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sBURG.

IscfroS--yERY FEW VOTES
rs ,y1,s.TEn CANVASS IN THE coGN'
fei,bSppr ~, oSY CASES BEFORE THE GRAND
flFS SAP CAsE--CasbD SERIOUSLY
sfN INSTALLATION OF A PASTOR.
E.,,,ndcacc OF The Richmond Dtspa'ch.l
(C"T'e''''" Mar Ii, 1879.
Urinary election has been progress.
Wv quietly to.dav--so quietly, inaeeo,
hs me would scarcely imagine that any
p IKE 40 election was nktnT piace.
s:se ouiy one office to De ni,ed, and on,y
sEa.,Snd;date for the position, the people
q" .s sre the necessity OF a primary, ana
D. l~"s,eTal|y rctraining from voting. Il Is
W s.,".sSionaliy that voter is seen gong
oas ~" nolI;ns. precinct, ard 1t IS thought
70 l"S -Hsrrely one tenth oil the conservative
iSa' S'.,h vii! be voted. Mr.. Firginius
S irc"2, the present incumbent VIII De
Josn n~minee, and will OF course De elected
r1xt week. :, ,,o COMMITTEES adjacent in.
10 :, animation as e!ection'day APP
e'e$> ss.s The contest for otEce IS almost
WG ,1,.' h.t wccn Conservatives, and IN some
eau, cn,n,i..s lie candidates are very nG-
o. u. 40 REGULAR nominat!nns bave ocen
nci"I 80 either the Conservative or kepuo-
i"au, ,,r,y exccDt in one or TWO instances,
HcSn ~ w. r-,ce IS free to all who may choose
~" u In Dnwiddle the kepaoi'cahs
10 "nr,,dorsrtl the present rncumbchts' VINO
nv, L;datrs for reelection, ana all Con
a's .- In Prince George they VIII dl-
ser .hoir votes between the two opposing
'itH live tickets. In all the counties
to ,s., n~s ycrv much mixed, and the coli
M "G yn,e IS sought after.
o'S0 Nsc term Of the Hastings Court
NV tomorrow. 4 special grand
co'HW ,o, hren summoned for an examination
!"f! H.n ;slony cases that have recently been
io'o -, n which there are three. The
s "~s Uses particularly nave excited great
s.oI a, interest in the community.
u" w. y" fow new names were entered upon
':s,i1,ra,ion. book yesterday, and scarce
."' n.o dozen transfers were made III the
WY ,Is Iobn Mcdonald. who has been suf.
.,-;n1 wi,h lockiaw for several days past,
:, rrowjnr worse, and recovery is tnouShI
10 ;mnoss,ble. lie is Canadian By
,:,+I, .nS has been resident OF refers
i"r, Inn; short time. The disease IS the
r%,nIt oi n wound in the foot caused by
rnH and the case is rendered more distress
Inc by the fact that the young man mas 4
wife and two children dependent upon him
for support.
=. little son Of Dir. r. T. Chambers, on
u,i;fov street, was nearly killed yesterday
afernoon By being kicked on tue head by.a
mule.
Rev. {. X. VIM. by order OF East Hano-
yrr Presbytery. will be Installed pastor OF
the second Presby terrain church in this city
Mex, sabbath evening. Rev. DR.. Preston,
n Richmond. will preside on the occasion
and deliver the charge to the church. DR..
Wjhc.spoon will deliver. the charge to the
,,,,;or ROElN ADAIN.
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LEXINGTON, May 1.-THE weather con-
tinues line, and the track in excellent Or
der. The first race-purse Of 500. one
mile dash-was one by Peru. beating Glen
daia by length; Checkmate third. Time,
la.
The second race-selling race, one and 4
quarter miles, eight startcrs-was won by
Enquiries Brilliantine second, Dunkirk
third. Time, Oil. Caagula, who failed
10 place himself in the race, was great fa-
vorite in tile pools.
The third race-mIe heats-was won by
King Faro winning two straight heats, and
beating Alice Bruce. Time, 1:4T3, 1:4G4.
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CETsEURA.
rUTICURA. '....
HUAIORS OF TIE BLOOD,
SKIN, AND SCALP.

Blood Purifier aud Liver Stimulaut ever pound
ed. In forty minutes after taking the first dose II
may be detected in the saliva. blood, sweat, and
urine. showing that IL mas entered the blood and
been distributed throughout the entire system. In
It's passage through the circulating fluid, IL meets
with the corrupt particles of matter which FOSTER
and maintain disease. with which IL chemically
unleS. destroying anG gradually eliminating them
from the systcui. g-
Hence its power TO forever expel Scrofulous, Can
cerous. and Cafiker Humors. which. unchecked. I'LL
the body with foul cOrrupiOns, aud rot out the dtll
cate machinery of life. .....
CU1ICURA, the great external remedy for all HUI
nors Of The Scalp and SKIN, Ulcer, Sores, and Dis
charging Wounds. Is the most soothing and healing
of outward applications. I. speedily destroys fun
gus and parasitic growls, restores the OIL glauds
und tubes to,a healthy condition, and cures, when
assisted by The CUTICURh SOAP, Diseases OF the
SKIN and Scalp which have been the torture OF life
time, ... 49,.
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Henry ward neecher in uemphis.

New YORK, May IA Memphis special
says: " Henry Ward Beecber was greeted
by an audience OF 1000 people at his lecture
in the Exposition building last night. He
was presented to the meeting by Mr.. Kea-
ting. OF the appeal, and his lecture was
frequently interrupted by applause. At its
close Mr.. Bcccher presented Mr.. Heating
with check for $3.50, 10 be by him distri-
buted between the orphan asylums OF Mem
phis. The Chattanooga and Atlanta en-
gageulents have been cancelled, and Mr..
Beechcr will return to Brooklyn, on account
Of physical inability to fulfil them. While
in Memphis Mr.. Beecher has been treated
with the utmost respect, aud his coming
was the occasion Of excursion trains being
put on all the roads leading into Memphis,
all crowded with people from West Tcnncs-
see, North Mississippi, North Alabama, and
Arkansas"
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cLEENE SOAP.
CINCINNATI 0LEINE SOAP.
PROCTOR 3 CANDLES
CINCINNATI oLEINE SCAT
Is without doubt The
GREATEST LABoR-sAviNG soAr.
EVER PRODUCED.
1t Is made OF the AZ.
BEsT AND PUREsT MATERIALS.
WARRANTED NOT TO INJURE THE ETNEST
. GARMENT. -. ..M,s
1T WILL NOT WASTE OR BECOME SOP1
like the various yellow soaps when u.ed In uarxk
-. wafer, and
EACH BAR WEIGHS FULL ONE POUND
PURCHASERS GET ALI. THEY PAY FOE
The Increasing popularity of the
CINCINNATI OLEtNE SOAP
has caused many limitations uu''er the namc
Oleine Soap and other brands of SIMILAR ArrHAE-
ASCE, sold at less price, but very inferior Ia quality
GENUINE oLEINE SOAP.
BE not deceived by these limitations. hu: ser fbaS
"PROCTER & GAMBLES GIN GIN MATT OLEIHsS
SOAP"is on each bar.
For sac ly ero"crs everywhere.
ID. T. BUIBY & CO., Wholesale Agents,
No. 6 Exchange Place, Baltimore Wo-
my 5M,Ih&S
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EfSsouri Storms.
HEAVY RAINs-TuE CROP AND THE CoLoREI
EXODUS

HEAVY RAINs-TuE CROP AND THE CoLoRED
EXODUS.
ST. LOUIS, May 14.-Heavy rains prevailed
over considerable extent or territory west
Of here yesterday, benefilng the crops
greatly.
Officers Of the steamboat companies hay
ing their headquarters in this city and OFF,
GERS OF the steamers plying between here
ard New Orleans deny having refused
transportation TO colored ,efu& ees when
ever the latter had money to pay their pas
sage. They also deny tpat there has been
any generally.eSpressed disposition ON the
part OF the merchants and planters to with
draw patronage from the boats which carry
the Immigrants. This baS been done in
few instances, but desire to prevent the
negroes from leaving the South is changing,
and now planters do not seem to care
whether they leave or not. Officers OF Ia
test-arrived boats say they were not hailed
On the way by negroes, and do not believe
there are any such numbers OF refugees Oh
the river banks as has been suited. They
further say the excitement is fast dying out
and will cease altogether in short time.
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Jolssa R. eailsiat IL 60. q cIrc,siar as 40
R'asaa acn. 5l ssg
as~NASR'VAN5 < <ItNSDI 5kVU AtsL.s
Nav 4. 1870

Z
May /, 1870.
Sir.--The month Just closed has not
shown any improvement in the demand for
North American tobacco, aud all other de-
scriptions are reported dull. The trnde are
no doubt fairly stocked, and with the pre-
sent outlook for q faIr import OF strips this
autumn and fun planting in the States,
they are not likely TO be.eager buyers for
the ordinary runs OF tobacco which are so
plentiful. The chief demand appears 10 be
for cheap cutting parcels under 81 j., con-
tanning fair proportion OF leaiy tobacco,
aud these we have not found it easy to sup
ply with Justice to our shippers.
We think the lowest grades are held
rather more firmly.--at least we learn from
several quarters that 81 d. strips are not now
to be found, although they have certainly
been offered and sold at this figure. We
bear OF very few transactions in the finer
grades Of strips, either heavy or light, and
therefore, although held with some conf
dencc, values have not been put 10 much
| recent test.
For Virginia strips there seems TO be no
demand except for cheap Oilers. and a sale
is reported this week OF from 80 to 90
packages ut prices under 4ad.
Brigbts are not freely taken, but with no
prospect OF much addition to our stock
from the other side holders are disposed to
insist on full valuations.
We continue our former price-li>t:
Quotations.-Virginia Leaf: Common to
middlng, to sd. z ~; fair to good and
fine, 55 to 7td. q d. ); bright fancy, 6t to 8
and 10d. q %. Stemmed: Common to mid
ling, q TO gid. q D.; good to fine and colory,
Z TO I0d. q H., and nominal.
Western Leaf: Common to middilng ex-
norts 81 TO nd q n rood to fine eSDOrts
81 to I'd. q h. sound dry common to me-
dunn, 3 to AID. p D.. good to fine, 5 to 6sd.
| q d.; colory, 64 to SD, and nominal.
Stemmed: Common to mlddling, to Cd. q
H.. fair to good and fine parcels, 81 to u
and Sd. u D.: selections and bright Ken
lucky river, 81 to I'D. a Ii.
| Maryland and Ohio: 5, s., and 94d. a H..
Negrohead and Cayendish: 5, II, and 1Sd.
JOHN X. GH.LiAT d Co.
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NOLLINs'S VOLTAIC d
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

By instantly affecting the nervous system their
influence is at once felt at the farthest exremities
Hence pain, which arises from disturbance OF the
Nerve forces. is cured in every instance US II by
magic. Also, PalpitatIon of the Heart, InfamIna'
ton Of the Lungs Liver and Kidneys, Irritation Of
the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
and Bilious Cole. 81 80 myls.Tu,Th&s
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Accident TO an Actor.

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 14.-While Ali. Bur
nett. comedian, and 5. 2. Leathers, OF New
Orleans, were visiting the marine railway
dock to-day. astaging upon which they were
standing gave way, precpItating them Il
distance OF about twenty feet. Mr.. Burnett
had an arm and leg broken, and Captain
Leatbers had his right shoulder broken.
The accident to Mr.. Burnett renders it ne
ceSsary for him to cancel number OF east
nrn engagements. ..---- -
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Ancient Order of Ezibernians.

CINCINNATI, May 14.-At to-day's session
OF the Ancient Order of Hibernans, in an
nual convention, William Ii. Cook, of Bos-
ton, was elected chairman; and addresses
were made by Father GallaShe admins
traitor Of the Diocese of Columbus, and
Father Murray, OF Chillicothe, Ohio. The
remainder OF the session was consumed IN
appointing committees and hearing reports
from national officers.
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The CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared BY
WEEKS & POTTER Chemists and Druggists, $50
Washt ACTON street. Boston, aud for sale by all
druggists Price OF CUTIcURA, small boxes. so
cents; large boxes, containing two and one half
times The quantity of small, 81. RESoLyENT, 81
per bottle. CUTICURa SOAP, 90 cents per cake; by
mail, 80 cents: three cakes, 20 cents.
my S-'Tu. rh.GS .st#r m.ss.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 14.@In the Califor-
Mia Blood-Horse Association races to-day
McMcCarthv won the mile-an d-a-quarer
dash in 2:0S3 under q strong pull-the Sc
coud best time on record. Clara D. won
the -a-quarter.mile dash easily IN
4:0G1.
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Pistol and Knife.

FRANKFORT, KY, May 14-This after
noon difficulty occurred between DR..
Hall, Il prominent druggist OF this place,
and J. N. Stephens. In which Hall was stab
bed in four places and Stephens received a
pistol-shot. The origin Of the difficulty is
unknown. Hall lies in critical condition.
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!. 1 ah .. shultz is appointed postmaster
M uss!Sehine. Rockingham county, Va. uiee
noss Nate Panl, resigned. Phe size OF the
{ ~ at GiaysyJlle, Floyd county, ya.,}
sr sa y 10 Clusters Mill, and III. H. Gus
10. 4t'olnted postmaster nice. IL. &. sHar-ii
superseded by ciange of site. John
Lpss.assseney is appointed postmaster at
Ioha NY. Monroe county, sY. Ya.. pice.
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By Telegraph.
NG.N YORr.

NEW ToRE. May 11.-Co,ton steady; sales. l
bales; upands. 1870: Orleans, 12Sl Flonr le, s
changed. Wheat-Un"raGct winter red. $l.l26
81 .1S!3: No. 2. $1.l0 rs 30. corn quieE and
without decided change. Oats without Important
,aeses quiet and Incnansed. Rice firm with lair
trade caro!ina' G77 Resin n,o dulI AND UNI
sSa tx; new flo. sSa$ lo25. MIsdsS Dug
s sr Wh:Ary mdr at i5 ps ff r 4S
BALTIMORE.
1 wssl ay sncas ssy H
ira S4.25@s4:s5 family, S5@$6: CITY Mills
ss ss25aft extrs s4 - RIO
I'm red, s1.l G@sl. IS: amber, 81 .2O4 sl.21 No.
rsnnsyIa"a red e3sSsi H. No "sscra
%Ssus' l.los; sspIsmScr, 81 o. sOsie:n
southern white, 5cc yellow 45%tq 46c. pats and
rye qust and anchaEse,l Hay Hs prime to chHce
hrmer: shoulders. 4XG4Ic.; clcar-.ib sides, 5liM
| Co.: hams, 9E@lOc. Lard-Relued. In terccs,
! &C.. Butter firm and unchanged Eggs active aud
higher at l2c. Coffee qnet and unchanged. Wits
KEY dull NJ S1.07@S1 :074. Sugar unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May II Flour active and frmcr {;
family, 81 SOGS5.75. Wheat and corn active and
firm. Oats scarce and firm. Pork quiet ut $40.
mn,ts strone Shoulders hrl at "a 90: short ribs
sold Mt 81 .G5 csen. 81 10 Lnysr SIay and seller
"a s5i: Hacon IN pooI demand and n shade hjrlcr:
shoulders ii J2yli$4 % short RIB. 1926 Short
clear sides &5.371GS55O. Whiskry active ard
Urn, ,t II 0l S,,~:r steady and unchanged IInys
sl,anv. nackinx. s3,4CGS3.6O.
p"~Ae'
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May l4.-FlOur flrIn end unchanged.
WHEAT firm: red and amber. simsi Cd. Corn
at siO.25. Iard firm: choice lear. fierce. 7xcc
choice leaf, key, 8Ec Bacon strong; shouldc, s.,
45@4Ic.; cl.ar rit, BIC; clear sides, 5Tc.-for
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sanltarx Measures in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 15.-The Auxiliary
Sanitary Association have abated the null
sancc OF Locust Grove Cemetery by cover
ing OF two feet of earth sown with grain and
grass. All interments will now be made in
the new cemetery. three and half miles
from the city. Other dumping-grounds
have been covered with coating OF lime
one foot deep.
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CUTICURA SOAP SUPERIOR TO ANY.

.... CHARLES DENIM. DRUGGIST.}
FIRST PLACE, CORNER COURT STREET, 7
BROOKLYN, March 4. S79.
can checrfully speak OF the healing qualities OF
YOUR CUTICURA SoAP. and Its perfume Is superior
10 any OF The standard soap pow IN use.
--,'..o-.... ": CHARLES DENIM.
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TIE N EWs.
DY = TEnEarsApsr 70 q, THE DIspATcH.

NEWS AND CONGRESSIONAL
PRocEEDiS6s-WHAT WILL THE DEMO
/ Gratis DO NoWa-EENRYWARD BEECHER
IN MEarPHIs-EPIsC CONVENTION OF
{ ALABAMA IN SESSION At GREEEsB oRO'-
KENTUCKY AND CALIFORNIA RAG Es-
MEETING OF TEE RED MESIytN oRFoLK--
FATAL AFFEAY IN FRANKFORT, KY
NUiSANcEs ABaTED IN NEW ORLEANS TO
PREVENT YELLOW FEyER-ACClDE IN
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FoRsiGNITEsis.
&C., &c. Z
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MORE GOOD THAN. DOCTORS
IN THREE YEARS OF TREATMENT.

Gcntlcmen.-Please find so cents 10 pay for small
box Of CUTICURA. and direct II to ipr. The dollar
box You sent me has done me more good than all
the doctors in three years. The doctors have done
ME no good. My feet ard legs are healing last. 1t
is indeed cUTlcURA. r yGTTs M ,rni$G AN PM.
MOSCOW, NINN., june %, 1878.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. Sc bushels prime ut Sl.20..
Red, 30 bushels prime Fultz at Sl.15; SIS bushels
very good Fn.tz 4. sl.l5: ~ bushels prime Ian
caster 1T S1.20: 64 bushels prime Fultz ut S1.15-
total. 220 bushels.
CORN - White, AZ bushels prime ut L.; 32 bush
els good at Soc; 2s6 bushels very good at 5lc; 80
bushels prime ut 5lc.-toial. 4 IL bushels.
OAT$.-20 bu, helS hri.Ie sr. ng at SIC: 90 bush
els pr'me spring 1T Sc; 20 bushels prime spring ut
3Sc total. 80 bushels.
MEAL.-44 bushels prime ut Csc.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
TIRE GREEK QUESTION

PARIS, May 14.-The Journal deS Debats
saws: "Ou the attitude Of England on the
Greek question may depend the contnu-
ance OF that mutual confidence which has
hitherto marked the relations OF France and
Ergluud." @
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q innr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Pine, $3.50: sunerfne. $3.50; extra. 1925
cnmm"r family. 1919 iancy uranas: SG@3G.7j
Stauuton extra, .2J.
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WEDNESDAY, Nay IL, 1870.
The number OF breaks today comprised 1913 h5gs-
heads and 80 rierccS. The offerings ut auction on
Change were GO pac kages: of which pumh,r SO
were sold at D: ices ranging from Sl.75 TO $50.
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Alabama Episcopal diocesan ConEen-
ti0n.

+ SELMA, May 1.-THE Episcopal Diocesan
Convention OF Alabama convened at Green's
boro' to.day-Bishop Wilmer presiding.
The attendance, both clerical and lay, was
unusually large. The session will last four
dove
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May Il, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, So bushels. Red, 242 bushels.
CoEN.-White, 1892 bushels. MfGed, 400 BUSH
els
OATs:-210 bushels; of which 100 bushels were
re-cXhlbltcd.
l. Il cro1o
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY II, 1879.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY II, 1879.
@-- ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United STATES
mail merchandise, and passengers, L.. u. Tatun,
agent.
SAILED.
Schooner Major W. II. Tantum, Shoe, Phladel-
phia. ttes, Curtis & Parker. 49,.
Schooner NJ. G. Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia, ties,
Curtis & Parker. ~. - q. 49,.
Schooner J. 9. Wright, Lee, Philadelphia, ties,
Curtis e Parker. t.sg-'. as-7..-. .....,s
Schooner w. n. Gessner, Cnbberly, bridgeport,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. IS d. s
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, May 14.-krrived: Ne7aia, Stag,
ST. Laurent, Victoria, City OF Washington. New
York, Benefactor, Cry Of Austin. Arrived out
Lutto, Mosel.
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Eorfy.sSxah ConCrcsS--.-FfrSt Session.
WASHINGTON, May IA, 1870.
SENATE, .rt.... ..-


Mr.. Vest gave notice OF his intention to
introduce bill proposing to organize the
Indian Territory into State. and proVi-
ding for its admission into the Union. His
resolution making inquiry rs to whether
any part of the Indian Territory had been
purchased by the United States with view
az locating the Indians or freedmen there
on was agreed to.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the Legislative. executive, and judicial ap-
preparation bill.
Mr.. Herman addressed the Senate, adyo-
eating the repeal of the test. oath, and In op-
position to the use OF the army at elections.
The Senate afterwards adopted an amend
ment for paying arrearages OF pensions with
that portion of the Sl0.000.000 In the TIea"
sury kept as special fund for the redemp-
ton OF fractional currency.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After the passage OF the bill allowing ex-
penditures for the purchase Of sites 10 con-
nection with the Improvement OF the Ken
lucky and Great Kanawha rivers, Mr.. War
ner, OF Ohio. attempted TO have bis silver
bill considered; but failing to obtain the
necessary two-thirds vote the business OF
the morning hour was taken up at II O'Clock
H.. being the bill in regard to the transfer
OF cases from State 10 Federal courts.
After the morning hour thasiiver bill was
taken up and discussed until adjournment.
The vote will probably be taken to- NOR
row. {, :. s,3,.f s s,.,gsss,:f
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Ivy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, May 14.-y0oE.-Siocks strong.
Money call. 2@I3 ner cent. f.Nchlmge-L0ng,
4s79: short, 1854. State honls dun. Governments
steady.
Er-aing.-Money, 3G31 per ceS. EXCHANGE,
4S7s@4S7R. Governments firm new 5's, 1899.
States quiet.
BALTIMORE. .'
BALTIMORE, May 14.-Firgina IS, deferred
IS: cnnsols 57ls: second series, 405: past-due c"u-
pons. SIX. Moth Carolina 6's, old, 22l5; new, II.
Bid to-day.
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CoyFECTKoAERaEs, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I ana manufacturing
III daily my inimi;able pure crushed sugar CLAE-
fEfED FLINT CANDIES. I make betier Ga Ne
DIEs for wholesale purposes than amy home In this
conniry-warrsnred perfectly pure and no adnlte-
rations We don't use any gucos grare-sngaf, tara.
aiDa-uo;hing but pure sugars: IL is more highly
favored. whiter. brighter Drncr, and Is warranted
10 stand arin in any climate. n g,.4r-a., 81
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX. Copfeciioner,
ia so 80 14i2 Main street.
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CARpETs, OEk.CLOrEIs. 6e.

-~~SS-@--@-~-- --s-- -, 80
CARPETS. WHOLESALE AND RE
SJTAIL.-We have Just received full line ofCAR
PITS, OIL-CLDTH5. LlkOLEUM, CHINESE
COCOA, and MAPLE MATTINGs, SHADES, MOL.
LANDS, LACE CURTAINS. CORSfCES. RUGS,
MATS. &C.: PAPER.HANGlNGS OF I'LL styles,
Work done in town or country All orders promptly
attended to, PHILLIPS & JENNINGS,
an I2-2m No. 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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cARRIAGEs. RUGGrEs, ae.

CtARRIAGES!e CARRIAGES !cHSEE
We have in store several FIRST. CLASS TOP.
and Nl3-TOf HUGGIES with glide Bars, ais o End
Snr;ugs which will be sold at very low prices.
NV 1885, z. D. HITCHCOCK u SON..
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Rome.

HOP BITTRRs gives good Digestion, active liver
good eircufation abd buoyant spirits
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edmond, YORK EIVERs5TMy
1eAED CHE SAPEAKE EAIIRO u.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORrA-
TfDS COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond Wa
and Boston, Providence aud nil New England c,ics.
steamers leave V EST POINT. VA. OK eaefs
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ noon COT
nncIng with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamer. arrive III WEST POINT on each TSEs
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ria Boston aL,,-
Providence Railroad ola West Point. Fa.
H. Il. DOUGLAS, SupernteR les1-
Y, d, SROSER. General Agent. apI
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DEILADE LPHIA. RICH sES
L MOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-s1szsasza@
fH 1vPr Ai ES6 T3 E rlA NIa fhn RIVE
THREE TIMES A WETK.-Gnul further go
to. The steamers Of this line win MAZE tr-y"rsfY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ard RichnccsS
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. ami SUNDAY. cos.
acclng 4, Philadelphia with C!yde's New Ehg'sSa
in. for Fall River. - - ,
QUICK TIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily until O'clock z. ~
JAMES W. MCCARRlCE,
General Southern Agent. Ricsmont, NJ
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE Co.
General Manners,
,o23 No, ~ South WharYcs. PniiasrIntss.
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Wash7ngfan.

CONGRESS TO BE ~ SESSION UNTIL. JUSE-A
STATE PROPOSED TO DE ORGANIZED OUT OF
THE INDIAN TERRlToRY-ToBACC0-p
CRATIC CAUCUS NEXT MDNDAY-GESERAL
EwING's SPEECH ON THE SILVER BILL