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Awful Earthquake fn Mex
San

NEE YoRK, March l6.--A letter from
Gaudalujaba, Mexi,o, says an earthquake
occurred in that section ON the ] lth Of
February in San Cristobal. Nearly the
whole town was destroyed. Seventy dead
bodies were taken from the ruins and
many injured People are now lying ia
the open air. At Leon, Chalchihute and
Zacoalco the shock was severely felt.
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rather curious arbitration came

off at Selingsgrove, Pa, last week
tine parties being Henry Walter
and Ellis Hartmen, and the con-
tention a bend of 1000, which the
latter had given conditioned that
he was not to visit the formers
wife. The arbitrator gave judy
rnent for 81 900.
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The American Reyivalists
Stirring England Up.

LONDON, March 1S.-The atten-
dance at the revival meetings of
Moody and Sankey continues inn
mense, and there Is no abatement
in the enthusiasm of their. hearers.
The hall in which their meetings
was held last night was densely
crowded, and thousands of persons
were turned away from the doors.
Newspaper and other criticism OF
the mission of the revivalists gen.
orally continue hostile.
Catholic Bishop Appointed.
TORONTO, March IS. Rev. DIR.
O'Brien. OF Brockville, has been
appointed Roman Catholic Bishop
of Kingston.
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Pray not for an increase OF hap
piness and life, but for protection
Of your peace and repose.
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BROOKLYN, March ls.-The attendance
at the Beeeher trial was small to-day
Charles Forester, superintendent newspa-
per department OF the post-ofiice, was ex-
amined He said that Mrs. Woodruff 8
Steinway Hall speech was wrapped around
numbers of the Golden Age, in conse-
quence of which the passage ofthe Golden
Age through the mails was stopped.
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NEW YORK, March l6.-Six witnesses
testified Moulten telling them Beecher was
q pure man &c. Mr.. Beecher said Moulton
himself had testified to making these state
ments to hush the scandal, and could see
no use in adding other testimony. Judge
Nilsson requested Mr.. Sherman to limit
his witnesses.
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FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
" TE'sSESDfl + 41aJ Il LOTCs
SALES: "A. 600 viraIn,a oous,Is ND at h5k


SALES: 81 900 Virginia oonsols Old at 554.
Gotd.-t InericIn gold. ii bid
STATE Sectrities.-Vifginia cnnsOls. 565s lid, ssh
asker; Virginia corsois. new. 42 bid. I'm asked
fctIes. "a asked; Virsnis tax-receivatle coupons,
spa pa; 9o7s asked: North carolina, old, 20 bid,
city Sseurities.- Richmons city SO, l0s bid,
l04S asked: kIchmond city o. s3h bid. S41s Ask
Ell; Petersburg ciry 6's 75E bid Nor ok ci.y S's,
90 asked.
mortgage G'srJ: and D., S17S bid: Virginia Ten.
nessee Railroad second mortgage IS, j. and j., Is
bid: SJutbsiG r. Railroad second mortgage preferred
6's.,J anu $50 bid. So asked; Peer. burg Rail-
road FIRST mortgage SIS. j. and j.. 81 assen; Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad ir-t mortgage rs, j.
ana D., 103 asked; Richmond. Fredericksburg snd
Potomac RAILROAD rs. }. and D.. 90 bid, 90 asked
Iichlnond, fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
6's, j. and j., So bid: Richmond sud DaHvi!le
Railroad consolidated G's, II. and NJ, II bid, ~
asked.
Railroad Socks.-AtIanic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad, 100 par, bid; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg ana Potomac Railr lad common. 100 par. 20
asked Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rail-ond per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, so bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
per cent. quar- anteedr 100 par, 80 bid; Richmond
and Danvie Railroad. 100 par, 10 bid. 125 ask
ed; Glover III Raroa0. 100 par. bid.
Canal 'TOcks.-Jamcs klver and hanawha ca
Bank Slocks.-Natiora Bank of Virginia, 100
par, 101 bid: Planters National. 100 par.
1O5 bid. los asked; state Bank OF Virginii, 100
par. 81. bid: Union Bank Of Richmond, so par,
52& bid 53s a.kcd: Merchants and Planters Saw
ings, % par, 23a asked; city Savings. rs par. "a
bid. 24]z asked anS Of Commerce, rs Tar, % bid.
Insurance CUmpun :es--Vir2in:a Fire anu Ma
rne. 20 par, Ban bid; Virginia STATE. 20 par &c
cd: Merchants ana Mechanics, 100 par, 92s bid,
105 asked: city, 90 par. 80 bid. SS asked; Old
dominion, 20 par, 90 bsh. 97is asked Piedmont
ann airing ion, 90 par. 100 asked.
NiscfiinneouS.-uld dominion steamship Com
pany, 100 par. 70 bid, s. asked.
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TIE INTERNATIONAL SrSp.Y-ScHooL &C

The INTERNATIONAL SCSDAY-ScHooL Con-
vESTIoS.-Tbe international Suuday-School
Con, ention assembled in Baltimore on Tues
day, with Il very large attendance Of dele
gates and great enthusiasm for the work
which ii has iu charge. Among the members
who were heard were some Of the most emf
nent and eloquent of the clergy of the evan
gelicai churches. Various reports in connie
ton with the objects Of the Convention were
read. but discussion 10 regard to the topics
nearest allied TO Sunday schools could not be
commenced until Wednesday.
Rev. DR.. Curry is one Of the rice-presi.
dents. The Virginia delegates are: E. +.
Acree, J. II. Atkinson. 6. W. Atkinson,
AGophuS Blair. Dr. j. Edgar Chandler,
Colonel J Il. Carey. r. NJ. Dunlop, Rev. L.
G. DaShicll, }. w. Dawson, Colonel Thomas
J Evans, Arthur Herbert. Rev. j. c. Hagey
Thomas J. kirkpatrick, f. NJ. Latham, Rev
A. PcleaI. Hon. Robert Ouid, Colonel }. L
l.. Preston, Thomas Potts, Rev. G. K. Ross
j. ID. X. Seight, Hon. II. ". Shetley, Asa
SNYDER. Rev. J. W. Whitley, Mrs. Whitley
J. Il Winston, VII. Williams, and William
Willis, Jr.
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MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA BorSDARY.-The
arbitrators and counsel in the matter OF The
settlement of the boundary line between
MARYLAND and Virginia met today formal y,
At IL o'clock, at the Metropolitan Hotel, 10
The rooms OF Governor Graham. All OF Tue
gentlemen were present. EX.A.torney.Gep-
era Jones, of Baltimore, and senator Wbyte
rendered the invitation to the commission 10
take the trip down the bay. The lniita'lon
was declined by the counsel for Virginia,
Judge Robertson and Acknowledgement
Danitl-wbo stated that they would prefer
first 10 hear the arguments on behalf OF the
Sac OF Maryland. The counsel Tor Mary
land then enered on the presentation CT the
case for that State, illustrating the argument
ny their maps and CHARTS Washington tete-
qrQnl-BQltinOrc !Sau.
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E-efdnr frAna EailEilRe.

ICorrc spoudyuce Of the Richmond EipatchI
CASHIER CT BORDER GRANGE BANE-SUDDEE
DEATH PLANTS, PEAS, AND TOMATOES -
LAND IN pC>DEE BRITISH MASCFACrrRERS
DESIRE INF FORMATION.
DANvILLE, May 10, 1915.
Mr. J. J. lawson, formerly cashier OF The
Bank OF Ianceyvitlc, has heeu elected ca'hltr
of the Border Grange Bank. one vi our
CITIZENS, who is not Patron Of Husbandry,
remarked this evening, when referring 10 TIE
character Of the parties who had been eIeceu
10 the management Of the bark, that 1t was
Il happy combination Of The talent Tor getting
aud Tor holding.
Mrs. J. Z. uunnicutt, formerly bliss Ho!-
nat, OF Richmond, died this morning sud-
denly. Mrs Hunnlcu't had been I'll for
some time with consumption, but her condi-
! ton had not been rcgplded as critical, and
She had determined TO start on Il visit 10 her
friends in Richmond tomorrow.
Rev. =. Ii. Fonlainc, o! ReiGsviile, \. c.,
preached here yesterday III the Baptist
! church.
Professor II. H. Harris. Of Richmond Col
| lcgc, Was in the city Saturday last, and WIS
the guest of MIR. Hart, the brother of Pro-
frssor John lltrt.
A storm of wind from the South prevailed
here from Saturday evening 1.-THE S!h) Ill thus
morning. IL did not blow great gun>';
II vas almost an incesSaut roar; nervous peo-
ole could not sleep. This morning alter .
there was very refreshing shower oil ram.
have Known toblccO-plan:s TO be set out
| hv the 10Th of May. Can you discover that
! this has been done anywhere IN Virginia ILLS
season OF ia North Caroua?
Green peas are in market here-from some
other quarter; and tomatoeS-trom the Der
nudas. Prices generally nominal.
There has been a very remarkable chanSe
in the price OF llud near The Dundee Ju1clon
since there have been INDICATIONS tha. the
management of the Richmond aud DanVilie
railroad will open their shops there on an
extensive scale. Two thousand dollars were
offered few days ago tor one acre near the
| junction. The owner would not consider an
offer Of less than six thousand.
! The Central Association Of Tobacco Manu-
| facturers, Liverpool, England, have sent 10
parties here an invitation to attend genera!
meeting at Leeds. In the printed statement
| Of business to be acted upon | note : !, the
reples of the trade 10 the proposal loelN
minimum prices tor cut and roll tobacco; :.
TO receive a report upon departures from The
minimum prices agreed upon IN December
last: 3. the consideration Of the best mode
of weighing and sampling tobacco; i, the
consideration of the present position OF the
market for American leaf aud strips; D, 10
view OF the certainty that rumors ana MIS-
leading reports will be circulated by spectl-
Iators concerning the prospects OF the crop
of 1915, the inquiry about the steps neccs-
sary to be taken With view to obtaining
reliable intelligence under this head.
ALPHA.
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THE CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP kAlH.--AS
has already been announced. the Rev. Father
+ J. Klin will be consecrated bishop Of
Wheeling on the 231 OF the present month.
Toe ceremony will take place in The cathedral
at Wheeling between 10 and II o'clock 4. NJ.
and will be attended by large number OF the
diyntaries of the Church. Archbishop Bay
lev, Of Baltimore, will perform the office of
:onsecrator, while Bishop Gibbons. of Rich
moud, and Bishop Becker, Of Wilmington,
Del, will be assistant consecralors, and
Bishop Gibbons will preach the sermon. \
sarge number Of priests and other officers OF
ne Church will also be in attendance. The
iswcls Of Bishop Kahn are being made to the
order Of his many friends, and will be pre-
scented to him.
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THE CASE OF GENERAL FRANCIS Z. BLAIR.
GnrIal Frank Bl,n's Attending physicians
repo ia steady i'm Jroyemcnt in his condition
since the process Of the TRANSMISSION OF blood
was begun in his case, and they are hopeful
of bis ultimate recovery. About five ounces
OF blood was let into bis veins last week, and
there has since been very marked impi ore'
ment in hi, condition. He has received
about twelve ounces in all, and the process
will be continued so long as favorable results
follow. His family and friends, though op.
posed to the process at first, have been cou-
yinctd of its efficacy, and it is understood
now are anxious to have 1t continued. The
General is able TO assist himself TO great
extent, whereas before the TRANSMISSION OF
blood was begun be was entirely helpless.
St Louis Times, 10th.
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The CAPITAL WARRANT AND
ARREST Judge Smith yesterday, upon ln-
formation furnished bis court That prepara-
tons were going forward, under the d'rec.
lion Of Governor jacob, for the removal OF
the STATE archives TO Wheeling notwith-
stauding the Injunction, issued warrant ior
the arrest Of the persons engaged In packing
the books aud papers at the capitol by oroer
of the Governor. The warrant was piacea
in the hands of an officer and the arrest
made.
The parties will appear in court this morn.
ing, when some disposition will be MADE OF
The case. AS they are no doubt innocent OF
any guilty intent il will be matter OF regret
il serious consequences shall fail upon them.
But the dignity and authority OF the courts
must be respected and SO far as it is lett WITH
the judae of thus circuit to enforce the man-
dates of the tribunal over which be presIdts
il is not to be doubted that 20 tri1lng Win
the judicial power vii! be permitted.
Governor Jacob Is not here TO meet the
consequence of the reckless movement be
ms inauyurated. The promptDess Win
which he placed himself out OF the reach OF
the consequences of bis oct IS noticeable ana
G "a, acterislic. Charleston Nv. pa.) Courier,
1lM.
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Mr.. RANDALL's FRIENDS here say that he
will sweep The caucus TOR Speaker; that be
will get more votes than all bis rivals COM
5iued. This may be mistake, but IL lens
clear to mt that be has been gaining ground
of late In any contingency but TINS the
southern Democrats would not touch him,
for Sam. Randall is genuine Democrat
plain and exceedingly modest IN his way OF
lite. He is no associate OF southern arislo-
Gratis, and ordinarily they would not take
him up. They would now greatly prefer
Wood with his wealth and naughty airs. OF
Kerr with his intellectual iciuess; but Ran
d N is hearty, honest, and exceedingly popu-
lar. Every body likes him he is smart, and
would make good presiding cticer. under
Standing as he does parliamentary law better
than auy other Democrat in the ne" House.
Washington acknowledgement Re
JuJLicdA.
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Extract of a letter from Mr. {. b. Rouss,
Of New York, formerly of Richmond, to
friend in Charlottesville:
In answer to your esteemed favor l have
70 say that more deliberate SANDER than
the one you refer to was never puoilshed;
Il was originated by 4 set of unprlncipied
characters in the hope of getting their money
bv thi; infamous system of black.mall.
Twenty years of my life as merchant lay
before the public. l have fough ut my way
over rough, hard road. but it was the
straight one. did not believe there was
naper 10 Virginia that would publish so ma.
iicious and wicked a calumny. VIII you DE
good enough to set ME right before the peo'
pie! y. D. h'oos''
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The wonderful reyivalat Centenary church
was last night as Interesting as usual. There
seems to be no abatement in its power. The
assembly was large. the altar was crowded,
and six persons made profession of reli.
zion. The services, we learn, will continue
during the week. About three hundred
souls have been converted since the begin
ming of this work, and no one can yet foie>ee
its cuG. a policeman remas ked last evening
that the revival was doing more for the order
Of the town than forty policemen could do;
that the young men now quietly retlred 10
their homes, and all was order over the town.
Nav it still continue TO accomplish great re-
SUITS Lynchbur9 Ne,cs, 12h.
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RICHMOND AND PETEEsBUaGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
JCING JANUARY 4, 1875 trains

ftAlLHoaD SCmf
COMMENCING JANUARY 4, 1875 trains
W on this road Will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$50 A. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun.
day), connecting for all points South
md West. Sieeplng-car attached.
7:45 A. H., FkEIGHrTRalNd daily lexceptSun
davI, With coach attached, tor Peters
burg ana stations on The Southsldd
road. Lynchhurg, and the West.
1:45PM,, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Nil uoluts South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train viii maka
close connection st Petersburg for
Norfolk.
600 P. H., FREIGHT, dnilyS except sundayl
LEAVE PETERSBURG MONTH.
500 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily ieXceps
Sunday) with coach attached.
11a5 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for ell points Ea6
and West.
600 P. NJ, FsEIGHr daily Except 5undayt
coach attached.
500 P. NJ, Through NAIL daily Except Sur SUN
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through 20
Baltimore. Also making close COM
nectou with The Chesap-a axe and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs ana
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS VIII NOT stop between hlcnr
mond snd Petersburg ekcep' AZ Chester:
Trains on the Glover Hill ruilrnad viii leave
leave Chester ut 2:4U r. %. daily except sundays
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii Start IRON
AppoInattox depot. ,.nsn.
nO21 A. SHAW. SnOfrlnPnnenI-
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GERMASY--ARREsT OF 4 Cox. TRAITOR
Berlin. May 11.-The Provincial Press and
Bourse Gazette report that the authorities
have procured the arrest abroad OF the pIln'
cipal cousprator 10 the plot to assasslnatc
Bismarck and Fak. The Gazette says The
prisoner is relative of Archbishop Lcdo-
ctowsk while the Press states that he IS re-
lated to Mgr. DUNN, VITO was LedochoW-
skis predecessor. Both journals assert that
the plot included the assassination OF the
Emperor William. GEN..
The Lower House has passed the bill abb
roguting three clauses of the Constitution.
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RICHMOND AND, DASv:LIE RAILROAD oMp'Y,l
tFFICE MASTER or TEASspoarATIoN.
April 90, 1875.

RICHMOND AND DASVLLE RAILROAD oMr'Y,l ;
tFrIcE MASTER orTRANsronrATIoX.
April 80, 1875. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAlN No.
~ 1.-CHARLOTTE EXPRESS, Wesl ward-Leayes
klchmond at 5:oS A. ID; leave: Rurkeyille ut
$3.50 4; M.; leaves Dundee al LII =. ~; leaves
P. NJ: leaves salisbury q. GAS p "a; arrlrts at
Chariot e at s:4I 7. 81.
LEANS EXPRESS, Eastward Leaves Charlotte Mt
$40 a. NJ: leaves Air-I Inc Junction at $50 A.
NJ. leaves Salisbury ut 1852 4. NJ. leaves GREENS
NJ. leave. Dundee al Alb p. NJ: leaves burke
vile al SO P. Nj arrives at Richmond at 11:17
TRAIN No. s.-TnRoUGH MAII-NIw YORK
TO new 0nLEAEs. WestT.r11 Leaves k,shmond
leaves Dundee at 1o:a3 P. NJ; leave, Danyie at
1893 P. NJ: leaves Greensboro q 2 a. d.;
leaves Salisbury Mt 4:34 A. NJ: leaves AIRLINE
TRAIN No. 4.-TnRoUGH MAIL Eastward
at ASP. NJ: leaves Greensboro al 2:2o A. M.s
,aa"ts Danvle st 5:44 a. NJ: leaves dundee at
arrives airy a Richmond al 3:22 P. NJ.
THAN NO. 5.-LyNCIIDrso ACCOMMODATION.
! Wesfward-Leavps k,chmc I'd ~ A. M; arrives
at RurkcviIIe al 1913 T. W.; lenv's Burk. vile At
| l:2G T. M: arrives at Lynchburg at 4:2t z. n.
| TRAIN No.6.-suRKkvILLE ACcoMMonATIoN.
| Eastward Leaves Burs. Vile al 4:43 A. NJ. ar;
| rivts al Richmond at Eos A. n.
Trains Nos. and connect at Greensboro with
trains 10 and from katigh ard Gn'dsooro'
| All through Trains connect Ut Richmond ana Duns
| dee WIN Train on the Richmond. fiece ri"ksburg
| and Potion RAILROAD, and Washington cry. Vtr.
ginia nidla nd and Great Southern railroad TO ana
FROM Washington. baltimore, Philadelphia, and
| New York.
| Trains Nos. 8 ard 1 connect at Richmond with
| the Richmond, York RIVER and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points. 49,
Trains Nos. 9 and 3 correct at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richm nj Alrilne rail-.
road 10 anu from Greenyle. Atlanta. montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points. 80
| Trains Nos. 8 and connect nj Charlotte with
the CT arlotts Columbia ard Aiiunta railroad for
| Columbia uguslu, Savannah, Tallahassee, aud oil
southern points,
| Train No 4 connects at Rurkeylle with the At
| lau,ic, Mississippi and ohio rai ruId from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
| Tickets sold 10 all southern apn sUuu western
points, aDd pa9g8pe checked through.
Umbroken gauge from Richmond TO New Orleans.
| Pullman palace-csrs through IRON New Orleans
10 New York. Il. NJ. y. TALUUT1.
| Engineer and Superintendent.
II. 7. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May II, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-H'hite 1874 bushes. Rel 40 bushels.
CORS.-lFHiie. SiS bushels. Islisio, 4i6 bush
els. Stralc c0lored, 240 bushels. LWred. Oh bush
els.
UATs.-J6 bushels.
PUTATOES.-2S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-Whfe: 81 bushels prime 1T 81 80 !;
so bu,h"ls common 1T S1.2O. Red: 40 bushels
very gDoC ut Sl.52.
CnRS.- Wide: 500 bushels prim" ut SIC; 40
hu hrlS good N S6r.-totni, GOO bushels.
OATs.-50 bushels prime spring 1t 72c...
KF-s.NIlBirED.
CORS.-Strdtc-cO t0red: 2f0 bushels.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY -, 1875.
Arrived.
Steamer Shirley, 1ravers Baltimore. merchan-
disc and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat COM
pany.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise anu pa. sengeIs. l.. IS alum. agent.
Schooner Stahrd, Hogan, Philadelphia granite,
Curtis e Parker.
Schooner John 4. Curtis. CULLEN, Philadelphia,
ore and Ties, Curtis L Parker.
MEMORANDA.
six vessels arrived ut Providence on the 9th
with oysters from virginia.
The b rk Edwin Norwegian. - Chrisiotferson,
from Richmond, Va, was ut Liverpool on the lut''.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK, May 12.-Ai rived Colon, CITY OF
NV YORK Arrived out: John Patttn. Sawley,
Chudlow, Rrgira, Minnie Alien, Saga Lawrence,
colonial. Empire, Talbot, =. h. Stovem III, specu-
lal T.. California. ~ 1890, c,
Arrived: SclIooners ID. E. Sawyer and Clara,
from Virginia.
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HoSoE CoNFERRED.-The Board OF Stew
ard, of the Vanderbilt University OF Ten
nessee at its last meeting unanimously
elected the Rev. John c. Cranberry, D: ",
Of Richmond, to the distinguished position
If Pastor of Theology and Homoleics IN
that institution. DR.. Cranberry isa native
of Norfolk, and as theolosian ranks as one
of the FIRST among that large and distin'
guished body of d,vines that compose the
T,rpinia Conference Methodist Episcopal
Church South Norfolk Virginaan.
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Judpe James Paul. of the Supreme Court
Of Inc State OF West Virginia, died at bis resi-
reoce, near Willsburg, in that State, on
Tuesday.
posrAL.-J Joseph r. Gaines Is appointed
Do,tmas.sr at Harrisburg, Charlotte county,
Va. nice N. II. Harris, resigned. The name
of the post.ofiics at BIacks-snd- Whites, MOL
toway county, Va, Is changed TO Beflefont,
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c:

PIANOS, ORGANS, dc:
N ENGLISH ESEE9
n COTTAGE PIANC,YT TT
handsomely nishel and but little used just placed
I'm our house for sale. Also, constantly receiving,
NEW AND SUPERIOR PIANO-FORTEs,
at low prices;
PlASO.STOOLS, PiANO-C0VERS;
SHEET MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BoohS Tor
the piano;
pARLOR, CHURCH, and SCHOOL ORG ANS.
WooDHOUSE PARHAM,
nv1o booksellers and Stationers.