
I,ehe United States Senate was printed
in the Adusrase7 this morning and IS
,asrounced for i,s statements. A NUN.
ber OF State senator's (white and colored
ReF1'olcans) whose names were attached to
the memorial made explanations in tue SEN
ate I1pudlating The document, some claim
ing shIt their names were forged, Others that
whes' signing the paper they were led to- be-:
lieve it was only petition, &C. A commit;
tee was appointed by the Senate TO find out
who were the guilty parties In practicing
this fraud upon the country. "
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK GLAUGHToN, 10, 8. and z p NJ, 6rah3 3n
anS Domestic dry goods, &C., as No. 1903 Hal q
stre1. '1s -.'-s. s.45s} ..s ~ tao =HsE
SOoK & LAUaHToN, 1oA A. H.. household F,rs-
niture- carpets, Wheeler q Wsson sewing-na
chine, csoldng- ssoves, &C.
JaAES II. TAYLOR & SON, AZ P. ~, house ands
lot on Man between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
streets. ~ So =: .tss.. ..ta' .~5ssts
LYNE& BRoTHER, ls ~, farm Of so7 acres in
Hssnco cousty.
THOMAS W. KEESEEr 10 A. H., furssesre, &C.
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UHMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING n THE
RICHMOND posI-OsFIcE MAEcn 6, lS13.-MiSs
Belle Valertine, Washington Z. y. Il. ;
Wise Brothers. 1906 Cary street; Andrew
Elicit. care \. l.. Elicit l. Co., city Nr. AL
fred Johnson. Ioiersylile, Louisa county,
Va, one with no address.
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Arson, Murder, and Robbery.

FoNDAE, N. Y, March 6.-The banking
house of Hays & Wells, at Jbhnston, was I,
partially burned last night. The charred
remains of Edward Yost, who slept in the
bauk, were.found. A diamoudpin, valu-
able watch, and q large sum Of money were
missing. No attempt 10 rob the bank was
made. There is no clue to the perpetrators.
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ry,ux DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE.
in It's extent aud cauptreat, T. nneqs''i'ed os Y
apy printing establishment iatae spu.h' has 'atss
and .mule fa,sAiss for doiss AL. KINDS OK 5osAf
WORK. - atS j. q. n,orSr,Sc
nroup,ly All; neatly sSscr,sd, and al Low otet-
GOOD WORK, ,GoonMkPERiAL.A AM AND SAFES ~ '''s.
FACTION GUARANTEED. Eo1k at &c, GONE o. sa'
prices:
BUSINESS cSars s2 10 IS per 1000.
NESTING CARDS soc % 81 l9r az, z.iats y; :
LETTER HEADS 81 1910 per rsans
g,IL HEADS " 10 81 . per reata.
sC,Rcu,iARs s2 SO 70 81 perl 600. y 'st2
UASpaSLLs 81 TO s3 per 1eQ. - - # =. Z
Corresponding low prices sor osnsf Aitss A'Ps's
work. ,,,p .>,,,, !, ~ WORK a spo.ti
.,a;,v. The fact that We hsYe FOR shs pssl
dye wears beer dn,ps the laosl si tis e,.s =.
* evidence that we aye prepared 70 90 y pso.psss S
| and sstlsfac.oriiv. ,.o,,. - "a ti,a beautiful
nd usrfu, TR ASsGER INKS ipnt rs -.
ps.nv. The, have been but rtcen.s 1000 sn,s
~ extensively used oy s..
.S,t..r eo,,,s,n,es banks, ms aaa ~
now f,,rnisains ;aess 1aks
~, nd az aaasy tast can . Q copssS aas
- rn. t,.r tssps ,rlnssa Eh,s VIZ copy s.sAt'S
T and a.ssas,y IL ts,e s''sa ''s 81,
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PEEsOSAL.--Majnr Z Griswold, who was
provost marsh hal OF Richmond during the days
Of The Coniederacy, has been stopping several
day at the ST. james. Those who knew him
:: of duty" as the genial gentleman, able
lawyer, and eloquent speaker, will not &c sur
priscd 10 learn of the high stand he has taken
in lis adopted State OF Maryland.
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THE SOUTHERN MAGAZINE for March, con
tanning among other interesting articles the
address of Major Robert Stiles delivered at
Washington and Lee University, has been
received from j. T. Elyson, newsdealcr
11l2 Main street.
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HOUSE OF CoRREcTroN.-The Committee
on Asvlums and Prisons of the House have
invited Justice w bite to appear before them
Wednesday and give his experience in re-
card to the subject. A bill will be then, it
| 10 thouoht reDOrtc0,
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Pu1LADsLnaIA, March 6.-The standing
committee of the Pennsylvania diocese re-
fuse consent to the conservation of DR.. De-
KoyeD.
BURLINGTON, N. j., March 8.-Tbe stand
ing committee Of che New jersey dioceses
refuse consent to DR.. Jagger's conservation.
The DeKoven papers have not been received.