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Of Market street, and little south Of
Eleventh street, commenced q pond
which reached 70 above Messrs. Arm.
strong ( Cos. planning mills This pond
was kept full BY a large spring at the base
Of the Fill, nearly opposite the upper end
otthe market house. To drain the pond
atrench was dug TO the edge ofthe terrace
at Seventeenth street on Eoff, The
trench for part Of its distance,
was eight to ten feet deep, and was mostly
through sands, gravel and boulders, the
houlders being through is upper end.
The rush Of water which was expected
when the pond was tapped, and which
quite crowd assembled to see, did not
Ake place as the water disappeared before
It had passed through one hundred yards
OF the trench.
Here let me wind up this already to
long description with the hope that some
more ready hand will supplement It with
something more Of the same kind.
II, B. II,
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The School Book Question I'm the LegisIa.
tnre-VieWs ofan Experienced Teacher.
Editors GutellIsOncer.
| notice In the editorial OF the Register OF
the morning Of the 10th inst, that the ed.
itor takes special pains to inform the pub.
lie that there is an absolute necessity that
our Legislature, before 1t adjourns, should
pass law creating joint high commission
for the purpose OF changing the text books
in the schools OF our State. ave have had
no change in the present series Of books
for the past fifteen years. Many OF them
are very inferior in character, and have
been generally superseded. A change
would give new vigor and efficiency to
our FREQ schools"
Now, what object the editor OF tho Reg.
isttr has in view in making such state
mcnts We are ut loss to determine, but
we do know that he cannot substaniiate
one OF them. Let US look at the facts in
the case. Six years ago HarveY's Grammar
was adopted to take the place oil Plnnoo's,
and the change has not yet been made in
some parts OF the State. Holmes History
and several other books were adopted at
the same time. Some OF our books have
been in uso since the Inauguration OF tho
free school system, we admit, but does this
speak 10 the disparagement OF the books?
Rather in theft favor we think. Which
Of our books, pray, are inierior2 Will the
editor dare say that Mitchell's Geography
or Rays Arithmetic are inferior books?
We venture the assertion that McGufIey's
Readers are used in moro schools to-day
than any one reader published. II they
are so inferior, why arc they so universal
y used throughout the length and
breadth Of our own and other lands?
Our artthmetics have been revised twice
within the last fifteen years. Harvey's
grammar hos Just been revised, and in q
very short time the Biographies and read
ers will appear in much improved form,
as work was commenced on them nearly q
year ago: AS to change Of books inius.
ing new lie into our schools, positively
deny It. What we want to cause this
new lie Is for the system to receive more
hearty support from our people. We want
more good teachers. We want less growl
ling about the expenditures Of the system
Change our books and you add a grea
expense at once. l honestly believe It
and ] do not hesitate to declare 1t, tina
there could not be o greater calamity be
ial! our free school system at present, thar
70 have sweeping change Of text books
me friends OF tue system should look vel
TO this and be sure that the system doe
not receive its death blow in o blind en-
: deayor 10 dot good.
The matter OF selecting the books TO
our schools properly belongs to the people
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nd they should do Il Themselves through

and they should do II themselves through
their Representatives.
We think also that the editor is yery
much mistaken II he thinks that change
Of books can DO made according 10 ne
plan suggested, or that q State Commission
would be so certain TO furnish us better
books than the ones we already have. Il
. no easy matter to select books for our
free schools, and many persons who may
be well able to select hooks for colleges
Or schools Of higher grades, might signally
TAIL to meet the wants Of our rural district
schools.
but We apprehend that our legislators
will trown down the idea Of State Com.
missioner, for as innocent US The plan
seems, i would soon prove itself yery
expensive experiment.
II seems to US that the Senate bill, In.
ttrrodneed by Mr.. Kirtley, Is what we want
II We have any legislation at all on the
subject; but fur better to have none at ali
than to have some that's proposed,
A TEACHER,
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to $1,000, for which corporations and per
sons eau be sued for causing the death o
persons.
Senate bill No. 50, to prevent member
Of the County Court, 0verseers Of tnC
Poor, District School officers, or any mem
Der Of any other county or district boards
or any county or district officer from be
ing peCnnlarily interested In contract OIL
service, In the award or letting OF which
lie Us such member or officer has control
On motion, the House at r. ". adjourn
ed until $3.50 o'clock.
Afternoon Scsslon.R
House re.asscmhled at 2:30 r ".
The reading Of Senate bills on first
some fifty odd bills being ordered to q sec.
ond reading
TnE FOIL TAX RESOLUTION.
The House took up Senate Joint Reso.
luton No. 7, proposing an amendment to
the Constitution OF the State, ReSolred by
the Legislature Of West Virginia two.
thirds Of all the members elected TO each
House concurring therein, That the fol-.
lowing Is proposed AZ al amendment to
That Section | Of Article OF said Con.
stitution, as 1t now exists, DO stricken out,
and the following inserted therein In lieu
thereof: The male citizens OF the State
shall DO entitled to vote ut all elections
held In the counties in which they respec.
lively reside, but no person who Is a
minor, or OF unsound mind, or paupcr,
or who Is under conviction Of treason, fell.
ony or bribery IN an election, or who has
not been resident Of the State for one
year, and OF the county in which he offers
to vote for sixty days next preceding such
offer, shall be permitted 10 vote while such
disability continues: nor shall any person
be permitted to vote at any such election
who shall fail TO show, II required, that
he has paid the poll tax for the preceding
year imposed by this Constitution for the
support OF free schools. NopOrson in the
military, naval or marine service OF the
United States shall be deemed q resident
Of the State by reason Of being stationed
therein.
MIR. Hagans moved to lay the resolution
on the table, which motion was rejected
by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Butcher, Campbell, Da.
wilson, Furbee, Gum, Hagans, Hare,
Harvey, Hawver, Hill, Holt, Hyer, Kirt.
ley, Logan, McNeor, Mearns, Post,
Fighter, Ross, Sheppard and Wilson-2l. |
NAYs-Messrs Arnold, Bell (ofMineral),
Carter, Chipley, Clark, Ewing, Fisher,
Hutton, Kitchen, McCreery,
McGraw, Melvin, Nixon, Poundstono,
Reynolds, Shelton, Snider, Stuart, Toney,
Unger and Yandal-29.
Mr.. Butcher moved that the resolution
be referred, which motion was lost by the
following vote:
The ayes were: Messrs. Butcher, Cam.
pebell, Davidson, Fulkerson, Furbee,
Gunn, Hagans, Hare, Harvey, it'll, Holt,
Hawver, Hyer, Jacob, Kirtlcy, McNeer,
Slearns, Montgomery, Post, Poundstone
and Wilson.-2l.
The nays were: Mnssrs. Arnold, Bell
lof Mineral, Carter, Chipley, Clark, Ew-
ing, Hutton, Kitchen, Logan, McCreery,
Melvin, Penny hacker, Reynolds,
Fighter, ltymer, Shelton, Sheppard, sni.
der, Stuart, Toney, Ungcr and Vandal.
30.
The resolution was then read first
time and ordered to a second reading.
On motion the House adjourned until
Monday morning at l0A.N.
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EVERY FAMILY

ShonId be provided with o relia'
BILE medicine TO treat such cases
as constantly occur in house,
holds. Such a remedy should
combine healing, soothing, and
curative properties. No mediei-
nal preparation has ever been
discovered which combines
these in such u degree as
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Adapted from the celebrated play Of the
same name, by Bronson Howard, now run.
ming in the Union Square Theater, New
York. The same paper also contains tho
opening chapter Of James Payn'S new
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TIE expectation Of cattle to Europe Il
constantly increasing, and SO is the i'm.
portation Of Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water
into the United States. The American
people appreciate the great medicinal viz.
tues Of this water, and will not do without
It. We would advise any one suffering
from Gont, Rheumatism, or from any dis.
ease arising from impure blood, to give Il
q fair trial. Ladies will find Diner Rakoc.
~ Bitter Water highly beneficial, A
Tine'glassful dose. orsalo by all drug.
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Afternoon acsalnn.l

House re.asscmhled at $3.50 r ".
The reading Of Senate bills on q first
reading was proceeded with and finished,
some fifty odd bills being ordered to a sec.
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The FIREsTDE COMPANION, No. 59S, con.
tains the opening chapters Of the new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-30
HORSE NOTES.

The steamer Denmark. from London, arrived yes.
terday having board twenty -one Shetland ponies
consigned to Isaac H. Dahlman. They were in
of Mr.. Shweluan. who had twenty-five when the
steamer sailed from London, but four died on the
passage here
From Sporting Life March l5.l
The famous steepechaser Congress met with an
accident on Thursday morning which terminated
fatally, the horse dying in his box Yesterday FRI
day) We learn that he had gone good four-mile
gallop the usual training track, when he fell Mt
the most insignificant fence in the line and doubt
less injured himself internally. Congress- who was
in his thirteenth year. was the property
of Lord Marcus Beresford, who purchascd
him last year of Captain Machell. who
bought him with others from Lord Lonsdale.
Mr. Comm wned him before Captain Machcll and
ii in his colors that he second to Regal for
the Grand National in 1876 carrying ii ST. lbs. aud
In the following year in Lord Lonsdale's colors. no
was second with IL ST. lbs, to Austertz, to whom
he was conccding 81 lbs. Congress originally be-
1onged to Mr.. Wilson, who cleared the board with
him in hunters races. II would take long space to
cnumcrate the many high performances of Congress.
and IL will suffice to say that by the death OF the
OF Compromise. out of Countess. by Slanc, one of
the best cross-country horses in the world is lost
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER MrRcAroR Bcgl Milne. from Antwerp for New
York into ST Johns, NJ, March 20, with machinery
STEAMER cASorrs Br), which touched Lovcs Island
s c and
bottom found to have reeeyed no injury whatever and she
Sur Surrorr Hrl before reported fro at Now Or.
sar a @ Sc neG 18th inst Not
BARK LuxpSA DvmxKr (Br. from, Now York March3 for
Bordeaux was abandoned ~ sea March p IN LAT ~ % Ion
Nederland Bcg). from Antwerp. The j. y $40 TONS
built shclburnc Ms in 1873 and hailed from Yarmouth
BARK EuLAIA swe. at Baltimore from Sligo reports =
pe N rs ION s"w &
new metal and the keel only Tow foot out OF water Could
BMK CHAMPION tBr before reported ashore at Oecan
City, said to be well up the beach, lying easy in from
running No caSo Ind been laid ap to noon
The prospects for floating her good.
and that Sar"n
away, was washed overheard and drowned
no been a"
City, as enormously surmiscd.
Plum Point Oyster Bay Iarbor, night of March 2s. No
lives lost
York, with salt put into Wilmington NC March 20 lcaky
scnn I LOWERING q soningson from pert johnson
in two and became total loss. No insurance.
SEM FLKErwISG Capt Maddocks while loading lime at
snS %a s 2 ss n ns
will DO obliged to 20 on the marine railway.
ScHR ISABELLA Br King from New York Tor 81 Pierre
damaged bowsprit in a storm
BESSIE I% .,.r:. at nna F%
ana broke forestry and chain plate bolts.
DR. BRIecs sank her pier night of March "a
at New London. Efforts being made TO pump her out
and raise her
CmARLrsroS March 27-Tho work removing the cargo
hosFh F.s: portion Ct the night During the day
the morning the ships. pump was rugged nr and
after six hours hard labor It was found that there
leaking rapidly that water could not be reduced
The captain therefore compelled TO the Re-
tell what is the OF tho leak although it is surised
that OF the OF the ships bottom have been
opened by the swelling OF the cargo
QUrBEc March 29-The steamer Progrcss returned to
this port to-day. Her damage is slight and will be
paired In few days. whom she will again leave for the
Labrador scaling grounds.
which got ashore Big Island her passage down the
river and which, after having part OF cargo taken out
She will probably get of without damage
VESSELS soLpBark Sam shepherd lot Turks Isand 2ss
tons register built at Misridgc Me- has been sold by
York 40 tons rceisicr bSit Mt FORK Cd Rvcr has been
sold without cargo by marsias sale for 81 $50 Schr
Eddie Huck 9a tons built ut Bath In ls77 in port
List .ar.s-.,s
SmpnuILp Ixs-Goss Sawyer h Packard, Of Bath have
contracted with New Bedford firm fov steam wlacr OF
The keel for building at tho Allan
tic Works. Boston, for the Huve!h Steamboat Express
Company slaid and the work will go RAPIDLY forward
ship at their yard near Harpswcll. Mo.
LAuScHED-At Bath. Me, March 26 the twice postponed
trying from mud the Marion Draper the tug
Martyr her hawser The Kate Florence designed
party and will DO commanded BY Capt Kelley, Of that
port.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGroN. March SOL A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. March SOL A. M.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States. partly cloudy
weather. with occasional rain, winds mostly north
criy stationary or lower temperature and higher
pressure
For New England. cloudy. rainy weather. warm
southerly shifting to colder northwest winds and
falling followed by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. partly cloudy
weather. with occasional light rain. variable winds,
mostly westerly, stationary or lower temperature
and higher pressure.
winds mostly northwest to southwest, stationary or
higher temperature aud barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. cloudy
weather, with rain areas, followed by clearing
weather. winds mostly northwestcrly. stationary or
lower temperature and higher pressure.
For tine lower lake region. partly cloudy weather.
with occasional rain, winds mostly northerly sta
tonary or lower temperature. followed by rising ba
rometer.
For the upper lake region, partly cloudy weather.
light norhery winds. stationary or lower tempera
turc and higher pressure
For the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri
Valleys clear or partly cloudy weather. light north
criy winds, becoming variable, nearly stationary
temperature and, in cast portion higher pressure.
For G ,lifornia. clear partly cloudy weather.
For the Northern Pacific region, partly cloudy
weather. with occasional rain.
The Ohio River will rise.
Cautionary signals continue at New Haven, Now
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Mar Ma,s:oe Bernard viTSaa sS B'n.Cn
Charger Kelley Marx pendis.on Gilkey; Lookout, Pom
Mn ns fisss1as sIs a"S New YORK Ann amelia
Ma,iG New Yos '''' A'o''
~ RIcilM6ND, March, s7-Arrivea sshrs Benjamin
h ss,ISS ExSF f%lisaspSa s-a~. r,,,aa.nn,.
m noSkLLASD' March a7-Tn port, Lake Gray, for
FRSsc Eg" Mare. Tsma s SsT york ship
sh Gsv sGsrno Hayden
SAVANNAH, March Arrived steamer City of Column
6ns Nckerson New York schr Bessie Dckcrson stan
Cleared-schr Addie Bacon. Bacon. Doboy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sity Of Macon Kempon New York;
sT GkokGE No M March, FIN port sehrs Diadem.
March sSs to at a s de msS
and Neptane's Bride, Lindsey Calais for New York Iy
S@iSss ;a;,SoT, asSnSs
L!
man Eelar rh.n,aston for do; pnne Smith, and vicks
S6MERsET. March saIArrived schrs Asenath shaw
sa sa s,l EraSss Es m s%,D Hr
''s s%li schrs Sarry Ss Barrett
nxISEyxkb HAVEN, March ,a75aArrvea; steamers
Abertson do for do; briggs Hyperion, Williams Havana
G'' Rd, s"s ca's
Tor do schrs > i Carson, Graves, Phtlndelphia Tor
do; Goo Fessendcn, Beebe. Perth Amboy for do Emma
tBr Howard do for st John; VIM q Lewis. Robbins. tai
weston for New Bedford Robert Myhan Doane. Hyannis
for New York.
2SthArrvcd. schrs Allie Cakes. Bea and Boston, But
Ter Perth Amboy for Boston, Modesty, Nickeson IIo-
boken for Plymouth; Frank Herbert Fillbrook, do for
Salisbury
Sailcd-Stcamcrs Perkomen and Berks
In port-Brigs Hyperion Edith. Flora t3r Ysidoro RI
onda On, Sarah Carney Br Mary, : Kimba sehrs
Francis Conin Lee. lzettI Olive Elizabeth Kirk
Annie Duncan. Kendnskeag. Hattie Curtis. Fort,
Brnmhall VIM Farwcll. Hero, VIM Drury, Sarah Cnl-
lon, White Swan. Mary Lymburncr a II Howe, + Chnnd
Ter. Abigail Haynes, Mary Augusta II Foster Eugene
Herald George l. Fessendcn, Emma Orr, s Il Corson
Robert Myhan VIM G Lewis, Wn, Penn, I cowperth
waite Frank Herbert Boston Modcsty Allie Cakes, and
belmont Locke llatter not sailed 26thl
WILMINGTON. Cal, March 2O-Arrived, bark Sierra Me-
vQda, Neson. Victoria.
WILMINGTON, NC, March 29-Arrived. bark valkyren
lNor), Olsen Rotterdam schr Advance (Br), Reynolds.
Bahamas. for New York-eaking
Ccnred-Hark Ella Moore CBr). Fielding, Liverpool.
WILMINGTON, Del, March 2s-Arrived, schr L Shaw,
Springer. Jacksonville
WOODS HOLE, March 26-Arrived, schr West Dennis
Perry. Boston to load guano for Norfolk Va
Sailed-Schr Hattie Baker, Baxter, Norfolk Va.
WEXFORD, March 27-Sailed, schr Eliza Pharo Wat
son. New York.
Arrivcd-Schr Minnesota, Deliver Hoboken
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CLEARED.

Steamer Marlborough tBr,. fullan LondonJ s Tucker
& Co
stcnner Acadia OBJ, Montgomery Bristol, E-Hcnder-
Bros
steamer Bcruina tnr) Worth, Bristol. E-w Morgan
steamer Oder dor, Lcst. Bremen via Southampton
Oclrichs n Co.
steamer Pollux tDutch), Overiach, Amsterdnm-Funch,
Edye Il Go.
steamer IIadii r Faircicih st Johns. PR, st Thomas
and Lnguayra--A II Outerbridgc & Go.
steamer state OF Texas, Nickcrson, Galveston via Key
Wcst--C II Mallory n Co.
Steamer Agicrs, Hawthorn. New Orleans-Bogcrt
Morgan
steamer New Orleans. Ialscy New oricans-Ciark &
Seaman.
steamer Tyben. CrowelI, Fcrnandina--T Roberts.
Steamer City of Savannah, Mallory, Savannah-George
Yongc.
stcamer City of Atlanta, Woodruff Charlcston-J w
Quintard Go.
steamer Regulator, Doaue, Wilmington, Nc-wm p
CLYDE n Co
steamer wyanokc. couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion steamship TO-
steamer John Gibson Traycrs, Georgetown, De- l.
Rooue Jr
Steamer Octorara, Reynolds Baltmore--,J 4 Krcms.
steamer Tacony, Davis, Philadelpha-Wm. Clyde q
Co.
steamer t;laucus Bcarse. Boston-Ii + Dimock.
Ijark Bertha tNor Ganrn. Dundee-Bockr,nnn, Ocrlcn
a Go.
BARK Antonio q dtaD. Cafaprcta, Newry--John G Sea-
ger.
J,nrk Nohmla tBr) Rcndhcad, Cork--John G scngcr.
BARK iIurra tNorl Mcldahl Cork Falmouth for or
ders--Fnnch, Ed,c Co
Bark Svcn tSwe) Borin Iavre-Funch, Fdyc Co.
Bark umbcrto nlatoa dtaD, Baronc, MarscillesFunch
Edge X 60.
BARK Euro (Aus) Hresiich, Marscos-sloeovich Co. =
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Bark Alamo Ger. Brudcrhausen. observation-disclosures
koop \ Co.
BARK Eriing skjalsscn (Nor seheie Bordeaux-Funch.
Edye Go.
nark freidig ,Nor, Berg. 81 Malice Tobias 4 co.
Bark Arda ~. Purdy Bayonne-j W Parker a Co.
Bark Nina sheldon Bigby. Alicante-F II smith x Co.
Bark karnak DIR. rphan Baltimore-P Nevius 4 Son.
Brig Mariana " Porp, Caryalho, Lisbou-G Amsinck
Co
Brig u II Wright, Meyers Maracaibo-J Norton Sons
Brig tiipsey dr. Irons. Perth Amboy-MMster.
.schr Ada Baker Dobbin, SANTANA and st Domingo City
Simpson. clapp & Co.
schr Jcssc ioyt CBr). Nutter Port Spain drindadl-
Leay craft d Co.
schr Fred Smith, Brown, Mayaguez, PR-F II Smith
Co.
schr Mary Lnnt tBr). Lee Baracoa-R Weinberg Co
Schr 5 A Paine. Brown. Baracoa-B Weinberg X Co.
schr City Of Nassau DIR. wark. Nassau, MP Mon
tell X Sons
sehr VIM Douglass, McTndoe. Nassau. NIB J Weinberg
Co. .'s.4
sehr James Brown, Patterson, observation-disclosures
III Squire.
schr Maud Webster. Chapman. Brunswick Ga-warren
Ray.
sehr Abe, Buckley, Young Richmond, va-slasht.
Bailey Go.
Schr Helen. Perry Baltimore-Wm Chalmers.
Schr q A Hay don. Green Uncasville CtJ Roberts.
Sioop ii Edwards, Drscoll, RESPONSIBILITIES living