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1877

lSSy lSSS
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH WET, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, steel, RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT fQUIP-
MENT
JUNE 10. isT.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, rom Depot. cor
ncr uf sixth and u streets, ~ follows 80
For ptb-burg aud the West, 1910 u m. daily with
Pnrlur Tar to Pittsburg and sleeping Cars nom
I'Ittshura to Cincinnati, ~. II,iis and Chicago.
7spp. m daily, with Palace 'zr To Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Bufhlo, Niagara Fails.
and the North. $50 4, m daily eSc.gt saturday.
Lick Haven, Elmirn, aud Watkins, At 1910 a m.
daily. except sunday. -
Por New York aud the East, ipi5 D. m. daily, with
paihre Cars attached. Limited III press OF Pull
man Parlor CaIs aan n IN. daily, excepi SUNDAY.
For New York and tho East, In p IN. daily, eSoeps
sunday, with Sleeping Cars nom Washington 10
Boston.
For Philadelphia 5.2s n. H. and In r. daily, syceps
SUNDAY, and G'n and l9ib y. m. daily. Limited Es-
press, boJa u. H. daily except sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore, J:si ard sd a. and
IN n, ~. daily. except sunday.
For rngs Creek Line. go n. and In p. daily
except sunday.
tUt Annapolis, SO IN. aud t:S r. m. daily. eScsfA
sunday.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.

No. $50 Columbia street rooms, modern Inn
n 90 N
stable aud carriage house 10
No. 1908 Tenth street. roO,ns, modern iuUs...,. ~
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OUo "r." LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS CAT.
~ AIDUUE
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TRusIEEs SALE Of pc PENNSYLVANIA

TRUSTEES SALE OF pc PENNSYLVANIA
l. AVENUE NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF the will OF Walter Lcnox, dcceascd.
will Offer tor sale at auction, In front OF the prcmtSs,
on TUESDAY, the nj day Of July, A. ID. is.1. nj 6
o'clock y. NJ, part OF lot No l. In square 80 in this
CITY, viz: Beginning at the northwest corner OF said
lot on Pennsy and running thence south
weswardly ia line Ut right angles with said avenue
S53 feet thence south In line a right angles with &
thence north In line nj right angles with rci sin
feet thence In line At right ANGLES with said avenue
5l3 feet and thence along said aveuue .. 10 feet 10 the
place Of begnnins. and Improved by thret~story
brick building, known AZ ssS fcnnsylrsn avenue
northwest.
Terms; Opefourth cash; balAnne In threc equal
payments at respectively slN, twelve and eighteen
mouths nom day Of sale, With pee crnt. intersi.
Deed given upon full payment Of purchasc money. A
deposit Of $50 required upon sale. Couveyanciug nj
purchasers cost.
DuScASsOS Rios, AutS Ies. fMwtSds-
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JINIyERsAL r. r. TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICK EI>S to or from all points bcuzht,
exchanged sold nj "a reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other office or depot In this city.
Tickets good TIL used Basgase CHECKED thf9pfA-
nRiigiyY pa Pennsylvania avenue, Shoe stss~.
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LONT AND EOEND.

Y osT-ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED THAT
y note for 500 dated June i6, payable in sixty
laws amer date; by n. T. Hlman, and ndorsed by
Benz. SUNNY, has been lost by the proper owner.
Jetg. T. j. fHOMlrsON,
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AOUsES RENTED AT A REAsONABLl
y CHARGE.
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FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE OR RENT-A FIRST.CLASS FOUR
II STORY DWELLING HOUSE, with all the mod.
eIn improvements; iiue Mint, street, between l. and
~ streets northwest Possession given Immediately.
tVr particulars apply nj Iioi Ninth street northwest
my1Tif
E1OR sALE,-uIGHsTAND COUNTING.
- 'R0OM DtosE, with case for large books and
papcrs Black Walnut: superior make Good for de-
bartlnent use Apply nj this ofloe. apSn
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f'RDlsflSlLS,
DROposALS FOR THE SUPPLY or coal AND
CHASE oF WASTE PAPER.


WAsuTNGrOS ID. G., June III. 1877.
Sealed proposals IN furnish the Treasury Depart
mcnt with Coal and Wool Tor the ensuing year
will he received until noon Of MONDAY, June
- 1877.
sealed proposals ~ furnish Ice for tie Treasury
Department during the fiscal year ending June ~,
lS7s will bc received until O'Clock y. m, of MON
DAY, June -, 1871.
sealed proposals or the purchase Of Waste Paper
until o'clock T.. M, Of MONDAY, June y, ls17.
instructions to biddcrS will lie furnished on
application to u. l.. Pincy. Custodian Treasury
Department
by direction OF the secretary.
jcigGt ]. X tIToN. Chief Clerk.
DRoFOsA AIS FOR FRESH BEEF. SC.
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9O4. 006 AND 9OS .I FovR RITZ Ut.

FoR RENT-DELIGHTFUI.R ROO SIS IN A PRI.
II WAITE family, with or without Board, IN elc-
giant house surrounded by beautiful grounds, &C., IN
one Of the most cool, desirable aud healthy parts Of
pddresr. mylatf
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ALEXA NDRIA AMI FREDERICKSBURG rail-
WAY AND hLENANDRIA AND WASHING

AI@ IY XIII AfffxkSbRfh %s6 %SsH HhtI
For As Sn sSasy i ~ 10 10 II" sn a. IA 4 s'
For the south. yn Rch,Iond, ls'j m. daily, ss p.
Train. " eayr AlsRs5dris iSr Washington. g. T. ss
- a.. 70 u; am;;I, p ,,o; = q: and 4 pm
TSks,s GioripS'io Sleeping Isd fs,lo, car Acorn;
"nps q" @ "% and q !SS Ts
northeast corn"I ofstNth street and Penpsyysnis aye.
chscElns Of baggage to destination mum hotels aud
l. 2. FARMER, GcnerIl Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager spltjai J
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
rT5E Gh IkE M mi n siio r,htTAtR66i rrr
Morrill, ws'r No"THwSg asT s ;.g ,s,sr ";
LEAVE wusaiNor4s.
SO a. M, iisitimSre, Xnnapoiis and way stations:
7:soa. M. White sulphur and Valley Spring, Ess
s7:si ~ IN, st. Louis. Cincinnati Chicago and Pitts
| burg express, Hascrstown except SUNDAY.
$500 ~ M. baltimore ekDrssst
town Point mi pf Rosf and way ..d%
sSia, NJ New York. Philadelphia, Boston and Hal.
.sGo a n, baltimore and: way stations on SUNDAY
connects 70, Annapolis
i2io A. M, baltimore, Eiilcot CITY, Annapolis and
siaDp. M. N. y, and Phila, Express. On sunday
z Baltic only stopping At all stations Connects ~
aDp. m. B.l,Imore and way station
&. M Fr'T RSss s"f fl.Ss Ff stEis:
| chester and way stntions.
M FS HSasoss' s.i sas S s:,Ssr,
Passengers mr. Norfolk taken in the cars dirsos
SIS p NJ, Chicago and COLUMBIAN. express winches,
.i;n p M, baltimore express
siti p M, baltimore and way stations
+ wy 9of aRH rSSssrsis "a 6.po..
Train: marked daily; other trains daily esp.
| ulNs
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CASTLE ST. ANGELO, by VIM W. Story.
HER LOVERS, by SUE iIhTrl Jlngrtt,
StIlipTt RE CLUB OF VALLEY RET by hutho,
Of iiulrnS Babies.
AFTER IIibW. No name series.
TiIE rUiHfgSS OF BLiS~SINIl, by sarah y.
smiley,
THANKFUL H. pSSOM, by Iirei Hnrle.
DEEpHANES, by author Of One summer.
ANlADSi., story Of u dItHn by puIda. 80
EOiiSl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., by susan Coolidge.
Phyllis, novel, by The DurhcSs.
A WOMAN IiArER, by Charles Resdc.
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COLLECTIONS CAREFULIH MADE STATE.
b MENrs RENDERED MONTHLY WHEN DE-,
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VlNO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.-Tw0 ADJ0IN.
- Ing lots twenty feet front each, south side Of
street, between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth North
west, within half square OF the new State, War and
Navy building Will be exchanged for small house,
OF foI smaller lot Time wbe given for any differ.
ence IN price, lot will he given Tor the construc
ton OF house the other lot Address giving ioca-
tlon OF property, &c, &. MYGATr, i71 Fifteenth
direct Northwest, Iesl1
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HOUSES AND Ions FOR SALE IN ALL PARIS
OF The CITY.
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SYRINGE.

rINllRTT. FOURTH YEAR
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.


WdsttnQon has becone 20 large that ptdearL gIe Of
40 ordN ord here 70 nor only trdu 10 rcu hose
Quickly and 10 good enan; that Is By Inserting dd.
tvffisffnem IN THE REPUBLICAN. An dd,sTtissnteUt
properly oondessd eau be got Into four iinss uheh r
codI ory os1s for The ara aud each subsoQuem inse>
Non,
ENOR RENTING. lbs STREET NORTHEAST;
- containing eleven rooms; modern conyenieDccs:
III De rented low key corner tlTst s2d ssrce'e
Jssa-iw Ninth and streets nprIhwest
REAL EsTArE
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West yfrgsnin.,

IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE EPISCOPAL CON
VOCATION AT NEW DIOCESE
PROPOSED TO BE FORMED FOR THE STATE
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.
PARKERsDuRG, W. Va, April 20.-In pur-
suance Of the action Of the Council OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church at their meet
ing held in May last in Alexandria, Right.
Rev. F. NJ. Whittle, D. D., bishop of the
Diocese of Virginia, called n meeting of the
clergy and laitY OF that part Of the Diocese
which lies in the State OF West Virginia to
assemble in Parkersburg on Wednesday at
10 O'Clock. This convocation was to con-
slider the very important question whether
it was to the interest OF the Church to form
separate diocese OF the State OF West Vir-
ginia.
The Conference met, and after mature
deliberation resolved that the interest
OF the Church in West Virginia demands q
division OF diocese by the boundaries be-
tween Virginia and West Virginia. With
out concluding the matter Conference adj
iourned to meet in Staunton, Va, on the
third Wednesday in May at o'clock.
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STAUNTON.


HEAVY s'"NN-"Hfi!N" THEIR "'HS--'i!hAf
EAM fSTAi H-'HIN'i NAlrEkS-Ihh FL
MALE '"LLh"kS' sc.
correspondence IL '''e i''c"lh"h' ilSi"l'cn.I
APRH. 20, 1877.
Yesterday afternoon about dark violent
I.lin- and ihundcr-storm set IN, winch lasted
until nearly midnight. Ihc violence OF
III" rain was such that the proprietor OF
Forcpau@hs cifcll> >tr'ck the tent ana
th'rr was no performance. ~ midnight
tn" rircN> 'cl' LOT Lyhchhor-. lhrcc thou-
SAND persons "'SH"'" 'A' "t'eiiiooh per
iormanrr mere.
Tins morning 4 ar'aI! o! men from thc
@taun'"n Ar'iIIcry let Win ciSht horses lof
Lexington i" bring nome me TOUR rifle
pieces !9ancd ~ Htliela Sllil'". OF t!lc ' It
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

4 REVIEW OF TIE LIVERPOOL GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April 20.-A leading grain
circular in its review OF the week says ::
The slight relapse in wheat on Tuesday has
been more than recovered since, owing TO
marked animation and demand for con-
sumption. All the country markets have
continued to advance, with large transac-
tons in the usual course OF business. be-
sides numerous speculative ones. The float
ing cargo trade is firm, and high rates have
been paid for red wheat. OF the coast sew
eral cargocs were taken for the continent
At this market to-day the attendance was
not large, but there was considerable de-
mand by mlllers for both white and red
wheat, each description readily making I'd.
per GENITAL advance. Flour was Cd. dearer
for sacks and barrels. Corn was in poor re-
quest at Sd. per quarter decline.
THE CHANCES OF WAR DISCUSSED IN THE HOUSE
OF LORDS.
LONDON, April 20.-In the House OF
Lords, in reply to the statement that peace
might not be disturbed, Lord Derby said
he didn't like to despond, and the House
might feel sure, il the Government saw
any hope that diplomatic Intervention could
yet be successful in averting what seemed
to be an impending war, no effort to that
end would be left untried but he was
bound to say that, from all lie heard, he was
not justified in INDUCING the expectation
that we should be able to avert that great
European calamity, but he repeated what
he said in May last, that in that case the
Porte must not rely OH material support
from England.
THE sALFoRD ELECTION.
LONDON, April lin the Stafford paria-
mentary election yesterday to ill the seat
made vacant by the decease OF Mr.. Charles
Edward Cawley liberal Conservative Mr..
Walter conservative candidate) received
S,G42 votes against So poled for Mr.. Kay.
| The Times thinks the moral OF the election
is that the country declined to keep out OF
the contest in Turkey as long as its interest
is not aSsailed; and it believes the Govern
ment to be in favor OF vigilance, no doubt,
but also OF peace. Mr.. Walker may be
taken to represent the policy OF patriotic
inactivity, while the arguments OF the Lib
eral leaders tend to show that il they were
in power they would use force to impose
the will OF Europe on Turkey.
THE NEW MARKET CRAVEN RACE.
LONDON, April 2o.-At the New Market
Craven meeting to-day the race for the in
ternational handicap was won by Tassa !;
Bonchurch second, Plaisants third.
The Eastern War.
TURKEY WANTS TO LISTEN TO PROPOSALS FOR
APACIFIC ARIANGEMENr-PERs0NA
LONDON, April 2O.-A special telegram to
the second edition OF the Times from Con-
stantinople says: Turkey is dismayed at
the prospect of imminent war, and would
gladly listen to proposals for pacific ar.
rancement il it were not too late.
A Reuter- telegram from. Bucharest says
The Car is expected at Kischenett on Sun
dav. He will hold review OF the army
on the banks OF the Pruth on Monday.
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HANOVER COUNTY.

7IIr COUNTY COCKT-OPINIONS ABOUT TIE
NoFFETT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF COM
MISSIONER OF THE REVENUE FOR HENRY
DISTRICT.
lCorrcsrortcncc Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, Va.
April -, 1877.
orr County Court has Just adjourned.
No business OF special importance was trans
acted. Only two or three persons applied
for liquor licenses: but the licenses were
not issued. the Court thinking it best TO de-
Ter the matter until the May term, suppoS-
ing the Nollctt taX-law would be in opera
ton before that date, and that being the
time III which nearly all the liquor licenses
are granted.
The Motlr.i bill, I think, receives almost
the universal approval OF our county.
Even the merchants zone third OF whom l
have spoken 10 on the subiccD approve 1t.
except one or two, who think it will be too
much trouble for them to turn the crank.
\ primary meeting, with George 7. Haw,
ESQ, a> chairman, was held at Coleman's
store. in this county, to-day, to select q can
didate TO fill the vacancy in the eflicc OF
Commissioner OF the Revenue OF Henry
district, occasioned by the death Of the late
William f. Nornent, the county judge hay
ing awarded q writ OF election TO I'LL sald
vacancy at the May election. The candi-
dates for the position were Messrs. w. X.
Normcnt, Captain James D. Waid, w. l.;
Wingtield, T. B. Dunn, b. w. Talley, ana
John W. Pate-all Of whom had large cir
Gle OF fricnds-and considerable Interest
was felt. After considerable ballotinS MI.
W. K. Normcnt, the present incumbent,
holding by appointment Of the County
Court, and son OF the late William T.
Normcut, was chosen, Captain Waid being
the next highest man. The selection gives
general satisfaction. HENRY.
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CULPEPER.

4 luvNpER-sTQRM--D OF MRS. GENERAL
FIELD-CE0PS.
Correspondence o: the Richmond Wspatch.l
APRIL 20, 1877.
Last night about $3.50 O'Clock we were
visited BY one OF the most terrific storms
we have had for some timc-aperfcct huf-
ricane OF wind and rain, accompanied with
such share OF thunder and lightning as
would have done full justice to - a south
crn storm" Peal after peal OF thunder
shook the very foundations OF our village,
while lightning-hashcs lit us up clear as
day. 1t struck walnut-trce opposite the
dwelling OF Mr. r. S. Alcocke, on Main
street, stripped of wide belt OF bark,
and knocked off y few palings, but did no
other damage.
Our town was called upon on Monday last
TO mourn the death OF the estimable wife OF
General james G. Field, one OF our proml-
nent citizens. She was much beloved by
those who knew her, and was and had been
a consistent member OF the Baptist Church
for many years.
Our farmers are making active prepare
tions for & "bis" crop this year. Wheat
and grass are looking fine. RAD.
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TReported for the Dlspatch.l
presbysery OF EIOntgoyn cry.
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
LIBERTY, VA, April 10. 1877.
Parts OF trial were assigned to George w,
Davies, candidate for the ministry.
Rev. j. A. Miller preached at 1880, and
Rev. J. M. Price at 7:45.
A letter was received from Rev. &. NJ.
Howard asking that minister be sent to
Franklin county.
4 report OF the standing at Union Semi
nary of several theological students under
care Of Presbytery was read to Prcsbytcry.
Two ministers and three elders, not pre-
sent yesterday, appeared and took their
seats. Present: Fourteen ministers and
sixteen elders.
The report OF the Committee on the Re-
vision Of the Form OF Government and Rules
Of Discipline was discussed and recommit-
ted, with instructions to bring in all the
committees proposed amendments.
Robert X. Moseley, OF Peaks church, and
James A. Ncutz, OF Covington, formerly OF
the First church, Richmond, were exam
as candidates for the ministry.
Parts OF trial were assigned to W. NJ.
McPhccterS and Robert Il. Mosclcy.
The petition OF sundry members Of Peaks
church for n separate organization was
granted.
Rev. Mr.. Sutcr, OF the Episcopal church,
and Rev. L. r. IIoge, Of Lexington Pres
bytery. were invited as corresponding men,
bers.
Commissioners to General Assembly elect
cd Rev. K. r.. Houston; alternate, Rev. J.
:. Lefevrc. Ruling Elder, George =. Ter
rill; alternate. Il. Il. Norman.
Blacksburg was chosen rs the place Of
meeting next fall.
Most OF the day was spent in examining
McsSrs. Copredge and Ruff, candidates for
liccnsure, and discussing revision.
'rTCELUOE
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RirI,n,oud 4ispatth.
r APRIL q, 1877.
DANVII,LE.
.---.>,,,1cncc of the Richmond Dispafch.i
ICorrcsNoH"'"NS Ans11 10 1871

..,o,,,. Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ioorr''''' APRIL 10. 1877.
o,, oeicors Of the Tobacco Building
"> ssoc;ation for the ensuing year are
no" ';dnrt p. K. Jones; Vice-Fresldent, l.
nn,rn. secretary. +. J. Bell; lreasu-
b. Ca,lin; Directors, =. Il. Jones.
a IT. Erown, {. II. Hickey. Robert Bry-
i.n 80 y /. dickson, John NJ. liutch'ngs,
m ~ Grastv. IT. a. Wiseman. Robert q.
n.on. Trustccs. John +. Rison, Thomas Is.
~ & ". SWAIN. The annual report OF
,hr president shows that SO shares haa
boon issued: that during the year 2"f OF
,h,<c had been redeemed; and that the
working EXPENSES for the year were S23o:
Mr.. J. II. Mills. superintendent OF the
ornhan ASYLUM. oxford, n. G., gave an
entertainment with eleven or ms Waros At
thr Opcra Hall last night for the bercht OF
thr asvlnm. The receipts amounted 10
about ole hundred dollars. Inc eNctciScs
are pronounced delightful. -,
rnron,1,rll's circus and menageric will
no hrrr on Saturday. ForepauGh sent COM
,,1imrptarv tickets TO the pastors OF the
rbmrrhcs. II was reported that one Of them
ha3 consented. on special invitation Of the
mrnnrjetor, to preach in one OF the tents on
SrnCa,, and some talk was occasioncd
thereby: bat the report was not correct.
\. T. Torian has been examined by the
aIavor and sent 10 Halifax county for trial,
thc goods he is charged with obtaining
from Richmond merchant having been, it
j. said. delivered to him at BarkSdalc sta
ton. in that county.
Major l.. VI. Shumakcr is reported cN-
trrmc!N i'll.
ON TacSaav evening. aS Mrs. w. l.. John
son. wife OF Professor Johnson, was going
~ the LynchhurS dcp0; in buggy with
Nr. j. W. Lawson. the horse became fright
cncd and hacked the buggy down over 4
high cmbankneAl. The buggy was turned
over twice III going down the rmhankment,
and tha horse was with difficulty prevented
~ Mr.. Lawson from tumb!ing over on Mrs.
johnson. who had fallen out OF the buggy.
Strange to tell. Mrs. johnson received no
very serious injury.
Ai the second anniversary meeting OF the
North Danvillc sunday school, held last
sunday. Nr. +. :. Woodsoa WAS reelected
superintendent. and Mr.. p. ". Terrell
elected assistant Slp"riutcn dent. ALPHA.
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING.
THE SOLDIERS To DE TAKEN FROM
pACKARD's SUPPORT At NOON
NEXT TUESDAY.

ACTION OF THE CABINET YESTERDAY
THE CIyIL-SBRvICE REFORM-RIOTOUS
SCENES IN THE REPUBLICAN LEGrsLA-
TIVE CAUCUS AT NEW oRLEANS-PATRI-
OTTO SPEECH OF A MEMBER WHO GOES
OVER TO THE NICHOLS HoUsE-F1FTY
THOUSAND BARRELS OF OIL DESTROYED
BY LIGHTNING IN PENNsYLvANIA-EXE
CUTIoN OF A MURDERER IN SOUTH CA
RoCrNA-TWEED MAKES 4 SUPPLEMENT-
AIRY sTATEMFNT-ACTIoNO OF THE EPIS-
CopAL CHURCH CONvOCATION IN WEST
VIRGINIA ON THE PROPOSITION TO d.
VIDE THE DIOCEsE-TIIE EASTERN WAR
CLoUD-TuRKEY WANTS TO BACK OUT.
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-, FINANCIAL Il, ] i
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


American Goid.--1O6 bid.
STATE observation-disclosures oonsols Toy bio, I'm
asked Virginia copsols, new. 40 bid. a. asked;
Virginia tax-recelvable coupons, 64A bio, Sai
ctr Observation-Disclosures city SIS, 115X bid,
1 lfR asked; Richmond city 6's, OK bid. 9S4 ask
eli Petersburg city 8's 81 bid; Lynchburg city
Ss. 1CS bid Norfolk city 6's, 100 bid; norfolk
city water S's, 10S bid: Norfolk city Gs, 81 BID
Fredericksburg city ~, 50 bid; Manchester s's'
81 bid; Manchester Bridge 6's l0S asked.
e's, gold, NJ. and NJ, 1Gb bid, "a asked; Virginia
Central Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and j., %
bid; Virginia ard Tennessee Railroad funded S's,
j. and j., 81 asked; Petersburg Railroad first mort.
gage g.. j. and j., 27H bid, 81 asked; Orange aud
Alexandria Railroad third mortgage S's, nj. and NJ,
81 bid, go asked: Richmond and Danrille Railroad
consolidated 6's, III. and N. 70 bid: Piedmont
Railroad first mortgage S's, a. and o., SO bid, %
asked.
railroad HocEx-RIchmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed. 100
par, S3 bids Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed 100 par,
% bid; Richmond and Danylle Railroad, 100 pal,
Bank Stecks.-Firsr National. 100 par, ! Is hid;
National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, 80 asked !;
State Bank of Virginia. 100 par, rs bid, S5asked;
Union Bank of Richmond SO par. 4S asked; 3lGr-
chants and Planters Savings, 20 par Il asRchi Cn-
liens Savings, % par, % asked.
Insurance C0npnntrS..Vtr1nla f re aIlu ht s;o
rlne. 25 par 80 bid; Virginia STATE, e par, 32
asked Virginia Home, 100 par, 05 bid. LOO asked;
Association, 20 par, lS asked; Piedmont ana ar
lington Life, 90 par, 100 bid.
Neutrality-suspicious. River and kanaWha
Packet, 12h par, G bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21

LONDON, April 20.-A bloody fight near
Nicsics is reported. The early lombard
ment OF Odessa is expected. The NOR
chants were warned to remove their goods,
as the cuStom-hou>c will be closed. The
ships at Odessa are preparing to leave.
4 Reuter- dispatch from Ragusa says the
Turkish troops, divided into four corps,
are surrounding the Miridite country. The
inhabitants OF several villages have laid
down their arms.
BUCHAREST, April 20.-A decree OF Prince
Charles, issued to-day, orders the mobiiza-
ton OF active armies and their respective
reserves. The militia and civil guard arc
also called out. and m extraordinary ses-
sion OF the Chambers is summoned for \ pril
o6th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-21
New York.

A SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT From TWEED.
NEW YORK, April 2O.-An Albany dis
patch says cit is stated that Tweed has
made a supplementary statement to the
effect that in the election for judges of the
Court OF Appeals in 1870 Judges Andrews
and f olger were counted in by fraudulent
votes in New York, they having run be-
hind their tickets in the country. All this
could have been done without their knowl-
edge, and does not indicate culpabilty on
the part OF eithcr.'