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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-02-05
To the Afflicted:

Dr. L. J. Czapkay would most respectfully inform the
public Of the Pacific coast that at the earnest solicitation
Of his friends and hundreds of those unfortu
naey afflicted with disease he has reOpened his MEDICAL
AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE and resumed the practice
If his profession The doctor would remind all those who
in need Of medical aid that since relnquishng his
very extensive and successful practice in San Francisco he
has visited the principal cities in Europe inspecting dill
gently the most renowned hospitals and gathering the
perence Of the most learned in the profession the benefit
from which he offers all in need of his services Rheu
matte affections chronic ctrh diseases of the stomach
and kidneys liver complaints, etc. successfully treated.
Those who suffering from the and ndscretions
of youth, nervous weakness, physical and mental debility,
are assured of permanent Charges moderate All
communications strictly confidential Medicines sent by
express Address l.. J. CZAPkAY, NJ. d.,
au23-lv 209 kearny St, San Francisco.
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a Stitch in Time!
Don't Throw Away Your Old
Clothes!

TENHOMAS MILLAR THE MOST
skilful Clothes Cleaner in this State has removed
his place Of business to
Carson street, opposite st. Charles Hotel.
EzrWork done Quickly and Cheap
Carson, May % 1877
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F@2 2-JUc. n b.; English and American sheet, 90
De. Swedes, hammered assc,;a hoop, 4@e. PIN
Iron: VIRGINIA coaI.blast ehareoa. s2SGSa.
thractta. sz0@sa2 West VIRGINIA coke. s21@s25
Hdis: Old Dominion. s2.40 per Reg FOR stand
Plough asttngs: wholesale, 4g4Nc.; retail
Kope. Manila. best. j @l 5c.!: ,ate. s@sc.
+ Rag5: Mixed cotton, 2Ac.; white, 4c.; wooleh
| 4 I. lumber. staves, &c.
Lumber. White oak. Fl 2Gas1 5 3 1.gDf, westsr-
y,rsnla poplar s12.5nGas25 p 900: mhlis nlne
S2uk9S65 y 1000 yellow pine boards, $40 as14;
1oisr. sl2MSlS: according to lengths Siiiiigies-
1000 sibspt s' sams 40 aSSss
staves: .whiskey- barrel tinoer.zreer. s1sas2sY
timber, segs7.56 1000. Fio1rSarrei noies, s.
as: observation-disclosures, no demand; hickory hoops.
$3.50.
Liquors. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pnts s2@s2.25 )
Brandiss: Domestic. s125as2: fruif. s1.l0a
virginia H 5eaeh. ss@iss.so.o o'' S1'1'e's''
Rva Wniskeus: Medium, 81 5o@se: pure old. 80
81 gs Virginia mountain, new, sS@s2.50, I'D.
Gin: Domestic. sl.25@s2: imnored, % q case
!. Nel1 England Rum: S1.50@SI60.
Rectifed WhtsKeys:: Market firm proof. $1.20.
Eicortee.
Ltcortce Paste: ). c. CO. SIC: r. r.. 23c.:
a: 0. e., 23c; Il. x CO., 24c. P. s. Csc: ;AnchoI
&c. a. u C.- s6c.. u. y G. ESQ., q. T.. Eagle
29c.: c. c. W., &c.,: 10 brand. tic. 49,
MiII-Feed.
ShtOstug: 35940c. a bushel; $50 Q ton.
BrotonStuT: 27ta30c. n Dushel: $40 p ton
Wheat Bran; 20@25c. . bnshei; $50 q ton.
Corn Bran: tic. per bushel; 5l5@s16 q ton.
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@sl.25 q 100 feet
Potoder: 1915 by the five kegs-Iess than fYt
kegs, 1926; blasting, &3.25@&3.5O.
SHOT: Northern, 81. l0@s2;25 a bag Of rs ibs.
Griadstones: 13G2hc. p ID.
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Ohio Democratic Convention.

COLUMBUS, June 2G.-The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day at the
Opera-House, and was called to order by
Hon. John q. Thompson. a. II. Walling
was chosen temporary chairman, and Frank
Kitty, OF Cleveland, secretary. After ap-
pointing the usual committees the Conven-
ton took q recess.
The following State ticket was nominated:
Secretary Of state, David r. Paige, OF Sum-
nit; Supreme Judge, A. +. Humes, OF But
Ter; member OF the Board OF Public Works,
- Bushfeld, of RichIand.
The Convention in general terms reafirm
the platform OF July 10, 1877. The resolu-
tons blame the Electoral Commission for
not having investigated the frauds commit
ted at the last presidential election; affirm
that its final decision ought not to preclude
authentic investigation and exposure OF
all the frauds connected with. that cleo
ton, and the due accountability OF
all who were guilty and those con-
nected with them; congratulates the
country that the downward course to bank
ruptcy and ruin involved in the Republican
policy has been partially avoided by the
Democratic measures; demand the repeal OF
the resumption act, &C.; congratulate the
country on the adoption OF the constitu-
tional and pacific policy Of local government
in the South, which has brought peace to
that section; express sympathy for the Ia
boring classes out OF employment, and
deprccate violence to obtain redress for al
legged grievances. .....
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s4--4f-Il27 - 80
80 Fin ANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
wFprrsn.Y. Jnna % 1879

State eonsots. go bid, 81
Virginia fundabie, 90 bid: virginia deferred, AZ
bid, ~ asked Virginia ta1-receivsole coupons, s3
CITY Secnritfes.-Riehmond city e's, J. and j.,
I19 bid: Richmond city 6,s. ). and j., 0aJS bio
Lynchhnrg city ESD. and y, 90 bid: Fredericks-
chester s, 81. and n, 90 asked; Manchester bridge
eesyasIe n and IS s., 50 Ed. sss asSed aAfs
tra Eailroad tlsIrd mortsage s. j. and s.. So BID
and j.. 100 bid; virginia Central Railroad aon-
mortsage s's. j. and j., 90 bid; Virginia and Ten
a asssee d RailEoah Eecod or,saEs SIS and o.
ferred S's, j.. and j., 100 bid: Southside Rail-
road third MORTGAGE preferred 6's, J: and j., 81
and j. 90 Sd IS asfed
asked; Petersburg Railroad second mor,guge s's,
j. and j., 20 bid, "a asked: Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad certificate, So bid; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, a. and
mac RI Railroad mortgage ss, and j., los bid:
Richmond, Fredericks5urg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage rs, J. and j., 100 bid; Orange and
n, 3s asked. Richmond and DaIyille Railroad
consolidated 6's. M. and NJ, 20 bid, 72 asked;
Piedment Railroad first mortgage SIS a. and o., "a
Canal Bonds.-JaYes River and Kanawfs Canal
first mortgage 6s; NJ and n, % asked; "a James N
and N, % asked.
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. As asked; Richmond, Frede-
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par,
l91 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80
bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road seven per cent. guaranteed, loo par. 90 bid:
Richmond and Danville Railroad, 100 par, 2 bid, 8
asked
BOnk Stocks.-First National, 100 mar, 116 bid
National Bank of Virginia, 100 par, go asked.
Insurance Companies.-Virginia Fire. and Ma
rine rs par SO bid, All asked; Virginia State, %
100 asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par,
SO asked; City, 100 par, 81 bid Granite, 100 par,
81 BID $751;
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Vanderbilt ON Railroads.

|, CHICAGO, June 2G.-William Ii. Wander
bit, president of the New York Central
and Hudson River railroads, contributes to
the Times a communication on the present
railroad situation. lie refers to the depres-
sion in business, the great number OF bank
rupt roads, and the uncertain future for all
roads unless there is change in the man
asement. He favors the pooling plan. He
says that superior natural advantages, bet
ter management, and q greater volume OF
business will necessarily keep some roads
solvent much longer than others, but every
bankrupt line tends to drag others down
such road pays nothing to stock
holders or bondholders. 1t has no re-
sponsibility to owners, patrons, or the
public. The railroads now existing,
il crowded to their fullest capacity,
could do four times the business OF the
country. II there were only two rates
during the year--summer and winter rates
and all shippers knew Just what to expect,
and were uniformly dealt with, it would
add immensely to the prosperity and sta
bilty OF our commerce. All combinations
heretofore made based upon different prin-
ciples have been violated by local agents in
their anxiety to secure business and favor
friends. tY....s <.
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lo,aa,,t~ appliance. But when IN epaIgssss
sion Ilc made d gfacef ul ellogy on Genefsst
n. u. Lee. and held up characte me as.
hibitei asserthe YEAR altsl then pronounce cd
Flowing gulogy On the women OF the
south. who suffered and waited during
weary years Of war, or who, nobler than
the mother Of the Grnccht, reared the be-
roes OF the South, he brought down the
| house in laundering and long continued
Applause.
career for him. The President (Mr. Gum
| therl then presented the best debater's medal
to MIR. j. q. Wooten, OF Houston, Texas.
| He said that this was no empty honor; that
II brought grave responsibilities, and that
| the recipient would be expected to uphold
the honor Of the /" old jeff" and to use his
eloqucnce in support OF the right and in
denunciation OF the wrong.
Mr.. Wooten made very graceful recep-
ton Of the medal, warmly expressing the
| feelings inspired by the place, tho occasion,
! and the honor conferred. he warmly
| thanked the president and the Society, and
pledged himself to endeayor to prove HIM
self worthy OF the confidence OF his Society.
| Then. turning to the audience, he made an
Grafton OF rare power on "The Scholar in
| Politics."
| With fine thought, chaste diction, and
very graceful delivery, Mr.. Wooten fire.
auentiy elected rnpturous applause, and
| produced speech which was pronounced
by, all who heard it one OF the best ever
| delivered on that platform. Mr.. Wooten
| also has Just graduated in law, and besides
this has won the medal for the best essay in
the University Magazine. His friends pre-
dict for him brilliant career, and certainly
| his success here is bright prophecy Of it.
There was again tonight good order
and respectful attention to the speeches in
the highest degree gratifying.
As write the lawn is brilliantly illumi-
| mated, Webber's band is discourslng sweet
music, and the bellies and beaux are enjoy
| ing the promenade or repairing to the
houses OF some of the professors, where a
warm welcome and elegant refreshments
await every conner. VIAToR.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nh; NEW I S,sIs. June 26-Cotton duh; sales 90
Wheat dull and heavy. and 1@2c lower. Corn a
shade frmer.; ungraded, 41kGD45c. Oates 4 shade
stronger and less active; No. 2 white, 3sS@33ac:
more demand. Moiiasses unchanged. Rice Steady,
and lower; mess. sIo46@slo.7o.. Beef dull: Lard
WRskey dull at siosk Freshts nominal Is' go
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 26.-Fiour dull and heavy
Howard-Stree and western grades lower: Howard
ss5o@s4.5o; family, si.75Gs5.25. soutnern
wheat active and steady; western quiet and easier
western winter red, on spot. $i.o9; July, sl.0IR
| August, 9Skc. Southern corn scarce and firm
low, 49Ac. Oats QUIET, steady. and unchanged Rye
Arm and higher Maryland and Pennsylvania prime,
| unchanged. Petroleum-Refned. IL al &c. crude.
sh@95c. Coffee dull ana nominal. Sugar steady ut
sI@lUxc. Whiskey firm at S1.09
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-Flour lower; family,
S445@$46O. Wheat unsettled and lower red,
90@93c. Corn quiet and firm at 40@41c Oats
s aaSy se RSs sro Rsts 81 sa rn
Bulk-meats higher: shoulders, pc; clear ribs,
sesdv aGa E 81 esr as as @ M ana
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE L. June 26.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull; red, 10000. amber and white, SOFA
CSC. Corn-whte. 42kc.; mixed, soc. Oats
white, 30c.; mixed 2S3c. Pork strong at Sl0.25
@s1o.5o: Lard frmer; choice leaf In tierces. SO
E IT, In ,G legs &C. Bulk-neats strong: shoulders,
strong; shoulders, $3.50; clear rib, S8.I5; clear
sides. S64O sugar-cured hams, lO3i01 lHe. Whis-
key firm az $1.05. Manufactured tobacco un-
changed.
ST. LOUIS. H.r.
st. LOUIS. June 26.-Flom inactive and lower;
superflne fall, So. 5@s2.s0; family 81. 50@$4.65
Wheat lower: No. red fall, 9l@91i4c. Corn dull !;
changed. Pork irmer; 1915 asked. Lard firm |;
&c. asked. Bulk-meJts stronger; clear ribs at
Quincy. SIC. shoulders Mt Quincy and st. Joseph
held at &C.. 4Ac bid. Bacon firm So. 81, and 6ac.
ut close.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 26.-Fionr weak. Wheat in fair
demand but lower; No. 2 Chicago spring, 90c. cash
and June, S9i4c bid July, S34c. bid August; No. 8
Chicago spring, &c.; No.. Minnesota spring In
mixed, 36Hc.; No. 9, 36lc. cash, 362sc. June and
July, $3.50. bid August: rejected, 33hc. Oats steady
Pork in fair demand but lower; $9.52@0.30 cash,
s sss 81
TENDER. Boxed Bulk meats-Shonlders. 4H@4Sc.;
short rib Sc; short clear, 54. Whiskey, $1.06:
bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels: oats, $4,000
bushels; rye, 1900 bushels; barley, $50 bushels
Shipments: Flour, 1890 barrels; wheat, 1000
bushels: barley, $4,000 bushels
Afternoon Bodrd.-Wheat higher: 90Ac. JUNE,
size. bid July $3.50. August. Corn higher; 3Gac.
asked June 36ac. asked July. 37@37bc. August.
$9.32H@S9B5 July. s0.47! August. Lard higher
$6.05 July, 81 August sAH
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SECRETION THAT CONTANI.

Ia MATES TIE BLOOD.
When the bile is diverted from its proper cham
nels into the blood, which is always the case In y-
er. complaints it ceases to be healthy secretion
and becomes u poison. Its abnormal presence in
the circulation and stomach is indicated by the suf-
fusion Of the skin with hideous saffron tipge, by
headaches, vertigo nausea. pain IL the right side
md under right shoulder blade, By indigestion,
obstruction Of the bowels, and other minor symp-
toms. Order may be substituted for this state of
chaos and further bodily evil avered by using the
beneGcent alternative and tonic Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, which, by relaxing The bowels, promotes
the escapc n ON the circulation OF bilious fmDuri-
ties besides rendering the action Of the liver resu-
lar and removing every trace OF dyspepsia. This
pleasant and purely vegetable anti-bi!ious medicine
is not only infinitely more effective Than any form
of mercury, but is, account of its freedom from
hur:u properties infinitely 10 be preferred to That
polsonous drug. ie25-Tp, TIL, &s&w
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o9.CENT STORE.

RECEIVED AT THE
99-cENT STORE:
10 dozen LARGE IEARTH-YASES,
200 elegant BLACK WALNUT CARD-STA NDS,
finished in enamel and gilt. and gilt chains
with the top inlaid with bird's-eye maple, mt
99c.;
\ full line of BIRD-CAGES, square and round
In all coor5; also, 4 handsome BRASS
CAGE, with double hnitom, ut 81 .3Sc.;
100 JAP.iNN4ID WATERS sizes II to 24 inches.
in price from 37i5 to 9oc.
4 full line of TIN TOILET SETS ut @2.97 4
set OF three pieces, or 99c. piece;
so large ROUND CAKE-BOXES:
A full line of LEATHER SATCHELS and
ENAMEL CLOTH VAIISES,
Another lot of those CRYSTAL WINE SETS
Gecan,er and six large gIasses-for 99c.;
A new assortment Of BRONZE INKS, with
thcrmsmcter-very handsome;
rs NICKLE LEVER CLOCKS at sl.9s, war
rantcd;
so new CTIROMOS, In carved walnut frames, at
$l.9S.
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
jc2l w. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
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Fitz John Porfer,s Case.

WEST POINT, N. Y, June 26.-Mr. Malt
by, counsel TO- Fitz John Porter, con-
Guided his statement for the petitioner to.
day; after which Colonel Gardner, recorder
of the Board, said he had received cumula-
tive evidence from the War Department an
tagonistic to the views presented by petit
toner and counsel, and names OF indiVid-
uals have been sent to him to be subpGnaed F.;
yet there is no fund from which to draw
their expenses, and he thought the Board
should decide how he should proceed.
Mr.. Choate, OF counsel for Porter, re-
piled that his client desired the fullest
Investigation, and that his witnesses should
be subject to the fullest cross-eXamination.
His real desire was to know at the outset If
there is to be another contest with the Gov
eminent
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Illinois Republicans.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 26.-The Repub-
lican State Convention met here to-day, and
after temporary organization and the ap-
pointment OF the usual committees took a
recess.
The Committee on Permanent Organiza-
ton reported G. Z. Lppincott as president.
The resolutions express unqualified admi-
ration for the financial system created by
the Republicans during the war. The per-
manent pacifcation of the southern section
OF the Union, and the complete protection
of all its citizens in all their civil, political,
personal, and property rights, is duty to
which the party is sacredly pledged. The
platform was unanimously adopted. Cen
eral j. C. Smith was nominated for State
Treasurer on second ballot.
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cows, &c.
ABLE PETS THAT PAY
FOR THEIR KEEPING.
cows, &c,

The subscribers herd of JERSEYS tAlierneys)
is increasing fast that, for want OF room, he now
offers for sale number OF reserved animals, both
registered and Rnregisie offered before:
l. LAONA. Fl. B.. No. $3.50; color, solid deer
and Is now In calf by FL. 3. bul-a fine micber, and
was never dry. Prlco, $3.50. Her HEIFER CALF,
two months old, same color as dam-$40.
2. MEDIA, five years OLD; color, solid orange
| fawn; II. B., No. 4,670; now In calf TO Beppo
1879. Price, 800.
s. LEVANA (5,69ol; color, fawn-and-white-
now fresh. Price, 500. LEYANA'S HEIFER
CALF, one month old; fawn-and-whitc. Price,
4. PURE JERSEY COW DAISY, 1--WE years old
nearly solid cream-fawn; will caye this fall TO Earl
| of Pembroke. II: B. tl,7s6) Price, 800. DAI-
5. PURE JERSEY COW CAT0NA, two years
old solid orange-fawn; with BULL CALF by II.
| b. bull: same Color. Cow and calf only 800.
6. PURE JERSEY HEIFER CLAUDIA, oigh.
! teen months old; fawn and white: now In calf to
| Hopedale: No. 1,976-Tery handsome. Price. $50
Several YEARLING JERSEY HEIFERS win be
sold this fall, and warranted in cali to II. d. bull
Two Two i Registered FoUR-YEAR OLD BULLS, and
Recent northern sales OF Jerseys, both In New
| York and Philadelphia, have averaged more ihau
/ double the prices named forfhe above stock.
| Also one very handsome YOUNG GRADE JEfS,
SLY COW, with HEIFER CALF one month old
Nil deliver In Richmo1u for 500. o,,,,
Wa atdSress M. d. or A. p: ROWE, sA
Adase'. II, .r.:.esderieksbnrg' Ya.
! a. s1ru ~ S9.-Ay 2t-W1s II - - ~ s'tiSs :
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Execution of a Murderer.

ored) was hung this afternoon for the MUIR
der of j. F: Lee, q white farmer, in April
last. The execution was public, and near
the spot where the murder was committed,
just outside of the city. Five thousand
persons witnessed the hanging. The crimi-
nal died acknowledging his guilt and tell
ing all present to take warning by his fate.
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FEo.,. A. H. Stephens Speaks.

AUGUSTA, June ga. Ii. Stephens
spoke here tonight to an immense crowd.
He indicated his course on the Potter re-
solution by logic of subsequent events, and
declared he could not be ruled out OF the
party by political tr;eksters. II the coming
District Democratic Convention failed to
nominate him he would appeal to the peo-
pie. He said Hayes was doing more for the
South than Tilden could have done, and
declared he himself would die in the temple
OF Jeffersonian Democracy, free from party
LASH and caucus lasso.
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The Potter Tnycstigatinr committee

The Potter Investigating Committee.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The most impor-
tant witness before the Potter committee
to-day was ey-Judge Campbell, Of New Or
leans, who testified it answer to Anderson's
statement that Campbell had affixed bis Of.
fetal signature to certain papers without
Anderson's having sworn thereto. that he
did not remember to have signed his name
to any papers OF the character mentioned
by Anderson, but il it was there the docu-
mentst had been sworn to in the proper way.
Alfred G. Haley appeared on the scene as
a compatrlot Of Mrs. jerks. He had been
unwilling TO have her sacrifice the Sherman
letter for $4,000. II it was worth cent at
all he represented to her it was worth great
deal more than that, and he was willing and
anxious to serve her himself and the Demo-
cratic party BY securing it for the latter
organization, and getting $4,000 for it,
out OF which sum he expected to get q
liberal compensation. He did not succeed,
however, either in seeing the paper or
in getting authority to negotiate for its
sale, nor had she informed him that
she was willing to sell it. The only con-
currence between them on that point was
that she ought to and would make it hot for
Sherman for having stated that such q lady
was using the letter for theepurpose Of
backmailing.
The purpose for which Haley was called
was to contradict Mrs. jerks, who had
stated that she did not talk with him or any,
one else in Washington on the subject OF
What she calls " that precious document"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Cana la
LONDON, June 26.-The Central NelcS is
authority for the statement that Lord Duf-
ferin will accept an extension OF his APP
pointmenC as GoVernor-General OF Canada.
Spain.
DEATH OF THE QUEEN.
MADRID, June 26.-Queen Mercedes died
here this morning. -
THE LAST HOURS OF THE DECEAsED-GREAT
SORROW IN MADRID.
LONDON, June 2e.-A dispatch from
Madrid to the Standard says: "The Queen
passed the latter hours OF her illness in a
state. of Inconsistencies. King Alfonso
remained at her bedside until the end. Deep
commisseration is expressed by all classes.
The Ministers will communicate the death
of the Queen to the Cortes this evening""
... Germany.
GORTSCHAKOFF'S HEALTH FAILING.
BERLIN, June 26.-The health OF Prince
Gortschakoff being generally broken, it will
probably be necessary to appoint a sue
cessor.
The European Congress-.
LONDON, June ga Berlin dispatch says
that Mondays sitting Of the congress de-
cided that the Russians should Withdraw
from Roumelia in six and Bulgaria in nine
months. After the withdrawal mixed Eu-
ropean troops wig temporarily occupy the
province. At Tuesdays sitting the con-
gress agreed on the proposal Of the French
Observation-Disclosures that the inhabitants Of
Bulgaria and Roumelia shall enjoy COM
plete civil and religious liberty.
1t was decided, on the proposal Of Eng
land and Austria, that no change should be
made in the existing commercial legislation
witheut the consent OF the Powers.
It is the opinion that the labors OF the
principal plenipotentiaries can be concluded
by the 10th of July.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times says !:
"Russia made her consent that the bounda-
ries OF Roumelia shall not touch the Egcan
sea or approach Salonica, dependent on the
concession of Varna and the rest of the
Quadrilateral to Bulgaria. 1t seems this
will be ultimately aged to-"
LONDON, June Pa telegram from
Portsmouth says: "Orders have been re-
ceived 1T the naval station here to dispatch
three Indian troop-ships to Malta. Thecir-
cumstance causes much excitement. 1t Is
reported these vessels will be employed to
take back the Indian contingent"
LONDON, June ga Berlin dispatch to
apparently abandoned by all the Powers
The Bratiano Cabinet will probably go out
after the close OF the Berlin congress-"
BERLIN, June 26.-While an agreement
has been arrived at as to the principle re
speeding the south, east and northern
frontiers OF the new principally, the west
ern frontier has not yet been liked. The
task OF settling the exact limitation Of the
frontiers has been entrusted to European
commission, which, it is believed, has al
ready been appointed. 1t has been agreed
| also to dismantle the fortresses on the Dan
ube and in Bulgaria.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-27
MILLINERY GOODS, dc.

DOR THE LADIES.-As usual, s-a8,s
4 MRS. +. HUTZLER offers the SEaisk
LARGEST, BEST !; ss andg,SSsSsS9
GOODS in the city. Her PRICES, we would add, are
EXTREMELY REASONABLE. Give her q call and
We know you will be satisned. FLOWERS spe-
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed at 525 Broad street. 1e 4