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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,

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MISCELLANEOUS.
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State Normal School.

INSTRUCTORS.
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The Fall Term Of fourteen weeks com
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senior - -. 20 20
Classical Course. per ye2r.................. 81 W
Boarding with use OF ROOM, per week. 20
Fuel q Lights fall and - lug terms ierWeek -
Winter term p-T week.. %
Contingent Fee. (p1yahie by all students,
pei lcam ..ss.....---s -sss.s- s--s. a W
Further information may be obtained
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THE PRINCIPAL.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectorsl
Tor Diseases Of the Throat ana r.
0uch e Coughs, Colds, Whoonssa
Cough Bronchitis, Asthms
and CONSUMPTION.

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10. mankind -
this efectul ~
|edy for all dis,s.
Of the ThrOs, >
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-18

CONCERT AT AsHLAHD.--The concert by
the choir of the Second Baptist church and
excursion to Ashland on Tuesday evening
for the benefit Of the new Presbyterian
church was grand success in every regard.
The managers Of this enterprise deserve
great praise both for the completeness OF the
arrangements and their thorough execution,
whilst they have every reason to be gratified
at its result. As previously announced, the
excursionists, numbering about three hun
dred, left the Broad-Street del0. at I O'Clock,
and SO crowded was the train that two addi-
tional cars had to be taken on when it reached
the Fair.Grouuds. Arriving at Ashland
they were greeted with cheers from the stu
dents en- masse. who preceded them TO the
church, foresbadowIng the concert with tue
chorus "John Browns Body" The per-
formance began at s. O'Clock, and The pro
gramme throughout was handsomely rem
dered, Miss Rediord, Hiss Reirhardt, Mr
Grant, and Mr.. Redtord each receiving ire
uuent encores. The gem of the evening wa
The uuartet;e so. thou God, who Heares
prsyer." Mr.. William Z. Tanner directed
aud Professor NJ. S. Turner presided At ID
piano.
After spending most enjoyable evensn
the excursionists retlrned to RalimOndat
O'Clock.
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age OF a bill requiring all general laws to b
published in the papers In each county ii
the State, and all local acts In the papers o.
each county in the localities interested.
Mr. Riddlebarger reported that the com
mittee had done what they could to get these
resolutions put into laws, but had thus fs,
met Waterloo defeat. He exhorted bin
brethren of the press 10 stop abusing the
Legislature about some other things, and
pitch into them about this until they could
be induced to do the press justice. ~ +'--.
Mayor Kelley was introduced by the pre-
sident as former ornament Of the press,
and made 4 facetious and gracefllF response.
Mr.. N. a. Hotcbkiss presented 90 each
Feditor present Il copy of his boohr "The
Pine and the Palm,T which he clained had
Influenced the recent elections at the. Worth.
Thanks were returned West s. Johnston
for supply Of stationery furnished ths AS.
sociation. 81" ..t III"
After further conference and comparison
OF views in reference 10 the legislation asked
fer in the resolutions Of Esat year, on motion
Of Mr. j. 81. st. andrew, a committee (ulnde
to- consist of ST.. Andrew, Lynn, Carpenter,
Cannon, and GlennaD) was appointed to pre-
sens the matter to the immediate attention OK
the legislative committee.
Adjourned to meet at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
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PogT JERvIs, March 17.-At O'Clock this
morning the bells and whistles gave the
od-aIarm. King street was fDeded by Z
O'Clock. The railroad bridge three miles
west was swept away. At $40 the ice .bnoke
below. Thirty b, ,ocks are q )oded and some
houses carried of. No lives lost. The rail.
road bridge from above crushed the bridge
here, and the suspension bridge eight miles
below Is doomed. ~
P,rrsroS, March 1.-THE bridge over the
Susauehauna was swept away enasainutes
after the passage of passenger train.
DAsyILLB, Penn, March 17.-The bridge
here is gone. The bridges at WiIkesbarre,
Plymouth, and NaDticocke are in great dan
ger.
WILKEsBARRE, March 1.-The Gas Works
are flooded. and the city is in darkness. The
three bridges from above are jammei in the
gorge three miles above. Everything vii.
frpeZ, tonight,
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A Veto from the Governor OF South
Carolina.

CaTOIIuas
CHARLESTON, ;. c.. March 17.-Great ex-
citemeHt was caused in the Legislature at
Columbia to-day by veto from Governor
Chambcrlayne of bill to hquidate the
floating debt of the State. The Governor
says the response given by the Legislature
to his efforts to enforce policy Of rigid econ
omy has not met his expectations in the pass
age of the legislative appropriation act, and an
unlimited amount Of questionable claims,
and the failure to pass the bill to reduce sala.
ries have rendered it impossible for him to
con: e1t to add one dollar to the weight of
taxation which now oppresses the people,
aud he would regard the approval of this act
as an unpardOnable Injustice TO all those
| whose interest he is sworn to protect.
The aggregate taxation Is now without
precedent and without justification. A vast
mpjority of the claims embraced in The bill
are unpaid. The legislative certificates,
which have been made to cover frauds
and these claims, as whole do not,
| in his opinion, constitute 4 valid
obligation of the State; and the COM
mission as whole be is reluctantly
compelled to say does not commend his conf
dence for the work assigned them, nor the
confidence of the public. For these reasons
be withholds the approval of the bill.
A long and angry debate followed the
reading Of the message. Several prominent
colored representatives denounced the Gov
ernor bitterly. No vote was reached, but the
indications are that the Conservatives, aided
by the reformed Republicans, will be able
to sustain the veto.
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POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY.-PoliceJ Jus.
tice Joseph j. White preadtng.-The follow.
ing cases were disposed Of:
Alfred Malvey, guilty of assautiug and
striking John Armstead, was fined S5.
j. Ii. Taylor, charged with being drunk
and threatening to strike James Yancey with
brick, WAS fined 81. .-...... .s 0...s.
Thomas Fl. Pleasants, charged with curs-
ing aud threatening to strike n. Rose, was
discharged ... .....u; .u ..a.'.
Denis Brophy, charged with allowing a
I'vicious dog to run at large, was fined 81,
and the dog was ordered to be killed if not
removed from the city in twenty-four hours.
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| Physical force at csgepty.fve becomes mora
suason ut fifty. DIR. Frank Cunningham.
The Old Dominion %: She has no true
children in peace or war than the boys wh'
have bit Of the brogue about them. E
Darlington Cahell, Esqss
| =" Ireland's Daughters We never &c
tired of giving them praise, and tney never
get tired OF; deserving it. M. Glennan, Esq.
of Norfolk. j.. . = s.-- '~.' :|'.1-
!" .:eM!The Virginia Volunteers and their Re
presentattves Present. Captain e. z. Car.
ter and Carlton Mccarthy, Esq. -,''
Other volunteer toasts were given and re-
sponded to, and the gathering dispersed
with MURAL good wisAes and In general
good humor.
The following letter from the Governor ss
Virginia was read:
ExEcUrGyE MANSION, March II, 1876.
j. Al. Higgins. Esq.
My Dear SiT,-When late last night you
handed me an Invitation to attend the St.
Patrick's Day Banquet" at Monticello Hall
this evening, | expressed the sincere pleasure
the proposed festivities would adord me if I
could manage to postpone prior and press
ing engagements for the same hour. | re-
gret to say 1t proves to be wholly out of my
power to join you tonight.
Let me congratulate you and our Irish
felloW-citzens of Richmond upon their sue.
cessful and splendid DEMONSTRATORS Of to-day
1t was not only beautiful, But it manifested
all the old-time spirit and enthusiasm which
bave signalized Irish manhood the world
over. In some measure it seemed to recall
and picture The CHARACTERISTICS Of a people
whose valor rescued Old England's honor
at the crisis of Waterloo, and gave victory to
Lees arms on more than one historic field
of glory Z; whose genius thrilled mankind
with the songs of Moore and OF Ryan, the
eloquence of Burke, and Shiel, aud O'Con-
nell, and Mitchell.
Wishing you and your friends such fes.
tival as will honor the day you celebrate,
and sincerely thanking you and them for
many courtesies TO myself, have the honor
to remain, cordially yours,
JAMES L. KEhPER.
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Washington Items.

WAsHlsGIpN, March 1.-THE President
sent message to the Senate to-day regard.
ing the Black Hills treaty. IL will be, at
tempted to open the country, and In the
mean time intruders will be expelled.
Commissioner Douglas decides that the
tariff andtax' biR signed by the President
March 90 commenced operation 1t midnight
March 2dl Cigars or cigarettes stamped sold
or Withdrawn after that hour must be re-
port ed for additional tax.
+ The Postmaster. General has ordered tram
sient newspapers to BE- forwarded at the old
rates untis April 1st.. @ tl G.at
1t is understood that the Republicans will
not press the resolution endorsing the Pre-
sident's recognition Of Kellogg as Governor
'of Louisiana -" r'1
Dispatches from all points show that St.
Patrick's Day was celebrated with suusuat
Splendor. II. ,.
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Weather Rer,ort.

WAsHrNeroNy March 1k-F For the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee, northwesterly winds,
possibly backing to southWesterly, COLDER
clear, and partly cloudy weather, and rising
barometer.
o Dor the Gulf States, falling barometer,
northwest winds-backing to southeast, low
but rising Temperature. and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rainsin the WESTERN
Gulfa States.
rometer,s northwest to northeast Winds,
colder, ,.and clear weather~l5 a.ls5 haIonut
For the Middle and. Eastern States, rising
barometer, northwest winds. colder, and
generally clear weather. -. :, : =,
Orleans, Cincinnati, and; Louisville, aud falb
at Pittsburgh and st. Louis. li!us " ia.jf
Cautienary signals are ordered at Cape
Hatteras,. Kitty Hawh Cape Henry, Cape
May, Hicks Beach, Atlantic City, Barnegat>
Squan Beach, Long Branch, and Sandy
Hook, .f...~-. Z sn Esitu r-, a ~ d
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IS ROaarY Eidershfh

BALTIMORE, March 17.-At q ea!A meeting
Of the ruling elders OF the Presbyteriar
churches of this city, held hst evening to
consider the ovestures sent down from the
ast General Assembly for the action OF the
| presbyteries in regard to q change in the con-
stitution OF The Church by authorizing tfls
| election Of ruling elders for o limited time
| not less than three years, or what is krowr
~ .Ro,ary Eldership," lhe following reso
lution was, after au interesting discussion
unanimously adopted. That we dis.pproy'
of The Assembly's overture, aid so lar US ou
voices can be heard in The respr, ,nse OF th
presbytery to the same, We reform our EN-
1 phatic negative.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

Germany.
RELIGIOUS AggAIRS DISCUSSED IN THE PRusslAN
DIET BISMARCK DsNOUNcES THE CONDUCT OF
THE POPE.
BERLIN. March 16.-Iu the lower house OF
the Prussau Diet to-day debate was opened
on the first reading Of the new ecclesiastical
bill. DR.. Tack, Minister Of Public Worship
in speech explaining the necessity for fresh
legislation on the relations OF the State With
the Church; dwelt especially on the fact that
the Pope had authorized the Amsterdam.
bishop to obey laws similar to those Which,
he denounced ia Prussia. The State was not
afraid of the encyclical, but considered the
matter as curious, and would not permit
itself to be treated with scoEn by the Cnurcn-
Prince Bismarck made powerful speech
in support of the bill. He said the maxim
that more obedience was due to Goa than
TO man certainly did not mean that more
obedience was due to Pope misguided by
,Jesilits than to the King. The Governments
was doing its duty in protecting German
freedom Of mind against Rome.
The House resolved 10 discuss the bill 'in'
full sitting instead Of referring IL 10 u coilD
mittee.
LONDON. March 17-G3OA. M-Telegrams
from Berlin to the London Times say:;;" In
n recent dispatch to the German minister at
Rome Prince Bismarck suggests that alf
States with certain number Of Catholic:in--
habitauts enter into an agreement to repei
papal interference with politics."
France.
PARIs, March 17.-PaSquier upon TAXING
the chair in the Assembly useds strong
phrases against the Bonapartists, which were
applau6ed,
The Assembly will dissolve In August, and.
a new election will occur 10 the autumn
England.
Lospos. March 7.-Girodet go, gene
roi me,ehants- baye suspended. Lisbihlles,
s2.0OGeO0. Their suspension was csuseo
hv the failure of ]. G. Inihurn &.Co. Osner-
siispensions are reported immineat.
.. ~ s spain. ~
MxoHzp, March 17.-AdViees from ,ia,s me
North state that nine battaliops OF Cariists
msta.a a ni.ht attack upon the town OF Zqdu''
earay, bras were repnlsed with great iosA
aftera two hours' fght.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK G LAUGH TON, 10, 8, aud 2. NJ, foreign
and domestic dry goods, & :, at No. 1909 Mai1
street.
Third street. -
D. *. WEISIG Err, 4 P. NJ, framed dwelling a
corner or. Ninth ar1t Stockton streets, fer rem
at auction. u -s.-. ..
LYME 6 BROTHER, 4 p. NJ, lot with small
framed store thereon, porthwest corner Of MaiI
aud Madison streets.
W.GODDIN, z. NJ, commissioners sale of 10
on northeast corner of Marshall and Thirtieti
streets Church Hill.
r. G. A{ORRISS, 10 A. NJ, furniture, &c.
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N1HE STAFF OF, LIFE. AS WELL "a
M 90 meats. veaetabies. SC 10 be pals table -
an 4 wb ole.ane, should be. properly cooked ;c,N
GOOD CooKING-sTOyE Or RANGE FL
lnaisDsasSspHes SH esptyEy Il eyssy ydoarfiSY. 5SIaS'rIfi
THE kicHMtGaHaRR6 HkMtGHR6Np, SsDss VA. 1o' ~ -
- are manufacturing line os
CoUKING-sTuvES, RANGES,
HEAIING-sTOVES: HOLLOW " AkE, $50,
s,. =, ,ne..a Generally. tbatcannot be excel!ed-
ijsIu. The celearal.d PowgATLN pia. IRON, naSe
fro,- Virginia ores within i've miles OF slcnuoEus
aud e,GployiES pone but 'l0rough!y.skllen ,.s ms
ch n, They challenge the world 10 pfo,ince pes.sI
wares or mora durable or x =.
Tho stoves ana otncE Sales oi hA@' S'AAP~''
\ sold at retail by 9zf l5ss-
THE PRINCIPAL srovE-DEALERs,
who are requested to Tally warrant them in every
The atssau,ages OF buying HNNE-aApE sd,,nns sd3yEs
.rs numerous. Repairs AZ srasH cost anu mous s
delay can always esi haa. III sasnar II encou.
rsaes GREAT HOME lNDFsfRf tnas anoa a. n,,r
vyso onf 20 those who spend their satnuss ~ osx
| ptU;y pt;y., II keeps our money nj nome lnsSao ~
sent og it s cad 10 enreh eeer m t.et svery
Lrs sir.ady more thaD their share. 10 iact,
hsr,sts h NJ wtsdpm and prudence rquires peop,.
10 encourage homs industry. while no ~ W. s
ant en- he advanced tor buytnx afusss m - -
rnrosd Wien as good> II not oelser, Is =
home. .r,ss, ~ a few Of the lead.
,a so I'm -stSycs and ranges made by this cons
n1 phe variety IL such thas All can " asss. -
maa,ed Southern Home, Virginia Ar-i unnf 6ss
: Jrhv Iarulins, Gordon, Help, premium, hs'aAA-~
: Powhaian, Doycas, &e.s ~: s,oye or range MAps
= AK Your st.ve-deaer los SLOWS " As-S gss
!, Al no'AA' RICHMOND STOVE CohfANA. 49,
NH l6.eodaw -.---.-------.-
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! WnlELwIND N TIE COUNTY SINGULAR
A>n >TAKTIl.G FREAKS OF TIE WIND.-A
"-.iwiud visited tho premises of Mr. T.. Is.
J"i'tIu, eight miles below this city, on sun
d-ty at about . O'Clock, wrccking his barn and
stable, but fortunately there was no loss Of
lhr, either OF man or bca>ts save one hog,
Which Wa lifted nom The earth and carried
80 lar that hc ha> not since been seen or beard
from. The rails Of Il pen enclosing fifty
hrnd Of sheep were taken up, blown away,
and hurled and scattered for mile around :;
hul, strange TO say, the sheep escaped injury,
LJr we're any Of Them borne of by The terri
h'r fury OF the wind. a man and Two mules
"oIc in the stable, but, whilst the stable was
.4aic Il complete wreck in 4 few seconds,
ici,heI the man nor animals were at all in-
lunrd. The writer had called in at the house
a. Mr. Jordan for shelter from the approach
iEg storm, and cau truly say he never wit
messed any event better calculated TO produce
CONSERVATION and alarm than this. 1t seemed
70 him that the roar OF the wind ut its
height would have drowned the report OF
the heaviest artillery, whilst for Il brief period
thick darkness cnyeloped the surroundings.
50 far As heard from, no other damage was
Sustained In the ncighborhood, nor, indeed,
did the storm appear SO violent at any other
point. ii seemed 10 dip TO earth just there,
aad then speedily ascend.
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neAnerate Drunken Sailors.

BALr,sogg, March 17.-Last evening three
S,ilor, on the Italian bark Giuseppe Emanur
ellie. which arrived in this port yesterday and
Is lying at Lower canton. were permlttea 10
90 ashore. Returning on sbipooard ABOUT
Il O'Clock, all mad with drink, they rnsaeo
with drawn kniges or q. n. Gray, custom
horse officer in charge of the vessel, who t.!
save bis life took refuge on Oh adJo'ninEsh'Ip
The druuken sailors then made an asssas
ON the crew On deck, during which Francisco
| Tonibercas,. one Of the drunkea heD
plunged kni(e in The breast OF BIS Drof ner
| who was also sailor on the Emanue'fe, III
flicting mortal wound. The fkacas wa
only ended by squad OF police who Wer
sent on board.