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EVENING SESSION,
The Methodist Episcopal Conference.

NASHVILLE, May 1s.-The General Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South decided not to elect Bishop in
place OF \. G.. Haygood, elected on Mon
day. and who declined TO be ordained.
The Committee on Revisal presented n
report recommending a change in thename
OF the Church TO episcopal Methodist
Church."
Rev. Amos Kendall, OF the Mississippi
Conference. expelled, was remanded for
another trial.
\. ii. Sutherland, OF Texas, presented a
resolution, which lies over for considers
ton, declaring that it is contrary to the
principles and policy OF the American Bible
Society to teach the peculiar doctrines OF
any Church, and claiming that they teach
Calvinism by the publication OF the Span
ish version OF the Bible, with notes and
comments.
The Conference adopted the plan for the
Church extension.
Drs. Lewis Parker, Of New Orleans; r..
X. Ilargrove, OF Nashville; J. {. Cranberry,
OF Nashville; and A. w. Wilson. OF Balti-
more. were ordained bishops Of the South
ern Methodist Church i'm the presence OF
1000 people ut the McKendree church this
afternoon.
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ADiscbargcd Lunaflc Arrested.

NEW YORK, May lS.-Seneca V. IIoilo-
way, the defaulting cashier OF the First
National Bank Of PoughkeepSie. was dis
charged as cured from the lunatic asylum
Yesterday, and was arrested on bench
warrant at the door OF the asylum. brought
here, and lodged in Ludlow-Strect jail.
To-day he was brought before United
states Commissioner Shields and Iii. bail
fixed at $4,000. He remain, in custody
until the bond il given.
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RICHMOND LIVE sTOCKMARKET

MAY l7.-Prlces this week ranged rs follows:
BseC C0hle.-Vcry hest. 7lsc.: second quality,
6l,m74c.; good, ja@6bc.; medium or good fair
guilty, 4ha5%c.: rough oxen. thin steers, &C.,
3zm4 C.. bulls. Base. 4 H.. gross
Hogs.-Nery best, l0hc.; Other grades, Ska l0sc.
q H.. net.
Sheep.-Unclipped. 5@7sc.; clipped S4@5c.
g h.. gross.
Lambs.-G@Sc. r H.. gross.
Veafs.-S4G5SlO = head.
mich COfCS OEd Caires.-S256SJ0 z head.
About 1913 head Of beef cattle, Eli hogs. and
los sheep reported on the market. Cattle market
&c. or. quality considered; one and half ear
loads len over unsold. Hogs fairly acilyennd !rm
al nnotAtions.
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Tho Irish parliamentary Party.

LONDON. May ls.-A meeting oil the IRISH
parliamentary parts to-day unanimously
condemned the repression bill rs unworthy
OF the Irish people, and fraught with the
direst consequences to them; II was de-
cided to ask Mr. Gladstone why the aarreal /,
bill was not printed, and whether he viii
expedite H.
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Tanners. strike.

CHICAGO, May 1s.-The men in all prin-
cipal tanneries struck at noon to-day because
those In the preparing department who
asked for an advance OF one dollar 4
week were refused ii. They demanded
twelve dollars q week. The employers
viii shut down. About 1000 of 1900 tan
ners employed in Chicago are therefore out
OF work.
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The Repression Bill.

LoNDoN, May 1s.-In the House OF Com
mons this afternoon. on motion iof the
second reading Of the repression bill, the
Speaker announced that the only paragraph
in Mr.. O'Donnell's amendment in order
was that declaring the bill a fatal obstacle
TO good government and tranquility. Mr..
O'Donncll denounced the bill.
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KniftIng. Miils burned.

AUBURN, N. ". May ls.-The knitting
mills at Seneca Falls are IN flames ana WI
be totally destroyed. The loss. VIII be
100000, which Is fully insured. Three
hundred operatives arc thrown out CT en-
ployment. Il. T.. Gleason, OF New YORK,
Is the ewpeT.
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The unhappy wife who suffers from the
petulence and i'll humor Of a nervous hus-
band should name the real cause in her
complaint to the court, or remove that
nervousness by presenting the defendant
with DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomilc
Dill
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Texas I4@2es. Pork fairly active 3nd qAte arn 8
dies held very strong; trade light and price un-
wards 2k9jc. higher. closing dull and de-
pressed: prime steam. spot, s11
May and June, 81 l.65@sil.7o. fresshts 70 biv-
''''' yum BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 1s.-fIour quiet and lower:
Howard-street aud western mpcrane. $4,000
ess5.75; Rio brands, s7.s5@7.s7. Wheat
southern sss,dy wss, Ss ;o" Ss rcs red.
ern winter rcd, spot and Nay. sI.40@si. 40x.
Corn southern fairly active; western dali soafh-
e" wn yilSw y s du and
Coffee quiet aud nominaily unchanged. sugar
nrmcr; "A" son. Toe. whlskey easy at el.26es
sl2l. Frcighis dull.
CiScrsSArr, May 1s.-Fiour easier. bu, not
quotahly lower. Wheat heavy; No. 9 red winter,
sl3i@sl.3s. Corn dull and lower: No. mixed.
June. Oats strong; No. 2 mixed. 55Sc. Pork
easier at 1913. Lard firm at fi1.25. Balk-
meats easier; shoulders. IS; rib, sll. whssey
combination sales OF finished goods, 7s0 barrels,
on %, basis Of Clip: sugar frm and unchanged.
e775; packing and butchers. s7.25@sS.
LOUISVILLE.
LorrsviLLE, May 1S.-proyisions steady and I'm
fair demand. Mes.,pork, sl9.5o@ss2o: Balk-
mtllS---chOuidtT>. 1rs@os ND vi .Zo, clear,
Choice hdle-rendered, sl3.25@sI3.50. Flour
active but not quotahly higher. Grain dull Wheat
active but not guotahly higher. Corn-No. q
white, s3Ws5c.; No. mixed, Use. Oats-Mixed,
81.
ST. LOUIS. May ls.-Flour duh and unchanged.
Wheat dali, weak, and slow: No. red fall,
sl.0Ok cash, fl.22k June. Corn--Cash and May
higher; 1870 1886. cash, according TO location
77isr. May, 134c. June. Oats lower: 0l4c. June.
Whisky quiet NJ tl.15. Pork easier: 1913
asked. cash; $3.50 bid June. Lard dull and
nominal.
CHICAGO, May lS.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
cago spring, sl.23f@sl.24 cash, tl.24 May,
rl.2f- june. Corn unsettled and lower; 74Ac
cash and Aiay. 72!sd ~ C. June Oats dull, weak,
and lower: 52se153c cash. 52sc. May. Sic. June.
Pork dun and dropping; sl9.l0Ms19.1J cash.
sls.l0 May. S1907 sos 9.I0 June. Lard easier:
Sl1.37k cash and Nav, Sl1.40 June. Whisky
steady and unchanged nj Sl.16.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE. May 1s.-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat duiet; No. 2, sl.37 cash and
May, sl.3s June. Corn easier; No. 2. 7Jc. Oats
dropping. Me.s-pork, $1,000 cash ard May,
sl9.10 June. Lard-Prine steam. sl1.37k cash
and May. Sl1.io June. Hogs quiet ~ $1,000
$40 for common TO extra.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. Nav 1s.-COtton--Not receipts.
bales: gross. IL bales. f'itnrrs closed steady:
sales, $4,000 bales: May, sl2.0s: June, SLIGO
-l2.l3; July. :l2.22MSl2.23: August. si2.3168
1888; SeptemberS ll. g0G$l2: Octobcr.s LAB
tf~ l.49; November. : I.3l 4: December. 81 30
. : .33; January sll.4J@sl1.46; February,
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The killing of the Georgia Student.

AUGUSTA. GA, May 1S.-A special TO the
Chronicle from Athens says that in the ease
Of the State against Echols and Johnston,
for the killing OF Rouutree the jury found
a verdict OF guilty Of assault with intent 10
murder. Judge Erwin sentenced the priS-
oners 10 the penitentiary for ten years.
Probably the ease will be carried 10 the SUI
r,rov,o Cont
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DicI OF His Wounds.

ISpccill telegram % the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK. VA. May lS.-William Pur-
year, Of Lynchburg, who was shot by An
drew Elliott a short time ago, died in st.
Vncenfs hospital tonight. Both were
sporting men. Elliott is at large on bail.
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rx.ymprcss Eugene Gains a Suit.

MARsEILLEs, May 1s.-The case OF the
municipality OF Marseilles against the En-
press Eugene TO recover possession oil the
chateau presented to the late Emperor BY
the city has been decided in favor OF the ex-
Empress, who has been awarded the costs.
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Caifon Injured hx Cold Neafher.

CHARLESTON, s. c., May 1s.--The Nelrs
and Courier has adyices from various por-
tions OF the State that the cold nights are
having most injurious effect upon the cot
ton crop, In some cases rendering replant-
inc necessary,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, siay 10, 1852.
Our market confines active for all grades OF
dark tobacco, especially the better grades, and
while we note no decided advance In prices over
the week previous, every indication tends Ia that
dlrection and notwithstanding the reeeipt Of this
class are comparatively full, they are scarcely
equal to the demand. Wenotc no change In brights.
The stocks OF this class the finer grades excepted
are full. Market firm. Demand limited.
DARK EXPORTS.
Nominal.
DARK Acco-MASUFAcTURISG AND STEM
MING.
LHgs.-Frosted. s2.75Ms3.75: medium, s4M
si.7j; good, st.75e4s5.25; fine, s5.50as6.
Le9f-Common, s6@s6.5O; medium, $40
ss; line. sl0m$ l2.
.SemDlfllg.-Lu s5.5O@s6. Leaf Common.
$40 $3.50 medium, s9@Sl0; good, slO@Sll;
fine, sll.50@sl3.
BRIGHT TcBACCO-MASUFACTURI
Smokers.-Common, ss@@lO: medium, Sil@
81 good, sl3@sl4; nne, s1j@l6.50; fancy,
.lS@s27.5o.
FtHers.-Common, s1O@$11; medium. $3.50
Sl3 good, sl3.0OmSl5; line. sl5.50@sl6.
WrODperS.-t Ommon. $50 s22.50: medium,
$3.50 $50; good, s35@s40 hnc, sf5@s55; fancy,
$500 s75.
Wrappers, Mphogdpy.--Commop, S2O@s25;
medium. 5000 $35 good. s40MS45; line, $500
500; extra, S57 Boa $50.
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Southern Presbyterian General AS
sembiy.

ATLANTA, GA, May ls.-The General
Assembly Of the Southern Presbyterian
Austin, Tex, moderator. The opening
sermon was preached by Il. T.. Tairis, Of
ST. Louis, the retiring moderator.
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price has Drought forward liberal supply and the
market Is less active. Oats-n very Hight supply !;
demand somewhat improved. Pcss-Biackeyes.
light supply and selling readily. black Peas-In
demand and good prices may be obtained.
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Georgia Politics.

ATLANTA, May 1S.-The State Democratic
Executive Committee met here to-day and
called convention 10 meet July 18th in
Atlanta TO nominate State officers and con-
gressmen from the State at large.
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uasF H.IrnCd.

WESTMINSTER. Nh. May lS.-The West
minister Jail was burned to-day: Ihe pri-
soners and most Of the furniture We're
saved. The cause OF the fire was defec-
tive iiue.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE


RICHMOND, May is. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WuFAT.-Red s76 bushels.
CoRN.-Whitc, 2,69S bushels. Mixed 2'4OO
MEI.-3OO bushels.
BLACK PEAs.--74 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wur,T-Red. ~ bushels prime Lancaster At
Al AZ. 5O bushels very good Lancaster al sl.i6 ;
5O bushels fair Lancaster at sl.3 ;. 90 zoo
CoRN-NIixed, 40 bushels prime al 9Oe'' oVV
bushels prime on pr waite terms -
BLACk rEAs.-34 bushels NJ : l..S. chin
CoTToN.-'rone firin. Receipts. 40 bales. snip-
meuts. g bales. Quotations See weekly report
Report for Week Ending May l., lss2.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAr.-whl,e, SAP bushels. Red 3'sl2
O' S,sGoggS.-White. lO,7Os bushels. Mixed 1902
'" oilH,Ts.-l,7 700 bushels.
MEAL.-g9O bushels.
HLACK PEAS.-l9f bushels.
BRAN.-l5 tons
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
v-,,v,r-White, AZ bushels. Red, 3,2l6 bush
'' CeoRx.-white, 1904 bushels. Mixed 1890
'V oXTs.-2OO bushels.
| NFAI-lOG bushels.
! ULACK PEAs.-s6 bushels.
| BRAND tons.
Receipts Of hour and grain reported 20 sesiol
| nv ali Transportation companies entering the cry
! sSSrcnt the Richmond aud Danyilie Railroad tom
many and the Richmond and Nieghahy haii ,,''
/ fop,nany which companies 30 MOI renors' ~ ~
4 asa barrels; wheat, $500 haies' eofn' SOW
1csnl,TToS.-Tonc arm. Receipts 1872 bales. Sli'
ments, rs bales. Quotations Ml1allng, M,
low lnlddlng, lltMllic.; good ordinary iON9
lOsc.; ordinary, 3EG9Ac'
REMARKS
| -t.t. .-..l .fcfnanh .
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rx.covernor Moses insane.

New YORK, May 1S.-On the application
OF counsel the case OF eX-Goyernor Frank
lin j. Moses was indefinitely postponed.
The plea OF insanity will be entered to-
mnrrOM.
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Rcuara offered for Lync:lers.

NEW ORLEANS, May lS.-Goyernor Nc
Emery has offered . reward OF $1,000 Tor
the arrest Of the persons engaged in hang
inc Jenkins and Azar near Breaux bridge.
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The MecIsienburg Declaration Of In
dependence.

NEW YORK, May lS.-A Charlotte tN. c.
special TO the Post says the l0Tth anniyer-
sary OF the Mecklenburg county Declaration
Of independence is being celebrated. The
festivities began to-day with a military dis
nlay. and will last until Saturday night.
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flour.

ylour-we quote: Fine. s4Mtt.5O: extra,
fC.7jms7: snpergne, s5.50as6: common SUI
lerhne, f4.50Mf5; common family. 1880
$3.50; choice family, ss.5U@s9.5O.
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rata, Explosion of Gunrowder.

CoPExuAGEY. May is.-An explosion OF
cr,nnowder has occurred here, by which
, six persons were killed and many injured.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, May IS, 1882.
sALES-FIRsT BoARD-50 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred NJ 81. 10 do al 81, 10 DO. at
50: 1000 Petersburg Railroad. Glass b. ut
7Gls, 1000 do. Mt 49,. 1000 do. at 76'-, 600 do
Gt 76t, 1000 do. ut 49,, 1000 do. &C 49, 1000
do. at 7jf,. 1000 do. az 75ls, 1000 do. at 758
1000 do. az rs :. 1000 do. NJ 754, 1000 do. at
7jN: 20 shares Petersburg Railroad az 2si,.
SECOND BOARD.-G0 shares Norfolk and West
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Ey Telegraph.


WV YORK. MAY Is.-N0on.-St0ciss moderately
active. Money 3 per cent. EXchauge-Lone.
4sti.: short. 4So.. State bonds generally uh-
cbauaed. Governments unchanged.
treDtng- Exchange. 1867. Governments
generally unchanged; new s., lOla; new AIS,
II5t: now Is. I2U4. Money, 24G3s per cent.
states inactive. Treasury balances-Coin, ssh
500 currency, $1,000.
stocks irregular ana lower. ,,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH a17EfN
MoND AND NORFOLK
sTrAMsuIp COMPANY.

Amounted selling days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY al IL NJ, ana every SUNDAY at
4. NJ.
Frrizht for Tuesdays aud Friday steamers re-
ceiycd ttIl 1880 A. NJ: for sundays steamer uii
5 r. VI. saturday. Freight received daily tii
4. NJ.
Fare. 80.
steamers connect al rhiladciphia for Fail river
ana The East.
Sor further Information. apply 10
}. W. Nice ARRiCK,
General southern Agent. once Rockets.
W.p. CLYDE & co,
no3O Gcnelu Agents.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. Nav lS.-COtt0n-Nct receipts.
III bales; gross. al bales. Frtnrrs closed steady;
sl2.l3; July. sl2.22@Sl2.23: August. sl2.3ie8
sl2.33: september, Sll.g0@&l2: Octobcr.s LAB
ersl l.4q; November. - l.3l: December. 81 80
sll SO; January. sll.4Jgsl146; February,
al
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OF the meets and bounds oil the parish and
OF the diocese accompanied the report.
Mr.. Barbour submitted q resolution pro-
viding for
DIVISION OF THE DIOCESE,
and asking tbe consent OF the Bishop there
TO. and his influence in obtainisg the As
sent OF the General Convention. The
Bishop declined to give his consent to have
the question brought before the Council,
and stated his reason. lie would only con-
sent to inaugurate division when n ma
jority OF the laity pronounced in favor
OF II.
Mr.. Barbour then moved that commit
tee be appointed to ascertain the sentiment
of the laity present on the subject oil d.
vision and report tomorrow.
Hon. b. johnson Barbour, Rev. James
Grammer. Rev. J. J. Page, Rev. John NJ.
gill, Rev. j. Peterkin, ID. d., Colonel i.
f. Withers, and Mann Page, Esq, spoke
warmly on the subject, and The question
was laid over until tomorrow.
At The
EVENING SESSION,
pursuant to q resolution pr eyiousiy adopt
ed, the Council sat as Committee OF the
Whole on Diocesan Missions-the Rev. j.
S. Hancllcl, d. D., in the chair. The an
nual report OF the Executive Committee Of
the Diocesan Missionary Society was read
and discussed at length. The discussion
was shared in by the Hon. II. E. Withers,
the Bishop, Rev. III. VI. Jackson, T. @.
DashieIl. ID. d., G.. w. Nelson, c. Walker,
d. d., o. s. Barten, D. d., and Mr.. j. l..
Williams.
Adjourned.
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MARINE INTELLIGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY Is. 1882.

steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, &. W. Alien & Co.,
agents.
steamer Pioneer. Platt, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers. =. ". Mctarrick. agent.
steamer ARIEL clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail. mcrcfan'iisc, and passengers. l.. 4. Tatum,
| superintendent.
Schooner Maria Pearson, Assay, Philadelphia,
coal. 4. ~. Page.
Schooner Ann f.. Valentine Chambers, George
town. light.
Schooner Cassie jameson, ---, Newport News,
light.
SAILED.
Schooner SamOs. O'Ncil. Boston. coal. Chcsa-
pcgke and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner William II. Kennel. Soper, New York ,
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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BALTIMORE

BALIIWUIE'
BALTIMORE, May ls.-Nirgnla 6's' consolids.ed
G3z. second series. 80; pasi-due coupons V''a'
new IO-4O's. 43a. Bid to-day.
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REMARKS

whea,-Receipts light, with good demand at
sight concessions IN price. Corl-Ibe ADVANCE IN
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Produce.

Nbulift
AppiCs. Grccn-trom 50 10 s. 2 barrel
BeeSUGr: 23c. e D..
butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 2j@30c.; fair
corn Neqi: ii per bushel for country; sllO
for city mills.
Beans: Nominal.
Peas: Nominal.
DRIED F,VH: Apples, 44c. blackbcrries.
Toe. cherries, l2kc.; rspbcries, zoe; poaches-
North Carolina, peeled. 1jc.: Virginia peeled,
Toe. quarters, unpcclcd, 4@4kc.; halves, un-
lire Foais: Hens 27G3Oc.; chickens, ESQ
soc.
TSa1thers: Prime liyo-goose, 4j@5oc.; common,
Fiarseed: sIIOGsII5 q bushel.
Hty: Virginia timothy. l.O5-rcceipt'
heavy, and choice stock win bring outside figures
clover-mixed, 9OcgSl; clover, o0@9Oc.
Pet2ioes: FISH. S3.5oas3.75 barrel.
R0ots: Ginseng SLIGO 8 IN. seneca free OF tops
LaSd: Country, 1l@l2c.
Rge:S1.OjmS1.1O q bushcL
SifaUc: Prime, Toe.
MUcks 7JM soc.
B0iei Mroc: 3V@40c.
TIH0ic: safe. e. 20.
Wool: Washed }f@3jc.: unwashcd, o3@2Jc.
BURY wool will bring nom 3 10 So. 9 10. less thar
above rate.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. SC.
Cement: Rosendale, sl.G5msl.75 = barrel
Llmt: AGRICULTURAL on lVc. q Uu,leii Rock
| land. : l.2jGs l.40. according 70 quantity.
Piasfer. Lump, s4.75; ground, sc; calcined
plaster. SL90m@2.
Tar. Large size, $40 s4.20.
DRY Goods.
Prints: Merrfmack. 6xc.; Merimack shifting,
| jbc.; Richmond &C.; south Bridge. &C.; Pacific
| &C.: Sprague. &C.: Spuguc Shirting. 5rc.: Dun
ncl's. &C.: Aliens, &C.: Manchester 6ac.; Wash
ngton, We: Mallory Pink, &c. Mallory Purple,
CSC; simpson Mourning, See; simpson Grey, tEc;
simpson Black, exc; Harmony, &C.; Ashland
! solid. &c.
| Brocn C0t0ns, Manchester y A.. 5ic.; Man
chester Al \. ~. q &C.; Rockhridge Al y. X.
| &c: James River = q. o., 0sc.i James RIVER
/ re-, James River ID. D..7lsc.
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MILWAUKEE. May 1s.-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat Guief; No. 2, sl.37 cash and
steady; No. 2, 52c.: white, 5Jc. Provisions
drooping. Mefs-pork, 5000 cash ard May
Sl9.10 June. Lard-Priae steam. sl1.37K cash
and May. Silio June. Hogs quiet ~ $1,000
~. 10 for common To extra.
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Irntit further notice. thc steamer LUCILLE viii
sail eyery MONDAY a, II uOon from POWhA
TAN DOCK. al TweDty-fOuTth and Doc6 streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bins 81 ltaiug signed ana goods for
vgtgVicd with dispatch 10 points North and West.
Freight received daily until II. VI.
FOR further information. apply 90
". D. Knight, Agent.
d. J. WFIsIGFR. soliciting Agent. de az
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ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.

FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
StnthGsld. and Hampton Washington. ID. G.;
Newierl. Warrington, aud Ts.Doro', \. G., and
all points IN Eastern North Airenna' ai,o, Ior
lar landing IN james river. st LOWEST HATES,
nd thr,,ush biIl, Issued. l.. y. TAIEM.
nv ~ superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-19


and the debate was shared by Rev. j. Pc
tcrkin, ID. d., Rev. j. :. IIanckel. ID. d.,
Rev. William n. Pendleton, ID. d., Rev.
j. 5. Page, Mr.. Mann Page, Judge II. w.
shefIey, CoionelR L. Wlthers, and Rev. L.
s. Gregory.
The report was then made the order
for tomorrow. A recess was then taken,
and service was held at IL O'Clock both AT
St. Pau's and Christ's churches. At st.
Paurs service was read by the Rev. C.
Walker, ID. D., Of the Theological Semi
nary, and the Rev. John N. Gill, OF Cul.
pepper. and Rev. William NJ. Dame, OF
Baltimore, preached. At Christ church the
service was by Rev. 7. NJ. Carson, o.
Lynchburg, and the Rev. c. j. Gibson, D.
d., of Petersburg, preached.
The contingent fund question was dis
posed OF by Rev. III. ". Jackson moving
TO Withdraw the report and discharge th'
committee, which was carried.
Rcy. T. b. Wright offered an amend
ment TO the ninth canon directing tina
none but male members and communi
cants be eligible as vestrymen, and 1t wa
made the order for tomorrow.
Hon. j. Johnson Barbour read the re
port u Rev. DR.. Slaughter, historic
grGpher OF the Diocese, giving an interest
, ing history OF the formation Of parishes
An immense and elegant!y-gotten-up ma
The daily gazette., 1882-11-04
CITY ITEMS


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