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HIN AN(ilAl4.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. May 81, 1877.
SALES.-3OO Virginia Central Railroad coupons
sold at sc: 10 shares Old Dominion Insurance Com
pany stock sold at so.
american Gotd.-106 bid.
,sked: Virginia consSls, new, Al bid, AZ asked
Virginia fundable bid: Virginia deferred. 81 bii
5as asked; Virginia tax-receivable coupons, S3a bid
Citg Securitics.-Richmond city SIS, l16 bid:
Richmond city Gs. SO bid; Petersburg city Us, 90
bid Pesershurg city 3D. 81, asneheprg sIy
city water IS, LOG bid; Manchester IS, X asked.
Rniirona Bonds.--VirgInia Central Railroad hrst
mortgage 6's, J. aud j., 90 bid: Virginia and Ten
nessec Railroad second mortgage g., J. and j., 70
bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mort
gage s's, j. and D.. ~ bid; Soutllsile Railroad hrst
mortgage preferred SIS, j. and D., 80 bid; South
side Railroad second mortgage preferred h's, ).
and j., 81 bid; Sourhside Railroad third mortgage
5 osase snJ M - Ds bd ze ; ks
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage IS, j: and j., loo hid, 10 asked: Kichmond.
j. and j., 80 bid; Richmond and Danvle Railroad
consolidated 6s, NJ and MO bid, u asked: Pied
Rarqd t mqrtEas 3d. and o. sS SId
Potomac Railroad common, loo par, 46 bid:
Richmond. Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
! per cent guaranteed, 100 par, 8Sh bid; Richmond
and DanyiIle Railroad, 100 par, bid.
state Bank of Virginia, 100 par II bid; Rich
27H bid; Citizens Savings 20 rar, 233 a<ked.
| Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Nh.
rne, IS par, 40 Iid Xirginin state 2s pa par 2 29
asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. S9h
Old Dominion, 100 par so bid. So asked; Rich.
m0nd Fire Association. 20 par. asked; Piedmont
and Arlington Life. 100 par, 10l bid.
| NiSceitdneous.-Old Dominion Iron and Nait
Works Company. 100 par, so asked; james River
minon Steamship Company, 100 par: SO bid.
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! be understood rs opposing division, for he
was in favor OF It.
COMFORT OF rHE DELEGATES PAGES.

COMFORT OF THE DELEGATES-PA FACES,
1t "a only Just to say that the members OF
the Council, especially those who have been
on important committees, have discharged
their duties this year with more comfort
than ever before in the history OF the Coun-
Gil, and this, too, when there has been such
large attendance. Much Of the comfort
OF the members has been due to the fact
that in the immediate vicinity OF the church
lin the chapel and lecture-rooms) there are
several ante-roou,s, which were bountifully
supplied with tables, chairs, and stationery
OF all sorts. These rooms were used for the
committees and for the various conferences
and other meetings that were held during
the sessions of the Council. But I am in
duty bound to say that the appointment OF
five pages-sons of prominent citizens OF
this place-who have been in constant" at
tendance upon the sessions OF the body,
has done more towards the comfort OF the
delegates than has resulted from any other
arrangement. 1t is true that it was rather
an innovation upon former Council ar
rangements; but 1t has expedited business
and obviatcd the necessity OF members
moving about the church, and thus causing
much confusion. These youths were Mas
tiers Edwin NJ. Taylor, Jr., Henderson NJ.
Bell, Dr., Roger Atkinson, Stuart Baldwin,
and Willie Hardy.
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Last evening a difficulty occurred near
the intersection Of King and Fayette streets
between John 7. Matfett, tobacco factor,
well known in all this section Of Virginia,
and an Alexandria wheelwright named
Peter Davis, in which Davis cut Mattett Sc
verely, if not fatally, in the side and shout
der. Aaffett received medical assistance,
and has not yet been able to appear against
Davis, who is held ut the station-house for
q hearing Alexandria item.
Matthew Baird, we'll known citizen,
and for many years connected with the pro-
prietorship Of the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Philadelphia, died in that city Sat
urday morning. u ~ ~
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
*' MONDAY. May 81, 1877.
Country Produce.
Beesloaz: 2sc. q ID.
sO Corn Veal: 72a75c. p bushe for country.
Drted Fruit: Apples. 2a@3c. o ID: peaches.
Eggs: In barrels. Toe. q dozen: is crates. lie.
Fsdthers: Prime llre-soose, 4o@5oc'; common.
T7nrseed: sl.lo@*1.2o p bnsheI.
Hay: Virginia timothy, $l@$l05; clover, 70@
0ats: Baletl. 65@70c.
Poiutoes: irish, 8 barrel $3.50Gs4.50.
Lard: Country, 10@11c.
Rye: soc. q bilshel.
T Ssiss ;as S5Sl5 according to quality
Wool: Washed. 2s@3Oc.: unwashed ls@2Oc
.Seeds.-Clover. $40; timothy, $2.j0@$2.75
orchard grass, 1902 .25; herds grass, SIPS.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosenda!e, sl.65@s1.75 q barrel James
LIN. Lime: Agricultural, loc p bushel; Virginia. In
dian Rock, $l:lo; Rockland, s1.lo@sl.25, accord
Plaster: Lump, 4@s42255; ground, s7.5o@ss,
Dry Goods.
Bro,cn Sheetin0s and Shirtin9s: "A Manches-
"A James River. &C.; Z james River. sac.: Y
james River. &C.: A Granitevilie &c.: Granite
ville 7c.; A Rockhridse. 7c: Il Rockbride. SAC
conestoga, &C.: fe,4 fepertlt a7He.; io-4 City a5e
Co,i . n = = 70, ), c,.,.... =.
49, gsn Saa ios
&C.; A Home, lohc.; A Oneida. loc.; A
Ayonda!e, &C.; A. Social, &c., ~ Amoskeag
Dog &c.; B. X Scituate ic.; Methuan, 5Hc.; Pc
terborough, 5hc.; lo4 Walthain, 3Uc.; l0-4 Cit,
Brsson Drtus: Petersburg To-; Graniteville
| SIC; Rockbridge, Sc. VI .ssa.sH
Corset Jeans: Pavonia, &C.; Amoskeas. 10c.
f'i pets III Harlem Boston Steam Mus. &c
Prints: American. 6hc:: Aliens, 6kc.; Rich
&C. HsiieS Nal
iory. &C; Oriental. Pacific, 6kc; Arnold 6Xc.
| Anoskeag. 5Ac.; Wamsutta. 44c.
Cdnttrics: Rice, 6Ac.; English. &c.
Drugs, DyeStuits, Oils, &c.
1teohot:: ss.75 q gallon.
c Gopl.n.a; s sf:, /, \. &. z -
Indigo: s1.10. aa:s 81.
oasef Tins a aoe.: machine, sl@si.7, sperm
S9.a5: whale, S2c.; straits 50t955c.: Labrador-cos
OH. 6a@79S.; lard, 81; swses, &C. 2 ; dozen
hpricsting. So@60s Kerosene, 1essc. p gallon.
Roots: Ginseng, soc.: seneca, withou. top. SOC
Soda. SAL, 2s@sc., in kegs English soda, &c.
American, 4Ec., tgtst r. y. . e,
! Spirits Tarpenttae: soc.
Hides. Leather. Sc.
| Hfdes. Green. 4@5c.; dry salted, IDOL &c.: DIR
aint. 14@16 wet saltel, 7@sc.; wet saited calf
Leather: Soie leather oak. IS a4oc.; sole leatber
i henlock 20@27c. country upper. 26(14bc.; cit!
/ Hnlsh, 1S922c. u foot; Kip, 40c1S1 q b. harness
country, 25@S30; city flush. 32013Sc. p fb>; calf
skins, Freach, sl.25@$2.25 q D.; rough skirsins
esss-0 Iron. Steel. Nails. sc.
J. .Tss mo tyaftu u
tt02 4-10c. a ID. English and American sheet. aa
5xc.; Swedes, hammered, 6kl7c.; hoop, AZ as
a warii.-blast Ichurcoai @SaSs Peaiixyivanls an
4 thricite, 22Dse6 West Virginia cokes xS2eeV1s
/ Ror56sh0eS. % per KEY.
/ Nufsshoes. 80 per keg. -. - aAard
Ndilg. Old Dominion, 1910 per nek AVN sss..@ss
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FROM THE BORDER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BRISroL-G OoDsoS, VA. AND Tenn, }


BRISTOL GooDsoS, VA. AND Tenn,
May Is, 1877.
The stockholders of the Bristol and Cum
bcriand Gap raj road (narrOw-gauSe), in pur.
suance to previous notice, held 4 meeting in
GoodSon Yesterday the 18th for the pur-
pose OF organizing and for the election OF
officers. There was quite large number
OF the substantial citizens OF Brlstol-Good-
son present, together with several OF the
citizens Of Scott county, in which county,
as well As in our DIidst, very deep interest
is felt in the speedy building OF the road.
The meeting was organized by the calling
Of Rev. DR.. David Sullins, president OF
:: SuIins' College, to the chair, and the
appointment of !. c. Fowler, Esq, az sec
rotary.
After Il briel interchange OF views the
meeting proceeded to the election OF OH
GERS; whcreupon Major II. G. Wood, OF
Scott Estate senator). was unanimously
elected president, with the following gen.
tle,nen as directors For GOodson-Colonel
J. +. Terry, J. II. Wood, and W. w. James
for Scott county-R. A. Ayrcs, /. L. Robi-
nett, Dr. Hilton, Patrick Hagan, and III. G.
Siemp; for Lee county, Mr.. Orr; for Wise
county, Mr. Wills.
\ large amount OF private subscription Is
being obtained for the building OF this road,
and, as YOU have already been informed i'll
this cores ondence, the corporation OF
Goodson has voted $1,000 subscription, and
Scott county has voted q subscription OF
So, 900. Lee and Wise will no doubt do
a. well. So you will see that the prospect
i, bright for the building Of this important
road.
The people all along the line are enthu-
siastic in tie matter and will make an
earnest and determined effort now to sue
coed in getting an outlet TO market. We
sincerely trust that there will be no such
word as fail. II the convict labor provided
Tor in the charter can be had, as we hope it
may be, we shall expect to see the road COM
menccd within the next sixty days.
Major Wood, the president-elect, is the
fright man in the right place." Eenergetic
and pushing, with his whole soul in the
matter, he will give it his undivided atten-
ton and push it to completion at the earliest
possible moment. BORDER.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS.
THE LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS
AND GOSSIP. #.r

A DELEGATION FROM THE BALTIMORE
METHODIST CONVENTION VISITS THE
PRESIDENT AND HAS A PLEASANT CHAT
WITH HIhI-DEATn OF srATE-sENATOR
DuNKLIN, OF ALABASfA-AN INTEREST
ING PIECE OF NEWS TO PAPERS DESIRING
GOVERNMENT PATRONAGE-DELEGA
TO THE INTERNATIONAL CoTToN-CON-
yENTloN-THE MECKLENBURG DECLA-
RATION OF INDEPENDENCE-THE SOUTH
CAROLINA STATE DEBT-TuE EUROPEAN
WAR, &C., &C.
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The POPE'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY AT MONTREAL.
Otaua, Ont, May 2O.-The Roman Cath
olics OF this city and vicinity, numbering
ten thousand, marched in procession
through the principal streets OF this city in
honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the
Pope's Episcopacy to-day. Many houses on
the line of march were beautifully deco
rated. The procession halted at several
Roman Catholic churches, where the re
Deasn was chanted, followed by the bene-
diction of the Sacrament. Festivities will
be continued tomorrow, when a grand IL
Elimination OF the city and Ottawa river
will take place.
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MAngNE INTELLlGENCt
PORT OF RICHMOND. NAY 81, 1877.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York. NOR
chauGise and passengers. G. w. Alien CO., agents.
Steamer j. ". Everman, Pla1t, Philadelphia, mer-
and obn vi
schooner Ida B. Gibson, Bognrt, New York. hay,
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, Steelman. Phiiadef-
phla. COAL T. X. Darlington.
Schooner A. Z. SIyrk, Flowers, Baltimore, guano,
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford. Norfolk, merehan-
disc and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent.
CLEARED FOB THIS PORT. KS
From Bordeaux May Cd, bark Kaie, Molhack.
From Liverpool May sth, big HildnE iaor.l, El-
From Liverpool May 9Th, bark St. Olaf tNor.,,
From Alexandria April so:h. schooner George T.
From IbIiadelpats MAY 7th schooner Iowa. Heiyy.
From Phadslphis Nay 9Th, Schooner Resdia;s
From Boston rla WOODS Hole May 18th. schooner
FTam Philaaeiphia May 18th. schooner Thomas
From New YORK May l4th. schooner George P.
From P6iisdelphis May 10th, schooner Mary and
From FROM Baltimore May ls,h schooner 4. K. WIZ
From Orient, L. l., May :, schooner Carrie, John-
From Orient, L. l., May :, schooner Zulette, Ken
~ From New York May 10th, schooner Alexander
Wiley. Beauchamps.
@ ~ MEAoRANDA.
Brig Fram (Nors fhorssansan. from Richmond I,
arrived ut Rio de Janeiro April 7th. = -.
rrs ss :. 9 Ra d 5aasse aas Gn
Schooner John a. Curtis, QuiIlan. from Richmond
y s ssM asfS fo aaSh fsh, Wat. nom T River
for Claremont, nc Newport May l7ths 49,, n,.h
Schooner Joseph Farweil Gregory{ str oIpta ,h
Schooner j. s WINS, laGersoii. from
Philadelphia May 18th. go. 5iy,,chuaand. !
j Schooner YANKEE Doodle, Boses 1rVAi IS
at PhilaGelphka May 18th y. ,.,oy fsou,
Schooner Annie NJ Ed s;.y 1s,s snsuee9s
= Schooner Henry Whitney, Sheppard, " -
~ nosron Tor Richt hond May 18Th
HY Telegraph. !. ,n, s
.Erw YORK May 2l.Arriyed y Ssps,nscr, il
fyisxnf Wesida Arrived oat: Steamer nmnSies.
.ai;n Bunyau, Albapla, Eohyaf,
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BLACK LEAD.-An immense deposit OF
this valuable mineral has been recently dis
covered near the line of Washington City,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern rail-
road, in this county. This deposit is pro-
nounced by experts az excelling in quantity
and quality the famed Graphite mine near
Sonora, California. The varied uses to
which it is applied-the manufacture OF lead
pencils, gunpowder, crucibles, and electro
types-create q steady demand and at re-
munerative prices. The Warren Mining
Company OF this town is rapidly developing
this most valuable discovery Warren Sen
tinel.
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s,l plsssa- Sastt"0'' whols'se, 4s4as.; ress
1ggs: Mixed cotton. De; white. 4c, E; ~ooue
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: 15416c. a n.
Lemons: Messlna. $3.50 . box.
Oranges: s6@s6.s0 D box. K
Groceries. &c.
., sdcon: Shoulders. gAa7c.: clear ril-ssdess on
yirsinla hog-ronDd. 9h@10c.; Virginia hams. iarS
81 q a 49, small small i2@l2; saear-cured uncanys
1915. a'n' '"o hoops W :. ' 'a'ss hoop
.a Sssss T 1o1 str,,nss three string
Coffee: Rio-CommoD. l0@i9kac.: fair. 200
2299f Hc.: good 70 prime 2l@22c. Lasuayia, 22e
Candles: Adamautine candles. 176sl7,4c.: . se}
cSesss: Prime cutting, i59sisc.:s M northern .n|
Enslish dairy, 1s@2Oc;; Pineapple. 25c.
Rice: Carolina, 7c.; Rangoon. &c.
Fish: Herrings-Eortn Carolina No. cut, S7I
North Carolina gross, 1928; Eastern gross. 1871
asehsre S Bay slsasi7: 30 q . N barred
$9.50a$1O; No. 8 nackerei. So: No. L, II
kits; $3.50; No. 2. in kits,s2; No. 3, s1.5O. ses
5s5d K;I"s barrels and ''eree' 1lse In hal
lKoInsses: Common syrur.-Hogsheads.. 36c.1
ierces SIC. Barrels. $780,: genuine rolsen syru,j
Porto Rice. 50@6ac.: New Orleans. prime, 65d70d
SILT: Liverpool, from store. $3.50. Ground
Sugar: Crushed and powdered. ls4c.; pranl
| ulated, l3c.: A. Ike: Is. l2c.: extra c, 1l4c.I
yellow. 1OA@l1c.: cut loaf. 134c.: Porto Ricd
10c.: Denerara, l0aaal0ac. =,
Sop: Common. Sole. best washing, s99cI
toilet. 15fG20c.: and fancy prices; country, 4@5d
Teas: Black, 55c.@Sl.-tbe last q prime article
Imperial, $l.l0asl.6O; gunpowdcr, s1.4s4l.71
for strictly choice.
Ltcorice PASTE: }. G. 4 Co.. 3lc.: K. H.. CSC.
4: o. G., 23c:; K: Co., 24c.: P. -. Csc; Ancho1
| 27c.: a. {. G.. 2Bc.: 6. e.. CSC.
Liquors. Wines. Sc.
Aie: Scotch, BEST brands, p,nts s2@s2.l5 q
Braadies: Domestic. sl.25as2: fruit. 1856
$3.50: apple. new. sI.75ms2; old, s2.25@ So
| Virginia ls;u,, S2.5Oa $3.50.
| Rue Vhtskeus: Medium. - ..0@s2: pure old, a.
| n4 Virginia mountain, new, s2@s2.50, "'1
Gin Domestic. si.25GfS2: imported. IS q CASE
lSe,o England Ram: s1.6o.
RectiteH lIAtSkeys: Market unsettled; proof
Lumber. Slaves. &c; 4
Lumber: White oak. S1ZG9Sl5 p 1000: Western
yirrnia poplar, $l2.5o@s25 1000; white PINE
Pine. S2.50@sj: cypress zix-inch. S7.50faSl1
p LOCO. Latlis-Split. $50; sawed, 50. gs2.5C
Snres: Wbiskey-barrel tiinbcrareen. S1e@s23T 4
1000; seasoned. S20M&23 = 1000. Fl0ur-barre
timber. &6@$7.51 8, 1000. Flour-barrcl poles, 90
Ma: hogshead-hoops. no demand; bicSory-boops
NIill-feed.
HipstuJ: 55GGnc. = bnshri
BrotpnstuT: 356i0c. a bushe,.
IVheut Bran Doc. u anshei.
Corn Bran: tic. per bllsbel.
Powder, Shot, &c,
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.9Sl.3 u 100 feet
Poicder. 1878 by the five kegs-iess than nv,
keys S,ss,isx 9Sssfage b,r Of ?, NJ.
J Circumstances: 1IEG25e. = ID.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR HARRISBURG
Harrisburg, Pa, May 2O.-A highway rob
berry was committed last night few miles
below this city by gang of thieves. Robert
Boskin, dealer in grain, had collected a
small amount Of money from customers at
the Pennsylvania stcel-works, to obtain
which he was knocked on the head with an
iron instrument until rendered unconscious.
An aged man who accompanied Boskin was
assaulted, but not seriously. The thieves.
who escaped. secured between eighty and
ninety dollars. Boskin will probably re-
cover.
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BY Teiegrap0.
NEW YORK.

1ose;: Orleans, IL; sales; sss bales; eonsoi]
Continent, o bales cnanns bales Pon
very dull and Io@25c. lower, mainly on medinn
1925: southern flour heavy and unchanged. Whea
dull and nominallr 2@3c. lower; shippers holding
of; light city milling demand, mainly TO I'LL press
so sou Sc: White southern, 7oc CoiresoRid
quiet ami unchanged. Sugar qaiet, firm, and I'm!
changed DEMONSTRATING stock scarce and
strong. Rice quiet and unchanged Tallow quiet al
sA@S 9-l6c. Rosin quiet and UNCHANGED Iurpen!
aficrward advanced, closing steady aud nominal a9
sl5. Lard opened heavy, then became hrmer. and
ea Wsie gr r s e apf to
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 21.-Flour dull and weak How
ard-Sfreet and western superiine. S6G$7.25: extra
r"s ssas tslrs a5Sss co. ' kio ni Drana
sla Ms ED sss :s ryaanG
sl:75@sl;s5: amber. $l.96. southern corn fairly
n9 w Sse y.o snd ess as 5
mess, $3.50. Bseon-shonlders, eS@sSc:: clear
| rib, 9G9lc. Coffee unsettled; jobs, 16hG 2lhc.j
| Wbskey dull al $1.12ts. Sugar quiet ut lee
LOUISVILLE.
Lor!syiLLE' May 2laslou M dull; extra se5o@
45c. Pork qiier. Bnlk-mcats quiet ut 81, m, and
7ac, for shoulders clear rib. and clear sides Bacon
quiet at 5a, s. aud Sc, for shoulders clear RIB and
Whi.ssy dull at ssI.oe. Begging uomnaIly y' IN
CINCINNATI. -,
| CINCINNATI, May 2l.-Fiour dull; family, $3.50
@ss53 W!eat ao light holdsss h5I;
quiet at 45M50c. Rye dull ut Soc. Barley quiet
and Hnsnanged Fork steady q, sl47s. Lard quiet
aae and n for shoudsrs
s6, &C.; and $3.50 for shoulders. clear RIB; and
! clear sides. Whiskey In good demand at $1.07.
Butter quier; prime to choice western reserve, IS
@16c.: Central Ohio. 12@l4c. Hogs quiet; pack.
ing. s4.S0@S5; receipts, 975 head shipments,
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 21.-Flour dull and unsettled.
lover over No. mixed, 4sHa4ssc. Oats unsettled
and lower No. 2, 41zc. Rye dull and lower to sell
Use: bid. Whlskey quiet and unchanged at S1.o7.
| Bulk-meats dull and nominal. Bacon dull and uu-
| changed. Hogs dull. Cattle steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 21--Flour dull and nominal
cash june e Juy spa'st Gh i
spring, $l.40. Corn active and lower Mt 1876.
csh 4ssc June 5lae J9y Oats IL p fair demand
| 75c. Barley dull and nominal at Use. May. Pork
unsettled and generally lower At $l3.s79 cash or
| Lard steady and in fair demand ut 1925 cash,
S9.37% July. Bulk-meats steady and unchanged.
whi,ksy steady and in Sood demand at sI.97
and lower At 47se. bidJune bossc. July: Oats uu-
sIsso bid July. Lar H Weak G and lower at SEQ
asked jane, s9.27is July.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
| PHILADELPHIA, May 2l-Ca,te dull and prices
unchanged: sales, 8; 100 head, sheep lower; woeled
5@6c.: cipp> d, 4G5hc.; sales. 10000 head, Hogs
! dull al 7EISc.: sales $500 head. IS
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DEATH OF JAMES NJ. CARLIsLE.-Mr. James
Vaudeville Carlisle, for many years one OF
the leading members OF the old bar OF the
District of Columbia, and also Of the SUI
preme Court of the United States, died this
morning at his residence, on.D street be-
tween Third and Fourth; aged about sixty
five years. Washington Star, Saturday eue.
Nina ......
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BALTIhIO r E
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CONN AND FLOUR kACEANGE.
RiCHMoED, May 21, 1877.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Fhite, 76 bushels. Red, 276 bushels.
CoRS.-Vhite, S04 bushels. Mred, l64 bushels.
OATS.-S90 bushels.
MEAL.-36 bushels.
SAILS.
WHEAT White, As bushels fair at *1.G0; IL
bushels common at 40; "a bushels fair at O.
total, rs bushels. Red. 100 bushels very good at
Sl.s0; 52 bushels common ut $3.50; Is bushels
very good NJ sl.75 40 bushels very good at 81 10
% bushels very good 1T $1.75-tolal, 28O bushels.
CoRN.-White, 500 bushels very good al &c.; 32
bushels prime at &c.: 100 bushels on private
434 bushels .Mired, "a bushels very
good at &C.; 80 bushels on private tcrms-total,
164 bushels.
OATs.-2OS bushels good at 46c.; ~ bushels very
good on private terms; so bushels prime 1T 47c.-
Total, $50 bushels.
MEAL.-36 bushels very good at TIC.
RE-EXHiBITED.
OATS.-J0 bushels
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NATIONAL BAPTIST SrNDAY-ScHooL Con
vENTIoS.-Boston, May 10. - The third
days session of the National Baptist Sum
day-School Convention was held to-day. 4
paper was read by the Rev. Henry VI. King.
Of Boston, on the Training OF Scholars"
Rev. DR.. L. i. Smith read paper on
:. Training Them in Intelligent Christian
Character" Rev. Dr.. Pollard. chairman
of the Committee on Enrolment, presented
report which set forth that the number Of
delegates present was 325. OF these were
from Maine; New Hampshire, IL; Vermont,
IL; Massachusetts, %; Rhode Island, 10;
Connecticut, II: New York, IS: New Jer-
sey, 6; Pennsylvania, 20: Delaware. g.;
Maryland, l: Virginia, 1; Ohio, 5; Indiana,
3; Illinois, 5; Iowa, 2: Missouri, .: Dis
trict Of Columbia, 1 ; Michigan, ,; Mime
sofa, l; Ontario, l. A number OF resolu.
tons were adopted, after which Rev. DR..
P. s. Henson. Of Pennsylvania, addressed
the Convention on "The Training OF Our
Children-Our Distinctive UNCONVENTIONAL
Principles"
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Fire in IEenric0.

dENRlco COUNTY, VA, May q, 1877.
Dear Dispatch: On Thursday, 18th in.
slant, between and o O'clock p. NJ, the
Stable OF Mr.. T. c. wilkins was burned to
lhe ground. The horses were saved, but
everything else was consumed. Jacob Smith,
a rusty and faithful servant Of Mr.. vii
AI's' ran into the stable to save the horses,
I Ia III DONG so received kick in the alb.
nsoneh, from which, after great suffering,
he aied Saturday a: $40 z. M.
Yours, w n. n
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Now York.

NEW YORK, May 21.-At meeting Of the
coal-dealers and carriers it was agreed to
suspend mining from the 18th OF June to
the 18th OF July.
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THE INTERNATIONAL cOTToN-CoNvENT1os.
SAVANNAH, May 21.-The Cotton Ex-
change has appointed Francis Muier dele
gate and J. j. Wilder alternate to the In
ternational Cotton Convention.
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Illinois.

MISSIONS AND THEOLOGICAL SUMMARIES.
CHICAGO, May 21.-The Presbyterian Con-
vention to-day considered the subjects OF
missions and theological seminaries.
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FRATRICIDE BY A LuNATIC.-Philddelphia,
May l9.-HeIbert Wells this morning shot
and probably fatally wounded his brother
James. Herbert has been an inmate OF a
lunatic asylum, and is undoubtedly insane.
He was arrested. .-----
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THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
More Of the Last Days Proceedings.

CLOSING CEREMONIES At TRINITY
CHURCH THE STANDING COMMITTEES
ELECTEp-CLERICAL sUPPoR T-THE
BISHOPS ADDRESs-yIRGlNTAF FEMALE IN
sTITUTE-AssIsTANT SECRETARY ELECT
Ed &C, &C. ts.H