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Boayo anN aooms.

UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
Say le'yc telr fasor for rlr suS At the only author.
,.is Bro,iNay, corner o' al,t st. IN D NJ AMI
'ios 5 = 9p.1 %ie.i .esra HOUSE, AMI 400
NoeNtra charfe.
A FEW ladic, and gentlemen can have good Loard
"a AMI single beds also s'rl Tor ny "a [, WORK
lp' East broadway
Anew respectable ernilcmcn also lndc. can have
'''' ''''' ''''' ~ 7hav
A "v 'clp H. one S or WE ,
room. nl,o room Tor housekeeping
AT HUDSON 81. corner Harrison -Lolans
American nnily
RotRD - per week al brown stone house, $40 East
- -iM n lNtMeeh Island ~ avs
CHEAP furnished rooms for small r..pccllne .1ari.
bath t., near hroome
CHEAr board, man and vito, 81 a wcck, single
Canal
NURNIsIiED rooms u ot 10 young men. or house.
A''rhs 'F'm 81 up APPLY ,Mto,o,. :, ,or,,, ma,
FURNISHED ROOM, To let to gentlemen or Tor
out board At Walker Il
FURNISHED front rooms for housekeeping or gen.
Bccckor west III dth nv.
EURNisuED room, for Housekeeping to rcspccla.
Bile Ties "s Grcen"ich, near nm II
FAMILY boarding house single aud double rooms
ium - upward aAhngdon square.
EENTLEM wishing good homo Win ~ private
'nmp terms noder"I house noau, inn.,h,i -.
EENTIEN can have good board single or
~ ioIlu rooms; also lew ladies, day bOarlcTs PIG
Lt,t Broadway.
HALL BEDROOM. neatly furnished rent, Il ~
II per week ~ NanrN =, near SprM
l ODGINGS M pcr night nj the now, wrll.,Nnu
- hnd dormitory, l'N Canal st., corner BONery
| ADDE'S and gentlemen can have hoird; also marrrd
- couple, rrm- metorn". 10 East iilh 81
NICELY mfmslcd room. complete Tor hou,ekoep
~ my $50 10 -, hi~o Anfo room, ~ ~
IA CLINTON 81 unar hrOome.
MICE furnished rooms 10 let Tor gentlemen or hou.n
~ kr"plna, very convenient dOwn town Is Guy Hall
place
- i.SPECTN HE youns men can have good Loarl
~ Msi Pheasant rooms AZ $50 last 18th nj Apply on
second ilfur
NIOHEiNG ledio. and sentlomen-Iha be.t honri
w l} non a. IN ih, city tor the mOiHy iN1 ith g.
your time. Terms, ~ 20 ~
1NItEif FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping. ~ IN
cl9 ~ ~ weekly. fInHto hous. 3's, Brooilc a. cor
nrr Mnlbcr,y
IlS WEST iDTlI ST. near 9Th av-Hani.omo
wv rpou-, WIN or without board, nice home. tihln
hf' cHsa, rms ~ 10 ~ pr week, day board 81 week
references RING leit hand bell
sDsD7 It'll tN-Two pleasant furnished hall bed.
~~s rooha' Turns inodor"ln, nng top b~ll
iIl FAST 'eVU sv.-Lar,. nrwsho,l room 70
Wv l"o IesbeotAD'u "Vi-ii,S suia, % pes ~svA.
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Business d-bantcs.

snsinrss Ggantrs.
RAk ERN TREAT bargain 500 viii buy the ,ru,.l
- VIII Hud fixtures al l'-t eta bakery cutp, uno w.
amt neg cream saloon, hnkns m barrels week rem -.
lUrwihR, other hH,nrs, I" attend TO- Apply 10 ). -. g.
ObklEN, Rockville CENTRE, l. l.
INoR SALE A first class bakery, horse, wniou AMI
= rWt ios good business Call At III l0o aN,
brpnkl5n /. u
t'DR SALE for $50 -Crnriory AMI house furnishing
store, ~ iuth nv worth 5pl low rent
"a O0n 10 PRINTERS. "A JOB Office nor
JDtsii.i., inlN 10. sun uhco
Nousr furnishing.
ENRNiTUWE, carpets, brdins on weekly or
monI) pHJm1 ats -
ofARREILIS nj aud a67 Bowcry.
w EEkIf AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
W hhtn nI S!nitur, ctfpula, AMI bvdLing Ann
ulonse stock and low prss
ouwrAkfhwAir CO.'S 100 Chatham o.
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BY LUCIUs ROBIN


whereas, vacancy exists in the Office Of member of
Assembly Tor the First Assembly District m the city AMI
county "i New York, IN consequence OF the DEAN OF
James liCay;
Now therefore by virtue Of the authority vested in me
IN and Tor the First Assembly District oi the city and
county OF New YORK Wcdne STAY the fourteenth day
m February ~ ", Tor the ruipoc OF choosing uehcr
O A-~ iuhN IN place Of the said james ll'tiy whose
term Of office began the first day at January instant
ard Will expire the thiryhtst day oi December III
the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy seven
In witness whereof have hercuuto -srcdmy name and
uhNci the privy seal of the STATE. at the Capitol in
the city ct Albany this twenty tfi day ct January.
IN the year Unc thousand eight hundred and seventy
Us l. ROBINSON
BY the Governor.
DAVID e. ROBINSON.
Private secretary.
STAN or NEw YoPx J..
Oncc OF the Secretary NJ STATE ~
IhHNc impaired the preceding. copy Of Proclamation
with the original thereof n,d in th, uicc and du hereby
ccrN the same To be correct transcript thcrcifom ana
ui the Who'll, thereof
Witness my hnnd and the seal Office Of the Secretary Of
state at the city Of Albany this twcnt, third day Of
January. III the year one thousand eight hundred and
seventy seven
JOHN B1GELOw,
Secretary VI state
snKRrrrs oyrcs Cirr ASp CorNrY NV YoEK,
January %. 1871
certify that the foregoing true copy tie Proca
nation received by this day IRON the Secretary OF
STATE.
BERNARD REILLY
Sheriff Of tho city and county OF New York
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Bubble NotittA
IN THE MATTER q tne Assignment. Of 2. n

IN THE MATTER u the assignments Of E. I'M
waitzeldsr, composed o. Ezekiel waitzfeldcr and
Michael wafclder and Of Ezekiel Waitzfelder Michael
waitzcder and Leopold waitzfedcr, composing the Arm
Of e Wazfelicr Coin pursuance OF an order by Hon
George Van Hoesen Of the Judges Of the Court Of
Common Pleas and for the city and county Of New
York sitting county Judge the county of New York
notice Is hereby vcn to all persons having claims against
said arms OF Il. AN Xatziclder and T. waitzfeldcr
Co. to present the sac with vouchers duly verified
TO the subscriber, assignee. at his place Of transact
ing business No 80 Murray street in the city
Of New York. on before the 10Th day Of MAY,
H77, and that the sah creditors 81 said nrms are
required to appear before said George Van oescn or
one oi the Judges nj said Court Of Common Pleas AZ the
chambers 81 said court. IN the city Of New YORK. on the
18Th day Of May 1877 at ~ O'Clock in the fofennun ANA
show cause tn,n and there, q any mey have WY Abra
yy to s respcctiyc assisnors % NE ,nriiyor ar snr
yivurs Of the respective firms nj Il. WaiIclder and
Wa''zicdcr $50 the proncrty 50 conveyed TO INN IS
Aforesaid Tor the remainder thereof after dtducng there
from or from the proceeds thereof the allowances com
missions. charges and expenses NJ said assignee AMI
ihcrcupon be dcharpcl from his trust AMI his bond WIN
Louis sin aud Henry RICE ~ surcdcs cd herein on we
9Th day vi December 1870 be cancelled taken from the
tics he forever charged from all liability why such
other further order both should not be granted as
may be meet AMI proper. 49,
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TONY PASTORS.

rms SATURDAY SlGHr. foh II. ALL THE FAMOUS
STARS ArpEAR
PAY SISTERS FRENCH SISTERS.
kiiffE O'NilL PAT ROONEY. ERBA RpBESON.
SCANluN SAM EAERE. CnuNlN.
- STARS ....... ....' 3 HOURS OF FIN
Hfrtiil., r To NIGHT TIE MAMMOTH BILL WILL
De PERFORMED
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FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IlVEnrOOi.
Iclyoha... Fc'. 49, . T. En-iuoi foh ~. 100 w.
Cabin nni strvfilv ras,asr AMI driu- BOOM - NV arl
Issued at very low rates Company Hir 40 InI
WAY D. Is = lfUl,~I Mana
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Stal Gsiat,.
for Sal, alS 90 gst.


OFFICES TO LET-in second story sun building
~ front ani rsar. well lighted ami steam heated APP
ply at sun Publication oficc. Nassau ant Frankfort sta
rDNO LEr-Flats; no rent this month; those elegant
nHts. situated ON broadway. between Muodbine aud
Ivy St.; pass the door every siN minutes, only
twenty inmates from Roosevelt and Grand ferries.
RANCE hot AMI cold water. stationary tut-. BATH water
cu."t Ncnilatur- and ccN aurs each hior the win
dnws curian'd tn, halls Ill clothed ant stairs cnrprtci
by the owner an complete. AMI cNerNting to make nrst
class iuies Will lie let 60 small &c sig able iuuy~ only At
ia, ~ low Mt u :ij Sli and SO our. 50 would
De charged IN New York come ana take look ~ tcl.
her, ia, eiy ani cuuniry combined. four and six
ON a floor
Remrulrr the immon-e sewer has made 1t the cream
OF HfN lkNu ~ . retliU nee.
Apply 10 the OWNER I. Mooihne 4 The premises
THE STORE, lfi Ntt.in -, sun building. 10 let.
suitable Tor hAnhitL, insurance, ufrA business.
steam heated. Apply ~ Tie sun Publication Oige. 40
Na-saust
ITO LET for business purposes basement -tore.
- bruphl 70 ltITA So Niittf. plumber. or mason
Frankfort llN1. 22 william 4.
TO LEr-N siorc amt ong i-ii rol'n. hH, Dee oc-
CO. Isi ave years as lager beer aNi lIuor saloon,
go 60 lipufy e.
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snsurant,.
stlis,tllan,cas.

miscellaneous.
CARPENTERS. mn.on., plumbers. ami painter,
Y ut~intir rlr .lteilns store down town Allly at
ulO, ~ A.tOr House.
nivOHSEs l-., ty, any state, pay Whom divorced.
- ami io, Circular American Law Agency, II A-ior
huu-,
HONEST T,sW PRICE rmd for % sod anl
IL silver at me ".l r,'an'nr a,'aF ohor y Ioun -
posi- OfFiCE NorIcE;-rge ieg,sn mNl' NJ
one. on Tuesday AZ . 4 u. ior Eurnne. hy -io,ni.
ship Wyoming, Via Qlosn-fiwu nu W. ln -.lHN al 4
NJ for Europe by - uu-iup Az 'ii. yln Queenstown
ON Thursday at II 800 A VI. Tor Europe hN steamship
saturday atliA VI, for scotland ami North uf Ire
nid b., steamship bolivia, wa Mobile AMI uia.sew;
ami at II ~ 4 VI, for Grrmnnv, Nr b., til0.lip
kAein via Suuiamrtun AMI Brnr correspondent Tor
must bee specially addressed ami AZ ~ NJ iur Eu-
rope b. steamship Adritttc VIA plet ,tUiyn, tIit-
ii nicucc q, rmnny AMI Franco 10 Doc forwarded by
th. sic amer must bee specially ilrrs~o, AMI AZ ~ NJ
The steamships Wyoming, Al-tr.a, AMI AdriHtC dc not
take mails Tor Denmark, sweden. ANA NORWAY Tho
mail. Tor Nassau T., VIII lfHNc New YORK Feb. II.
Tie mnilS Tor tile West Inic- via Bermuda ami II
thinl ami japan wn leave san Francisco Feb lB The
mails Tor Australia, @e. Will leave San Francisco Feb
New York, Feb . 1871
rI'O builders and others For sale the building iOi
iak place "a bee taken down ani removed hy ION at
May next Ohurs received ny j. II BARKER On the
premises
Use Bar6ours IRISH Flax Thread. lw,Il stand tao
u test
WALL PAPER for sale cheap, in remnants AMI
w small lots. AT factory corner 3'th Il ana lnu aN
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TNMNN IN E.-WNTI NTIANT.TH-
I FOR pi EENSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHESTER SATURDAY. Feb II, ut N 4 ".
CITY OF klCHMONp..... saturday. March s. at 4 v
CITY OF BIZ S>ilS SATURDAY, March ~, a. Il. 80 "
From Pier -. Nurti river
CABIN. $50 AMI tlp -ui T. .irn ticket nn favor hls
terms SiIlfAtL. - currency Drafts a. lowest ri'S
Saloons, state Rooms, smoking and Bath koOn- aait
ships
JOHN q DALE. AGENT,
~ and 80 BrnudWts Sow lulk.
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v the condition AMI affairs nf the
! IN john 4 Mccall, IT., Deputy
ally participated. | deem At lOr the
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,J'HEITnE COMIuUE. 5ii nRoN
OLYMrIc TmEATKE,,.,a o. q,

Reproduction of Mr. Augu.un DAYS local sensation
folly, -
ROUND THE CLOCK.
kptNn THE enc, X.
or. NEW YORK AFTER DARK
= Sunl-A rlu Tor lnril- M--r.
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LEXINGTON
[ Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch


..tt APRIL 20, 1877.
4 heavy thunderstorm, accompanied by
an unusual fall OF hail, prevailed in this sec
ton Yesterday. Hot-bed glasses were bro
ken and frut-trees were stripped Of a con-
siderable part Of their bloom, though this
was perhaps an advantage, as the bloom is
unusually heavy. The fruit does not seem
to have been injured by the heavy frosts,
though know OF tomato-plants having been
killed in close hot-beds.
The wheat is reported as looking we'll in
most sections Of the county, and farmers are
cheering up at the prospects Of a good crop
with rise in price.
Those who have tobacco have been taking
advantage Of the last few days Of favorable
weather for getting it ready for market.
This crop is growing in favor with our
people, and much OF the more mountainous
part Of the county is found to be peculiarly
adapted to raising the finer qualities. Con-
siderable quantities Of these lands have been
bought up by newcomers from "oyer the
mountain" and the yield from what had
come TO be considered worthless land Is
sometimes truly remarkable.
we were favored with quite creditable
representation OF s. The Rivals" last week
by some OF our enterprlsing ladies, assisted
ny the students OF the Washington and Lee
University. The entertainment was given
Tor the benefit OF the boat clubs Of the Uni
Vcrslty, and was quite success, both pecu-
MARTY and otherwise. The Washington
and Lee boys have challenged the club at
The University Of Virginia for u race at COM
meneement. 1t is hoped by all that they
VIII accept the challenge, as the boat-race
has OF late years been one OF the most in
teresting features in the, commencement
festivities. L ,.4;..... - -.
hops have been in order at the Virginia
Military Institute and Washington and Lee
. University during the past week, or two,
and their interest has been added TO BIZ the
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THE TROOPS TO BE REMOVED FROM pAcKARD's
VICINITY. H.

THE TROOPS TO BE REMOVED FROM PACKARD's
VICINITY. ,9
WASHINGTON, April 21.-The letter of the
President to McCrary has been corrected
so MS to insure the removal Of the troops
from the vicinity Of Packard's State-House.
WILL TURN OVER HIS OFFICE WHEN THE LIZ
G1sLATCRE MEETS. =,
a dispatch from Columbia, s. c., states
that r. Fl. Gleaves, Chamberlain's Lieuten-
ant-Governor, has signited his intention to
formal manner when the Legislature con-
Venes. ". 80 '..- a. 81.
TIE EXTRA SESSION.
Speaker Randall is here, and denies that
President Hayes has submitted to him and
other Democrats plan to avoid an extra
session. He had never consulted any of
the Presidents friends on the subject, nor
neither had he yet called on President
Hayes.
4 PLEASANT AND SATISFACTORY INTERVIEW.
Hon. JEFF. L. Long, eX-member of Con-
greSs from Macon, Ga, called on the Presi-
dent and Secretaries Of State and War, and
Postmaster G eneral, with whom he had
pleasant and satisfactory interviews. Gene
raj Key, in answer to a question, said no
changes would be made in postmasters or
routc-agents except for cause. While Long
was in the Department an application came
in Tor the Macon post-otfice from Demo-
crat. Long called on Mr.. Stephens, who
expressed himself highly pleased with the
Presidents course towards the South. Long
leaves for his home feeling fully satisfied
that the present Administration, with its
policy toward the South, is what is needed
to bring about good feeling among the peo-
pie, without regard to color or politics.
Long is colored man.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The President has recognized Donald
McSelan Munroe as vice-consul for Sweden
and Norway at Daricn, Ga.
j. Il. Upton has been appointed chief
clerk and Il. II. Smith appointed as clerk
in the Treasury Department.
Surgeons Afford A. Woodruff and AS
sistant Calvin Dewitt have been relieved
from duty in the Department OF the South.
Assistant Surgeons J. Y. Dekanna and Ezra
Woodruff have been ordered to the Depart
mcnt Of Texas. Assistant William Ii. King
has been ordered to the Department OF the
South.
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III NANtsIAi,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, April 81, 1877.
re- IN ,,, aoa f,jd nou,t,,Ion Insurance Com.

RICHMOND STUN EASI1xaAsIG'
SATURDAY, April 81, 1877.
sALEs-Io shares Old Dominion Insurance Com
pany's stock sold at 60. l1s1:t )
r dmertcdzs Gotd.-106 bid. :,
Nsafs nritfes-yfrsinIa consols, 7lR hd, ~ 4:
asked Virginia consols. new, AZ bid A3A aske s,
Virginia tax-recsIvable coupons, s4h DID, e4S
city Observation-Disclosures city s's, 1l5S bid'
1l6k asked; Richmond city es. 97H Dig w as INK,
e. city Gs 81 1a % bd Eer ff
Frsaes!skseSrs city rs, DO bid; Manchester Bridge
. 4 Bonds.-e Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
6's. gold, n. and H., 81 bid: Chesapeake nna ONO
Esf Rarps s saa a. and
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage s's, j.
and j. SO 6s PIX asked Virginia s and son1Ssiee
Railroad first mortgage preferred s's and j.. 80
bid, 81 asked; southside Railroad second mort gass
e 11s j. ss BID sd
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage rs.
asked Rair ns ,a fs mort
burg Railroad FIRST mortgage rs J; and d., log BID
Richmon r. and ma P1toss Reb
s snd a. and doP Railroad
gage rs, j. and j., 95 bid: Orange and Alexandria
Railroad second mortgage 6,s, J. and D., ~ DID
SIS M and N, SO bid, so asked; Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad consolidated 6's M and NJ. 76a pld'
TX asked Pedm nn kroad fst and
Airline Railroad first mortgage g.. j. and j.,
asked Richmond York River and o, Chesapeake ssass
Rafroad and Steamboat S's, j. andJ., S73 ASKED.
: Canal Bonds.-James River and knna~ha Canai
second mortgage 6's, III. and ~, 20 bid.
/ Railroad StOcss.-Chesapeakc and ONO Rallroaq
zoe par, asked: Richmond and Petersburg Rall-
road, 100 par, 2b bid; Rlchmond, Frcdericksb u I
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 47a bid,
574 asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad six per cent guaranteed. 100 par 81 DID
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac ltalroau
seven per cent. guaranteed, 90 par, 90 bids Rich
mond and Danville Railroad, 100 pal, bid; Sea-
board aud Roanoke Railroad common, LOO par, soy
asked
Canal Stocks-James River and Kanawha Canal,
100 par, o asked .s-
National Bank of Virginia, 10l par, 81 asked;
State Bank of Virginia 100 par, ~ 9id S2A asked;
Union Bank of Richmond, so par. 4S asked: hler-
chants and Planters Savings, 20 par, 2OE asked;
Citizens Savings, % par, 21h bid.
Insurance C0mpnnteS.-Virrinla Fire ana Ma
rne. 25 par, 40 bid; Virginia State, 20 rlr, ~
bid, 80 asked; Virginia Home, 100 par 80 bid, l0g
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 80
asked; City, 100 par, IS bid IS asked; Old Do
mutton. 100 par, bid, 55 ASKED; Granite In
surance Company, 100 par, 10 asked; Conmerclai
Fire Insurance Company, 25 par, s asked; Elcli-
mond Fire Association, % par, 16n bic, LIZ asked;
Piedmont and Arlington Life. 100 par, loo bid.
observation-disclosures River and kanaWha
Packet, 12h par, 6 bid.
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. THIEVES ARREsTED.-An old gentleman
named Strouther Heavier stepped on board
the Fleetwood, at Cincinnati, on the 1st in
slant, being on his way from Missouri to
Princes Fork, Montgomery county. Va.
Presently he made the acquaintance OF
8: traveller" who said his destination also
was to that section OF the Old Dominion.
upon their agreeable meeting, he invited
him to "walk up to the hotel" where his
family were waiting, and whom he wished
to bring down to the boat" all going to
Virginia. The old gentleman complied,
and on their way met a man with "the
deed for the land just purchased, &c. Old
gentleman loaned his "friend" 5000, to be
handed him as soon as he returned to the
boat. Land-purchaser told the old gentle
man to go down to the boat and tell the
clerk to take special care of "thnt TRUNK
containing S1,40O." Old gentleman Left
so did his 'Efrlend" with 5000. -
Two thieves, supposed to be the parties
who swindled MIR. Heavier, were arrested a
few days ago, and are now in jail at Gin
cinnati. Huntington Advertiser. q -
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white men now. remaining with Governor
Packard believe they can take revenge by o
method Of this kind. They appear en-
couraged by, Packard to think it In theft
power to drive Mr.. Hayes out Of the presi-
Dental Office. ,i.,. -.
I Only two questions Of interest remain
unsettled in connection with the situation
first, the senatorship, which still Is involved
In the fog Of uncertainty; and secondly,
whether Governor Packard viii yacate the
State House as soon as the supporting
troops are removed, or whether he will hold
on until Congress meets, or until starved
or driven out. 1t is believed that he still
intends to provoke n conflict if possible;
but the Nichols men IRE determined TO do
nothing which might result in bloodshed.
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tsrcsbytery Of Montgomery.
THIRD DAY.

[Reported for the Dispatch.J
LIBERTY, Va, April 20, 1877.
4 memorial of Rev. j. ID. Ewing, de-
ceased, was adopted. ...-
Rev. James NJ. Rawlings was received
from West Hanover Presbytery, and the
following committee was ordered to install
him pastor of the Second church, Lynch
burg, at such time as they may select: Revs.
d. w. Shanks, d. Bain, and W. L: Hall.
"New Bethel" was adopted rs the name
OF the new church near Peaks, and COM
mittee appointed to organize it: DR.. Shop
person, Rev. p. B. Price, and Ruling Elder
John Curtis, of Liberty.
September 18th, at = O'Clock P. H. was
chosen as the time Of the meeting at Blacks
burg.
Thirty-two ministers and elders were
present to-day-ffteen ministers and seven
teen elders. :.
A memorial for the division OF the Synod,
offered by Rev. D. w. Shanks, was adopted.
Narratives were read, in the main en-
couraging. t...r ,'s,.
Amendments to the Revised Form OF
Government were adopted. TUCKAHoE.
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Statistics show that Of 1G9,624 coIored
troops who were mustered in during the
war only 1,514 were killed in action and
1887 deserted. " H
Senator Stanley Matthews says that an
extra session OF Congress will certainly be
called to meet June 4th. 49, .l,, sss.
The war in the East seems to be slow in
beginning. II We see no account of the battle
|. OF Niessic in our exchanges.
\ Hereafter there is to be no wine ut White.
House dinners.