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T1nE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE.

THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
L I'm It's extent and equipment, Is unequaiiei oy
any printing establishment In ths South. has ar9s
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK. r,x-c
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
,romntIy and neatly executed, and al low prices
GOOD WORK, GOOD MATERIAL. AND sAris-
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some o. ouE
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS s2 to IS per 1000.
VISITING CARDS 5Oc. 70 *l for 50.
LETTER HEADS u 10 s6.7o per ream4
Bull HEADss7, TO SIC per rexm.
CIRcULARs $3.50 to "a per ,oCo.
HASpBII.Ls ~ 70 t3 per 100.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds OF
work. -aIst go
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK : sps.
eIslty. The fact that have for the past twenty
ye years been dciuR the most OF this class or wors
is evidence that we are prcpsred 70 do II prompaS
and satisfactorily.
We particularly INVITE attention 10 the besnt'fus
sno Useful TRANSFER INKS that we are nov
,,s,pg. They have been bet recently introduced,
buv are already extensively used BY Iailroad and
,,a bost companies hanks. merchants. aud Others
We ara row furnisnsag these .inxS IN ALL &C.
rnHs and OF quality thas can ne sopsu ans iehkts
n rirne afier belrR printed. hey wsi copScfs;sy
and Silstlnc.y Ia the ordinary lstteE.slSssa
= Orders respectfully solicited, ana satlssaenen
given IN prices ana BoSk
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A New ROAD Judge Minor. at the April

A New ROAD. Judge Minor. at the April
term of the Henrico County Court, upon
petition, ordered Il new highway to be open
ed from the Williamsburg road near the
place formerly occupied by Major E. b. Cook
to point on the BIakey's Mill or Wicker.
vile road near where it crosses the York
River road. Messrs. II. c. CabelI and w. Ii.
Alderdice gave the right of way, and the
citizens living on the Williamsburg and
Charles City roads volunteered to open and
improve il, which has been done, and it is
now open for travel. The road has been
constructed without expense to the county.
1t gives the citizens in the eastern part Of the
county an easy and direct route to wheat
and corn-mill, and will also prove popular
one to Richmond people for an evening ride,
as parties can visit Oakwood and the National
cemeteries at the same time. over good and
pleasant route.
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w. z. FRYE.
Damage TO Fruit, Tobacco, and Other
Crops.

LOUISVILLE, April 81. Reports from all
parts OF the State show great damage to the
triflingly.
CIScINSArI, April 21--Reports from Sky
Ohio and tbrty-one Indiana towns Indicate
the complete failure of peaches. Apples are
but slightly injured. Twenty-.our towns
report the wheat unirjlred twenty-five
towns report baf crop, and twelve towns
report no crop. Reports from twenty towns
in Western Penns, lvauia indicate half u crop
of wheat and fruit. Reports from Michigan
indicate great damage to the wheat c,cp aud
the destruction of pe;.ches. The apples
promise well. Plentiful rain may improve
the pc lch crop.
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MALE ORPHAN NAsyLUM-ASNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting OF this Society Will be
held on the first Tuesday in May. Judge
Ould has promised to deliver the address on
The occasion. Since the removal of this in
stitutiou to Haryietown its capacity has been
largely increased, ard the number of its in-
mates has had corresponding growth.
There are now under its care II boys, rang
ing in age from three to sixteen years-the
largest number it has ever bad on its roll. 1t
has recently been found necessary to increase
the accommodations 10 meet its growing
wants, and another OF the frame teDenents
on an adjoining lot has been purchased for
the ASYLUM.
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SwEAaIsG BT AN UrA.IFrgD HA&p.- -" An
old friend from Montgomery county drepped
iato our office a few days since whoa we
kaow to be strict Lutheran and always
swears by the |upliited hand We called
his attention TO the action of Mr.. Beecker,
and expressed some surprise thereat. He
rejoined that it did not surprise him, for ne
also entertained conscientious scrupics
against swearing upon the Bible. We asked
him to explain what they were. His answer
vas in effect that the Bible was simply
book composed OF paper upon which let
ters were printed representing the word OF
God; that simply as book be attached
no more importance to 1t than he did to any
other piece Of mans mechanism; that
swearing upon it and kissing it was
giving TO it. a superstitious importance
which he was conseientiously opposed to;
upon the same principle be would be COZ
opposed to making oathupoD aj
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,,afiu.-Iiinl> In England

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... '..;. :, vYS about in the aucr-
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crucifiX made of wood or other material
representing Christ upon the cross; that bis
religion was opposed to anything like super.
stitiop, and hence declined to give the Bible
any supersti.ious importance by kissing it /;
shat God was spirit; that when men raise
their hands heavenward and solemnly swear
by and In the name Of that great spirit to tell
the truth, &C., 1t was infinitely more solemn
and oppressive than kissing an. inanimate
bundle of paper and Ink. We at once con-
feSsed the correctness Of the distinction, an
likewise realized its full weight and impor-
tapce. but which had not previously occurred
to u.s. Vest Chester american Republi
ctJn
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PIEDMONT AND
ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Tie
ninth annual meeting Of this company was
held yesterday evening at 5 O'Clock in the
new building, at the corner of Main and
Ninth streets, recently erected by the COM
pany. The president read the annual re-
port, which shows that the deatE-,os,cs in
1874, amounting to 100000, were less by
about $4,000 than in the year preceding.
The number of policies issued in 1874 was
1,4T6; the present assets are S2,101 ,G0l ;
the reserve, on four and Il half per cent.
basis, is 81 ,s01,72G. After the reading of the
report the old directors. with the exception
of DR.. G. II. Perrow, who declined, were
reelected for the ensuing year. At meet.
ing of the directors, subsequently held, the
old officers of the company were reelected
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Report ConfradIctesI-T Atlanta
Posi- Office

WAsnIScToN, April 2l.-Postmas'er.Gea-
era Jewell returned to Washington this
morning. He states positively that the re-
port that the Presidclt has requested Sectf.
tary Deauo to resign is not true. General
Jewell was in the railroad-"ar with The Pre-.
sident and Mr.. Deano when the published
statement referred TO was brought to tner
attention, aud his assertion is based upon
what was then said by the parties directly
concerned.
Postmaster General jewell has received
several petitions. sgnel by almost every Re-
publican Of Atlanta, Ca, endorsing his ap.
pointment of ConIey rs postmaster at int
point, and praying that be will not reconsider
hisaction and appoint Bard. Besides these
petitions, a number of letters have been re.
ceiyed warmly endorsing ConIey's app,irG-
meut.
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= ItrRtsiED FOREST.---The San Francisco
''.'> gives The following account OF
VIA. PROMISES TO be an Object OF interest 90
~ '"uli>t 81 California:
among California; III ost'Eetable wonders
ana, '1 ihchNoueG the pe;rilied forest, aboast
'-'. Wy hct""en two ccttbraLRS summer E.e-
.'s'' .44!k West Springs, Of Sonoma copn.
~ -Io '4it>to-:l Springs, in &apa county.
Z" i5'c>t Is situated in wild and noun
'''"~' i+gt0n, and at distance appeaE.
"4'e> oi fakcn trees. On approaching
'' - 1 A'uc distance appears to be Il tree
,,~"i' Il proves, on eXam!naton, TO be 4
n.'h'" H',ct!ou Oh The body of solsc pros
i"ho prtrIJcd. Every circle or years
- j. easily discIDiule, SO that the eX-
''i"l"h OF The trcc's existence may be
'"'o. NcZ', one sees The qartimsy eX-
81" uHnh OF large pine ising i0 an
''. ''"'o position. One sees in another spot
''''> u aol'd stone in The form Of faLseu
>'H1t seven feet in diameter, every fs-
~ me baik and knot piainIy indicated,
d, y" ''al Of Il Tree fallen by the woodman's
- ",'''e around, thickly strewn upon the
:, : .'t'' "fc Numerous fragments similar to
Wv '"P> "nd broken pieces OF wood that |
90 81 '''eied by The wo0C-cutter in preparing
- 80 - be cut into logs for the mill On |
'h.Ns Ihc stony masS w,lh piece OF pet |
~" "o''d II gives back a metallic sound |
!!! o,h"ft I'll nom The dull thud produced |
- ~ King ."ock against wooden log. So |
',| - - oe seen IL any similar trees, as we cali
,,'S' peculiar rocks, varying only in size
'0s'D. al, I9neitr, having the same in.
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A LAWYER CALLED UPON TO REFUND
Yesterday, in the bankruptcy case OF II. A.
HiIIyard, on rule upon counsel of the as.
signee to show cause why a fee of 800 paid
to said counsel should not be refunded, the
court being of opinion that the fee ought not
to have been paid out OF funds arising from
the sale of real estate bound by lien with
out personal notice to the ien-creditor and a
day in court given him to show cause against
the payment, Judge Hughes ordered that
the counsel who received the said fee should
deposit the amount of the same in bank to
the credit of the cause.
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FIRE IN THE CoUSTY.-A small wooden
dwelling at the front gate of Walnut Lodge,
the residence of DR.. /. j. Hawas, on the
Nine.mile road, one and half miles from
the city, was totally destroyed by fire yester-
day morning, together with most OF its con.
tents. It was occupied by negro man and
his family who are employed by the Doctor.
The man was at work on the farm, and his
wife, having to go to the residence of the
Doctors family, locked the door, leaving The
children in the house. While she was absent
the children got hold OF some matches, and
while playing with them set the bed on fire,
and it was soon communicated 10 the house.
The smell OF smoke attracted the attention
of persons Oh the place, who hurried to the
house in time to get the children out, but not
until they were all more or less injured by
fire and smoke. One of them was so badly
burned thatit is hardly possible for it TO re-
cover,
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THE ADDRESS OF Rev. c. {. BITTIsG. d.
D., To-NIGHT.-This afternoon Richmond
Commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar, will
have their semi.annual inspection and drill.
Leaving Washington Hall at t O'Clock, they
will proceed TO the western limits of the city
by way of Grace or Franklin street, where
the drill will take place. At 8 P. NJ. they
will proceed in body to the Second Baptist
church, where the Rev. Sir G. G. Biting, ID.
d., will address them, bringing In some rem.
iniscences OF his late visit to the Holy Land
and points Of deep interest and veneration
to Templlr Masons. This lecture promises
to be most interesting one, and will no
doubt be largely attended-especially by the
ladies'.
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manliness and strength matched against such
beauty and grace might we'll call for the vo-
ciferous cheers which greeted them. Then
the theological judges were usbercd In
with becoming solemnity, each one
staggering under the weight Of two
huge dictiouaries--a Webster's and Wor.
ccster's. Last of all came the spell.
ing.master-the genial professor so we'll
known TO many New England audiences.
AS an appropriate prelude to the match, the
contestants, led by some students in the front
seats, joined 10 the touching song, "B-a, ba
BE, be; b-i, bi ba, be, bi; BIO, DO ba.
be, bi, bo ; b-u, bu; ba, be, bi, bo, bu.
Ca, ca; &c. CO." ad intinitum. This piece
of pleasantly was we'll received by the audi
ence, and then came the tug Of war. If
there had been any betting before the match,
which of course is unsupposible in reference
to an audience drawn so largely from "Zion's
HILL" the young ladies would have been
the hvorites by ut least five to one !; but
when the spelling actually began, and
one after another of the fir ones grace.
fully took back seat, the Phillips stock rose
rapidly and was soonat par. The first word
missed was "tariff," in which young lady
concluded to put two rs. A young gentle
man soon followed her, after attempting the
highly original method Of spelling bouquet
with &c" A perfect storm of cheers sa-
luted a Phlippan who found his way
through metempsychosis" without falter-
ing, and another boy who indicated that he
did not smoke by rendering meerschaum
merchaum " was greeted similarly. At the
end Of the first hour the sides were even
eighteen to eighteen. In half an hour more
six G rs were lett and three boys. A few
minutes later and the sides stood three TO
two. Then referab!e" proved too much
for one of the boys. and single PhiIlippian
was left to contend with three opponents.
" Tcetotaler," tying" and "tDgeing"
vanquished the young ladies', and he was de-
carcd the victor.
The Prizes were given by the theological
students, and the first prize, 4 handsomely
bound copy of Francis Wey's" " Rome" was
awarded 10 Mr.. Turlcy, of Boston. The
second prize, volume Of heli0type copies
of Raphaels works, was won by Miss Cole
of Willianstown, Mass: and the third, d
COPY of Emerson's "ParnaSSas," by Miss
Piper, Of Nashua, n. Fl.
The only unfair decision during the eve
ming was in regard to the word "tup, which
was spelled right by the young lady TO whom
it caclc, though through mistake of the
Judges she was allowed to take her seat.
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REUNION OF MEMBERS OF THE OLD FIRST
VIRGINIA REGIMENT.-In accordance with
the expressed wish Of many Of the member;
of the old First Virgiuia regiment Of in
fantry meeting of these veterans will be
held at the Virginia Opera House (Which has
been kindly rendered by Mr. James D.
Browne) tomorrow night at O'clock. The
objects of the meeting are the formation of a
resimental association which will serve TO
revive the friendships and memories of
army-lile, and also to make arrangements for
an appropriate observance on the part OF
the members Of the old First of memorial
day. A complete rol! of the regiment VIII,
it is said, be produced, the calling Of which
will of course be very interesting to the sur
vivors. The galleries will be reserved for
the many lady friends Of the regiment. The
surviving members of the old First Reg
ment band who reside in this city will also
be in attendance.
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Az ITjNET ANT PREACuER.-The West Viz
gnia Conference has faithful working
preacher, of whom the Pittsburgh Christian
Adcocoic gives this account: q" He applied
to the Conference before tie last for admis-
sion, but was Informed that there was no
room. Said he to one Of the presiding ell.
ders: If you have any work that is too
hard or loo poor for anybody else. let me try
it, The presiding elder thought he had
such spot, and sent him to try it. 1t was 4
circuit composed Of what bad been two cir
cults the preceding year: region Of lofty
hills and gigantic mountains. SO says re-
port. He travelled during the year about
four thousand seven hundred miles,
nearly one-haif Of it on foot. He was favored
with great rcvivals at nearly all his appoint
ments. Two hundred and three were re-
ceived on probation, and forty-five into full
membership. This man of modest merit, III
a conversation which he had with him, attri-
buted much of his success on one part of his
double circuit to the labors OF bis predece:-
sor, J. G. Sidebottom, and gave due credit
for the help of his presiding elder, = H..
Trainer His name is j. w. Bedford. We
are sorry we do not know what the sJ'
stands for. Such man is worthy of bis full
name:
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England.

LONDON. April q. at the EPSON spring
meeting o.day the great Metropolitan stakes
were won by Hampton.
The Duchess OF Sutherland aud the Duke
and Duchess of s.. Albaas were present TO.
day at the revival services in the Hsymarket
conducted by Moody aId Sankey.
Il is rumored that Bismarck has addressed
a note TO Luxembourg & similar to those sent to
Belgium.
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ODD-EfLLows' CELEBaATloN.-The fifty
sixth anniversary of the introduction of the
Order OF Odd.Fellows into AmerIca will be
held in the lecturt-room of Trinity Atetho-
dist church next Monday night. The cele-
bration will be participated in by Grand
Master A. r. Courtney, D. e. Sire Edward
II. Fi'Zhueh, and other prominent members
of the Order. Rev. \. &. Bledsoc will de-
liver the Grafton. Trinity Church choir will
furnish the mrlsic on the occasion. The
members Of the Order will appear in rcgalia,
and the Daughters Of Rebecca will wear the
colprs of the degree.
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The CONCERT AT ASSEMBLY HALL on TIE
9TH INSTANT hy the choir Of the Second BIlr
tist church, Mrs. Barton, Miss Rainhardt. ard
other leading singers, accompanied by ke>s
nich'S orchestra, promises to be most en-.
joyab'e ati'Iir-indeed, a perfect musical cur.
niyal. Tine sale OF reserved seats commence:
at Wyatt's muSic.stOre tomorrow (Fridiy
morning at O'Clock. All who wish good
seats should be promptly Du hanl.
The next rehearsal Of the chOruses takes
place tomorrow evening".
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UNITED STATES CIRCCIr CorRT.-In the
United States Cilcuit Court esterday judg.
ments were entered in the cases of Terry us
Bank of the Commonwealth and jenkins Us
County OF Culpeper. a large uumber of old
cases were stricken from the docket.
The jury was discharged.
The Petersburg election cases will be tried
to-day by new jury.
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MIRROR OF NATURE AND ART.-This eve.
ming an illustrated lecture OF travel Will be
given by Professor b. ?. Worcester 10 the
MANCHESTER Methodist Episcopal church. BY
means of the camera and calcium light be
will present views Of Palestine and the ART
and Architecture of Europe. The views are
said 10 be brilliant and his lecture interest
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The THEATRE. Tomorrow night the Ba'
ker Il FarIon Combination commence an
engagement at The Theatre. aiesIrs. Baker
and Farron are represented to be dialect
actors of celebrity, and will appear in their
dramatic specalies, Chris and Lena; or,
German Life on the Mississippi.
Reserved seats may be secured at Wyatts
musc-store, on Main street.
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AUCTJON SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, IN p. NJ. BRICK rcsl"ehed =
Adims.
THOMAS w. KEESEE, 10 A. NJ, at store OF n
II. Grant & Co., NO. 620 east Broad street,
groceries, liquors, wines, &c. .....
FRANCIS IT. IsBFLL. 8 P. N, brick tenement
No. $40 Clay street, between Fifth ana Skin.
LYME & BROTHER, 4kP. ~. building lot on the
south side OF Franklin between Monroe anu
Heury streets. IL.
GODDIN, WARREN CO., r. 81. framed
dwelling on The north side OF Catharine street
between Smith and Munford.
r. G. MORRISS. No. 8 Eighth street. 20 4. M.,
furniture dry goods, sireet-~aRon, &c.
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WAsuISGroN, April 2l.-For New England
and The Middle States, continued cool apd
generally clear weather, with brisk north to
west winds, and rising barometer
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States and
Tennessee, generally cloudy weather and
areas of rar, with northeast TO southeast
winds, lower temperature, and rising barome-
ter.
For the Ohio Valley, rartly cloudy weather,
northerly to easterly winds, rising barone-
ter, and slight changes in temperature.
The Mississippi river will fall slowly.
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Richmond PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION
The members OF this Association are TO meet
tonight to wind up the business incident TO
the recent very successful concerts which
they gave at Assembly Hall and 10 discus.
the propriety of giving another before the
summer SelSon sets In.
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CoSvIcTs REcEIvED.-The following were
received at the penitentary yesterday From
EIuyanua, John Perkins, one year, burglary :
and Amy Jackson, two years, murder in the
secoud degree. From Roanoke, Tom Row.
lau, four years, burning u tobacco factory
Alice Wade, two years, burglary John S.
Hickerson, four years. horse-stealing.
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THE mitchell MEMORIAL MEETING.-The
friends aud admirers of the late John Mitchell
will meet at Assembly Hall tonight TO do
honor to his memory. Governor Kemper is
expected to preside and make the opening
address. Addresses will also be made by
Ex-Governor G. c. Walker, General Henry
A. Wise, Judge w. w. Crump, Major james
Il. Dooley, and Mayor Kelley.
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SPELLING. G.MATcH.-To-night there Is 70 De
q speIling-match at the Conservative GluD,
House, on the corner OF TWenty-eignth ana
Franklin streets, between o number Oh speil.
ers from Church and shockoe MUS: Inc
proceeds will be devoted to 81. johns Cnurci u
Sunday school. ii.
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STATE BOARD OF IMMGRATIoN.-The State
Board OF immigration met yesterday at the
capitol, Governor Kemper In the chair, aud
Major Samuel Fl. Boykin officiating as sec
retary. After an extended discussion it was
resolved to print five thousand copies OF
Major Jed. Hotchkiss's summary of the ad-
vantages and resources of Virginia. The
book, with the maps, &C., will make about
400 pages, and will be put in the bands ofthe
printer as soon as Major Hotcbkiss can sup.
ply chapter which was lost from the bundle
of manuscript by some member Of the Gen.
eral Assembly. Stereotype plates will be
taken, which will admit Of as many editions
being published as the demand may make
necessary. The price is to te determined by
the cost Of publication, but will pro obably be
about one dollar per copy.
The Board decided that 1t would not 0or
present, at least employ an agent to visit
EuroDe
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DIAGONAL WoRSTED Co .TiSGS.-.i large varl-
ely OF ntugonal Coatiugs, embracing many new
designs, just opened by f. Is. SPENCE 4 son, mer-
chant tailors, and Will be made TO order in The
latest and best styles. Call at 1900 Main street
and examine Lew goods.
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The South Carolina Libel Case.

CHARLESTON, 5. G., April 2l.-In the Bowen
libel case the entire day was occupied by the
defer ce to lmplicate Bowen as the iEstlgalor
Of brutal murder committed eleven years
400