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NEPIBKITAS CONVENTION Al
BI.REiESI7F.E.
CIVIL. RIGHTS AND AMNEsTi-PoKlEK
NOT WANTED IN HIS NEW DISTRICT.
Srcrl1l telegram TO the Dispatch.

Br.REry1LLE. May l5.--The Republican
Convention called to elect new district
committee for the fourth district met here
to-day. and was called TO order ny G. w.
Graham, chairman of the old committee.
Every county was fully represented. the
delegates embracing Il large number OF rev.
rnllr officers and members OF the Lrglsla-
lure. anon. whom may be mentioned u. L.
l.alhrnp. Joseph Li2Sconh, John Robinson
J. .}orgcnSou, J. u. Evans of Petersburg.
Peter X. Jones, and others. Yankee Allen.
John ". jenkins, and Franklin Wood, were
also among the delegates. The outsiders
were numerous and active, including Stow
ell and Porter, members Of Congress, and
no end of postma>tcr> and revenue officers.
Peter Il. Jones WAS appointed temporary
and j. p. l.athrop permanent chairnlau
There WIS sharp and bitter debate over
the platform and resolutions, Henry CoNand
other negroes vehcmently opposing amnesty
10 the rebels until civil rights We're secured
hy the negroes. Finally resolutions In favor
of both were adopted, civil rights being
given express precedence. Porter had no
strength in the Convention, though REP
resented by John Robinson among
the delegates, and Maddox and Others
outside. The contest was between Stow
ell-wio was engineered hy Yankee
.A!en---and Jenkins, who spoke for himself.
~ II N
protIac,cd contest as 10 whether the Con-
veution should fix the time and place for the
Nominating Convention. Allen opposing
the proposition, there were some sharp per-
sonal passages in the discussion. Finally a
resolution prevailed that Il committee COLI
Sisting of one delegate from each county and
from Petersburg should rcconvene an eXccu-
tive committee and fix the time for the
Nominating Convention. The committee
finally selected the second "Wednesday in
July as the time and Farmville the place for
the Nominating Convention, and recon-
mended the following executive committee,
consisting Of double the number Of delegates
in the Legislature. and one At large to be-
chairman
Petersburg, Franklin Wood and +. P.
Evans Lmruhurg, G.. VI. Jennings; Bruins
Hick. Albert Wake Not!oway. }. Fl. south
al Dinwiddie, J. }. Mct'anl: Macklcnburg,
Ross Hamilton and G. ". Young; Amelia,
II. II. Harrison; Grccnville, p. Il. Jones /:
Prince Edward, Tazcwcl Branch: Char
lotte. John q. Brown and Bartlett johnson !;
Powhatau, II. Cox; Cumberland, j. Lips
comb.
jenkins submitted d minority report fixing
the time on the first Wednesday in Septenl-
her.
The report Of the committee WAS adopted.
The result is considered ulkpiciull- 10
StOWcll
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w,ssrsagoy, May 16.--Se'idte.--iiie ~
a,rt of the conference committee Oh the ue ~.
tcleucy appropriation bill was cone.lrfeu hi III
The Baltimore aud Potomac depot sue p,s'
was discussed at length; after WHICH, f." ~
ccss was taken till evening. ,,o
Housc.-A conference was oThrr'" "'' Wv
cons,,Iar and diplomatic bill.
A resolution that both Houses adJo'iil, va
the Goth instant till the last wednesday VI
November was introduced, hut w;'s S'','s''-
ulcntlv withdrawn the mover giving 'lo''''
that he would offer il again tomorrow
The tariff bin was again resumed.
Mr.. Dawes Withdrew his pending SupS''-
tute for the Second section. Tic srro'a sec
tion rs il now stands reduces the rS'S'''S
duties on the (ullowin" articles ten per'e,'':
An manufactures of cotton; all WoolS' ha'i
of the alpaca goat and other materEi', anu
all manufactures thereof; all iron ana man
ufrt1,,,cs thereof: all metals not otherwise
nrovidrd for all manufactures OF lnc'a' eN,
rcnt watches, icwr!ry, aud other articles Oh
ornament: NIL printing paper; AL h'''!t'n'
lures of India rubber, gntta-perch,, sI'aN
or oiLcIoth- of all descriptions. All si'e,
and manufactures of steel, wire rope ahG
wire strand made of iron wire or OF steer
wire. are to ply the same duty as iron "i
steel wire. ,.c.;,,,o,
Tho conference report on the deficiency
hill was submitted and agreed 10. int part
oraph in regard 10 cotton claims, Wllch WIS
fine chief point of disagreement, was hioo-
flied.
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New York Items.

New YORK, May lj.-Thc Chamber OF
Commerce to-day. with but one dissenting
voice, adopted II resolution approving the
supplemental article TO the treaty of Wush-
ington.
1t Is understood that the trial of Stokes
will soon come on, Judge lngraham bus
been asked to preside.
The laborers on the new posl-office build
ing have commenced working on the eight
hour system.
Richard Caldwell, who has been two years
in the Ludlow-Strcct Jail on an Indictment
charging him with completely In the " draw
back :" fraud, was to-day admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000.
Officer Lester is out of danger.
The Irish Confederation clubs are holding
Il secret conyention, with General Thomas
Francis presiding,
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nv Moody < Royal. AucrIomrrrS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALtA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
CUESrERFlELD.--lnp pursuance 81 Il decree "i me
Csluty Court Of Chesterfield cnInty al H. April
term l,72 in the ease OF Wroi> administrator rS.
urtou'- administrator. &c, the u1fGr>Gnt. slttEii
commissioners. Will cXroSu To- sale ~ auction. or
TUESDAY the 2>t day OF May. ~! III Tie store 81
Wlr1n T. TinSlcy on the turnpike. ar "a clock NJ.
THREE SMALL FARMS owned b! the late Bcf-
trly ". Burton. ,.,..,,. <,,,,,..
First This tract cnnta ins Shb EETh AtktS
more or less. AMI atiiuils the land lornrrl! owned
y IJr \. :. Mrtar ami others, ltIr'!iarl! on Inc
Manchester turnpike. about seven miles from ft'll-
monti.
Second. This adjoln- the lands al Jamcs fGrc"n
and Hiram Hancock aud ether. continuing between
E1GHTY-SIN AND ONE HUNDRED ht RS.
well wooded. eight Mills from Richmond AMI i"u
and IL hsf miles from The lsirnnnnd aud Danrill,'
r:llrld: and the rcvcr,ion in SEVENTY -Elt'lii
ACRES of land. of which Mrs. Mary +. lianc"ck
has now right dover.
Third. This nice little place i situated Oh the Man.
chester turnpike. about hive and halt miles frns'
Richmond. anal adjnIns the lands nj John Man.,I,
and others. There l. nice FRANC dwelling and all
the necessary uut-buihlihe- USUALLY FOUND Oh iarn.
In cultivation AMI highl! susceptible at improve
nrnt.
Terms: Onc-luurth cash: balance in equal insttl-
mcutS nui upon Il credit uf l. an! - months. win
interest from day OF sale. giving negotiable notes.
ll ill" being Retained! until the ph",G pur.ila,,'
money j. pah;. htHJAMlA II. NASH.
&C, MCRAE.
Special Commissioners.
MOODY 4 ROY ALL. Aucrioncer>.
lis NJ TIL. M.Sru
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ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT Nun TOinicd.
Your views Oh the dog question are absurd.
Residents of cities have right to keep rs
many dogs rs they please. You should put
Your children i'll the strcet-cars when they
want To go to school. As for yourself, you
can ride on horseback. There is no such
thing as hydrorhobia. The dogs in your
ncighh0rho0d cannot keep you awake ut
night il you will llsr II. Of clilorll in Sutfi-
cient quantities before retiring. If the man
with large f,mily next door keeps IN ac-
cordcon, complain Of it rs nuisance, ac-
cordconS having nothing whatever to do with
dogs Louisville Courier.
a storekceper in Chicago having pup that
habitllallv upset the paint cans in the rear Of
the store, he rubbed the dogs nose in the
spilled paint as Il reminder that he must not
do so again. Last week the dog again spilled
the rain', and observing that his master was
engaged in waiting on Il customer, the docilr
animal rubbed his own nose in the mixture
and ran bowling out the back way
II come for the saw, sir" what
s,uccr." "Why, the saw, sir, that you Dor
rowcd." 81 borrowed 10 saucer" "Surc
Won did, sir, you borrowed saw, sir" 9
never saw vollr saucer" "But you did !;
there's the saw now, sir" 90, you want
the saw. Why didn't you say sof'
IN :uyctcrutr old bcggar, who IreqFnted
Il rtl.tltn cltry, was tnlcd into one Of the
o2ces ~ the inmates ont OF curiosity 10
hnpw uit.t was in his particular plea for
charity OH that day, since he always had n
new one, replied, - Well, gentlemen. guess
I've Kind o lost my energy powers a
very cor,mor complaint in spring weather.
~! lie could do, Lafayette man couldn't
Light the lamp. though he Used every tooth
in his witt'> hair-comb for matches. But
there WAS IN explosion next morning tiiaf
lie kerc.onc wasn't responsible for.--hd.
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~ or,er which governed the last Council
were again adopted.
On motion of the Rev. DR.. Andrews "
committee of one clergyman and TWO LAY "',,
was ordered to 60 to staunton, ana, WI" , W.,
assistance of the principal and trustees, w.. .,:
roughly to investigate the title D, "" 1.:.,,,o
Diocese holds the Virginia feiha'e '''''',s.,
,,,or ,.,ot terms II is occupied anu coho'''''
al W. inc principal, and the whole h's!o'!
,,,,,,r ,r the same. The committee
,o rcnort MI the information they may o"':''''
- ,he council, together with the suegcstio"
~ any action they may think 1t eXpeoieh'
far ,hc Council to addopt; and iurther' tta'
,,o came committee ascertain and report to
rc couucil at IFS next meeting the relation
.hn pecuniarv or otherwise, which the
c,,,,lnrn c,a-chaudu sllstainS to the Diocese
OF Virginia.
The resolution briu" adopted, the '!a''
opDoiutrd - ~,rh committee Key. W. T.
Ncreaith u. d., Winchester; Colonel John
N Patton, of Louisa y. :. White, Esq, OF
jefferson.
After the transaction Of some further b'lSl'
ness Of little importance the to'lilcil ""'
iourncd unit Tomorrow morningat9" cloeh'
Among the visiting clergy it affords Us
pleasure to welcome the RevS. Alfred NJ
Randolph and Thomas L. Dudley. of balti'
more and James r. HUBBARD. of Washington
nil formerly of Virginia. We miss the ven
er,blr form of the Rev. DR.. Sparrow. OF the
Theological Seminary, who is detained .at
ham, ny sickness in his family, rs well rs
the prc>encr OF the Rev. MtS>r>. Norton anu
Mckim, Of Alexandria, generally res'''a'
attendants: but the attendance OF clergy
actual and prospective. is good. Inc lay
delegation is en- able one. and highly i'll
tereSling session generally Is TO be antlci-
pated.
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Political Items.

ELMlRA, y. l., May lj.-The Republican
Convention met here to-day. A series OF
resolutions were adopted, in which arc de-
clarations in favor of the repeal Of all taxes,
excepting Oh tobacco and liquor, and en-
dorSing the Administration.
ATLANTA, GA, May 15.-The State Demo.
cratic Executive Committee met to-day aud
called convention for the Goth of June to
elect delegates to the Baltimore Convention.
An advisory address will be issued by the
chairman of the committee in few days.
GREENSBORO, y. c., May 15.--In the Re-
publican Convention for the Fifth district,
held here to-day, Hon. Thomas Settle was
nominated for Congress. General S. A..
Douglass was nominated for district presi-
DENTAL clector Delegates were elected to
the Philadelphia Convention.
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Scw YOrI. Democratic Convention
I7nDorrant Movement.

RocuEsrEn, May 15.-Thc Democratic
Convention net to-day. The attendance was
L,r-c and enthusiastic. Hon. Thomas hln-
sclla was elected permanent president. \
resolution was adopted that committee be
arpointcd 10 select delegates to Baltimore.
t'larkson y. Potter, from the Committee
on Resolutions, made report. lie SAD ihe
committee had given the subject most thoi-
ourh aud careful consideration, ana sui
miitrd q series of resolutions, Of which the
following are the first and second:
"Reso!rcd, 1st. That we recognize IT,.
changes in the nature and constitution OF
the Government which nave taken pldr,
without rc0pcniug questions Of the past. aHu
IRE ready now To cooperate with those, What
ever their previous party affiliations, Wh1
favor limited and localized govclnmeIlt--Wi>o
seek 10 restrain the exercise hy Congress Q.
absolute and general powers; to prevent II.
entering on general private legislation; l"
restrain the growth of vast corPoiati"nS, III"
to work permanent ciyil-scrvicc reform.
"Rcsoired, That the recent declaration OF
political principles by the Convention o!
Cincinnati is evidence of the progress OF
public opinion towards sound and whole
some views Of government, and we believe
all patriotic citizens may unite upon
that platform for the purpose Of re-
storing an honest administration OF n'-
tiona Affairs and enforcing the ohll-
putious of the Constitution, and oar
delegates to Baltimore are instructed to take
the course best calculated TO secure the trl-
umph of these principles, and for the Sc
lection of amy candidate representing them
who shall meet the approval Of the Demo-
cracv in that convention assembled.
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BY Hill l. Goddin.
Real Estate AuctionecrS.
No. ll0, Main street.

THIRTY BE UTlF IL BUILDING
L LOTS NEAR IIARVIE, IN TIE PLAN OF
HOPEDALE. FOR SALE At ATtTlnN.-On
FRIDAY. 18th ,t.y Of May, M - o'clock, 80 VII
sell THIRTY LOTS In liopedae, one Thousand yards
FROM the terminus Of the street railroad. We again
ca attention 10 the hcnuy Of the situation ~ tirse
lots and the many advantages for convenience and
facility Of getting from them II the city. These lots
are 80 feet front, $50 feet deep to .0-foot alley.
fronting on wide streets. The City Council and the
county authorities have granted the appropriations
Iulme diatcly from the present terminus OF the street
railroad. Certainty Of the street car, running 10
This point Is well-nich assured and there Is no point
around the city offering superior advantages to par
ties of small means who may desire 10 scure
home in that rapidly improving section. \ plat can
lie ut our office.
TERMS: 0nr-tourth cash: balance at six AMI
twelve months; SIX per cent. interest.
my 10 hill & GODDIN. Aucliouccrs.
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The Strikes in New York,

New YORK, May lj.--It is stated that the
cabinet-nakcE, plumbers, granite-cutters,
journeymen tailors, and other trades, are
organizing with view of striking if their
demands are not complied with.
An attempt has been made to destroy the
machinery of Thompson & Co.'s and Greg
DRY 4 Co.'s steel works III Jersey City
Their employees struck last week, and 1t Is
SUPPOSE. they attempted to ruin the works
to prevent ofler men from taking their
places.
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RaiirNnI Disaster.

New YORK, May l5.-Thc 9 y. VI. aNrr.> :
train on the Erie railroad hid a mtrrow Is.
cape from complete destruction near PORT
,JerviS. The ayleS of q palace cur of the Pa
citc road were burned completely OFT while
the train was at a high rate of speed running
along an embankment hundred feet high.
The car was saved from being thrown down
the pmbankment by a strong shocking, and
bv the fact that it was on SiX-wheel trucks.
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Hy Wellington Go't,lr,
Real Estate hurticErcr.

'rIIE BFAtTlFlA AND AI1kA, fNE
n,EIilEh WITH AEplI ON III %pHEH 80.
KITTY LGTs AhIiulM!Nn,. = MAJ A,i
HARyIE. ASHLAND. knii!%s,N t<p ~.
TER STREETS, CnMrPi.lET .Nu,
ACRES: FOX s.UE N .httTInN.-.h, 49,
quest al IL" owner s!.H!l sell II aL,tirin .,s ...
PREMISE. on MONDAY ~" :uth MAY. -. W..
.,nt!drl. r0minoucny a o'crch. the 3ho,.- t,rs..
tifnl COTTAGE DWELLING. lrrlGra b. a'a..a
tfur.it:;iS Dances. and now In Tho occuFIHN 8.
Nc. George v. C"t;r,!l. ltS"rtnt' :,buW n-.. -.
finished IN handH'lnc s'Ntr. "s''nr! With H." a.na
out-bul!diat>.
Around tire dwelling are -;.yyrrl haui,ouir uaG.
aud hickories "t primc'al growth t"~!'lc. how,.
shrubs Nc., aud on some al he ,a .inur bot It,r
l. m excellent >"nng orchard Iht9 r1nr innH
view Of Richmond. ana VA recommended g.,
wears ~" lay II committee -: ut" oHt t'tn'i ar a..
proper lit. fora nrn t"r.r'"ir. h""3H,. ii "n, f''
most elevated g"!ai III t"d l''Iti>. n..'r t.R
Ashland street. ara distant f,~,"i. ir,,U! Ea~.rs#t
,tr,ti i:tlvsiZ mii!rh the stree, rt, ia, T. lla.m
wool. three squares. thus ttiuriil@ r"urra.r1J.
t''os tc the pr"p"rt! ii al s'.,''i.>. lhr "i. 1874"
located hot only beautifully. l'ut ~, ~ he'N Bee.
proving part III H." -g!.Irl>. lhns' '~"'ii" p'-
chase ara Invited l"cNLinIEr The property 'i'tr ~
day of sails. ANA ty calling II ny oiFr - ma" -"
SANE :an he. sea. tiicr ;lc sab, tia ,t"'l,USs
with :.kuri l,v r,": attached fronting un Hart
street. IN" ht!an,.' ui The lots viii old 80 .tf
al Que - !y, t"cin"tIr. ~ 10 mtct Tho al
both tn. -rual! ana 9ar"" buyer
TERMS; All -tini- un,;rr >51rr, am -loHti4 '1~h.'
aU,c ~ rhr'c. IN. ali hin, ;t,t't.s. "'rr S#s "
$1,000. onr-lourta cash. balance a h''f r!.i' l.''
twelve months over II o,r. .,urtH fr'u. 'ajnt.
1T six. twelve. and eighteen rArnEe S: m r:.,b ~
Tor negotiable n"lcs mrt'st !i'.'"l. s.t"!u" ~
deed Of trust.
appropriation La, been '":,'I ny tJr 't' pm
Gil AMI .nr co,iiTy aihpri;ic- -.ai" tsiEt' ~ti't
.I.n the terminus .! the ~, rI,r't Gi,Etu'" '
three 4iU:tc>. w!,cn Ei,r. great a'ilr~ t"I ''s-'
suitable r"E.e,hlayn;s vii! nr provided l.r2iI ~ls'
NAV attend IT., >.lr y. GUpb!N,
~, 2-3ta"!wtdti> Aur'l""'''
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. May l5.-Cotton quiet but firm; low
unchanged. Wheat quiet but firm: PENNSYLVANIA
S:l6U:2:9J; western. S2.l5flS:.:5; southern, sea
$3.50, rs To quality. Corn advancing and active M d
gs5c Oats, 5lgl6oc. Rye n0mnaly unchanged
Provisions quiet but firm. Mess pork, FIJI Hulk
Mcas--Slol'tcrs, &C.: rib Sides &c; cl.ir-rh, 7r
bacon unchanged. Sugar-cmrch hams, l36Dlaac.
prices unchanged. Whskey quiet ut ss@ss.c.
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BY Gruhbs L Williams.
kral Estate Agents ana Aa'tsoh''''
Eleventh street bctwrcn Malh and DIM

IARGESALEOF BEAUTIFUL 81 TX .I<
LING LOTS IN TIE Plan ns /" ANp
FRONTING ON CLAY, MAk$uA'.t" Non
RIOhb STREETS, AT Aut!lHN'-.o,' ' rr.,l.
DAY, eth May III O'Clock T. NJ ~ "t9 ~ 1Siit H.
the premises about twenty h'e h'HaHte' &
ING LOTS, soiuc .: them frt4tiinS Oh u'y IA.
OF CLAY street just ahoyu EahcfH Si'fi'lt ,,'.as
some on both sides Of Alaralah st'tt1 .tsJt. d
Iiattorf's Garden; ana Others on 'hr non
Broad street Facing Richmond tolitS'' >, ,,tl-
These lots will hs. aho9t 50 by 10 t' 'l ,uI
alleys: aud haNtu2 regard 10 the st.ds -" 1s.,
elevation OF their Situation, aud III ~ -, r",t.
daily increasing of their gro"lii III value - l., us,
prospect, they offer, probably, stcttet No.
e. those scekig desirable sites upon WY" :" me- %
or investment with certain anu stpio \.
vah.e, than any other lots aoW ~ The nst1''
one can laii 10 do well by GsStag AZ thls an
TERMS: Accommoaat Chg. ,,u-
myl5 AuSteas,i'~
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wearner Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. Nav l3.--t''" are. y. ." n"c,
weather and rain will 'Nteno $3.50, ,"~,m" s,.,cs
W, in" tioudy and threatening weather
'o;n,su.. as of r;n Will prevail over the south
wy. .,"n ,; Statcs on Thursday, with easterl!
- .n",hcrjy winds. Partly cloudy weather
:" ou ,ha Gulf States, with southcrly WINDS.
H,s,crly to sou,hrrly winds will continue
iii, and west Of Tennessee. with generally
.In,,dv weather and occasional areas OF ram
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The Sni5 rcai,tSf Law (sOni6

NEW YORK, May 15.-Attorncy-Gcncral
Barlow has discontinued the suit against Jay
Gould and Lane. on request Of Mr.. Swami,
agent Of British shareholders, at whose iii
stance the suit was begun, for the reason
that the persons Swami represents have made
arrangements with other stockholders which
insurcs the protection of their rights.
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by GruhhS ( Williams.
AurtionccrS and Real Estate Agents.
Elryruih street between Main and Bank.


rOMMiSSIOSERS SALE OF TILE
v LARGE, BRICK WAEEHouSE OK TN
WEST SIDE OF TENTH BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD STREETS. At AttffbN.-ln part
execution uf ccrccc al tie hanccry Court OF Rich
Inoud entered In the case I'll NILS executor r2.
tIazcbrook and ak, the Undersigned special com
mi-,ioncrs thereby appolntr. VIII sell II auction,
upon the premise, on THURSDAY; 23d May; at
: O'Clock I. NJ. the property of which the late
iarkin w Glazcbrook c, ~ci2ei Situated II above.
having front Of II feet It Inches on the vest line
ut Tenth strccf. and running back lao feet 10 the
.iaInGs River and kanawEa Company's Basin. thus
having Il street front and water front aiiorfiRg
rare Facilities for receiving ami diScllarging mcr
Ciandi@".
This property has upon II Il large thrcr-story
Brick TOBACCO FACTORY or WAREHOUSE
about % hy loo feet. Situated the centre al the
city. and possessing the advantages above referred
10, this property must become exceedingly valuable
for commercial or manufacturing purposes.
TERMS sufficient In cash 10 pay the costs at the
F,ii and the sPcrscs Of lc sale the residue in three
equal instruments al one two. ana three wears. for
bonds - I'll approved personal security. bearing i'll
forest. and the Tile ~ 20 retained 10y the court nuf.
the bonds are paid.
John \. MEREDITH
JOHN HOWARD,
Special Commissioners.
iiTuUlsS ( WILLIAMS. AUcilonrcr~. my
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The Conscuuentiai Damages.

WAsHlNGToS, May 11.-NcsotiationS are
about to result in the waiver of consequential
damages before the Geneva tribunal. Though
retained in the case. il will not be noticed.
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Ry Grubb> K Williams.
..urtioHccre ani Real Estate Ag"E;rr
Eh.Nruih slrrrt hi.tMrCn NInln inti knnh

COMMISSIONER SALE or \ KRIt II
Y ~ FLINT AAD VACANT LOTS AT TnE
Southeast CORNER tF 81. STEPHEN AM,
IuttfTS STREETS.-iI execution Of decree 81
the Chaurrry tunrl All EirmG"nd entered 10th Jane.
l,5n Ia the cas-. OF Nash. trustee. -. Montague
DAY. 10Th May. at ) o'clock l.. u. The property su-
airh ~ above.
Upon IL there i u RRlCk DWELLING VITA a.-"ht
seven rooms. The lot fronts y feat 3t rius back
10 feet to alley eighteen r.! Mi'tc II viii be sub
divided 20 Is 10 give two good building lots al The
corner,
TERMS: Onr-ihird cash: balance AT four. snI.
and twelve months. with interest and secured by a
tlr,t deed: tile retained until the rot,S ar& paid.
Is. H. EA~h, Commissioner.
t;ErBIi~ < WILLIAMS. A,.,iiuirr>. my i
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

new YORK, May l5.-Cotton quiet: sacS $40
bales; upinnds, .sac. Orleans, ate. Southern iour
choice, sll..5@S la.50. Whiskcy iirncr ut DOC
Wheat heavy: winter rcd western, $.Gl$a. lat
Corn heavy; western mixed aiott, 75ar75sc. Pork
quiet and steady ut Sl3.75uf $3.50. Lard >f6iysr
TurpeMtne, 5eQl5alc Roslm. $50. Frcght, tlrIucr
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Ey jaime, VI. Tay.'s'
ECal Estate Agent An! AHci.'''g'''
Dl;cc No. no Main street,
TOUH BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOi

EOUR BEAUTIFUL BUILDING 10 =.
l. On MAIN AND kt>EEt uli: Htn"tt.''..'.. 81.
SIDNEY, FOX SALE Al AUCTION: y, =, =, -.
quest OF the owner. wi eli on II tS!',N'l !,
@l>t oil MAY, t..:, =. l&t lr.ntse>, u = ~
VI. those 1Wu !tEslkABi.E NA,ANi -.
The southraxt corner Of Ni1iu aui Er,"IN"i -
fronting 50 Ice, ,arh on N,m street Jni E"1"'"t
lctc. i35 feet ta an ailr, 10 l,ct "!Gr .fra.
Also, TWO loES Immediately Va Ga. W, ,...l
above. fronting =. feet each ou Rt'>''r'"'' "'''
running back ~! feet. ,.,.,H,,
These lots are beautifully located ia 'l'' ','I
Improving part ui thu cit> andarr 'A'>!!"'" '''
licences. ,,ta,r
mun;ns for utgu,,abls. notes, Interest Lkh','
"uts" ~ "'s"o' '"''' Au,Han'ti--
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North Carolina Congressional Nosni.
nation.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.

SpcC!Al IvIlBTdlTl 10 TIT DI@pHlVN.
RALEIGH, \. c., May la.--Thc Republican
Convention which met at Franklnton, n.
c., to-day nominated Major W. A. Smith,
former president of the North Carolina rail-
road for Congress from this district.