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PETERSBURG.

,,,, ~ nISWIDplE-JACK FLEA
h'Nph" p,xrR SENTENCED TO DE HUNG
NN .',, c1u or JrNE--A WOMAN MURDERED
r17 OF yEALoUSY--rERsoNAL- ny
,,rr sT0EM-THE LATE DROWNING
r,sr-ToEACCo RECEIPTS
.>,rsc,cc of the Richmond DisFatch.1
APRIL Ia, 1877.
v,n,- Raker alias peasants was tried yes
.noSov in the Circuit Court OF DlnWlddie
,,,,rfy for the murder OF young coiored
,rnn,an named Ann Lundy on the Sth DAY
y, Anril, 1876, found guilty OF murder IN
,ha +;rsI degree. and was sentenced by Judge
Wc,siger 10 be hung on the sth aaF OF June
next. ..o,,;shoa tho
,,,, that The murder was without proToca-
lion. hut committed probably IN a passion
- ;rolouSv. because the woman refused 10
49,, ~ nr live with him rs his wife. The
,';n.;., at the time OF her death was planting
,.~n ~, the farm OF Mr.. ID. \. Wells, not
far from The Courthouse, where she was en-
Waved Baker came UP and took basket
~ corn from the hands Of boy who was
DI,nfiur corn by the woman's side IN an
adjoining row. and planted the row out
with her. He came in the field win n
r,,n which h laid down ut the spot
where he commenced TO drop the corn.
The conversation that took place between
the murderer and his victim was not heard,
hu. when they came back on the next two
row. he WAS seen 20 pick up his gun, and,
with thn muyZic within q few inches OF the
Girls head. after \ deliberate aim. fire. The
charge 81 SHOT entered behind the left car,
and the girl dropped dead III her tracks.
She had her back 10 him at the time, ana
did not apparently suspect the man ; intch-
~ 4 q H.,
tons The murderer then He'd 10 the WOODS,
and was not arrested for many weeks after
wards. though he was seen IN the nelS.-
horhoot, and visited several people
o! his color. and told them OF his
crime The prisoner was ably defended,
but the facts brought out before the jury
were OF such Il character that verdict WAS
rendered after very brief consultation.
The mother OF the girl testified before the
iurv that the prisoner bad, previous to the
muid der, threatened TO bring trouble upon
them hv killing some one-he did not mcn-
lion whom.
The CITY is stirred up to-day by the pres
encc OF Forcpaugh'S circus. Hundreds OF
pcople are in from the country, and buSi-
ness i suffering.
Rev. I. Y. Eaton. OF the First Baptist
church. will attend the Southern Baptist
Convention which meets in New Orleans in
May next.
II Is announced that Mr. y. II. Burrow,
q Prince George county, lost fully $1,000
bY the late severe storm in damage to bis
piers, and in having a large quantity OF
cord-wood swept AWAY hy the high water.
Other citizens also lost considerably by
having wood carried off.
The body Of Nr. Lewis Y. Farrell, who
was drowned in the river on Thursday
fbnfJtrh
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UNION THEOLOGICAL. SEMINARY - \ y 4 /.
MEETING OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INGS or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DONATION IN
AID OF Observation-Disclosures
Sc.
CORES 1ondcnce of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
HAAPDES SIDNEY, April II, 1877.
The anniversaries Of Union Theological
Seminary. in this village, have Just closed.
Trustees from North Carolina, Virginia, and
Maryland were in attendance, and it is I'M
derStood that much business was done.
The senior class is composed OF about twen-
" members, and each will at once enter
upon the duties OF his high calling. The
standard OF scholarship is high, and the eN-
aminations, written and oral, are rigid; so
that the graduates 60 out on the wide world
well equipped and furnished.
Among the provisions for future inStruc-
ton the trustees propose to make per-
manCnt arrangements for teaching elocution
and vocal sacred music, and intermediate
examinations will be inauglIrated.
The sum Of $4,000 has been added during
the past fiscal year to the investments OF
the institution NOW exceeding S200,000),
and Sl.i50 was reported by the treasurer rs
havin: been received under the will OF Mrs.
Ann Dawson. Of Rockingham, Va, to found
scholarship. During the week Mr..
JOSEPH +. Wilson, OF C0llierSto,rn, Rock
bridge county, Va, placed in the hands OF
the treasurer $4,000 in public bonds, to be
used In the form OF scholarships in aid OF
young lncn IN the prosecution OF their theo-
logical studies. This generous and large
hearted gentleman has heretofore cstab-
lis!Ied Il -, 800 scholarship in the seminary.
The Rev. Dr.. Shepperson OF Liberty, Va,
addressed the societies with his usual force
and cloquencc, and the graduates were also
addressed by the Rev. DR.. J. Henry Smith,
OF Green's oro'. y. G. The Doctor is a
gentleman OF high scholarly attachments,
and his address was one OF marked ability
and interest.
The following officers OF the corporation
W ere elcctcd-ylZ.: Rev. DR.. Charles Read.
OF Richmond, president; Rev. DIR. j. IL.
Smith, OF North Carolina, and J. Hartman
Brown, OF Baltimore, vice presidents; and
F. y. Watkins, secretary.
J. JONES SMITH.
y little Of the foregoing is pleasant
Of what we had published previ-
ously.
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EFFECT OF WAR RUMoRs on THE GRAIN
MARKET.-BGltimore, April 14.-Specula-
tive operations which have prevailed here
in the corn market for several days were
increased yesterday by war rumors from
London and orders from Chicago to char
ter vessels to load with grain, and dis
patches from New York that freights were
excited gave additional animation to opera
tons here. Sales Of corn yesterday, it is
said, amounted to 100000 bushcls-the
largest by 100000 ever sold in this market
in one day. At the regular Board OF Corn
and Flour Exchange the operations reached
1900 bushels; in the afternoon, street
sales reached the same figures 10000 BUSH
els, spot, sold at 60c.; charters to take corn
to Cork were made at IS. cd. per quarter
an advance of Cd. in the past few days.
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY's DErARTURE-IIINTS
AND RUMoRs.-It has already been stated
that Archbishop Bayley LETT this city some
days ago for the purpose OF taking passage
in steamship for Europe, to rccupcrate
bis failing health. There are rumors that
the Archbishop's visit to Europe has more
important significance. Although it is not
denied that the Archbishop's health is pre-
carious, there are intimations that another
American Cardinal will be appointed, and
that Archbishop Bayley, as head of the
Archdiocese OF Baltimore, the oldest Catho-
lie diocese in the United States, will be
created one Of the Princes Of the Church.
Baltimore american, 14th.
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RUSSIA TO MAKE a POWERFUL ATTACK ON
Turkey THROUGH As1A.-Lond0n, April II.
Her movements indicate that Russia intends
TO make a powerful attack on Turkey
through Asia. These tactics will allow Rou-
mania to remain neutral. which Germany
desires. 1t is stated that Austria has made
a fresh proposition which may delay hos
tiities for week, but the issue is known
beforehand. .-
Business On the Stock Exchange to-day
was greatly depressed. The decline was
general. and in case OF stocks being directly
affected by the Eastern complications, was
quite important. Turkish and Russian Sc
curitics have reached the lowest point
touched since the outbreak of instruction
in 1875. Russian securities were four per
cent. lower on Tuesday.
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The Bow Shot Himself.

RAPID ANN STATION, April IA, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: 1t is now ascertained
the little boy Johnnie Walker, who is re-
ported as having been shot by negro, did
the shooting himself in carelcSSly handling
pistol. There were no negroes near at the
time.
| write this knowing that you would pre-
fer to give the true version OF the case 10
the public. The little boy is considered
dangerously wounded.
Very truly yours,
JOIN W. PEYToH, p. VI.
four correspondent judges CORRECTLY
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TELEGRAPHIC.
TIE HAMPTON GOVERNMENT EsTA.
FLASHING ITSELF IN SOUTH
CAROLINA.

LULL IN POLITICAL ATFAIRs-TIIE PRE-
sIDENT ABSENT From THE EXECUTIVE
MANSION sATURDAY-KANsAs HIGHWAY
MEN ROBBED THE BAXTER SPRINGS MAIL
APPEARED IN ONfAfA-BASK EFT FACTORY
BURNED AT MILFORD, DEL.-DEsTRUC-
TIVE FIRE AT CUMBERLAND, MD-WAR
SEEMS TO BE- INEVITABLE IN EUROPE
CABLE RATEs--THE RACES AT NEW Or
LEANS, &C., &C.
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DELEGATES II. THE. SOUTHERN BAPTIST con-
yESTf0S.------g-1a
| telegram TO the'Dfspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dfspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, April I4.-The Foreign
Mission Board OF the Baptist General As
sembIy of Virginin, the headquarters OF
which is in this city, have appointed the
following delegates to the Southern Baptist
Convention to meet during the next month
in New Orleans: Messrs. j. B. Jeter, J. L.
Carroll, George B. Eager. T. T. Eaton, T.
H. Elicit, II. T. Ellyson, T. j. Evans, J.
William Jones. James Leigh jones' j. b.
Lake, 6. A. Minor, Fl. Mcdonald, II.
Petty, II. a. Topper, G. F. Williams, and
G. J. Holiday. The Board did not fiji the
quota for Virginia, having only appointed
those who had signifed their intention Of
attending.
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south Carolina.

GOVERNOR HAMPTON ASKING THE CHAMBER
LAIN OFFICERS TO TURN OVER TIE OFFICES
TO THEIR SUCCESSORS.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 14.-Governor
Hampton to-day addressed a note to the
Chamberlain officials, requesting them to
turn over the Offices to their successors,
subject to the decision Of the Supreme Court,
when the court shall be filled by the cleo
ton OF chief justice, which will take
place Immediately after the converting Of
the Legislature, on the 9th instant. This
step was taken so as to enable the Hampton
government to obtain the records and in
formation necessary for the proper admin
istraton OF affairs.
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
The Murder OF rho Masf.Carrier In
west Virginia..

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Information was
received here tonight giving further details
Of the fact, before reported in the Sun, that
mail-carrier named David S. Hiscr, who
carries the mail between Mooretield, Hardy
county. and Franklin, Pendleton county,
w. Va. was found on the 4th Of April muir
dcred and a mail-pouch gone. Hiser had
left Petersburg, Grant county, on the way
to Moorefed, on that morning, with the
mail, and was oyertaken and shot three times
and killed. A person on the opposite side
OF the river South branch of the Potomac)
witnessed the struggle between Hiser and
his murderer. The latter rode a horse which
had defect in one OF his shoes, and with
this clue the special agents OF the Depart
ment took the case in hand. ". Seymour
Douglass, a young man respectfully con-
nected, was arrested on suspicion OF being
the murderer and lodged in Jail.
The mail-pouch was ritled and thirty-two
dollars in money taken from letters, which
were burned. Hiser, before leaving Pc
tcrsburg, had endeavorcd to get onc-hun-
dred-dollar bill changed, but not succeed
ing, he left the bill with friend. 1t is
supposed that Douglass became aware that
melted to commit the murder to obtain this
money.
General Golf. United States district attor-
ney for West Virginia, has gone to Peters
burg to prosecute the case. No mails have
been carried on HiSer's route since the muir
der.
Petersburg Gap is a wild, romantic spot.
On either side OF the road running through
this gorge are perpendicular cliffs OF rocks
many hundred feet high. The South Branch
winds it way at the base Of these natural
walls. Here it appears the murderer way
laid and in cold blood shot to death his vic
tim; then, after stripping the body threw
the corpse into 4 deep hole in the river,
attaching weight to make it sink.
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The Christian Union says that it makes a
man purer and better to cherish rejected
love. There is more fun, however. in going
off and making love to another girl.-Nor-
,cich Bulletin.
The employees OF the Virginia Midland
railroad are about to present Colonel Fore
acre, late superintendent OF the road, with q
beautiful set Of silver plate.
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pRrST1yG.HOUsEs.
.F1sPATgH PRINTING-HOUsE.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one Of flIe LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPEDJOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH. COM
bined with skhful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly in the very best styles
ana AT Low PRICES, every description of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
BuSISESs-CARDS, -s
VISTTING-CARDs.
PROFESSIONAL-CARDS,
WEDDING-CARDs,
p,r,-up,ns sHow-CARDs.
LETTER-HEADs,
NOTE HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
,.,r,r,.s STATEMENTS,
MANIFESTS.
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
DRgG-LABELs,
ARGUMENTS,
&C., &C.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY. f4.,r1
We navc all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In style that cannot be surpassed
Orders from the country promptly filed and
verei by express or mail.
Estimates furnished when required.
NH 2I-dsw.&w
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THE TELEPHoNE-SUCCESS IN PHMADEL-
PHTA-A NEW FEATURE.-Philadelphia,
April 13.-Thc Strakosch concert in the
Academy OF Music tonight, at which Pro-
iessor Elisha Gray's telephone was exhibit
ed. the music being played by Mr.. Bosco-
vitz, in New York, gave great satisfaction.
A new feature OF the telephone, playing
two part tunes, was tried for the first time,
and proved an entire success.
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A DCgL WITH BLANK CAKTRIDGgs.-Li
Rock, Arh., April 13.-At $3.50 this morn
ing Selden L. Jones, OF Memphis, and
George n. MaI1eiy, OF this city, met at Fair
ground to tight u duel. Shots were ex-
changed, but the seconds had loaded the
pistols with blank cartridges. Both par
ties, also the seconds, were arrested. Jones
was fined s5) Makely will be tried to-
morrow.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

rITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE. STATE BANK BUILDING.
No. iii MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN a. COKE, Presi lent:
+. L. GLASGOW, Vice PRESIDENT:
f.. B. MEADE. Secretary:
}. Is. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
ap 13-3m
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April IA. 1877.

RICHMOND, April IA. 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-IFhite. SO bushels. Rcd. SOC bushels.
CoRT-Hhte, IA bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 80 bushels very good at sl.s5.
Red, I9i bushels good at $3.50: 50 bushels on
private terms: "a bushels common at j l.20-tot.l,
800 bushels
CoRN.-Iyhite. 4s bushels fair ut 55c.: "a BUSH
total, 1872 buSIiel:.
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ROOFS. STATIONERY. DC.

ZINE STATIONERY.
a large line Of the very lat st designs Of rich and
elegant BOXED and PLAIN PAPERS:
TEA-ROSE FLORAL LADIES NOTE. the latest
out; -.a..as .....
OVERLAND PAPER, FRENCH LINEAR;
IMPORTED and AMERICAN LINEN PAPERS,
for bankers and merchants, and many other
new designs; H" '-.
As we'll as large stock Of STAPLE STATIONERY,
BLANK-BUOKS, &C., &C., FOR sale low.
GEORGE w. GARY,
Stationer, PrintOr, and Binder.
ap l6-It* Nos. aud 3 Governor street.
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Fine $G.25: superfne s7!50I$7.25; extra super
fine. $3.50: common family, 1918 iancH rlnily
1925. Marke: steady.
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T Y y & ii Il u r G

I IS cHBURG
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of LYSCHBCRG, VA.
Capital. s350,000 90
Assets January 1, 1s77..........S..... 560,194 92
FARMvILLE INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY,
Of FARMyfLLE. VA.
Assets january l, INSTRUMENTATION. 2G6,2s4 Is
Strong In amonnt and solid In character Of assets;
large In surplus all liabilities experienced,
prudent. and economical in management; careful
In the selection OF risks and liberal and prompt In
The settlement OF losses -.
These two reliable Virginia companies offer the
best Insurance against loss damage by dre ut the
j. H. TATE, Agent, Richmond,
app office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
n n. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN.
~ SURANCE AGENTS, 1O14 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA. rncescntinc The
NORTH BkiTlSII AND 1IERCASTlLE IN
SIiRANcE COMPANY. OF London aud Edinburgh.
C,niial, 81 100000 gold. .-.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cincip,
uiti. OhlO-assrts over S1,G0O.0Or.
MANHATTAN ERE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New STE5 4Tsf $Sgo'oe9
Brooklyn. y. Y. rssets over 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook.
tyn. y. Y.-aSses over S2.500.OOO.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Portsmouth, Fa--aSsets over $4,000;
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 400
BOO. Losses e1uably adjusted and promptly paldat
.nls agency. Applications solicited, and immediate
attention given thereto' c16
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8y Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April l4.-fioh gcned at 106E.
IN0on.-Slock> active and better feeling. Money.
3 per cent. God 1OGi5. Exchangc-Long, 4S7 !;
sh0rl, 4s9. State bond- quiet and steady, except
South Cardinals, which are lower. Governments
active ant steady. ..
Ereniny.-l1onev. 2sG23 per cent. Sterling, 4s7.
Gold. 10Gk@l0G7a Governments active AND
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Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.
WASHINGTON, April lit seems that the
Louisiana commission was instructed last
night to como home. Packard's friends
who have remained are utterly dispirlted.
NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-Lieutenant-Co Com
mander Felix McCartey has been ordered
to duty as executive officer Of receiving
ship Franklin, at Norfolk.
PRESIDENT HAYES.
WASHINGTON, April 14.-The President
was absent from the White House most Of
the day.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, April ID, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 40 hogSheads, pa
tierccs. and s boxes. The offerings 1T auction on
'Chauge were 70 package; of which number 90
were taken In, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 to S36.
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Georgia.

ARREST OF CITIZENS-SUICIDE OF SOLDIER.
ATLANTA, April 14.-Seyen white citizens
of Ogelthorp county have been arrested by
the deputy United States marshal on war
rants sworn out by Luke Crawford, leader
of the Crawford riot. They were taken I'M
der the kukluX act, were brought to this
city, waived an examination before COM
missioner, and gave bail in the sum OF 500
each to answer to the District Court.
Luke johnson and the other rioters are
in the Athens Jail for safe-kceping.
Joe Gibbs, private in Company D, at Nc
Pherson's barracks, shot himself to-day
through the eye, killing himself. The cause
OF the suicide is the distress OF his family
in Arkansas.
PILoT-BoATs SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN LOST
EFFECTS OF THE GALE.
WILMINGTON, y. c., April 1.-THE pilot
boats Mary X. Sprunt and Uriah Timnlons,
one with seven and the other with six men,
chiefly pilots, aboard, left Smithville last
Wednesday morning, going out to sea, and
have not been heard from since. Both boats
are thought to have been lost. Several small
vessels are ashore near Smithyille. The
yacht Ida, from Florida, put into Smithvile
Tuesday and went to sea Wednesday. She
is supposed to have encountered the full
fury OF the gale. No tidings here Of the
steamship Gulf Stream.
WASHINGTON, April IA. The most dill
gent inquiry has failed to confirm arumor
OF a disaster to the Gulf Stream of HATTIE
ras. She is due tomorrow. ~ .-.:
FIRE IN CUMBERLAND. -...
CUMBERLAND, MD, April 14.-Firc this
morning destroyed Buffers furniture fac
tory and Fl. j. Coleman's carpenter-shop
and sash factory. Buffers loss, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000. Coleman's loss, $1,000;
no insurance. Buffers furniture factory
Farmy,lle (Virginia) and Equitable Nash
Vile, TENN, $500 each; Citizens New
Jersey, $1,000; Royal Canadian (Canada),
Manufacturers New Jersey, Globe (Bos-
toni, Richmond Fire Association, and Sc
curity New Haven, Conn.), 81 400 each
Standard New Jerseyl Ben. Franklin
pittsburgh, Pa.), Delaware State, and Butfa-
10 German, 1850 each. Total, $4,000.
THE TURr-THE NEW ORLEANS RACES.
NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-In the hurdle
race to-day Port Leonard won, Woodland
second, Beiexi third. In the mile-and-a-
quarter race Kilburn won, Port Leonard
second, Maria Burns third; time, 2:22.
HIGuWAYMEN IN KANSAS. nlt
BAXTER SPRINGS, KANSAS, April ID
Highwaymen attacked and presented pistols
to the driver OF the mail coach from Jopton
hither last night, and captured the mail
bags.
APPEARANCE OF THE GRAssHoPpERs.
OMAHA, April 13.-The grasshoppers have
made their appearance.
BASKET FACTORY BURNED.
MILFORD, DEL, April 14.-Tbe American
Basket Company's factory was burned last
night. Loss, $4,000. II .s. 81
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
Z. W. PICkRELL.P President.
r. Y SNEAD. Cashier .e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

SEWHNG-MACFRlNE
AGENCY OFFICE FOR
VI MACHINES AND MANUFACTURES OF
OTHER sTATEsM.I. we haSs THE b;ch LITTLE mrtds
MONITOR SEWING, MACHINE, EnIGh MAKES
CHINE, with ock-stitch aud all the ltest improve
menls. Both sold low >on easy instruments Z; r.
Gibbs. salesman. 8. The CHAMPION WASHING
MACHINE. 4 CAST-IRON PIPES OF all sizes,
ut low prices. 5. Ycarsey's lCheS,rr county, raj
SUPERPHOSPITATEF ERTILlZER,a superior az
John II. CRENSHAW,
an 2.eotl3m No. IS Ninth street. Agent.
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BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. April l4.-The following Is the
weekly bank statement OF New York banks: Loans
decreased 1857, 100: specie decreased S.739.300;
lcgal-tcndcrs increased $2,0l0,70G; deposits ia
creased Sl,740,500: circulation increased 632,-
800: reserve decreased Sl63.72j.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIuoRE. April 1.-Virginia Gs. deferred. IA
consolidated, 72s second series, 43. North Carolina
G's Old, 171 /; new, Q special tax. 2. Bid to-day.
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PRINCE EDWARD.

Union THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY AN SuA l.
MEETING OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INGS or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DONATION IN
AID OF TUpENTS-ADDRESSES-