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Christian Association.

BALTIMORE, May 21.-The 23d being the
first biennial convention OF the Christian AS
ISOLATION Of the United States and the BIZ
lish provinces, it assembled this morning.
The convention was called to order by The
first yice.prcsidcnt, Thomas j. Walker OF
Toronto. Speeches were made by sundry
distinguished Givines from different parts
OF the world.
Reports to the Convention state that tue
Christian associations in the South are III
better condition than ever before. Arrange
mcnls are being made for State conventions
in Georgia and Alabama.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

,. ~" u xS"G H lSx or'a%. } T%aF IN
BUYERS i.vor and dull: southern gun am I'cinlnS'
s3'63@46.75. hcat-uncraLeh winter rrar
5Ii7: 10. 3 winter red, Sl.l3msl :l3&; NO. 2:
Corr fI srf!s s ana apd 'Ir more G@ns
HG . White. AXE. coffee better: Rio, In car
GOES 1O4M l4l:c.; job lots: loo rs sn1ar
nnn;r, steady and unchanged: rcflrcl Eirly active
and sic,riv ronssss quiet AID steady. RICE firm.
Eo.n outlet snd ucchaEe Trn"H'Inc M for
new: InidGIcs du'i: long clear -; Higrl c:rar'
"a. O5 lard--Prime steam. sno. :G.3oh1so 80 !.
Whiskey steady at 5l.O3E Frc!sh'' r"le''
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 2i.-Flonr quiet ana s,ea ,,,o
southern wnoat strong and higher: wcLcrn lcIIyc
and shade higher: southern red. 81. IZmtila,'
amber. SIls@s1.20; No. Ptnnsyl ana , rGd'
S M;I n? aL %fsi is N Junt 81 49, j.
v.Sl.IIK0Sl.l2: August. .n9mS coz Solin,
esn corn III good demand aad iirln; "s,h H,''c'
aud Steady: southern white. 49c.: yellow. 4J:c :.
Oats dull: southern and ie' nHyVanir. ~" 3oc.
western white 34m35c we5isrn m,yeI. o3m III rIy
rc,i.i. 4rd firm. Provisions .auli and uncUatiEeh.
Batter firm choice western, Ii@lGc. f"r Ja![y
FOR f;esh Coffee NOR. ne. we and frrncr: RIO
car:rcs, Ip3iGfI4H WhiskeY dG!l 1T :l.o6. Sugar
strong ;"A,' SOFT, Sj.@ SIC.
CINCINNATI.
G!IG'3 - WtcI, ac,iTe and ir,n No. red wia
trr II n9Msl.lU. Corn strong u 5"f@4cc. pais
in good demand at iHil Ssis 13s t@ @rr n nj make,
a iai. ,en;s ut.ci: shoulders. $3.50: short ribs
So :poi 70 seller lag, haf Jny; y I c asnr
e!7J. Bacon jail shon'GCrS, t" U.tttGc,r cosIar
ai ai0i Eutcr and snsar straav ana ane m
Ho,s in ls. demand; lacking - '"'HS".to'
tttu~YiIfF
r., anita, and mn
LOUISVILLE. MAY 2l.7fG1"r Iaets l nn. G5.
Cmrn arm: white. i la i3c.: miAei; 3yc. pa.S
steady. Pcrk GHiet ard lrln ~ IT, Ell
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nYrELEaRAPHTo THE nIspATcII.

Fable VETO OF THE LEGISLATIVE. AP.
PRECIPITATION BILL BIZ gHEPgEsIDEET-
sECRETARY-oF-WAR McCRARYABoUT no
Observation-Disclosures LySCHTN G IN
0HIc-sPLIT IN THE INDIANA PRaHIDI-
TON TEMPERANCE LEAGUE-IowA DEM
oCRATIC cONyENTIoN-TURF NOTES
Observation-Disclosures KENTUcKY-sHER-
MAN DECLINES THE OHIO GUBERsATc-
RIAL NoMfNATIoY-FATAL AFFRAY BE-
TWEEN COLoRED BAsE-BALLIsTs IN
FLoRIDA-THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF ST. PATRlCR In DUBLIN
SAILORS sTRIKEAT INTERCOLLEGIATE
ADvICES, &C., &C.
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Iowa Democratic Convention.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, May 21.-The Demo
cratic State Convention assembled this
morning. nearly all of the counties in the
State heing represented with large deIega-
tions. A temporary organization was CT
fected, with j. W. Iugerman, OF keokuk,
president.
Upon reasscmbing General \. c. Dodge
was made chairman. The Committee on
Credentials reported 476 delegates present
out OF 600 provided for in the call.
General Dodge, on taking the chair, de-
nounccd the Republican party for forcing
the resumption OF spccic-paymcnts. and 2d-
Yocatcd the union OF all the elements OPP
posed TO that party.
H. II. Trimblc was nominated for GOV
ernor by accIaDation, and Moses Bloom Tor
Lieutenant Governor.
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Nersofk.

r0a0L1GICAL EXHIBlTY0S--FATALtA
ecfaltclegram to the Dispafch.j
NORFOLK, Va, May 2i.-AH immense
crowd attended to-day the second exhibit.
ton for the display OF flowers, fruits, and
,yegetablesiof the horticultural and Pomo-
logical. Society OF Norfolk at the Masonic
Temple. The display was magnificent, and
the address Of Captain W. 81. White was
good. 81.
The killing OF young David G. Potts on
The Petersburg road last night cseases con-
siderable sadness amongst a large circle OF
friends in this city.
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G1OLLINS'S VOLTAIC
~
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

In the Annihilalion Of Pain and Inflammation,
in the Vitalization Of Weak Paralyzcd and Painful
Nervous Parts and Organs in The Crrn. of Chronic
Weakness CT the Lungs. Heart, and Kidneys, in the
Absorption of poisons from the Blood through The
pores and the prevention of Fever and Agle Liver
Complaints, Malarial and Contagious Diseases, they
are wonderful. &c: the genuine.
my 2O-Tu.ThSS
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Officers Elected.

NEW YORK, May Plat the annual meet
ing OF the Associated Press OF the State OF
New York, held here this morning, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year President, Carroll Smith, CT the Sy-
racuEe Journal; Secretary and Treasurer,
Henry 0. r. Tucker, OF the Troy Times !;
and Executive Committee: Messrs. VIZ
liam Purcell, OF the Rochester Union T..
e. Fairr,an, OF the EImra Advertiser ;
Charles n. McCuue, OF the Buffalo Courier.
Philip Ten Eyck, OF the Albany Joss'n al
ard s ID. North, OF the Utica HsIc! i.
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We are in hearty accord with some Of
our exchanges as to the character of "Thc
song OF songs, which is Solomon's." 1t
would have been wise for the head man OF
the Sunday-Scbool Lessons bad he given
it the go.by. We trust the Revision Com
mittee will leave this bacchanalian song out
Of their edition OF the Biblc.-Richmond
Christian h1Uocuie.
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EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
.,r,..y.fou~sn Annual session.

n,Y.s SESSION IN FREDERicKs-
FiFs LARGE MISUNDERSTANDING
Se S"cU,cgs--rARocRlaL REPoRTs-Co@-
ST. '..,rrss APPoISTED-REvIsioN OF, THE
NJ ...r;TrTIpN-THE WEST VIRGINIA DO
co.. QUESTION OF AN ASSISTANT
rSRoP. &c, &C
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LIVERPOOL, May 2I.-The sailors in port
have gone on strike for an increase OF
wages. The movement so far does not seem
to be important, embracing Is it does only
a Jew hundred sailors, but it nsly grow to
larger proportions.
Ireland.
LONDON. May 2l.-The Catholic hierarchy
and newspapers OF Ireland maintain u pro-
found silence respecting the bill for the
establish ment Of the University Of st. Pa
trick at Dublin. introduced by II. O'Connor
Don in the House OF Commons on the 18th
instant. In the absence OF knowledge
whether it would be the end Or only
the beginning OF the difficulty, the
Protcstants OF Ireland look uniavorabiy
on the measure. They say they must
be certain OF its acceptance By Rome
before it can DO any good. The Protestant
Dissenters and the Liberal Society OF Eng
land bitterly oppose the measure, and are
organizing a public agitation against it..
The independent Liberals and Radical
members OF Parliament will cndcavor to
talk out the bill. The attitude OF she Mar.
opis OF Huntington and Mr.. Gladstone IS
not known.
China.
SAN Francisco, May 2I.-The following
aGylccs have been received neFc per SNIP
North American, from Yokohama and
Hong Kong, OF April 9Th The news Of the
veto OF The anti. Chinese bill! 10y President
HAYES cyctcs various and conflicting com
mants. The Americans throughout CHINA
express satisfaction at the rejection Of so
summary plan for dispo3ing OF the qu"s-
tions at issue. The European residents
| merely evincc surprise. having in most
cases anticipated different action. The Chi-
nesc take contrary views, even amongst
themselves. in the immediate neishborhoou
OF Hong Kong, which is the port OF emit
grafton, and where The friends and relatives
Of the Chinese are now in America muci'
qualification is shown. An idea appears tc
prevail that future prosecutions are impos
sible, but there are no indications OF IN IN
crease in the number Of departures. AFount
Shanghai the populace is apparently indi!
ferent and the officials are reticent. PriHat'
adyces from Pekin warrant the suppoSitiof
that the veto will not be received with III
mixed pleasure. 1t is reported on good al
thor!ty that the Government had preparet
for the contrary result, and Intended to tax
advantage OF the bill as precedent 10
strong measures here. .s..a.-s ..'
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CUT7CERA.
TUTICURA REMEDIES
HAVE ACHIEVED THE MOST NOTED SUCCESS
OEASY MEDICINES OF MODERN TIMES.
OF ANY Mel

Messrs. WEEKS & PoTI Err have never doubted
the specific properties OF ECTICURA, CCTICURA
RESoLYEST. and CCTICuRA SOAP FOR the speedy,
permanent, ana economical cure Of Humors or the
Blood, Skin, and Scalp They are, however, aston
j. he'd At their universal success; for 1t was 10 be
pectcd That in The hands Of some they would fail
solely from srasmodic or ignorant Use Of them
They are enabled 10 say. without fear OF contra
dieton. that remedies achieved in the short
space Of one year the number OF wonderful cures
performed by The CUTICCRA REMEDIES.
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OF that diocese to the property Of tile do
cese before division. s, :,,.,
ASSISTANT BISHOP,

Mr.. Thomas Moore, from the special COM
mittec appointed at the lust Council, held in
Lynchburg,t 10 consider aud report upon
the subject Of increased Episcopal services.
and which committee then recommended
that the question OF an assistant bishop lie
postponed uatil this Council, TO be con-
sidered In all It's aspects. moved that the
question OF an assistant. bishop be made tie
special order for tomorrow Thursday, inn
mediateiy AFTER the Bishop reads bis annual
report. Adopted. S.t3
Adjourned until 81 &. M. Thursday.
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ExECuTOR.s NOTICE.

T HAVE QUALIFIED as EXECUTOR
L of the last viii and testament OF the late DR..
l.. THOMAS. and request that all sums
owing 10, aud all debts due by. The said estate, he
paid or presented, either 10 GRuBBS & WILLIAMS
or 70 my SELF. WILLIAM HATCHER,
Executor OF DR.. Ii. l.. Thomas, deceased.
my 90 eoC3t -
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COMMERCIAL.
,ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May ~. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Red. 3S bushels,
CONSULATE, 434 bushels. Mired, GO bushels
UATS.-14 bushels.
AhLES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, rs bushels fair Ful'za Sl.10; 10
bushels mixed at $l.lG-rOtaI, 3S bushels.
CORE-IFhite. ~ bushels good 1T 5lc: 80 BUSH
els common nj 49c.: 81 bushels on private terms
. On bushels 81 line III 52c-,ota, 4lS bushels. -Hsr-
ed, GO bushels Oh private terms.
OArS.-l4 bu: hes very good sprlug 1t $50.
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Hey West Eyeaat7ay.

KEY VEST, May 21.-The city, island,
and fort are perfectly healthy. No yellow
fever or epidemic exists in either, any re-
port 10 the contrary being untrue.
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Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, MAY 2I.- Soon.-Stncks strong.
Money on call. 3d4 Der cent. ENchange-Long,
is7I; short, 1851. State hon.s dull. Governments
strong.
Eoe",ng.-aIoney, 3@4 per cent Exchange
4S7I@iS7H. Governments strong andhigher new
5's, lO3S; IA per cents, l07h; per cents, 1031s.
States dun.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 2l.-Virgina 6.s. deferred,
IA; consois. 5S1s; second series. 4Oa plst-dnc
coupons, 701I. Moth Carolina G's, Old, %; Lew
-. Bid to-day.
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Sailing OF steamers.

NEW YORK, May s1.-Ihe 'ion'Sshore-
mems strike continues uncnahge u. the
St. Laurent sailed on time TINS morning,
and The Bothnia this evening. Beth steam
ers took out full eargoes.
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Sherman Declines Gubcraaforial
HonGrS,

COLUMBUS, ONO, May al Sherman, in
letter to the chairman Of the Republican
Central Committee, declines the nomination
for the soYernorship OF o hio.
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uudeywriters' a association.

ATLANTA, GA, My. 2l.--Tbe Under
writer's Association of the South met to-
day, ,organiz4a, ard adjourned until TO-
morrow,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, Nay 81, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised l 20 hogs-
heads and Il iierccs. The offerings NJ auction on
Change were % packages; OF which number 81
were sold ut prices ranging from $40 10 S62.
QUOTATIONS-PRIZED TOBACCO.
Lugs.--Common to medium, s2.25Gls2.75; good
to iinr. S3GtS3.50.
Leat-Corilaon tn good short, SiG1s6: medium
to far long, S6M$7.50 good TO very good long, $500
$3.50.
Dark leaf good enough for wrappers and for the
best types Of the Rcgies, have been thus far In very
light supply. There Is no assortment Of dark SUM-
cured tobacco Offering.
Lugs.--Common TO medium, s4e3sG; good To
very good, S1nsS. z,
Siaokrrs.-Fair TO medium. &SMSl0; good TO
very good, Sl26gSl5; fine to Fancy, SlI.1UD
LeGf-Common to medium. $7.5omS9 good 20
ycrv good, ilo@sl2.oU; extra cutters or h''er-'
S1jM$lS. ,,.
N4hogany WrHDper9.-COmmon 10 medium,
SI5US3J; good 10 very good and line, *3ohLSio'
extra Tine ;45HS3n. ,
YctI0tp U'rupDerS.-Comnlnn u medium. s22(9
S35: good TO very good, S4OaSj0; ineto fancy,
:5jGSa75.
Occasional small lots have since The season OPEN
ell commanded above the outside quotations lndi-
cation, are that strictly fancy white wrappers VIII
be in light supply.
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FlOIlr.

riur. $780, supernne. $3.50. extra. $3.50
$3.50: rnlIluor family. 1878 SO fancy brands,
3Gtar6. Is; Stanton extra, 1925.
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SALT RHEUM.
COVERING TIE BODY FOR TEN YEARS, PER-
MANENTLY CURED. i
LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES TIoUGHToN.
II CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON, :
Enhruary DS 1879


3esSrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlemcn,-I feel tia
du,y to inform yGu ana through you all who are III
tercSted 10 know the fact, that most disa2reeabe
and obstinate case oil Salt Rneum or Eczema, which
has been under NV personal observation from Its
first appearance to the present unc-tbouL ten l0)
ycars-coverng The greater Dort6 of the patients
bony and limbs with IT'S peculiar Irritating and itcb-
Ing scab, and 10 which all the known methods Of
treating such disease had been applied without bcn-
eft, has completely disappeared, leaving 4 clean and
healthy ssln, under u few days OF proluse applca-
ton OF CUTICCRA.
| can and do heartily advise all similarly afflicted
TO try the remedy which has been effectua Ill this
case. Very truly yours,
CHARLES HOUGHTON.
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aimE.. CEMENT. AND pLASTEE.
IME-ROCKLAND LIME.

7 IME-ROCKLAND LIME.
$500 barrels BEST ROCKLAND LIME, from
COBB LIMF-KIrNS.
which Yields better than any other lime manufac.
tuled daily expected per schooner d. ID. ingraham.
~ ROBERT wEEDHNBURG,
No. eos Main aud II Fifteenth street
INV 20-lM RI. Hs'.a -
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,.
~ The terms of office for which the present Fa-
cnty of This institution was elected viii expire on
The 18TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT. and on that Gay
the JOINT Roard of Trustees and Visitors VIII. pro-
coed to elect a PRESIDENT and PROFESSORS 70
all tie following chairs:
/. lMENTAL AND MORAL SCIENCE:
2. ENGLISH LITERATURE AND MODERN
LANGUAGES. aJg $3.50
s. ANCIENT LANGUAGES. a
q. MATHEMATICS. ss s& .3s,al .ts
8. NATURAL SCI ENCE. :
Applications for these positions shor.ld be adj
dressed to III. ~ = =. FRANK .rFfSoLAY, -
- e.Ii,.,ss 81, ID III Secretary Joint Board.
AN 81 awtJsl6 80 81 ssSs,. Abingdon. Va.
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pASTURAGE.

TIME PASTURAGE.-Parti haFlns
colts they wish pastarra for season. sr mus
they gef three years OLD, aud well Hlntrrsd: sau ~
cure Ibe same by addressing ". ~. IL Nil S,ss
,r,3 7.codst gIt4 Orange county, Va.
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LIYER-COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA,
TREATED By THE PESOLyEST, GAINS FIVE
AND HALE POUNDS ON ONE BOTTLE.

Gentlemeu,-I have had Livcr-Complant and
DyspeDeia, with running sores the side of my
neck, for ten years. Doctors did me no good. l
have bern spending for eight years, and II did no
good. Everything I ATE distressed me. got re-
dnced from 10 10 1872 pounds. At last tried the
hEsoI.yEIT, and It helped me right off, and on one
bottle gained five and onehalf pounds. Ii is doing
The business, and am going for 1t strong.
Yours truly.
JOHN II. ROY, 314 Wabash avenue
CHICAGO. ILL.,, November Is, 1878,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
ENGLAND.

LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-The sailors in port
have gone on Il strike for an increase OF
wages. The movement so far does not seem
to be important, embracing as it does only
a Jew hundred sailors, but it m,ly grow to
larger proportions.
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ANOTHER VETO PROBABLE.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-There is good au-
thor,ty for stating that the President viii
veto the Legislative, executive, and judicial
appropriation bill as passed by the Senate,
and that il it reaches him Friday or Sstur-
day the veto message will be sent TO the
House on Monday next. The Attorney
General has already furnished the Presi-
dent with his objections to the section con-
corning the supervisors and deputy mar
sbals, which especially relates 10 his de-
partment. 1t is expected the message will
be brief, and that it viii hold that supervis-
ion in the character OF supervisors and
deputy marshals is necessary to insure fair
e1apt:ona ..g#as
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DlI-HEADS, $3.50 to % per ream, at
I'D the DISPATCH PRiSTlEG.EOUsEa
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COMMITTEE WORK,

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The, Senate Com;
mittee on Privileges and Elections to-day, IN
the Spoford. Kellogg case, adopted q reso-
luton. requesting both parties TO inform the
committee what number OF witnesses they
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rreror;cd for The DispatchI

MAY II, 1873.
,,,O richty.sourth Annual Council OF
l nnrn,sstant Episcopal Church OF the
'be 'o' y; Virginia assembled in St.
plc.t., church fredericksburg, Of which
eee' pnhrrI !. McBryde is rector, at 10
rev. .e.,:nt t this morning, the attendance being
e c"r~ large, owing no doubt to the
un.'s .%n, tina session promises to be one Of
iSe ',. inter, s,. as many questions OF vital
&ono r', 70 the Church in Virginia will
- considered.
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|
Rev. II, Melville jackson, from the COM
mittre appointed TO revise the form OF pa
rochial reports, reported that the duty had
been performed, and The committee had
| agreed to recommend that the form be
changed so that salaries and all regular eX-
pcnseS be included in the report OF objects
within the parish. III
| =. That the form shall specify the objects
! in connection with the Diocese.
I 3. That the contingent fund Shall be in
C uded.
4. That the contributions to the Brother
hood Shall be included under the head OF
objects within the Diocese.
Then follows in detail the formot the
report.]
JUSTICE TO THE DIOCESE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Rev. james Grammer, OF Ashland, Tor
mer'v OF the Diocese OF. West Virginia, Of
I, red he following: :.
VIII reas when diocese Is divided 1t IS
fro m rhe nature OF the case DIVIDED IN us
ri. hts lnd properties, lis burdens ana re-
spt nsib lities, as well as in it's territory,
cl.le Id commandments, in<omuch. that
eaeL OF le dioceses thus formed is entitled
10 a rop rtion Of the property OF the I'M
diyi( I'd d ,cese. TO be determined by the
Council thereof before division; therefore
RESOLVED, That when the Diocese OF Vlr-
ginia was divided in 1877, the Diocese OF
West Virginia thus formed was, as being
part aud parcel OF the diocese thus divided,
entitled OF right to due proportion OF the
property at that time belonging to the undi-
Yided diocese.
Mir. Grammer subsequently withdrew the
above and offered the following III lieu
thereof, which was read and referred:
RESOLVED, That 1t be referred to speciai
committee OF thee elergymen and two lay
men TO examine and report to- the present
Council whether the $4,000 voted by the
CounciLin 1875 to the Diocese oil WasttYir-
gitIa Is a fair and equivalent OF che rights
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~, Canon Vi.-Of False Doctrine.
Inv, aefeas it isairufh OF Scripture, as set
d p q 10 The communion Office OF the Church
bloaa siand, that "ihe natural body and
and md 81 ~ our Saviour Christ are In Heaven
Of eh os here, II being against the truth
esHisps natural body to be. at one
Daily Republican., 1879-02-24
Amusement,

}. w. Golfers dramatic company in
the fine play, "a Celebrated Case"
was greeted with fair audience at the
Opera House, Saturday evening. The
company is a fine one and worthy of all
the praise bestowed upon it by the
press. wherever it has been. Mr.. Collier
as Jean Remand, the unjustly convicted
galley-slave has fine conception of the
part, and acts it magnitcently. lie is
thorough conscientious artist and the
changes from the manly private in the
Kings own to the patient and si-
lent galley-slave appealed to the sym
pathies of the audience with great
force. Mr.. Charles o Brien as the
Irish Sergeant, was a great favorite,
and acted the part very effectively. Mr..
Varrey, as Count d'aubeterre, played
the part in a manner which could only
be attained by long experience. Mr..
Fulton as the bogus Count de Mornay
made a capital villain and Mr.. }. w.
Collier as Ravel acted and dressed his
part with true conception of its re-
qurements. In the last scenes Miss
Emily Baker as Adri.nne, Bernard $
daughter, did some fine emotional act
ing, and was ably seconded by Miss
Emma Markley as Valentine de Nor
nay.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-24
CHERIF'FS SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ of LevarI Facins, To me
directed, will he exposed 10 Public Sale, at
the
Kept by John !. l,ougherty, in the City OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.,
THE FlRSr DAY OF MARCH. A. d., 1879,
At2 o'clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All those certain lots of lnrds with four
frame dwelling houses thereon, situated in
the city of Wilmington, county and State
aforesaid. bounded and described AS follows
to wit
No l, Beginning at the ea-terly side Of
Lincoln ST., between 18th aud Eth streets, at
the distance of 10 ii. from the northerly side
Of llth ST., thence eastcily parallel to 11th
St, 100 it. to n corner thence northerly par
alle to Lincoln St., - It. 10 another corner,
thence westerly parallel to the tii t mentioned
line and llth ST., 10 It. To the aforesaid cas-
terly side of Liucnln ST., and thence thereby
southerly 70 II. to the place Of beginning.
be the contents thereof What they may.
Nos. ., and t. Beginning ut the easterly
side Of Lincoln ST., aforesaid. between 18th
and 18th streets, ut the distance OF loot. from
the northorly side of 1lth St. thence eaSterly
parallel to 18th ST., 100 It. to "A corner, thence
northcrly parallel to Lincoln Street IS feet to
another corner, thence westerly parallel to
the first mentioned line and Eleventh street,
one hundred feet to the aforesaid easterly
side Of Lincoln street, and thence thereby
southerIy Is feet to the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may. Book F..
Vol. Page 400 sc.
Seized and taken in execution az the pro-
perty OF Thomas Y. DeNormandie, surviving
mOrtgagor and t. t., and to he sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle, Feb 1lth, 1879.
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