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England.

LONDON, July 13.-At the Moody aud
sankey farewell meeting last night 1Ss cler.
gymen of the Church OF England were pre-
sent, far outnumbering those OF any other
denomination. The canon Of Westminter
occupied seat on the platform. All present
were deeply affected. Mr.. Moody, while
speaking, was so overcome By emotion that
be had TO stop, and was unable to conclude
his address.
Mr. Henry Parsons, adjutant of the British
team, telegraphs that the Council will not
allow the last match for Saturday between
the American team and the representatives
Of the three British "eghts" Of 1874 and
and 1875. He adds: eve intend to offer
the Americans cup which they may take
lack with them and shoot for at home"
A Russian war ship has been secretly en-
gaged taking soundings and mapping the
coast OF Jutland. An explanation has been
demanded of the Berlin Government.
Sir Edward Watkins, chairman of the Erie
Protection Commission, sails for the United
States in two weeks.
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MoRTUARY REPORT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, July 10, 1875, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office of the Board
of Health: Cause Of Death: Anaua, / !;
apopiexy, l; brain.diselse, L; cancer,
l; choIera-infantum, 16; congestion of
brain, l; consumption, (3 white and
2 colored); conyusions Qnfantlle), q;
diarrhel (acute), 4; diphtheria, A.; dys-
entery tacute), 2; epilepsy, /; fever Qy-
phoidl. 8; fall from window, 1; CASTRO
enteritis, /; heart. t.disease, 2; bamoptysis,
l !; inanition, 1; Inflammation OF bowels, l;
killed by railroad, l leuco cythemia, l; old
age, 2; purpura. 1 rheumatism, l !; teeth
ing, /; liberation Of stomach, l. Whole
number of deaths in the city, exclusive of
s.ill.births, "a. Ser : Males, 80 females, "a.
Color: Write males, 16 !; white females, Ii !;
colored males, IA colored females, IL. Age:
One day to thirty, l white, colored-total,
2; one month to six, 8 white, eolored--
total, 10; six months to twelve white, 6
colored-total, o; one year to three, white,
ocolored-total, z; five years to ten, lwhite,
1 coored-total, 2; ten years to twenty, 2
colored twenty years to thirty, 2 colored !;
thirty years to forty, 8 white, colored-
total, 4 forty years to fifty, 2 white; fifty
years to sixty, 8 white sixty years to seg-
enty, l white, / colorcd-total. 2; seventy
years 10 eighty, 2 white, colored-total, 8;
eighty years to ninety, white. Condition
Single, Is white, 81 colored-total, 80; mar
ried, white, 8 coored-total, 10; wdowers,
2 white. ! colored-total, 8; widows, 2
white. Natioity: United States, so; Ger
many, 2; Ireland, /; Denmark; 1. Locality:
City at large, i; Marshall Ward, 8; Jetier-
sou Ward. IL; Madison Ward, 2; Monroe
Ward, 8; Clay Ward, II: Jackson Ward, 8;
almshouse, 6. By ,chon, Certified: Regular
practitioners, 40; coroner, 3; Board OF
Health, 2. Stili-birtts One colored male,
l colored female-total, 2.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

PETIT JURY.--The following petit jury
has peen drawn for the July term of the HuS.
tings Court, which commences Monday: T.
J. Waymack, j. +. Cottrcli, ID. Edwards, y,
A. Puckett, II. +. Newill, L. d. Hogan, K.
Risby, Sr, Thomas RaiDeS, d. B. Sims, },
Weisigcr, S. j. Wicks, +. B. Robertson, u.
B. Sims. Jr., II. K. RAMS, john W. Hill, X.
d. Purdy, G.. Lipscomb. f. 4. SuelInSs. ID.
J. Nunnaly, r. W. Jones, q. (. Richardson,
}. j. Writ, G. W. Toby. james Moore, q
w. Snellings, Willirm Whilworth, John Ii.
Snead, Charles +. Moore.
County CorRT.--TniS court was engaged
Yesterday in the trial OF causes on the civil
docket: after which it adjourned for the
term.
BEING PAINTED The front Of the court.
house is receiving new coat OF paint,
which adds very much to its appearance.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE exercises per-
tanning to the teachers meeting Of Chester.
field and Manchester will commence this
morning at 10 o'clock at the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. b. A. Hancock, superintend-
emf, will deliver the opening address; after
which lectures will be delivered by Profes.
sors j. j. Ladd of Staunton, G. II. Owens OF
Richmond, and Mr.. Niece of Tennessee. A
recess will then be taken until ha!i-past :
O'Clock, when Mayor l.. Il. Chles Will de.
liver an address OF welcome. Professor Ladd
will also deliver an address, and there VIII
be dialogues between the pupils OF the High
schools. Besides, the Baptist Church choir
will enliven the meeting With several OF theLr
sweetest songs. The night sessions VIII be
held at the Baptist church.
RELIGroUs.--The congregational meeting
witch was TO have taken place at the Prespy, ,
terian church tonight has been postponed
until Friday night.
WHIPPED. .--James Moore IA white many was
before the Mayors Court yesterday charged
with stealing bell from DR.. }. b. Win'ree.
His Honor sentenced him to receive nVe
lsshes, which were laid on by Policeman
Fitzgerald.
REAL ESTATE SALES -Messrs. Bronaugh "
TAYLOR, real estate agents and auctloneers,
have recently sold the following real estate !:
43 feet at the corner of Twelfth and Porter
streets at Sl2 per foot; two lots OF ~ leel
each, near the Petersburg railroad, at = per
foot; 80 acres Of land near the Clover hlii
railroad at,S1 per acre.
LIcESsE-DELINQU NQUESTs.-Attention Is calleu
to the advertisement of the City Treasurer, 10
be found In another column.
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Corn AND FLOUR ExCHANGE.-A meeting
of The newly elected Board OF Directors was
held on Monday evening. The secretary laid
before the Board bis own and the treasurer's
annual report. The following standing com.
mittces were appointed:
ErecuiiUe COmnuttee.--R. 3. SommerYille,
William q. Dandrdge, w. Ii. Tyler.
arbitration C0nlmtttec.--W. Il. Staples,
William D. Tompklns, Philip HaXalI, S. Ii.
Halves. A. l.. Elicit.
Committee on accounts. IT. NJ. Conrad,
a. S. Lee, w. III. Tyler.
+. t. James was unanimously elected
treasurer, ard Z. &. Coghlan was unani.
mously elected secretary.
A r, solution was unanimously adopted
fixing time within which members would
be bound to pay their dues.
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4 ,EANb EXCURSION
Ii pkSNKY-S BLUFF.
uN JAMES RIVER,
" I tilN MI L III y lS-,

t"'' i'''", NJ" wharf "i the Old dominion Steam
s~EH. az nr.u.k
tHa lIt-NII COMMITTEE OF THE LEIGH.
r.I''i BAPTIST St%pAT SCHOOL have mace
'i.'#'> l''r It"iUs down IN Srvcn hundred
'L' .i Il nj r " '!I,s,!aN. / I'll July, where
X 'Ai"' ip hlNc Il d,lightiul BtSkeT PIC
'.- av5|'- VIII 'Urni~h rciry >hncntS (>uch IL ice
''.s's.ts.r III ,liy prscr,. There ale cuinnndiuuS
''..-'" 'h' 1nnLHant -pftu. water on ihe Blum.
Q tt#- ''tsrrG The Uar.c GrccnhuSh, In auGiiiou
. '' = -@!S' r MS crtii trIc n.lt.i we oilcr addi
u'. i"Hi.' lucrfs. Is Mil extend our trip
h, ".H i:r bu!ri, rai c:,..ul
'* '". til ~! MIA alsr leave Richmond at
''. .'.'.t .a'! II "'"3nck Tor the BLUM. Tickets
'' ''".. ""r.: "hi!'I"u 2aS- round. Tip. 4 band
.''.. tr it~ !".'" ,i!-agtd. Tickets can be found
o., %" '''n-~' a"H harch llil and al D. Z. JUS
- >'N'>, HruaI street between First and
".'.s j. 9.f.S,Tu& W,4t
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PEssoNAL.-Mr. Henry D. Danforth' has
been elected secretary Of the Mutual As
surauce Society of Virginia in place of his
father, Colonel John Il. Dlnforth, deceased.
Senator d. A. Grimsley, OF Culpeper, vas
in the city yesterday.
The absence of state Treasurer K. NJ. T.
Hunter from the city has been one OF the
causes of del1y in the election Of secretary of
the Board Of Public Works. Is he is one OF
the three members of the Board Colonel
S. Blsset French, of Chesterfield, and Mr.. j..
Ii. Eusrace, Of This city, are mentioned in
connection with the position.
Rev. j. William Jones, D. D., has accepted
the pastorate OF the Baptist church at Ash.
land, anu will preach there Two Sundays
month. -.
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Swollen Streams.
fSnpciaI 7plpgram IN tho DiSratph1

Swollen Streams.
Especial telegram to the Dlsratcb.]
CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 13.-The river
has been very high, but not outs ide of the
banks. Last night MISUNDERSTANDING
log raft was swept away near here, which
carried before it the steamer Clara Scott,
from Tyler shoals, which sunk there some
time ago, with all her machinery, &c. The
Peytona Coal Company lost two barges OF
coal. The river streams are filling.
IAssoeiated Press telegramsI
CoLLETsBURG, KY, July 13.-The Big
Sandy Is at food height; the steamer Sam.
Cravens was swamped at the mouth of the
river. The Thompson Hoase and dwelling
washed away.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-At Huntington, W.
Va, the Ohio river has rose fifteen feet since
last night.
CINCINNATI, July 13.--The streams are
much swollen. Gordon & McCline's float
ing elevator was struck by tree, and sunk
Immediately, with four barges and 10000
bushels Of coal. A number 6f other barges
were torn from their moorings. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000.
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Long Branch Races.

LONG BRANCH, July 13.-The first race at
Monmouth Park to-day was for trial-purse
of 5000 for all ages, one-mIe dash. Five
horses started. The race was won by
Searcher. Time, :443.
The second race, which was the principal
event of the day. was the Ocean Hotel stakes,
value 81 600, added to a sweepstake of $500,
each p. p., for orthree.year-olds, one and three
quarter miles. Four horses started. The
race was won by Harney's Ozark. Time,
3:103.
TIE third race was mile heats, best two
in three purse, $500. Six horses started.
The race was won in two strIight heats by
Bod WolIey. Time. l:46s.
The las. contest of the day was hurdle
race for a purse of S500-two mies over
eight hurdles. Diavolo won by two lengths.
Time 2.523
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CENTENARY CHURCH ON FREE PEws.-A
large meeting was held on Monday night 10
the lecture.room of the Centenary Metho-
dist church, specially called to consider the
proprie,y and feasibility OF opening the
church with flee seats on next Sunday, the
dsv set apart for the rededlcation of the
building to the service Of God. After pro-
tracted discussion, and free and full inter-
change of opinion touching the matter, the
meeting adjourned at late hour 10 rtassem-
BILE on this Wednesday, evening at 81 O'Clock
for the further consideration of the subject.
Centenary church was the first Methodist
church in all the southern States to adopt the
pew system. Now, after thirty-three years,
having remodelled and beautitied the church
edi6ce, and furnished it In most tasteful
sty le, the question OF abolshng peWs and
opening the church with free sitlings is Sc.
rlously considered and warmly advocated by
some. Most probably the question Will be
settled Tonight.
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Tbe.american Hebrew Congregation.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July l3.-The second an
nual session of the American Hebrew Con-
gregaton has convened here to establish a
Hebrew college. There is large attendance
of delegates from all parts of the United
States.
Joseph Colin, of Pittsburgh, was elected
president; Henry Brock, of Buffalo, vice
president; Lipman Levy, OF Cincinnati,
secretary; S. j. Lowenberg, of Evansville,
Indiana, assistant secretary.
The annual reports Of the president, Sec
retary, aud treasurer were read and ap.
proved, after which recess was taken.
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SCOTTISH GAMES AND PFC NIc.--Tbe third
annual celebration of the Richmond Caledo-
nian Club will take place at the Fair Grounds
on Friday. A programme for the entertain
ment of those who attend has been arranged,
and includes trials of strength, jumping, rum
ming. throwing, hopping, racing, Nc, the
whole to conclude with a grand football
match between members of the Caledonian
Club and Ancient Order of Hibernians. A
train of cars will be run to the grounds fro N
the corner Of Adams and Broad streets.
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FIRE ALARMS LAST NIGHT. An alarm OF
fire about 9:i5 O'Clock last night, sounded
from BrX 4G, WAS occa>ioued by the burning
oi the stable belonging to MIR. William
Parish, on Twcnty->iXth street between Clay
and Marshall. About six lies Of hay were
destroyed. The horses were rescued. Loss
small.
The alarm about 1920 from Box II, cor
ner Third and Duval, was caused by the eN.
poSion of kerosine.oil lamp in house on
Second street between Duval and jackson,
The tire was put out before the arrival of the
Fire Brigade, and the damage done was
trltlng.
On 10th occasions the Fire Brigade turned
out very promptly.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court judge
Hughes prestding.-1n the matter OF c. w.
Spicer, bankrupt. The trustees In certain
Edeeds OF trust and the assignee were ordered
to sell the estate of the bankrupt at public
auction.
/ In the matter of Isaac Jacobs, bankrupt.
The assignees were ordered to render an ac.
count of their dealings and, transactions as
such before the register.
In the matter of Thomas Dickerson, bank.
rupt. The exemption heretofore allowed
the bankrupt WAS rescinded, and the assignee
directed to distribute the funds in accord
ance with the report of Special Commits
sIoner Gregory.
In the matter Of Allen Tuck, bankrupt.
The compromise between the bankrupt and
II. j. Richmond was confirmed, and the
bankrupt ordered to pay to Richmond with.
in sixty days S2733O, with interest and
costs. . .....-
In the matter of John V. Jackson, bank
rupt. The court refused to confirm the sale
of the bankrupt's property by the assignee,
and directed the assignee to resell the same
whenever he thinks practicable.
In the matter of c. W., E. W. &. W. w.
Spratley, bankrupts. The hearing OF the
petition of Isaac Robinson, filed on the l6th
OF June. last, was continued untli tue nrst
Monday in September next. ,
In the matter of Johu W. Davis, bank.
rupt. This cause was ordered to be removed
10 the District Court OF the Western Dis
trict of Virginia, at Abingdon, upon pay
ment of costs.
In the matter of D. Rosendorf, bankrupt.
The marshal was ordered TO sell the bank
rupt'S property at public auction, and the
H.. Mss
In the matter Of Joseph 7. kavanagh,
bankrupt. The assgnees were discharged
from further liability.
In the matter Of John n. Clarkson, bank
rupt. The claim Of the United States for
sc, ,G57 was rejected.
In the matter of j. J. Umlauf, bankrupt.
The cause was referred to commissioner to
take an account Of liens.
Discharges were issued to the following
bankrupt>: Y. c. Newton, Henrico county,
and William Davis Witt, Bedford county.
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Weather Reno,,

WAsHrNGroN, July 13.-For tho Mfdd,a
and Eastern States, rising barometer. west.
er'y to southerly winds, generally warmer
and clear or partly cloudy weather, follow
ing light rains tonight.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, rising or
stationary barometer, southwest to southeast
winds, continued warm and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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Saratoga Boat Regatta.

SARATOGA, July 13.-ln the single scnll'
race between J. Kennedy, Of Yale. and w.
f. Weld, of Harvard, Kennedy failed to make
his appearance, and the judge sent weld OIL
alone. He came ever the course without re-
ference TO time. =,
The freshman race was won by CoDneii
by nearly length, Harvard second: Brown
third. Four boats started. Time, 17:22s.
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VEGETINE,
81 " E G E T I n f ,"

" Y E G E TINE"
SAYS A BOSTON PHYSICIAN,
IS has no equal as blood-purlier. Hearing of lis
many wonderful cures, after all other remedies hat
self of its genuine merit 1t is prepared from barks
roots and herbs, each of which is highly effective
and they are compounded in such manner as to
produce astonishing results
vEGETINE
is the great blood-puri6er.
vEGETINE
will cure the worst case Of scrofua.
yEGETiNE
is recommended by physicians and apothecaries
vEGHTINE
has effected some marvellous cures In cases of
VEGET1NE
cures the most in1exible case of canker.
meets with wonderful success In mercurial diseases
vEGETINE
will eradicate salt.rheum from the system.
vEGETINE
cures the most inveterate cases of erysipelas.
vEGETINE
removes pimplcs and humors from the face.
vEGETINE
cures constipation and regulates the bowels.
vEGETINE
is a valuable remedy tor headache.
vEGETINE
will cure dyspepsia.
VEGETINE
restores the system to i healthy condition.
VEGETlSE
cures pains in the side.
vEGETINE
removes the cause OF dizziness.
vEGETlNE
relieves faintiness at the stomach.
YEGETINE
cures pains in the back.
vEGETINE
cfrectually cures kidney-complaint.
vEGETINE
Is effective Ia It's cure Of female weakness.
vEGETINE
is the great remedy for general debility.
YEGETINE
Is acknowledged by all classes OF people to be
THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
blood-purifer in the world.
VEGETINE
Is soLp BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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SpRtn.

SANTANDER, July 13.-The Spanish steam
er Bavonue has been wrecked at the village
Of Motrico, on the Biscayan coast. The
crew was saved by Carlist fishermen and it is
said they will be held as hostages, and the
Carists threaten to shoot them If the Royal
lists lombard any more coast towns.
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DISPATCH Unsurpassed IA
efltles for the prompt execution OF all kinds of
printing. Orders filed promptly and at low prices.
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CosrIcrs.-The following were received at
the ,eniteutiary yesterday: From Wash
ing, on county. Joseph Smith, one gear, for
holls, ,2breakipg; from Powhalan, William
Martin. one year. same offence; IRON Nor.
folk city, c. e. Pearcc, three years, grand
larceny. and David Porter, five years, hOuse'
hrpakinp.
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IMMnRArIoS.-The State Board of Public
Immigration will meet on the 3d OF August.
The Board Will in a day or two issue a
circular containing matter OF information to
intending settlers, and preparing plan by
which persons who have land TO sell may
successfully present the same to the atten-
ton of immigrants.
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HUsTISGs Court, YEsTERDAY.-Mary Smith
(colored) was found guilty Of stealing 81
from the person of Edward Shaw, and in
accordance with the finding of the jury sem
fenced to five years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
The case Of Emmet Ruffin will be tried to.
day.
The grand jury will meet on Friday and
consider indictments against number OF
merchants who have failed to take out the
licenses required by law.
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CENTENARY METHODIST H.-The
work of reedfyiDg and reittins the Cente.
nary Methodist church of this city is rapidly
approaching completion. For elegance and
taste in workmanship and flash it is scarcely
surpassed by any church in this city. we
refer especially to the fitting up OF the min
audience-room. The rededicatory services
will be held on next Sunday, commencing at
II A. Nj. The first discourse will de deliv-
cred by DR.. Edwards, pastor of the church.
He expects to be assisted by other ministers
of the gospel in the further services OF The
day.
The church edifce, as remodelled, espe-
cially in the interior, does not retain a soll-
tAry feature of the old church.
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NOTICES go TAx.payERS.

~ lth TO MANCHESTER TAN
.-... - E>.-tH persono uoiug bushes, re-
..-.,t- - Hcou>r, a"i 30: hty,n. taken out aud
- ~ 1"''' '!ccEN- prior Ia alrtSD4 July l .,
l. 49, NJ ""Gcr is law b. presented On lha, Cay
~ "'' rf-id JHrS Sur iulictmC ut. IL will b..
-. 'l'i''.' r., l"i al concerned 10 attend 10 the
- ., - 'i!'r and 5tNc ih"mseN b extra expense
".,'.' j. ". btsDkAGGH Il, Ji.,
&" - 81 Treasurer Clty # Manchester.
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ALARGE CRANE CArTCRED.-A white crane
measuring from tip TO tip FIVE feet, and from
tip Of bill to end of toes five feet and half,
was shot on James river by Messrs. G. r.
Whipple and David McCaw yesterday, at
distance of sixty yards.
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EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY-PASToRAL
RELATIONS DISsoLvED.-An adjourned meet
ing of Elst Hanover Presbytery was held in
this city yesterday afternoon. Present: Min
listers G. II. Read, D. D., moderator pro
tenn. ; J. d. Dudley, f. T. Baird, D. D., NJ.
d. Hoge, D. D., NJ. W. Staples, W. A.
Campbell, T. L. Preston, D. D., II. Il. Dar-
nall; Elders Ed. Pleasants, of the Third
church, Richmond, and j. D. h. sleight, OF
the First church. The object of the meeting
was to consider the applications Of Rev. Fl.
T. Darnall and Rev. Samuel j. Baird, ID. d.,
for leave 10 resign their pastoral charges.
The Amelia church sent response to the
citation Of the Presbytcry, giving their re-
luctant consent to the application OF their
| pastor, Rev. Mr.. Darnall, and expressing
very high appreciation of his services among
them. The request was then granted, and
the pastoral relations dissolved.
Mr.. Darnall was then at his own request
dismissed to connect himself with the Pres-
bytery of Orange, Synod Of North Carolina.
lie goes TO take charge of the church at Mill
ton, n. G.
The Rev. DR.. Hoge offered the following
minute, which was UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
In granting this letter Of dlsmlSsIon 10 our
beloved brotuer Darnall the Presbytery de-
SlreS 10 place on TecOIu Wis D1iuulc C-ApiS'
siye of its sense of our loss in his departure
from US. During the period of bis connec-
ton with us his intercourse with the Presby-
terry, and ministerial services rendered
among our churches, have ben of the most
| agreeable character, and will always be re-
| mcmbercd by us with pleasure. lie carries
| with him to his new field of labor our pray
ers for his abundant success in bis work, and
| for the blessing OF God to rest on him and
| his family.
Mr.. Z. W. Cone appeared as the commits
sioncr of the Third church. Richmond, In re-
Spon>e to the citation of the Preshytery, and
presented the action of that congregation
| concurring in the application of their pastor,
Rev. Samuel j. Baird, u. d., for leave to re-.
sign his charge. The request was granted
| and the pastoral relation dissolved; and the
Rev. NJ. w. Staples was appointed TO preach
| in that :hurch on some Sabbath that may be
| convenient, and in the name of the Presby-
| terry declare the pulpit vacant.
The Presbytery then adjourned.
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REs1G NATION AND APP Gov
error Yesterday accepted the resignation Of
Csvluin Willan White, of Portsmouth, as
uembcr of the Board Of Military Exami-
ners for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Princess
Anne, and appointed Captain G. L. Phillips
. n kiS s,ea6
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- N0d Gui{ty.o

PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-Tbe council OF
Baptlst clergy ymen to investigate the charges
AGAINST Rev. Mr.. Bott, of the Twelfth Bap-
tist church have returned verdiak OF not
guilty, and that The pastor Is altogether
hlameIeSs.
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THE GoocHLAND CAMP MEETISG.-The
Methodist camp-meetipg in Goochland coun-
ty will commence this year on Wednesday
the 2Sth July, and will probably be continued
eight or ten days, or even longer if the sue
cess warrants il. 1t will be held on the
camp. ground at Cookies Tavern, four miles
above Dover Mills, and Immediately on The
River road. Persons coming by way Of the
canal will land at Jude's Ferry, where con-
yeyanees will meet them.