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Arkansas.
ArFAlRs n LITTLE R0CE-DRooKS STILL DEF
FiATT, ETC.

,rFAlRS n LITTLE ROCK BROOKS STILL DEF
FiAET, ETC.
LITTLE Rock. May 10.--The city is still
under military rule. Brooks still holds the
S:atc-Uuusc. A visitor TO the Sate-tlouse
reports filth everywhere, but, strange to say,
the state library is UNPUBLISHED. The mob
could neither eat nor read the books.
Baxter is still default. He feels assured
The President acted hastily. Baxter talks o!
death to traitors, and advises Brooks TO leave
the State.
Baxter sent 4 telegram to Washington to-
day tt;at Colonel Rose would testify that
Judge Brown, Dorsey's opponent for United
States senator, WAS paid $4,000 by tue lat
fer TO withdraw FROM the Scnnte, and that
ne naxtci) was told by Dorsey that he de-
positcd $50, 900 Ia bank for the purpose OF
uribing the Legislature.
Accounts from the country are alarming.
Houses aud barns are being burned, ana tao
murders have occurred recently. PdrtlcS
h.,mnward bound frcm either mob are ma
Ii9haut.
lATlR-pRocKs EvACUATEs THE sTATE'Horsf.
LITTLE Rock, May l9.--l'r"ok, has c'#cll-
u,pj HE SFa;e house, ~ Que knows whittier
The Fcdcl1ll laYricarics have Gccl renewed
Baxter, with martial array, took POSSESSION,
and fred lOl g:iis
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RICHMOND AND PErERasURG RAiL-a
ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MAY l5ru, 1874, trains
~ on thls road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
sos a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily texcept Sun.
day.. connecting for all points South
am! West. Sleeping car attached
500 a. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept Sun.
day., with coach attached, for Peters,
burg and stations on the SouthsIds
road, Iynchburg, and the West.
1:4J L. ", THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and west, with
Pullman Sleeper attached. running
through from Richmond to savannah,
Passengers taking this train will
make close connection ut Petersburg
for Norfolk.
$50 7. NJ, FREIGH'r daily texcep. Sunday,
with coach attach ed.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:i5 A. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily except
Snutiay) with coat: attached.
l2:Gp NJ, THROUGH N All, daily, connecting
With Rirhtunn-i, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad tor all points East
aud West.
sos L. IL, FREIGHT daily Except suudly),
coach attached.
s:2o 7. 81. THROUGH VAIL daily Except sun
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
firall points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached running through to
49, Baltimore.
The MA TRAINS will NOT stop between Rich
n;"ri and Petersburg exccp, ut Manchester aud
Chester. ~
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave at s:soA,
", AMI returning leave Richmond at l:40P N.
daily except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg vii, start from
ApronattvX ;!crOt.
;ay II \. SHAW. Superintendent
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Turkey.


DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CoSsTAHTINoPLE.
CossrAHTINorLE, May ia fire occurred
la5t night In GaIata, large suburb of this
CITY, which destroyed 100 houses, occupied
mostly by poor Jews.
France.
PARIS, May 19.-The Count dc, Mop.ebello
mot the Duke Gle Montmorency as previous
" reported) has sent challenge TO Prince
Sletternch. The cause of tue CHALLENGES l.
the refusal Of the Princess Metternich IN 70.
turn the salulation at q ball of the Count de
Monticello.
Goulard has not given up the Eope of
forming tue ministry. lie is continuing nc.
gotiatIons to-day.
President Mcmahon gave audiences during
thc day 10 Goulard, Butfe, and Duke de
Caves.
The Moderates object to IN ImperSonal
Scplimate because it would be equivalent to
recognition OF tue republic. The extreme
hlght are determined TO oppose Goulard or
any other chief of the Ministry whose plat
,nrm embraces the adoption OF constitutional
n'l's. Gouard, finding no sure support In
me Lett Centre or Right, is therefore COM
PEELED to rely mainly upon the minority in
The Assembly.
IL Is expected the Ministry will he COM
peted tonight, with Goulard, De Cases,
i1gne. and Bodctat the head of the priuci.
lal departments.
| Spain.
LoNDoH. May 19.-Thc Carlists last week
| attacked some entrenching parties beyond
Bilbao, but were driven eli with the loss of
| ,hlIty prisoners. Sixty Republicans were
| killed and wounded
The Cnrlists are expecting the arrival Of Il
cargo OF guns urchased in England.
| England.
LoSDoE, May l9.-rhe Gar reviewed
l+,oCo troops at Aldershott to-day.
| The bark Alf, fOm Pensacola for Liver
pool. has been abandoned at sea. Part of
The crew We're saved and landed ut Liver
pool.
Russia.
LnNDoE, May 49, Count Scbouyalof.
Chief Of the Russian Imperial household po-
nee, to-day gave assurances that all cxiled
Roles, with the exception Of two or three
known ass'ssus, may return to their native
country.
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again before Wednesday. In sevora, e..
s,aneGs stone dams resisted the torrent s,,c.
Ss.siu'iy, and the river cut an entirely nan
channel to-day around them. ~"
SAD AND PATHETIC 1scrpynrs
a French Canadian, pointing to two li,,,o
~, nos , sa'u: - Ind eight children, but only
h n,ss",e 'sit. de was afterwurd made clad
,hmoNei,oS inc news that bright little son
dow. ~ s.''s oto, was rescued while floating
sn om" wv. VIZ, river on mattress. 4 baby was
.e." suing down The current in it's cradle.
nu. " was soon cngulfcd and never srrn
80 w "a 10Y SIX years old hoaied down from
,,.os ,,, @'',,hs,ha 10 the roof OF house, and
T"od H' "u rescued. OF one large family at
~, n,eos all wero lost save The yo,inpcst child
The great loss OF lie at Iccds 10 d. .'','u
TACT that most Of The families were NJ hro .,.o
ias'. and were swept Away without \ mn.
mcnts warning. /" ''''
IL il said that the cries of The dror,,,,
ana terrified victims were hear. rend;n,se
Chi!dren chung to their parents ana n,rcnts
10 'nc" ch!torcn, and together they sank in
tue angry torrent. One man was Seen in on
over the SklnncIsvilc silk-mill dam, STANDING
erect on some timber, and then he suddenly
disappeared from sight.
One little child was found alone in the
street. where 1t had been at nlav. An IFS
relations had been lost, N
Among the sad accidents was that Of scven
Young girls who climbed into au apple tree.
thinking it would stand. but they were ri
swept away. The body OF little child four
years old was found with pair OF new shoes
in lis baud. In tho toes of the shoes were
found four tWcnty.doIlar bills, which tho
mother had probably tried to save. In Am
eddy between SkinuerSvillc and Williams.
burg were found the bodies of seven persons.
inrludiu: those of DR.. johnson and some OF
his family.
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The Alabama Press Assassination

BIRMINGuAM, May 19.-The Alabama Press
Association met to-day. Forty papers nrc
represented. S. J. SnHuld. of the Selma
Times. was elected president; l.. w. Grant,
recording secretary; J. II. Francis. CORE.
spending secretary; j. /. Graut, treasurer
The New York guests are expected tonight
They will visit objects of interest in Biz
mingham tomorrow, and afterwards vii
visit Tuscaloosa, Montgomery. and Selma
and return ci0 Atlanta.
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ane Protestant Episcopal Churci,-Scy
enfy-uint, Annual Council.

Especial telegram To the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May 19.-The sew
en'y-ninth annual Council Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the diocese OF Virginia
meets here tomorrow, aud both the Bishops
ana an unusually large number of clerical
ana lay delegates have already arrived. A
preliminary serrice was held tonight. the
Rev. William NJ. Dame reading the service
and the Rev. David Barr preaching. The
opening service will be held Mt 10 Tomorrow
morning, the Rev. DR.. Minuigcrode Of Rich
mond, preaching tie Council sermon.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May ] Q, 1874.
OFFERtSGS.
,yur,r--Whita. 81 bushels. Red, l,4oo pusn
els. ,,,, Nixrd os4 b,i,beis
NE4i "a bushels.
TUrATOEs bushels.
SALES.
wrr,r.-White, "a bushels very good atel.o'
t'nnE'-Whitp, 40 bushels at 9oc. -, 81,
c0WN-slixed. 2s4 bushels very c"nihon 1t '''
NFA1-S4 bushels on private tcrluso
i.nr,ToEs,-28 bushels prime ut Sl.uo.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, 1874.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY lo' 1874
ARRIVED.
no nJis: and nnssrigers. l.. t. Ta:uip, h,:enl;
Schooner John McGinnts, Colburh' fhll"os'p''"
'I" chooner Maggie, Myers, Alexandria gram
IIaSail, Crenshaw Co. ,.,, baltimore INN
Sthooncr Narcisst, Appleg1rtn, p' ,,,r',a r.r
her and shells, Z. f. "hi'iocN anu
kcr. ,,rn
c..r ma Dominion, Walker. New York, mcr
Steamer UI n,sSen~crs q. ". Alien, agent.
Steamer Transit, TrlyerS, - llt'na ie'
disc and passengers, L. Il. ratnm. baltimore a,fo
CIV Poiut. sIayes and railroad iron, Gurus :
kcr. r,o, ~,,,or ,uerchaudi sc
MEMORANDA.
Schooner John r.. Reese, Woolford, hence, Ut
rived Ut Norfolk May .. ,r,.,,,ou ror,, sro
Also. schooner industry, walker, North aio
Am vito lsh for this port.
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The Connecticut Srnatorship,

New HAVEN. May 19.-There are enough
votes in the separate bodies Of the Legisa.
lure to make the election Of Eaton sure to
the United States Senate. He was probably
the most pronounced and denounced Cop
rcrhead of the whole North during The war
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The IRON Tariff.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-Thc Executive
Committee of the American Iron aud Steel
Association has been called to meet Oh the
18th instant to consider the depression oil
trade, and to petition Congress to restore the
iron tariff OF 1872.
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CT IOIIIS MARKETS.

ST. Louis May la-F!9usF sa lFn s9 S'' for as No.
S1I@ ecd on track and elevator skey gHs' az az
w. SFA Ee 4 ot *l sous ss" Gs@ for
sai' o io.s al Clear shoulders, 7cbnyer hst h hn
l unc aV Sc buyer rst half Juiy sSS' payeI o
half August, clear sides, ~. Laru hiin
Md delivered here.
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So 'seieGreii,n.
~
N-nDE Nih Rn k'lN

NEW YORK MARKETS. 1850
Nrw yonK, Nav 19.-Cotton dull SAFES ., "vo
bales at 1901 9e Flour n"rs act nS IN fair %
decided change heat &c. hs,t el r,o and 81 10
ma y.ite western. Corn IN fair request "l!Ho"'
wi ; " ~, ~ 'p,n1p Coffee Guli and nominal.
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Ey Telegraph

T,W
NEW YORK. May 10 Fo"n.-MoneT ems! at "a
:, v,n,I,rr s,e,dy Governments dull aud stea !,
.,,,os ouict and nominal. Gold, l12s.
"REMINISCENCES dull. Money, 3. Cola, liz
p,clmrge-Long, 4S6E; short 49lE Govern
,uru,; steady, States steady
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PROPOSALS..

CITY ENGINEERS OFFrCE,t
RICHMOND, Va, May 10th, 1874.
NOTICE 70 T. A Il L e n L EhS AND
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals Will i,c
t - o'clock 81. for tile workmanship or the ne
cc,sIry brick and wood work relnired In the COLI
stru, ton of the arm0ry for the Richinonu How'll
ycrs ihe city furnishing the material for the saHe'
Plans and specifications can be seen upon april
cation at This office.
'rtIr Tuu,,pitiee on Grounds and Buildings re-
serves the right to reject any or Ill pronosa!s:
~ wv >''H W. L. CUTSHAW,
myac-td Guy Engineer.
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BALTIMORE,

E,LTIMonE, May l9.-Virginlt 6's, old ~
rnrsuIs. 5lE West Virginla's, IL. i'orth taro
lin, ti.s obi, 20: new. Is; special tax, D. Bia To-
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ANOTHER DISASTER Mlcdukcc, May Is.
The huikhcad of Gardeners dam, in Upper
WoT river, Shawnee couuty, gave way
Thursday night while uiIc men were cli-
gagged in raising the gates. -Four OF thcm--
Nathaniel Pa,krs. Jerry Cases, Nicholas
Nails, aud Charles Muhaka--werc instantly
killed and the others badly injured.
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Whole Family Murdered.

SAN DIEGO, Cali, May 19.-John y. Ever
end, his wife, and four children were found
murdered in their house. No cluc.
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sorfh Cnrolilsa Medical sociesS-1
ssscss.cnburs Declaration Oh Ah"c-

NxccislcnburG DecsaFnsto" or
resitsencc, etc. m
CHARLOTTE, N. c., May l9.-Tht twsn.E my;
first anniversary of the North Carolina Niea'-
cal society convened Ia this city to-day. A =,
unusually large number OF delegates a re, a III
attendance. Ex-Goyernor Vance "elcolneu
the assembled professionals. g .,,o
w The Goth OF May, the anniversary OIL inc
MrcElenburg Declaration of independents
viii be imposinsly celebrated here to-n'o''
Tne Congressional Nominating Gon owen
.;on ,yh;rh ncels here tomorrow Will choose
HIM. II. $. Ashc OH the first ballot ne ha'lhts
no oDuosition.
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The Rochester Union reports that MIS-
FREDERICK Burger, OF that city, died on b II.
day of trichina, and that six members vi i'e,
family are sick with the disease one o.
lhcm-a son, nineteen years old-dangei-
pusly. 1t Is supposed TO have arisen from
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1nIrISNIII.E MARK h J D.

1or,sv,LLE, Nav 19-Flour uncba ,I s ~,
r@ oc NJ s5Ms6c. Provisions rn PH GS sIsr
W,ron-sheaIers, rs. clear Flp' a4c.
issc. Lard, ll4Q12sc. WhisheS' 'ie'
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EArEga,AD LINES.

as 81 M 70 s
RICHMOND, YBED'C & POTOMAC II. r. G1,,
GES'L TICKET 4 FREIGHT hGrrTsu OFFICE.
RICHMOND. My 10th, 1S74)
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND FOTCs
MAG RAILROAD.
Or DAY NAIL leaves Byrd-street ststion At
2:35 P.s.
Up NIGHT MAIL leaves gyrd-street station at
II =. NJ. except on SnHdays.l
Cf ACCOMMoDh110S leaves Broad-street St.
item nj 8 T. ". tescert SnDdays,j
uo"N DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-street sta
DuWS NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd street sla~
ton NJ $50 A. 81. Except aa Nondays.}
DoWt' AiCoGM0DaTIDS TRAIN arrives at
I'fo1d Street station at S:S7 A. IL except on Sum
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
AiOAD AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-street station
daily lSunday5 exccpied at $3.50 4. NJ, connecting
Mt euaniiro with tho Alexandria and ffedericks-
burg railway for Baltimore. Returning, will ar
rive ut Brold-strect station 1t SIS z. NJ
Through bills adiug aud rates given to all prci-
pal points North and West.
by order Of General superintendent.
J. B. GENTRY,
NY 10 General Ticket and Freight Agent.
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t,n,vic,ion Of n Physician

LEwlsrowN, Ms, May IA aos s,r t fa,
born convicted here of manslausnter ioi
causing the death of child by proiess'oh"'
neglect,
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAtLROAp,)
PASSGSti Err DEPARTMENT., ,
RICHMOND, VA, April 27, IS74.}
DEDUCFD RATES FROM RICHMOND
AZ To THE WEST

And corresponding low rates 10 all points VEST,
NURrlIW EST and SOUTHWEST.
Families and parties cmlgratlng 10 the west VIII
lie furnished with rates from 20 to 3o per cent.
lower tE,u the above second Class. Gagyayc check
cd through.
For tickets or Information apply TO j. c. DAME,
). VI. Agent. Greensboro, y. G.: X. PECKHAM.
Agent, broad aui Seventeenth streets; GARBER'3
Union Tiche. Office, S2G Main street, or 10
EDGAR VLlET,
ap29-1m G.P. &. r. Agent, Richmond, Va.
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W. iiu.lon dispatch 10 Ihc BO5-
IsorcNtr. General Euilcr's organ. Gc-
@s'~ nat he has given 40 intiniat!on that
r:";'osc- not to be II candidate ut the
"tnG r5ctiyu" t.: Governor Of Massa-
.s,l:s
.-t lie prisoners who escaped from the
@";s"n'o"n (HdJ jill early on Sunday
i'.aG Lave becA recnptured.-Ea!ttmor
a..
= b" >eaa'e Republican caucus agreed TO
'l'n June 22l.
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Bank Failure.
FINANCIAL.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May 19-Thc Farmers
and Mechanics bank has failed.
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Hopes ADanuonea.

ST. JOINS, N. B., May l9.-h t, ri war az.
steamer Trojan, forty DAYS oa' h'hi Ivy
pooI, are generally uonndohea'
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PosTAL.--Jesse c. Adams IS appolilec''
postmaster at Cool Well. Amherst county,
w., utcc j. c. Warren, resigned. Mailman Iiis
b. Swuar is appointed postmaster 1T G!en-
duin. KamwLu county, ". VA, r'ce .. N :
Cham hprIuin, removed.
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The LABOR PRnR,tM MEETINGS OF " oHK-
,SCagS.-Netr York. MAy 1S.--Tbc mass
meeting Of the Norkingmen's Central Coul'-
Gil. having for its object rrolcstation against
the violation of the Cight-hour law by Gill;
GERS OF national, State, aud municipal gov
crrments, and the outragcS pcrpctratcu AZ
Torppkins Squarc on the 18Th of January,
WAS held at Cooper Institute Tonight. The
treat ball WIS tolerably we'll filled, but Iitti"
enthusiasm was manifested. Telesianis we:c
rcad from Boston, Washington, Chicago, and
Baltimore urging on the workiuSmen to ILL
sis; on the observance o! the ei5ht.hour law,
and promising cooperation.
series of resolutions were adopted urG-
in.r the calling of conventions Ill various
states and districts by org tnIzl!loas iih''h@
for th, r object the amciloration ol the con-
,iitinu of those who earn their bread py non.
psf lqbor: demanding the immediate rem ''aI
Of Supervising Architect Muilrtt aud slDor'
dir,tcs for violating instead of enforcing the
ciyGt-hour law insisting that Congress take
immediate action and restore TO the navy
ward, activity by CaUccl!inS all con-
tracts for ships and repairs, ana nave
nil such work done by The direct agency OF
Government superlntendeh:e, ula oeN ,9t
means whereby the commerce. OF the country
shall be restored and the carrying OF onl'cu
States mails be done hy American bottolnS'
bea,lag The fig Of the nation; t!Iat oc'
maud be made for the reduction OF eNtiaI'-
amt salaries and the abolishment o! at lee
Offices. and fayorirg Il system OF compulsory
euucalioD. ,;,,,,
Addresses we're made advocating the e'sh1,,
hour movement, aud ridicnlinS the IcneIai
management of the municipal government It,
particularly the police department Id relation
to the Tompklns Square riot.
Similar meetings were beld IN BOSTON,
Columbus. and other cities, and opponents
Of the Gig hl.hour system denounced osGe'
rnlIr
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TRUssES, SUPPORTERS, &c.
HARD-RUBBERT RUSSES
~ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
AMPLE PIPES.

Relief comfort, and cure for RUPTURE, I .M
,vr,u.r.sEs. and PILES Unlike all other appli-
,rr,s Lcown Will never rust timber, break, chalc,
coil. nor move from placc-indes'ructible The M.
stce, sprius, being coated with hard rubber, hso''
cool. ceaply, used In bathing, lifted to form un:
versally recommended by I'LL surgeons rs tue ne,'
mechanical supports known. send for psmPh'e,,
Establishments I347 Chestnut ,treeI Ini lasc,
ps."rtn,ant for sale with careful! adjustment, 1y
wE,DE = BAKER, Klchmond and all dealers.
beware Of limitations. ap ! .,-2In
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sICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, May 10. 1874.
SoLp-7,o0O Richmond city 6's at 79k, and
1000 Richmond city SIS at 100.
cam Rid ASEfi,
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EXTRACT OF CIsSAMPELOS PAREl.
Il RA And BUC.IU-rellable In allayiDx palm
,I!Iniuishinu Inflammation and irrrabilty ui the
bladder removing distractions from the kidneys,
preventing the formation u stone, ana curing
chronic diseases the urinary passages, uceriii"u
Of the Kidneys aud bladder, calcuols affections
a,d Attend M diseases. In either hex-tpr sale by
anI7 s Is. DOVE. Richmopd, Va.
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Uy j. Thompson Brown,
Rell Estate Ageu. and Auctioneer-
1l15 Main street, opposite Disgdtcit Office

by REQUEST OF OWNER, ! WIZ VIZ
ID receive proposals. for the purchase Q, lt,.,,
AIEtS OF RYE for green feed, on Msln sIe, ,.l
wifiIn The corporate limits. The rye Is now ready
ior cait ny; Apply - J. THOMPSON BROWN.
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[Rcpmtcd for the DlSpatch.l
Eenr,OIxC rsrcS5yscry.

An adjourned meeting of this BODY was
held at Charlotte Courthouse on the 18TH, at
which there Wer present Rev. MeSsrS.
J. II. Davis. William K. Atkinson, and Ii. y.
Brown, and Ruling Elder George I. Han
nab, of Cub-Crcck church.
calls were presented from Cid and New
Concord churches for The pastoral services
Of Mr.. J. Ii. Haupa for lhr,e-lonr,ils Of his
time. equally divided between them, the
uthcr fourth TO be devoted 10 DamUDd-lll!i
cDulch, and Ev letter Mr.. Hanna signitic.i
his willingness tuacccpt these calls. here
upon the Prcsbytcry Resolved TO hold an
adjourned meeting at Old Concord church
on the saturday before the fourth Sabbath
of June. at Q A. d.. fer the purpose OF or
daiuiug and Installing 1lr. Hanna, if The
way be clear.
Bethlehem and Concord churches. hy
their commissioners, Nj. Henry T.. scott,
and Mr. William NJ. Marshall, presented The
action of those congregations with reference
to the application Of Rev. J. III. Davis t"l
leave 10 resign the pastoral charge Of them,
acuuiescng. but with reluctance, aud eE-
IRENE regret in the step which Mr.. Davis
had fel; compelled TO take. Theraupou the
PASTORAL relation WAS dissolved between ir.
Davis and these churches. ans! Key. Ii. a.
Brown Was appointed to preach at Bc!hlc-
hem on the fifth Sabbath Of this month. and
TO declare the pulpit vacant; aud Rev. H.
liam Il. Atkin.on was appointed IL p"lfnr'il
The like service at Concord On tue fourth
Sabbath OF jane.
Mr.. Davis hayiug declared his acceptance
Of the caI TO :irring Jill church. Halifax
county, Rev. iiesSrs. a. b. CarriDgton, A.
siaI!in, aud +. n. Whal2y were appointed
to install Mr.. Davis, at some tl'uc to be ar
ranged with the IarleS--3lr. CarriuSton 10
preach the sermon, preside, anti propose the
constitutions! questions, Mr.. Martin TO de-
liver the charge Ia the pastor, and Mr..
Whaley the charge to the congregation, each
to he alternate oil either of the others lii case
OF absence.
tIr. s. r. Booker, a member Of Briery
church, and Of tic senior class in Union
Theological Seminary, was received under
care of the pleSoytcry as 4 candidate for the
ministry. -.
The committee TO organize 4 church at
Dcuglass reported, through Rev. tlr. Davis,
thu. they deemed the organic tion nccdtGl,
but not lust at this iuncture. The report
was approved and the committee continued.
The statistical report and the report on
systematic bcnctccucc to the General A.
scmhly were read, approved, and ordered 10
be forwarded.
PrcSbytery then adi)urncd TO meet ut Old
Concord church al the tune above men,
toned. IL. Il. ID.
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CITY FsNVRNIEIs
RICHMOND. VA. May IL, 1S7a.
proposals WI pe ie.
~ ccyti at this office until ~, al, m,,S
q iP s', n srEhM-ENGlNE AND BolLEh
OF about ten-horsc power. - h,,,cr
BIDS viii stale whether either ensi. ~ nsa3 the
makers name, as well As the present CONDITION u
the parts OF caeh. -o.o.,,os Tho r,oht 10
it my or ali proposals. aad TO make sucn IL, III
oscions OF Tie parts Of the engines aha I'm, ne
oYred aud In such manner ~ taey ,i.y ~
cessarS: :, City Engineer.
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