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WORD TO TOURISTS

A WORD TO TOURISTS.-You cannot
Ilhave better companion on your journey
than .Iostetter's Stomach Bitters That prime
medicinal agent will enable you to drink brack-
ish water without running The risk OF disor-
dered stomach and bowels, will neutraze the nfu-
encc of foul or miasmatc air, and will prove most
agreeable and wholesome s:imuant and means OF
counteracting the fateues OF travelling and sea-
sickness Change Of climate, water or diet Is apt to
induce harassing and often dangerous diseases. The
tnrec changes combined are fatal 10 thousands of
emiaants and travellers every year. Is 1t not,
then. OF the last importance to know that Hos
letters Stomach Bilters arc an absolute pre-
ventive of The hurlful consequences arising from
these causes? Travellers, voyagers, and emisrants
TO new countries cannot be too often reminded OF
the fact that this agreeable vegetable tonic Is the
most reliable safeguard against disorders To which
they are far more liable than The habitual denizens
of healthy regions. my l4-Tu'Ih&S'&w
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General Conference Methodist Ei'is
copal Church South.

FRIDAY, May 10, 1878.
Committee on the Name OF the Church
reported that they had carefully considered
ali papers submitted to it asking change
in the name of the Church, and they found
no good reason why the name should be
changed at all. II the time ever existed Tor
such a change it Is now past. The people
do not desire a change in the name OF the
Church. Under this name we have made q
history OF WHICH we may be proud, and
there is no reason why it should now be
abolished. The name is dear to the people,
and it has no significance which could urge
us to change it. .....
The committee recommend the passage
OF q resolution stating that the question OF
changing the name Of the Church was finally
settled in IS66-'G7, and they recommend
that the question be no longer agitated.
A. r. Winfield, clerical, Little Rock Con-
ference, moved the adoption OF the report,
and said he hoped the vote would be taken
by rising. He made few eloquent remarks
in favor OF the passage OF the resolution.
N. Price, clerical, Holston Conference,
said he opposed rising vote. He was in
favor OF change in the name, and would
not like to stand up in the minority.
DR.. Summers said he was satisfied With
the name, but he opposed a rising vote.
+. L. Wiley, clerical, Holston Conference,
said Mr.. Price did not represent the wishes
Of the Holston Conference. The Conference
was satisfied with the name and wanted it
foreman as it Is.
The vote on the resolution was taken by
the sound. and 1t was adopted by IN almost
unanimous vote.
The committee reported fayorably on the
memorial asking change Of the name OF the
ILLINOIS Episcopal Methodist Church" to
the methodist Episcopal Church South -
as soon as possible. The report was adopt
ed Constitution. l .:5
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MoapAr, Nay 10, 1879.


American Goid.-1O0h bid.
State Securlttes-yirs1na console s0A BID. Sla
asked: Virginia consols, new bid 36 asked VIZ VIZ
receivable coupons. s2k bid, s2a asked. -,
R,chnnond city g.: losx bio; Petersburg CITY Is
07 asked; Lynchburg city 6's. % bid; Norfolk city
e's: 95 asked; Fredericksburg city rs, 1o2H bid,
Railroad Bonds.-C Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
6's, gold, NJ and N. 25iS bid, 20 asked; Virginia
Central Railroad first mortgage e. ana D.: Ivy e,s
j. and j.. 79K bid, 81 asked Virginia Central Rail
road fourth mortZage S's. j. aud %. 20 gld; VIZ
Senfn aad
mortgage 6s. j. and j., 86k bid; Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad third mortgage u.s. y. ana T., ~
6s, j. and j., 71k bid, 74 asked Southside ka,!,
road third mortgage preferred 6's, >. and -, oI
3D. IS asked aSs Kali
| asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first
erieksbnrg and Potomac Railroad mortgage s's. D.
and j., 103 bid; Richmond FTedericksbmrg s anc
Ea dnd 5 ana
II. and N, Toy bid, ~ asked; Piedmont Railroad
first InortSage SIS, A. and o.. 81 bid.
Railroad. 100. par, 33k bid. 40 asked; Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common, l0C
Iomae Rasroad SIX per cent g'raaseed par
| so bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
RAILROAD seven per cent. guaranteed, 10y par, W
bid: Richmond AMI panvle Railroad, 100 par, 2
| bid. 21 asked.
Bank Stocks.-First National. 100 par; Is bid
National Bank OF Virginia 100 par, 80 asked
Planters National. 100 par. l07S bid, ITO asked
Merchants National. 100 par, so asked; Union Banl
| of Richmond. so par, II bid, 43 Asked Merchant:
| and Planters aviugs, 2o par. 8 bid.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rinc, 25 par, 4n5 bid; Virginia State 25 Ear, 2S1
| bid, 80 asked: Virginia Hone-100 par, 10l3esk
| ed; Merchants AMI MECHANICS. 100 par, 81 bid
80 asked City, 100 par, % bid Granite ln SaI
Association, rs par, Tx bid.
| Miscclldneonts- Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, &c lid
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 1s, 1879.

4
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise ard passengers G. W. Allen & Co..
af Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadephia, inerchan-
disc and passengers. w p. Porter. agent.
Schooner George W. Allen. chase, Horse Island,
Schooner j. IL. wainwright, -, Philadelphia,
cG Schooner nc f. snyrk, Mar.iao. Baltimore sa
t Schooner Horatio Nicholas. pupuy, Now York,
pig-iron, Old dominion Nall
Schooner Lena 81. Cottingham, Outtea. Few
York. salt, Davenport & Morris.
Schooner Marie f. Simmons, Campbell, New
York, salt, Davenport & Morris
Schooner Clara. Corson, New York, iron, Old Do
minion Naii.Works.
Schooner Maria D. Ireland E,1 ky Garson' New YORK.
Schooner William N. Gcsner, Egbert, New YORK,
Schooner henrietta Simmons, Godfrey, Norfolk,
Schooner Laura c. Wolf, Ewing, Norfolk, light,
schooner Enoch Moore Chamberlain, New York,
| suano, Hill. skinker & Go. -. -.
Schooner Pandora, Price, baltimore, s'iaao- Hi,
| Schooner Breeze, csamn,er, New York, g,'aao,
| Schooner William s., lowering, Woods Hole,
guano, Walker & saunders.
Schooner Marie Il. Hickman, Dodd, Philadelphia,
Schooner William Fl. Kennel. soper, New York.
| light. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. !.
| Schooner cd SIadc. Soper, Norfolk, light Chesa-
Bark Knudsvig, Ernscn. City Point, from Liver
| pool salt, davenport 6 Morris.
- BELOW CITY POINT. t.
| Eark ST. Olaf -, III tow OF the tu2-boat 0lITe
| Branch - T."
| ..'... SAILED. ,fz
| Steamer Ariel, Mayo. Norfolk. Uuttsc safes
| raaiI, merchandise and passengers. l.. Tati,m
| agent. 80,
Curtis & Parker.--~-------.. -s---~
Schooner Abel, Medley, Norfolk, coal, Curtis C
PARSER.
Schooner Emogne beverly, Candy. Hartford.
| nAa rft
Schooner Lucy D. Handy, New York, came! coal,
| Gervas StOrrs. agent.
| Schooner Henrietta Summons Godfrey. New
| York. COAL Gervas Storrs, 2gcni. .. 4.
| CLEARED FOR THIS FORT. .a
From New York May 10th, schooner John y. IL
from New York May 10th. schooner Eurous,
Cramvr. sgr
| MEMORANDA. .a.
! Schooner Dick Williams, from Rlchmoad for
| Charleston, with corn. put ino Norfolk May
| 10th, leaky.
NoRFoLK, May 9.-The steamer z. II. Baker
and bark Resolution, OF the Baker Wrecking COM
pauy. arrived In Hampton Roads yesterday morn
ing with 700 steul-rails from the schooner Sophia
| Wilson. wrecked near Hog Island The rails VIII bt
shipDed TO City Point their original destination. b!
the schooner Foaming Sea. and The Baker and lte;o-
| luton Ill return 1t once 10 In" scene Oh lht
wreck.
| York Jiay 10th.
Schooner Annie Belle, Wheeler, from james river
| at Philadelphia May 10th.
! Eark Resolution was tOwcd 10 CITY Point Nay
St with cargo or 700 bars steel-,.,Ils from TIC
| schooner Sophia Wilson, sunk Off Hog Island.
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The MARY WASHINGTON SUNK. - Mr..
Henry Williams received a dispatch yes
terday from Fredericksburg, Va, stating
that the steamer Mary Washington had just
sunk at her wharf in niue feet OF water, af-
Ter being kept afloat long enough by means
OF her psmps to get off all her passengers
and cargo. She left here on Saturday after
noon as usual, with every indication that
the trip would be speedy and unmarried by
any accident. The steamer, which has been
regarded Tor many years as one Of the
staunchest and fleetest on the bay, had been
oyerhauled and retitted. during the winter
at an expense Of $4,000, and this was the
third trip she had made since turned from
OF the ways, a much better looking and
apparently much stronger craft. She was
snagged.-Baitimore american, 18Th.
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MISSIONARIES FOLLOWING STANLEY' s
PATH Washington. d. g., May 11.-Mr.
Bushnell, the United States Commercial
Agent at Gaboon, writes to the Department
OF State that the missionary enterprise con-
tinues to follow in the path Of Dir. STAN
ley's discoveries, Two missionaries, Messrs.
Strom and Craven, have recently spent
few days at Gab0on, en- route for the Congo,
now the Livingston river. They have been
sent out by philanthropic merchants OF
Liverpool and London to ascerd the south
bank Of the river TOT point above the first
rapids, where they are 10 establish an in
dustrial Christian mission. Such enter
priseS, Mr.. Bushnell adds, will prepare the
way for the extension Of commerce and
steam navigation upon the vast interior
rivers OF Ethiopia, and the development OF
her valuable natural resources. n
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INTERESTING TELEGRAPHIG NEWS
THE rLoRlDA rNvEsT1GATroS.

4 RESOLUTION ToINvEsTIGA1ET THE LOU
IsIANA AND FL RIDA FRAUDS SPRUNG IN
THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PASSAGE CHECKED DY REPUBLICAN Fill.
Observation-Disclosures OF THE SECRETARY
OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
HUNTING FOR ABSENT DEMOCRATIC MEM.
BERs-TnE SUPREME COURT DECIDES a
CASE CeNCERNING THE SENDING OF LOT
Terry OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF A BALTI.
MoREJoURNALIsT-P IN THE
BRITISH PARLIAMENT-PREsI MAC
MAHoN CoNGRATULATEs EMPEROR VIII.
LIAM ON HIS ESCAPE FROM AssAssINA.
TIoN-oIHER FOREIGN. NOTES, &C., &C.
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99.e,EST STORE.

NTALNUT FRAMES, SIZES Sy10,
l0xl2, 1lx14, 14xl7. at 9Gc.;
Another lot OF handsome OIL-CitRONOS IN
carved, polished walnut frames;
4 splendid line Of WALNUT BRACKETS al 99c.
pair:
10 cases of LADIES FoXED CATERS at 99c. q
pair:
Our seventh invoice OF SOAP-selling SO large
cakcs for 99c.;
Elegantly decorated spRIN6-BACK NUslC-Fo-
LIOS;
New STYLES LADIES' TRIMMED HATS.
Chill DREN'S HATS at 50c.;
A lot of handsome VASES and TOILET SETS;
Handsome styles TRIMMING In LADIES IN
DEgwEAR;
Moro of those LARGE DOLL PERANBULA-
TORS;
LARGE SQUARE CAkE-BoXEs;
Is S-sheif PLANT-STANDs;
$50 3-she!f CoRNER-BRACKETs.
Catalogues sen. free 10 any address.
W. A. STEVENS.
my4 sos Bread street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, aIay 10, 1878.
The uicag> tr-,E:Y cnmprscd ID hcgsacaaS and
6 uerces. The offerings at auction oa Change were
26 packages; OF which number 16 were taken IN,
and the remainder sold IL prices rIrginG nom
lilo 10 S21.
Owing to the large amount OF tobacco in bad
order which WAS being forced on our market last
week prices generally rulel about as low we ever
saw them. Indeed, we think they must have struck
bottom. THIS week the offerings Of little bet
Ter grade, and there IS more activity. Fine yellow
wrappers are scarce and In good demand. There
are some orders here Cor strictly fancy bright wrap
pers but they cannot De found 1t present on this
market. The prices OF dark tobacco arc about the
same. All good, desirable stemming and shipping
grades are taken readily ut quotations. while the
lover grades arc neglected and hard 10 sell.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common TO i.iedium, Sl.50GES2: medium
to good. S3MS3.50.
| Ledf-Common, $i@S5: medium, S5M6; good,
| SC. 5O@$7.50; fine, SSG9S10.
BRIGHT.
| Lu1S.-Common colOry, S3G.Si
| Fiiiers.-Common. &46I$5; medium, S5Gg$7:
good, $7@S10: fine. $1Q@S!3.
| Smokers-CommoD. S7t6SS.50; medium. 500
| 81 !: good. $l0@Sl3; fine, Sl5GSl9; fancy, 81
@&22.
MS20; good, $25@Si0; fine, s30@$55; fancy,
| sGOmSG5.
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Ely telegraph.
KEW YORK.

NEW YORK, bay 13.-Gold opened at 10OX.
Eoon.-Stocks firm. Money, 6 per cent. Gold,
a910asa. ENchanec-Long, 4S6; short, 4SS&.
State bonds quiet. Governments steady.
Erentng-Mouey easy at 81 per cent. Exchange.
4s6. Gold strong ut 100k@1 Coz. Governments
strong; new 5's. 1o4a State bonds steady.
BALTIMORE.
eALTIMoRE. May 1S.-Virginla 6'S, old, 80; de-
ferred, AZ; consolidated, CON; second series, 32
paid coupons. S2s. North Carolina G's, old, 10;
new. S. special tax, l. Bid.
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New York.
rwsEp's LIFE-PoLICY v1TIATEr

New YORK, May 13.-Mrs. Douglass and
Jennie E.Tweed, daughters Of the late VIII
liam NJ. Tweed, sued the Knickerbocker
Lire-Insurance Company to compel payment
Of life-poiicy taken out in their favor by
the deceased. The company held that
clause in the policy prevented the insured
from going to sea without leave, and claims
tbat,h voyage at the time OF his escape vi;
tiated the policy, which. II he had remained
at home, would be payable April 8. 1878.
Judge freedman to-day gave judgment
for the insurance company &
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Cuba.

HAVANA, May 13.-The official Gazette
publishes circular addressed to the re-
spective general commanders Of the Central
department, Cuico Villas and Matanzas
district, placing the military forces in these
departments from this date under the inn
mediate command OF the Captain-G General
at Havana, in consequence Of their COM
nlete medication.
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SUFFocATED By CHARCOAL GAs.-Butalo,
~ T.. May 11.-Wbile two men, named
Valentine Brick and John Wilson, were en-
ployed 10 repairing large fity-barrel cop
per kettle used for distilIing, the gas from a
charcoal heater used inside for beating over
powered them, when John Bensiuger he
roically plunged In the man-hole and sue
eeeded in bringing out Wilson alive; but
Brick, Whea reached, was dead.
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PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, May 13.-There was
heavy frost in this sectioniast night, which
destroyed considerable young vegetation.
Ice was found Ia some places. i
There was frostin many places in differ
ent States.j ~
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rar.Yland.
death nR, AN EDITOR.

| BALTIMoRE, May 13.-Edington Fulton,
for nearly thirty years associated with the
Baltimore american, and until recently Its
managing editor. died this afternoon In the
sixtieth year OF bis age.
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INPaoyiSG.--The income from The Mofettl
registers in this county for the month of
April is 1913. 48 -an increase of, S62. SO oyer;
the previous ndp ptb, ~ lq8aDtos afoaitors u
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Five hundred and twenty-eigLt passen-
gers sailed from New York Tor Europe on
Saturday.
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g.smE. CEMENT. AND plastic
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
TuE NORTHWESTERN
l. MUTUAL LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
MILWAUKEE, WIS.

NINETEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Assets January /. 1S7S........... S,l73,256 90
Surplus massachusetts tandard|.. 2,TS0.236 81
Excess of interest receipts over
death losses since organization. 2,34Q,SS9 II
FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS t1S14-75-TG. and
III ITS INTEREST RECEIPTS HAVE EXCEEDED
ITS DEATH LOSSES AND EXPENSES COMBISED-a
result without parallel In the history Of life hsur-
ancc. and Is now paying its policy-hodfrs larger
dividends than any life company in the world.
AS examples, state that AR. Abraham Levy, OF
the well-known firm Of Levy Brothers, OF this city.
received last year cash dividend or 733 per cent.
on All ordinary hfe-policy Issued In 1881, and If
alive at It's next anniversary he will receive divi
dend Of 80 per cent and the Rev. DIR. Curry. pro-
fessor In Richmond College, received 40 per cent.
ihs tenth divideitdl OH ten-payment life-Dolicy
issued In 1867. Apply 10
JOHN Il. GARY, State Agent.
1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
NH i-coISm
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f'i9iir.

iine. - s,torrime. S4.50tE:f.73; .Aira. $3.50
a s3.75: c"mrv0 i;:;:.iiy, $3.50; :,n:y br..Gds,
S7cA:S.
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SALtS REPORTED To SECRETARY.

~ALES REPOItTED To aECKETARy.
WHEAT White, 10 bushels at SLIT; 9G bush
els prime at S1.23; SO bushels prime ut S1.23-
total, 13S bushels. Red, 800 bushels very coed
Futz ut S1.lS: 81 bushels prime Lancaster 81
1923; SO bushels very good Lancaster at Sl.s0
prime Fultz on private terms; 80 bushels good
Fulz at S1.l6: 1.13G bushels very good Fultz on
private terms; 3OS bushels prime FultZ nj s!.lS
266 bushels prime Lancaster at Sl.2O; 80 bushels
prime Lancaster ut S1.2O; 10 bushels prime Ian
caster NJ Sl.2O: rs bushels very good FuZ at
80 bushels very good Futt2 ~ Sl.17-total. $500
bushels.
CORN White so bushels prime on private
terms.
BRAN.-200 bushels ~ $3.50 per tGn
MEAL.-l2 bushels prime at Goo.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

R.cnIoND. May -, 1873.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 13S bushels: of which 80 BUSH
els re-exhiblted. Red {, 906 bushels: OF which
81 bushels wero re. exhibited.
CoEN.-White, 1873 bushels; Of which so bush
els were re-cXhbitcd.
OATS.-1O0 bushels.
RRAN.-10O bushels. ..-.-..-~.- .-.---
MEAI,-G ulshpls
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~ CASES "AVENA,"
~ o5 cases BUFFALO-TONGUES.
10 carbohydrates No. ! MACkEREI.,
A. y. STOKES & co.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

Germany.
EMPEROR WILLIAM CONGRATULATED BY Mac
- MAHON.
BERLIN, May 13.-Among the many ,tele-
grams congratulating Emperor William
upon his escape from assassination On Sat.
urday was one signed :.Tbe President OF
the French Republic, MacMahon," which
has made an especially favorable impress
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o. CANISTERS SCHEFF'S COCOA
20 NUT. ;, sr,,p-rs ~
ap2 4. !. SiOh-o ~ ".
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ST. LOUIS. May 13.-Flour dull high grades low
er TO sell, Whea,oNo. red fan, sI.l21Gssl,ls
easier at 38@384c. Oats ar,ner nc 26aa2eSc.
Rye 57H@5Sc. WhisKey. $1.05. Pork-Jobbing,
"a 90. delivered. Lard duh and nominal. Bulk
meats dull and nominal. Bacon, -. say, So ID,
and Is so for shoulders, clear rio and clear sidss
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THE TAX ON LIQUOR.


Senator Johnston introduced in the Senate
to-day bill providing for the collection OF
the tax on liquor in the District OF Columbia
by means OF the Mofiett bell-punch, and Mr..
Jorgenseu in the House bill to collect the
same through the agency OF the Parks ex-
else coupon system. These bills were in
troduced at the instance OF citizens.
THE SILVER FIVE AND THREE-CENT PIECES.
Under a suspension of the rules to-day,
on motion OF Mr. Stephens, the House
passed the bill stopping the coinage OF the
silver three and tivc-cent pieces, and pro-
viding for their exchange, in sums OF 20 or
more, for other coin, so that the Govern
ment NAV retire them. The bill makes sub
sidiary silver coin legal tender for $50 and
under. Only nineteen voted against the
bill, among whom were Messrs. O'Neii, OF
Philadelphia, and w ills, OF New York. ::
BRIEF ITEMS.
Mr.. Coke, Of Texas, will be the next
speaker on the resumption question in the
Senate. ,E ...s
The Senate was engaged to-day discuss
ing the postal-appropriation bill, and dis
posed OF all the committees amendments.
Mr.. Quinn, member Of the House from
New York, has been attacked with paraly-
sis. Mr.. Mills Goodwin, well known in
Richmond, is recovering from q slight at
tack; OF the same disease. 81, l.s
Commissioner Raum thinks by to-mor-
row he will have broken up the Cincinnati
whiskey frauds. III 1855:
Mr.. Harrison, OF Illinois, to-day offered a
bill giving the heads Of departments seats
on the foor'of Congress. se 49, Z
Mr.. Randall thinks that Congress will ad-
journ by the 18th OF June. ,.3t .,., 81 I.
They say Mr. Phillips, OF Kansas. went
into the Indian terrific and. petltioned the
Cherokee Gounciluo make him one CT that
tribe. They wouldn't, md be came to Con-
gress from Kansas.
Pissiidan. Hayes addressed tho Reform
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
TWO AFRICAN IssIoNARIEs.

rhs brig Mary E.. Thayer. which sailed from this
port yesterday morning. carried rs passengers the
Rev. Dr. Z. L. Pnney and Rev. NJ. Y Borard,
who 20 a. missionaries 70 Monrovis, where
the brig Is bound direct DR.. Pinncy will
represent tho American Colonization Society In
LocrA and hr. Borard, who goes under the auspices
OF the Methodist Missionary Society, will penetrate
miles into the interior OF Africa TO the Kingdom
OIL bogoro Mr Borard. II Is said, viii be the drst
white man who evcr paid visit to that Kingdom, and
has been given every assurance OF assistance and
safety from the native king. number OF ministers
wneSsed tho departure OF their mssi DLary brethren.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
BACK TO NEW JERSEY.

ioriorn and haggard looking old woman was
found by an officer yesterday sitting on q stoop on
Pearl strceL She said that she had homo and had
recently come from the Poor House In Newark. Shc
was arraigned as . vagrant before Judge Murray at
the Tombs, who ordered that she be given good
meal and sent back to New Jersey, renarking that
Now York had all 1t could take care OF It's own
poor.
The New York herald., 1878-03-28
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY

~o,,o, sailing from pier 81 North River,
iSIvs fIiiiitnS;nohivi wv tvdNT and KlCuMoND TUES
Meeting win the VrgDis Air Limo Atlantic
Coast Line piclmont Air Line and Ohio Rail.
road, nnd with the companys line TO In
IHiEwBEMH and %Sp w%siISurox n O. wi. yor,o,s
pvery TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
LEwES. Dc:, MONDAY and THURSDAY at r. w..
for REHOBOrlI BEACH, aud OCEAN CITY -
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bills OF adng to all points
~ lowest rate. Insurance for Narolk &c M per cent.
Frcgnts received daily pier 81 North iver uenerd
oaBee No. Iv7 trccnw 81 N. H. McCHEADY President.
L)ACIFIC Mali. STEAMSHIP COMPANY's LINE.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA. CENTRAL and
LAND, AUSTRALIA. BRITISH COLUMBIA, wASii-
lNGrON TERRITORY aud OREGON Ac sailing from
pier foot of Canal ST. North River.
=. For SAN FRANcIsUO. via lsTnMUs or PANAMA: =
Asonncctng Tor Central and South America
" Prom sNS FRANCISCO to JAPAN and CHINA
Steamship CITY or Pkk!NG...... Monday. April |
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AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND:-- .
Steamship ZEALANDlA Monday April is
For freight or passage "pOy 4, ssS oc9
NEW YORK AND CUBA NAIL 8. :. LINE FOR
, m Magnificent accommodations for passengers.
s,iiisg iiGKsDAys from pier II East kiyer. AZ r
NIAGARA newJ. 40 tons. Curtis Thursday, March -
JAMES Il. WARD co. No. tI3 Wall Vt.
NLORIDA DiRECT-sTEAMERs LEAVE PIER 20,
East River every Friday. at L. NJ, for Fcrnandina.
fiA s'nching at brunswick and Port Royal CITY OF
AUSTIN. Captain Chester, viii sail March 20 Very low
rae: named 70 saynnnsh Through sigh, and passage
isIdby VVoK. son isENKiNs. 2oI Brosaws%