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Fires.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HoLLIsTER,

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT HOLLISTER, MASS.
BcsToN. May GA fire in HoIlister. Mass,
last night destroyed large hotel In the cerf-
tire of the town, Shippers livery Stable, aud
from ten TO. Fourteen houses clustered about
the hotel The loss will probably largely
exceed 100000. The buildings burned were
of substantial character. Tue losses fall
on quite number of persons, the highest
being IS, 900; the others for different amounts
below that SUN. G.. A. Robinson, whose
dwelling was burned, had $4,000 insurance
in Pennsylvania company.
FIRE IN CONVICTION, TENN.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, May 27.-A fire in Coving-
ton, Tenn., this morning DESTROYED a dozen
storehouses. The principal sufferers are
l.. Loppuan, grocer: Halls furnishing ware
house; L. Lowenkaupt, dry goods; TaDike's
saloon; John II. Douglass, druggist; j. Il.
Still, druggist; Winthuner's talor-shop.
Total loss, 100000.
rosT-oFFIcE DESTROYED.
New YORK, May GA fire at Williams's
bridge to-day burned Briggs & McLuck's
grocery, the post-ofice, and several other
houses. Loss, 100000.
AN ODD FELLOWS HALL BURNED.
ANDERSON, IND, May 27.-An Odd-Fe-
lows building, Il three-story brick and SIX
frame buildings were burned to-day. Total
loss estimated at $50 900 ; insurance, $4,000.
The loss is divided among quite number
of persons, and range, from Sl.OO0 to SS,OOo.
SUPPOSED INcESDIARY FIRE.
TYRONE, PA, May 27.-Irwin's water.
power saw-mill, at Cur~iusville, Clearheld
county, Pa, was burned to-day. 1t is sup.
posed that the tire is the work of an incen-
diary. Partially insured.
FIRE AT FAIRFIELD, MAINE.
FAIRFIELD. May 21.-The Fairfield Fur
niture Company'S steam.mill here Was burn
ed this afternoon. Loss, $4,000; no lnsur'
ance.
... FIRE AT ST. JOHNS, n. d.
ST.. .JoHN's, May 27.-A fire at Carleton
to-day destroyed large quantity ct lumber,
levitt & Dunn's Office and pile-driver, and
Adlms d Thompson'S planning mills; also
steam ferryboat Prince Of Wales. The
wharves are badly damaged. The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000; partially insured. AT
Land Point. Carleton, eleven buildings were
totally destroyed. Loss, So, OOO.
TILToN, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
T1LToN, n. H., May GA terrible fire has
been raging here. the building occupied
BY D. n. Davis took fire about half-past
O'Clock. The flames communicated to the
adjoining buildings and extended across the
river TO two houses in Northtield, which were
DESTROYED Thirteen buildings in the heart
of the town are in ashes and nineteen fami-
lies homeless. The loss will aggregate asout
SO 600; about two-.hirds insured.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND srocK EXCHANGE.
SALES: Four shares Petersburg Railroad ,soc
sold ut 10.

sold ut 10.
GoM-,.hmertcau gold, 115xbid.,
g.riu consois. new. ~ bid as askeo; virginfs d..
felred, X -, 9 askei: Ylr4ini4 interest certia
20H bid. 81 asked; North Carolina fu' den of 500
! ~ bid; Nn,lh taroffaa funded OF S6S, 2A bill
North Carolina 6's, new. IL bid.
los 1sked: PETERSBURG city 5's, 20 bid: Norfolk
city SIS. 56 bid; Norfnlk cry 6's, 73s Did: Fred.
er,cksburg cty 6s- AZ asked: Manchester s's, SO
asked Manchester brioge STs. Sc bid.
RnilrPad Bonds. Virginia Central Railroad third
moftkuge 6',. J. and j.. SO BID; Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad tn dad Ss, D. and5 ,76 bld, n ask
ed; southside taIlroad third mortgage preferred
6's, j. and j., 81 asked: Norfolk aud Petersburg
Rallrond second mortgage SIS. j. and D., ~ bsd;
Petersburg railroad first mortgage SIS. } and D.,
S5 bid Petersburg railroad secoud mortgage g., j..
andJ. 65 bio; kichmond Frederick sbnrg aud Polo
mac kailroah mortgage n, ~ anhJ., 90 bid: Rich
gage 6's. j. and j., so bid: Orange and Alexandria
Railroad second mortgage Gs, j. and j.. rs bio !;
Richmond am I,anville Railroad consolidated 6's,
III. and ~, TN bud, 724 asSed: a ilanta and Rich
mohd Alr-LiLe hrst mortgage Ss, j. and d., 81 Did,
o. asked.
Raii,om socks.-Petersburg Railroad. 100 par,
IL bid. 15 asked; Richmond and Petersburg kali.
road. 1O0 par. 22 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg
ana Potomac railroad common. 100 par, 50 bid;
six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid: Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac kailroad seven
percent. guaranteed. 100 par, ~ bid; Richmond
and .)anvIlle Railroad l 90 par, 12H asked.
fidndL Stocks -Jam's River anu h anawha Canal,
100 par. X ITO. 4 asked.
Ba1M .soeks.Itirs, National, 100 par, 12o bid;
Insurance Conpantes.-vi Virginia Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par. 35 Did: Virginia State, % par. 26
I'D; bIerctants and Mechsncs, 100 gar, loo bid;
City, 100 par. 81 bid, eS asked; Ola DOMINION,
100 par, 95 hid 974asked Piedmont and Arlng-
ton lie, 90 par. 125 asked.
aekst BID ud Dom,no am! sfeamsSn
Company, 100 pur, rs bid, SIS ashed-
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RICHMOND AND EInnsbukQk &
RAILROAD COMPANY. J

RICHMOND AND rEIhnsbUkak
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAvR RICHMOND SOUTH:
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH Mali, daily Except Sun
dayl, connecting for I'LL points South
and West. Speping.car attached.
7:45 A. ID, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
oay), with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations Oh the ssuthsida
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1A5 P. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train win make
close connection ut Petersburg fog
Norfolk.
500 P. M, EHEI GiaI , dsg except sunday
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
100 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily, (excep&
Sunday with coach attached.
IOAO A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Eass
and West.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except suudayh
coach attached.
7.35 THROUGH NAIL daily Except SUN.
day) connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con-
: nec;iou with The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not SOP between Richs
mOnL and Petersburg except ~ Cbester. 80
Trains on the Glover hill rsilroad will leave
leave Chester ut 2:4O p. n. daily except sundays.
ALL TRAINS leaving PeternDurg Will start Irom
Anpomstt01 aepot. ,r,,w yr,o-,-,,-a.,+
% SSe " ''''N"' $500.
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Letter from petersburg.
correspondence of the Richmond Disoatch.l


PETERSBURG, May %, 1915.
The receipts OF cotton ut this port THIS
week we're only 100 bales. making total OF
1856 bales since September 1st-a falling Cti
of some 5000 bales in comparison with tue
receipts tor the corresponding period last
year.
The receipts Of tobacco at the four ware
houses 10 the city this week were 2l3 hogs.
heads inspections, III b"gsheads. lnspec.
tons to this date in 1873, 1852 bogshead|
against 5,O75 hogsheads for the correspond
ing period last year.
An old negro man was seized by high way
men about one mile from the city, this morn
iuy, on the Squirrel Level road. 10 Din~ld-
die county, and robbed Of $54.15 and suit
of clothes. Two of the robbers are said to
have been white. One Of the parties has
been arrested. and a portion of the money
recovered. No violence was offered the VIC
tim.
Another colored luuatic-James Carey by
pamezbas been added 10 the number con-
fined In Jail and awaiting admission to How
ards Grove Asylum, at Richmond. lie Is the
Sorrtb one. ROBIN HOOD.
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PfansicO Races.

BALTIMORE, May 2s.-In the selling race
to-i1y there were seven starters. The race
resulted IN dead.heat between Century and
Cariboo-time, 1904. In the second trial
Cariboo wou-time, 3:103.
10 the second race Tom Ochitree won in
2:434.
The third race was won by Huckleberry-
time, 1:44I, 1:45, 1869. Five horses started.
keene Rcnards won Tue first heat.
The fourth race wa5 won by Spendthrilt-
time Ola
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PHILLIrsBuRG, PA. May 2S.-The forest
fire is last approaching the town, and assist.
ance has been sent for.
PATERSON, n. j., May 2s--Danes Wells,
inventor of wood type for job-printing, is
dead.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-Damonds belonging
10 Ristorls troupe, valued at > 600, vera
found upon tue person of colored porter oil
4 sleepinG-cir.
DETROIT, May 2S.-Lieutenant-Gover
H. Fl. Holt was cowhlded to-day for an
alleged familiarity with lady named Mrs.
TrOtt.
BosToN, May 2S.-Abraham Jackson, an
alleged defauting lawy er, was indicted upon
three counts-vz &: False pretcnces, forgery,
and embf zzement. He was admitted tobaIl
in the sum of $4,000.
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The Georgia Annual Regatta.

~
SAVANNAH, May 2S.-The fifth annual regat-
ia of the Regatta Association of Georgia came
off to-day distance, twenty miles. The prize
for firsttciass yachts was won by the ELAN,
Of Charleston-time, 9 hours and "a min
utes. The second. class prize was won by
the Ware. of Savannah-time, 8 hours and
Il minutes. The third-class prize was won
by the Nannette-tilne, hours and 81 min
utes. The wind was very strong, and ma.
jority of the yachts that entered were COM
PEELED to withdraw on account of rough
weather.
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RIrrALIsM IN MARYLAND.-ln the Mary
land Protestant Episcopal Convention on
Thursday petition of the Church oil the
HOLY Communion at Washington city, OF rit.
uiistic procivitie>. excited a lengthy ana
animated debate, bringing to the discussion
some of the best talent OF the ConVentlob'
clergy and laily. No vote was taken, OUT 10.
dicatious are that the Convention VIII De
closely divided. A new standing committee
was elected, composed of all the OLD mem
bers except Rev. MIR. Randolph. who was de-
feated by two votes. Rev. Mr.. Leakin, OF
Baltimore, was elected in bis place. The de-
feat Of MIR. Randolph, as be was one OF the
presenters of Bishop Nottingham, is sign'b'
cant of the nearly equal DIVISION OF The Con-
yention on rilualism. The committee on
canons submitted report sustaining bisbop
W hlttingnam's Interpretation OF The canon
reiatins 70 proceedings against clersymen
which was made the order for to-day. IDe
attendance Of delegates is large, and the oes1
feeling prevail S notwithstanding the exciting
character oil the discussions Baltimore Sun,
2Stt. So
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England.

LONDON, May S.-To-morrow's settle.
ments at the Stock Exchange are awaited
with some anxiety. II is feared that the fall
IN Erie and Anglo-American telegraph
stock will cause some failures.
At s o'clock this morning Paul BOyton
had progressed seven miles in a direc5 line
from the French coast, and was making
steadily for the Epg!ish shore.
The race for the Oakes stakes took place
at EPSON to-day, and was won by Spinaway.
Lady Love was second, and Musket's Sister
third. There were seven starters.
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WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.--rhe Postmaster.
General telegraphs to his deputies that deco
ration-day is not legal holiday, and that
post-otfices are 10 be conducted as usual.
The Indians had another talk to-day.
They renew their complaints that the agents
cheat them.
The President has signed the commission
Of Thomas Simons rs Assistant Attorney.
General.
Many changes are threatened to Pierre
pont in the South.
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ps,R RENT.
EOR RENT. q

/ FOR RENT. Na
2 bat valuable ard attractive STOCK. HafLk-
FROST EllLDlN. NO 1908. With bssetsent.
store or o and three sioiies above, suitable fer
any kind Of business. 40 80. :. !. =. -
Handsome FUtIR.STORi sTOCK-BRICK.AED.
IkoS-COLUMN-FRUs VT tWaREaOUsE on Sc
seventeenth street. opposite rhe Richmoud Dock
ne ci0n. ,,s3 -. sst ~ 4
BRICK STORE. No. II Broad street, near Brhok
avenue. ~ t9S. = !. 49,
TWo-sTOEY FRAME TENEMENT corner OF
Cary aud we1tv ninth streets. 80 !
+ BRICK DWEI,LISG with. basement, and two
s'or C. above. and TWO acres Of anu attached, adj
JolDug ALIENS Evove, near she head OF the western
terminus of FraDkll strset. hi''f at 49,
Fk-AstG TESEMs Mt With 6ve rooms, and kitch-
en-, on \ street between Tsenty-ftih aud Twenty
sixth streets.
New FRAME TENEMENT on Tweuty.Hnh be
tween NJ AMI streets, With bascInent. and two
stories a4pTs. containing six rooms. and Kitchen.
BRICK TENEMENT with two 81 les e,ntain-
Ing four looms, ard kitchen. on y street between
Twenty. fiji Sand Twenty sixth streets.
TWU-sTUnY FRAME TENEMENT on TWEEN
ty -eghth strssi between clay and Leigh. Apply 10
RICHARDSON 81 CO.,
my 29-4t lib W. In street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Mutiny-Removaf from Offce-Ap.
pOanement.

pOantmenf. 7ss
(special telegram TO the Dispa,ch.l
NORFOLK, MAY 2S.-The crew of the Anne.
rican ice,scbooner Farm, from Maine, mutt.
MED iu Hampton Roads to-day, and the crew
were jailed by the United States marshal.
Three members of the City Council of
Portsmouth--Messrs. Larkins, Dickerson, and
Carr--were removed from office to-day for
malfeasance, misfeasance, and gross neglect of
official duty.
Captain J. j. Guthrie, of Portsmouth. has
been appointed SUPERINTENDENT of the life
saving stations OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima, with territory extending from Cape
Henry to Cape Halteras.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Throughout the
Atlantic States falling barometer. southwest
to southeast winds, and increasing cloudi-
ness will prevail.
For The Gulf States, stationary and rising
barometer, northwest 10 southwest winds.
partly cloudy weather, and stationary tenn
perature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, north.
west to southwest winds, falling and station.
airy barometer, partly cloudy and cooler
weather,
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" E G Z Z I n Z
is TIE
GREAT FAMILYMEDIClNE
AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GENERAL DEBILITY.

Debility is q term used to denote deficiency OF
hrnod' the putritlve constituents Of the blood are
I'm less than their re 'ldr proportion. wiiIe tlie w"
ferry part is In excess Debility is OF frequent oc'
currence 1t is i, cdent to variety OF disease
the lower limbs apt TO be swollen ne phtit,t
is ic- BILE and cannot bear much cXer1on. ne CIT
cnl atom is rrsr ular almost ALWAYS weak. rat
Ditutinn of ihe heart is very common Symptom.
Violent mo'ion often throws he heart into Inc iot
tumulIuous action. The vital functions are 'am-
guiGlv performed. The muscular sIre"ptn IS dl-
m tnshed; fatigue follows moderate or >lignt eAt r
else Ihe br ahing. though qulet wnri az rg TT
eyerfon a in running. a>crl ding heights. &c. ne
ncry0uS system Is often greatly nisor'ieicd yer.
Itro Cizzitss and Il fet hing Of fain'nesS are very
common Violent ana obstinate n'nralelc ta,lls III
the mead side, breast. or other parts ni me pouy
are also frequent a'tendauts upon Inc "a Fam
The menses are almost always eitncr suspended or
very partially perf"rmen he bile Is sca my aa inc
cosiirn, rsS with unhealthy evacuail"nS IRON me
howis AND dySpeplic state of the stomach, are ex-
trcmely common symptoms.
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General Assembly Of the Presbyferi
Church South.

On Tuesday, 25ih, the Committee on For.
eign Correspondence made the folio wing re.
! poftlupon DR.. Brown'sreport from the Com
uaittee of Conference with the Northern
| Church:
This Assembly, in the name Of the whole
Church, tenders special thanks to the Com.
| mttee Of Conference for the diligence. fidel.
ity. aud Christian prudence with which they
| have discharged the delicate and important
trust committed TO them, and whilst regret.
ting the result Of the conference as to its
chief end, hereby approves in general the
course OF the committee. and In particular
| approves and endorses as satisfactory to the
Southern Church The condition precedent to
fraternal relations suggested by our commit
tee-ViZ., f" II your Assembly could see its
way clear TO say in few plain words to this
effect, that these obnoxious things were said
and done in times Of great excitement, and
are to be regretted, and that now, in calm
review, the imputaton cast upon the South
ern Church of schsm, heresy, and basphemy
~ at once" JOSEPH r. WILSON, Chairman.
The Assembly adopted the above as a
minute.
The moderator (Rev. DR.. Hoge) presides
with dignity. His impressive manner Of
speaking does not fail TO arrest the attention
of the members Of the Assembly. He en-
forces order By an earnest courtesy. lplead-
ing the dcvotiors of the body, bis ability
will contribute much to the spiritual profit
of the large audience that will daily partici.
pate in them.- Christian Observer.
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GRANGE WAR.-~A considerable sensation
VA. created in the business circles OF this
c!,y Yesterday by circular to the various
Oranges in This district from some Of those
AoH-,o that are Grunge headquarters. A
coy Of The circular by some means fell into
The hands OF The general public, ard WIS
printed and disseminated over the whole city.
The circular appealed to The various Oranges
IN tac district 10 patrouZ" those houses that
are REPRESENTED by The slgners OF the paper,
and warned them against the danger OF losing
AL they had gained by falling to do so. TIE
indignation OF many of our merchants rose
high, and their dcpuuciIions against the
author, Of the circular were loud.-Lynch.
bor1 Ecput!icdn 18th.
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SWOLLEN LIMBS.
I.r1,SoS, n. H.. January 90, 1870.

LEBANON, n. H., January 2s, 1871.
Mr.. SerenS:: .,, ., ;,,for,, van NJ
rho affect OF YOUR BLOOD Further" upon my sEs,
I'm. When L commenced taking 1t. year ae, l
was very much deDll taitd MY Ilios WIZ s"" w.
nui rom carriage, ana very painful to go up or
down stairs Inneed, could scarcely SIAM on IN my
ronIdlv fler using your medicine Tor few
w.cks / began TO i'm, rove. My appetite improved
aud strength returned can now perform f inH
au me, Z; a. "a WaGErISE. Yours, gratefully,
l o"e ~ Mrs. &. A. II. TlLDES.
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DOR RENT. THE BE AUTIP u L. e.
Il SUBURBAN RESIDENCE and FOUR &sl
TEEN ACRES of LAND called :" NJ ontebe No. -
opposite to Mount Erin, few hundred yards be-
low the city.
The dwelling Is costly one. surrounded By hand
some shaue-trees. and commands fine view OF the
city and river. II Is admirably adapted for large
family. Possession lst Of June next apply to
JOHN Il. GOUDiN.
Real Estate Agent, Bank aud Eleventh streets.
nv 2g 81
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MARVELLOUS EFFEC
n. r. Stevens:

II. r. Serens: .oo,, :.
D,ar Sir-I have used EEGETISE, ana iee LIZ i, d
,n;y 70 acknowledge The gr, u heneht II mas cole
W" Tn The suring of The year S62 was SICK rom
general debility, caused by tverw3rk: wan, OF
and proper Iest was very weak ann ihucn r"
any benefit from ANY of them until was persuaoeti
10 try VkGETlSE: Btore hah takrm s,S b one
and gee cont IL d 10 take II every day. gan,
ing more strength until was completely rcstoreu
r. heal h. he effect of this remedy In the case Oh
es"~ ELIZABETH a. FOLEY.
2l Webster street, Cnarlestown, Mass.
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Asia Minor.

LONDON, May 23.-Ihe Lerant Herald
says a series of terrible earthquake shocks
occurred in the beginning Of May in the pro-
vince of BoronSa, Asia Minor. SIX hundred
houses we're destroyed. Accounts so far re-.
ceived show that one hundred and siXty-one
lives have been lost aGd one hundred and
eighty.seven persons Injured. The total
number of killed is still unknown.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May -Noon-stocks active, fe-
| vcrisp, and lower. Money, 2. Gold. ll6. TX
change-Loug 1879: short. 4gOH. Governments
active aud strong. States quicr aud nominal.
= observation-disclosures easy nj 2@2H. Sterling frmer
ut fS7ts. Cold active ut IL 6hQ1 164 governments
Gull but ST. ong. States nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 2S.-Virshia 6's, peelers. A !;
Virginia consolS, 81. West YIrginias. 3. SOrth
Carolina 6's, old, 2OI new, II special tax, 4.
Bid tO-.ay.
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In an interview the other day with the
Secretary Of the Interior, Spotted Tail said
lie fully understood what was wanted oil
him aud his people, but sud bis people were
stubborn, and be was afraid to speak, the
Same as the Secretary was afraid OF the
newspapers here.
Heavy rains 10 the West, it is believed.
have drowned the grasshoppers and thus end.
ed the plague.
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EEONCURE'S EXECUTORS vs.. Moa-
ll CURE AND AIS.
~ THE CHAScRRY COURT OF TIE CITY oF
RICHMOND.
The following Is an extracl from the dfcree enter
oh I'm mi, cause on lie Sti OF Stay, 1870:
nTne .urt doth adjuige. orIer. ana decree tn1t
,be pxecu urs of renry ". MonanEe cecea, 60, oo
rence "a fore Of the Dners OF thl
an account Of rbeir trap-acIioEs Is shch executor
In -tanng which account the commissioner VINO
snail state the same shall take c5 prtmd Jncte err
ract an biec however. to be saqnargtd or Iaisinf1
Inv any ~ rty fnler, sieaI aeourts heretofore SET
tied befoe . COMM SiOntT ~ 1rnFn 10 couft sAlo
cor d med eg court of Competent Juriso'cuon. =
| {. THE lid commissioner s;.aD take an acc lunpoL
Al cept, azd claims agSiust Ne stale VI Inc ssla
Henry W. aioncure deceased, stasia2 their nAal.ei
| mounts AMI uri0r ties, aHiilo whom co mlhfs an1
sn.Ii pIse notice vi the line ara pace " .ahtn
nToof OF such d, hts and eafe a2aii 81 the eStsiaot
fht sahs Henry w. MCSa cure. d. ceaseo, rs papsica
ZION C.icr q week for four successive weeLsIn soms
by s,,nilar publication he shaii gave hotI.A " atvI
lies 10 show caase, any they nave or cSni0m w.
a.. .sIue day and place 20 be namen ~ sasn ~
ue, why any baaIEs-pl no9eS inat tJay &c Aoh ~
IN ,hr han NOS OF lhs said executors sADuip nnn W
tnatd over 10 lhpe entliei tntreto unssst s 81 ~.
Gfunpf bond be4pa reQuirtGI Sna sA1 .u,inn
Hson.r will report who are tu,Ilen W upasiunt,o
Hoaer thc Will In SIe bal, aud procsenirsS
I'D the Interest Uf taeb disirlhulereapo ue
nropery conis n to- him. Der, or 90 No Aaa It
III dl.ulhu,ipn among saiu 49,. - ss
prCcee dipgs hrieeSdsr he ssnssd nv lar
Deemed rernae1l " which lss May 30 ey any pssss
!. - Srser ordered shaA the notices ortersa
70 i've nubilShs az afotessSA shali be y
nersonai service Of nesieseA 100 parties
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29
CoRS.-:nred 70 bushels White: 22e bushels

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKFT.
Sales from May 22d 10 the % h, reported by L..
Gimrrl. w.ieEmasrer.
CnttIe-93 lead. common to medium. 4@5Sc.
u b., gross; GOOD TO extra. 6SG7sc :! b., gross.
Nefp-" ouled. 5@6c. = H., gross; clipped,
46I54c. q ID. gro g.
IogsEl so head at aYt610kc. u h., net.
Lrnlbs-s2.50GIS4.2 q head.
Tsnls.-i6uS12 ~ hcan
Mich C0ps.-s25@S45 u head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-29

The RKvIv.LIsr-.- London, May 81
Moody and sankcy, the American reviYalIsts
cOutiLue to hold uumber Of meetings daily
There is 10 dmlnullop in the number Of
people who gaiLec 10 hear them. Amops
their bearer, yesterday were The Earl OIL
sh4ilsbury, Lore, Cairns, the Earl of Cavan,
aud many Clergyman.