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MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAMS.
A PUBLIC-sCH0OL TEACHER In NOR
FOLK COUNTY DRuGGED, ROB-
BED, AND MURDERED.

PASSAGE OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BILL IN THE HOUSE-THE TARIFF BILL
BEFORE THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
MEETING OF THE UNITED STATES BOARD
OF TRADE IN WAsHINGToN-THEF FALL
RIVER tMAss.l DEFALCATION-ARREs OF
A MURDERER IN GEoRGlA-REPoRTED
FENIAN MOVEMENT IN vERMeNT-THE
STRIKE OF COTTON LADoRERs IN ENG
LAND-CoMMUNICAT BETWEEN ENG
LAND AND RUSSIA REGARDING THE
MEETING OF THE coNGREss-BAsIs OF
ARRANGEMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED TO
THE CAR DECIDED UPON, &C., &c.
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limited states Board of Trade.

WASHINGTON, May IA meeting Of the
United States Board Of Trade was held at
Wizards Hotel to-day.
Mr.. e. P. Dorr, of Buffalo, N. Y, was
elected president pro tenn, and 6. W. G.
Clark secretary, to act till the bill for in
corporation now before Congress is passed.
Messrs. Covington, OF Cincinnati, and
Dorr made admirable addresses, in the
course of which they declared that the or
eanization was intended to harmonic with
the National Board Of Trade, which had
done good service to the country. The
United States Board Of Trade was meant to
work side by side and in full accord with
it, with the expectation Of fully represent
ing to Congress and the State Legislatures
what the industries OF the country need,
and going a step further than the National
Board in this work.
Mr.. S. Y. Topper, OF South Carolina;
next addressed the Board in advocacy Of
the commercial interests which should be
represented in the association. Traders
and manufacturers should come together,
and statistics should be collected and dis
seminated. In commerce lay the strength
of the country. 1t furnishes the sinews
Of war and prosperity in peace. Neither
Congress nor political assemblages could
unite the country in fraternal and har-
monious union. 1t was through COM
merce and such organizations as this that
the different sections OF the country would
learn to understand each other. Where mu-
tual interests and reciprocal benefits OF
trade are felt we learn to forget we were
once enemies.
Messrs. Harrison, of Illinois; Stafford, Of
Arizona; and Montgomery, OF Oregon, and
others, expressed their cordial sympathy
with the objects Of the Board.
A committee was appointed, to which the
president and secretary were added, to
further the progress OF this work, and as all
good citizens are eligible for membership
the attention of the people is asked for its
consideration and support.
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Crime I'm Norfollk County.
ATEACHER OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS DRUaGED,
MURDERED, AND ROBBED BIZ THREE NEGRO
RONEE-NO ARRESTS.

A TEACHER OF THE PUBLIC SShOOLS DbUd9EU,
| MURDERED, AED ROBBED BIZ THREE NEGRO
woMEN-NO ARRESTS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
NORFOLK, Va, May yesterday after
noon Miss s. A. Stewart, formerly OF Alex
andria, Va, but for the last four years q
teacher of the publ: schools in Norfolk
county. situated at lions church, on Lam
berps Point road, was found dead upon the
floor OF her apartments over the school
room. At 3 o'clock P. NJ. three negro
women were seen to leave the
school building, and soon after a
negro girl called at the residence OF Mr.. W.
T. Capps, near by, and told his wife that
Miss Stewart was dangerously i'll. Mrs.
Capps Immediately hurried to the house,
but arrived too late to aid the sufferer, as
the vital spark had already fed. The lady
was lying upon the floor in an almost nude
state. Upon the bed was found a pocket
book, open and empty.
1t is evident that the three negro women
who were seen to leave the house drugged
and then robbed her, as no marks OF vio-
lence could be found upon the body, and
search showed that the money had been
taken. A further investigation revealed the
fact that several articles Of furniture were
also missing.
An inquest was held, but it failed to
bring to light any further particulars. The
three suspected women are still at large,
but every effort will be made to clear up
the mystery and bring them to Justice.
Miss Stewart was highly esteemed for her
mnny Yirtllea
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, May 7, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 900 hogsheads and
20 icrces. The offerings at auction on Change were
7G packages; of which number "a were taken In,
and the remainder sold ut prices ranging from 81
TO $3.50.
Owing to the large amount Of tobacco In bad
order which was being forced on our market last
week prices generally rule about as low we ever
saw them. Indeed, we think they must have struck
bottom. This week the offerings are of little bet
Ter grade, and there is more activity. Fine yellow
wrappers are scarce and in good demand. There
are some orders here for strictly fancy bright wrap
pers, but they cannot be- found at present on this
market. The prices of dark tobacco are about the
same. All good desirable stemming and shipping
grades are taken readily ut our quotations, while the
lower grades arc neglected and hard TO sell.
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common TO medium, $1.50@$2; medium
to good. $3@S3.50.
Leut-Common, S4@sS5: medium, 1905; good,
$6.50@S7.5e; fine, $S@sl0.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory, S3@$4.
Fiflers.-Common, S4@$5; medium, S5@S7;
good, S7@S10; tine, S1O4HSl3. 49,
SmokeTs.-Common, S78$S.50; medium, 500
sl1 good, $10@$l3; fine, $l5@S1S; fancy, 81 8
WTappers.-Commorf S1OMs14: medium, s15
@S20; good, $25@s40; fine, $50@S55; fancy,
S6OmSG5.
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HUNYADI JANOS,
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.

THE LANCET" Hunyadi Janos-Baron Lieblg
nfirnis that its richness In aperient salts sur
passes that of all other known waters.'
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL Hun
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, and
most effcacious aperient water"
PROFESSOR vIRCHoW, BERLIN. Invariably
good and prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. 81 have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess"
PROFESSOR scANzoNI, WURzBURG. 81 pre-
scribe none but this" 49,. &tt
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, Bi. D., F. r.
s., LONDON. More pleasant than Its rivals,
and surpasses them in efficacy"
PROFESSOR AITKEE, M. D., +. II. s., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEY. . Preferred to
Pulpa and Friedrichshall."
A wINEGLAssFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF TIE
5ApoLLIsAaIs COMPANY Himited,, London.
FREDERICK DE barry B CO.,
Al and 48 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
81 g.! FOR SALE EY ;.ss5.s 4., ist &
\ DEALERS. GHocERs. AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL, LADD u Co, Richmond,
So General Agents for Virgins.
The label on every bottle is printed on BLUs
paper, - 2s-M,W&F&eowtAu27
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May 2, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, go bushels. Red, 1926 BUSH
els.
Consolidate, 53S bushels.
OATs.-3 bushels.
PEAS.-Black, 6 bushels. YetloD, 400 bushels.
FAMILY FLoCR.-100 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 324 bushels very good Flltz Mt
bushels prime Lancaster on private terms; SO BUSH
els choice Fuz on private terms; 1872 bushels COM
mon Lancaster ut SILT; 152 bushels Lancaster at
Sl.25-total S24 bushels.
CORN White, 3G4 bushels prime at 5Sc.; 18
bushels prime at Csc. 124 bushels very good on
private terms: SO bushels very good OH private
terms-total, 53S bushels.
OATs.-5O bushels very good spring at 3sc.: 100
bushels very good spring on private terHls-tota!,
$50 bushels.
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4 CLERGYMAN ExPELLED.-W oodstockc,
w., May Cat the session of the Vermont
Annual Methodist Episcopal Conference
to-day the committee OF the trial of the case
OF Rev. E. D. Hopkins, charged with forge
ries, reported that he be expelled from the
ministry and membership OF the Church.
brief address and prayer.
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ScRoFULoUs HUMoR s.-The yEGETINE has
cured many cases of Scrofula of FIVE, en and twenty
years. standing. where the patient has had many
physicians, tried many of the Known remedies; and
after trying VEGETINE the common remark Is, at
acts differently, works differently from any medi-
cine have ever taken.' TEGETINE will cleanse
scrofula from the system. Try il.
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MIR. OrtOn's Death.

NEW York, May T. The Associated
Press in regular session to-day expressed
its deep regret for the death OF Hon. VIII
liam Orton, late president OF the western
Union Telegraph. Company, charaeterlzlng
it as O calamity second only to the death OF
one OF their own number.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 7.--Gold opened at 1OOK.
Noon.-Stocks about firm. Money on cal. 4M5
| per cent. Gold, 100is. Exchange-Long 1856;
short, 4ss!5. State bonds steady. Governments
| firm.
Epening-Money easy at 8 per cent. Sterling
| firm at 4S6. Gold. 1908. Governments firm; new
| SIS, 104h. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE. May 7.-Virginia G's, deferred, Az
CONSOLIDATED. 619s; second SERIES 80; past.dne cou
pons, SO. Bid to-day.
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yEGETINE
CAN RECOMMEND.
SoMERyILLE, June 10, 1877!

SoMERvILLE, June 10, 1875.
DR.. II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-lt is with great pleasure can recon-
mend in the highest terms your VEGETINE rs 4 pu-
ritter OF the blood. Having met with painful in
jury of the spine and sciatica nerve over fourteen
years ago, my ankle has been swollen great deal OF
The time, ands very painful. BY using Vegeline
find great relief 1t gives higher tone to the blood
improving my health; and hope that all the human
family 10 a suffering condition will avail themselves
at once Of this most valuable remedy.
Yours most respectfully. e.
WILLIAM STISEHERST.
Station-Agent, Somervllle, Mass.
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niesi mt Sem

NEW .YoRK, May during the trip OF
the steamer City OF Savannah from SaVan-
nah for New York two passengers-Sophia
Pollak and Hon. +. w. Toby-died. Vheir
bodies were brought to this port.
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"VEGETINE,' says a Boston physician. "has no
equal as blood-purlfer. Hearing offs many won
derfu cures, after all other remedies had falled,
visited the laboratory and convinced myself Of Its
genuine merit 1t is prepared fl ON barks. roots, and
herbs each OF which Is highly effective and they are
compounded in sucn manner as 10 produce aStou-
ishinS results.'
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Geo&ia.
CAPTURE OF A MURDERER.

0AF UNE 0r 3
COLUMBUS, GA, May 7.-Dr. R. U
Palmer, the murderer of w. i. Salisbury,
banker, and proprietor Of the Enquirer and
Sun newspaper, in this city, was captured
Monday in Russell county, Ala, five miles
from Columbus, by two farmers, and is now
in the Jail Of that county.
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yEGETINE
COMPLETELY CURED ME.

COMPLETELY CURED NE.
NEWPORT, KY, February &c, 1877.
Nr. II. II. Steuens:
Dear Sir,-I write to say that seven bottles OF
YOUR VEGETiNE have completely cnred me from a
very severe case OF Scrofld. or many years stand
ing after trying many medicines and doctoring
great deal. am now free from all sores, ana can
work as well as ever, and think the vEGET1NE Is q
god-ssnd. and no one ought to do without 1t.
ife'n''D' ieSp'e '.D''' j. A. PATRICK.
yEGETINE is now prescribed In cases of Scrofula
and other diseases of the blood by many Of the best
physicians owing to its great success In curing all
diseases of this nature.
vEGETINE.
DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND IT.
vIScENNEs, IND, 1878.
IT. r. Stevens:
Dear Strive have sold VEGETINE for several
wears and IL has given patrons general satsfac-
ton. Every one speaks we'll of it. Respectfully,
MOORE 6 HARRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Main street, Vineennes.
YEGET1SEis composed Of Roots, I;arks, and Herbs.
1t Is very pleasant to take-every child likes 1t.
vEGETINE
prepared BIZ
H.R. STEVENS. BOSTON, MASS.
vEGETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Imy 4-s&W2t]
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The Fenians.

ST. ALBINs, VI, May THE Advertiser
learns from reliable source that the fe-
nian Brotherhood Of this section are gettln 3
into working order, In view Oh the posi-
bility Of war between England and Russia.
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A new post-officc is established at Nason's,
Orange county, VA, on the railroad between
Taylor's and Unionville, with +. T. Mason
as postmaster
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old LADIES' LASTING GAI-1fa7
~ TIERS and CONGRESS GAITERS-R8V
handmade. very bread, fat heels e, urr1S U
BROAD-BOTTUM TIES and CONGRESS GAL
TIERS;
LADIES FRENCHKID BOX-TOE STRAIGHT
SEAN FREN CH-HEEL BUTTON-BOOTS;
ANDAFULL LINE OF
LADIES' FINE BUTTON BOOTS on the Spanish
inslcp lasts. Just opened ut
j. A. GRIGG'S,
ap3O Tenth and Main streets.
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A CoUroS SurT.-A suit involving the
validity Of the tax on coupons will be tried
at the approaching term of the Circuit
Court Of this city, Judge Wing6eld presi.
ding. A short time since Messrs. A. Nj.
Davies & Go. presented to the collector OF
State taxes OF the city, V. G. Huntington,
under the provisions OF the funding bill,
coupons, aud demanded their reception for
taxes at face-value. The collector declined
to receive them except with deduction OF
the tax. Messrs. Davies & Co. then applied
to Judge Wingfeld to compel the collector
to receive said coupons as stated, and the
Judge issued manda,nus requiring him
so to do, or to appear on the first day OF
the May term Of the court to show cause
why he should not. Mr.. Huntington again
refused, and informed the Auditor of his
course. Attorney-General Field telegraphed
him on Saturday that he would be present
during the term OF the court to file the
collectors answer and give attention to the
case. So We shall have another discussion
on this important matter.-Lgnchburg Vir-
Ginian
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HAVANA, May Julian Zuluetor, Mar
uuis de Aliva, conspicuous public man
and large owner OF estates, died to-day OF
Injuries received by fall from his horse.
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RIOTS SHOES. re.
ENCOURAGEMENT EXTRAOR-nAs

A INVOLVEMENT EXTRAOR-faa :
N DlNARY-Being DESTROYS Of making R89
a change in business, offer special int ~
ducements to persons In want OF all kinds
quality OF our goods are such as will recommend
them to purchasers. The following special bargains
are among the latest arrivals:
LADIES' GRAIN BUSKINS tsewed), &C.,;
LADIES' SERGE RUSKIES (sewt d.. 50c.-prime;
LADIES' FOXED LACE-GAtTERS, 81:
LADIES' SERGE CATERS (high cut) CSC;
MISSES, FoXED CATERS ihigh cut), 81, worth
CHTLDREN's PEBBLE BALMoRAI.s, 75c.;
,CHILDREN'S KID BUCKLE-TlES. 75c.;
INFANTS BLACK and COLORED SHOES, 20,
SO, and 75c.:
MEMS PRIME ENGLISH TIES, $3.50;
BOYS PRls.E ENGLISH TIES, 51.05:
LADIES' KID SLIPPERS (solid heel, 55c.
In fact. every article in our line will be offered NJ
the smallest advance Oh original cost.
HELLER & Co,
NV d-d1wgw1t 5l7 east Broad street.
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HAVE SUFFERED TO GIVE VEGE-
TINE A TRIAL.
BOSTON, Sept ember 9, 1877.
Mr.. II. X. Stevens:
Dear Str,-I have suffered with Scrofutous Humor
for seven years, and could get no relief have tried
everything In the shape of herbs saves, plasters,
&C., but nothing did me any good. I was from my
knees TO my ankles one mass of Sores was advised
by Police-Oflicer w. +. Hill TO try VEGETINE. I
commenced last July, 1876. After taking the second
bottle began to get relief, and the sores to heal up
was finally reduced TO one large ulcer on my right
leg, that run so much and looked so bad that many
said must lose nay leg but after had taken four
teen bottles Of Vegetine my leg was all healed up,
and am now as we'll as ever was in my life.
consider Vegeine the best cleanser and purifier Of
the blood, and advise all who may lie suffering as
have suffered 10 give it q trial.
HENRY #. SMITH,
No. so Utica street, Boston, Mass.
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HoLL,Ns TSsrrruTE, VA, Nav q. 1879.

HoLLlNs INsT1TUTE, VA, May @, 1873.
Professor Joseph A. Turner. died here OF
laryngitls yesterday ut 12 O'Clock. He has
been sick for year past. Spent several
months the past winter In Florida. and got
home four weeks ago to die. Professor
Turner graduated at Richmond College and
at the University Of Virginia, and has spent
his life in literary pursuits. He was most
successful teacher, an author OF growing
reputation, and Christian gentleman uni
yersally respected and loved. G.. 81. r.
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1880 to % per ream, u
- rhe DisP ATQA PRMTINe-a0usE
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TONE MANDATORY.

III UME MIN L ACIONA. ----.- H1RV
WILLIAM M. SULLIVAN,
the PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOE MANU-
FAcTURER, No. 8 Twelfth street, Richmond, Is
dis cpe of Crispin whose superior Is hard TO find.
We have closely inspected well rs practically
be of the very best description. His terms are most
reasonable.
He Will make FIRST-CLASS FRENCH CALF
SKIN DOUBLE-SOLED BOOT for $40, or 8
FINE FRENCH CALFSKIN CATER for 81.
At such figures Is always possible to bautify our
inca sure at once.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly attendedto
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is going to ssuaload y upon his antagonist
when he's ready, unless he.gets rid 81 that
6 San Stefano = stock and stops s corner
ing !" Constantinople.1 ,As
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The Sycamore Mills Defalcation.

FALL RIVER, MASS, May IA meeting
OF the stockholders Of the Sycamore Mills
Company was held to-day to consider the
irregularities OF the late treasurer, George
II. Hathaway. Tie following is state
ment of its financial condition: Assets
amount to $655,471.91, and its liabilities
s71G,435.9S. Its deficiency account IS made
up OF appropriations OF its cash by its Late
treasurer, and amounts to SG0,77S.77, be-
sides lots OF outstanding notes on the books,
amounting to s13S,O00, and there is reason
to believe there are more to come. A net
indebtedness OF s3O9,272 is shown by the
books. to which is to be added the $13S,O 600
of foreign paper, making total indebted
ness OF S447,272. A motion was adopted to
nut the concern into bankruptcy.
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VALENTINE HOUSE,

VALENTINE HOUSE,
Isl opposite Capitol Square, corner Ninth street
PERMANENT, TRANSIENT, ana pAi-
soARDERs comfortably accommodated.
TERMS: 81 90 per day-less by theWeek
ap 28-2W ---------
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BOARDING.

NEW YORK BOARDING.,
~ SO FIFTH AVENUE.
Elegant residence In the fashionable avenue. @io
per week % Pot 1"'' 49, my S-W1Gt
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XI,VTH CONGRESS- Session.
WASHINGTON, May I, 1878.


House bill forbidding the further destruc-
ton of legal tenders was read second time
by yote-of SO to %, but the morning hour
expiring the Senate resumed routine mat
tiers.
The pension bill was passed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
In the House the bill to establish per-
manent form of government for the Dis
trict OF Columbia was debated and passed.
The tariff bill was taken up in Committee
Of the Whole. Mr.. Banks, OF Massachu-
sets. made speech against it.
The motion TO 90 into committee on the
bill had only majority Of one, although
five anti-tariG men voted in the affirmative.
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wanuSE ssTELL,GENt'k.

ssARlSE sSTELLuGENt;k.
MINIATURE ALmANaG-MAy s, 1878.
Ann rises 5:O2I HIGH TIDE.
Sun ,ers.......... $50 Morning........... $50
Mooa sets. ........ 1907 Evemne........... 9:27
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 2, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United States
mil, merchandise and passengers, l.. taum
agent.
Steamer Ashland, Howe, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. W. p. Porter, agent.
Schooner Rose McDevitt, Hopkins, City Point.
light, Curtis 8 Parker.
Schooner Agnes Reppelier, Hopkins, City Point,
light, Curtis 4 Parker.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen q Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ashland, Howe, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers w. p. Porter, agent
Schooner NJ. ID. MarstOn, Biockinyton, Boston,
coal, Curtis i Parker.
Schooner d. A. Davis, Long, Portsmouth, N. H.,
coal, Curtis s Parker.
Schooner Harry Landeli, Taylor, New. York, can
mel coal, GerSas Storrs, agent. @
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore May 9Th, schooner A. Z. sniyrk,
Martino.
SCHOONER &c. CRAFTS BUNK ny COLLISION.
Schooner In. Merriman, which arrived at Vine.
ward Haven May Ath, had on board Captain Greeley
aud crew Of The schooner y. G. Cralsa tresn SCUM
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yElsETTNE.
VEGETINE.

ADVISE ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING AS /
HAVE SUFFERED TO GIVE VEGE-
TINE a TRIAL.
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gHUNYADI JANOs WATER.

THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-02
Republican County Convention.

Convention Il the Republican party
1T Trra Count, Iowa. will meet mt the
Court House, in Tossdor en- Saturday the
sth dav OF June, 1878, At n o'cl OK: r.
nj. for the purI.o se of appointing dele
yates to repfcscnt said county in the State
Repnblican Convention to he held atlDes
Moines on the 10th day Of June 1878.
Tho ratio Of representations viii be .
de3eeate for each township and 2 for
every 25 votes or fraction thereof OF 10 or
over cast for Hon. John Gear for Governor,
the general election in 1877.
TT. respective townships will be en-
- $500. . fc11o~a
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The Annual Conventson Of the Tama
County Sabbath School Association will
be held at Tracr, commencing Tuesday
at 2 O'Clock. May 18th. and closing We'd
nesday evening. May 18th, 1873.
This Is = Mass Convention and all the
Sunday School Workers in the County
are. earnestly Invited. but oil schools
should choose and send delegates.
The christian people Of Tracr make al
welcome. Their hearts and homes will be
open.
ss&d names Of delegates to c. g. John
son. Tracr, by May 18th, for entertain
ment.
Rev. +. Lane. Of Marshaatowp, will
deliver the annual address, on Tuesday
evening. Subject: The Work Before Us.
On Wednesday evening R. Fl. Gilmore,
ESQ /, Of Cedar Rapids, Pres. Of the State
s. s. Association will deliver an address
on bible ~Stuhysand Use.
Let the 5. S. workers in the County moi
fail to attend hissConyentioa. A good
programme has been prepared.
Toledo. Iowa, April 18th. 1879.
F. j. II. WoKsER, n. r. DKURx,
Sec,y Tsma City. Pyest.. Toledo.