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Alabama Democratic Convention.

MONTGOMERY, June 2.-The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day. SO far
the business transacted is the denomination
by reclamation OF r. w. Cobb for Governor,
with w. Screws for Secretary OF State, H..
G.. Tompkins for Attorney-General, and D..
II. Vincent for Treasurer.
After renOminating the present bench OF
Supreme Court judges the Convention adj
iourned until tomorrow, when the state
ticket will be completed, and the electoral
ticket and delegates to Cincinnati be chosen.
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by Telegraph.
NRW YORK.


NEW YORK. June 2.-Cottop auiot and steady 4;
sales, 329 bales; uplands, Ike; Orleans, llbc.
Flour southern In buyers favor; common 70 ialr
ezra i5MS5.70: good 10 choice extra, 70. 75fG
s675 Wheat lG2c. lower; ungraded red, tll5g
ii 90 Corn about lie. lower aud fairly active I'M
GRADED 50 556c. O1ts al 2c. lower. co ing weak
395d4Oc. for No 3. Hops firm, with raj; 6usi-
ne,s; yeastings, 7Glec. Coffee unchanged WIN
hight denand. sugar duh and unchanged; refined
In lair demand and firm MOlasSe5 unchanged and
quiet Rice in fair demand and steady. Rosin UNI
changed. TurpentiDe steady at 26@Z6sc. Wool
dun and depressed; domestic fleece, 42d 06c;
nnlled 4sM5 &C.: unwasbed, 1903 Texas. 1870
SIC. PORK opened easier and closed urn; with
moderate demand, at $lO.o 5Gfl0; 70: Mldd,es
firm with better demand; long clear b.IOdto. 70 :
Short 6IM6 Is. &c; long and short, 6Adb l3-lOc.
Lard onened lower and closed firm and fairly active
Al SO 92kMt6.95. Whisky nominal at 81 l2G
sl.13. Freights stronger.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 2.-Flour very quiet Howard
street ana western superdne, ss25@s4; extra
s4.g5Gt5 family, s5.Z6@t6; cry Mills sopsrtne'
f3'50as3.75 extra, t4.b0@s5: family. SOC
1913; Rio brands. s6@t8.2o; Patspsco fanny
srn dun aud lower: southern red, al 25@sl3o ;
amber, 81 .2s6f1.30; No. western winter red,
SPOT S@@s Y@y Grn
southern white steady; yellow shade hlgner west
err higher and dull; southern white, 56fc.; yeII
Sgabc, western white aud Pennsylvania. asa 4ic.
Provisions quiet. Pork, 81 l.259fl 10. Buzz
meats-Loose. no offerings; packed, ~ aud re:
hsms1 Il@i2c. Lard, Sc. Coffee drmer; Rio car
eoes Ordinary to prime, 1901 5.c. sugar ses1y
: A soft, 9xe. Whisky firm at sl.ll@sl'll.'
Frelghls nominal.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, June 2.-flour dull and 2 sn.ae
lower: family, s4S0Gs5lo; fancy, to.2o9 20:
Wheat duh and dropping; No. req winter, VII z
msI IL Corn oniet: No. mixed 40G40kc. Oats
,g fair demand: Ma. 2 mixed, Sac. PORK strong
and higher at slo.0o@tlo.62H. Lsra ,. arm Ia -
foo 40 R,csn stronger; shoulders. S4.75; ribs,
s9. sides, s7s7x. Whisky active and erin al
fi .o6. susar steady; hsrds, lOGloAc.; New Or-
=. s,s x ~ ss'e0: nght. s4df4.30; packing, $40
q so; butcher, s4.35@s44o'
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, June 2.-ficui qu'e'i iaini' w.
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MARINE ISTELLiGENtt.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 2, SEQ.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Amelia G. Irel,nd. Curtis. Ihiladel-
lhia. coai, Richmond ard DIrNile Rai'rOad.
Schooner Cheru Jim. PailiDr., View York, guano,
Moses & Clemens.
Schooner Mamie. -. Philadelphia, coal, Rich
mond and Danville Railroad.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. clifford, NOrfGlk United States
maj, merchandise, ana paSser gers, f.. II. Tatsm,
agent.
Schooner William II. Bailey, Bailey, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad
Schooner S. c. lIar;, Kelly, Washington, coal,
Currle & Co.
Schooner z. SIeeln an, Pose, New York, ties, Cur
It's K Parker.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. June l.-Arrived: Schooner jesse
Elizabeth, Weaver. from Richmond: and schooners
J. =, Creighton. Price, ana Henry Middleton,
H2ughion. from Virginia.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York june 1si, schOoBerS Lille Faulk-
enburg, LOyeland, and Henry e. SbeThcid' Clay ton,
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Race Declared OF.

BosToN, June 1.-The race between Ross
and Johnson has been declared of. After
a oue.sided race yesterday both men met in
the evening and INDUCED in mutual knock.
downs. and both to-day asked to be allowed
10 withdraw their stakes, which the referee
granted. The police had to be called to
stop the encounter.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
NJ. OIessens. Again.

SWANSEA, June IN. de Lesseps was
banqueted here last night. Most OF the
leading merchants OF Cardiff, Newport, and
Swansea were present. VI. de Lesseps said
that 5000 workmen would be enough TO
construct the Panama canal, which could be
completed in six years at cost OF l2,000,-
600 francs. The yearly expenses, he said,
would be 45.O0O.000 francs, and the annual
interest 90,000,000 francs.
Famine.
LONDON, June "A telegram referring to
the famine i'm Kurdistan, Armenia, and
Western Persia states that 10000 persons
must be fed for two months il they are TO be
kept alive. The telegram impOres for
money to purchase the grain which is still
in store at Monsh. One hundred and thir-
weight persons have died OF starvation at
Bashkaleh. Twenty-siX villages are utterly
destitute. One hundred and seven persons
have died OF starvation at Alashgerd.
Frontier Of British Burmah.
CALCUTTA, June -Four companies OF
British troops have received orders to be in
readiness to take up positions for the pro-
lection Of the frontier Of British Burmah.
NJ. Leon Say.
LONDON, June IN. Leon Say, French
ambassador 10 EngEnu, SpcdhlHB III tht
Lord Mayors banquet to the judges, at the
Mansion House, last night, said he con-
sidcred his mission in some sort completed
as he felt sure that England and France
would renew shortly, with liberal improve
ments, the treaties of 1860.
Foreign Notes.
IONDOY, June . The captain OF vesse
which has arrived at Queenstown from
Demerara reports that on the Goth OF April
| in latitude 80 north, longitude 60 west, ne
passed n raft which had apparently been
made on board Of n man-oiwar or first
class steamer, as it was bolted together. moi
dashed, and that two days afterwards he saw
several corpses dressed in white. The news
papers here are inclined to connect tlhs raft
with the missing training-ship Atalanta.
PARIS, June Paul Augustin Alfred
LerouX, French statesman and member OF
the Cabinet under the last empire, is dead
at the ace OF siXty-ive.
LONDON, June 2.--St. Petersburg advice'
state that the death OF the Empress OF Rus
sia is imminent.
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National brewers Convention.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 1.-The National
Brewers Convention was called 10 order
TO-DAY in the st. James Hotel by Albert Le-
gle. president OF the Buffalo Brewers Asso'
citation. Henry II. Rutter. president OF the
National Brewers Association, delivered
the address, which was frequently APP
DiaIIded.
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OBITUARY.
Death OF the Editor of the West Point
Star.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
WEST POINT, VA, June 2.-Mr. w. +.
Hart, editor Of the West Point Star, died
to-day at IL O'Clock, after long Illness.
Death OF Veteran Politician.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Hippolite Phil
bert PaS>y, the veteran politician and men,
Der Of the Institute, is dead.
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POUGBKEEPsIE, n. T., june 2.-LIeu
tenant Knight. counsel for Whitaker, tins
morning stated that Whitaker is Sill pur
suing his studies. He is dangerously low
only in philosophy, and Knight thinks he
will safely pass the examination.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 2. 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, SOS bushels.
TOBACCO-PLANrS i 800.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Red. & bushels y'ry good Lancaster
at 81 rs; $50 bushels mixed AT sl.22-tota. 800
btIsbels,
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Outrage and Robbery I'm louisiana

NEW ORLEANS. june 2.-Snnday night,
during the absence Of Mr.. NeIse from his
bone, near Fenicr, George Wilson, col
ored laborer, entered the house, Knocked
Mrs. NeIse and her mother-in-law sense
less with Ratchet, robbed the house OF
$50 in silver and other valuables, and lett
on Monday mornings train. Nelse return
ed on Tuesday, finding the women in a
helpless and almost dying condition. Their
recovery is doubtful. Efforts are being
made to arrest the criminal.
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Rnces R0ssDOnCtl.

NEW York, June 1.-The Prospect Parh
races were postponed until Tomorrow on
account OF the heavy track.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June - NOon.-StOcks firm. Money
on call. 3a4 per cent. Exchange-Lone. 1S6a;
short, 4S9a. State bonds dull. Governments hrln.
Erentng.-MOney, 3H4 per cent. EXCHANGE,
1861. Governments quiet and steady; new 5's.
1903: ~ per cents, 1904; 4 per cents, 1Osh.
States nominal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 2.-Virginia IS, old, 20 ASKED !;
deferred 6H: cOnsOs. IS; second series. 222: past
due coupons, 90 ; new l0-40's, 40H: 10-4O's, cou-
mons. gS. Rid 10 day.
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CnIuEs AND CASUALTIES.
The yamos-River Doubie Murder.

The Jamos-Etver so""'S
NAMES OF THE VICTIMS AND suRDERkR-THE
VESSEL ~ POSSESSION OF THE CUSTOM
HOUSE AUTHORITIES.
Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NoRroLK. VA. June 1.-The schooner on
which the massacre occurred on Monday
night on James river was named the Mignon-
cite, Of Baltimore, from Georgetown TO
Richmond, with coal. The captain who
was murdered was named Milton Frank,
and lived in Baltimore. The murdered
cook was George Gait, OF Freeport, on the
Paukiiank river. George Thompson is the
name OF the negro murderer, and be Is now
at large in Isle Of Wight county. The Gus
tom.hou authorities went up James river
to-day and took possession OF the vessel.
William w. SelLy, OF Wicomico, Nd, IS
the mate OF the vessel, dangerously i'll at
ST Nincpnt's HOspitll,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ZINE. s4@A.5O: super6ne, S5@S5.25; ex,rs,
Sc common family, 1925; fancy brands, s7Ca
f7.50.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY AUDiToR,l
RICHMOND. VA, May 4, 1880.

OFFICE OF THE CITY AUDITORY
RICHMOND. VA, May 4, 1880.
yI,O HOLDERS OF CITY OF RICH
ITGIrST. isSO,-At a meeting Of The C0mmis-
Siouers OF the Sinking Fund held this date /! was
ResoIped. That The President OF this Board give
notice by publication In one or more 81 ne city
rapers that all outstanding bonds OF tie city OF
Il chmond due In July ana hul nst. 1881, VIII De
paid on presentation at this Office On ma aiter lhe
dale Of cir re pectiye Irtur Ties, and n al inter-
e., on all such bonds viii cease from ana aitef sucn
maturiues. -. -. ,,,o,,,,,,n p,,ns
HOLDERS OF CITY OF RttHMOND bDSDs
reerreJ IN in me foregoing res0 utiOn are hereby
I Gifted and requestec-in accordance WIN WfH! ,
above criDedto present. The anne tOr pay meht
W. &. CARR!NGTuN,
President Conn s,iOners sinking FUND
my l0.dtJyl
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RICHMOND, FRxp'0 POTOMAC K. X. ro-f
RICHMOND. VA, November Y, 1879.

RICHMOND, FRxp'o POTOMAC <. X: ro-f
RICHMOND. VA. November u 1879. ,
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1873
~ trains on this road val run A. follows:
NORTH BOUND.
sI2 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily fenp
cept sundays due a. wsshinytn&
1:l0 4. NJ; baltimore, sos i. NJ
Philadslphis, $3.50 l.. ~. New fosk
1000 L. NJ
500 z. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station daily; dss
q; Washington. e:25 4. N. Baltipouo
1928 P. ~: Phiisiel phls, 3.25 A. ~
New York, 6;f5 A. VI.
a.nO p A., ACCOMMODATION rRATF fo9
Junction. leaves RrCsd Street ststfoa
daily fexesst 9g' iaysl,
SOUTH BOUND.
,o.Isp NJ arrives ~ Byru.S1eet station larry
Except sundaysl Leaves New 1wts
bl5 A. NJ: phaaephls. llAo A.
H.; Bait more, $50 Z. NJ; washing
u..oA A. arrives al Byrd-S,scet s,aties bly,
>~'%V leaves New YORK, i0:Qf =. NJ; phis-
sJeiphia, i:lo 4, W.; Raltinas.
A:56 A. washington, 100 n X.
s.ss A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAN srttvss
Al Rrosd-StreeS station falN fesocW
sansaysl. q. A, TAfLOk,
Gescggi lick1s Aees's
E.T D, AYERs. Gsasrsl SUPERINTENDENT
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FINANCIAL.
V'HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST RTGAGE rs,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We off for sale limited number OF the a0o'e'de-
scriued BONDS at s95 and Interest, the company re-
serving the right TO advance the price from time TO
time without notice.
we recommend the bonds As good and safe se-
curity.
The bonds may also be had from any Of the other
stock.brokers In the city OF Richmond
DAVENPORT & CO.,
pv17 Stockholders.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
United states observation-disclosures 100 -.
S"i'eu sates fs........................ 1OS4
-. STATE SECURITIES.
virginia l0-4G's, J. aud J ............. 40K Al
yv,rg,n,a consols, J. and J.............. 5s4 5sk
VIRGINIA petlers. j. and J. ........ 80. 22 23H
virginia deferred, J. and J............ -.
virginia Interest certihcates...... .... 80. ~
slrglnla tar receivable coupons. 90 -.
North CaroliSa As. j. and J........... 20 29K
norm carolina, old..................... IS "a
CITY BONDS.
Richmond city s's, }. and J............ 1879 e.
Richmond city 6's, J. and J............. l07 1OS
Petersburg city s., y. and A........... 107 l08
Lynchburg city IS, j. and J............ -. l0iS
RAILROAD BONDS.
Va; and T. z. R; funded ssh. a.. "a, 1o2
roun ;. TX. Il. ID mort. pre-. 6's. j. j. yeh
E ana IL ;; f. + T. e s.%: Si. s. s. Il IS IL
P1edmsnt X. X. Let mort. S's. A. & q. ITO -.
e.. &. and A. Il. x. lst mort rs, J., n J. 80. 100
&C; and A: u. r. "a mort. rs, A.&O -" %
North Carolina Railroad 81: 49,. &c, rs
Northwestern n. e. X. X. rs, J. j.. 9eh loo
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
{. and o. Railway common....... 100 IS II
A., VI. and o. X. R................. 100
Petersburg Railroad. .............. 100
Richmond aud Petersburg X. H.. 100 "a 80
~. f. and L. Railroad Common. 100 40 30
Richmond and Darville Railroad. 100 16S ~
;. ard Il. Il. " guaranteed. -. 100 lOo -:
H., Y. X. and { hes. RailrOat...... loo %
g., G.. and A. Railroad. ............ 100 80 3It
\. and Char Air. Line Railway. loo ~ 20
North Carolina RarOad.."..,... lou 70 eV
BANK STOCKS.
National Rank of Virginia......... 100 100
Planters Na'i0nsl.................. loo lis -:
Merchants acknowledgements. 100 100
state Bank IT Virgna............. loo =; lVl
Union Bank Of liichHond.......'' oO of -
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. % 32t 33%
Virginia State.... ........s'''....' 70 30 ~
Nrslna home. 49,. .'''.''''' 80 20 1oo
Merchants and Mechanics. lCU 30 lVU
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHSsrRABEt
RAILROAD, \
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY y, 1880.
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A connects for Farmville, LynchburS, and a.
points IN the Southwest.
u connects for Milton, y. &.
& connects for AsheVille ana all points In " ea
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points In Southwest
Georgia.
f. connects for Jacksonville and all points In To~
rida
connects for Macon and all points I'm SsuthveS
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, ARD
all Texas points.
q connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, Aaa
Vicksburg.
II conneC Is for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the abOye-naned points 0rriUs 10
Richmond at 4:43 +. NJ, $3.50 4. NJ. and $3.50 4. n
Trains between Greensboro and salem ran danS
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina division mike eonneE~
ton at Colds borO' with the ". K ". X. Il. 10 ana
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-rooG and sleeping Cars
run through on Train No. 80 from New YORK a03
Richmond 10 Atlanta, Ca, on Train No. AZ from
Washington f. Augusta, Ca, U(G Richmond
Tickets sold TO all points sOutn, southeast, NJ q
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
JOHN X. MACMURiD.
General Passenger Agens,
7. NJ. r. TALCoTr, General Superintendent.
my ~
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EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
IL GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

GAN BE FOUND AT
A. HUTZLEK 4 SONS,
No 900 BROAD STREET.
Anthe latest novelties in FOREIGN and DOMES.
TIC DRY GOODS-viZ.:
NOME CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL-WOOL
BUNTINGS. LACE BUNTlNGS, BROCADES,
SILKS, SATfiNs, PEKIN STRIPES, and BRO.
CADES-full line;
ri, ACK GRENADINES. TAYIsE, CASHMERES
HENRIETTA and NOME CLOTHS;
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, figured aud plain;
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINON D'DACCO, PlQUES
TABLF-DAMAsKS, NAPKINS, etc.;
PARASOLS-a fun and cOmplet" line;
LANGUEDOC, POINT DESPRIr, and TOR:
CHON LACtS; HOSIERY, BUTTONS, and
TRIMMINGS specially: LACE MITTS full
hne-all the new shades LACE rOP BERLIN
and KID GLOVES; LADIES and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS
CASslMERES. etc; LACE SCARFS, FICHUs'
and RUCHlNG. my IL
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PASSENGER TRAINS.

- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY D. iee's
PASSENGER TRAINS.
400 p. ". Leave Richmond daily except sum
dlyl. connecting at West P0rt on
Tuesday, THURS DAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Baiti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
1904 M Leave Richmond daily Except sun.
1o.00 A NJ dayl. connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
Tuesday WEDNEsD kY,
THJRsDAY, aud SATURDAY :
with steamers for New YORK on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, aud
FRIDAY; with steamers Tor rrovi,
oence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
,o.oe A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily (sxcep:
Sundayl connecting at West POM
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
IIRDAY with steamers from BAN.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
9.S5P MI Arrive al Richmond dally texeep.
,.S0 - II sun,iayl, connecting at West Point
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York Providence, and Boston.
no transfer OF freight Al Riehmonu 70 oi uen
southern points. Care run through between Ai2n'a
' Careful handing are dsla,eh, With 'owss' rates
Through bills or lsding. with guaranteed sSies'
i,sued 10 All northern and western points.
For 10 formation. apply az Once OF the .onp~n''
o CA Ii. !. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1880.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
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DRY GOODS.

Ed. u. PRICE. W. b. COURTNEY.
y e NOV A L.
COURTNEY 4 PRICE,
305 EAST BROAD STREET.
At the above stand we shall continue to offer
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
DRESS GOODS
ATFIFlY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Fine WHITE FABRICS In Nazalia, Nausook, Or
CANDY, Linen de Dacca, without regard to orisi-
Magnificent line of GENTLEMsN's AND La
DIES GAUZE UNDERWEAR at greatest sac
vItT0RIA 2.BUTT0N KIDS atsl:
VICTORIA 3.BUTT0N KIDS 70 $l.25;
HARRIss SEAMLESS 2'BUTTON KIDS at
HARkiiS's SEAMLESS s-BUTToN KIDS at
Sl75;
OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
FINEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED
FOR SECURING DESIRABLE GOODS
AT A SACRIFICE.
The following gentlemen will be pleased osee their
ED. D. PRICE, w. u. COURTNEY,
=. A. VIM, 4. II. ROYAL,
CHARLES HARTwFLL, " II; PARHER,
I'D. NJ. NIAtAKA.
nv l5-eod COURTNEY & PRICE,
NEW AND HANDSOME "A y 4 \
~ PARASOLS JUST RECEIVED AT
l.. HELD r SONS.
Beautiful SILK HANDkERCliiEFS at l2Hc.;
Fine CHECK MUSLIN only &C. per yard;
BLACK eros GRAIN SILK AZ 90. Is, 9Oc., and
Sl,worth IS, zoe. III. 10. and 1928;
DRESS LINENS at I24c. aud upwards:
An :. celent sPOON-BUsK CORSET At 50e worth
Sjc.
Our UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, linen bosom and
cuffs, at soc. are worth 81;
VICTORIA LAWNS al l24c worth 1886; al
1890. worth zoe; - 80 ~
Another supply OF our 81 KID GLOVES just re-
ceved-every pair warranted;
Our soc. BLACK CASHMERE Is the best ever ex-
hibited in The city at the price; don't fail 10
seeit;
See our new CAMBRICs, LAWNS, and MADRAS
GINGHAMS;
LJSLE-THREAD GLOVES at lOc. al ~
LEWIS HELD 4 SONS.
nv S-eod 81 Broad street.
TXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
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Warrington.

, DILL DAY AT THIS CArIT0L-TnE kXTENT
or TIE REDUCTION or THE DEBr-LiFE'
SAVING STATloNS-iNTERE>TIN APPRoFRlA'
TON ITEMS SPEECH OF SENATOR BROWN
"THE OLD FLAG AND An APPROPRIATION -
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL - PERSONAL 49,
v.rSr POINT GRADUATES
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No. leaves Richmond daily except Sunday.
No. leaves Richmond daily.
No. leaves Richmond daily except sunday.
No. 2I ls3yes Charlottesville daily except sunday.
Sc Nos aud run through from RicbmoRd -
Huntington.
No. and connect closely at Gordonsvlfle -
Lynchburg and Dsnville.
No. 3 connects at huntington with steamers fsw
A,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-03
WAsHINGToN. june .. ISIS

WASHINGTON, June 2.--Tbc House Com
mittee on Ways and Means will tomorrow
discuss the adjournment question, and, II Is
understood, will adopt concurrent res0lu-
ton for the adjournment OF Congress on the
10th instant IL is not believed, however,
that an adjournment can be effected before
the 10Th.
P0sTHAsrEsGEsgRAL MAYNARD CONFIRMED.
WAeBIx0T0N, June 2.-Thc Senate to-day
confirmed The nomination OF Horace May.
nsrd 10 be Postmaster-Genefai rice David
M. Key.
Mr.. Msynsrd's nom nation was confirmed
by q DECISIVE vote. The comparatively few
negative votes were cast BY Democyatic
senators.
, 1880-03-12
PHILADELPHIA SUB.TREASuRY.
Tho Story of M Attempt to Rob 1t a
Year AEn.


PHILADELPHIA Sers.
Between tho closing for business Of tho Gus
m'iioase und tho sul'-1rc.s.iry, Oh Chestnut
street betwee" Fourth md rIfth, al y oel.ck OH
lao ''tsei'luu.' VI .ne 'n ol tast Aprll' aaa too
opcsling Ut tho oilsccs OIL the following Alu'islAy
ut III o'clock. MI Attcnpt wna lnado to rob tho
sIa onn N%n NJ at,.nt % ,hn, ' ss,, ~ sI snvnt ",.1
causs tho erncks.uen worked on evidently Il
hallly laId-o,,t Job About two thirds OF tho old
United States l.suk buiJur ia now uscu for
ues,ot'1,alon s PURPOSES; Iha entrance proper
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nv n,..s, ,,. au - ~ .na 'us .a,,! VI
tho depth between tho southern wall Of tho
Custom. House anl the uurtheru wall Of tic Sub
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cosr!of. ihe es1tlo space Ill tho rcnr OF Tho
snn.freasarurs olllcu 's occupied by wash.
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right, oycr tho suh.rrrasurors nlIcc, n rp,n
whcro some halr u dozen wou,rn cu,lnt and nsaort
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