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THE five republics of Central America,
Nicaragua. Guatemala, Salvador, Cost"
Rica, and Honduras, are thinking about
consolidating under one government
The first three have already agreed to IT,
and tn, two latter viii most likely come
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Wheeling. W. Va, April >, $50.
ypHE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Comp my OF Wheel
IN. expired April /, 1873, and its unr%pir-
rd fire business has been rcinSurtd ~ thc
Peabody Iusuranc" company o. W u.'t-
inc. ". Va, rs shown by the Resolution
ana certificate annexed hereto. All"."m>
for loss or damage that may occur "iiri y
o'clock NJ, april /, $50, undyr, any hir
policy issued by the Fire and Marine IN
surancc Company, and in force, VIII De
Surancr Cor "any. .
j. V. J.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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Fl TT N a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
or WHEELING.
Il TT N a
CAPITAL, siOo'"""
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
WIN. b. SIMPSON, WIN. {. HANDLAN,
INo. X. BurSFoRD, j. X. MCtoRrNEfr
john l.. HUBBs, I. L. BROWN,
JIHtS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN sue
crs>lul operation six years CONTINUES
tnfnSurc against loss or damag" 10y iir" on
Ruiidiugs of All kinds, Manufacturing Is.
Adjustments. Household Furniture and
Personal Property generally, HullSand an
gors on the western water>,on aS favorable
FERNS aS other sound institutions.
WNI. b. SIMPSON, President.
J.R. MILLER, Secretary,
OSCAR SANDROCH, agent and Soitcttor.
land
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The reputation it has attained, in
consequence of the marvellous cures II
has produced during the last half cen
fury, is Il sufficient assurance to the
public that it will continue 10 realize
the happicSt results that can be desired.
In almost every section Of country
there are persons, publicly known. VINO
have been restored from alarming ana
even desperate diseases of the lungs,
by lis use. All who have tried 1t ac-
knowledge its superiority; and where
its virtues are known, no one heSltateS
rs to what medicine to employ to re-
licvc the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. CHERRY Pee
TORAL always affords instant relief and
performs rapid cures of the mildcr va
rieticS Of bronchial disorder, rs well as
the more formidable diseases OF the
lungs.
As a safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which bcSet
the Throat and Chest of Childhood. 1t
is invaluable: for, by lis timely use,
multitudcS are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial. aS the cures it i constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with
out il, and those who have once used
it never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe it, and Cicrgymen
often recommend it from their knowI-
edge Of its effects.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL G. ELLiNGRkM.
Wholesale GroCers,
1905 Main S%t.
Have now in store and for sale

Have now In store and for sale.
200 Halt Bills Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
80 No. Mackrrc'
30 No. > Mackcre
400 Packages Mackerci,2 gud ~ quart ,
barrels and kits.
p Tierces choice Carolina Rice
80 Bbls choice y. O. Mola>sc>.
81 Hhds choice y. q. Sugar.
50 Bbl> SyTupS.
90 BblS Standards 4. y. Extra e. Gran
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin t.I
C Sugars.
500 BblS Flour, embracing Whit" Kos.
Keystone, ldlewise, Howard and oh.
standard brands.
l0U Bags prime 10 cEoic" Cofir".
p Half Chests prime 10 choice O.. b
Teas.
50 CaddieS prime To Choice g.. p. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces HH,mrrl,'~ j. n
Milliuer :, PAGES and other -rut and Do.
liable brands, among the best Iu ihr cuuu.
try. our stock is iull and conn "f', nuf
will be offered To the trade at tlc iusg..
market price. We iuNilr Clos. 'rN.'-
all and examine our stock before par.
cSing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL 4 ELL y q " y 81
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Published every Tuesday, Thursday ana
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FEELING noses for drinks is :he popl-
lar method in Southern Indiana. The
ono that has the worst chill treats.
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OrFIcr FIRE 4 1IAKINE INsrRANCE 20.
Wheeling, W. Va, March 81, $50.
P,solrcd, That the proposition 81 the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing, tor the reinsurance "i me me huNI-
m.S, of tins company, bc, and tn" same IS
hereby accepted, ana the President OF this
company, tGgcthcrwith McNNrs. Reid, Cos
hnrn and O'Briou. are hereby appointed q
committee To- cOn>ummatc The transfer 81
of reinsurance. Provided, mat upon 'N'
.,,r,,.finn by the committee of the assets
tfhr Peabody Insurance Company, u j.
found ~ bee perfectly responsible.
signed. G. II. COLLIER, Srcy,
WILSON, President.
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JOSIAH UPDEGRAFF. C,wh..1. ju
THE CITY 3 AN K

(Indirii,tGi Lii5Ruy
Is PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL BU-
| SiucsS uvprrtammg to Banking.
Deals in Bills of Exchange, United states,
State and County Bonds, Gold com, ana
Negotiable Securities. at fair rates.
Nu'cS and Bills OF ENchun"" discounted.
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
litcturcrS, Banks, Bankers, and others, on
all accessible points in the United states
and Canada.
Drafts in sums to suit purchasers on all
the principal cities and Towns in Gcrna-
ny. Great Britain and Ireland.
Deposits Solicited. Interest allowed on
Il. CRANGLE, President,
J.DALXELL, Ttrc President,
H. CRANGLE C,L,iisr. fcb.l
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BANKS
CAPITAL. S35n.O
SURPLUS. 100000.

JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
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Ci,il Rights at CEurch.

\.wrnEz. X. l.. March S.-Civil-right:
...,.ftg,.- wc!c Yesterday awarded TO t"t
',lorrd adlr, at Trinity (Epj>copa) church
80, mos. Nrl,,cc;atic place ct worship IN the
* and one visited almost exclusively by
49,, l,,,,, Of tie place and by summer VISITORS
.rr... indies were >hu~a 10 ycstry yman'S
y. who they represented to the sexton
,.t invited thru. The ve-trynan was ao
..g, and he sexton 81 once showed them to
,ar I,.,ir,d pcw. which was occupied by two
E..ar, who we're strangers, and who bad pre-
,.,..iy been shown IN. The latter were
}...F Indignant al what they termed ar
,....~l-.", and at once arose and indignant!
If the church. The objects Of the alten
..u d. al present Qne colored ladies' re
l..i.rd.
This j. the topic OF conversation here, a:
,.r, the first tune a coiored person was even
d United 10 prominent seat in that church
ND !, remains 10 be seen whether the SeXtol
Or yc,trvu!an i'll be cenSurcd by the corpo
ration.
The ciyi.rich;s law does not apply tc
,..urcl,cs. a, We have stated again and again
\.y TI> the above a case under the new law
.!..r rogroc, were admitted because invited
b. tar holder ut the pew. We reproduce
paragraph principally to show that north
I'm prorlr- even New Englandcrs-are a.
5....,. ti>1p>rd IL southern ones 10 associate
,t..,lt ,,a.r,.>
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TEE New PLAN FOR TIE IMPROVEMENT OF
THE STREETS OF RIcHMosD.-By some unac-
counlabe manner we gave another member
the credit lin the proceedings of the Board
Of Aldermen published on Tuesday, OF
having introduced the following joint reso.
lution-viz. "Appropriating 100000 In
eight per cent. bonds, having thrty-four
years to run, to be expended in grading aud
craveling ungraded streets; provided that
the interest on said bonds shall from year to
year be deducted from the annual appropria'
ton to street improvements"
The proposition was presented by MIR. K.
NJ. Manly, and it should have been so ere.
dited.
MIR. Manly made very elaborate and in
tercstius statement to the Board on this
SUBJECT, and read from table Of figures pre-.
pared by himself and the City Engineer TO
show in what localities the mouey could be
expended to the best advantage. He also
read statement prepared from figures got.
ten from the office Of the Commissioner OF
the Revenue to show that where improve.
ments in some portions of the city bad been
made. the taxable value OF property bad been
greatly increased, and thus the city had been
ID ore than compensated for the outlay.
Mr.. Darlington moved to add as pro.
yiSo TO the resolution that none of the
money so appropriated shall be expended in
any part of the city where there are now
payements, sidewalks, guttering, &c. The
amendment was adopted. and the resolution
as amended referred to the Finance Commit
tee.
We were lead into the error unintention.
ally, and our attention was not called to it
unti yesterday, when the chairman of the
Committee on Streets pointed it out.
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DOCK RIDGE a L L NJ SPRINGS
WATERS.
READ WHAT THE "MEDICAL SAVANS'
SAY OF THESE CELEBRATED WATERS.

DIR. NoEL, late The resident physician:
II regret at This time cannot give Tue profession
nd the public the results of two years co>e atten-
tion-for | have given more than Ordinary alien
lion to this subject-as TWO years ago an jnVaild
and consumptive, so pronounced by sN plyslcians
of Baltimore, | sought these springs a 4 dcril!er
r, sort and returned In four months couvaks
have therefore, good cause TO Stud! well liie ac
tion of tue waters. . . -.
CoSSUMpToS.-l have seen IL frresteu re-. III is
first stage | have s"ftenng of the tuberrles
arrested. | have seeu the consecutive broncmtis
arrested. l have seen patients gain In hesh ana
health. ,,,,,.o,;ro and ,bsu.
matte bronchitis have seen cured, and cured per-
manrntly. ,o ,..r,,o,,s
ulcers scrofuous eruptious. scTofuous GlScharSe.
from ears aud eyes. &C.. have seen ylela mosl
RAPIDLY, and permanent cures RESULT.
CERTIFICATES.
,rh.re .re MANY peysons who have neither the
time nor the inclination TO reaa tne .
and i'm fact to such extent has TINS DractIe oi
d wing certificates been carried That between anteL-
fisIng usicks and vendors OF patehs medlcles Tie
daily prIuts are illed ad nalLSsaan
community to trust Us upon our ceriifcahs aloue
ut We do ask TO- be trusted upon the certihcales at
letters Of the following euaitt ana acSehp p'i= aE'
| meubers OF The medical profession:
Dr. JAMES L. CABEl.L, Professor In the hedtca
| lDenariment University OF Virginia. -,
| I5r r CiAILLARD THOMAS, Professor OIL oo
stetrics, College Of Phys icians and surgeons Ne'
mr. THOMAS Adds E,1dET. ssrgeon in cllarg
Womeu's Stale Hospital, New York g.
DR.. ii. ii. PALLEM, Professor Of Obstetrics, s.
LGus' mr THOMAS THOMAS L. MADDEN. Professor OF the II
s,itute of Medicine, Nashville Medical College.
| And letters from such old und experiences me
as Dr. SAMUEL A. CAKrTsahT " 3. Guis seM Nc .riean
NH a.TnSTh3m Richm nd, Va.
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THE DASvILLE RAILROAD GAUGE Senator
Mc Rae yesterday introduced bill in the
body Of which he is q member TO authorize
the Richmond and Oanville Railroad Com
plny TO a1cr. change, and regulate the gauge
Of its road at such time and in such manner
as the company may judge best tor the pro
potion Of lis business, and to operate their
line ofroad on such standard Of gauge as the
company may at any time deem necessary
and proper to secure the most e1hcient, use
tul. and economical operation of the same.
If thc company shall determine TO change
the rauoc OF lis road, the Board OF Public
Works NAV, in their discretion, require the
COMPANY to lay third rail upoE the track
between Richmond and Burkeyille.
The bill was referred to the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation.
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New Hampshire Eleetion-The E!ec-
tion Of Governor by the People Inn.
probable.

pTODdDIes
CONCORD, March 10.--Returns from 232
towns and wards give Cheney (Republican)
81 ,012; Roberts Democat), 3G,O06; White
and scattering, GA. The net Republican
gain over last years vote is $780, The re-
naming towns last year gave Democratic
majority over all others Of 100. This indi-
Gates that Cheney and Roberts will run with
about an even vote, the scattering votes de.
teating the election of either by the people.
Both parties claim majority of the sena.
torial districts. The Democrats claim the
House by fifteen to twenty majority, while
the Republicans also claim thirteen majority
in the same body.
In the First congressional district the eee,
ton Of Jones (DemocraD is conceded by both
parties. Blair (Republican) is elected over
Kent (Democrau in the Third district, W whie
the Second district is still in doubt and con.
tidently cllmed by both parties.
The Monitor (Republcan newspaper
claims that Pike and Blair (both Republi.
cans) are elected to Congress; that the Re.
publlcans have a good working majority in
the House; and that the Republicans have
elected six out Of twelve senators, with seve.
raj districts in doubt.
The Pdtrio' (DemocraD says that there is
no election of Governor by the people; that
the Republicans have five senator's and the
Democrats five, WITH two districts in doubt
and that the Democrats have majority 10
the House. The Patriot also claims the elec
ton of Jones and Bell (Dcmocrats) to Con.
gress, with the Third district in doubt.
The People (DemocraD also claims sub.
stantial victory for its party, with the excep.
ton of the Third district, which it considers
doubtful.
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CHANCE FOR A New TRIAL FOR TnR CuFS.
TERFIELD FIRE -FIESD.- Judge Moncure, pre-.
sdent of the Supreme Court OF Appeals,
yesterday granted writ OF error to the
judgment OF the Circuit Court Of Chester.
field county in the case of Hildrey Page, who
VII, convicted of burning barn and stable
belonging to Colonel Frank 6. Rutfin. This
will bring the case before the Supreme
Court, when the application for new trial
will be argued. The barn burned with the
stable By Page was casually occupied y by
Colonel Ruffin's bands. Counsel toraccused
however, claim that the barn, though thus
occupied, was not Il dweliug-house within
the contemplation of law. The writ of su-
perSedeas will stay proceedings under the
sentence, but, of course, will not operate SO
as to release The prisoner from custody.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WAIVER OF THE HOMESTEAD QUEs-
TIoS -JUDGE HUGuEs's DEcIsloN.-There has
been some MISUNDERSTANDING Of recent
ruling of Judge Hughes rs to the effect OF
waiver Of the homestead in note or bond
Judge HughcS's opinion is: /" In general,
of course the person holding such paper
receives the benefit Of the waiver. But
there are peculiar cases in which he may not
be entitled to it. Suppose, for instance, be-
fore the commencement Of proceedings in
bankruptcy, an execution has been levied,
say upon a stock Of goods. The execution
debtor afterwards files his petition in bank
ruptcy, and makes claim Of homestead to
be set apart out of the stock Of goods, TO the
value of $4,000, which would sweep the
whole stock but he owes TO one Of his
creditors promissory note for $500, contain.
| ing a waiver of the homestead. This
| waiver defeats the homestead, Of course, to
that extent and the question Is, Does it also
| have the effect of lien, giving to the holder
OF the note a superior right over the por-
| ton of the goods released from the home
| stead to tina, Of the owner Of the execution
lien? Is it in accordance either with the
spirit of the bankrupt law or Of the Laws OF
the State 10 allow the bankrupt to establish
4 a preference between creditors, by WORDS
waving the homestead, superior to the lien
| OF u solemn judgment and Of execution
lrvied?" Judge Hughes. while expressing:
| some doubt on the subject, has in several
| cases made orders giving preference to the
| eXccutionlien.
| Another case Of frequent occurrence is
not so doubtful. 1t is where bankrupt
| claims as a homestead exemption say stock
of goods on part of which the original pur'
chaSe.moncy has not been paid. 1t Is the
practice TO refuse to allow such goods to &c
| into the homestead exemption. But who
| gets the benefit of the release of II class Of
goods? Does the original vendor, who sold
them TO the bankrupt: 1t is held that be
| does not. but that if here have been no eX
ecution-liens or attachments upon the goods
operating to give preference to yiSilant credit
ors tue goods are part Of the general assets
of the estate for the benefit Of genera
| creditors.
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ST. PATRIcK'S CELEBRATIoN.-Chicf.M Mar
shal English publishes this morning the pro.
cramme for st. Patrck'S Day celebration
The programme embraces procession OF all
the Catholic societies Of the city through the
principal streets; a salute Of thirty-two guns,
fired by the Howitzer battery, commemo-
rative Of the day und in honor of the thirty
two counties Of Ireland; divine services at
St. Peters cathedral, including discourse
by Rev. Father kain, b!shop.elect of Wheel.
ing, w. Va. ; and review by his Excel.
lency Governor Kemper and his Honor
Mayor Kelley. The celebration promises to
be one of unusual magnitude.
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no trouble ut the Theatre last night, contrary
to general expectation. A rumOr prevailed
that large body Of negroes intended to force
themselves into the parquet and come pre-.
pared for fight, but no such thing occurred
or was attempted. The police force on hand
was very large, and included quite number
OF officers and men brought from the eastern
and western portions Of the city.
Two colored women of bad character in
truded into that portion of the family circle
especially set apart for respectable colored
people, and were promptly put out.
A colored man asked the advice of police.
man as to purchasing ticket in the parquet,
but being told that his company would pro-
badly not be welcome TO the white people,
went of in good humor.
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Weather Report,

WASHINGTON, March 10.-From the North.
west and Upper Lakes to Missouri and Ken
tucky, falling barometer, southerly winds,
warm, cloudy weather, and occasional rain
or snow.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee, falling
barometer, southerly winds, warmer, cloudy
weather, and rain.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
pressures, warmer, partly cloudy weather,
and northerly winds.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and Eastern
States, high pressure, colder, partly cloudy
weather, and westerly winds backing to
southeast.
The river will rise at Memphis, Vicks.
burg, Cincinnati, and Louisville, and fall at
Pittsburgh and st. Louis.
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AUCrION SALES THIS DAY

COOK & LAUGH TON, 10, 3, and p. NJ. foreign
and domestic dry goods, g., at No. lOO0 Main
street.
L. II. WHITLOCk, at Fredclick>hall. Louisa
county, at Planters warehouse, 10000 pounds
leaf tobacco.
A. B. DUESBERRY, 10 A. NJ, at No. S23 Main
street. drugs. medicines and fixtures.
LYME Il BROTHER. / =. NJ, lot with framed
house thereon on Baker street near Prentiss's
alley.
r. G. MORRlSS, 10 A. NJ, furniture, &c.
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France.

PARIS, March 10.-Rumors OF cortem-
plated coup detat by the Bonapartists are in
circulation. and can>e some uneaslneSS.
- 1t is officially announced that Ministry
has been formed, as follows: Buffet, Minis
ter of the Interior; Duioure, Justice; Leon
Say, r. nance; WALTON, Public instruction !;
Viscomte de Meaux (of the Right, Agricfsi-
ture; Duke de Cazes, Foreign Afaiys !;
General Cissy, War; Admiral de Montaignac,
Marine CallauX, Public Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-11

STATE House. OF CoRRRcTloN.-The House
Committee on Asylums and Prisons yester-
day morning, in response to Colonel Gil.
mans resolution, reported bill for the
establishment of o State house Of correction
for the punishment and reformation ofyouth-
full offenders. ...'E.
The bill was prepared by Judge Guigon,
and provides that the State shall contribute
$4,000 to the construction Of buildings as
soon as the city Of Richmond contributes
FIVE acres Of land within Its neighborhood
and $4,000 in aid OF the buildings. 1t also
provides for the appointment of directory
OF five by the Governor. who shall elect a
superintendent with an annual salary of
$1,000, and other officers, &c. Judges and
justices are TO determine what persons under
eighteen years of age, guilty of felony or
misdemeanor, shall be sent to the house Of
correction who would otherwise be sent to
the Jail or penitentiary.
Police'Justice White, by invitation, ap-
pearcd before the committee, and gave many
facts connected with the trial and punish.
ment of youths during his term of Office
going to show the absolute necessity of such
an institution. "'n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-11
Good Advice.

Let The ciyl.i.h,s statute alone, and the
diihcuity VIII aGJa>i itself. So far rs the law
roniGs any r"ui benefit upon the cOlored
in.'t 1t viii b. of benefit TO society gene.
IoiI, and therefore TO the white man as W ell
- - tie black. So Ear Us it attempts TO pre-
'"Iihc to us with whom We shall tip the con-
NI'l"i lumOler and rattle The festive fork, it
".d tail to the ground under the load of its
""n folly, and the politicians OF the future
~" bc very much ashamed Of it.-Ne,o
1Drk jrtbunc.
We trust that our Legislature will be as
Wise Us The Trijune.l
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Police COURT, Observation-Disclosures
Joseph j. White prcs'dlng.-John w. For
tune and Z. W. Grace were charged with
uulawtully fighting in the public streets.
Fortune was fined 50. Grace was dis
charged.
J. Z. Richards was charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the bar-room OF j.
Il. Spencer, and was fined >.
William Smith (colored) was charged with
stealing plane of the value of 81, the pro-
pcrty of r.. I. JinkinS. The plane was lost
by Mr.. Jnkins: Smith found it, and refused
to deliver it up to the owner. lie was sent to
i,il for five days.