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THE RICHMOND POsT-oPFICE

WAsuISGToN, April 2S.-Jetferds, VIII,
was assistant postmaster at Richmond unit
recently, is here as an applicant for the post
mastership in place Of Miss Van Lew. HI
is endorsed by number OF the business
men, notwithstanding he is a Massachusetts
carpet-bagger." ~.
THE RfpER-ASD-HARBOR APPROPRIATION.
The appropriation for rivers and harbor:
was IS, 0Oo, 900. Two millions Of this sum
was expended by order OF General Grant
and since then nearly two million have been
allotted, leaving tri6e over million in re
serve. OF this balance the South gets
Mississippi. Missouri, and Arkansas, bal,
ance OF $4,000; Ouachita and Arkansas, a
balance OF S1f,2oO; Yazoo and Mississippi,
$4,000; Little Kanawha, West Virginia,
$1,000; Heawassee, Tennessee, $4,000 ;
mouth OF Mississippi, balance OF $4,000 ;
ApponattoX, Virginia, $15, 1000; New river,
Virginia, $4,000; Cape Fear river, North
Carolina, S22,50O; south branch OF the
Elizabeth, Virginia, $4,000, Norfolk bar
Dor, $50, 900: Pamlico river, North Caro-
lima, $1,000, Perquimans river, North
Carolina, $500; Nansemond river, North
Carolina, $1,000: French Broad, North
Carolina, 10000 and this eXhausts the ap-
preparation.
THE PRESIDENTS sTENOGRAPHER.
Mr.. George A..Gustin, for several years
private secretary to the Postmaster-Gen
raj, has been appointed stenographer to the
President. Teleeraphers will remember
Gustin's clicks from Augusta.
DISPATCHES. PROM VERA CRUZ.
Dispatches have. been received at the
Navy Department from Commander Schley,
dated off Vera Cruz, April 18th, on board
the Essex. He reports that tranquility eX-
lists throughout the Republic. Peace and
confidence seem restored with the acknowl-
edged election OF General Diaz, and that the
interests OF our coHntrymen on the coast
are in no way menaccd. The Governor and
other officers at Vera Cruz have been cX.
ceedinely courteous. The Essex is expect
ed to leave the first week in May for Key
West for supplies. Ill were in good health
... vARIsus ITEMS.
Charges have been preferred against Mr.
Van Buren,, American consul ut hanagaWa
for scandalous practices and dercliction o.
duty.
The State Department has adviccs OF :
state of war between Russia and Turkey
No official notice will be taken OF the fac
until notice is received by the ministers .
the respective countries here.
The President has not asked Publ
Printer Clapp to resign.
Judge John T.. King succeeds Col9ne
Casey as collector OF customs at New Or
leans. '-'-
John w. Easby relieves Isaiah Hanscom
as chief OF the Bureau OF CONSTRUCTION i
the Navy Department.
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mAnINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF R1(,HMoNp apx1r "a. 1a7r.z

~ fff' ARRIVED SATURDAY. r.
Steamship Isaac Bell. La~rence, New York.
merchandise and passengers, CIV. Alien d Coz
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, aerGhan-
schooner. Joseph FarwelI, Gregory, Rockand,
lime. 4. Slice. 'stis5 S5t{ zsEFE -
Schooner johnnie. Merserve, French, RockIand,
schooner, Marion. Herbert. Norfolk, scrap-iron
and bones, to order. s1 Fxfst s5sl1. sI5ss7l.s
CLEARED sATUHDAY.
Barkentine Veteran, Gngc Merscilles, crude petro-
leuna, Meissner, Ackermann Co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer George II. Stout, Pierce Baltimore, rner-
chaDdise and passengers. l.. b. Tarum, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
e1 Bg aa Br copenhasen refined
petroleum, Meissner. Ackermann Co.
Schooner Hattie y. Giles, Bremen, New York,
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, steelman, Philadel-
phia, grauit., Curtis & Parker.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, Kercban6tse
and passengers. L. q! Tatalo- agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship isaac Belt, Lawrence. New York,
merchandise aud passengers, q. w. Allen Co.,
agents. , i. a..
disc and passengers, ". P-Porter, agent.
CLEANED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York March TIN, schcore: Matilda
From FRO rhilaSephla April s1s,, schooner J. g.
From Baltimore April Gath, schooner Caroline
From Baltimore April 2etb, schooner D. q. Steel
- MEMORANDA.
Bark Hovding tNSor.l. jansen, from Richmond, ar
rived ut LIVERPOOL April %.
Schooner Paugussei, Ingersoll, from Philadelphia
Schooner Joseph w: Allen, Chase, from Richmond,
schooner knhIe Les:Go from Clairmonr, James
river, for Bath, ut Edsartown BE, April "a.
Schooner Lizzie Smith, Dyer, from Deals Island,
Va, at Salem. Mass, April %. ,H5t
Schooner Banner. Tunnel, from James river, at
Schooner Vapor, Cham berlain, was loading ct New
York for Richmond Nprli "a. ist
VESSELS IN PORT SATURDAY, APRIL 2STH.
-s.. Barks
Sulettelma (Nor.), Ulle mass, loading petroleum.
Trahk Nor. }, jacobsen, loading guano.
Ruth tSor.), Emerson. awaiting.
Tarpeian tBr.), Doran, awaiting.
Minerva (Nor.), Feilberg. loading petroleum.
Oscar II. tNor.l. Mchasen. loadi2g petroleum.
Romo (Nor.), Harren, loading petroleum.
Guckauf tGer.), Springer, loading timber.
Veteran, Gage, cttared. .
W6ye {Sorl. Andersen discharglng salt.
Constance Dutch, Nannings, ioa ling petroleum.
Schooners- r.
James f. Bayies. dickinson. dischargipg.
N. q f. Henderson, Price, dlschargtng.
Helen A.. Hoyt, Crane. discharYing.
Rebecca u. Smith. Grace, dlscharging.
Ida 4. Jayne. Nils, for Bahia.
Ben. Tyler, discharging.
Joe Carleton. ThurstOn, disclarging.
=. T. Willetis, Wiletts, waiting.
Eclipse, Gonkiiq 1vf dIsshar 1itn;:,r,v
Anthea Codfrcv; Price, diseharsiDg.
Oliver i've Jahleson, Campbcll. from Windsor. Ms.
John Mcdonnell. McKendry, for Philadelphia.
John II. Williams, North, for Norfolk.
JOSEPH, Faarwell .Gr.gory, from Rock!.nd.,
James Jam"s' McGce, Lynch. for Phisdephia
John W. Hall. Hudson, discharg1ng.
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West Hanover Presbytery.
SECOND DAY.
rReported for the Dispatch

FARMv1LLE, Va, April 20, 1877.
The Presbytery has been occupied to-day
mainly In hearing reports and in consider
ing constitutional amendments. Among the
mptters of public interest are the following
~ Contributions. Hereafter church sessions
must send collections direct to headquarters
OF the church boards, and not to the trea-
surer OF Presbytery.
Nero Church.-Steps were taken 70 organ
ize the "Klrk OF the Clitf,'' in Louisa.
Gand,dute,-B. Goode was received as a
candidate for the ministry.
annual Meetin1S.-The further consider
alton OF this matter was postponed. 1t is
evident that the feeling IS growing for less
frequent meetings OF church iudicatories.
1t Is stated that an overture will be presented
asking the Assembly to send down amend
ments to the Form of Government for tri-
enniaI assemblies, biennia! synods, and
annual presbyteries.
THIRD DAY.
FARMvILLE, April 81, 1877.
The following are among the items OF
general interest acted on to-day:
Form of Gouernment.-The'1 New Book"
was fully considered, and amen d,nent5 for
warded 10 the Assembly.
Fruteradt RELATIONSHIP response to Il
paper from Orange Presbytery (Sorth Car
olina). in reference to friendly relations
with the northern Presbyterians, The whole
matter was RENTED to the Assembly.
C0rrcSpoadence.- Presbytery record
ed, by unanimous vote, resolution suS-
gesting to the General Assembly to adopt
11rittcn correspondence with other e1clesias-
tical bodies. in lieu Of the present method
OF sending personal delegations.
CGn4liddte--Mr. r. 4. WALES, Son. OF the
Rev. Z. NJ. WALES, OF Nelson, was recon-
mendcd as candidate for the ministry,
after full and satisfactory examination as
to his personal experience in religion and
bis motives for entering the ministry
Resgnati0nS.-The Rev. Mr.. Din widuIe,
Of GoTdonsville, rendered his resignation
of his pastoral charge, and the church is
cited to appear at the August meeting to
show cause why the relation shouldnot be
dissolved
Rev. e. Woods, OF Charlottesville, ten
dered his resignation Of bis pastoral charge.
l.. Il. Raitty, ESP, appeared in, behalf OF
the congregation, and with natural but deep
feeling represented the church in giving 4
most reluctant consent to Mr.. Woods
wishes. The action OF the church, as ex-
pressed in 5heir resolutions, was aNke cred
liable 10 themselves ana JUST ID -hf' W oouS,
who is greatly beloved by all who know
him. The Presbytery asked him to take
twenty-four hours to reconsider his request,
and its further consideration was postponed
till tomorrow.
Division OF Synod.-A petition on this
subject was committed to Rev. Messrs.
Thompson, Bell, and +. \. Watkins, with
authority 70 confer with other Presbyterlcs,
and report hereafter.
Delegates to the Ne,o Orleans Assembly,
Rev. 3. NJ. Smith (minister) principal, with
Rev. FL. Halves alternate, and Mr.. l.. X.
Railey (elder) principal, with ). X. Morton,
Esq, alternate.
Nezt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Courthouse
was selected as the place, and Tuesday, 21st
of August, 1877, as the time, OF the next
stated meeting Of Presbytery. .
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Dor, SECS; !. 20 to Invalid fund, 1928; II TO
Missionary fund, $3.50; is to Education,
1881; 20 Co Publication, 1907; 20 to Pres
byterial fund, 1914; "a to Pastors salary,
S25,46S; 81 to Congregational purposes,
S2s,5O1 10 to Miscellaneous, $3.50. {
After vote OF thanks to the citizens OF
Petersburg for their hospitality, TO the rail-
roads, the pastors Of churches, and the
Press, Presbytery adjourned to meet at
Ashland on Saturday before the third Sab
bath in May, for the examination, ordlna-
ton and installation Of Rev. William Frost
Bishop as pastor OF the church at that place.
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|EAssR @IIANevFsRss I PR RE sBFFERf.
THE .s0LEMNITY THAT CHARACTER.
HE'D THE PROCEEDINGS IN
DIR, BAIRD'S CASE,
N, - - 80 tf.

HOW GOVERNOR MARYE CONDUCTED THE
ARGuMENT-THE FACT OF GUILT DIS
CLOSED by DIR. BAlRD's CONFESSION
THE DEFENCE-ToUCHIN ExPLANA-
TONS OF VOTES BY THE MEMBERS
OTHER PRoCEEDINGs-NARRA OF
THE STATE OF RELIGIoN-REPORT ON
DOMESTIC .MIssIoNs-THE CAUSE OF PUB
LEGATION, &C., &C.
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Eenyy Failures.

CONSERVATION IN THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-The announce.
ment OF the failure Of L. n. Robinson 4
Co., yesterday, caused CONSERVATION in the
Stock Exchange. The firm was regarded
as the wealthiest in the street. No suspl-
cion regarding its solvency existed, and ii
had been dealing largely up to the moment
Of announcement. Many present had their
checks in their pockets-some received only
few moments before.
Later.-Robinson & Co. will be able to pay
in f1El
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VirCinia.
A SHOCKING MURDER NEAR SUFFOLK.

~. Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, April ga tiend in the
shape OF a negro woman named Jeanette
Wilson, living in Nansemond coanty, five
miles from Suffolk, murdered he. husband
in his sleep aight before last by attacking
him with an axe. She completely severed
the head from the body of her husband, and
then fled with her paramount, who had melted
her to the inhuman deed. The woman was
arrested and committed to Jail, and made a
full confession. ~
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New York.
A VERDICT IN THE EMMA-MINE CASE FOR
DEFENDANTS.

A VERDICT IN THE EMMA-MINE CASE FOR
DEFENDANTS.
New YORK, April 2S.-The jury in the
Emma-Minc case found verdict for the
defendants.
NEW YonK, April 2s.-The first stage OF
the great Emma-N1ine suit for 100000
ends with verdict for the defendants. The
plaintiffs will carry the case to the United
States Supreme Court. The trial was begun
in the United States Circuit Court on the
14th Of December, before Judge Wallace,
who came from the Northern District OF
New York specially to try the case. The
suit was brought by the English owners OF
the mine, to whom Park sold it, to recover
the $4,000 paid for it, alleging there
was fraud, deceit, and misrepresentation on
the part Of Park in regard to the resources
pf the mine. Park, the principal delend-
ant. sat in a chair, almost powerless with
emotion.
ADVANCE IN FREIGHT RiTES-THE WANDER
BILT SUIT.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-The White Star
Line will advance freight rates from twenty
five to forty shillings per ton.
Cornelius j. Vanderbilt has employed
Scott Lord and Jerry Black in his suit
against his brother William Tor million
dollars.
SUIT DISMISSED.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-The suit Of Charles
Marshall & co. against the White Star Line
for quarter OF million for sinking theil
steamer Harvest Queen in the Irish channe
hv the Adriatic has been dismissed.
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JUDGE YRIGuT's OFFICIAL CONDUCT TO BE M
oUIRED INTO.
. COLUMBIA, S. c., April 2S.-A resolution
appointing a committee OF five to invests
cato the official conduct OF j. j. Wright,
associate Justice OF the Supreme Court, was
passed by O vote OF rs to 13.
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A BOSTON FAILURE.

BosToS, April 2S.-Way d Co., the largest
house in metal and hardware here, have
suspended. Liabilities, 100000. Failure
accustomed by bad debts and general shrink
age during the past four years. Their own
Indebtedness is principally in Pennsylvania
and abroad. Assets not stated.
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navy CONSIGNMENT OF REAPERs.

- HEAVY. CONSIGNMENT OF KhAFEIsS.
,HARR1sBrRG, Pa, April oS.-The largest
single consignment OF reapers and mowers
ever made at one time to any point East, or
West has arrived here by rail. The train
consists OF seventy-two cars, containing
/ ,7OO machines. !, The train was about hall
a mile IN length. and flags and other deco.
rations covered the cars: The cash value OF
the machines amounts to S25O,000.
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JUDGE CULLEN DECLINES TO BE Police
JUsT1cE.-A few weeks ago'we published q
complimentary letter. from some OF our
leading citizens, requesting Judge Cullen
to be an applicant for the position OF Police
.Justice.-H. Louis Journal IS !.
Journal then publishes q letter from
Judge Cullen declining to do SOL y
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The European War.

THE PART THAT ENGLAND WILL TAKE IN TIE
.ssi 49,. EASTERN QUESTION. {.
Z MANCHESTER. April The Guardian
saws It. is ruIored that there is conflict
OF opinion between Lord Beaeopstield ana
some OF his colleagues as to the part Eng
land shall Immediately take III the Eastern
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CaliEarnia.

sssMuGGLgD- OPIUM SEIZED.
i. SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s.-A thousand
dollars worth of-smuggled opium has been
seized in Chinese quarters.
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.,FURISrrTsyRE.

NOW ON. HAND, THE LARGEST IN
In STOCK OP-EERNPTUREsin made 20 my ~
orders, and dany receiving additions 10 sasse,
thas II have ever offered 10 the pubic. feeil
Will Give satisfaction to all who wish % buy. ward
robes Sideboards Dressing Cases, Ressseeds; xlsos
fine Parlor Suits, EfaSeres nne Chairs, LoungsSI
Uat-Racks fine Book Cases, Tablets Dr., WILD fu
line OF cheap Furniture. SEQ nay stock hesorS you
buy. E.st E.IAIhRLunls.
mh 3-3m 10 Governor stsses. +
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Massachusetts,.

HsINoUs OFFENCE BY A MASSACHUSETTS
ltgtri r...As ] NEGRO. at
BosroN, April 2s.-sam. Freeman COLOR
ed committed rape on girl aged twelve
years, named Barrett, at Lancaster, Mass,
which resulted in the death or the victim,
The girl was on her way home from school.
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Governor Kemper has gone on briefyisit
10 amherst county a good woman, we
nope. Is ut the bottom OF it.-PetersbaT1
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cROQUET.

CROQUET FOR TEE MfLL1ON,-Esghf
" balls aud IN aie,s nicely painted. two stakes ana
ten arches packed In q strong box. With SIDE lus
with book OF instructions. Price, 81 20, ~. -.
Also, set with .aLeht balls and smsiiets, tat nov
packed IN box, only 39Sc. 81 -. i
FINER SETS al az, $50, and $3 Q set. "a, {.
Upon receipt Of bDc, add ttonal any set VIII ps
North Carolina, express or freight pa M
ap s-lms 8, ~ Main sstssss
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SECOND DAY.

Avery interesting letter was read to Pres
bytery from colored school at Dublin,
telling OF the interest that had been taken in
them by Presbyterians there, and thanking
them for the same. 80.
Roy. J. Z. Miller, from Minnesota, pre-
sented letter of dismission, and after eX-
animation was received as member OF this
body.
Marion was chosen rs the place, and Oc-
tober II, u z. M., as the time, for the next
stated meeting of Presbytery.
Free conversation on the state OF religion
occupied much OF the time this evening.
Considerable interest was reported in the
churches in Pulaski county. -
Mr. G. A. Wilson and Mr.. G. ". johnson,
candidates for the ministry, were examined
on theology and church history. These ex-
aminations were exceedingly satisfactory to
all the members OF Presbytery. b.
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Abingdon Presbytery.
TReported for the Dispatch.l

Reported Tor thc DlSpalcn.J
This body met at Walnut Grove April
25th, and was opened with a sermon by
Rev. W. Fl. Groves.
There are twelve ministers and fourteen
elders present.
Rev. W. V. Wilson was elected uodera-
tor.
A communication was read from Orange
Presbytery, North Carolina, in regard to
fraternal relations with the Northern Pres
byterian Church. This was referred to a
special committee-Rey. S. D. Stuart chair
man.
The usual routine business, reports, &C.,
was transacted, and Presbytery adjourned
until tomorrow.
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SUIT DISMISSED.
Pennsylvania.

T. END OF THE STRIKE OF THE LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEERS. .-,..g
PHILADEiPHIA, April 2S.-The strike OF
the Reading railroad locomotive engineers
has been practically abandoned.
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DOR NEW k.-The Old 1S%EfA
Il Dominion Steamship Company's zs1Ea1 =.
Steamship ISAAC BEL l., Captain LAWRENCE, Will
sail SUNDAY. April 29th, VI O'Clock T.. 81.
Freight received until O'Clock SATURDAY evening.
wavded with dispatch to all points north SOUTH east,
and west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, SIP round-trlp tickets >
$40. Steerage, SC and So
For freight or passage, apply to-
G. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
an 2S-2t~ ~"~-"'- -(,drnpanY,s- Wharf Rockets.
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EOR PHILADELPHIA. PRO GfFfS
Il Violence, AND DISTINGUISHING ssezssAkEE5f.
FANITk, CAPTAIN HOWE, Will receive freight for
the above ports until TUESDAY the 1st instant, at
10 O'Clock. W.P. PORTER, Agent,
Nm 3(,2t ..r..-r 2l25 Dock street.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

L'OR NEW YORK.-1The Old S|FFm
H Dominion Steamship mpany se.z8ssh.
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, May LIST, at O'Clock =. NJ
Freight received until 2,o'clock 2. n. ,t
Through bills CT lading signed ana goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to- New York, Sl2; round-trip tickets.
$50. Storage, Sc and 50.
For freight or passage, apply to
.ssats sc, ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
an 3O-1t COMMANDS Wharf. RUcHetts.
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A vIEGTNrAH At THE WHITE HoCSE-LENSd-
TON Observation-Disclosures SPRINGS, 40.
correspondence Of the Richmond pspach.J
tppII - 1877
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Rev. Mr. Campbell made the report on
Systematic Beneyolence; from which it APP
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

the Presbytery to be la; deacons, 81.
Added on examination, ISL; on certificate,
100. Total communicates, 1912. Baptized
Adults, So; infants, la. Number Of bap-
tiZed non-communicants, LIPS. Children
in Sabbath schools, 3,707. 5r,. .a,.
80 Rev. James 2. Smith read the report on
Sabbath schools in the Presbytery, which
shows an, interesting condition Of the
schools. Aggregate number OF teachers on
the roll in the Presbytery, 54S; scholars,
3,S15. Average attendance, 415; OF scholars,
/, $3.50. Increase of teachers, IS; OF scholars,
t247. Scholars added to the Church, 81.
Amount contributed by schools, $1,53l
contributed for benevolent purposes, 500.
The report was adopted and ordered to be
forwarded to the General Assembly. 49,
OVERTURE TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Rev. DR.. Brown offered the following,
which was adopted: l
s "The Presbytery OF East Hanover does
hereby overture the General Assembly in
relation to revision OF the general subject
OF its correspondence with other ecclesias.
tical bodies, with a view to provide a more
consistent and satisfactory mode OF con.
Quoting the same, both as regards the AS
sembly itself and the synods and presbyte.
Eries under its care.n j,
..i SYSTEMATIC BENEyoLENCE.
Rev. Mr.. Campbell made the report on
Systematic Beneyolence; from which it ap.
pears that 81 churches have contributed to
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LIBERTY.

PREACHING on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&ESTs COMAENCED-PEAkS OF OTTER.
a[Corrcspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LIBERTY. BEDFORD COUNTY, VA,
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rrrsoxAL--RELIGlous aEkr. S,n,- a. re-
Csors-GovERNoRsHir - MUNICIPAL hiN'-
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
D from the Citizens Fire, Marine and
Life Insurance Company OF Wheeling To
me, bearing date the Ath day OF March,
1877, and on record in the Clerks office OF
the County Court OF Ohio county, will
proceed to sell at Pablo Auction at ~
O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednesday,, the end
day OF May, 1877, at the front door OF the
Court House of ohio county, to the highest
bidder, the following property, known as
Baldwin Row, that is 10 say: The UNI
divided one-hali OF lot No. l76, situated on
the corner of EOft and seventeenth streets,
in the City OF Wheeling, West Va, and on
the north side of said Seventeenth street
and east of Eoff street, and also OF the west
one half OF lot No. l75, Immediately adjoln-
ing said lot No. l16, both being situated IN
that part of the city of Wheeling common
ly called East Wheeling. There are five
Brick Ienements on said property, all
property will be sold as a whole or in
parcels, to suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash and the
balance in two equal instruments at SIX
and twelve months, with interest from the
day of sale, said deferred payments TO be
secured by deed of trust on said property.
The other onC-r ali OF said drOperty Will
be sold at the same time and place and on
same terms, by the owner thereof.
n. II. SHRlVER. Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until Satur-
day, May 18th, at 10 O'Clock A.
II. II. SHRlVER, Trustee.
The above sale Is postponed until TU ES-
DAY, the l2tA day OF June, at ~ O'Clock
AN Ii. IL. SIKH V Elk,
mail Trustee.