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THE LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsPATCH.

Nt,IDFgER's DEATH SENTENCE COM
vuTrD TO LIFE lMpRlsoNMkNT-ECU-
NENCAL ICouNcu. OF METH0DIsS-pE-
SEDUCTIVE STORM IN ILLINofs-CoLoREp
JIpoRs IN RALTIM0RE-TBE LOSSES IN
v,CToRrA,s BAND ny TIE RECENT FIGHT
prrn,rvE DESIEp-FoREsT FIRES IN
rrxxsyryANIA AND NEW JERsEy-CoN-
cprssIox,l Ntws-TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
ON TIE WABASH RAILROADS.&C. PER-
SONS KILLED BY An EXPLOSION At FORT
NcurNRY-FIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
GIANT rowDER-uIBERNlANs IN CON-
yrSTIoN IN PHlLADELrnIA-THE NEW
>nrK SENATE AGREES THAT WOMEN
SHALL VOTE-TEE STRIKES IN FRANCE
AR. GLADSTONE EXeLAINs-FRIGHTFUI
FANNIE IN PERsIA-RUNoRED DIsASTEr
orHE NEW FRENCH CABLE.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

MIR, GLADsTONE'S LETTER OF EXPLANATION.
LONDON, May 11.-Lord Granville has
sent dispatch TO Sir II. q. Elliott, British
Ambassador at Vienna, enclosing, at the re-
Quest OF Mr.. Gladstone, copy OF letter
written by the latter In consequence OF the
oral and written communications with
Count Karoyi, Austrian Ambassador at
London. The following is the text OF the
letter: .'When | accepted the task OF FORM
ing an administration l resolved as minister
not TO repeat or even defend the political
language regarding more than one foreign
Power | used when in position OF greater
freedom. / regret that | should even have
seemed to mpute to the Emperor Of Austria
language which he did not use. i have no
hostile position towards any country.
have always heartily wished well to
Austria In the performance OF the
arduous task Of consolidating the empire.
| feel cordial respect for the efforts for the
Emperor respecting MY animadyersions on
the foreign policy OF Austria when II was
active beyond the borders. will not con-
ceal from you that grave apprehenslons
were excited in my mind lest Austria should
play part in the Balkan Peninsula hostile
TO the freedom OF the emancipated popula-
tions ard 10 the reasonable hopes OF the
subjects OF the Sultan. These apprehen-
sions were founded upon secondary EVIL
deuce, but il was not evidence OF hostile
witnesses, and was best at my command.
You now assure me that Austria does not
desire TO extend or add to the rights she
ACQUIRED under the treaty OF Berlin.
Had possessed such assurance before, ]
meyer would have uttered any one word
which YOU describe as painful and wound
ing; but will sincerely express my serious
concern that | should have been led to refer
TO transactions OF an earlier period, or to use
terms OF censure which | can now wholly
Danish from mind. Think this explanation
should be made not less public than the
speech which supplied the occasion therefor.
tSigned] GLADSTONE
THE ENGLISH PREMIER AND THE POSTMASTER
GENERAL SEVERELY CRITICISED.
LONDON, May 1l.--Mr. Gladsione's letter
explaining that his animadyersions on The
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CoIorcd Jurors in baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 1l.-Among the Jurors
selected Yesterday for the May term Of the
city and State courts were two colored men,
il being the first time that men OF color have
been put on juries in the city courts. One,
James A. Harris, was drawn on the petit
jury OF the Criminal Court, and the other,
William L. Vessels, on the City Court Jury.
Harris il well known caterer and YES
sells porter in store. The latter. on
being accepted as iuryman, remarked that
he felt proud i'm being the first man OF his
race TO serve on a jury in that court, and
that be would preserve the summons 10 band
down to his children. In the United states
courts in this city..colored men have served
on juries for several years.
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rudep.udent Order OF Rechabites.

PETERSBURG, May IL The High-Tent
Independent Order of Rechabites OF North
America met here this morning in annual
session-F. B. Merche, OF Washington, high
chief ruler, presiding.
The session opened with PRAYER by Rev.
DR.. J. X. Sturgiss, pastor Of the Ettrick
Methodist Episcopal church.
The morning session was consumed IN
reading the credentials OF delegates from
various States. and the appointment OF dll'
fcrent committees.
The order has much business TO dispose
OF. IT will be in session several days, and
In order to facilitate business night sessions
will be held. The attendance OF delegates
In very large.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IL, 1880.
ARRIVED MONDAY,

ARRIVED MONDAY.
Schooner Georgetta Lawrence, Robinson, Boston,
Ice, A. G. BabcOck
schooner Albert Mason, Rose. New York, railroad
iron, Tredegar Company.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose. New York, rail-
road iron, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Conn.,
Schooner j. b. sanGersen, Dorye. New York,
Srhooser ". W. Phsro, Fort, New York, hay, e..
l.. Todd. O. u,u .,axa,ar,.
Schooner John McGinnis, Colburu, Philadelphia,
coal, ;. II. hawes.
SAILED MONDAY.
schooner Daniel Britain, Phinney, Jersey CITY
ties, Curtis 4 Parker. - . =,
lower James river, lumber, Curtis x Parker.
schooner j. :. Hewitt, Adams, Philadelphia
granite Curtis Parker.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. u. latun
At Schooner d. II. Diverty, Williams, New York,
sreosner william II. Foster Rich, Woods Hole,
scnooner d. ii. Ingraham. Greeley, Rocsiand'
Schooner Louis Walters, -, James river, lum-
Der, A. l.. Sheppard.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yorf,
merchandise aud passengers, q. w. Allen Co.
agents. 49, ,,,.,a.,,,. ,o.rehau
| disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
MEMORANDUM.
Srw York, May 9.-Arrived: scheoners Lizzie
Raymond, Lord; j. Il. Leach. Edmonus a. >:
Ki1dberg, OSBORN Lille Wa ,,oa NJ cotiinr-
ss , 'tIo,yb,on: X. G. A. Ward Crane; Joseph q
FrankIiu y, Lippncott; aud snow flake' GURUS ifo"'
] Virginia,
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Forty.sixih COngress..Second Session
WASHINGTON, May II, 1850.
SENATE.


SENATE.
The President pro tenn. (NIr. thurman
laid before the Senate communication
from the Secretary Of War recommending
IN appropriation of $4,000 in order to con-
tinue in the service seventy clerks engaged
in preparing reports to expedite the settle
ment Of pension applications, or who other
wise will have to be discharged on the Both
proXimo.
Al the expiration OF the morning hour
the Senate concurred in House amendments
to the JOINT resolution authorizing the Pre-
sident TO call an International sanitary con-
ference at Washington.
The Senate then resumed the considera-
ton of the Kelogg.Sponord resolutions
Mr.. Hill, q Georgia, speaking at length in
their support.
Pending the conclusion OF Mr.. HIPS ar
gument, at 4:20 =. NJ, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Tucker, Of Virginia, from the Com.
mittee on Ways and Means, reported the
following bills, which were referred to the
Committee OF theWhole:
To regulate duties on hoop, band, and
scrOll-iron.
To regulate custom duties on sugar.
To regulate duties on customs articles
therein named.
Mr.. Garfield, of Ohio, submitted the re-
port Of the minority upon the bill to resu'
late the duties on hoop band, and scroll
iron. Ordered to be printed.
The House then took up the Curtin
Yocum election case, from Pennsylvania
and after short debate adopted, by vote
of 113 to 70, the minority resolution declar
ing the sitting member (TocUm), who is 1
| Greenbacker, entitled to his seat.
The legislative. executive, and iudicia
appropriation bill was then reported back
from the Appropriations Committee. anC
the House went into Committee OF the
| Whole for its consideration. A number o.
amendments were offered proposing to re
| duce the salaries OF members OF Congress
| but all were rejected; and without having
made any changes in the bill the committee
rose, and the House took recess until 7:3t
z. NJ, the evening session to be for the con
slderation OF the steamboat bill.
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40 II. national Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE Nationa'
Convention OF the Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans met at Assembly Building in this city
at Up. NJ. to-day. Delegates from twenty
nine States, two Territories. and Cunada'
numbering in all about $50, are present:
John aart, Of Jersey City, presided, ana
Tbaddeus Flanagan, OF California, acted
as secretary. The business was conducted
with closed doors. IL is expected that the
session will last until Saturday.
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rcumentcaI Council of Metbodism.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-Reprtsentstiyes OF
the various branches OF the Methodist
Church have decided on holding the ECU
menicaI Council OF Metbodism at the City
Road Chapel, London. in August, 1881.
The executive committee has determined TO
have 400 delegates, 200 from the United
States, and 200 from Great Britain and
other places. Bishop Simpson has been
selected as chairman Of the western section.
Bishop McTyere, Of Meth odist Episcopal
Church, as bill chairman.
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA BLOOD REMEDIES.
SKIN DISEASES ARE BUT THE SIGNS OF
BLOOD POISONS.

Skin Diseases issue from an unhealthy condition
of the blood. and are Blood Diseases.- wilson.
The CUTICURA REMEDIES cure the most o6sti-
nate forms of Blood aud skin Diseases. and Anec-
lions of The scalp with Loss of Hair. when all Other
REMEDIES and methods of treatment fail. CUTICU:
RA RFsoLvEST purides the blood, renoyates and
iuyjgorates The system, absorbs and carries away
poisonous matter, and. by enrIching aud strcI 9Th.
ening the blood yitalizes with new life every organ
aud process of the body. Hence the permanenee OF
the cures made by The CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CUIICURA.. "a Medicinal Jelly for external appli.
cation. arrests disease. eats away dead flesh and
skin, alays Inflammation, itching. ana irrlialiOh'
and heals ulcers sores ana scalp affections with loss
of hair, when The RESOLyENT IS taken internally
CUTICURA SOAP, prepared from Cutlcurs, Is
fer of The skin which II softens, whiens and pre-
serves beyond praise. CUTfCURA SHAVISG-SoAP-
also prepared from Cuticura, Is the nrst ana only
medicinal soap compounded expressly for shaving.
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virginia Land Suit Settled.

HARRTsONBURG, VA, May 11.-Tberc has
lust been settled in the United States Dis
frict Court at Harrisonburg the case OF Bick-
81. Altemes & Temple, OF Philadelphia,
against Snellngton and others, involving
the title to 102 900 acres Of land in Vir-
sinia, known as the "Douthal Survey
alleged TO contain iron ores. The land will
now be thrown open TO mining and I'M
prOYement.
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The Campaign Against VictOria's
Band.

SAN Francisco, May ia dispatch
from Tucson says Victoria lost eleven Of his
band-killed in the recent fight with kra-
mer. The latter lost Sergeant Griffin, killed.
p. Craig, the deputy-assessor OF the Apache
country, and James Richmond, bis assistant,
were also killed by Victoria's band at Ste
yenS's ranch.
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Massachusetts Greenbaekcrs.

WoRcEsTER, May 1.-THE Greenback
Labor Convention met here this morning.
There were about one hundred and nifty
delegates present. Hon. Il. Moody boyn.
ton was made permanent president, ana u
long list OF other officers were elec.cd.
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cUTIcURA REMEDIES FOR BLOOD, SKIN,
AND SCALP HUMoRs,

are prepared by WEEKS a POTTER. Chemists and
I,rupctsts. 3fO Washington street. Boston 2 Front
s,r..ei TORONTO. Ont, and 8 snow Hill. London.
: nd for sale by all druggists Price q CUricUkA'
small boxes, 5Oc. large boxes, VI. kEsOLyENI,
~ ne,' Hattie: CUTiCURA MEDICINAL TOILET
% - orc. pcr cake; CUTIcURA MEDICINAL sliA-
VIC s0kP. Ibc.; In bars for BARRIERS and large
cousumcFs. soc.
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Heath OF n Jurist and Politician.

MILFORD, Pa, May 11.-George p. Hell
Ter. for the past thirteen years associate
Judge OF Pike county and leading Demo-
cratic politician, died here yesterday; aged
fiffY-tWO years.
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womau,s Suffrage I'm New York.

ALBANY, n. Y. May 1.-THE Senate to-
day passed concurrent resolution TO
amend the Constitution so as to extend the
electoral franchise to women by vote OF
II to IA.
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by Telegraph.

ERv YORK.. Nav l.-Noen.-Stocks irregular.
Money on call. sac Der cent. EXchanse-LoDg-
Asa. short, 1871. State bonds dull Governments
qnipi. ~
NEW YORK, May IL EreHfng.-Money, Sac
per cent. Exchange, 4SJ. Governments quiet
aud firm; new Sc. 1903; ~ per cents, 1857
4 per cents, l07i!. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 11.-Virginia 6's, old, 10;
deferred. 8; cOnsOs, 5ias: second serie', %
past.due coupons, 81; new lC-40's, 80; lO-4O'i
coupons, "a. Bid to-day.
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Cofton-Operatiyes, Strike.

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 11.-All the
weavers in the Arlington cotton mills bave
struck for an advance OF per cent. on their
wages. Strikes in other mills are expected.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OOEIN AN y Z IOUtI EACf1A-NGE.
RICHMOND, May / l, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, go bushels. Red, 176 BUSH
els.
White, 4eO bushels. Mired, 400 BUSH
els.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels very good At I .33.
Ret, "a bushels prime Lancaster at Sl.35; ~
bushels very good FullL at $50: 81 bushels good
FGllZ at il.2S-tOtal, i2S bushels.
CORN.-W White, 80 bushels very good ~ BIC. !;
100 bushels good at 56c. $50 bushels good at
56c.; A. bushels good al 57c.-tOtal, 460 bushels.
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sALT-RHEUM TEN YEARS-TREATED BY
TEN PHYSICIANS-USED ALL KINDS
OF MEDICINE.
Nessrs. Weeks d Potter :

Messrs. Weeks & Potter:
Dear Sirs,-I feel IL nv duty TO inform yeu OF wha
vonr CITICURA REMEDIES have done for me. |
have suffered from Salt Rheum for ten years; been
treated by at least ten physicians, and taken any
quantity OF medicine without cure until / TOOK your
remedies, which have been perfectly succes sfui 10
my case, leaving the skin on my face, scalp. ana
body as white and tree from hulnor as anyDody =:
Yours truly, STEPHEN ii. LOVEJOY.
Auburn, Me-, April 3, 1879.
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RUNNING SORES.
INTERESTING ACCOUNT OF THE HEALING
OF A BROKEN LEG.

OF A BROKEN LEG.
Messrs Lothrops g. Pinkhdm. Druggists:
Dear sirs,-On The 23d Of August, 1877, had tue
mi.for .une OF havUe my leg broken In front OF
William S'erns's dry goods store by case oil goods
being thrown on me. The bone was set by phy ST.
clan OF this pace. Upon removing the splnls,
sores broke out from my knee to the heel ana sew,
era physicians called II yaricose Veins. and ordered
me TO wear rubber stockings. After wearing out
about $25 werlh Of different makes without any
signs OF any cure. bought the CCTICURA REME-
DIES for the Purpose as expressed IL at the time,
10 be humbugged again. Before half had been used
was astonihed To see tic sores heal Hp one by one,
and now not enc sore IS to be seen. recommended
the same to a neighboring lady who had been trou-
bled tor years with sore wrist. After using hum
Oh eds of remede. she Is completely cured.
Respectfully yours. .
HENRY LANDECKER.
Dorer. ~ w.
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PATRoSIzE THE Home Lrsr.2l
'AssERGER RATES REDUCED STILL MORE.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANy's JAMES
RIVER LINE.

Csc, RICHMOND TO wAY-LANDINGs.
25c., RICHMOND TO NORFORK.
Al, RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN
AZ, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
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i1.ANSES, sc.
DYEIyG AND SECURING.

DYEING, SECURING, AND CLEAN
LING ESTABLISHMENT, At 1928 fRh AK
LIN STREET, OPPOSITE MElRoPOIIfAH
HALI.-Mr. l.. LlNNEMANN Informs bis friends,
former patrons, aud ne general public, that he hss
reoened at the above place whtre he viii be p'faed
to serve them. DYEING bud CLEANING KID
GLOVES ard FEATHERS suecialty. The .elr
known French dyer, Mons. EMIL NOBLUf, frOin.
Paris, IL In his employment. Give him call.
an 2-eoi3m
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, May l1.-Cotton-Net receipts. ia
bales: gross. 1928 bales; futures closed STEADY
sales. 4 900 bates MAY, l. .49msll .5l june
Ill G56s / .66 September, ~ L26@Sl2 % De-
Iobor Sl0.SOdsl0.S2 November, $40 GIG
Sl0.03; December, flO.60GflO.62.
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ITCHING uUMOR FOR ELEVEN YEARS
CURED.
JOHN W. +. HOBBS, Esq North Hampton, \. IL.
wei known as the origiuaior OF the Citizens Linz
Coaches Boston. writes that he has been cured b,
the CUTICURA REMEDIES OF an Itching Hunor
from when he has beeu great sufferer, as all III
friend know. He considers them The greatest rem
edies OF the age.
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Tucker reported his tariff bin to-day, and
Mr.. House and other tariff reformers say
they are opposed 10 an adjournment until
something Is done towards modifying the
present tariff laws. Senators Johnston anf.
Herman have been invited TO the banquet 10
be given at the National Hotel Thur .ds =
evening In honor OF the Young Mems
Catholic Union Of America. cnvr,nev.
who is to row Ianlan on the Potomac mex,
Wednesday, arrived here 'yo-dsy. Callfor.
MIA Is claimed for Thurm AN. Nobody was
surprised at the rumor to-day that Gran,
would withdraw. His friends denied IL.
BRIEF NJ .ws ITEMS.
The House Posi-t yffice Committee to-day
agreed TO increase the salary Of the Wash.
ineton postmastt r to $1,000.
The House made good progress on the
legislative apr 'rorriation bin this afternoon.
After This Is passed, the only other appro.
pria,ion bills it will have to act on will be
the suudry civil, the deficiency, and the
river an d harbor bill.
! Scn1tor Wallace saws that the report that
he thinks Tildeu will be nominated is a
mistake.
Chief.Jusiice Waite is holding court with
Judge Bond at Baltimore, and Justice Gill;
ford has gone to New York.
The King OF Siam is not coming TO the
United States owing 10 the sickness of the
regent. Mr.. Evarts conveyed this inIorma.
ton to the Cabinet to-day.
Postmaster. General Key was at the Capt..
tol this afternoon.
Colonel Koch, OF North Carroll "a, secretary
Of the Republican National Committee,
will open headquarters at Chicago on the
18th.
A burial.permit was made out to-day here
for Silvia Roane (colorcd), native OF Wiz.
gnia, who died yesterday; aged one hun.
dred and two.
There was heavy rain-storm with some
hail this evening at O'Clock.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.l
NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
WASHINGTON, Nav 1.-THE annual meet
ing OF the National Board OF Health closed
TODAY. The present officers were reelected.
A resolution was adopted urging the i'm
portance Of properly vaccinatiDg the Eu-
Iopead immigrants at United States ports
to prevent tie Introduction OF smallpox
and other diseases into the several States,
and directing the Executive Committee TO
ascertain from the quarantine authorities to
what extent such vaccinations are made at
present, and to adopt such measures as will
accomplish the object referred 10. The
| Executive Committee is now engaged con-
SlderiIg means and measures TO prevent the
spread OF infectious diseases.
PUBLIC BUILDING AT CHARLOTTE, &C.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE House Com
mittee on Public Buildings agreed to-day Ia
report favorably the bill for the erection OF
Il public building at Charlotte, n. c.
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flour.

fine s4Gt4.5O; sWper6ne. s5@t5.25. extrs,
t6N:G.25: c0lnmoA family, s6.25GS6.50; tsDcs
orau-,, S7@f7.75.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TrrsnAy. Nav II. 1850

TUESDAY, Msy IT, 1880.
sALEs.-50 shares Of Richmond and Danville
Railroad stock at SO: 3 shares OF A.. NJ. aud q.
Railroad stock sold At ~ o shares Of National Bank
OF Virginia stock sold at 9s; and shares OF Ma.
uonal Bank OF Virginia stock so d at 90.
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TICKET AGENCY.

TICKET AGENCY.
ITO! FOR EUROPE. zcfFsS
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
s26 MAIN STREET,
representing the following FIRsr-cLAss OCEAN
STEAMSHIP LINES:
FROM NEW YORK:
Tie CUNARD. WHITE STAR, NATIONAL
NORTH GERMAN, LLOYD, ANCHOR, HAM,
URG-AMERICAN, and NEITHER
NDs-AMERICAN LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA:
RED STAR and AMERICAN LINES.
FROM BALTIMORE:
The ALLAN and NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
LINES.
Passage tickets Issued and sTATERooMs secured
EXCURSION TICKETS, FIRST and Sc cOnd-claSs and
steerase. at REDUCED RATES.
STEERAGE TICKETS 10 and from all points In
EUROPE at LOWEST RATES.
Agent for all Railroad aud Steamboat Lines lead
ing from Richmond Also, for Penn ylvana and
Baltimore and ohio railroads
RATES SAME AS DEP0TS AND GENERAL or
FICES.
Information cheerruy given bv letter or o;her-
wise. a. W. CARRIER,
ap 2-eod2m 500 Nau street.
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The fast and elegant day steamer ARIEL, Captain
z. G. GIFFoRD carrying the United States msil)
leaves Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT 6 A. VI.
for regular landings on James river. Norfolk, and
Portsmouth. making sure connection with the
spieudld Bay Line steamers VIRGINIA. CARO-
LIMA, and FLORIDA one Of which leaves Ports
mouth daily at 545 4. N. for Baltimore. arriving
there the following morning earlier than any other
line rid Norfolk. ana in full time for early train7
TO Philadelphia New York, aud Boston.
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EURNITUREl FURNlTUREl-IG
| Il offer for sale 300 suits of Chamber FurDi. u
ture, in price from s29 to 1900, from the best ~.
manufactures East and West, also OF my owns
make together with fun line of ParlOr, Office, an
kitchen Furniture, and every article In the Furni-
furc line Also, Cabinet. Makers supplies OF every
description. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. Par
| Ties iu want Will save money by giving me call
| Office and warerooms 1893 Main street, near III
| tcenlh street. Workshops rs, 10, andZo norm ri-
| teeBth street WILLIAM DAffhVN'
f. lS.3m
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vOLTAIC PLAsTERs

, ms relieve PAIN, SORENESS, and WEAK
vrse le ls-w&s
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FIR. light received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,,
Washington, -. C.. Newb' rne, Washington. and
TsrborO' y. g.. aud al points IN Eastern North
Carolina also, for Eastern shore OF Virginia, Haup-
ton, ud Point. and an regular landings James
river, AT LOWEST RATES. l.. u. TATUM,
n SuDeIinteutPnf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12

The passenger rates on and after APRIL "a
1850, win be as follows:
Richmond to any way-landing every MON
ia ...........s .sssssfp 90
Richmond 10 Norfolk every MONDAl....... q %
Richmond to Norfolk every MONDAY ana
return lue>ttN..... Il W.
Ricb mond TO Norfolk every MONDAY and
return THURSDAY ............. ........,.,... Do
Richmond To Norfolk any trip-goOd 10 re-
Richmond to Baltimore-gooi To go any TIP 90
Tickets to the aboye-named points, and also tn
Philadelphia. New York, and Boston. ON sale At
CAREERS. S26 Main street, and on board steamer.
Baggage checked through.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12
SUMNER RESaRTs.

DuL-HEADs, $3.50 TO es per feam, a.
~ he DISPATCH PRINTlNa-houSst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MNIATURE ALMANAC-MAY ~, 1850.