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THE SOUTH CAkOlAlN<A CASE.
RlvAl CLAIMS OF nrrLEa AND Connia ~ sKT
FORTH NJ ax-oov' e!AahskLA"'
.'s,.. f'on NC .st~ t ~ to'' He,.a He.aa
,Crsst t'.,ss. ~. .sa.',.'r -. ~. .sst,"na.. .
u'' ~. ,. 49, .e,,,s.o, t.ar, a,,, .,sto,n.nt
~ .h.' te;. t'e'. ~ aa,oH ] vit % ,ho % ,ontrny.r.y
~ .ae ..,.,,. .hns,.,,,u ..,.,,,os, s,o -.
uos' ..a.. .,"a,.aa ~ t. +. .ayor hniox E,,r,
49, .h., ,s,.,, hoar,rr. -, t,r x.r;o,s
s"s .ss.'. ,.s..a,.r., ns', h. sn.,, ~ ,nr.o.
44~S" conn,v,. =, ~,
ur,,. f,ct. ,no,, which III. co,bln,a r1,fn, tn
!, sh.,san.,, -as,. !, .,I,l tlnr. f,ha,nher.
,.sss -. .s,..". ,res t,,,, nYT + poh.r,. .on
. ~ aa.,sss, rro,,, South t,.r,IIro orn,rcl M,rri,
:, 1S.1 .,o,,.r,, .ta.t,,u ,,. h,,I in tb,t
80" NJ 1sS,t f,r a,,,,, nnl ,o,,n,y olc,,rs.
~, - .''...h.ns - tha rr,.r.. ~ l,.nrrt..,,ta,
ano Aol ".e".oS'e '"e
tires sud aho etate Lcels'hsufo, ana 'oF
pnEt Of tho members Of tlla State Senate.
The trturus OF ths election we're u,allc Ilrstr
H., ,r, ..v.rol fu,,nf. NJ nrct.inct u,nnartra
~ 'H8 '9'e..1 -, ,,,,,,,1,o.. 49,. f,,,.,.
poafu eoaslsttux VI 'n's' ".>s' s"o .,1! N..o.
missioness OF Election 1of the'f respect1so
Courtv f,nnvoxscrs: second. by the several
nss.s. ~, r,v,ty cauva..rra tn the Ronni ~
!. 1N1us ~ eo4ns' .,.1.,ss.,.. .,sa s c.s..., ~
state CAnsasaets u eo'ou'p'a' tao hap'ta. u
tho State; third, by the hoRTd Of staee Cau'
vas.cra, sxho ast finally upon the returns md
.,s.ss.,,iac mi dcc1aro the r,.nlt, RI, 1,,onl
4.1"c .s ~. -, ,s.,, =
OF stase ]aa'a@s1s. W e'us' ""t 4ot'' e''"p.0's"
thciF canvass LII thts election a''d returned. a.
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Edmunds, Thurman, Wadlctgh. Wallace, aud


Edmunds, Thurman, Wadlctgh. Wallace, and
otiers.
Finniiy tho vIcc.pfee!dent decided that the
subject was question Of
TIE HIGHEST PRIVILEGE,
hnd could TO considered in tho morning hour,
notwithstanding tho objections.
Mr. Thurman appealed from, tho decision, and
tho yeas and nays being called, the declston Was
suatstned-yeas ~, nays ~,
Nj. Patterson voted with tho Democrats in Tho
negative, and Ms. Conover With the Repuolcans
In the affirmative.
Mr. Da.1s t1lI.) did not vo.s when hts name was
called.
The question then being. VIII The Senate pro.
coed TO the confederation Of tho resolution report
cd by ths Committee 90 Privileges antl Elections
declaring Mr. Kellogg entitled q seat rs Senator
from Louisiana! tho vote resulted yela 20, NAYS
%.
The vice.Prcsident .nted 10 tho Affirmative, and
the resolution was taken up.
1fe. Conoycr voted with the Republicans In the
affirmative. aad 3esrrs. Patterson and Davis t1ll.
with the nemocfats In The negative.
Mt. Thurman then moted u amend tho reso1n.
rolIed, " an,l Insert that NJ. g. nutlot, b now
NJ: Eamandt .aid that be did not want the time
nscd unnecessarily. au! therefore, auRgeated that
rs. 90 o. ." 1T ~ ~ ~ ,a.. o "
q NJ l.utleT on Saturday At l. Laughter IN the
Hftcr II ,sss artsJct IA .,kc n Inn Ee,1opv c.se
"' w.. aSoTasn ] i ioso as Den%ra sss Hs'''st 'A@'
sprang up bctwss9 Messrs. Wadle.xh. Illll. lIoar.
soinaittsc % ifi:!:sses saa iE!sstlons, ;.
| 10 tic status Of tue cada Of Eust1r, claim
!nz sest from L., Les''l:s. fot the term snd;
thst ;s III, ,oh. ~. .or ,,rm,te; hoyo,s ~.
tine. ~" nd sis H:nnbiicens e1.mnr thst Il xoujI
haso psen already fepot.ea nag no. iae Eon1mas.se e
tlnaone M,tH s. fession NO u ~ ~ sena.y
+, 1i%ts. rcsn,seirn,s n. nnrs A.. n.ri. iii
md Pstteraon yotlnS rith ihc bumocra;s. IN liz
! siirmutise, and Conorcr viii Tho Jtepubicans, tn
fhe r"vatirs "
frhr EIrr I,rrs,1cnt unre thu tfcrldlro vo%r nnd
prcLAEEp Tt,E ANcxpMENT 1JosT.
isnssd ,6s f'sat r. ~ rte'sn M e re q
ots.n,s:tioa of t6s sen.ts, aud not aas.tea
III scans III xn ~ H. ase o ,9e
~ snn1,cd oaa oee'a4as 'o'e !" 'oo case VI
eo,nc n II E1Munos1o ins, 1nea e3'se"''e' a''o VIC
eo''s - '1 T'tt,av.x oors NJ RI .aaru
NJ. Thurman M "a I i nj! vi sissst ,ots apon
m ro.o,,n Sr m.s @uta
y: { SS:s =:
,n ". tons,uaon ~ III In
bs + sno ~ yat H. s,.o ar " ~ aa t
* ths InnstItM,nn ,hat carI, itnn.e thsi, In iurc
" " ~ ~ esrn ~ .ii,irs n ~ i5s nxn n"n
!s tns S MATE, entirely n the hana' a Of the
Ssmase ttssif aaud tha Vicc. .rres,sent couid not
Sotc IN ease 1t al tis, rhe r..Fresens VA moi
III VI i a'' 'lss'ss Ii; /: : .SsSsS. s;s;:s;;
s.ia 4 ths whols Of TIT affair Wa not soms~hs.
ex!E.ofd4aeY ta,s ,A1ae. move ., m3nia cnP re- re-
xn .aar ~ otn,na con,d On ~ H.. "n On tnst as
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THURSDAY. NOVEMDEI
stating that lie only wished to call the attention
Ct tho scnnto 10 tho point involved. Tho point
seemed really to bo no point The Democrats
claimed that the proviaton In the Constitution
which provides that both Houses shall bo Judges
of the qualifications of their own members was
an exception to tho general provision; that in
all cases Of tic tho VlccPrcatdent 1ad tho cast
Ing Totc.
TIE ONLY PRECEDENT
that has occurred was in f850, when the Vice
President ltd gtvo the casting voto clccting q
Chaplain, and such as CLAY, Calhoun, and tho
great lights Of that day supported him. Eaton,
OF Connecticut. Tho typical Bourbon, however,
WAS not to be put down BY my preccdcnth, Or
even tho Constitution, and Earo notice TINT
should It happen that Kellogg Is seated by tho
Vicc-rres!'cnt's vote. he r!aton) on Jan. !.
1872 will move to declare kc!lugR's scat vaeant,
in that the Flce-preeiJent'h act Vas no act.
Tho snIle with which the Senate received
THIS nELL19RnENz ANNOUNCEMENT
indicated that the majority of that body was
Wiling to wait. The point, although made for
cHess. I'm" 'oE 's8 S.HHAA 1!o ss'5 ~" ."4
earnest aeelafatlon oi tno Fice'ffes"e"t LINZ
hc had hlmtcll exafnineo tne euD}ecl, tna1
he had no doubt ol us s'gnt un-
der the constitution 70 Vote ~ Ill caecs
where thc SENATE - equally aiF"ea, anu tnat
upon nil suci, occaatons i.c should exercise
1ts constitutional right npls own discretion. As
the Vfcc.rrcsilcnt alone has power To declare
tho results of vote. IL Is difficult to sec
what the Democrnts urpppxe to do about It.
1heir only remedy "ouid oo " l"peaeA-
mcht' :
THE NEXT AND LAST sfhP
Of tho Democrats was to move IT, rccomm1t thc
tclloog case, anu nero oen LII n,a'lc nc"
charge. 1t VA. 10 the eueet tnat spono.a eou'o m
prove thn. Kellogg pe9sonal'Y ioreoo 1hc !s-
turning boartl TO sent three members Q! Inc
Leelslatufe VINO were not e.ecseu "no foseu ~
he,loaEs aasof. 1no Isooi 0, ta's % ela1ee, % -
e,al'nea. olo ho4 atHss uatu ~. ass'
th'S '''o''o" 9ehctAl uco.so y. t"' ''"'' ~
case co1hn,cheeu' 'as.n9 !oi .Iu ~, .o.'o .,.s Nv
ons sa" !v ~" ''uen ~ ~ W. ,s'' - ~ sas
scnatc auJou!"cu ~ pe"Mos % NV 'uo''''' ~ ''s'''
ec.,ap'o 1Ha.kssH1nk uAf ns"ovu'
o"e "opc'u4 eonaeseoH nas ue'sopsa -! .as
tc'ctsnsS W t'o !ees"'. .sAs r'"o epeA
anu III sa'o Ae u" ~ ueeno W teNso IVY
scaauals eohnccteu WIN snc 1ee.o!a. soo.Ies, 10.
a"u t"a'' ~ 'a1 ~ 'h9 WV" 20 e'uss'As"' ''As
SUBJECT 7 forever e'oseu.
uS sns *ao-.'
u must DC easo taat TUG. pa1tsan puot 1o-aay
has ocen on tue olner Poi't,eal leg. inc ne.no.
esat'e sena'ofs no1 o"'1 eu4tcu .ncll pos'''ou
win Changing elseuns'ance'' out "ese a'nsu, ,
lar1y nrtiul 10 attemptihg 10 coteeal
what their friend ;ocn' MeG.e"an "oa'u
call Change oi oaae: ihroaeh tac
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to any Testimony in at tho Louisiana tnvestiga.
which iodae sreTord alluded e: WIEN 5adse
a. 10 tho completely Of Ke1IogR., With
tho Returning nuaed in illegal acts, Kellogg
got npto !e'1 ls'as viii him. whsn Nj, = ncss, :
io I'll not 81 msks ehss beSa ihc M soo
SAID HR COULD FROyK 1t.
and 30 far a. any teetimunY naglng necn taken last
tnow,edse. lie 'i1Ill, appeaied 10 every senntor
on this !oor u sink tho partran for moment and
IN sss se! !rss ts 's Il! " ok % sss 40. &
e. 81, set s''s ~
tren appointed TO examine al zach cases and thia
Committee satt: "o have taken 70 n'leh tcsi!-
No 9ns 'aoae a''9t Returning boards 'n't "' VI" take
". Wadltlg4 ssid tho Field Committee LOOK
te,t!n'on:y on ~. vcty Point; ..,, .,,.,
nto1J In regard to the Electoral vote.
THAI WAS cLosEp, p,,,.,
forever.
Sev lIamsa!.lre !'vad'sKh, II hs dia not .. know
we're not summoned before the Senate con'ni'tee
II H. *!atii Se,n ..,a .a.y wero ez4m,ued by Tic
81: mi resumed. .nd amin chilled upon any
ready taken ~ to kcI1o7Es completely with the
Returning Hoard. a. 1adgo sPoHosd offered to
pFo1e. ....,,,. ,, l.. .,n..,. :.
MF. McAiElan-1t won'd bo very dimculs to
prove fact wh,:h never excited.
l. Mr. iilll-pid any one before ever hcas Judge
tel 4 party ask!nK leave 70 present tcs;is1ony:
why. ron can't prove that, eTcn II R1se Jun
perm!taon"f =,
kno1 1 b wsss yoa Gosa se
| thcrcF' lLauRhter.1
MR WAS 7lIRHE.
Mr.. flfl-Well, did not kn1w that before. We
will investigate you. flteneweh laughter.
Containing bis fcmaTkt. hc eaia tho Senator.
Ah0u1d not III ~ Judges 10 dccE'le tha rights
between parttca. aud .aar they would mt
let then, taxe proof. Mr. kciloss did not ptetcna
N.tafaias s l,ossd iIe Audited iaat threc of .he
members Of the State Senate, retuIncn a. elected
hy that Hoard. wefe pot elected " tho people u
iii body' wsuld tlla senatsfs my that tho Gov.
esnor of STATE might co'indo With ltctatnlng
seat such man In tins bodys. 10 certain waa Inc
Committee nt drst that 1t would have to take tstt.
mony that tho Chairman snre'i to tbs srnate at'd
to DO 50, and when the co.nmttee cot tho .eaEtles
join tssne Il refused to take testimony. II kc:
nut only elosu The doors Of the hcnatc, .bat
would open ths door Of tho Fenltont'ssy
hn. IT, h. ea,es r wcts sstefr. s f.,
Al the facts lle dd not want - ssopcl. the aues.
eI i J" Nv that asbce III b, +. I
want Judge spn.1of4 to havu IN opportunity ia
prove that Kellogg aided Ia caa:t'nx in three sen
who were not elecied. for the cxpfcts pnrp.n OF
inaains him bcnaiu.. Tho Legislature which elect.
Cd hin, ncvtf dtI single act for Which they
t|aiMed vitality except the election u hcNog@- IL
h11 labau!ed aud gone, put Uil. s11a Ills tf!enaa
lature "arn II eIcc!sl Kellogg, This wholo fraat
planting hln to TIC Senate that be- might toisicpr.:
sent tea neopo q LoatA'ana !nr mx Jsass. !, Mnnt
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MARINE lNTEaLHGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. MARCH 30, 1877.

! ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merrhan-
disc and passengers g. w. Aen CO. aEenLs
| chaudlSe and passengers, w. L. Porter, agent.
| r.. BELOW.
Bark Westfold tNor.j, -, Hampton Roads. In
| ballast.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza IIancox. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandsc and passengers L. z. Tatu.n, agent.
| CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Liverpool February I'd. bark Trahk tNor.l
From Liverpool March lst, bark Woye tNor) An
derSen.
From Liverpool February 9th, bark sulitzelna
| (Russ.I, UllenasS.
| From Boston March harkeuiine Nora. Smith.
From New York March TIN, SCHOONER Matilda
| (Er.l, O'Mahoney. ~
From New York March goth, schooner A. e. Ire
land, Townsend
From PHILADELPHIA March Goth, schooner vashti
Sharp. Candy
From saleln March 18th, schooner Elertor., VAN
dusen. Godfrey.
From Baltimore March 23h, schooner Cornclia,
Tall.
From Orient, IL, March - schooner zalette Ken
From Baltimore, March cath, schooner r. b.
i FROM Barinore March gath. schooner Louisa
Walters. kirwun. :, ,, .ttE
From bridgeport, Conn, March =, schooner D.
From Orien, l.. T., March -, schooner W. F. Par
kCr. Daniels.
From New York March 26th, schooner Oaks
Anes. EdlpundS. ... -.-1.E
From Calais. Me, March -, schooner Moonlight,
Allen.
MEMORANDA. ..s
Schooner Eddie, Palmer, from Richmond, at
Philadelphia March 9th. 90.
Schooners n. Ii. Burroughs, Taylor. and Clara,
Lipplncott, from james river. as Pniladelphla
March 18th.
-. Hy TELEGRAPH. ...ers
NEW YoRK. March 29.-Arrived: Steamers City
OF Nera Cruz, John Bralnhall, Wyoming. Arrived
out: Steamers hdeInete. Moi,ke Venice, 4. Heaton,
IIazehurst, Alice Roy. Bema, Glenhaven, JaHson l.,
Souaer, Alkor. Hclo;s Platon, Minerva, Slar,
Rrodzcue. Janican. scrnae, Baltimore. =.
| FoET MONROE, March 29.-Sanled Bark Kong
Sverrc and brig Auitucck, for Baltimore: ship
| Southern Rights, for Norfolk. Passed oat: From
Baltimore, barks Admiral and Thor, for Queens
| town: nes)li, Rosetta, Padra, and Norma. for
| Cork; IAdetn, Alexander Reith, and Princess
| Louise, for Belfast. Il
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Company, has been sent to JILL in default Of
NEW YORK CHAMBER OF 1NsUnANc

a.
New YORK. March 90 Before. the AS:
selnbly Insurance Committee to-day Charl-
ton Lewis, secretary OF the Chamber OF
Lille Insurance, testified that the Chamber
was composed OF the Aftna, Massachusetts,
Mutual, Berkshire, Connecticut, General
Continental OF Hartford, Travellers Mutual
Life, New York Life, Equitable, Germania,
Universal, Knickerbocker, Brooklyn, Globe
Pennsylvania Mutual. National, United
States, Northwestern Mutual OF Milwaukee,
and the Life Association of America. The
Chamber was organized in 1873 by the
union Of eleven or twelve New York city
is to watch legislation, and il possible pre-
vent obnoxious legislation.
UNITED STATES CONSUL IN PRISON.
San Francisco, March 2a.-The Panama
steamer reports that the United States con-
sui Mt Acapulco is in prison.
GENERAL UPTON TRANSFERRED TO FORT
-.. 80. .. MONROE.
FoRT MONROE, March 29.-General En-
DRY Upton, formerly in charge OF the Mill
this morning and reported for duty to Ges-
eral George w. Getty, commander OF the
Artillery School, rs Superintendent OF the
Oreticai INSTRUCTIONS.
INSURANCE PoR LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS. !
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-The general
manager OF the Reading railroad has issued
q circular requiring its engineers to with
draw from the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers. The company proposes an ac-
cident and life insura nee for them. @..
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

RELIGIOUS MEEFINGS--THE WEATHER, CROPS,
ANEW BU!LrI>G-FISI--TlIE GOVERN
oESHiP.
correspondence # Tie Richmond Di>patch.l
MARCH %. 1877.
Religious meetings are being held IN the
Baptist church every night during this
week, conducted by the pastor. At the
Episcopal church. regular services every
day during this tPaSsion) week. Also, at
the University chapel & series OF meetings
were in progress. the chaplain being assist
Cd hy Rev. Mr.. Steel. OF Richmond.
For The past three days we have had clear
weather, with strong, cool westerly winds.
The previous warm weather, with the sub
scqucnt warm ram, has brought the wheat
ard grass out wonderfully. and the early
vegetables in the gardens have crept out,
while in many places the peaches are in full
bloom. Yesterday morning ice was formed
in some localities, and we are fearful that
March will serve Us bad turn before she
blows herself out.
In my communication with reference TO
the torch-lght procession stated that the
procession organized the Dclayan church.
The pastor Of that church has written q
card TO one Of the town papers denying that
such was the fact, and stating that he adj
yisod against the demonstration. The pro-
ccssion organized at school-house in the
rear OF the Delayan churcs, and the name
Of the church was simply used as Gland
mark" to designate the locality Of the or
ganization, and not rs reflection upon the
church. 1t is gratifying to know that the
better class Of the colored people deprecatc
the rioto,> proceedings before mentioned.
Dr.. Norris is rctittinS his building, the
woodwork Of which was destroyed by fire
in the late conflagration.
The lovers OF piscatory sport are having
quite a good time in the Rivanna, and
some tine catches have been made. We
need here tae strict enforcement Of the fish
law.
The goyrrEorship is beginning to create
some interest. have made some inquiry,
and lind considerable feeling in favor OF
Colonel Holiday. OUT.
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EiniErOatt Accident.

GoED0HSvHLE, Va, March 90, 1871.
L2i!0rs UjSpatch: About O'Clock yes
tcrGay evening, AS No. j3 north-bound
Virginia Midland passenger train was pass
ing Shadweli station, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, the rear truck OF sleeper mounted
the track, throwing the sleeper and other
coaches of on tie side Of the track. One
Lady (irom New York;, Mrs. Gookin, and \
gentleman from Boston, were hurt. The
lady received several cuts about the face
and head, thought not to be serious; the
gentleman only one slight cut over one eye.
The injured parties Were transferred to
another train and brought here, where they
are receiving proper medical aid. No one
else was in! ured. Damage TO the coaches
slight. The accident caused but q short de-
lNy in the movement Of trains. The wreck
is being gotten up to-day.
Tie wind has been blowing perfect gale
here for the last twenty-!our hours. s.
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gjtl,nlolttl 1lspatlth.:.
- MARCH so. 1877.
rADAY. ssa..s .
BURG.

n.
ppos,B,.Y rkTAI. ACCIDENTAL
sER'o's - ,rsrp RY A FAILING slGN-BoAkp
VT'~hs ,esoclArIoN- MEETING OF THE
MO rouyyTTEE--AcClDEST FROM A
kNt'' ,.'rrysy.r..rool. TO BIZ BUILT.
fA"| os the Richmond D,spatchl
CORRESPONDENTS MARCH %, 1877.
y e Clark. citizen Of Prince
MI. o,ntv. but doing business in this
"'"' ,,s ycry scrionsiy, il not fatally, IN
c".' W., sycamore street this morning by n
! utf.' y. s;rn.board. As he was passing
.a''H .,t r. Mir. William +. Spots
10 't store a large siSn-board was
""a'' from, the wall of the second
D'U .., ~ that building. which struck
49, 'c,,rl an the head in its fall. y CHASTITY
81, some four or i've inches long was
"5nncd on the scalp. and Mr.. Clark was
,,ln1 ,enssless. He was taken into Mr..
!S."..srn,a,s store, where physicians were
l,,a1 - .cs him. and rcStorattreS admins
8 After some time he revived SUR
s;,,,,tv "a admit Of his being sent nome. 1t
.r.,aht the skull WAS fractured. The
',,,n,i.,r j. that he was not instantly killed.
Az ,,Iark's first remark on rcHirIng was
.haf tire blow would not Kill him, rs he had
>nryhed worse injuries than that. Some
cow months ago he was attacked by mad
mil IN an open field and terribly soTcd and
injured.
~ The British Association was held this
r'r.rrnon. The President reported that he
bal received a letter from Mr.. william
Tomlin. president Of the It. Georges Soci-
rty Of Bridgeport, Conn, who recently VS.
lied Petersburg. and was so hospitality en-
,rr;linrti. He says there is already consld-
cradle excitement among the societies at
~. North relative to the international cele-
t,-a,j,n here IL May. and that he is bcsct
with INQUIRIES respecting Virginia and emf
rra; On Ia our State. The secretary re-
nor,ei that Hon. Lewis Thompson, prcsi-
Geai 81 the North American 81. Georges
Inlon. had invited several members OF the
British Association 10 attend 4 grand rcccp-
t,a0 IN II. GEORGES Hall, in Philadelphia.
on the 1th o! April.
ON motion, Mr.. 81. Andrew was request
ii 10 attend the reception, and convey TO
MI Thompson the congratulations OF the
Association on his election TO the preSi-
dcncy OF the Union. 1t was further re-
ported that the addresses to Queen Victoria,
Prince Leopold, and Dir. Bcrcsiord-Hopc.
recently adopted by the Association, would
he "n.ro>-cd. and forwarded OH Saturday
next.
Master Herbert, son OF DR.. J. II. Clni-
borne, while exercising himself on GYM
naSium-pol yesterday afternoon, fell and
fractured the bones OF one Of his arms near
tn wrist.
The congregation OF the Christian church,
who now worship in Library Hall, will
shortly cree, 4 baptsmal-pool on tho place
Of Mr. \. \. Ila>kin. in Chesterfield near
this city. This denomination is rapidly in
cg"a>ing here, bat they have no facilities for
administering the ordinance OF hapii,m.
ROBIN .iDAIR.
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\
from store. s1.75. Ground. alum. In round
lois; from wharf, sl.10@sII5; from More, sl.20
GGS1.25 q sack. -sF' f1Tst-L 80
Sugar. Crushed. 12c.: powdered. 12c.; gran
naied, l2c.: AZ lie: H.11Ic extra c. 1eac.:
yellow. t9ae1lptc., Int loaf. l2s,G11 &c.; iPortb
Rieo- loc, DeInernra 10A as 1oa.c.E ~ ~
,Soag Conlnon, sss7e.. t..t swasbing, 's@9c.;
toilet. l5G20c: and fancy prices; country 4tboc.
Teas: Black, 55c.@Sl.-ihe Inst prime article:
Imperial, sLlo@$l.60; gunpow'hr, $1.45G1.75
for strictly choice. ,s.4f. ~.
.tr :ef'Ees Licorfce. rifaE r
Licortce Paste: j. c. 4 Co.. 31c.: T.. n. 23c. {;
4. o. g., 23c.; *. & Co.. 24c.: 2. s.. 25c.; Anchor
27c.: A. G. c. 26c.: g. y g.. Csc.
..s... Liquors, Wines. &C.. .-.-sl .,s.
Ale: Scotch. best brands, pints s2Gs2-15 p
dorm gold. ~ =. - !
Brandies: Domestic. S1.25ms2: fruit. al .35a
$3.50; apple, new. sI.750nS2; old, 1928 @S3:;
Virginia p4lrh, S3GS35O.
Rue WhiskeHS: Medium. 8 IS 0dfs2: pnre old. ~
MS4: Virginia mounraiL new, S2GGS2.58- ~.
S25OlS3.5 80 and upwards. ~ - p =
Gin: Domestic. 81 .2J6aS2 imported. ~ y case
Ne,o England Rum Sl:Go.
Rsctifed HhiskegS:- Marker steady; PROOF
Sl.25 .-- a.ts - -t1 - ..-......s. .@
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
vrx,x~-, ~,t, STT

L IS NJ I
An,erfcdh Gold.-194 bid. - .< s,,., 80,
Stats5 s.c,trifies.-v!rR!hia coIsos: g s9s bid 20
Kraua consoIs ss assa virginia
lux SIX sa % s.
los bid; Lynshbars city e's, % bid Krsdefisls:
burg city rs, 81 bid Manchester bridge 81, i07.i
kaiiroad Bonds---virptnla Central l!ailroad
third mortgage e., 5. and j., 7ss bid: Virginia
Central Railroad non-morxage g., o. md j.: II
sa and Tennessee Railroad s al third mortgage IS,
gage preferred SIS, j. and j., SIX bid: souhside
R9a S!d moFage preferred s D. and
s's; j. andJ., 10 asked Richmond and PeIersblEt
Railroad frat mortgage ia, j. and d., 104 bid:
Richmond and Petersburg Railrod second mort
F4ss ami m1 Potomac ss Rroaa oress
SIS, J. and j., l0n bid: Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG
and Po!onae I:"'Isnad mort HortzaE age II D. aaa T.
m nom aud DansIlie Railsoad sonso'iated ss, b.
SIS. a. and o., 90 bid; Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat s's'J and
Canai Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, n. and NJ, As bid.
Raiirodd otocKH.-Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad.
Poomac RAILROAD common, 100 pa,, so bid;
Richmond, FredeI cksburg and Potonnc Railroad
six mar s seven
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid; Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad common. 100 par, s. bid;
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100
par, IS bid. asked.
Bank Socks.-First National 100 par, lie bid.
100 asked; State Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 765
bid; Bank of Comnerce, 25 par, u bid, % asked;
chants and Planters Savings, % par, 20 asked
Richmond Blinking and Insurance Company. 25
Par, 32k asked.
InSnri,,.cs Compantes.-Vlrgtnia Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par, 39ia bid: FjrginU State, 25 par. 90
bid, 81 asked: Virginia Home. 100 par, 95 bid,
100 asked; Merchants and Mechanics. 90 par, S7G
bid. SO asked City,, 100 par, SO asked; O'd Do
minion, 100 par. 80 asked: Granite Insurance
Company; 100 par 9s asked; Comm,ercal Fire In,
Fire Association, 20 par, II bid, lSa asked; Pied
mont and Arlington Life, 90 par, 100 bid. - .
MsccildReous.-0lu Dominion Steamship Com
pany. 100 par, tn bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-30

DO THE RICHMOND AUTHORITIES DESIRE
DALLAS DAVIS :-police-MaIshal Gray, Of
Baltimore, has notified the authorities Of
Richmond, Va, that Dallas Davis, the col
ored man now in Jail at Baltimore under in
dlctnent for selling liquor at Crisfeld, Md,
WITHOUT United States license, is alleged 10
have killed man at Richmond in 1866. It
i, stated that lille on the steamer Florence
Franklin, on an excursion from the POGO
moke river to James river, Davis killed /:
colorcd deck hand from Snow Hill, Md,
named John Tinlmona, by plunging 4
butcher-kniie into his breast. Davis was
arrested by the Federal military authorities
Of Richmond, but is said TO have escaped
without trial. Marshal Gray wrote toknoH
II the civilauthorities at Richmond wish to
take any action in the natter alti'nort
Sun 18th ~ ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-30

Meiodious Miss Cary has Just placed on
exhibition in Portland shop-windnw The
gold Observation-Disclosures presented to her in
Russia. 1t il beautiful in workmanship,
and each piece has q painting representing
SOME Russian scene.
The venerable pr. huhlenbcrg, OF ST..
LuNcs Hospital, is now very low, and APP
pears I" be sinking steadily.-Aeao York
Ir1bu11e, 2sks. - ...,,-,,.,.
Mrs, salbe T; Hurt IL appointed posimas-
Yer ~ Hurts Store, Pittsylvania county,
va, oisJ. II. Whitehead, resigned. On =