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and cabais which are designed to prevent
the reforms he PROPOSES. ItisrepoEted that
the Pope lnanifests q disposition to abdi-
cate. Cardinal Franchi Is doing his utmost
to check the Vaccinations Of the Jesuits.
The latter. on the other hand, are striving
to secure Cardinal Franchi's downfall.
France.
PARIS, May 31.-Specie has increased
nine million francs in the Bank OF France.
Disaster at Sea.
SINKING OF a GERMAN IRoN-cLAD IN THE ENG
LIsH CHANNEL--Loss OF LIFE.
Dover, ENGLAND, May 31.-A German
squadron, consisting OF three iron-clads-
the Bruiser, the Grosser Kurfurst, and the
Koenig Wilhelm-passed Dover ut $40 this
morning, bound for Plymouth, whence it
expected to sail for Gibraltar When the
squadron was off Ludgate, about tive miles
from shore, one Of the iron-clads was OBJ
served to be gradually keeling over on her
beam-ends, and men were seen croW6lng on
the bulwarks. In about five minutes the
vessel went down on her side, her boilers
blowing up as she sank. Boats from the
other lron-clads were speedily launched,
and number OF Folkstone tishinS-smacks
near by hurried to the rescue. 1t is hoped
by this means many lives were saved. The
Folkstone life-boat was launched, but ar
rived too late. Several steamers have gone
to the scene OF the disaster from Dover. It
is believed that the Koenig Wilhelm. which
ran into the Grosser kurfurst, is badly dam
aged.
[Second DiSpatch.l
THE NUMBER LOST BELIEVED TO Biz FOUR
HUNDRED.
LONDON, May 31.-A dispatch received at
the German Embassy says that it is feared
that $50 men were drowned. y dispatch
from the coast guard says that 200 men we're
saved. Another dispatch says that the
Grosser Kurfurst carried over GOO men.
European. Notes.
LONDON, Nav 3l.-A Threatened conflict
between the Turks and Montencgrins has
been avoided for the present, but fighting
between the Turks and insurgents in Crete
is imminent.
The Crown Prince Frederick William
and the German Ambassador have gone to
the scene OF the iron-clad disaster. The
forward part of the iron-clad Kocnig VIII
helm is under water. The Grosser Kurinrst
was the flagship OF the squadron. The
admiral commanding the squadron was
amongst those saved.
A dispatch to the Times from Liverpool
says that serious trouble in the grain trade
is feared in consequence or the heavy de-
cline in prices, owing to the splendid crop
prospects in America, and the quleter out
look in politics. Spectators il California
cargoes, chiefly in London, ire under very
onerous obligations.
The weather is fair and warmer, but not
SoasOnably WarDI
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Bad Euck of acknowledgements
..s ~ Drowned. ~ Z. -5s

s., Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 31.-Thc schooner
Mechanic, with Beach's schooi-forty or fifty
boys-on board, was capsized by squat of
Jones's Point this afternoon.
4 passing schooner rescued all but Henry
Schuman, aged ten, whose body has not yet
been recovered.
Associated Press report by Telegraph - the Dis
patch. l.
ALEXANDRIA, May 31.-A schooner with
about twenty-five scholars OF Mr. Beach's
private school and q number Of guests was
upset IN squall on the river this evening.
All were saved but one scholar, named
Schuman, who was drowned. Tugs and
small boats went to the rescue. The scholars
were on q pleasure excursion.
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New York.

DISAPPEARANCE OF A SONG ARTISr-C0NDI-
TIoN OF THE POET BRYANT.
NEW YORK, May 31.-Madame Pappen-
helm, the well-knoWn prima donna. has dis
appeared. 1t is limited that she has gone to
Europe to escape her debts.
William Cullen Bryant to-day recognized
his niece, took some nourishment, and walks
about his room.
DEATH OF 4 FLORIDA EDITOR IN NEW YORK, &C.
NEW YORK, May 31.-Josiah Cakes Whit
ney, editor of the Florida Press, OF st. Au-
gustine. died here to-day from an accident
occurring several months ago. He was well
known and esteemed in Florida and the
southern States generally, though only
twenty-five years Of age.
Joseph Merchaud and J. e. Pistien, hat
dealers, made an assignment to-day. Lid
billties, S106,674.
SUSPENSION OF NEW YORK BROKERS.
NEW YORK, May 31.-A rise in the stock
market has compelled u. E. Pepper u Co..
SO Broad street, a blackboard firm, t.
suspend.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
rRon ALE PARTS OF THE WORLD.

AT WASHINGTON oSsEcRA-
TIoN OF THE BISHOP OF WEST VIRGINIA
INTERESTING sHAM-BATTLE BETWEEN
WEST vIRGITIAAND OHIO VOLUNTEERS
LOSS OF LIFE BY THE CAPsiZING OF A
SCHOONER NEAR ALExANDRIA-DEMO
CRATIC STATE CONVENTION OF Ala
BAMA-Loss OF THE FLAGSHIP OF THE
GERMAN IRoN-CLAD FLEET: FoUR HUN
DRIED LIVES REPORTED LosT-ExECU-
TON OF \ MURDERER AT BOWLING
ARY-FAILURE-FATAL EX-
PLosIoN OF A sAw-MtLL NEAR uILLsBo-
70. OHIO-THE POPE VERY ILL-THREAT-
ENED CONFLICT BETWEEN MoNTENE-
!. GRINs AND TURKs-sARGossA REPORT
ED CApTURED-EAsTERNN NEWS, &C., sc.
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TEGEEiNE.
vEGETINE FOR DROPST.

NEVER SHALL FORGET THE FIRST DOSE.
PRoyIDE1cE.
iIr. H. Il. StcrenS:
Dear Sir-I have been Il great sufferer from DROP
sy. l was confined 20 my house mere Sham year.
six months of the time vas entirely helpless.
was obliged to have two men help me In ana ont Of
bed. was swollen nineteen inches larger than my
natural size around my waist. | suffered all Gau
could and live tried all remedies for Dropsy.
had three different doctors. My friends al expected
would die; many GIgiitS was expected to die &c
fore morning. AZ last TEGETIEE was sent me by u
friend. never shall forget ille first dose l could
realize its good Effects from day 10 day; was get.
ting better. after had taken some FIVE rsix bot
ties could sleep quite well nights. &cGan to gain
now quite fast. Arier taking some ten bottles
could walk from one part OF my room 20 the other
My appetite was good the Dropsy had lE this time
disappeared. kept taking the FEGETINE unll 7
resaiued my usual lelltil. beard Of Srca: many
cures by using VEGETINs; after cot ont and was
able TO attend 10 my work. l am carpenter and
builder. will also say it has cured aunt OF my
wfts of Neuralgia, who had suffered for more than
twenty years. She says she has not had any Neural
Sia for eight months. have given ii 10 one OF my
children for Cdnkcr Humor. l have doubt in
my mind 1t VIII cure any humor; 1t Is great
cleanser OF the blood; II is safe to give child. l
will recommend 1t to the world. My father is eighty
years DID, and he says there is nothing like it to give
strength and life to aged person. cannot be too
thankful for the Use of II.
aIn very gratefully yn;Irs,
JOHN s. EOTTAGE.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If VEGETlNE
will relieve pain, cleanse purify, and cure such dis
eases, restoring the patient to perfect health after
trying different physicians, many remedies. and
suffering for years Is 1t conclusive proof, If You
are sufferer you can be cured? Why is this med
icne performing such great cures? II works In the
blood-in the circulating fluid. It can truly be call
cd the Great Biood- Purifier. The great source Of
disease originates in the blood: and no medicine
that does not act directly upon il, to purify and rem
ovate. has any Just claim upon public attention.
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e.onaccraf,or, ar r.ia,,op pctcrssfn.

Consccratfor OF Bishop Pcterisfn.
REV. GEORGE W. PgTEEEIS CoSsEcRATED
BISHOP OF. THE NEW DIOCESE OF T EST y1E-
h COMMUNICATING sEgyICEs-THE FLO
RAJ DECORATIONS SERMON By BISHOP DUD-
LEY, 60. 3
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
WHEELING, WA, May 31.-Rcy. George
w. Peterkin, D. d., late OF Richmond, was
consecrated bishop of the new Episcopal
diocese OF West Virginia yesterday in St.
Matthew's church, In this city, OF which
Rev. j. G.. Armstrong has been rector for
several years, but who left yesterday for his
new church-the Monumental-in Rich
mond.
Bishop Bedell, OF Northern Ohio, pre-
sided, and was assisted by Bishops jag gar
Of Southern Ohio, T. NJ. White Of Vir-
gfnia, Kerfoot OF Pittsburgh, and Dudley Of
Kentucky. Among the clergy was Rev.
Joshua Peterkin, D. D., OF Richmond.
4: The ceremony was very imposing one,
about twelve hundred persons being adj
mitted by ticket to the church. The floral
decorations were very elaborate. Bishop
Dudley delivered the sermon, which was
remarkably eloquent.
Bishop NVhittle took prominent part in
the ceremony. Bishop Peterkin is too well
known in Richmond to need any descrip-
ton or biography.
Among the prominent gentlemen present
were Rev. Dr.. Randolph, OF Baltimore; ex-
Senator Stevenson, OF Kentucky; and Gov
ernor Matthews, OF West Virginia.
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Head, a United States prisoner from Vir-
ginia. was discharged from the penitentiary
Yesterday. yItappears frotna letter received
by superintendent Bridges yesterday that a
pardon was issued to Head early in March
last, but from some cause never came TO
hand. Head thinks the United States Mar
shnl for Yirginiailas the doeumentfa1d has
i5ocketed it, and says be, SHBh1enter suit
against that official rs soon ais he arrives ut
home. w aeettng .Registes, e3O:h.
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MINERAL WATERS.
DURCELL, LADD & CO.. DRUGGISTS
L- RICHMOND VA.

DURCELL, LADD & CO.. DRUGGISTS,
l. RICHMOND, VA,
AGENTS FOR THE WATERS OF THE VlH
GINA SPRINGS AND OTHER
CELEBRATED MINERAL WATERS
OF this country and Europe.
WHITE SULPHUR, R0CKBRIDGE ALUM,
# ALLEGHANY, HEALING,
BUFFALO LlTlIIA, BLUE RIDGE;
- BLUE LlCk-kegs and bottles:
CONGRESS, Saratoga, n. y, st
ii. 81. HATH0RN, Saratoga, n. I.i
Y tls.5- VICfY. Saratoga, N. VI 100
l!.- z BITTER WATER, Hunyadi Janos; I, f,
ISL BITTER WATER, Pullna; a.
I BITTER WATER, Frledrichshall; ,s,ys
* OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and lugs;.sas! 3
4. Fresh supplies constantly receiving.
Price-lists and pamphlets furnished on app.iea'
tion Zap 27-2ml PURCELL, LADD q w.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 31.-Gold opened at l0l. :,
3 per cent. Gold, 10l. EXchanee-Long. 4S3E;
short. 4S5H. States quiet. Governments stcahy.
observation-disclosures easy at 3 per cent. Sterling
steady at 1881. Gold weak ut 10l. Governments
quiet and lower Tor some; new b's. 1C5;s. siascS
dull. ,
:;LLY1Morr May 31.-vlrginla CO, deferred.
AZ: Virginia c,,usols, 59a: sccoId scries. 2ss ;
past-Gllr counons. I723. Bid to-day.
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VEGETINE.
OWE MY HEALTH TO YOUR VALUABLE
VEGETINE.

| OWE MY HEALTH TO YOUR VALUABLE
VEGETINE.
NEWPORT, ET.. april 20, 1877.
Dir. r. II. StecenS:
Dear Sir.-Havirg suffered from a breaking out OF
Cdnkerous Sores for more than Ave years, caused
BY IN accident Of fractured bone, which fracture
ran into running sore, and have used everything
could think of, and nothing helped me until had
taken six bottles Of your valuable medicine which
Mr.. Miller, the apo:hcca-y, recommended very
highly. The sixth bottle cured me, and all can say
is that I owe my health TO your valuable VEGET
Your most ohcdcnt servant,
ALBERT Won ROEDER.
1t IS unnecessary for me TO enumeratc the diseases
for which the VEGETING should be used. know
of no disease which will not admit OF its use with
good results. Almost iDnuincrabe complaints are
caused by poisonous sccretions In the blood, which
can be entirely expelled from The system by the use
OF the VEGETlNE. When the blood Is perfectly
ceansed the disease rapidly yields, all pains cease,
healthy action is promptly restored and the patient
is cured.
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onerations Of the Syndicate.

!, NEW YORK, May 31.-The Post says that
the syndicate this afternoon took from the
Treasury the remaining fifteen millions OF
the Observation-Disclosures bonds, which
completes the fifty million bargained for
on the 18th OF April.
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Mexican, Troubles.

E GALVESTON, May 3f.-A special dispatch
to the Wees from Eagle Pass says that Ess-
'cobedo isTep6rted to have captured Sara
igossa, and expected TO attack Regras. The
Mexican, Government troops, under the
command OF Colonel Nunclo, have gone to
meet him, and fight is expected.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, lila Y 81. lSic'

CORN AND FLOUR EA CI1iNS1I.'
RICHMOND. 6ia Y 81. isie.
9EFEiiEtis REPORTED 70 SEC SEIAEi.
WHEAT Waite, 304 bushels. Rel, "u3 "us'''
els.
CORR White. 10 bushels.
OATs.-2S2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY,
WHEAT White. 200 bushels very good at 81 .25 !;
IA bushels very good ut Sl.23-lotal. 30i b!lslels
Red. 1G bushels 1T sl.l5: lao bushels prime Fnrz
bushels very good Futz ut s1.lS; 72 bushels rrImc
Lancaster at Sl.25: 20 bushels good Futza *T.l5 :
bushels prime FuliZ ats1.lS: 20 bushels brine
Lancaster at Sl.2j; ~ bushels mixed al si.2o-
toIal, 400 bushels.
CORN White, 70 bushels prime at Sc.
OATS.-l0O bushels eCol spring 1t Csc.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

III, $50 !. fa',st Rome =" :.
MAcaISATloNs AGAINST THE poPE-HE THINKS
.yf i - OF, ADVOCATING. Il. 81. ! Il t't1'
ROME. May 31.--A dispatch from Rome %
the Pail Mall Gazette says: ~ The Pope Is
i'll In body and distressed in mind by piots
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Execution Of q Murderer.

Execution OF a Murderer.
Especial telegram 10 the DispatchJ
MILFORD, May 31.--William Henry Rob
inson (colored), aged twenty-five, was exc
cuted at Bowling Green to-day for the
murder of mulatto girl named Eliza Roy.
He insisted upon the girl marrying him.
She refused. He borrowed gun and shot
her.
On the scatfold he confessed the crime,
acknowledged that he deserved to die, and
besought his friends TO- profit by his exam
pie. Upon the drop falling his neck was
broken, and his sufferings were brief.
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VEGETINE

CURED NE. WHEN TIE DOCTORS FAILED.
CISCINNATG. ONO, April 10, 1877.
DR.. II. Il. Stereas:
Dear Sir-I was seriously troubled with Kidney
Compiuint for 4 long time. | have consulted the
best doctors in this city. have used your FEGE-
TINE for this disease, and 1t has cured me when the
doctors fail TO do so. Yours truly,
ERNEST DURIGAN,
Residence, GIL Race street,
Place Of business. 573 Cent. avenue.
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CINCINNATI, May 31.-or farm near
Hillsboro' portable saw-mill engine eX,
ploded to-day, killing three persons and
severely sealding several. One man WI, was
thrown completely over tall tree. Inc
boilder was found 800 yards distant. -,
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ICE.CREAM.
ECE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM!

i
The best quality Of pure ICE-CREA4l, aud ia
vored with the juice of The frnit, such as LEMON,
ORANGE, STRAWBERRY, and PINEAPPLE;
also. CHOCOLATE and VANILLA, Is furnished At
C. ZIMMER'S Steam Ice Cream Factory 10 families
and festivals. in any quantity, 1T short notice.
COMMITTEES AND MANAGERS OF FEST1-
Walls AND EXCURSIONS Will save money by
calling on me for their supplies.
SPECIAL PRICES will oe made to Church and
Sunday. School Fairs or Pic-nics.
Saucers and spoons furnished without extra
charge.
i warrant to furnish Tie same rich cream In large
quantities G. ZIMSfER,
my 27-lw 1885 Main street.
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RICHMOND Press CLUB.-Our brethren OF
the Richmond press evidently intend to
have gay and festive time OF it in June,
IL they expect we will not be there to see,
they are very much mistaken. just read the
tempting bill OF fare as presented by the To-
chi OF the Dispatch. PeterS5arg Post To-
ri +.
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Hec0ra tiOn.Dny.

SHAM-BATTLE BETWEEN WEST VIRGINIA AND
OHIO SOLDIERS.
Especial Telegram TO the Dispatcl.I
WHEELING, w. Va, May 31.-A grand
sham-battle in honor OF Internationally was
fought here yesterday. The First West Vir-
gina regiment, Second Ohio, and several
companies from Pittsburgh and other cities
participated About six hundred men were
in the field, and nearly eight thousand
strangers were in the city to witness it.
The affair was great success.
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Pennsylvania.

SCRANTON, Penn, May 31.-The Second
National Bank OF Scranton has cioSea us
doors.
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Texas.
na.., c,o,n Boiler Explosion.

DALLAS, May 81. The First National
Bank of this place has closed its doors.
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NVTH CONGRESS- Second Session
WASHINGTON, 11ay 81, 1873.
SENATE.

The legislative. judicial, and executive
appropriation bill was passed.
Mr.. Matthews gave notice that he would
on Tuesday call up the Texas-Pacitic rail"
road bill.
The fishery award was discussed till the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
About fifty private bills were passed by
the House.
Dir. Springer was appointed member OF
the Committee on Electoral Frauds pice
Cobb, OF Indiana, who resigned in conse-
quence or ii-health.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

common iaTtfy. S6.75@sG; :arcy hrard.. 77Gs
$3.50.
RICHrGOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. May 81. lSJS.
p inc breaks tp-c.v comprised 422 hogsheaHs and
Is ticrcc*. The offerings at auction on Change
were III packages: or which number % were
taken in. and the remainder sold at prices ~! sing
from So 10 S65.
We continue IL quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs--Common to medium, a1.50@S2: nci:un.
10 good. S3kl$3.00.
LsGE-Common, s4Gls5: meaiuE,, 5000; good.
SG.50G2&7.50: fine, $SesSl0.
BRIGHT.
LuGs.-fonmon colory. a3M54.
tIIterS.-Ccmmon. SiWSo; Medium ;" fGT
good, ST@$l0: fine, 3lUGq3l3.
,Smokers- Common, S76Ss.50: medium. 800
81 good, &lGGl:.3; fine, al5Gb$lS: fancy. SIS
tdS22.
jg'ruDperS.-,.Ommon, :1OaS14; mcdiu!n. So
q $40; good, S25@Siu; ine, S5oGl&J5; i'!ey.
SGDGlS6J,
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FORT oF RICHMOND. MAY 81, 1878.

FORT UB RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1870
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New iofk'
merchandise and passengers. G. w. Allen y Co..
agents. 80. ,,,or
clnndisc and passengers. 49,. e...
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, Cnitst STATES
mall merchandise aud passengers. l.. X laiGni,
agent .n~
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Enterprise, ErenIington, Baltimore,
May 30th. 49,;
Schooner Ann Twibii, -. Alexandria, May
Schooner II. &. Ely, Mailer, ph,iadclphia. Aay
goth. k
Bark yareen, Woke, hence. AT RE Janei:o May
24tn. , >,.s,.,s h.,,,eo -,
Philadelphia May 29th. ,,s,,s,,ih,
schooner Hamburg, Owen henee,at ! hilaasiPsis
/ Schooner j. r., Dewolf, Baker, was loadips At
Bath, Me-, May 3Sfh. for Richmond. ISL
< DISASTER.
CAPE MAY, May al.--An unknown schooner IS
sinking about u Inie from suore.
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.1.lc. ~: suppr:nc. St.50Gl:4.75; r.tr.. ) 40:
common iarity. S5.75l:G; :arcy hr:rrd.. .7G
$3.50.
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VEGETIEE
prcparedby
II. T.. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
VEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lie 1-S&W2tl
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BAPTIST HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

: BAPTIST HISTUKICAL SUCIEI1'
Tonight the House was packed to its ut
most capacity in attendance upon the annual
meeting OF the Virginia Baptist Historical
Society.
Rev. G. II. Ryiand madea brief statement
OF the objects OF the Society, and Rev. DR..
c. &. Biting, of Baltimore; Rev. Dr.. t. II.
Pritchard, Of Raleigh; and Rev. DR.. w. E..
Hatcher, OF Richmond, made speeches OF
thrilling interest.
The Association decided to-day to hold its
next annual session in Charlottesville.
Thirty pulpits in this vicinity will be tiled
by delegates and visitors to the Association
on Sunday.
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ssEsy:: IN'gEs.s.lt.GSl,s.

~---------->~--~
F SiSiATUks AiM.tS At,--JUSE !, 1873.
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Club, IN response to an invitation to address
mass-meeting to be held under its aus
pices in behalf Of immigration, that he cam
not come before adjournment. but will 40
SO the day after Congress adiousns, il that
will suit them.
TIE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
Senators generally say that the Senate
will concur in the House amendment for an
adjournment on the 18th, but there comes
report from the White House that Mr..
Hayes says unless Congress passes the bill
making provision for meetisg the Halifax
fishery award in November, then he will
call an extra session. Now, when that bill
reaches the House it can only be taken up
and passed by a two thirds-yote, and the
Democrats opposed to an adjournment
could easily prevent that ii they saw
proper.
REPORTS FROM PUBLIC BUILDINGS AT LYNCH.
BURG AND OTHER PLACES.
The House Committee on Public Build
ings to-day agreed to report in favor OF APP
propriating $4,000 for the erection OF
Government building at Lynchburg. They
also agreed to report in favor OF the erec-
ton OF public buildings at the following
points, recommending the appropriations
for that purpose indicated La Crosse,
Wisconsin, $4,000; Council Bluffs, Iowa,
$4,000; Greensboro, N. G., $4,000; To-
peka, Kansas; Sl5O,000; Augusta, Ga,
800. 900; Key West, Florida, 100000; Ok
ford. Mississippi, $4,000; Montgomery,
Alabama, S150,000. The subcommittee in
recommending these appropriations to the
full committee said that forty bills were laid
before them involving an appropriation OF
Sc, 900, but they have only recommended
the erection. at present OF the above, which
will cost S725, 900. The Government now
is paying 81, 100000 annually for the rent OF
buildings, and it will be, in their judgment,
economy to erect right away the buildings
recommended, Then il will give, they say,
the people employment md afford relief by
putting money in circulation. The full
1committee unanimously agreed to the re-
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ESTABLISHED A PAINT SHOP,
DR.. L. ]. CZAPKaY'S.
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
2o9 KearnV st, San Francisco,
ESTABLISHED IN 1851

For the Permanent Cure Of oil Special and
Chronic Diseases, also all Female
Complaints and Diseases of the
Nervous system.
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To the Afflicted:

Dr. L. j. Czapkay would most respectfully inform the
public of the Pacific coast that at the earnest solicitation
Of his numerous friends and hundreds of those unOrtu
atey 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
need OF medical aid that since relnquishing 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 the learned in the profession the benefit
from which he offers to all in need of his services Rheu
matte affections chronic catarrh diseases of the stomach
and kidneys, liver complaints etc. successfully treated
Those who suffering from the and ndscretions
of youth weakness, physical and mental debility
assured of permanent Charges moderate All
communications strictly confidential Medicines by
express. Address L. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
au25-1y q 209 Keany ST., San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Delinquent Tax List of Ormsby County, Nevada, for
the year A. D. 1877 has this day been delivered Tren
NOR Coffin District Prosecuting Attorney of said
ty duly certified by and unless the deinauent
therein specified paid to the Treasurer ofcio
Tax Receiver within twenty days from the first pubca
ton of this Notice. to wit Within twenty days from the
29th day OF November, A d. 1877, action will be com
menced by said District Prosecuting Attorney for the
collection of said taxes and costs.
FRED. d. TURNER, County Auditor.
Auditors Office Carson City, Nevada,
November 10Th, 1877 cot