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y. II. MA>>,E. E>Q.-Wc are pleased to
learn that the irc>rntncnt against this
gentleman. which originated out Of the
failure oi the Charlottesville" National
Bank. If which he Was president, has been
settled by directions Tor its dismissal.
The circumstances which have caused this
determination are alike honorable to Mr.
Ma>>jc and - The District Attorney.
After "th"rou-iI investigation OF the facts
and examination III the evidence. made hy
the District Attorney and his assistant, ac-
cordnG to til" request OF Mr.. Ma>>ie. and
under instructions from the Attorncy-ticn-
cral 0i the United states. the conclusion was
clearly reached that the further continuance
OF the case would be unjust 10 Mr.. Ma>Sic,
and not required by the public interest.
This conclusion III the District Attorney has
been submitted 10 and fully ratified 10y the
httornry-Gc - Chari0HcSrR'! lhr0nt-
~.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May 12.-Gold opened ut l97S.
N00n.-Stocks active and Irregular. Money Ztp
az pcr cent. Gold, lO7s Exchange--Long, 18Th
short. $50. State bonds steady ,
Ereuing.-Moncy offered at per cent. sterling.
4s7H. Gold. i07sMl074. Governments strong
new IS, 1l14. states steady
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK May i2.-Thc bank statement shows
Loans increase, one-and-a-half milli0n specie iil-
crease. 0ne-ci.hth million: cga-tcndcrs Increase,
eighth million: deposits Increase, half
a million: reserve increase, lllrcc-Iuarters Of mil
lion.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE May I2.-Virgimia G's.,ieirrrcd. 81
consolidated, 70.: second series, ~. North Caro-
lima is, oId. FL. Sid today.
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4 London correspondent Of the Scots
ma" says there is good authority sor the
statement that TO the present moment not d
single journal in Europe has received per-
mission from Russia to send correspond
cnt 10 the headquarters OF the Russian ar.
mics.
The editor Of the Radicat, 4 Paris paper,
has been sentenced to two months i'm.
prIsohinent and to pay fine OF 1000 francs
Tor writing Insulting articles about the
army. The editor Of Rochcfort's LQnterne
has received similar sentence for articles
subYersYe OF social order.
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MISCELLANEOUS KILOGRAMS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

PROBABLS FAILURE OF A NOTED
uARDwARE-HoUsE-T U n b f L OF THE
DELAWARE. LACKAWANA AND WEST
ERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNCILS
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REUNION OF
THE TWO CHURCIIES-W. L. SAUNDERS,
LLoYD's, ESSEN COUNTY, VA, FOUND
DEAD IN CABIN on THE STEAMER
WENoNAH-SoUTH CAROLINA JUDGES
DECLARED TO BE ILLEGALLY ELECTED
FOREIGN NEWS, &C, &C.
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4 western paper relates an apocryphal
story OF how Miss Nelson and another &C.
trcss fought in palace-car, while the former
was on her way to the east from San Fran
cisco, until both were baldhcadcd and each
bore the marks of the others tnScr-nallS
upon her fair countcnancc. The cause oil
the encounter is stated to have been that
Miss Nelson sat down upon the other lady's
net dog.
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TENROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT AND
IT'S COMBINATIONS.
TROEAIER'S EXTRACT MALT,
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, ferrated;
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with llypophos
phites;
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, Iodide:
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Iron
and Quinine:
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. alternative.
The attention of the medical profession Is respect
fnily ca He'd TO these valuable preparations.
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
,rhl9 1916 Main street.
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Esy 'HeIe.raIDn.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Cotton quiet; upEnds,
lU'cc.: Orleans. lie. sales. 800 bales: CONSOLE
dated net receipts ",i6l bales; exImrt>-o France
mel l.l65 bales. Flour dull and prices without de-
cidcd change. closing heavy q s7.9oIsS:50 com.
mon to fair extra southern, $s.55MSlc.!5. Wheat
about In &c. better and very quiet. with fair export
demand. checked BY tirmncss of holders: Winter
wheat quiet: very firmly he'll. Corn I4@ lc. better;
e 9 d" am" new SRhfS @
quiet. Lard opened easier, afterwards hrHl. ana
closed quiet: new prime steam. S9.77!HSs9.s2 =.
Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar strong. with MODERATE
demand. Molasscs firm. with moderate inquiry.
Turprntinc steady at 3Ji3M3Gc. Rosin qnict Ut
Sl.9OM$2 for strained. frcights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMoRE, May 12.-Flonr qniet, and barely 4
western s925a$lO $50: City Mills Rio brand. s.
other grades unchanged Wheat quiet and easier !;
s2G$3. IL; amber, s2.15. southern corn quiet and
iirncr at l@2c. higher; best prices shade higher
t4sn so na Ts i've ye"T
Provisions quiet and unchanged. Coffee quiet. Wills
key, $1.13ia@ Sl.14. Sugar firm at l2c
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May l2:-Flonr in fair demand and
1 F with NEc Sc pixs se y sD IN fGf e
mixed 47c Pork quiet at 1875. Rulk- meats
mand; shoulders. &C.. clear lbs, sSc clear sides,
leaf lc.: choice leaf In kegs. l2c. hlSkcy quiet
ut $1.06. Bagging quiet 1T 1910 l3c.
CINCINNATI.
tISCINSATI. May 12.-Flour duh and dropping
family. S9.926$9.95. Wheat dun; red, 81. S5@S2.
Corn dun ut j3i:GG56c. Oats dull and unchanged.
Rye dull at 95c. Barley dull and nominal. Pork
steady at s15.25. Lard in fair demand; steam,
S0mS9.JO: kettle, Sl0.25. Buk-lneats quiet and
firm: shoulders, &C.. short rib mddlcS, 7:c.; short
clear niddcS. Sc. Bacon dull. Whlskey steady ut
SlO7 Butter easier: western reserve, lG@11c.;
Central OHIO. 13Gl5c. logs dull; packing. $50
$3.50; receipts, 1895 head; shipments, 1857
head.
ST LOUIS. May 12.- Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and lower 10 sell; No. red fail,
- tx asked: No. 3 red fall S2.U2. Corn higher ct
opeuing but closed lower; No. 2 mixed, 52AG303c.
Oats firm and held higher: No. 2, 43tt946 2,c. bid:
rye dull ana lower to SELL S5c. bid. Barley dull and
unchanged. Whiskey steady 1T 81. 0S. Pork mac
tive at Sl5.15Mf 1925. Lard dull and nominal
Bulk-mcs and bacon duh and unchanged. Hogs
and cattle steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, MAY 12.--Flour firm and unchanged
WhcaL dull lever. and unsettled 1T 81: spring
h9a cash. Sl.70l. june, Sl.694 July: No.
spring. Sl.J4. Corn active and lower at o33c
cash 543c. June 56.c. July. Oats dull and weak ri
1880. cash, 44c. June. Rye steady and unchanged
Barley steady and unchanged. PORK dull and weak
III SI4.SJ cash. juno and july. Lar'l dun ana
lower al S9.45 cash, &9.47H June, $500 July
Bulk-mcas steady and nSair demand. Whlskcy,
SllO.
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ATGHIES.
nj ATCllES.
M
TIE ONLY RELIABLE MATCH

THE ONLY. RELIABLE MATCH
is TIE
DOT RLE-COMrARTMENT. SWIFT-BURNlN(i
MATCH.
They are much longer and burn nicer than any
other. The boxes are novel neat, aud patented, and
all similarity are frauds ASK for them, and II your
grocer has not got them beware Of him, for his
wares are not frSt-class. Ask, and he sure before
YOU pay for them TO that they are the DOC BLE-
COMPARTMENT. SWlFT-BU RNING MATCH.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by all truly first
class dealers in drugs and groceries, also by \. IL.
MOTT & CO., Wholesale Dealers in WOODWARD, No
10 Fourteenth street.
THE DOUBLE-COMPARTME
SWIFT .BUENING MATCH
TIE SWIFT-BURNlSG MATCH COMPANY.
nv l1-M.Tu&Th
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county, Va, was found dead in his state
room. 1t is supposed he died from apo
plexy. Mr.. Saunders came on board the
steamer yesterday morning ut Layton's
wharf, Essex county, and took passage for
this city, apparently in perfect health.
About $1,000 in money and drafts were
found m his person.
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TrlF 10 HIS II HpGES.-Govcrnor Nlch-
Ok ha- moved with the Utmost prOmptncss
t. carry out hi pledges in regard to public
education. The common schools through
out the state are being rc0r@anizcd As fast
~ possible. and competent local boards OF
directors IN Mo>t II the parishes have III
ready been appointed by the Governor. the
cclorrd people beng represented by men Of
their own race on every board. The school
fund ha, for some years been stolen almost
bodily by I'll" carpct-ba=@cr>. but hereafter
it viii io rclj.iou>lv devoted to the pur-
lo>, Tor y hicii il WAS raised.
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CONTEMPORARIES. DC.

DIE-FRUTTs-CANNED GOODS.-One
l. thousand dozen two and three,pouad Tanned
,wo.nonnd Strawberries, two-pound Raspberries
two-poand Damsons. two-pound Blackberrles, two
pound Pneapges twopeand Lima Beans t C"9.
tiur's CalfornL, Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages, Fresh prunes, Dates, Dried Peaches three
pound Pie-peaches, cheap at BOSSiEuSS,.
fc "a lal2 Main suee'.
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FURNITURE.

NOW ON HAND, THE LARGEST I'll
" STOCK OF FURNITURE, made to my Ia
orders aud daily receiving additions To sanc; M
that lave ever offered to the public, Love tSe nrre
,YiII dive satisfaction TO all who wish To buy. Ward
robes. sdeboars, Dressing Cases, ,edseads; also
fine Parlor Suits, Etageres fine Chalrs, LouhSvnsi
line of cheap Furniture. See my STOCK Del9Tg YOU
buy. Ia Eovernor street
NH 3-3m 10 poNeiAo' S'N~~>.
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THE VOTE RECONSTRUCTED.
Mexico.

GENERAL DIAz DECLARED DULY ELECTED
PRESIDENT.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 12.-Con=rcSs has
unanimously declared General Parlirio DiaZ
duly elected constitutional President OF
Mexico. At9o'clock yesterday morning he
was inaugurated with much solcmnity and
enthusiasm on the part OF the deputies. Al
ter taking the oath Of office he solcmnly de-
carcd he would occupy the presidency for
one term only. 1t is believed that President
Diaz will be urged to issue proclamation
OF general amnesty.
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R,rSINESS CHANCES.

T1OR SALE VERY LOW, THREE No.
II FARM WAGOSS-Bailey's make, OF Lynch.
bure-onlv been in use few mouths: also, Ell YEN
SETS WAGON HARNE SS and THREE. ShDiILf.S.
Amply at KENTUCKY STABLES, Franklin ana
Fifteenth streets. III! 80
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EARTHQUAKE il PERU.-LOndon, May II.
The LloydS announce that kilograms have
been received in Liverpool and London
stating that the town OF Iquique, in Peru,
WA, destroyed by All earthquake on Thurs
day the 10th OF May.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May II. 1877
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Rsd. 6S bushels.
CORS.-TThite> 720 bushels.
OATS.-l.G00 bushels.
BROwNSTCFF.-5.0 900 pounds
SHIPSTuFF.-S,000 pounds.
MLL-FEED-12,O 900 pounds.
SALES.
WHEAT.-RftI. 1S bushels ut s 90.
CONN., white. 400 bushels very good at Coo.
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Gout1a (nrOlinR.

A NEW ELECTION OF JUDGES PROPOSED.
NEW YoRK, May IA Columbia Is. Co.
dispatch SAYS: Mr.. Whitiemore, chairman OF
the Senate Judiciary Committee, reported
resolution yesterday declaring that the etcc-
ton OF all the eight circuit judges was lille
gal and void, and recommending that their
seats be declared vacant and new election
ordered forthwith. The alleged grounds OF
this action are that the Judges were elected
ripa roce, whereas the Constitution requires
it to be done by ballot.
-. TIE ELLESTON PRISONERS.
/ C0LUMB1A, May Ex-Governor Wade
HAMPTON to-day submitted to the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES a communication from Pre-
sident Hayes stating that the District At
torney OF South Carolina had been instruct
ed to prepare for trial in three cases OF the
Ellcnton prisoners. This is in compliance
with the concurrent resolution OF the Gen
cral Assembly OF this State in asking the
Presidents clemcncy.
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DOR OLD POINT. sINI

| 'oA Old folN I. efIssssak,
The JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPAI
| NY'S DAILY LINE has arranged with the pro-
prictor OF the Hygcia Hotel, OldsPoint, the follow
ing tickets, good 10 OLD POINT AND RETURN,
including FIRST-CLASS BOARD at the new and
elegant Uygca Hotel, viz:
No. 1-From Saturday until Monday........S 90
No 2-For one half week .... ................ 900
~ 1, n,,. voa,. l5 M
Also. the company offers the FAMILY CHEAP
SUMMER TICKET to TREE POINT, opposite
Brandon, James river thalf way) and return
same day by up-steancr, 81.
Tickets on sale 1T CARRIERS, Exchange Hotel, and
on board steamers.
The fast and elegant stcamers JOHN S1LFES-
TER aud ELIZA IiANC0X. composing this Line,
have recently been thoroughly reprinted and re-
| newcd. Steamers leave a, 6 A. II. daily (Snndays
excepted my IL
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
PROBABLE FAILURE,

PROBABLE FAILURE.
LIVERPOOL, May 12.-The Courier says the
failure of the great hardware firm Of Birmiug-
ham is imminent. Liabilities, 100000 to
q. ESQ, 600.
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PROPOSALS.
coJNoNw OF VIRGINIA.
0FFIcE OF THE AUDITOR OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
p,n,,,,n>-p Anvil DR ISTT |

EICNNOND1 NDTlI -b' 10 ~
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
L AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL THE 10TH or
MAY NEXT for furnishing, complete, ron nwo 10
fSTER" The contract VIII be let Il, TO
the lowest responsible bidder but the rS b TO Eee Sr
Witch rho PepisterS are To be made can be seen at
this Office at any time between the hours Of a. d.
and T.. nm,o ,ythar
in person or by letter addrl sscd to me nj
Va. WILLIAM \. ! a nUt
27-td Auditor fuphc AeNo"".9.
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but every day Bashi Baznuk rifemen FIRE
upon Russian outposts, inhlctifs cohsiuei-
able loss.
SINKING OF THE TURKISH MoN1ToR-HEA'f
LOSS OF LIFE.
ErscuEsEFF, May 12.-It is officially con-
frmcd that the Russians sank large TURK
ish monitor in the Danube yesterday. a
Reuter- telegram from Bucharest says II shcii
penetrated the boiler OF the monitor, result
ing in IN explosion which fired the maya
zine. The monitor sank. The entire crew
and 900 soldiers all persisted.
3fA Russian official dispatch from THIS
saws the Russians occupied Iyadin unop-
posed on the Sth instant. Note.-ihis
conflicts with the reports OF the CONSTANT
nople newspapers that the Russians had
rctreated to the frontier, as well as the pre-
yjous reports from other quarters that the
Bayazid column had pushed west beyond
karakilissa.
TIME FOR ACTION ON TIE DANUBE CLOSE AT
HAND.
MANCHESTER, May IA Rustchuk dis
patch to the Guardian, dated Thursday,
saws: "From the preparations being mace
on both sides it is plain that the time Tor
action on the Danube is close at hand. The
Russians evidently intend to open fire on
the Turkish positions along the wnoic me
and. under cover Of an overwhelming artil-
lcry fire, attempt to cross the river 1T seFc-
raj points simultaneously.
Notice has just been given by the military
authorities here that Russian batteries on
the opposite bank, at Guiegevo, may com.
mencc firing on this town and fortress at
any moment. For the last two days the
Russians have been establishing batteries
on the left bank, from which lombard.
mcnt can be directed upon the forts and
town of Rustchuk and the station OF the
Varna railway, which has a terminus here.
| believe these batteries will open fire to-
morrow. The Turkish fortrcsses on the
Danube are in admirable order, and are wei!
prepared 10 withstand an attack.
Forward movement in Armania is check
ed for want Of stores.
PROTEST TO BE SENT TO THE RUSSIAN GOVERN
NENT.
/ PARIS, MAY t22.-Thc memorial Diploma.
i ttgle saws The British and Austrian Cabinets
are agreed on the terms OF the protest to be
sent to the Russian government against any
attempt at q declaration OF independence by
Roumania. The draft Of the protest has
been communicated by Lord Derby to the
Marquis OF S.arcourt, the French ambasSa'
Il I opInO
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EMPERNIOUS LINT.

This consists Of lint Of the best quality, one side
Of which is rendered impcrvious, thereby prevent
ing soiling Of the clothing of those usinsi ana
lcrlug applications, such linimcns, oils, or Saves
| moro ctcctual. For sale by
| j. BLAIR, Druggist.
aD25 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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E'lulIr.
EXCHANGE.

Fine. S7ms7.50: supertlne. $3.50 1915: extra
s,Ircriinc, S9.jOMS10: common family. 100000
Sill; fancy family, ll.50@Sl2. Market quiet.
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JAMES RIVER STEAAIBOATH.Is
- COMPANY. Snsdk~&a

DAILY LINE-SUSIMER. SCHEDULE
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER
on and after WEDNt SDAY, May 2, 1877, the
fast and elegant steamers JOHN SYLVESTER,
CAPTAIN j. 4. posi-. and ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain
H. c. CLIFFORD carrying United States nail, VIII
leave Richmond for the above-naned places DAILY
(Suniays eXcepted) At u \. N. -
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT All
the historical points OF interest on James river
tpassing through Dutch Capt. Including fortinca-
lions hltte- fields, jamestown, Fortress Monroe Rlp
Raps, Hampton Roads, &c. &c.
Close connections made NJ S0rfOlS Win Bay !.lne
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New YORK.
Fare Ia Norfolk or Old Polnt...... .......sz oO
Fare to Norfolk or Old Point and retnrn.:.. w
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, ana
New York IT reduced rates. . 90,
Tickets on sale steamers, at CARRIERS agency, go
Main street and at Exchange Hotel ltaksnge ehecAeo
SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tickets good 20
20 down the river and return same DAY by ap-SteaeE
ut : round trip. -, ,,o,,poht
excursions Slinday-school and other pic me Parmes
Freight received daily Sundays excepteal il GU,
A. II. 10 6 +. N. for Boston, Norlo'A aiin tuIss
mouth ano regular landings on James H'er' AZ tea>
W.v-ian,iing freighis must be prepaid.
w l.. b. TATUM, General Agent:
Office: Co,npany's wharf, Rockets, ana 9o3 MHn
street -------------------.-
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DRIES. MEDICINES. &C

nIE Il L Il CS
FOR INFANTS AND INFALlDS:
PAPOMA. or ENTIRE WIiEAT-FOOD:
lIuBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GKANUM,
EESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA,
IIAWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD,
X & MS MALT INFANTS FOOD.
FRENCH RACAHOUT DIES -ARABES.
SAVORY & MOORE'S INFANTS FOOD.
PREPARED BARLEY.
SEOTCH OATMEAL.
BERMUDA ARROWROOT,
PREPARED RiCE-FLOUR.
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT,
TEUMMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT
Sold at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
my IL 9l9 Main street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, May IL. 1877.
The breaks To-day comprised ho2sheads, IL
ticrccs. and 2 boxes. The offerings At auction on
Change were SO PACKAGES Of which number ] 7
were taken In. and the remainder sold AT prices
ranging from 81 30 to $40.
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CLOTHING.

SpRING CLOTHING.
-
LOOK AT MY NOBRY STYLES IN
YOUTHS.
BOYS, and
CIlILDREN'S,
warranted rs GOOD AS TIE HEST and Low AS TIE
LOWEST
ALL NEW GOODS.
and for sale IL
Low AS TIE LOWEST
Your examination is respectfully asked before
buying elsewhere. WAI. IRA SMITH.
my list 100 Main street.
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Mnryland.
Tile METHODIST CONVENTION.

BALTIMORE. May Fin the Methodist
Protestant Convention the Committee on
Credentials reported they were unable to
decide as to who was elected to the vacant
seat in the North Carolina delegation. Rev.
George Hunt and Rev. c. ii. Harris we're
the applicants for the position. Rev. Mr..
Harris. it is supposed, Is in favor OF the
proposed rciinion, and was asked by the
Rev. Alison Gray, the legal delegate from
North Carolina, to attend the Convention
in his place, as he was unable to attend
himself. Rev. Mr.. Hunt claims that lie was
elected rs the alternate to the Convention
in the place OF Rev. Mr.. Gray by the Elec-
toral College OF the North Carolina Confer
ence. After an excited debate motion to
seat Rev. Mr.. Hunt was defeated by close
vote.
4 motion to seat Rev. Mr.. Harris was dc
bated, and without coming to Il vote the
Convention adjourned ut 2. NJ.
THE VOTE RECONSTRUCTED.
BALTIMORE, May 12.-At the afternoon
session OF the Methodist Protestant Con-
vention, upon further debate, the vote
against the admission OF Rev. Mr.. Hunt, as
delegate from North Carolina, was recon
sidered, and he was admitted. Rev. DR.. j.
X. Nichols, 4. +. Zolikoiftr. J. n. Kicker
son, Judge 3. S. Bibb, y. Wills, John b.
Barr, and w. Meades were appointed COM
mittce to confer with committee OF the
Methodist Convention on ! basis OF rctinon,
and adjourned to Monday.
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TOR INFANTS.-The SWISS con-
Il DENStD MILK -tirrpcrtcdl. NESTLE'S FA-
RINA. best BERMUDA ARROW ROOT. LIE
BlG'S INFANTS FOOD. &C.
l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
nv I2-oth Sixth and Broad streets.
7 OW'S ENGLISH PALM and ELDER
~ FLOWER SOAPS, BhBBITT'S BABY SOAP,
PACKERS TAR SOAP, GLEN'S SULPHUR
SOAP. CONSTANTINE'S PlNE-TAR SOAR,
CAEBOLIC SOAP, JUNIPFR-TAR SOAP, &C.
J.. WAGNER. Druggist.
my l2-otE Sixth and Broad streets.
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EOR NEW y OR k.-The Old <@EFA
Il Dominion Steamship Company S ssaaanss 2,
| steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE, VIII
| sail SUNDAY. May 18Th, at 3 O'Clock Z. NJ
Freight received until O'Clock SATURDAY evening.
wardcd with dispatch to all points north, SOUTH east,
| and west: also, 10 foreign ports.
| Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2; round-trip tickets,
| $50. Steeragc, So and 80.
| For frci 2ht or passage. apply to
| e. W. ALLEN Z CO., Agents,
| my l2-2t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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TO pIIISiCI AN S.

4 =
We have" DIGESTlNE," the new remedy for in
digestion, sick stomach. morning sickness sc.
MILLER & PIERCE, Apothccarics.
my slim corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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CEINE-THREAD-al Nos. ~ seaTYR,>
~ PATENT anu SOFT SEINE S1~~.s::.>-S>a~
TWINES--all sizes;
SElNE-LiN ES-ali sizes;
YAWkISG,
SEINE-CORKs, and CoRKWOOD,
for sale ut very low prices. -
l.. LICIITENSTETS.
apps 1905 and 1907 franklin street.
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LIME. CEMENT. AND PLASTER.
SEINE-TsEREAD, &c.

VTSE SEMPLEpS BEST SIX-CORD
~ SPOOL-COTTON, pronounced by experts at
strong smooth aud excellent thread. For sale by
l.. LICHTENSTEIN,
an % l7n1 and l7O7 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-14

EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO SSTH
L yIDENCE. AND BOSTON s<sst}sz
Steamer ALLIANCE, Captain CARR, win receive
freight for the above ports until MONDAY the
l4th instant, at o'clock.
passage to phadel phia including meals and state
room, $S; without meals. %.
'O0'N' wv W. =. PORTER, Agent.
my1i-lt 2425 Dock street.
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SPR1NG GOODS! SPRlNG|sSp
y GOODS.-Ladics' Fancy and Plain Slp-EG ia
nerS-Bronze and Black; Ladies', Misses ~ ~
and Childrcn's Kid NEWPORT Ties; Broad !,
Bottom. Low Heel crs-hand-nladc-ior OLD
ladies: Misses and Youths SchoOl-Shocs: Ladies'
Fine Pebble ;oat and Foxed Balmorals, s25O Gen
tlemeus French Calf and t;sat Low Quarter Shoes,
nil STYLES lust received The best Calf Cater In the
city for So Trunks, Satchels, Shawl-StrapS anu
SSvv..rc.,ifers at w. p. w. TAILOR'S,
o,n1i Fourth and Broad streets.
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DEATH on A STEAMBOAT.

BALTIMORE, May 11.--AYter the steamer
Wcnonah had reached her wharf this morn
ing from the Rappahannock river, w. T.,
Saunders, a mel chant ut Lloyd's, Essex