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.i.ndsrd shipsles. q s2@s2: extra shingles sS.oo
4e2.20; tsih, tl.50@tI75.
The yard market continues active and steady
shpments liberal and dealers say thcre - ifff
First and second clear, e and 3-ineh, t43@e45;
arst and second clear, IL and lhinsh, "a @s42
clear rough, Finch. t40; third clear rough, l.nch
s35 (; drst and second clear dressed siding, $3.50:
common dressed siding. t16@tl7; flooring. secops
common dressed, 42s box-boaras, l3.incb and up
wsrus. e15 at4O; A stock boards. To- and 2.inch
rough. t336le35 B STOCK boards, 10. aud i2.inch,
t29@f32 q stock boards, 10. and l2.inch. e2O@
40. Q, toat1O.5O: common boards, 81 a 81 200;
common boards, No. 2, t9@ e10 dimension Sum
SS.75M4IO.6O; dimension stun, 90 aud so
eei. 81 0@tl6: pickett, fat, rough, and good. tl3
@tll; iaih. el.T56t2; shingles, STANFORD aud
choice, s2.s0@t2.40; shingses, extra, .s2.46@
~. 90 - Tribune.
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Ierome.Park Races.

JEROME PARK, June 10.-Tbere was only
O fair attendance at the races to-day.
The first race, for twO.year-olds, hall
mile, had seven starters. II was won by
Ada; Blazes second, Glenby colt third.
Time, so seconds.
The second race was between Monitor
and Luke Blackburn-one mile ana ball.
The latter won by five lengths in 2:393.
The third race-Jockey Club handicap
sweepstakes; two mlles-had eight starters.
Report won by a neck; McCulloch second,
st. Martin third, jim Beck fourth. Time,
2'36t.
The fourth race-for members cup. a
handicap sweepstakes, three fourths OF
mile-was won by Kingcraft; Judith Sc
cond, Glengariff third. Time, 1:2l.
The fifth race-one mile-was won by
Startle; Checkmate second, Leamington's
colt third. Time, 1:47.
The steeple-chase was won by Bertha
Dispute second. Time, 4:35.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

JUNE S-There Is de ldedly mo'e active de-.
mand, to considerable extent from exporters, aud
fully 100000 barrels have been taken for this
months delivery AZ Szc. CruGe In shipping order
quoted nj O "a nc, uapiba al SIC. Refined at SIC
for New York, S4c. for Phi ladelphia, and SIC MD
for Baltimore Refined in cases at llA0 i2tc.
Clint Roudetuh fayors us with the following sum-
mary OF the business to-day az the oil centres sales
United Certificates (cruGe petroleum. atNew York
10000 barrels: oil CITY. 1924 O0 barrels; Brad
ford $4,000 barrels total sales, 324 900 barre Is
Opened az 95Hc. bid highest sales az 96kc.; lowest
sales at 94ac. closed AZ 95c. bid Exports for the
week, 2,34g, H9S gallons exports from January L
9e,l0l ,4sZ gallons; exports same time last year
SlS62,6l3 Acknowledgement " Commerce
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.,..uoI,, Naval Academy.

SOUTHERN GRADUATES AND THEIR ORDER OF
MERIT.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June l0.-The following
are the names OF the southern graduates OF
the Naval Academy, to-day, and their ordef
OF merit: p..,a
strom. West Virginia. 9th; Ernest MilKin'
SON. Louisiana, 18th; Arthur G. House,
Mississippi. 18Th; Thomas A. Parker, west res
Virginia, 10th; Louis Duncan. Tennessee,
GOTH W. p. Muir, Kentucky, 2ist C6aries
Cabaness, Virginis, cad; Joseph III. DICK a.
SOP. Texas, 18th; Frank Bowden, 'Texas,
aIs2: Francis Il. Wall, Mississippi, ISL;
Horatio L. Fillebrown, South Carolina 4So
Thomas Wonhington, Alabama, 44tn Fitz
A. slaupton, Texas, 4oth; Theodore "
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THE LATEST NEWS.


THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES REPORT
ON ruERIvER NDBARBoR BILL AGREED
Tp-ooNeREssIoxAL NEws-soUTHkRN
GRADUATES AT THE ANNAPOLIS NAVAL
AcAprMY-A NEW YORK rIEND's LATEST
CONGREGATIONAL GeEENBACK coNVES-
TON At CHIcA6o-ILLINoisD DEMOCRATIC
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BODIES REco-
yrREp FROM A TERRIBLE rIRE-DAMP
EXPLOSION At DARTMUND-oTHER FOR
rIGx ITEMS, &C, &C.
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A JeaIous Husbands Deed or Blood.

NEW YORK, June 10.-John Gintell, a
German fresco painter, whose wife keeps a
boarding. house for men at No. 10 Delaney
street, beat her this morning until he
thought her dead, then flung her out upon
the stairs, bolted his bedroom door, set the
house on fire, and cut his throat from ear to
ear. The fremen found him on his bed en-
yeloped in flames, and dragged him into the
street, where he died. The woman's skull
IL fractured, and her death Is expected.
The cause OF the crime was unprovoked
jealousy on the part OF the husband.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1880.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer
chandise and passengers. G. w. Allen Co., agents
schooner G.. NJ. Brainard, Ke1nislon, New York.
light. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner l.. 4 ID. Kelly, -, Fail River, light,
Curtis 4 Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer J. b. Schuyler, Hancox, merchandise aud
messengers, Norfolk, Baltimore, aud the river Iaud-
ipgs Curtis & Parker agents.
Schooner Cakes Amei, Edmonds, New YORK, coal,
Curtis 4 Parker. ,y,. 49,,
Schooner II. +. Haven, Pearce, New YORK, coal
Curtis 4 Parker. 49, vi. go,
Ceryas Storrs agent: vessel. Curtis a Parker
Schooner Is. T.. Biggs, Quillin, jersey CITY, hes'
Curtis & Parker. ,,,,, -,
Curtis 4 Parker.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, June l0-Arrived: A'sati9. Ar
rived out: Anna, Southern. Chief Magnus. Home
ward hound: sesrl. Dlbroyacki, for Pensacola.
CARGO THROWN OVERHEARD.
roynoS. June l0.-The bark Andreas, Dtdeda
kan. from savannah. has been aground at Libdn
and jetis0ned part Of her cargo.
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Roat.Race on the Patapsco.

BALTIMORE, June 10.-The four.oared-
shell race came off this evening on the Pa
tapsco between the crews OF the Ariel and
PHirondele Clubs OF this city and the Yes
per Club of Philadelphia; distance one
mile and return. The race was won by
PHirondelle crew in 1903; the Vesper Sc
cond, 1922; and Ariel last, 13:47. The
race was witnessed by large concourse OF
people.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JUNE e.-Amerfcdn Pig.-The market shows
little or no inn Ortant Improvement In demand, and
the transactions made up OF small lots. Holders are
inclined to be somewhat steadisr IN their views
more particu srly the large companies. Scotch pig
Is held about as last week; fair number Of small
ofs are taken. Rails are In fairly active demand.
Wrought scrap rs sill depressed on the large stocks
No. American pig ranges all the way from $22 TO
S27: No. 2 nc $22d25: and forge al ~ La a23, the
higher prices representing views or The leading com
panies; scotch pig at t2l@s2 80 FOR Glenear.
mock; s23@s24 for CoItness; $21Ms2i 90 for
Gartscheirie; Carpbroe at 42I; aud sl9@s20 for
Eeinton. English steel rails are quoted az S64m
500, ard American steel at s65Ms67 AT mills
old rails AT s25 for ''T,, ana s26 for Il. h-Jour.
N of
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds, 75d Soc;
Virginia hne and extra fig, 75dSOc.; Virginia INT
6-,nch and l2-inch twist, 60@65c.: Virginia me-
dunn e-inch aud l2.inch twist, 46s4sc; Virginia
medium los and les, 46@4sc.; Virginia medium
pinch pounds. 45@50c.; Virginia common IL
inch pounds, 40@45c.;Virginia good bright l-inch
35c.: Virginia common ll-nch. 32G33c.: Viz.
s1n,a mahogany apd bright navy, IS and As. "A
G45c.; Virginia black navy, IS and As, 42@47e.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
virginia fine smoking s1.20@*125; Virginia
assorted, 45@60c.; North Carolina and others, 46
660c. ron,cco
Fine bright SIS, 62@57c; fine bright, 3's. AS; ana
Ms. 46G47c.: mahogany l6.oz. Ms, 45@46c.,
mahogany double thick SIS. 46@47c.: mahogany
single thick IS. 46q47c.. &c. and 1Oc. plugs and
fancy styles. 4s@50c.; bright 1904 fos. 46@47c;;
bright double thick 6's. 46@4Sc.; bright single
thicE as. 4864sc.: bright SC. and Toe. plugs and
fancy STYLES 5O652c.: plain wrapper, l3-, %, and
I6-oz,. l0c.: plain. small work, 42c.; second grades
MS, US, and Us, 4O@42c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
second grades, ibs.. Us. and &'s. 40a4lc.; miSeo
Mug smoking, Sac; stem smoking, In paper 2ec.'
rni and dry smoking. 22@30c.; bright and granu'
lated KS Is, and as. 27@3Oc.; bright and granu;
lated In bags 29G75c.; pipe smoking, IN paper 2e
observation-disclosures
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Derby, South Carolina, SD; Lewis j.
Clarke, Alabama, 50th; Joseph s. Browr,,
Tennessee. 6sth Hugh Redman, Kentucky,
|otst; Philip r. Ayers, at large, stoe,d LIST.
Cadet Engineers. L. Wood, Virginia,
7th; w. s. Smith, Virginia, 17ti; A. w.
Stohl, New York. was lat.
Cadets Ayers and Stohl divide the first
honors.
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Business Troubles.

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY TO WITHDRAW
FROM RAILROAD.
ST. LOUIS, June 10.-The Southern En-
press Company has been served with no.
lice that they will be required to withdraw
from the Memphis and Little Rock railroad
on the 14th, the railroad having decided to
do its own eXpTrsS businese.
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The Illinois Democracy.
MEETING OF THE STATE CONVENTION AT
cppINCEIEI liz

SPRINGFIELD, June 10.-The Democratic
State Convention was organized this morn
ing by the election OF Hon. Samuel 6. Mar
shall, OF Hamilton county, as temporary
chairman.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull, being called,
made speech, in which he said that no
matter what objections may be made to the
Republican presidential nominees they will
command the votes OF the Republican
party, and the Democracy has the Republic
can party and not its nominees to beat.
After the appointment OF the usual COM
mittees the Convention took recess.
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DELIGHTFUL BOOKS.

DELIGHTFUL BOOKS.
TAKE THEM TO THE COUNTRY.
SISTER DORA. A Biography. SI.25; ,ropn
FUMES OF CATHARINE AND CRANFORD
NE TAFT. Wife and Son OF the Archbishop Of Cam
sEEKPRS AFTER GOD. BY Rev. DIR. Farrar.
MERoRfIiALs OF A QUIET LIFE. BY A. J. c.
Hare. %. .,c or ..pv CO.
Personal RECOLLECTiONS OF MAXI so-
MA ssTnEnRnP'ihECnEs Of ENGLISH LITERATURE.
BY William swinton. 800; The ates. 1ss a"d
The SEASIDE LIBRARY, with other new aho
popuar works. WOODHOUsE PARhAM'
les
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JUNE 9.-Prces this week ranged as follows:
Beef CdttLe.-Very best, 5Gl5kc.: good, 4kd4xc
medium or good fair quality, 3N044 4; rough oxen,
thin steers. &C., 2&m34c. p b.. gross.
Hogs.-Very best, 6@ exc; common grades, &C.,
5kss54c. y H., net.
Sheep.-Very best, 4c. common grades, 3@3sc.
r ID. gross.
LOmbs-3kM5kc. 2 d., gross.
VeGls-s2.50msS = head
Mich CODS.-92O@&40 q head.
About lao head of beef cattle 275 hogs, and
800 sheep and lambs on the market. Very few cat
tie sold at 5sc.: some shipped to Other markets.
light supply of hogs this week, and they advanced
4c., aud are tOerably firm. sheep and lambs are
dull no demand for common grades OF sheep.
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T INEN SHEETlNG,
DOwN WITH HIGH PRICES.
SWEEPING REDUCTION IN ALL GOODS.

SWELLING REDUClioN IN ALL oOoDc.
As I atm determined TO close out the entire stock
will for the next thirty DAYS offer goods az ex-
iremeIy low prices. | win mention few-of nay
prices:
Fine WHITE CAMBRICS at l0c.;
Best LAWNS at l0c;
Fine DRESS GOODS at &c.;
OSTRICH. FEATHERS At 25c. bunch;
splendid line Of SUMMER HATS at your own
prices; .
A nice assortment OF GINGHAMS at &C.;
Best makes Of CALICOES at lowest prices;
PIQUE BoNNETS at 12e.;
Fancy CUFFS and COLLARS at Toe. set:
splendid assortment OF NECk-RUFFLlNG
Fine ri Isle : sEEsS Gloves at loc:
LADItS' HOSE, slightly damaged, at DC. pair;
4 splendid lot Of HAND and CUsTOM.MADE
SHOES FOR men. ladi, 5, aud children, which wi
be closed out very cheap;
LADIES' SUITS. ready made. at $3.50;
Also, hne line of CLOTHING, some OF the les
ever brought TO Richmond, to be sold very cheap
Call early 10 purchase your bargains At tile
BALTIMORE AUCTIOS-HOUSE,
16 cas-, Broad street.
}. ROSE, agent for ). Goldenburg.
my 1S-N,W&Flm
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JrNE s.-There is little doing in Kentucky lear,
nrices for which are unchanged Seed moves
mi rather more freely 10 the home trace and prices
steady. Virginia leaf is fairly active Inc quota
tions are for Virginia leaf: Bright wrappers conl
Ave: fine TO extra fine, 50@75c.: smokers, 100
Csc; dapple wrappers, l6@2oe.; Jugs; common NOR
amman To good. bose; good 10 fine, SG1lOc;
fine extra, 10Gl3c., aud black wrappers, lZ@loc'
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o,,,c.ao tUMBER MARKET.

JUNE Tine cargo msrte. was au nseysse,ed the
and steady. The cuans sanrs uSht offerings The
sarross here were solo eariy-sbo.s slsnt ~ Z. ,he
the irces ruling late last week o,ese s,S 75@
Isnre OF eS ar,,on inch, 90 bo@ti o; green mse,
una nm, tSi0.50@1iS60; greea good inep' s'1~A''
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June 10, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 28 bushels. Red, 500 bushels
CORN White, 246 bushels.
MEAL.-l24 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-16 bushels-re exhibited.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 90 bushels fair at sl.1S. Red,
552 bushels prime mixed Mt 1928; 20 bushels
yeiy good Fullz at sl.2c-totsl, 572 bushels.
CORN White. 246 bushels prime at 5Sc.
MEAL.-24 bushels at 62Kc 80 bushels unbolted
at 60c.-tOtal, "a bushels.
BLACK PRAs-l6 bushels very good at SIC.
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OrSICE or THg CITY AUDIT0R,I
RICHMOND, VA, May 4, 1850.
DYEING AND sCOURING.

DYEING, SECURING, AND CLAN
LING EsTABl,isnMIsNT 1TrTl sSsp arn FAN
uAi.L'-Mr. i. LiNNEMANS informs bis fiends,
former patrons aud The general public, ihst ne ns,
reopened at the above place where nc wv IN
GLOVES aud fEATHERs xspesialty: TnS well.
fnown French dyer, Mons. EMIL SObL9T' if0n'
Paris. Is In his employment. give hsni can
an x-e0d3m
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Nat,onn, Greenbaek Convention.

CONFUSION AND DIsoRDER--DENIs KEARSEy
AS A PsAcEPREsERvER.
CHICAGO, June TO- The National Green.
back Convention re&ssembled at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The Committee on Credentials made re.
port recommending the admission OF 1S7
delegates from the HoytPomeroy wing OF
the party.
There was, however, a dissenting minori-
~ report, and a hot debate ensued on a
motion to substitute the minority for the
majority report.
1t finally ended in great confusion and
disorder, and Denis Kearney was appoint
ed special sergeant-at-arms to assist In
keeping the Convention quiet. Kearney
took his coat Off and stationed himself in
one Of the aisles TO preserve order.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET. rss

JUNE 6. Peanuts are held firm and trade m de-
rate. Prices sre for Virginia 4l@5c. for prime
sac. for extra prime; 5as@5kc. for fancy. and Oh
G6c. for hand plcked.-JOurRGl Of Commerce.
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NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET

JUNE s.-Sicily quoted at as fol best brands.
and &306s4O for low grades Virginia at $3.50
"a t6Q-JOurndL Of Commerce.
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Exports for the week. sos 5sii . az s5,sss
E 1p FROM Jan. ! ...27,92e 1876 2'so7'sl7
.SNNfo.,. 80 an a lime last
GENERAL MARKETS.
naeAnSruFF MARKET.

JuSE 9.-The market to-day for Grain IS sna s,s
srns,' and prices show q slight advance; Flour
holds arm a quotations The reee,Pspa rs.
sn,, an ~ corn are better. and 1880 bushels
we're offered aud sold At SEE No rye or ps re-
poreu. S se,ssr' I'VE ouote butter al l2D l4c., ana
e esrs n ii@isc. Other articles unchanged ID
rfffe.
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ROCKS. sTATIONERY. &c.

VIRGINIA ACTS OF ASSEMBLY,
ls79.'s9. Price, sL.75, or by mail $3.50;
GRATTAN'S VIRGINIA REPORTS, VOL. 81
Price, So, or $500 by mall
Ann NEW LAW BOOKS and large stock or
STANDARD LEGAL WORKS are for sale on The
hest terms. j.. w. RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
A.. d-dRw
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flour.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

ZINE, s4Ms4.5O: extra, 1915: sGpernne, $3.50
ass; common family, s6@s6.25.
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CITY TAXES.
OvvIcs or CITY CoILECrox,l
RICHMOND, vA.,Jure g. 1880.

OvpIcE or CRY CoILECr0x,l
RICHMOND, VA, Jure 3. 1880.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i between the hours 81 Q O'Clock a. n sn1 az, 9
O'Clock z. n. from the 18TH g ibe SOth ~ SUNs
nsss"n cbsrrsd With CRY TAXES The wno'e @
cnt-nsif OF the snoaa, OF tar charged. TIN rnk
cENTIyN viii be added 10 The amount Of ox
hs, sd IN every ease wneEe the party nseeseed
shsm f1u 70 pey the whole OF ons bali Wins sns
time - ltuitsds ~..~s~
bIis "a ,Ay Win please send nsts ~ that their san
may be y often tozsther. .,.-..,.s,. raras
Property he'd In trust ase 9 70 srusssS,
H6-tJeS0 A. u. WVopSVS, S''ss"''
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BALTIMORE, June l0.-Virginia SIS, old, 20
deferred, 6x consols, 594 second series, 221
past due coupons. 94x asked new 10-40's, Al
1910 coupons, 9S. Bid to day.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June 10.-Eosn.-Stocks stiong.
Money on call, 3@3a per cent. Exchange-Long,
ze6s; short. 1894. State bonds dull Govern
ments firmer.
Bventng.--Money, 3@3k per cent. Exchange
1864. Governments STEADY; new Sc, 1881; Al
per cents, 1904; per cents, 10eh. States noml.
nal.
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Having established a

Having established
cANNINs.FACTORY AND PACKING-H0UsE
in the city of Richmond in the large and we,'-
.dan,ea buildings on Wall street between Franklin
. ma Rroad streets, adjoining Pembertons tobacco
factory fen,rance or Franklin street, VIII De pre-
pared on and after JULY lsr 10 receive all
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
that may be offered n good s9d suitable 1 Is ma p
Am ri,,e. sound goods None but Hrst.ciass kovus
are wanted or viii be received for the new Woop-
WILLIE brand Of canned goods, nxvsa
Apnis az factory. SVhN 10 4. ain
(,TORGE FLANK, Manager yV~~
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

lures closed steady: sales, $4,000 bales; June,
81. 62@sll.63; July. tlL70@tl1.71; August
sll.s0; September, Sll.27@Sll Las; October
S10S3dsl0.S4 November, Sl0.6S@Sl0 so
December, sl0.6s@tl0.69; January, sl0.77@
$40 10
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Including one at Lynchburg.
TO coNDsMS MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA LANDS.
The Senate to-day passed Joint rcsclu.
ton which directs the Attorney. General to
take such steps as may be necessary for the
condemnation Of the land upon which the
dam across the Maryland channel Of the
Potomac at the Great Falls rests, and
such other lands as the engineer 10
charge OF the aQueduct may report
to him as necessary for the extension
OF the dam across Conn's island 10 the vir.
ginia shore. And that he investigate and
report to Congress whether the United
States Is legally liable to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company for repairs OF any
OF the dams OF said company, or legally liza.
bile 10 said canal company on any other ac-
count by reason Of the construction OF the
aqueduct and the dam at Great Falls.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Speaker Randall was at the Senate to-day
and had pleasant talk with Senator Blaine.
The House again to-day refused TO take
up the tariff bill.
General Beale goes to New York Monday
to testify In the Warren case.
Secretary Ramsey and General Sherman
have gone to West Point, and Secretary
Thompson to Annapolis, to attend the CON-
mencements OF those institutions.
Senators Mcdonald and VOORHEES, were at
the White House to-day.
The Government to-day purchased no.
900 ounces Of silver.
Alorzo A. Church has been made assist
ant librarian OF the Senate.
The delegates from the District and the
Territories 10 Cincinnati met here to-day
and agreed upon an application to the Con-
yention 10 admit them TO full membership.
Senator Don Cameron, report says, has
refused the craftsmanship Of the National
Republican Committee. He is done.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports BY telegraph to the Dis.
patch.l
APPROPRIATIONS FOR VIRGINIA RIVERS.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The following
are the appropriations for the improve
ment OF rivers in Virginia 10 the
river and harbor bill as it passed
both houses to-day: Appomattox, $780,.
600; Blackwater, $500; Chickabominy,
$1,000; James, $4,000; New river from
the mouth OF Wilson 10 the mouth OF the
Greenbrier river, $4,000; Nomoni creek.
$1,000; North Landing and North Carolina,
$4,000; Rappahannock, S25, 900; StauntOn,
$4,000; Urbana creek, $4,000; Totusky,
$4,000; York, 100000; and Pamunkey,
$4,000.
THE sUSDRY CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL.
| WASHINGTON, June 10.-The sundry civil
appropriation bill passed the Senate to-day,
and now goes to the President for his sigma
ture. IL contains, among Others. the fol-
lowing items OF appropriation, rhich have
been added since the bill was reported TO
the House from the Appropriations Com
mittee: For construction Of lighthouse at
Cape Henry, s25,0O0; for repairs to the
Government quarters at Fortress Monroe,
$4,000.
| NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-The President
sent to the Senate to-day the nominations OF
John +. Hartranft, to be collector OF Gus
toms at philadelphia Louis Thompson,
collector OF customs for Delaware; Virgil
d. Stockbridge, assistant commissioner OF
patents; Robert 6. DysenfoIth, examiner
in-chief Of the Patert-Office.
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KENTUCKY LEAF.

u,ayfnrfur,f TObdccO.-Back work, common
.nd medium in bond, I26Dl5c. good and 6ne, In
b bond. ie@ isc bright work. common aud me- q;
Sium. in bond, 1901 &C.; good and hne, In oond' ~
@35c. O,her crude. Mani
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-11
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
V,HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANl
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE Us,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We ofNr for sale limited number OF the abo'e'oe-
scribed BONDS at sos and intcreft, the company re-
serving the right 10 advance the price from time 10
time without notice.
We recommend the bonds as good and safe Sc
curity.
TIE bonds may also be had from any OF the oihe
stock.brokers in the city of Richmond.
DAVENPORT CO.,
my IL otoSA-p'oN''o'
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rRUIT.PACKING AND CANNING

FRUIT.PAChIN0 N ~ - - |. y -
MOTH e.
TO FRUIT GROWERS AND TRUCKERS.
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Tsds: Black. 55c.6s1.-the list 4 PRIME artiss
,sr.,rs aii eil0@sl.6o; empower, elA60l.7t