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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The I,osssIon Press on the Sftaieneh1Oi
So Tosstreet Claims Question.

Yn~poS Juno - The statements OF Lorh GRAN
Van. and Mr. Gladstone la Parliament last night an
asa,r;nr the decision ri the Geneva tIibnna Oh.
ti,e ipt,irr-c claims form the subjects OF c ic'ohe
editorials Of all 'he London morning }Ha a ri,n,ua Of
~ria,rafion i einincntly satisfactory AZ EnsnSiI
s,rr aud riraus ought 10 ir Eraetu 70 inc ~ w
traitors who have proved ,nd smcrea The man
~h3 rescued America from "scfe'"' 10 N''''
Francis Adams" ..t,,r, Chime
,nniroyer.y u great triumph for the hrinicsS ana
rarspcr of fhe British Ministry society naS nov i
an example for tue employment OF rccn ,, =,
banal, Roi 10 complete bht l" s"peiet"o "i' ""' -
The Sword - q,
Other paper. likewise rejoice over the manner I'D
which the d.,mtcs between the Two GofcriiilchH'
h.ye been settled.
The Steck of Cotton mt EdscrPaef.
LIVERPOOL. June ?s.--Thc total stock Of cotton on
hand AT this Iurt by aCtua, count yesicrdny was
haies. Or tiis amount $4,000 lEcs are hmeilcai'
Ipieoa i,raziiam 10000 East Indian, 1000" Smyrna
5000 Egyrtian. $4,000 West indian.
The Geneva Arbitration.
EsgrA, June 2sIThe British GoVcrlih,e e yeS-
day formally submitted It's case " the tribunal.
fls action makes the defeat ~ the United StateS
certain upon the question of Indirect Damages. Inc
tribunal meets ''5 !lss:aa Dispatch.
The arbitrators met to-day, when the final decision
rrtccsing the Indirect claims was rec1c ' ,n,,
The tr1c. official report of the proceedings gwen
the press dlscloses nothing unknown.
Cuban News.
NEW York, June PA letter from Havana sia,cS
that the Havana official paper Is furious over tlc
ssc1pe Of the steamer Edgar Stewart and holds inc
rnIted States responsible for the landing OF arms
for tiic Cuinns.
Two c.r,oc, of slaves have been recently landed
on the island. one Of which was for colonel VI
Spanish volunteers. a., o.,,,
The new governor Of Havana has the voiniin
Cases are becoming numerous, and many result
fatally.
Srw YORK. June 2s.-Thc HcrdId's Matamoras
spcsIaI reports the capture of Satillo by General
Trcyino.
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WANTED. a COLORED NURSE. Must
w know how to WASH and IRON; and must
briug recommendations. Apply at this office.
Ia 1S-it
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THE TIcnnoRSE CLA1aAsr.-The London

TIE TJcHnoRNE CLAIaAST.-The London
Hcns says:
Though the tour Of the Tiehbornc
elnlnaant In quest of subscriptions and sym
Iafily Is BOZ attracting as much attention as
nmediata admirers evidently hoped, ae-
A5Fdtpg 10 some accounts he is received with
more enthusiasm than even circus In some
southampton IL not what Mr. Ten
ssHRspa would term rustic burgb, but it
lid seem as if It were capable OF consider
3ps0eent excitement In conuectianAwitb
ering crypto-baronet who has re-
b emerged from Newgate upon bail
In i kil The blushing fepute OF an APPROACH.
3la stal for perjury thick upon him.
81 Tuesday this famous peYsopare was
at southampton With music and
ie syss seeraaaftesl BIZ i brass band
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JocularitJ Concerning the Jubilee.
wild Notes from a Western Warbler.

The correspondent of the Cleveland
Leader, writing from Boston Of the Jubilee,
offers some novel suggestions, Il few Of which
we quote: .l.a.ai
Some of the outside positions, at the Coli
scum commanded prices that were in adj
vance of those inside, and one chap who
found a knot-hoe near the north end of the
building refused twenty dollars for its Use
during the day, aud n few moments later was
ARE stcd by the police. Honesty is the best
policy when the police are around. Gilmore
informed me yesterday that at least fifty
thousand dollars worth Of music escaped by
way of the cracks and knot-lioles during the
first days concert, but he has bad a corps of
caulkers busy ever since, and but little free
music will escape hereafter.
At last the vast corps of musicians were
in their places, the audience had nearly u.s.
scmhlcd, and nothing relieved the oppressive
stiffness. of the vast auditorium but the
crushing sound of a policeman's club as he
cavediin the head of noisy spectator, or the
heavy thud Of singer that had fiinted away
under the excitement. But one fatal acct
dent served to mar the harmony of the open
ing piece, and that was entirely unavoidable.
Ii appealSa workman who had been engaged
in setting up the great organ the day pre-
yio,ls had left his shoes i'm the great sixteen
foDt pipe known as the Bourbon double
MOUTH Thinking he had time to get his
shoes before the performance, be. descended
the pipe, but while inside the signal came.
the air was turned on, and like stone from
a eatapalllt his body was shot up through
the roof, followed by his shoes, and both
were picked up on Bunker Hill later in the
day. The trifiing impeachment of human
body in the pipes does. notaffect, the beallti-
full, clear tone of the organ in the least.
The fIntiammatus " from Rossini's .'Sta-
bat Mater," which, Us translated for ME by a
Harvard student, means " the Inflammation
resulting from Rossini's stab Mt his mother"
was !. not very successfully rendered by
Madame Rudcrsdorff, according to our ideas
ofthings. When she sang the chorus clone
she was heard by everybody In the building,
but when few Thousand of the singers tried
], IN her on the solo, the effect was spoiled.
g neg .ropcriy render the piece 1t be-
"a order W r. = the singer to reach the
! 2 nseesa!sy lo.z ugh she touched
4 high O. twice and tsS,. .s,:5.sss
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NEW York. June os.-1n the Stokes trial to-day
there was much cumulative evidence. but tho follow
ing was the most pointed:
John L. Redmond. hall hc! at the hotcl, trstihc''
that FISK asked him II Mrs Morse or daughter were
In and followed him up few steps when he heard
no,sr aud looking up, saw Stokes mt the top OF t,
stairs whom the witness had seen enter the hoici
about ten minutes previous Stokes was resting; hl,
left elbow on the baliniser with his right band raised
with pistol Ia II. Stokes fired two shots ana FISK
staggered back. leaning against the wall FISK WIS
helped up stairs. lie saw Fisk identify stokes no
the man who shot him.
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COMMERCIAL.
fuEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,(
RICHMOND, Va. June %, S72. !

RICHMOND, Va. June %, lS79.
--.. OFFERINGS. .5sys..
Urr.T.-Wlite. oGI bushels new; AZ bushels old
'IInpv,wWhtr, sg2 bushels. Mixed 300 bushels.
OATS.-lSn hr hcls.
RYE.-8 bushels. $50
BUCKwIUAT. = bushels.
SALES.
5 WHEAT-Whitr. liz bushels very good new III
ouruiur uri,piI7llcn that Is fixed. q. .. T.
t'Ou$.IWhiic. g. bushels common at soc.' 1913
bushels goodat Sc. ..'f... r.s.s
OAR. So lmishcl, black spring ri Coo
EyE-G b,Ishcl; very common 1t private terms. z,
BUCK wIIEAT.--2 bushels at *l.9'.
i' - RE-ENIIIBITEb. 900. 81 ..'. .''..
WuEAT.-Whitc, - bushels old .L f-,
CORN.--Whc. io2 bushels. Mixed, zoo bllshcis.
a luiShpis
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A minister made an interminable call upon
a lady of his acquaintance. Her little daughter,
who was! present, grew very weary OF his
conversation, and at last whispered, in an
audible key, "Didn't he bring his amen with
him, mammal" '<.%t ..'..s ...' 40 .'a.''
A laundering Dubuque printer alludes to
an attorney -at-JaW. ''' Z
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Withdrawal OF Judge Davis. &C.

CHICAGO ILL., juno :s.-Judge Davis has written
a letter withdrawn from the cnnhdat,ire Of th'
workinginen. The letter expresses 40 preferences
General Hurllut has defeated Furnsworth for the
JInl nation 10 Congress. II III stated that Farms
Forth will be a candidate for the coalition nomi-
nation.
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ssx .s-tfs.ToS. june lear and parsisil3 !.
1ssesslsr viii prevail Sa'urday OVER t'c iii,
Astf b. frrsh .ouihesstcrly 10 southwestern! Middle
tsear and sartiaiiy cloudy weather over snuthefly
ns.d sf~ ss,xssat sta.cz. With light tn n ~ ,in
A. vs:s;eriy winds. and with porsibl 49, lakes
sssF riF latter from Tennessee 10 Nv "i't
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rHESApEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD-t'n and after May 9Th PASSESGE !.
TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays cxctptedI
$40 A.;M.-MAII. TRAIN for the White sulphur
Springs. connecting ut with the Orange,
Alexandria and MANASSAS train for Washington aud
North, aiI.f Eyncibn-g and South. 49,
3:ls r. M.--ACCOMliODATION TRAIN for Cor
louisville except on Saturday, on which day leavef
at Il. A. This trlin consts 1T Gor,iunsy lie " itb
tho night trains On The Orange. Alexandria and Nj
n,s;., railroad for LYNCHBURG and WASHING
TON.
Thro1gh tickets. Mt low rates, sold 10 all pofnn
Northwest aud Southwest e
Steerage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown,
Amsterdam Antwerp, Hamburg, iiasre. Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and GothenharS, TO an y1ints
on this road, ran he bought of the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond or can b. ordered through auy
station agent on tile road
Further Information may NC obtained ut TIE Coro-
No passenger trxtrs are rum on Sundays.
A. II. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES r. 6ETnERLANp General Ticket Agent.
mp IT, ma lgsNs,ass s,.k.s.ss-a q sElss 80
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NSss Yesk Reeeh and Money Marker.
|. Nx@ Yexx, June p Money easy nj asEs. stcf-
ssag sYacr - ssSSIo. Cold iissssiias 6oScrn-
ssssHss arosg At sgt advance States s'e"dy ana
szxH wa, ~, changes ~, Yesterdays quotations
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- PUlEr OF RICHMOND, JUNE q, IsIz.
..a.. SAILED. .. ..
Steamer Wyanukc, Couch. New York. merchan-
disc and passengers. y ". Wyatt, agent.
Str,uIcr John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, NOR
rhnnCse and passengers. L.. 4. Tatum. agent.
;Scliooncr Aim Edwards, Allen, Wilmington, Del,
mig iron, Curtis Parker.
n Y, ria York River railroad. ties, Curtis & Par
krr.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Boston. on the 95h, brig 3. Ii. Dillingham;
Hartman mister.
TENORANDh.
Arrived at Philadelphia on the 27tli schooner j. g.
Bradshaw. Todd, from Virginia..
TIL. British bark Lucy. jones. previously reported
as loading for Charleston, =. g., al Liverpool
changed her destination 10 CITY Point Va.
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urowncsl Killed.

Special ,e'egro"' to the Dispatch, =, ,o,.
ALEXANDRIA VA. Jnn ga sai'of '''''S ,.
Mccain while under the inhhch'' ~ 'f'
aoessruisIiv drowucd here to-day:
. v,.,ss ,,,n named Charles strcaks. living opIo-
s,,e ,s,s ef,r In Maryland. PISS instantly he" t's
ssargius by = kick frora>s nitle.
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MurtHeress Convicted.

INDIANAPOLIS, June :s.--Thc fourth trial OF Mrs
Glenn for the murder of Jacob Young ana wife it'
NSfrSoIc!udcd NJ .cbanon, Ind. Arerict Of guilt!
OF murder In the first degree WIS found, and the pri
soner sentenced to Imprisonment for life.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BAITIMoIE. June 2s.-Flour dull and 'tSvy quo
rati6ms nominal. Wheat dun new choice wni. a.
low snntleru. daaD.lc.: western mixed, Glc. Oats
GuIl mixed ls62i7r: white, i7r. :southern 47e15oc
1--we uuiet at Ioc.bTSl. Pruvisi ions stroIg. FORK
stGodv nj St3"5 lsulk meats active: shoulders, SIC
rib sides &c: clear rib sides, tic. Bacon active;
shoulders 5ic. I'll, sides. Sic clear rib Sides SC:
suglr-cllrrd hams, l3Gilc. Lard firm Mt &C. west
crii butter-Clroicc lie. Whiskey dull. %.
LOUISVILLE MARKET.
Louisville, June 2..-Tobacco unchanged; sales
ISL hngslcads ..,tt fs.s.t t.'ss
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Two LADIES VISITING THE Spring
Il IRISH LINEN STORE

SIC BROAD STREET, RrCHMoT
A. F1SkEN & CO. solicit inspections of ti,ei
splendid stock of LADIES' USDEIsWEARJ II
pressly to our order, and irnportrd direct t
Richmond. These garments are made OF the lies
material in style and finish are unequaIled; hn
the cheapest of them are put together WITH uew t
comfort and durability, - e - :
Send for sample Of our LINEN SHIRT Dos lon
of Belfast manufacture. and all kinks Of LINK.
GOODS and EMBRoIDEHIEs.
Goods sold at uniform and moderate nartce
wholesale and retail, for prompt cas only.
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5fy IGIGcr;lsh.

...-.,r NEW YORK MARKETS. so.
New YoRK. juno % Cotton casy; sales. l,co5
hllcs: prices Unchanged. Flour dull and lower
common TO fair extra, S73O4h9.5o: good To choice
S955Gl2.55. Whi,key. Ole. Wheat l@tec lower.
Corn easier at t.i56l6IMsi3c Rice quiet. IorS
steady ard dull and heavy ut s5M9ac., Nayala
uuict Tallow steady. Friegh's unchanged.
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p,syipg tunes appropriate 70, trin % y sn
tries AMI, finally, having been depositss.a,no
carriage drawn BY four gray horses $500 ~
by riders in fancy costume, he c ~. ~
In state 10 his hotel We arr soIa .na' "a sR
crowded for the privilcy<,'off. toueh'.e -. !,
with him. a.. :. regular, claim
ants livery, aRs "'T I've claimant win DC as
ted with ro''u s.., AZ MIR. onslow before he
pract'ecII,,ieJ ms sis wandcrines, as heis bound
has c,h.s" YAK rs well to exhibit himself 10
at,1"!s -. Of his cause He has also news,
cue - entirely devoted to his interests, ca!'ed
ne T,chborne Gazette. The tirSe hunoel
contained tit-hits of favorable eridence ana = =
full hr OF contributors to the frhborhe
Iuud." v.4t Vs +." '.+
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Nam Drowned.

IssTciai telegram 10 the Dispatch
ssx~k,tunoNp W. VA. June "a n's,o
.roe ypkuowu. was drowned to-iay In inc
800. nc.os Richmond Falls 1t Is supposed hc zen
,r,,n es.a,-,,oat In IT Of temporary INSANITY
Tn. n..d, has not been recovered
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- 1,natssce That Mr. Hmm

euinsfa1c CO that sTeE ttlfnni
By the singnl9a quietly into the paternal man
Christ Wa't{s fy,7t siE ltf;ss' - ~. ~ ~
sion.,. Young man, it appears, had been
o,,,,,ararilys absent from Mckeesport, had
returned, been appraised Of the proceedings
at West Dyerton, and instantly went thitn I.
to to set things right He was resolved, Ike
Don Cesar de Bazan, to prove that ne was was
neither dead nor buried; aud THIS, naV avn !.
the advantage Of the corpse in possessing
both "tbe mark on the chin and the split 10 10
tis toe. !" he had no difficulty in ctfceti1s TO
The the general satisfaction. 1t has thus been
e ese IN spite Of the astonishing re-
semblance, and the still more astonishing CO. .,
incidence Of tue boots, that the dead man Il !.
not Hiram Christ; but who nc IS, OF m ,;nn
killed him, or who OR where bis companion
is are points still undecided, and which,
from f, the utter absence of any clue. are pro
baby destined to remain enveloped IN mss-
terv.-keu York Times. .-ss...s.. -
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Winding up of the FrcedTnan's Bureau.

WASHINGTON, june 2s.-The Secretary ci War
announces That after Sunday the Freedman's Bureau
ceases to exist, and the business will be wound Up
by the Adjutaut-t;euera Of the United States Arii'J
who win settle AL accounts and claims CONNECTED
thcrewilli.
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Steamers A0ORt.
From Carroll County.

s SAN FRANCISCO, June .s.-The steamers Califor-
MIA and idaho heretofore reported ashore In Georgia
GNlf. nlO
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MACHINERY. xc-
H. A LARGE LOT OF MACHINERY.

LOA SALT,
l. A LARGE LOT OF MACHINERY.
q HoISTING-ENGlNE about 1shcrse power.
mounted on whcels suitable for q,mrrying,
wrecking, pilc-iriviuc. &c.. win or without
hams and ~ tEs NESs iHT riEtsS!iyIiIF j.,
BOILER, on one bed plate.
one s-HORSE POWER AGRICULTURAL EN-
CINE. mounted on wheels; ,.,.,,,,,
aud BOIL Ell. ..tEi
Both Of The above can he seen running 81 rnr shop
One NEW Ia-uoksE POWER fpitiAhL EN-
One NEW lo-HoRsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with "Whcelcr,s" Patent Balance
One 'ssEtact6tNn-IlANn 1e-ItoRsE POWER srI
Tl1SARH ES,;IME, ,,o,.yr r,yrr rorr
ono SEtoNn-WANp s-IloEsE r"MER UP
ono R e IKE H2i FIN STATIONARY rxGsr
One s ss-H%hsE @ 4: 4 STty$&55} %S&iSF
with Fronts. Crate litrs. SC. MI complete.
onc so-H6RsE POWER I"ETAHlE ioILEE.
Three S,' PL Ia HCYhiNnER ROLLERS of ,5hotgc
One aFnoI ALnEM EANELowEE;
Que rORTiBLE GRIsT MILL, with:-f"ot French
One "" NEW Sn GRAY & WOOD rLAsEE, g2-foot
one sG OK: !: fTTr >ruE, 10 l,cr
swing and foot bed. rarl, new:
! one FOOT LhIilE, suitable for eu1'"n'''i or jew
Five ENIu's PATENT STEAM Pumps, aos"rt-
ed sizes:
| Three FORCE PUMPS, from one 10 four-inch
punEcrS: -. . :,
SHIFTING, PuLLErS, and HANGERS OF all
| sizes. r.s.
Steam and Water Gauges. Feet and Gioh"
Valves. Gauge Cocks. Tall"w Cups Nnlrr HaugG
t;Iass,.s al kinds of oil Cans, Steam Whistles, rhd
| a general assortment of tnRlceeIs supplies aLp'
a large assortment, of nrw and frcond-ltlnu i"inrp
Sharcs SluIc Presses. Box Presses Bands and Ill
lets and all kind, OF Tobacco FiNt ircs made 10
order. :, ,..
Tile above will I've sold ii very reasonable prices
| ond on accommodating terms.
SIDAT 4 hDblStiTOS.
Nos li2o 1924. l32G. and I32~ Cry street.
| and Nos. IL aud l5 south Fifteenth street.
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Excess Of DutiCS

New YORK, June ga Federal jury has awarded
$4,000 to Horace j. Fairchild ag,inst cN-Colector
Barney for excess of duties imposed upon imported
Goods
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T Il J.. MONTAGUE, ~ 80 k.lsstsas
~ MANUFACTURER OF SASH, BLINDS
\ zgsfzi s.Ezs.ysss ~. mud SCR0LL-wdbRK,
in all their varieties, corner Of Ninth and Arch
streets, Richmond. We. q - - 553@f
4 Ssfisfaction qua anteed - 3 3 = 49,
Send fof clrcat,r "a my J. ssw& I'VE q
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DITCH MOND AND WORK RIVER
III RAILROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE To SHIPPERS AND TIE TRAVEL.
LING PUBLIC.
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rhe sou,nern Editorial Excursionists.

WATKRTowS, N. Y, June 2S.--The citizens oil
this place gave n grand reception and ball To IN.
party left this morning for Boston to attend the
1ubifee 80 ...-er r.1 81 =. IL ...#
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JAMES RIVER S'rEAMBOATsir5:I1l=s
~ COMPANY. sasrG-sssa

FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. bALTj-S
MORE. NORFOLK. PsRTSMOUi 81
AND ALI, REGULAR LAND Ts
INGS ON THE JAMES SHE
81. us. RlS ER. 81:
ALSO, FOR OLD POINT AND sFUE DE #
LEhU" (SEWELL'S PDlSTl. NJ
The fast eier...t United St:iter a:a straIrs3
JOHN SYLVESJ Ell. Captain nc. GtFtORU leav ss
COulpanys wharf 1T Ruchrts fnr the alcr-nauig4
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, .:,d TfSks
DAYS, ut 81 4. NJ. and returns "n 'ruesdty$
Thursday, and Saturday attcruupDs. II q O'Clock tai
Passengers connect 1T Norfolk with the cid By
Line steamers for Baltimore, philadelphia aud w
York. ...# .. M
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arr M
Of steamer. - "a
Fare to New York. ..sl2 ~
Fare To Philadelphia. ..r-....,... 10y
Fare IT, Baltimore. +........'..'.
Fare to Norfolk. .......,.:..... S.......,..',:
r xcnrsou tickets 10 Old Point aud Enc a
FjsEci in" on 5e s,r at e. AR HSf cos EXPRESS
and baggage checked through ,,, Va
Freight received TUESDAYS. THClSS'ht,Lo c
and SATURDAYS. for Norfolk pmrSn'" cav ~ as,
s," HSltmnrn rrh nr'"ri,pl ifll'iinsi wa ,Iycr
at REASONABLE RATES. 49, III .....
Freight received from a. NJ. tiSl p NJ.
Freight for ~:v-landings must 90 prepaid.
The steamer Sylvester viii he chartered for eye
ming excursions 1t reasonable rates ~
s.. J.. Is. TATUM, General Agent
Office, Company's "harf.
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets. je
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LIME AND d!EMEN

r. ME, LIME, LIME.-Thc Lime manu-
IL featured by us In Botetourt county. known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, viii hereafter
be put upon the market under the name Of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left at ouI
~' ~ 500 ~ DiLIos, ELLETT co. I
November q. 1871. - /. +. no3
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this ,,oirit twice, she .Ssps asna.ae 10 hQte IL,
but siipped and fell several. feet, where she
caualIt ON 10 seyerai howeE netezs md held
until Gilmore brought q step-Iadder, by
which she quickly mounted TO the hfgh q
where she hung for several minutes, reeeiy-
iug the applause Of the audience. ,.,,,..
q ESQ APE OF Two HoUsE-oF-REpUGE lads
PROM TnEs ToMBs-A DARING VENTURE CR9WE-
Ed wITt1 SUCCESS. Bowling and VIII
Ham Middleton. two lads Of seventeen, who
had been sent down to the city prison from
the House of Refuge for participating in the
late revolt 10 itIiat institution, effected their
escape JIM the most daring manner last night.
| Soon after the keepers ~ o'clock round, the
Lads, who were confined in the same cell, on
the third tier in the main building OF the
Tombs ,rison, twisted their blankets into a
stout rope, which they then securely fastened
to the ,bedstead, and passing easily through
the reversed loophole which admitted air and
light into the cell, lowered themselves hand
overland distance of thirty feet to the
gently s]oping roof of the "temale ter-day
house" Crawling along this roof they reich
ed the prison wall at its lowest point on the
Franklin-strcct side, and dropped upon the
grass plot between the wall and the railing.
This last obstacle was quickly scaled by the
vouncters. and they found themselves at lib
er;v.1 Their escape was discovered early IN
the morning, and information Of the fact was
teleeraphed to the police all over the city,
but up TO this time they have not been rear-
restcd.-Ee,D York Commercial, 2ofh. iI3i 2
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

NOR NEW YORK.-The Old 
FSifFfs,
L ipnminion Steamship Cnnpany's elc- .aGssssssss
HIAKE;iAX. will sail SUNDAY. June aHih, nj II
n'rinrk y. W.. Freight received until Saturday
night.
Through bills oi luling signed, and goods Tor
w;lrdrt with dispatch I" all points north, south.
cast, ard west Close CONNECTIONS made with Cnnard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Elrr. Sl2: st,erage, SO: rcund-triT
tickrls, $40. For freight passage. apply to
-, JOHN W. WYATT. Agent.
ip oa-lt No. ) Governor street.
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LOUISVILLE MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE ~ f72.
suu scls TIT High tide. ........ .l2a
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PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND ,sLsyf&
AND NORFOLK TEANsHIP
LdNE.-FNR z Fl | L. A ID EIsPIIl3 TWICE a
WEEK--Stean,ers NORFOLK, ENTIRE. and J.
S. GREEN. composing this line. VIII rave Rich
n,oud every MONDAY and THURSDAY at II
O'Clock NJ. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
aud SATURDAY at the same hour, altctf,it.ly. !,
Frrighfs received daily tSunays eScsptedl ai al
parts of Pennsylvania. New Jersey. aid Delaware;
also for Charleston Savannah and New Orleans, and
bills Of 1ading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk AT moderate rates.
Passage 10 Phtladelrhia, including Hie.is and
statcrvom, Is. ,,,t,.,,,, 80 Ess-s
..s tf No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
,.. WILLIAM T.. CLYDE 6 Co. Agents
No. - South WharreS,
lara No. II North Wharycs. PhlIdctnhis.
EOR LIVERPOOL AND .l{FSf,
Il QUEENSTOWN. INMtS LINE OF. sSstazsSasHl
MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING FROM NEW
s. YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable In Gold. = Payable In Currency.
First Cabin. Stcerage..
To Lopdon... 80 To London. ........ 20
To Paris ............ 20 To Paris ...,..... 30
Tickets sold 10 and from England, Ireland, and t<s
Continent, at moderate rates. HI
For further information. apply ut The C",npanyE ~
Offices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent, III
i. tsr.f o.. Is Broadway, New York or 10 &s
.t JOHN Vs. WYATT, Agent, rs;
s. q 4' 80. ..@f sf Richmond Va. 5S