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GEN ERAI sTEb EG RAPHICN NEWS.
The Northern Msthodist General Conference
i RECEPTION OF THE FRATERNAL
MESSENGERS FROM TIE
4 CHURCH SOUTH.
THE NEW ENGLAND FLOODS

Serious Charges Against the Congress
sional Printer--His Indictment Re-
Observation-Disclosures Arrested
Mutiny and Nurder-The Whiskey
Frauds-Interesting Foreign News
Bristow's Troubles and His Presi-
dental Chances, &c.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 10, 1876.

: = IkKOff1tO-sD5 1S5
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 500 bushels. Red, 962 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 9sS bushels. Mired, os6 bushels.
OATs.-12S bushels.
MEAL.-S0 bushels.
POTAToES-4O bushels
CLOyER-SEED.-2 bushels.
SALES.
WnEAT-White, $50 bushels NJ $3.50; 90
bushels prime ut l60; Ia bushels of 81 40 bushels
at S1.56-total 500 bushels. Red, 140 bushels at
$3.50; &c bushels ct 40 "a bushels very good at
1885, 100 bushels at S1.47; SO bushels at 81 40
total, 3SS bushels.
CORN White, "a bushels prime on private terms
% bushels good on private terms; 124 bushels very
good ut 5Sc.-total, 226 bushels. Utred, 100 bush.
els on private terms; 116 bushels very good ut
56c.-total, 216 bushels
OATS.-124 bushels on private terms.
aIEAL.-S0 bushels on private terms s.
RE-EXHIBITED.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MILITIA.

The richest Chinaman in Cail.or n Is Ia
iPo TaL physician. BE owns s7s, 0o9 Hoith
OF real estate,
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i ~ a. - ies ~ 90 rYsss, SsSf ~
sa,es IN =, >o 1920 Tnts vesrn TX a
samaa I'd sont1ern a,sef and stsnsiy: coasof 70
go "A aS1aS M. css,d n, choier ssys
SsssSasa RI arNsss isity letter its 1ooa
Z, al az fr nd sessers II
s.ore III M FOR White sssecrns Corn sestsr;
~ mew Os stccdy md fsfay a
52Sc for white western and State. Ccaee-Ri0qnies
and Arm at 16H@1SXr, gold. tfor cargocs .I0x9s
lo.c., gold, for Job tots. SHEar quiet Toe
fair TO good retiilng; redtiet 4r, Mclasses Hendy
win ms,serata tiemsuE Rcslp and
pari. Arm nnfi hrfd hiciers Tisw e11 EfrS nfmcr
nrime steam eI SO--the iatscf for
choice. Whissey shade hrlncr a. ~
q utcs ai't ese4'e
| BALTIMORE ~ ~
BALTIMORE. May 13,EIcar arnscr and Icore
active; City BILLS extre d. 25@ e7; other GRADS
unsbsngsd. Wheat dsa and heavy Psggsy1isss1pats
amber, S1.50@$ 10; FIiite, South
ern corn quiet and frm; western active and 6aey-
ant; southern white. SO @G3e.s yeliow. e1@68c.
Oats easier; demand Inodefats; good to. prime
southern, 40@43c. Rye dull at l2g7 DC. Yroyt.;;ss
sions dull and heavy. Mes posk, SS2; BalS.ansats
Shoulders, 9xkG9Ac.,S clear rib, 12,189 1afQE
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INSULT TO "REBELS. "

| In relation to the exhibition OF Rother-
| mers Battle OF Gettysburg in the Art Build
| ING the Norfolk Landmark Of yesterday
says: "In short, we are justified in pro-
nouncing this positive breach OF faith, and
we think the people of the South would
consult their own dignity by refusing to at
tend the exposition.
"The organized militia Of Virginia, to be
represented by the Blues, have record in
peace and war which should Of itself have
protected them against this insult, and we
trust that General Fitz. Lee, who is to COM
mand them, will charge home on the man
ayers OF this business their lack OF faith and
decency.
"And especially do we hope that Virginia
will refuse to allow any OF the historical
portraits under her control to adorn the
walls OF the building distigured by what the
Tribune's correspondent calls the bloody
daub" OF Gettysburg.
owe trust the same dignifed course will
be pursued By the Historical Society, and
that the pictures OF our colonial and revo-
lutionary celebrities will be retained in our
own possession to save the very canvas on
which they rest from glow of shame at the
affront put upon their State.
owe were Of those who advocated Cen
tennial appropriation by the General AS
sembly, but we confess that our advice, had
it been followed, would only have led to an
unexpected humiliation"
THE OLD DOMINION AS A DEAD-HEAD.
Sin after years the conduct OF Virginia
in reference to the Centennial" the IndeI-
ADpeal fears, "will be looked upon as very
small and very mean. She is there as dead
head, Zone might say mendicant, for her
commissioners are drawing regular salaries
from the moneys given by other States,) and
we fear that those who see her little mineral
exhibition in its borrowed space will be apt
TO recur to the brass which could thus reap
where she had not sowed, and gather where
she had not strewn."
THE PHILADELPHIA MILITIA.
They used militia to keep order at the
Grand opening, and, rs Dom Pedro wit
1essed their extraordinary manGuYres, he
asked in astonishment:
"yat eez doze?"
ssThose are Philadelphia soldiers, your
Maiesty," eagerly answered eX-Secretary
Rorie, his face lighting up with pride ct the
fancied compliment to the citizen soldiery.
g Feealdeiphy soldats, eh,o slowly repeal
cd fine monarch, as he gazed at them curl
ie a, General Boun Pr Broolctya Aryus.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-The number Of
maid admissions to-day to the Centennial
Exhibition was 16, 900.
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TEE - 4 MS GLORY.
THE GREAT SHOW As VIEWED NY
VARIOUS EYES.

4 BRITISH DINNER no DISTINGUISHES
!. AMERICANS = THORNTON AND GRANT
HoBEoBBING-BAYARD TAYLoR,s oPIN-
ION OF THE sIIoW-Bo oTHs BooTH-THE
ENGLIsHMEN WITH THEIR BLANKETS
THE PRESIDENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
POETRY OF THE PERIoD-THE YANKEE
PICTURE OF THE BATTLE OF GETTYs-
BURG-yIRGIyIA AS a DEAD-HEAD-Ex-
HIBITIoN OF BRAss-wHERE rs GENERAL
BOUMp
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JUDGE N'LAUGHLIN'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EH0rGuT NEW FEATURE IN SUNDAY
school. SEEEICEs-PRosPECTS OF THE
Ck"PS-rEESO%AL ITEMS-P o E SIS X
ECrlI"tH'% NEW B0OK-CESTESNIAL
-CEEW--uEGANIZATIoN OF 4 MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATIONS.
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DIFFERING TO THE ABOVE CARD
[ u we take pleasure In notifying Our friends that
we are prepared to carry on the buslness Of AN
lily GROCERs and SHIP-STQRES IN THO 10use
formerly occupied by Mr.. w. A. Walker, and VIII De-
hnppy to see oir friends and customers. :.
Mn. HENRY DoBBINs the lac clerk q q, NJ ~;
friends q. II. CAhhiNSiUN % ~. ss.
my 13.5t -. - -. -5-... -.
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VIZ d. ROBERTS s. CO., 428 north
w sixth street, can't be beat on GROCERIES.
we keep the best class OF everything IN our line.
CAL. ASUGAR, 10c.; 4 SUGAR. ls.: hiO ssOf-
CANVASSED. l5c.; PRIME TEA, 75c. TO $l 80 =
EXTRA FLOUR, $8.7D; and other things @ cheap
accordinely. we guarantee satisfaction. Goods
delivered free to all parts OF the city, Give US ca
a
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FLOOD IN TINE CoNNECTICUTRIVER.

LANCASTER, N. H, May 12.-The entire
valley Of the Connecticut river is broad
sheet OF water from Northumberland to
Dalton. Travel is entirely suspended on the
Boston, Concord, and Montreal railroad be-
tween South Lancaster and GroVeton juno
ton, on the Grand Trunk railway, distance
of twenty miles.
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or BOXES ], PRIME BACON g. b.
70 iief SDs Celebrated opTIsiUs- HAMS ayerags
90 bo 1sa sHuNS No. 3 BACON SHOULDERS, 81
so tieTces No. 2 HAMS, 81.
INV o-ea oSF ta'e os CHARLES T. WoRTILaM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-09

How curious And on what . slender thread hangs
the great doctrine Of our Immortality. great many
precious truths taught By Spiritualsm, and illus
trated BY parannns bells, tambourines and banjos
This nineteenth century wonderful psriod to live
In.
Brooklyn stIll hugs hcr clerical excitement with .
pertinacity worthy OF bettcr The majority In
Last weeks Congregational Convention decided TO CO.
operate with the Advisory Councils Committee Of Five
In tho attempt to the scandal to barrow and then
dig II OUT very important minority regard tho Ad-
visory Council usurpation Of authority, and not
only decline to act on any committee, but withdraw
altogether rom the convention Ora Storrs, Buding
ton and Taylor have practically taken position outside
the denomination until this whole matter falls into
potent hands II very serious detection and there
must be something wrong somewhere those gentle
men would not care 70 take decided stand Where
Is the truthf
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tries TO tho Lord and keep his plumber at the
same time. Either the plumber or the Lord must be
given up because tho latter has yet boon known
TO mako any compromise with the former Some
people seem be laborns under the impression that
though they llegitimate means TO get money, II
they give ons-tcnth to the Lord will permit them
full enjoyment Of tho nine-tenthA Such statement
seems to be faulty in logic and false In fact
poor fellow, who had been entirely obvious to tho
difference between meum and twum, and whose theory
Of life seemed BE- that everything his that be
could reach, arrested BY those who differed from
him In this opinion and put into DURANGO villa. He
was evidently OF thoughtful turn OF mind and came
70 thu conclusion that he might possibly havo made
mistake IN his way Of reasoning, for whom an ofnccr
looked into bis coll and said 1.-THE Law allows every
man COUNSEL who win you haves he looked up, with
bland SMILE aud replied, "wsIl, think Moody and
Sanksy could give me better counsel than any enc
else"
The ways OF spiritualists are sometimes very dark
Il 10 funuy told Of Mrs Hardy, who has . troupe OF
celestial sculptors 81 her command who work In par.
anne a. 81 per hour That evening, while on her
way 70 private stancs, something dropped from hcr
lap 10 the floor Of the carriage II was curious coin
cidcnce that on that particular evening the angels
found impossible TO produce entire hand, but did
exhibit pretty fair assortment OF 0nsers and shumDs
which looked a. though they had boon broken on
some model Il 10 not quito fair, perhaps,
10 conclude that tho mysterious something that
dropped In the carriage was the whole, OF which
these nngors were part, but human nature i Nsls
apt 70 jump Al a conclusion when IL has or chance
On another OCCASION just the usual bucket Of par
anne was being covered that Tho spirits might work
che DARK scspsis who was assisting, dropped into
hair pound Of bluIng. Still, whom the hand was pro-
ducsd Il was a. white = ever Tho angels had gone
70 the bottom Of the bucket said the d.sconaied
medium. because The bluing was q non-coDductor.
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the Church Of the Immaculate Conception. New York.
and now pastor OF the Church of<he immaculate Con-
espsIoa, irvngton; X. Il rapidly recovering from
Rev. Father AdoIphs, formerly OF bennington. A.
sumes pastoral charge at Alden. He Is succeeded In
bennington BY Rev Father Hamel recently assistant
Rev. Father Mullananoy has been transferred from
Schenectady 70 the pastoral charge OF the Church Of
the Sacred Heart, Rock City Falls, n Y.
The Dominican Fathers Byrnss. Boksi DAILY, Quinn
and McKenna have been GIVING a very successful
toriss closed mission in the Cathedral In Boston on
Wednesday.
The Little Sisters OF the Poor OF Brooklyn warn tho
charitable against unauthorized females who en-
gagged Ia collecting as they state to aid tho Sisters IN
rebuilding the Home for tho Aged The Sisters call
themselves on the benevolent and win gratefully ac-
cept the smallest donation
MIsCHLLANxors.
The London Jevish CAvowic< In discussing the Illogical
ceS OF tho Catholic Church while accepting those
corded In the New Testament declares that "nothing
but an ther REFORM ending IN an approach in the direc
ton OF Judaism can save Professionalism; and the
sooner this reform be undertaken tho better
chance VIII Professionalism have 70 preserve ITSELF hit
interval have lost OF its leading minds and there
may not be sufficient oArnesness spirituality and In
selicst LEI! % cope with tho gigantic evil"
classines certain deadly which peculiar TO tho
sects" As for instance, pride IL the distinguishing
of Quakers envy Is tho root evil OF
soth OF Prcsoyteranism, anger and hatred OF the Es
tabshment the sin Of tho Baptsts and so on And
against these giant sins tho Catholic Church. mcaning
his ownl Is struggling nightly.
The Interior tChcago) advises young not to
marry girls who have bird ssaps in their hats unless
they willing to DO and broke
early In matrimonial life.
Dr. >. Wells Williams, of Utica, N. Y, for many
years the Secretary Of the American Legation In China
and master OF the Chinese tongue, has accepted .
new professorshp OF Chinese language and literature
In Yale Col'ege-the nrst proiessorship Of the kind
established In this country.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Bldwel has accepted call to the pull
pit made vacant by the expulsion Of Mr. Glendenning
from Westminster Presbyterian church, Jersey City.
An effort was mado by the adhercnts Of the latter 10
set up an independent congregation. but the attempt
wash failure.
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CHAT BY THE WAY.

unless you learn 70 control your Temper q wIl vssy
room learn 70 sontrolyou.
.Yeu can very easily DO IN Ave minutes what you viii
IA Il hard TO undo In - many years.
III. rockingham says Of Thomas Paine that though
1 a drank more brandy than would now DO deemed
A2loed, no was nevertheless ono Of tho worlds bsns
Z keiorx How much brandy can . man take aud ssiIl
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nrxD AT XIV ronx rnox ocronna l, 1919,

IOthi, loo 70 loft uOo oot
From the date OF the establishment OF the CON-
mission emigration rapidly increased for years;
then fell OF greatly, especially during the rebellion.
then for eleven years. high rate, aud finally
q decline began In 1874 and still continues, with
prospect or less than 900 arrivals for 1870 against
20I 5S1 only four years ago.
ALLEYS LANDED UNDER rnE CARR OF the COMMISSION
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OF TINE COMMISSION

or all the aliens coming into country II per cont
on the ACREAGE have landed AZ New York city. When
ever the influx has boon very great We have landed
nearer so per cent
word as to nationality and VIC shall close :-lreland
was until few years ago, nrst In numbers but Ger
many is now ahead and counting kindred or reutonis
races very considerably ahead We give tho totals 70
all the United States from 1920 10 1870 both years In
elusive and the number landed Ut New York from
n.v 1QIy IN Janunrv 4 1S-6-
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LONDON rTOvTUIIEs
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AUSTRALIAS PAPERS

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and Hulled Rice !
DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
CHGOR CD X NJ II
Is TIE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEEUIN


| TKlHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAISSr
II the unfouuied statements ireIueHfy ufir thai t1s
eoupo.ilca u CuuznnIzE j ku1un O. Chemists all t14
Mecai profession. Tie cf is Chldr1fue vas di.cgFsre
staHl arI uEnei by him. ari t has ta lli Attempts
at analysis By the frst Chemists q TIE day he ueil
and secret q The prclarau have never teel ub.-e II
obvious. thereire. thai anything ~ aaasr the nams
D.. J. COILS BROWNIES CHLokODfNAs i q s1afi-
CAUTION Chauesli6r sir w. p. We'd stated ihai
Dr. Coils Browne uaioubey TIE urenior q Caaro-
REMEDIAL UsEs AID ACTION.
This iaraIabis remedy proasss guet refreshing sleep.
relieves ptn cas The system restores the atflnse rc
icus asd stimulates healthy asou q The sreus c ils
body uitha1t cestE aug e hoae unpleasant rcslta ~
tending the Of oriu- li and younz may tEe n &c All
tfy O. i.s uarvei0us good eets and u0ndeui cures uas
medical axtoi ts riffuc nest excessively, usnt IN
great Quantities % the fnesius deases. Chsra ulea-
tsry, Darhas Ce1s, CgsEhs, Asthma. Ehsunasra, Nsa-
raisia, WI0oPihs Ceugb. cramP HysisriA, 1e-
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIOSs.
he Right Hon Earl Russell slrsaicatsd to tae C,.rs
q Physezrs and = T narcupurt tha Be lad fcerct r
oruttlu O. the eject hst hc or-1 remedy q any sHca
Dr. Love Meical Missionary i1 Ildl. reports Dee sI
haf n nearly cf Ch1sra i1 ulh lr J. COILS
BROWNIES CHLoE0pTSE vas aimiuistcreds ths ratsut
E1frasi from M,fisaf Tar jan T. iss-a cbsraiyas
j. prescribed ty scores q arfh1ill medical rractners o.
n voud hus be s.sguariy popular aii q aat
Ertrasi fsos hs e1sis Bard of Hsaiih Land5n %
IT, scacy Co CHOLERA - So strongly are Er -1urler g ~
urEs the necessity = ldog gtlrs g iu az cases.
CAUTIOU.-Nure geurine rifhq1t the words O. Dr. =
COILS BK0WSE" the 01ferauIcut stamq Over
sheiming medical tlsiizl1ny 1cctnl ltnes carh bottle
sois Maauf.esursr 1T. DAVENPORT.
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Agents 10 ssu York y. II. seaiE7TEzrs c. 49, . G.
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ITS NAME INDICATES ITS QUALITIES,

lst Because It is adapted To all the wants OF
family sewing.
I'd, Because 1t can be readily comprehsndsd
by any one wishing to sew.
Sd. Because 1t runs 30 easily.
4th Because IL lie always ready and never
takes on "hts."
18th. Because Il will do any kind OF sewing
With less changes and fewer eAtra attachments
chan any other machine.
9Th. Because It 10 self-adjusting.
7th. Because ii Ia made OF the very best ma.
terSls, add in the most thorough manner, aud
will never wear out.
II isAtwo-threAd machine, making an elastic
Lock Stitch.
Ithas s str ,ight short needle
II has shuttle with Patent Spring Tension
Ita upper Tension requires no manipulating
to admit the passage Of hnky or uneven thread
whether linen, cotton or silk.
Ito oiling 10 done upon the under side b,
turning II up on its hinges, and soiling goods 10
impossible,
lie stand is solid aud firm.
Its table IL long aud roomy.
Every part works positively, ard II IL pousub-
iect to the yielding or uncertain operation OF
springs.
No machine costs 80 little for new parts and
repairs.
Needles, and All articles required, are fur
nished ~ Iess prices than those for other ma
chimes.
The above Sewing Machine 10 offered By this
paper ~ = premium Tor clabs-sse terms.
Agents wanted fer every town In this vicinity
Address az above aud state 10 What paper joe
cav this Advertisement 6tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-02-17
"That Lass O Lowrie,' .
BY FANNY aoDGsoS BURNETT.

The fields Of "scmBSEHH who have read
'auly Time Trouble" 'Oue Pay ~ Arle,'
'sIhe Fire 81 Gran'lsy Mills and others Of MIS-
Eurnett's short Stories, will not need 20 be As-
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The scene OF the new novel IL lid to an English
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the interest il unhagRing,
Among the notable papers We mention the fol-
lowing. A SECOND "FAHNERS VACATION
uy Col George =. Wanng, descriptive ofa row.
boat ride 81 two hundred and my miies, in
gue If the most fertile aud Interesting Of the
VINE growInR valleys Of Europe a region never
seen by tBe ordinary traveller, but full Of Interest
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hEEIES on ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES On
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STATE Unworthy Wesleyan Unive rally, Amherst
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country. Elegantly illustrated articles on OLD
NEW YORK, illustrated papers on AMERICAN
CITIES &c,
yAe editorial eoutroi aud direction u the Mag.
azfne VII remain 10 the hands II DR. boi.iAED.
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