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\ CAUTION TO FuBLISHEEs OF PERGoDI.
GALS. WASHINGTON. May 5.-Thc attention
oi the Post-Oltice Department has been
called to the fact that certain Publishers OF
periodicals make it 4 practice 10 send ont
under cover Of their publications adver-
tiscmeut> printed separately sometimes on
paper OF different size and not even attached
10 the periodicals.. the effect being to save
the difference between the rates OF post
arc Tor magazines and those for circulars.
The Po>tmastcr-Gcncr holds that this
practice is m evasion OF the postal laws,
and that all such advertisements must be
considered as cXtranaouS matter, subject
ing the entire periodical with which it is
thus sought to he Incorporated to postage
ut rates for printed matter OF the tE,rd
class. The postage is three cents per pound
on periodicals. and eight cents per pound
for circulars, hand-bilI>, and similar adver-
ti>emcntS.
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sseIptiig AN Editor.
For the DiSpA tch.

Criticism is notappreciat,on; it generally
dcmolishes.
ne appearance Of a new poet in any age
- signal for An attack by cautious gncr-
itiias, Tie bitterness OF whom savors more
u personal aversion than crit zeal discern
Atnt. Keats was killed by the Quarterly in
spite ol bis Hellenic spirit; an now later
writer's begin TO feel the daisu IS growing
over theh irom the dagellatio1 IS Of hard
minded critics.
IN your issue Of the Sd instau appeared
Two poems deserving Of some praise and
come adverse criticism. II the .-diction and
meier were taken away from. "Descon.
Aodo'' which tie latter fails in, still there
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MARINE aNTELEfGEECr,
PORT OF RICHMOND, Mayo, 1877.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.


Steamship Isaac Dell, Lawrence, New York
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen & Co.,
agents.
disc and passengers, W.P. Porter. agent:
Steamer Eliza IIancox. Clifford. Norfolk, mcrchan
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatllm, agent.
Schooner Matte T.. Tabor. Bragg, Windsor, n. >.
plaster, Morrison Kent.
Schooner Curtis AkerIy. Morton, New YORK, run
road-iron, RichT 1lld and Danyllc railroad.
Schooner John A. Curtis, qnillap, Philadelphia
coal, S. III. IIawcs.
Schooner s. and +, Corsor', Corson, Boston, Ice A
G.. Babcock.
schooner Henrietta Summons. Godfrey. Philade'
schooner o. +. Einrns, stccrnan, PhIfsdcIphis
| pfg-tron, Trcdcgar Iron Company. ,
Schooner J. s. WINS !ngersoll, ThiladeIphsa, coal
ScIrrncr Amelia III ara, Moore, Few York, pig
I iron. IsOIas Branch.
Schooner E:iwan, Priuap, Chnrlestos, phosphate,
R.illiain u. James agent.
schooner u. 3. Stec!ustu; Hcxtcr, Baltimore,
SHELLS, a. $. Lee.
Schooner Paul and Thomp-H,. Brown s~sw York,
gualD, Southern Fer'ilizns Company.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Stca i,srC;cor. H. Stout, Pierce. BaltimsTn, mcr-
cIandlse and passengers. j.. u. Tatum, agent.
Johrs sylvester. Post Norfolk, MERRIAM.
disc and IzsIe'Srss l. T. Ta n a ge,,; oor,,o
IIaxaIl-C stshaw Company.
Schoone M. anG r. Henderson, Pifse, Proyidcace
schooner. John W Hall. Hudson: philadelphia,
granite. CuSr!S * f:FKCr. -. ,,.,.
Schooner Caroline W. Holmes, Jscasoh, Balt~
more riu N;szfsemDnd river. -
Schooner 4rnnlc. SIsc dcn. Philadelphia, ore.
a7sRTrED SUNDAY.
Steamer Shir<hs. Trayers Baltimore, IverchaEiise
and passengels.~i,.B. Tasum. agent.
>N'Lf'h "''D"i' -
Steamship Is;Ia~ Bell, Lawrence Nsw York,
merchandise and passengers, e.. w. Al.en H Co.,
agents
Steamer Alliance. Carr, Philadelphia, nerchan-
disc and passengers
rIEARyp, ror, THIS PORT.
-, ~. VI ,,,rot -, ,cho,,,- tf.,i,d,
from ~" LUZ" hh'|" ''''' &''o''''' N' '>''
aEr.l. oMan"nGvi 4, II, schooner Iucv apcs
y rom n"'"'a"' ~ vi y '|''|' ''"'' "'
Richar'i4; ,,o.,, .,,,o.>,,- ,-o,,-,,, ~
From A'exahdria NJ 'e'''' scnooneF "e' 's' l.
Evans, =. . ~ -, ~,
From New OK AllE -, schon.er 'N'iia i''i'''
i"i, SMITH, 20 o:'I "T 10 t,ii"" or ,r,.,,a 4:
rom ; TN LII 80. A''' '''''''' "
trom baltimore M,v 2,l. schooner Martha Col
re- ~ t:rn,,.s
80, ,.,th Ma Ar n roth schooner Agnes
II -" ' -'' "
- >.,v yor,, M, I'd srhoou,r Iott;p
u,.,I
wv" uru:p ,xo,
. - ,,....,, ,r 49,, p,.,o
ScheSilerS :. ". t,u.t!ic ,u.s', .',,h Pr S'''
r W',,i, W,.nrs rr,m ,,nes yvrr IT
Baltimore May 18th.
Schooner a. T. :'oo,cnan; owens from Jain@
iHvtr.at fhliid"ilnii N'iS o"'
VESSELS IN PORT SATURDAY, MAY orll.
Rurks.
,,,..,o,,,a ,>ror, 1-lI,r,.s ,o,,i,r n.tro,cu,u
rsjj wv ~ i,.,i'"n i,,t;n,, .,,Iano
Ruth ihor;l, Einsrser,' n W. W,,,,,,,, r.
| .,,m ,t ~" i;ort s,1rinrnr in,,,nr timber
| -" WY Indnr,pn ,lisrhnrninp .lIt
! con,taurr jnuirhj Nannings. Ioa,iing petroleum.
Ellen Holt (ir.). Stewart. loading guano ut City
! Point.
/ SchoonerS.
! James T.. ltaylrs. Dickinson. Tor ~" ofS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
PRESIDENT ITAYEs'S PROCLAMA.
TION CONVEYING CONGRESS-
ON THE 18TH OT4OCTOBER.
England md the War i'm EuroDc.

THE MORMON AUTHORITIES DETERMINED
TO RESIST ANY ATTEMPT TO MODEST
BRIGHAM YOrNG FOR COMPLETELY IN
THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE
DAMAGE TO TIE PEACH CROP IN OHIO
FROM TIE RECENT COLD WEATIIER-AR-
THUR FEEEMAN's JEwELRY-sTORE IN
NORFOLK BURNED--SAFETY OF THE CITY
OF BRUSSELS NOT QUESTIONED AT TIE
INNiAS OFFlCE-IiEAVY ROBBERY IN NEW
YORK-PKoGRESs OF TIE EASTERN COM
pLlCATIONS, &C.. &C.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
COUNCIL

England.
CABINET COUNCIL.
LONDON, May g. Summonses are out FOL
a Cabinet council to-day,
The Eastern Wan.
MIR, THOMAS CARLYLE ON THE. EASTERN soH'
TON.
LONDON, May 5.-Mr. Thomas Carlyle, in
a letter to the Times on the Eastern ques-
ton, says: A rlmor prevails that Dir. Dis
raeli, despite the Queens neutrality procia'
nation, intends to send the English feet TO
the Baltic, or to some point which shai-
compel Russia to declare war against Eng
land. LatterIy rumor has shifted from the
Baltic and become still more sinister on the
eastern side OF the Seine, where a feat is
contemplated that will force not Russia
only but all Europe to declare war against
us. This latter, he says, he has come to
know as an indisputable fact.
He advises the taking charge OF the route
to India, steering clear of copartnery with
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k;y Telegraph
NEW y INK.


NEW YoR =, Stay 5.-fio,. r3'+iicd a5:N7.
Noon.-Sto-RS active and stronger. Nancy per
cent Gold, aS7.. E1char tr--i.0ng. iSS: .f:or,
Ig0l Cover r,ii.e,s active nj strong. Safe epnds
dull and stead, .-
Erening-.f.iny clsyat .11,2 per CO IT. S;cycans
strong nj 4SS- Gold dull - i0TM.1tTE GOV
crnmcEts acti,e snd strong .>e llI7.. s'aleS Gx
and steady.
sNSK STATEN EXT.
NEW YORK sfrv 5.-LoanS Increased S3.2DE~
900: specie in, rt.lsed $500 DJ0: lrgat.mndt7s
Increased 500 900: deposits Increased III -tUer-
GOO: reserves III, -tsL..-d So 10, 40.
BALTIMORE.
/ BALTIMORE. Ny J-Eir2inIt G's. deferred. I'
Consolidated ZOE: Srcuni series. 90. North Caro-
ir,p g.. odd. li3 II ~. 9: special r!S-2. Bid t.tav
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An EXrLANATION WANTEp.-Somc OF CAR
people who were discharged from bank
ruptcy nine or ten years ago are in receipt
OF printed letters, signed by the clerk OF tire
United States District Court ut Richmond,
demanding an additional amount OF SD
clerks fees, according 10 some decision OF
Judge Hughes, and enclosing Il printed
statement OF account. The only writing III
the correspondence is the signature OF the
clerk. As the gentlemen receiving these
duns were discharged before Judge Hughes
and the present clerk were in official eNi>5-
cnrc. and aS the discharges could not lie
granted until all fees and costs were paid,
and rs the clerk claims these fees rs Coz
eminent officer, and yet states that he has
reduced the amount nearly one half, TIE
bills are received with some incrcdulity al !
amaZgmcnt.- Fredericksburg Star.
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\ BRITISH NAVAL FORCE FITTING FOR
EA.-London, May j.-Thc Post says
We are given to understand that, with a
view to possible evcntualitics in the East,
the Government has resolved to fit out for
sea with the utmost expedition the whole
class OF small turrct-ships of which the
Ilccate and Citation are types. These vessels,
though armor- plated, are OF comparatively
light draught. They carry four powerful
guns each. The Ilccatc will probably be
the first ready for sea-"
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California;.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Fl
SAN Francisco, May 5.-GeorSe II. Pin
ncy surrendered himself to the authorities
to-day, and was held in 900 bail to an-
swcr two charges OF forgery Of Government
certificates OF Indebtedness. This is the
former clerk OF Naval-lnspcctor Spauldins.
Scandalous developments are expected.
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BALTIMORE.
(,ONa[ERCI-AL.,
vspN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

:3RN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, xay ), 1877.
OF EnRISGS.
V:-FraT.-Uhite. 4 3>nrhcls Re r Z12 bust"
G., nv J!hitc. SG6 ,ssadS. MIR ttEsS ousltris.
o. 1882 bushels.
Ri SI..--i0 Du hClS.
SAI.fS.
WI EAT.-Red. - r.sI!t5s very good ct s2.lt3' :
14S l. Islet4 very good II 2-3S hiSne,S son ~ =
% I; .nnlS cnnIuoD nj ; E:}T-total, 272-huShcls
IOHtT,-- ryhste. ~ 2 Enshcts good ~ &C; 100
bnsrl very good at &c: llu bushels very e"nu
M GT,-tofnI 4S2 hlis iics. Nred- 30 bushels
urine ut Gec; - BUSHELS prime ut G6c-to'eL
52 bus ~ .-n
O,rS.-fD bushels priIrs spring Mt ,1"
MEAL 40 bus hcis on rsivatc terms.
RE-EXHiGITED.
ConS.-.rh:ts, 800 bushels.
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Sirn57sEi.,

JEwEI Iy-STORE BURNED ~ NORFOLK.
ISpcci: telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORF0LE,. VA. I&y. I.-Thc iewclry-
store OF Arthur Freeman, No. 100 Main
street, was destroyed by fire this morning.
1t was insured in tbs Gcrmania Of New
York for $1,000, and is. The North Carolina
Homo for $1,000.
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Utah.

MORMON AUTHORITIES ARMiNG FOR BRIGHAM
Y0UNG'S PROTECTION.
NEW YORK, May ga Salt Lake dispatch
saws: "The Mormon authorities are deter
mined to resist any attempt to modest Brig
ham Young for completely with the Noun
tain-Meadow massacre, and for this pur-
pose are secretly arnling."
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GERAAHY.-L London. May 5.-The Times S
Berlin dispatch says: The warm reception
OF the Emperor by the inhabitants OF 5triss-
bouro has induced him to postpone che re-
enforcement OF the Alsacc-Lorraine~ Sarrl-
sons. 1t is hoped the French Government
will profit by this respite to dimln1ah their
forces in the frontier districts.
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ENGLAHD.-Thc Second Grenadicr Guards,
the Second battalion Of the ColdStrcam
Guards. and the First battalion OF the Scots
Guards, have been placed on the list for scr
vice abroad should their services be e
CURED.
The Guards never, leave the kingdom oS-
cept for active service. The last occas on
was when they went to Canada, at the t.tne
OF the Trent affair. -,
The Times does not print this news with
any special prominence, as though IL "aSoi
great significance.
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William Il. Broaddus is appointed post
master at Turner'S Store, Caroline county,
Va, rice Is. b. Wright, resigned; " imam
.. Morton is appointed postmaster at Falls
Mills, Tazcwcll county, Va vice James ;.
pnnrv rnSirnel.
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ANXIETY FOR THE SAFETY OF ras IRISH
PILGRIMs.-Nontreal, May 4.-GraaC ann
ictv is felt for the safety OF the S5eamer Guy
of Brussels, upon which the lr'sti pliStlllS
sailed She left New York 1or LlVerpool
the same day (April 2lst) as che steamer
Cnrm,nia. and the latter arrived Monday.
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esaOrS.5 w..


CHARGEa,:vITH NUMBERING HIS WIFE.
ATLANTA, May 5.-hhout week ago
Mrs. Shaw, wife Of Il reputable citizen OF
Millcdgevil-.- Ga. was l1und dead in her
house. She had been terribly beaten and
then shot through the head. Her little
daughter. fAfrr years Cd, witnessed the
deed. Two negroes wee arrested on sus-
picion and ryat in jail. She mother OF the
murdered honlan has since caused the ar
rest OF Sha r. on the cSarSc OF killing his
wife. and Il # little daughter hSs declared
that he killed her mothat..
Mrs. Sha.Ts mother then swe:re that her
daughter tc I'd her the night before the muir
der that her husband vas very angry with
her. and requested her TO rcur the child in
case he killed her. In. the triaf to-day the
prisoner told q very Inconsistent tale, and
was comm tied to the augusta Jail to await
his trial in August.
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BIG DEPoSlT.-It was currently reported
yesterday that the RAIDS had deposited q
considerable sum Of money 10 be used in
paying the capitation tax o' negro VOTERS
Lpp3chbalYY Iir1ini0n.
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MATING. CARPETS. kc.

TUST RECEIVED, 400 pieces CHINESE
81 MATTINGS; full line OF OIL-CLOTIS, CAR.
PETS, RUGS, and MATS; CORNICES, LACE
and SHADES; also, a full line Of
OF all grades, which we are
Offering at low prices. ALL ORDERS promptly ut
tended to in town or country.
PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
No. %, corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
ap 12-1m
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Ohio.

INJURY TO THE PEACH CROP.
CISCISNATI, May 5.-Reports from fifty
points in Ohio indicate that the peach crop
has been seriously injured.
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e. II b y
FIRE.

HAVANA, May 5.-At a fire in warehouse
at Matanzas 1000 hogsheads OF sugar were
burned
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ES~'. YORK.

SSS, EOcE.
no ANXIETY FELT CONCERNING THE SAFETY
OF THE CITY OF BRUSSELS.
NEW. YORK, May 5.-So anxiety concAfn-
ing til City OF Brussels is felt at the ln.pan
office. To-day is, only her fourteenth day
out. She has new engines, and is ncs en-
pected TO make very good speed fec the
present. and she has, moreover, eEcoun-
tered severe essterly winds during bar Ioy-
age,
A WESTERN CATTL E-pEALEE ROBBED Ca SEVEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
NEW YORK, May "a cat-e>dcaler
canned Nicholas Mccoy arrived here from
the West yesterday afternoon with $1,000,
the proceeds OF the sale OF his stock. lie
intended to proceed to Austria. An Italian
accompanied him to this city. where they
arrived to-day. In the afternoon Mccoy,
who had told his italian fricntof the money
he had carried, fell in with Il stranger wh%
had a small valisc, which hs said contalntd
large sum Of gold. BY tho old confidence
game Mccoy was persuaded TO hand ever
bis money and take change OF the Valise, At
the first opportunity the contidenc@sman
deeamped, and Mccoy found the val;se was
filled with rolls Of lead pipe. The police
arc at work on the case.
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Dry GOODS.
T o o X o u Il T
| STUDY YOUR OWN INTEREST!
| SAVE MONEY WHERE YOU CAN!
o NOW OR NEVER.
| oZ3. '523 52Ss
BROAD STREET
| Is the DIncc

j.. sIEf;N & CO.. having determined to cIscon-
tillc the dry goods bnsugFs, will from this day
their I whole stock OF DRY GOODS. FANCY and
Wttitt' GOODS. NOTIONS. &C., ut and below
COST, 10 Close business. Parties desiring to pur.
chase dry goods would do well to lock at our stock
ara 10" prices on can save from twcuty-0ye To
thirty per ccit by buying from us. Most of our
goods having been purchased ~ auction and now
marked downs 20 prime cost. makes them the cbean-
ton IL called 10 our ~
DoUBLE-wIDTH ALPACA LUsTRE at 21c.
worth Soc:
IS pieces BLACK MOIfAIRS ut prime cost:
O.UO0 yards best PRINTS ut &c.;
5000 yards IA PERCALE ut Sc. worth l2sc,:
40 pieces WHITE PiQUE ut &c.;
IS pieces DRESS GDDDS--the latest styleS-and
beautiful NEW SHADES at Gl.c, reduced from
IS, 80, and 4Oc.
These are the cheapest goods in the city.
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN ut l2!c. worth 20c.;
DIACk and WHITE FLAIDS ut 12Kc. worth 20c.;
EMBROIDERED CORSETS reduced from sl.75 TO
81; .l
10000 pair HOSE ut 12Ac.--a great bargain;
$500 yards IRISH LINEN nc soc. worth 81;
Thc cheapest DRESS GOODS m the city.
Call at oIwc and sce Tor yourselves 1T
L., sTERN & CO.'S. 523 Broad street,
between Fifth and Sixth.
5-ono pair Best KIDS a, zoe, reduced from 81.
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crECTALNOTICE! SPECIAL NOTICE
sY(IE BROTHERS

sYCLE BROTHERS
have resolved their second supply Of SPRING AND
SUNNI SIR GOODS which they viii sell at greatly
rcduccf prices Il, their old stand They will remove
In few lays. ami viii rive special notice thereof
Great ba tfiins uaV he secured At
/ STtE,E BROTHERS.
25c. DRESS GOODS reduced to IL &c. per yard.
These ,ae certainly the handSOmr,t goods ut one
shilling per yarI IN the city. Don't buy Your
dress goods before You look At the one-shilIlng
% o pieces DRESS GOODS from % TO soc per
a AsonF hs y"r I'LL Ti na oa the bse n yov
look at ;s Hf sIf as goods 'e'''e you
BLACK s ST. e3c. s",th 3D.
BLACK SILKS at Il worth $50:
BLACK SILKS at $40 worth $3.50;
STRIPED SILKS nj. 75c. worth FL
Bt ,,t t' ;,' a, loc o.. worth S 7oc.
BLACK GRLNAp!fI: NJ zoe. worth -:
HtAGK GEESAb1ISt at c w wgr'G 5as
Remember. thcs. good' were bought nj tho large
five per cent. by buying these silks and sEenadmes
IiINCk HLpaCA at 2:1c worth aoc.:
BLACK ALPACA at 25c. worth 3jc.
BLACK ALPACA al SOC. worth Zoe;
BLACK ALPAC.ta 33c. worth Doe.
BLACK ALPACA 1T inu. worth GUc.:
BLACK ALPACA at 50c. worth Use, and from
zoe. TO : % per yar'i;Tthe cheapest alpacas in
CAslIMEKEs from c5c. to s2-look at our Soc,
71c., and 81 ca,.:nrirs; ,,,,,.>r
at 80 AMI 55c..wors 75c. and IL per yard:
csc pieces Of PERtaLES-thc newest styics-from
Sc. To 12.sc. per ytd:
Look ut our D0c. t'.-i,SE'rS.
cOaSITS At 81 worth 11.7J;
CtjRSfrS AT : .2:,worih 90:
Look ut our 7 &c. kIDliLOEES;
Our = 20 * rs reduced 10 81;
30 dozen more of those ZINE LINEN CA3BRlC
uANDk Ere IEFS ut l2iic. worth 25c.;
{ ooh ut the VICTORIA LAWN 1T l2!.c.;
Our vtf"rORI LAWNSat lJisc. are worth 20c.;
| LINEN St'lrlNii and TRAININGS 10 match:
tnn0 NEW StARES from 2Jc. Ia Sl.2J-all the
latest STYLES and SHADES:
! Cur .ELEACHi;D AMI BRllWN COTTONS. CALI
GOES. and SIIEEEiSGS will bc rctaicd ut
! wholesale prices.
/ 5tIdozcu TOW ELS at I2kc. worth &c.
| Loot: at our SHETLAND SEhWLS.
We hafr u full ANA! complete assortment OF
! GLOVES. HOSE. BUTTONS. RIBBONS. coll
| LARS and CUES, and every department Il
| complete.
You viii save twenty five per cent. by giving us
sYCLE BROTHERS,
my 5-2w 429 Broad street.
Mooney II IE.--Iou can save money
| lYl by buying your..)IT GOODS of }. G.. WHIT
| LOCK. Black Silk ut Sl.7j worth s2.25; En-
hrpidercd Corscts at II worth 1925 Striped Hose
1T 4Or.--npGrird goods. In Large sizes very cheap
| AID desirable CaS>iIncrcs. TwcctlI, anu kentncRy
Jeans: Alpaca; at 20. -, and 25c. and up; Tick
Ing. Size and up: Umbrellas, soc. to $500; Par
aaS, Use. to 81. Full stock notions. Please eA-
| anime our good, and prices before huying.
| j. G.. WHlTLOCk.
! apoR 1909 Main street.
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Dentists
CONFECT4NNERIES. &c.

DIE-FRUITS-CAN GOODS.-One
L thousand dozen two and three-pound Canned
Tomatoes, two and three-pound Fresh Peaches,
two-pound Strawberries, two-pound Raspbarries,
two-pound Damsons. two-ponnd Backberries, two
pound Pineappes, two-pound Lima Beans, TWO
ting's California Canned Peaches Aprlcots, G rccn
Cages, Fresh Prunes, Dates, Dried Peaches. three
pound Pie-Peaches, cheap At BOSSlEUAs,
fe "a i4l2 Mali stfee''
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Flu" so: .=rpc rfnc. &92JGf $3.50: extra s:'per-
hna x o. q: r1,rnr ION family. las lJ0; fancy
family, : L.JEG3. $3.50. Sot quite 50 much de-
Inaud.
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day issued the following proclamation call
ing an extra session CT Congress:
By the President Of the United States Of
america:
PIOCLAMAT1ON
Whereas the final adjournment of the
Forty-fourth Congress without making the
several appropriations f1r tie support of
the army for the fiscal year ending June 50,
1878, presents an extraordinary occasion,
requiring the President to exercise the
power yeSted in him by the Constitution to
convene the houses OF Congress IN antici-
patton OF the day fixed by law for taeir next
meeting:
Now, therefore, !, Rutherford y. Hayes,
President OF the United States, do, by vr-
tue o! tine power to this end in me vested
by the Constitution, convene both Houses
OF Congress to assemble at their respective
chambers at II o'clock noon on Moaday
the 18th day OF October next, then and
there to consider and determine such mca-
Surcs ~, in their wisdom, their duty and
the welfare OF the people may seem to de-
mand.
In witness whereof + have hcreunto Sct
my hand and caused the seal OF the United
States to be affixed.
;, Done at the city Of Washington
81. s. this fifth day OF May, in the year
e~~.-e OF o1ir Lord 1877, and OF the indie
Jendcncc OF the United States OF America
tie one hundred and first. X. 3. HAYES.
BY the President:
william H. Eruris,
Secretary OF State.
THE 1CRKISH MISSION.
The President, in connection with other
gentlemen, has the nune Of Murat HalStcad
under consideration for the Turkish mis-
sion.
TARl%JS ITEMS.
The Attorney-Gonaral and Secretary OF
War were in consultation to-day.
No business was transacted. At the White
House tn-taH.
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ACQCrrSGp,

ATLANT :. May 5.-~tfeorge. Clark, son OF
Judge Richard Clark. Of tae City Court,
whose trial for the murder OF Thomas Toll
bee, in November last, HIS occupied the
past week in the superior Court, was aC-'
quilted to-day, the inry sustaining the plea
OF insanty.
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WASHINGTON. Nav 5.-The President to-
day issued the following proclamation call
ing an extra session Of Congress:
By the President Of the United States Of
america:
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PJC4nI ,sJDT OBACCO EXCHANGE.

~ VI =
SATURDAY. May >. 1877.
The brc.,e tc,-,la' comprised GS h02sheads iS
;ierc,s AM, L hoxr :. The offerings III auction on
Change we e G;s ptt klgcS: Of which number %
were taken II. aud The remainder sold 1T prices
ranging fro W L 5o s. 1850.
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either wish TO SELL or TAKE A PARTNER
with ENERGY and SOME CAPITAL. Address
DRUGGIST, 1900 Main street.
nv 5-SSM2t Richmond, Va.
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FLORISTS

TTOWERS! FLOWERS The largest
II -, o,,d cheapast collection OF BEnD!SS,
r.,STS ever offered In the city Is ut LAah IN
chPnES. on Grace, and Broac streets. ap 1o-iu
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THE. CRKISH MISSION.

The President, in connection with other
gentlemen. has the numc Of Murat IIalStcad
under consideration. for the Turkish mis-.
sion
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cows FOR SALE.

COWS! COWS! COWS II hayeEE$S
" always on hand several FRESH COWS 80; W..
In need OF a good Cow viii do well TO call az my
place on the Brook turnpike, Just beyond ths mSs-
stock scales, or inquire at Stall No. Second MAJ
ket, aud Nos. and First Hafket. -,nc,Y
my 4.2aw4w JAMES hAhSh:
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PATTERNS.
FURNITURE.


ATOW ON HAND, THE LARGEST
IN STOCk OF FURNITURE, made to myR "
orders and daily receiving additions TO same re-
fiat have ever offered to the public. feelI IL
viii give satisfaction to all who wish tn buy Ward
robes Sideboards, Dressing Cases. Redsteads; also.
fine Parlor Suits, Etagcres, fine Chairs, L0nnges1A
Uat-Racks, fine Book Cases Tables, &c, with full
line OF cheap Furniture. See my stock before you
buy. T. ~ " = a .a 80,
NH 3-3m 1a Governor street,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

DRUGSTORE-AS SAFE AND
,a PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.