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PETERSBURG.

, .rrT,NG OF THE BRITISH DELEGATES
t',N mrxRY TlNE--CoLoNlSTs CoNiNG-EVlf'
.rYs BROUGHT TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VISITORS, &c.
,l,-rc.,ondcncc OF the Richmond D,spatch.l
NAY &c, 1877.
Tnn concluding exercises of the British
celebration took place last night, and were
of q iovial character. So many OF the ceic-
(oteS still remained in the city that 1t was
thoncht the duties OF hospitality still re-
nu;rcd an additional demonstration Tor their
n1ntsr,aiumept. Accordingly n conrerSd-
,;nue took place in the rooms OF the ASSocla-
t;on. at Mechanics Hall, at which many iadles
wore nrcscnt. the feature OF the occasion
b.;nr the presentation OF a 1cWel 10 MF.
Alfred Greene, the scrGcant-at-artls OF tho
North American St. George Ch'oh' MI
Greene is from Hamilton. Canada. Inc
nrcscntation address was maze D! MI. 81.
ANDREW in 4 speech OF great h'thoi' ana
Nr. Greene. though taken cntirei! D! sur
rrisc, was equal 10 the demands OF the oc-
casion. and also kept the company IN roar
hy the felicity and frequency OF his hlts.
!; wYs decided that the Jewel was once the
nropcr1y Of the Princess PocahontaS. 1t
no, N truth an immense door.gon@ that
somebody had picked up at City Point.
This incident and others Of festive cha
racter kept the company assembled TO 4 late
hour and III the enjoyment OF the inquest
hlaytv.
II is stated that not less than dozen OF
our English visitors announce their lntcn-
ton Of making Virginia their home rs soon
n necessary arrangements To that end
can be perfected and suitable farms
for their purposes selected. there Is
no doubt but that many OF the dele
gates were men Of very large means, rs
lrrl rs of high social standing and personal
character They will be citizens well
worthy Of welcome il indeed they carry out
their avowed purpose Of purchasing and
settling in Virginia.
1t is said that three of the thirty survivors
Of The charge OF the Light brigade at Balak-
Law. sat down NJ The banquet on Thursday
night.
Henry Clark and Dolly Jones (coloreD
were tried before the Mayor this morning
and sent on to be indicted by the grand
Jury oi the Hastings Court for living to-
,rrilcr in !awlcSS relation. This is the
third case Of the kind that has come before
his Honor in the past three days.
Rev. f. +. Eaton. having returned from
The Eartist Convention 1t New Orleans,
will conduct the services ut the First bap-
ti>t church tomorrow.
Tie flags that have decorated the streets
for the past week have been generally taken
down for return To the hayward ut Ports
mouth. and the usual sombrc appearance OF
our walls Is restored.
The picnic OF the Old-Strcet prcsbrtc-
ran chapel Melted go fer church purposes.
Nr. 6. -. Wootton. OF your city. has been
in the city for several days. rs also has Mr..
r. e.. Eooth. OF Noituway county. lately
nominated for Governor OF Virginia on his
Centennial record. ROBIN ADAlR.
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CULPEPER COUNTY.
-,..u. iAnmnn IL The Richmnnl lispltcN.l

ICorrc- pondcnce al the Richmond DlSpatci.J
CULPEpER, May %, 1877.
The regular term OF our County Court
began on Monday last-Judgc John W. Bell
presiding. Being Whit-Mondav, large
crowd enlivened our streets, our colored
population being largely represented. The
Commonwealth business, with few eNcep-
tons, has occupied the whole week. Sevc-
raj eases OF mi>demeauor and theft have
been disposed of according to law and
to-day Eddie Williams, Il young gentleman
OF color. for larceny, was sentenced to the
pcnitcntiaIy for twelve months to learn n
trade"
Our municipal election came oil yester-
day. but as there were no party lines drawn
this year everything went off quietly. Major
John i. Stanard independently was elected
Mayor over II. c. Burrows, nominee OF the
Conservative Convention. Both arc Con-
servatyes. Although there was little or no
excitement large vote was polled.
We are having delightful weatner-rather
cool, but fine on wheat. Our farmers are
in fine spirits, and busy putting in large
crop OF corn. The wheat and grass are
looking fine. RAD.
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Mexico
COMPLETION OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE
RECOGNITION OF PRESIDENT LERDo.,

COMPLETION OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIE
RECOGNITION OF PRESIDENT LERDo.,
NEW YoRK, May 28.-A New Orleans
dispatch to the Heraldsay General Lever,
All agent OF President Lerdo, has Just ar
rived here from Matamoras. 1t is under
stood from him that arrangements have been
made with the States Of Mexico, Sinaloa,
Hidalgo, Chipas, ,IaIizco, Jobasco, md Cam
pcche to pronounce for Lerdo. AS soon as
an attempt is made from this side this will
positively be done, and General Escobedo
is in San Antonio engineering the project.
It will be first made as ieint on the North
ern Pacific side, in Sonora; but the main
attempt will be made near Matamoras. The
boast was publicly made to-day by one OF
Lerdo's agents here that he would be in
possession OF the Mexican capital in three
months. Efforts have been made to pur-
chase arms in considerable quantities, both
rifles and revolyers, to be shipped to San
Antonio and Matamoras.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May 26.-Gold opened ut 1O1.
yo0D-Siocks firm. Money call, per cent
Gold lO6H. Exchange-Long, 48S; short, 490&
State bonds steady, except Louisiana consols which
have advanced nearly per cent. Governments
firm and Il shade easier ~
Ereping-Mnncy per cent. Sterling, ass.
Gold, 1909. Governments barely steady. States
unchanged.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. May 26.-I.oans decreased two and
million Iceal-tenders increased one and one-eighth
million, deposits decreased one and quarter mil
lion. reserve increased one million.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 2G.-Virgiuia 6's. deferred, 81;
Virginia consolidated. Tx; second series. 4la4
North Carolina 6's, Old. 90 new, 8: special tax, 2.
bid to-day
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TIE FIRE AT THE SCOTT IRON W oRks-
Losses AND INsCRASCEs.-Read Pa,
May 25.-The total loss caused by the de-
struction OF the Scott Works by fire last
evening is now estimated at about 100000.
The assurances are as follows: $4,000 each
in the Liverpool L. and S. Home of New
York, Delaware Mutual, and Guardian OF
London; $4,000 each in the Merchants OF
Providence, Equitable Home Of Ohio, At
lantic OF Ohio, Roger Williams Of ProvI-
dence, American OF New Jersey, Etna OF
Hartford, Sun and Fame OF Philadelphia;
and $1,000 each in the Relief OF New York,
Commerce of Albany, and Northern OF New
York.
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THELATEsT TELEGRAMs
HOW SENATOR MORTON's LETTER
Is RECEIVED.
THE WAR NEWS.

RETURN OF COVE RNOR GILBERT c.
WALKER FROM HIS CALIFORNIA VISIT
MEXICAN REFUGEES SAVED BY A TIMELY
DISPATCH FROM Observation-Disclosures
TAIL OF THE NEW JERSEY DOCTOR WHO
KILLED A PATIENT BY THE ADMINIsTRA-
T1oN OF CHLoRoFoRM WHILE EXTRACT
ING A TooTH-REPoRT OF THE SELECT
COMMITTEE ON COMMUNIoN-WINEIN THE
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
THE RACES AT LOUISVILLE. &C., &C., &C.
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Illinois.

THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
CHICAGO, May 26.-In the Presbyterian
General Assembly the committee to which
was referred memorial relating to COM
munication on wine reported that the con-
troll OF this subject should be left to the seve-
raj churches, with the earnest recommends
ton that the purest wine attainable be used.
An amendment that Intoxicating wine is not
necessary at communion, but that non-alco-
holic fruit OF the vine should be used, was
tabled, and the report was adopted.
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CONEECrIOsERIES. &c.

G0ODS.-One
i THOUSAND dozen two and three-pound Canned
two-pound Strawberries, two-pound Raspb0rrles,
two-pound Dniasons. tWo-pound Blackberries, two-
pound Green Pens, two-poupd sugar-Csrn Cur-
Thugs California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Dried Peaches, three.
fe24 Eggfs@stfet IssY,gsl412 Main street.
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California.
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2G.-A dispatch from
Oreville says: In the case Of Stainbrook, on
trial for the murder OF the Chinese at Chico,
tue jury this morning, after being out ali
night, rendered verdict Of guilty Of muir
der in the second degree. The other parties
indicted were James Slaughter, John Slaugh-
ter, Eugene Roberts, and T. e. Conway.
They were then brought into court, and
Withdrew their plea OF not guilty and plead.
ed guilty OF murder in the second degree.
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New Jersey.

ACouITTAI. OF THE DOCTOR WHO KILLED A
PATIENT FROM THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF
CHLOROFORM.
ELIZABETH, N. j., May 2G.-The jury in
the case of DR.. Warren G. Wcstlake. on
trial for manslaughter with chlospform
while extracting tooth, rendered verdict
OF not guilty.
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Kentucky.
THE TURF.

LOUISVILLE, May 26.-In the Tennessee
stakes race Milan MONTGOMERY second,
Bramole third. Time, 1:16. In the CUTLER
man's-cup race, j. B. Foley, riding Bill Dill
lon, won. Time, 2:014. In the selling race,
mile-heats, Daniel Il. won-straight.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIvER)
AND KANAw1IA COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1877. }

PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING, IN
i whole or In part, the BUCHANAN AND
CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY, THIRTi-SlX
MILES, including SIDINGS, are Invited.
Plans profiles, and specifications, may be exam
ined at the eolnPany's office IN Buchanan no on and
nany,s office in Richmond JUNE21sT-the right to
reject any and all being reserved.
THE company will 90 on to prosecute inc WORK
with 400 negro conyicts, which tue contractor
must take Bidders will specify what price they
will allow for convict labor, aud what amount they
will receive In company,s frst-mortgnge eight per
serve of twenty per centum will be made:
Address the undersigned as above, or WILLIAM
JOLLIFFE, Chief Engineer, nj buchanan, Va.
JOHN W. JOHNSTON, President
Buchanan and CIftou-Forge Railroad Company.
my 23-dcod3t&wlt
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Georgia.

THE PosTMAsTER-GENERAL IN ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, May 26.-The Postmaster-Gen-
eraI and the Postal Committee arrived here
this afternoon. Their arrival was the occa-
sion of an ovation. They will be enter
tanned at grand ban quet tonight
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, May &c, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 40 ho@sheads, IL
icrccs. and 1G boxes. The offerings ut auction on
Change were 65 packages; Of which number 81
were taken in, and the remainder sold ~ prices
ranging from 81 40 10 S47.50.
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imperial, sI.1o@s1.so; sunpowder, s1A5@1.7o
for ctr rhnIce. T, + 5.

Tor Strictly CHOICE.
LIcorice.
Lfcortce Paste: j. G.. g. Co.. 3Ic.: z. r.. 23c.:
A. y. c., 23c.; X. & Co.. 24c. p. &. 2Sc.; Ancao'
27c.: A. G. c.. &c.: G.. g.. 2ec.
Liquors. Wines. NC.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2assz.iS p
dozen gold.
Brandies: Domestic. s1.25Gas2: fruit. s1.35I
S1.b0; apple, new, sl.75@gS2; old, 32.25@s3;
virginia peach, az. 50aas3.50:
Rue JYhiskeps: Medium. II .50@s2: pure old. %
@$4: Virginia mountain, new. s21$I.oO, ".-
$2.50@s3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. IL .25fGS2 imported, 80 81 eaSe
NeU England Rum: S1.60.
Rectifed lVhiskeys: Market unsettled; proof'
SI.23@$1.30.
Lumber. Slaves. &C..
Lumber: White oak. il269S15 Q 1000: Western
Virginia poplar. Sl2.509S25 q 1000; white pine
$2O6S75 Il 1000 yellow pine boards, Sl0G1sl4:
DIST S12@$1S, according to lengths. Shingles,
Pine. s2.50@S5: cypress six-inch. Sa50@$l!
f6 $1,000 L''hs-spll'' $3.50 sawed sSz0Ssz'''
iStaues Whiskey barrel timber. green. 81 6M$29f
900; seasoned, S2O@S25 p 1000, Flour-barra
timber, S6@$7.5o 6 1000. Flour-barrcl pOles,S7
@s; hogsiead-hoops. no demand; hickory-hoops'
$3.50
hIill.Fced.
,hiDstuG: $4,000. p busheI
BrOlUnSluF: 35GD40c. D Dustel,
Wheat Bran: zoe. a b'lshei.
Corn Bran: TIC. Der buslie.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.MS1.25 q 100 feet.
Polodcp: 1915 by the five kcgs-less than five
kegs, 1925 blasting, S3.25@l$350. ..s.
Shot: Northern, Sc. 40@S2.5 q bag Of rs ib6.
Griudstones: lEnS2%c. q h.
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COMMERCIAL.
,ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EACttANIE.
RICHMOND, May &c. 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-JThite, 81 bushels. Red. SS bushels.
CoRN-Iphfte, 600 bushels. Mi,rcd. $50 bushels.
OATS.-S2S bushels.
RYE.-l0 bushels.
OFFAL.-3O0 bushels.
BuCKwIIEAT.-72 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT-Hvhtte, 81 bushels at $l.37! Red. l 0
bushels good Mt $I.70; "a bushels fair ut 100 !;
81 bushels very good at Sl.70-tOtal. "a bushels.
CORS-JVhite. 100 bushels private terms !;
go bushels very good ut 65c.: 60 bushels very
good at 67c-total, 800 bushels. W.ced. % bushels
very good ut &c. l2S bushels prime at G7c.-totll,
22O bushels. -
RE-EXIIiBITED.
OATS-1QO bushels.
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PROFESSIONAL.
GWIS W. BARRINGER

r EWIN w. BARRINGER
IL formerly of North Car0linal
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
EOS SOUTH SEVENTH STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Commissioner for Virginia. Prompt attention
given 10 all business. Best references gwen rs to
legal and financial ability. Insurance matters 4
specially. NH
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bushels.
OATs.-10O bushels.

Fine $3.50: Supcriue. S7.75MSS; extra super
inr SS.75M&g: common family, S9.50IS10:
fancy family and City Mills, $1,000. Markc. very
dull.
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SPE CT A L..

The great CENTENNIAL COFFEE AND TEA
PERCOLATOR. 1t saves 20 per cent. Of coffee.
Can he used In any coflee-pot. Price, Soc
The MAGIC PLAITOR-for all kinds OF plating.
Price, only $3.50.
REFRIGERATORS OF the best kinds made at
lowest rates.
Cali and examine the above articles.
Z. B. TAYLOR.
nv Il 101I Main street.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET.

LONDON, May 26.-Atthe Stock Exchange
there was very general rise this week of
steady character, and it was not confined
to British securities. The reasons are vari-
Gus, and in some quarters it seems to be 4
mafter OF surprise that stocks should not 90
down or up because Of the satisfactory situ-
alton in France, the tension of her relations
with Germany, and the utter uncertainty
regarding events which may grow out OF
the Turkish war. But strong
party in France are supporting the Bourse
for political reasons, and are assisted by
SPECTATORS for rise.
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EspyTS. SHOES. sc.

Il. +. TtSSLEI. WILLIAM ii. PIERCE.
VNINSLEY Il PIERCE, 403 Broad H51H
l. street, Rcimomd.Na.. have opened their R&S
new and well-assortcd stock Of lUOTS,S TsN
SHOES. TRU NkS, VALlSES, SATCltELS.
| &C.: and will keep II full line 81 llAND.MADE
| GOODS tor gentlemen and ladies from the best
manufacturers. REPAIRING DONE NEATLY
| and PROMPTLY. my 1-3tawlm
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t,RnCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

MMOND lLLUMINATOR-th
- most perfect kerosene-lu and illuminatorin
the markct-a Brilliant steady light, and burns with
out 4 chimney. ,.
LITTLE WONDER odorless. safety NIGHT
LAMP. Every family should have one. Price. 25c.
observation-disclosures designs, cheap,
and lined with galvanized iron; great Improvement
REFRiG ERATORS, FRUIT-JARS. &c.
GEORGE GIBSON. JR.,
my16 1907 Main s'rcct. :
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Some newspaper writer's are condemning
Bishop Coxe's lines on the new crusade, be-
ginning:
TO armS-tO arms!
Cod wills Itso.n

"Trump Of the Iord-I hear IT blowl
Forward the Gross: the world shall know
Jehovuh's arms against the foe,
Down shall the cursed Crescent 20!
TO armS-tO arms!
God Wills 1t So"
Brother Lafferty quoted two OF the verses
Sunday in strong sermon which he
preached at the First Baptist church on the
missionary cause. He clearly showed that
his sympathics were with the Russians. 1t
was plain enough, too, thst his auditors
feelings were in the same direction.-Pe-
ters5urq Appe0!-Richm0nd letter.
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OF OO1 n5 PROFITS FROM slO6.25
Ol.LCl. y in thirty days by a TIME op-

$ STOCK CONTRACTS -,
judicously managed, on the plan OF nmitea y, ia-
hiiity, always ensure good return-oiteh teh tihe
the Investment In rs many days. :
Send for information und the New system OF
1A-' II. POTTER WIGHT 6 Co,
Gold and Stock Brokers,
i 35 Wall street, New York.
INV OF .otaw&wtse1a
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, May 26.-Cotton firm; uplands.
lie Orleans III ses 5sS bales
1857 bales; continent, 76 bales. Flour III strong
and in buyers favor only very limited business
common to fair extra southern: s9.55Msl0.55 for
good to choice extra. Wheat dull and strongly In
buyers favor: scarcely ANYTHING doing. Corn Cor
56M6Oc. for yellow southern: 66@67c. tor white
southern. Oats dull. Pork dull; new, $4,000
gid prime C
with more inquiry sugar Tm KcS qnne ht0
Rosin unchanged Frcights firm.
BALTIMORE. ...
BALTIMORE May 26.-Flour dull, heavy, and un-
changed. Wheat quiet: PENNSYLVANIA led, $l.70@
sl.74; Maryland red. 81 .65@s1 20; Marrlaud am
a aHti iiaSsc. ioWer; southern White CSC; yeilow
6O@62c. Oats dull and steady: southern, 42G4sc
Rye. 75@soc. Provisions dull and UNCHANGED
Coffee frmer, but not uuotably higher. WM:key
quiet ut &l.l2. Sugar frmer mt l2c
CINCINNATI.
GlNCINNATI, May &c. Flour dull and unchanged,
Wheat dull and nominal; red, s16o@31 20. Corn
47c. Oats quiet and steady. Rye dull at soc. Bar
changed. Lard quiet and steady. Bulk-meats III
good demand; shoulders s4s9 short ri5 ini nsne
ssieS SoV s@ fsaF a. anI Sc for Shoulders clear
rib, and clear sides. Whiskcy tirnrr at $1,000
Sl.06. Butter dull and unclaimed Hogs quiet nn M
unchanged: receipts, 575 head; shipments, $40
head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 2G.-Flour dull and inactive.
Corn-Nothin2 done. Oats and rye quiet aud mac
tive. Pork quiet at &l4.50@S14.75. Rulk.meats
and bacon very dun; nothing done; all offerings
taken at yesterdays prices. Lard quiet cnoiGe
leaf ticrcc. 1l!c. Whiskey, 5l.O6. Baggins no'nl-
aly,unc!mnged
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. May 20 Flour dull and nominal
Wheat inaclvc; No 2 red fall, Sl.G5; No. 3 red
fall, Sl.49aG3l.50. Corn active; No mixed
t3I,bfA 33r D:ls dull No. =, 3SC. bid. Rye dull :
CSC. bid. Whi>kcy $1.07. Pork inactive; job5ing
lois, $1i.25. Lard quiet: summer, $4,000: win
ter SIC. Hogs and cattle steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 26.--Tour dull and weak: west
crn extra. s6.75M$S.5u. Wheat active: No. 2
spring. y .i3l cash aud june Si.43 July; sales at
SI.40Ms1.43 July. Corn active, weak, and unset
tch at 44sc. cash, 44'c June; 46]c July; Oats In
nj roe barley steady at zoe. May. Pork dull and
weak AT 1880 cash $l3.35 May, $l3.32]5ensl 3;33
So cash 32!.@$9.3J July. Bulkmeats easier
and unchanged. Wniskey. SLOT.
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GREAT BARGAINS 49,
" FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYSGs0
AT JAMES GOLDES'S,

1897 MAIN STREET.
intend to sell on, ms entire stock or BOOTS and
SHOES at cost to discontinue business. Ladies Serge
Congress Caters, Sl.2l worth go: Ladies' Serge
foxed Ballnor;llS. Sl25, cheap III S2.22: Ladies'
Pebble Goat BalmoraS Ellis, cheap 1T 81: Ladies'
French Kid BamoralS. 81 so, cheap At :2 2? Zeg,
Ter Phtdcphia Ladies' Plain, Scr.c. and Foxed
B;lmorals Also. Misses and Childrcn's Fine shoes
al very low prices. Gentlcmen'5 Fine Calf Boots,
81. 5 worth - Gcntlcncn's Fine Hanl-sewed CAR
Roots $50, cheap ut So Gentlemcn's oxford Ties,
Luoics' slippers ana Newport Tics, at the cheap
shOc-stOrc OF JAMES GO.DEN,
my4-lm No. 1897 Main street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

CVNHI
CECURITY. SECURITY.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE u CO.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
1893 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Representing the following Companies:
" assets i ~. r. . 49,. s2s,ooo,eoo
London. assets YER ] 100000
CONNECTICUT. OF Hartford assets
over Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia 175,00O
Representing the above staunch OLD Companies
we solicit the patronage OF the public upon their
UNDERSTANDABLE SECURITY AND PROMPT
AND Liberal. SETTLEMENT Of all claims.
my 7-2m
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fTTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. iii MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN A. COKE, President;
FIT. GLASGOW, yice-PrcsIdent;
f. b. MEADE. Secretary;
j. b. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
an l3-3m
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sEwIya.nACHTNEs.
THE NEW HOWE
LIME. CEMENT. AND PLASTER.

LIME. CEMENT. AND PLASTER.
D0CKLAND LIME, GROUND AND
LII CALCISED PLASTER.
200 tons fine. fresh GROUND PLASTER.
500 barrels SEWBURG CALCISED PLASTER
per schooner Eclipse;
1880 barrels ROCkLAND LINE landing this da1
from schooner Joseph FarwcIl.
For sale low by IaD 3OJ A. :. LEE.
II ME! LIME! LIME.-Fiye hundred
IL barrels OF
INDIAN ROCK LIME
received this day FRESH from our new iron-cad
kiIns. For sale low.
business office 500 Cary street; Hme depot. 1903
Dock street DILLON. Elicit & CO..
Manufacturers.
MARCu I7lS77 NH 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-28

GO S0-G ENT'S CALF Em
OC.CU. BUCKLE LOW.SHOES atsI
j. A. GRIGGS'S.
amos Tenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-28
LOUISA COUNTY.

THE TOBACCO AND WHEAT rRoSrECTS-CoRS-
NEGRO BOY DR0wSED-CoNFIRhATI
CATHOLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOLD
MIN E-GuBERNAToRiAL-WI WANDER
EILT-R Y--l.oCusT$-TABLEAUX AND
CONCERT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-28

OK -GENT' FINE A1
S4.CUe CALFSKIN CONGRESSES
CATERS ut j. 4. GRIGG'S.
an29 Tenth and Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-28

,,,rr,Sc OF THE BRITISH DEf.EGATEs--
t'sN ,,rpRy rlNE--CoLoNlSTs coMiNG-EvlL
1,rrps BROUGHT TO nooK-pISTlNGUisHHD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-28

sDAscOs PORTS 1T eAs.>ss
J. 4. GRIGG'S,
aD2s Tenth and S1ain streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-28
Russia.

FLIGHT OF PEOPLE FROM EUrAT0RIA.
Moscow, May 2G.-Intellgence from Eu-
patoria. in Crimea, announces that most OF
the families belonging to the weather. class
have fled to SimflrapaI and other towns in
the Interior All shops are shut. The Rode
stead is deserted all merchant-ships having
left. The smaller vessels have been sunk
or hauled ashore. In the town there is a
pitiable want OF provisions.
, 1877-03-17

ested have divided the loss between then, rather
than rush into the courts. In this ease, however,
the Directors OF the Third National Eanx. unwii-
lin: to impose 50 heavy mss upon their stock
holders 'shen they ARE advised hy their attorneys
that they are not legally bound tu pay over the
Iloney demanded by the other banks, have decided
u contest The case in the con1ts. The decisinn
wi!l bc one OF general interest bankers through
impa.iencc.
, 1877-03-17
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ten feet was passed over In q very rapid man
her, but when the ambitious uzrhin undertook
to climb gracefully up BY the pressure OF his
knees and back agafnst thc side OF t1c chimney,
lie found it to b. q tougher job than he antici-
pated. After ten minutes erertion be became
alarmed, and i'll twenty minutes was bowling at
the top Of his voice; The neighbors heard his
shrieks, after he was nearly dead with fright
and exhaustion, and finally succeeded In tracing
the sotnds to the chimney. 4 rope WAS then
let down. aud in few minutes the blubbcring
youth was drawn up to the daylight and put
through a course of discipline, which will no
doubt prove highly beneficial in its results