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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1880.

ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker New fors,
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Amen * 70,
Schooner Charles Moore, Robinson, Boston, Ice
o. schooner Elizabeth Waite, Lear, Philadelphia,
Schooner Amelia Hearn, Phillips, Philadelphia.
nig.iron old Dominion Iron I'd Nall Works.
Schooner salagiwa. Zuluf, New fork' m.f'han-
Schooner stephen Morris, Du'ch, New York, light
Curtis & Parker. o, nh,
schooner Cora Van Glder, Sttlusn' fhhaHel'
scbooacr Cae0 :. Ridfeway, TovGseBd, New
YORK. railroad Iron. -, -, Ill.,,
schooner III. L. baVens, IeTce' NV iV4A' ''"''
schooner Hannah ehubert. King New York,
light Cnesa peake and ohio railroad.
Schooner Eugene Borda. osborn, New York, bay,
g. L. Todd: iron. Chessptakc and OHIO rtiiio;d
Schooner William H. Bailey, Bailey Ne" york.
light Chesa peske and Ohio railroad .
schooner Lena NJ. Cottnzham, Oliten, tew ! otk,
hay, Atkinson & Temple; iron, CHESAPEAKE ana
ONO railroad .,.,.,. No.. yo,t ,,er
Schooner Lucy Jones, harlh'-eh' ~" VIM "''
'' schoonsr john H. Rapp, Cole, New Yos, phos-
Schooner Cakes Ames, tcmuuds' fh"~1.ip"'''
Brig Gesina, Boston, light, 20 load -four, Dunlop
Schooner Benjimia t. Beg, QglllIae, Philadel'
phia, pig-irOn, Old Dominion Iron and Nan Wotkt
schooner Casper Hen, owens, &c" Ioih' ps'
iron. old Dominion Iron and Nal Works
Schooner John n. Parker, Phillips New York,
M rcha ndise Curtis n Parker
schooner Commerce, Aull, Baltimore, mefehan-
disc 10 master.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, orfok, United States
mail, merchandise, AMI passengers, L. b. Iaisn'
agent. 49, A., I'D,
Steamer j. b. SCHUYLER, Hancox, meTehandise and
nasse gers MOI folk, BanOke, aud the river iahd-
ings. ,.. .,.,...,,,h coal
Schooner Walter Jones, Shirley, Soifo.k, mer'
ehandise, CurIie & Co.
ENTERTD
British brig Bride. FIaake, New York, 10 BALLAST
Ia load -four for Brazil.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


CONGRESSIONAL NEWS AND NoTEs-sHoCK-
ING MURDER OF TWO LADIES NEAR HART
FoRD-sTEAMER GOLDEN EAGLE BURNED
ON THE OHIO RIVER; A RICHMOND IN.
sURANCE COMPANY sUsTAINs A Loss
GENERAL GIBsoN NOMINATED FOR CON.
GREss FROM LoUIsIANA-THE GERMAN
CHuRCH.BILL-YOU RoCHEFoRT
STRUCK WITH A sABRE-THR POLICE
QUESTION IN PARrs-BIsMARCK IRRITA.
TED-FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN
CANADA-liOTEL BURNED AT MON
TREAL.
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At Wytbeyille the result of the election

At Wytbeville the result Of the election
is that three OF the old Board are retained
Colonel Il. j. Boyd, A. S. Halter, and L. j.
Newman-and the new Board now stands
composed, including these three, OF Gene
la James A. Walker, General William
Terry, Il. S. Trinkle, K. c. Deuel., w. III.
Neigbbors, Charles A. Ewald, and Dr. V.
C. HUI. General Walker led the next high.
est man on the ticket by two votes. The
names OF twenty-six negro voters were
taken down for Illegal voting. The parties
ignorantIy swore that they had paid their
taxes, when it is ascertained from the trea-
surer that they had not.
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BURNING Of a steamer and Loss Of Life

CINCINNATI, May 3l.-The steamer Golden
Eagle was burned to the waters edge at
Martins Landing, about forty miles above
Alton, at 2 O'Clock this morning. Three
passengers are missing, and it Is supposed
they are lost. The steamer was the property
OF the Keokuk Northern Packet Company.
ST. LOUIS, May 3l.-The fire on the steam
boat Golden Eagle was caused by the ex-
ploslon OF kerosene lamp on the boiler
deck. The boat was valued at $50, 600. and
was insured in various companies, among
them the Merchants and Mechanics, OF Vir-
oinia.
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Sale of the Carolina Central Railroad.

WILMINGTON, N. C., May 3l.-The Caro-
lima Ceatral railroad, extending from VIII
mington to Shelby, n. c., with all its pro-
perry, rights, and franchises, was sold here
to-day at auction, under decree OF fore
closure. for sl,2O0,000. L. o. French, A.
V. Graves, d. r. Murchison, J. S. Whed-
bee, and A. V. Stout, committee repre-
seniing the first-mortgage bondholders,
were the purchasers.
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ROANOKE.
wHEAT-FIELD SET on FIRE-MUNICIPAL ELEC-
TON.

TON.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Disbatch.l
MAY rs, 1880.
The wheat-feld of Henry Trout, Esq,
which adions Big Lick, was set on fire yes
terday by sparks from q passing train. 1t
burned over considerable surface before
the flames could be extinguished. Fortu-
nately the municipal election was in pro-
gress, and number Of persons fastened to
the field and fought the fire; but for this
the unripe wheat would all have burnt up.
Captain Marshall Wade was elected mayor
Of Big Lick, bnd Conservative Council.
ROANOKE.
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Decision I'm a Louisiana Bond Case.

New ORLEANS, May 31.-The Supreme
Court to-day rendered decision IN the
case OF Lucas K. Moore Us. The City OF New
Orleans, in which tae legality OF the pre-
mium.bond act is affirmed.
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DYEING AND SECURING.

DYEING, SECURING, AND CLEAN
LING ESTABLISHMENT, AT 1928 FRANK
HALL-Mr, L. LINNEMANN informs his friends,
former patrons and the general public, that he has
at the above place, where he will be pleased
TO serve them. DYING aud CLEANING KID
GLOVES and FEATHERS a specially. The we'll
known French dyer, Mons. EMIL NOBLOT, IRON
Paris, Is in his employment Give him can.
ap 2-eod3m
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MAY 3l.-Flour quiet; Howard
Street and western super6ne. 1925; extra $40
en- %1sy .si1S 25Mso s m sS' seS
1913; Flo brands. sea So 20; Patspsco Ilmly /;
$40. Wheat-Souihern dun we,.ern str.h ava
noily Al 30: No. 2 western winter red. spot and
Nav, SI.34@Sl 344; June. I ,24@tl.2lA Jnly,
August 4 |. 0a@ Fill - pteo-
Der. 81. G9@tilOx. corn Southern steady wet
ern spot steady futures easy southern white 56hep
57c.; yellow nOminaly SAC. Oats hrm and qniet !;
southern, 44@45c western whte and rsnnii asaa
All 75. RuIk-meats--L' Ose shoulders and clear
rib.sides no offerings packed AZ aud &c. Bacon
Zoe. Lard, Sc. Coffee firm: Rio careoss ordinary
to prime l3aAl5kc. Sugar firm; A" soit, 0he.
Whisky firm and higher at 81 ll@sl.ll1.
fre'ghtS ou'l' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 3l.-Flour Gull aud changed.
Wheat easier: No. red winter, Sl.l3. Corn
I peaS firm M ana unchanred Lard dull al 90 40
Bulk-meaLs quiet and firm; shoulders "a o; ribs,
$3.50 B1es1 quiet and unchanged We Ssy
Orleans IL SIC. Hogs active and 6rm common,
Ss@s3 SIS; sght s3.9U@s4.l6; packing, $4,000
A 90; butcher, s4.20@s4.3O.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 81 Flour steady choice to
demand at 42Kd43c. Oa,s steady and frm AZ 36tc.
Pork steady aud in good demand at 81 las / |. 20.
I ard I'm good demand NJ ~. Bulk-mfatS qhlet,
shoulders $40; ribs and sides. S6.S7x; Bacon
in fair demand; shoulders, sa:76; RIBS, s6.o5 {;
hams, sugar-cured, 91a@ l0&c. Whisky. 81 90.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nav 31.-Fl0ur duh and unchanged.
Wheat ouened lower, but advanced: generally uB-
settled: No 2 red fall. rl.05kdsl 061a cash,
II .06Ib May. sl09]s6ltl .09h July No. rcd fall,
Al 90 Corn acilye and lower; 35@3O4c. cash,
35Sc. NAV, 33s@334c. July. Oats eull BIC.
cash. 3lb@3lAc. May. VIII. key steady at Sl.0S.
pork dull al S1O.25. Lard nominal. Eus.Ineals
nominaI: 81 ouIders. 1920 Bacon .teady; sh0uI-
ders, "a so; RIBS, IS SO.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 3l.-Flour dull and nominal
What active. lower, and unsettled; No. Chicago
snring. Sl.134GSl.14 cash, 973M9Sc. July; No.
q Chicago spring, SIC. Corn In fair demand, lower.
and unsettled No. z. 37hc cash and May, 35Ac.
hid JuIy Oats In good demand, lower, aud unset
lied: 83H034c cash. 30sc. June. Pork steady and
in fair demand at $l0.050flO.l0. Lard active
and lower al s6.36d s6.371. balk. meats-Shoui-
ders "a rs ribs. t6.40; sides, ~ so. WLiskey IN
fair demand at slOs.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 3l.-Beef-cattIe slow and
prices OF; very best, 5G 64c. nrst quality, 4h03e.
medium. 3ka4c.: ordinary. 24@34c; most sales
at AI@54s.; receipts, 1866 head sales, ,Oo2
mead swine Ia fair supply and moderate demand AT
6H4l6kc.: receiDts, $40 head The receipts VI
sheen and lambs were $500 head, quotations.
,heep 3@5xc.: lambs, 4kH6kc.
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Two Aged Ladies' Murdered.

HARTFORD, CONN.,, May 31.-Mrs. Maria
Arrant and Mrs. Emily Cbitzy, aged widow
ladies residing In Avon, ten miles from NIL
ford, were found murdered last night. No
particulars yet received.
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BY Telegraph

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May l.-Noen.-To-day oehg
decoration. day no noon financial Is sent.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 3l.-Virginia 6's, old. 20
asked: deferred, 81 cOnsos, 5s1; past Cue c)u-
pons. 93k new 1O-40's, 4l&; 10 4O's, coupons
QS RID IN day
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Dangers of the Rail.

FREIGHT TRAIN BURNED TO ASHES CASUAL
TIES.
SIMIcAL, ONTARIO, May 3l.-Owing to a
misplaced switch, freight train on the
Great Western road ran of the track near
this place. The engine and twelve cars
rolled down q twenty-foot embankment,
caught fire, and were burned to ashes. The
engineer was killed and burned almost to a
cinder, and two others were injured.
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PIrrsBuRaH, Pa. May 3i.-The Goss-
Ryan prize-fgbt will take place at daylight
..o'morrow at or near Golfers station, West
Va "
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MONTREAL, May 3l.-The Springfield Ho-
tel. on Cathedral street, was destroyed by
fire last night. Seven persons were seriously
iDiured--two fatally.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 3l.-General II. L..
1loson was renominated for Congress by
tue Democrats Of the First district.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
ED. ID. PRICE. W. Is. COURTNEY.
ID MOV AL.
COURTNEY & PRICE,
sos EAST BROAD STREET.
At the above stand we shall continue TO offer
UNPRECEDENTFD BARGAINS.
NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
DRESS GOODS
ATFIFIY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
Fine WHITE FABRICS in Mazalia, Nainsook, Or
CANDY. Linen de Dacca, without regard to orisi-
uag na cent line Of GENTLEMeN'S AND LA.
DIES GAUZE UNDERWEAR at greatest sac
yIcT9RiA 2-sTTToS K kIPs a. s1;,.
HARRIs'S SEAMLESS 2-BUTTON KIDS at
HARR aYIS's SEAMLESS s-BUTToN KIDS at
sl.75;
OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD.
FINEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED
FOR SECURING DESIRABLE GOODS
At A SACRIFICE.
The following gentlemen will be pleased to thsi
ED. d. PRICE, w. r. COURTNEY,
SHAnTEs TAn1wrIL' y y. ii, T FAnTEH'
WILLIAM hlhB1s VI. iSs w iLLic,
nv 15-eod COURTNEY & PRICE.
NEW AND HANDSOME FANCY
~ PARAsOLs JUST RECEIVED AT
l.. HELD 4 SONS.
Beautiful SILK HAH4 XII &C. nsl Sa At
BLACK q RoS.GRkIN SILK at IS, rs, 90c., and
81, worth rs, 9Oc., sl.lO. and 1925;
Am e Excellent sPo0N-BUsK CORSET at5oe. worth
Our e G1ySiLAuNDRlED SHIFTS, linen bosom and
VICTORIA LAWNS at l2hc. worth 1885,; at
l6Ac. worth 25c.;
Another supply of our ~ KID GLOVES just re-
Our SOC. BLACK CASHMERE is the best ever ex-
hibitcd In the city at the price; don't fail to
See our new CAMBRICs, LAWNS, and MADRAS
Lrs fiNfhaEHsDj GLOVES at loe. at cows
nv seed GIL Broad street.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS AND
II GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
No. 800 BROAD STREET.
All the latest novelties in FOREIGN and DOMES-
MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL.W00L
BUNIlNGs, LACE BuNTlNGS' BRocADEs'
srL ks : siRTiNs, PEKrN STRIPES, and BRO
u, sAK GGIREShpIsEs, TAMIsE, CAsHMEREs
HENRIETTA aud MONTE CLOTHS;
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, figured and palm
VICTORIA LAWNS, LlNON D'DACCO, flQUbS'
TABLE-DAMAsKS, NAPKINS, etc.;
PARASOLs-a full aud complete line; ,,
LANGUEDOC, POINT UEsPRdT, and TOR;
Trimmings sp. cialiy: LACE MIITS full
hne-alI the new shades LACE-rQP BERLIN
aud KID GLOVES; LADIES' and GENIIE-
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRlLLs'
CAssIMERES, etc.; LACE sCARFs, FICHus'
and RUCHlNG. my 10
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CrOR NEW YORK.--The Ola <cfTEs
Z gsnistoa stssTsaaig eoSr1 gssIn
win sai TUESDAY, June 1sf. At 10 O'Clock A. ~
weight revived until o'clock 4. ~.
Through bills Of lsding signed and e2s0 =
warded with dispatch 10 all points noftks oo9SA
east, and west; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unearp9seeds
Cabin fsre 70 New York, GA. s>eessse.eS ~
ior freight or passage apply 70
g. w. nLEN = CO., AReusa<
my 3l-2t Company's Wharf. kocks1es
PArRoSIzE rHE Eeur n,,r.S
PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER IN
DUCEU.
OLD-POINT SEASON OPENED.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's JAMES
RIVER LINE.
25c., RICHMOND TO OLD POINT.
25c, RICHMOND TO wAY-LANDINGs.
Csc, RICHMOND TO NORFOLK.
81, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
The fast and elegant iron UNITED States naiiD
steamer ARIEL, Captain z. q. OXFORD, leaves
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May 81, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Red, 1872 bushels.
CORN White, 200 bushels. Mired, l1S, bu'h-
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, | 2 bushels common AZ 81 10.
CORN White. 200 bushels prime at 0ee Aited'
10 bushels prime al SIC
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HON..
BALTIMORE.

Pine. s4Ns45O: superAne, f5@t525 'tts,
s6 common iAmiiy, 1925; tancy oI@ns s1@
1870
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
BOOK. BINDING, &c.

BOOK BINDING, &c.
UTOODHOUSE Il PARH AN BIND
w BOOKS, PERIODICALS, MUSIC,
PAPERS;
PUT UP PAMPHLETS. RULE PAPER,
AND
MANUFACTCRE BLANK.B0OKs,
10 any desired pattern.
THEIR PAPER.Box FACTORY
Is ia foil operation.
All work entrusted 10 them will be faithfully and
promptly doLe. myzo
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, Aay 81 l6oO
sALEs.--300 Virginia consoIs sold at So; 400
southside Railroad second mortgage e's so'dase7s F;
1000 G., G. and A. Railroad second mortgage -
sold at e4k; and 10 shares OF Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad stock cold at 70.
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steamer AhlEL, Captain Il. Z. tlFfoHos ieasSs
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY
AT A. 81.
for regular landings on James river. ord Point
Norfolk, and Portsmouth, making sure conncc-
ton at Old Point with the splendid Bay-Iine
steamers VIRGINIA. CAROLINA. and FLORIDA
tmore, arriving there the Following morning earlier
than any other steamer eta Old Point, and In flil
time for early trains to Philadelphia, New York, aud
Boston.
Passengers for Baltimore by this line have several
hou, at Old Point.
Passenger rates on and after MAY 81. 1850,
Richmond to way-hndings every NOM
Richmond to Norfolk every M0NDxY...... IS
Richmona TO Old Point every MONDAy..... 20
Richmond to Baltimore every Monday. i 90
Richmond 10 Baltimore all other trIps....... so
Richmond 10 way landings all other trps...- 80
Way landings TO Baltimore any irp.......... 90
Tickets 10 the aboye-named points. and also to
Philadelphia. New York, and Boston. on sale At
GARBER'S. s26 Main street, and on board steamer
ARIEL. Baggage checked through.
MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONA
Engagements can be made now by churches. sorie-
ties, &C. for MOONLIGHT and DAY tXCUR-
the splendid new steamer CITY OF RIChMONU.
now building for this route, AT LOWEST RATES.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, ID. c., Newberne, Washington. ana
| Tarboro', n. G.. and all points In Eastern North
Cardinal also. for Eastern shore OF Virginia, Hamp-
ton. Old Point, and all regular landings on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills ~.
sued. l.. Is. TA1UN,
nv teutefsk
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my 3-3rn
RICHMOND, YORK RIyERsaTI i

DICHMOND, YORK RIVERS,TM,
hand CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD. 'Ssskzss ~
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPOKTA.
TION COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond iva
an Boston, Providence. and all New England cite2,
steamers leave WEST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nj ~ noon con-
lecting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive At " EST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston MA Boston and
Providence Railroad Uid West Point. Va.
n. +. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
Y. ID. GRONER. General Agent. ap3
DHILADELPHIA, RICH fkKA
J. MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-Sx&8
NIP LISE.-FOK PHILADELPHIA, fAIIs
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RiYEE
THREE TINES A WEEK.-uptil further no.
tie the steamers OF this lise will make trI-yeekS
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richnoa6
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. aud SUNDAY, con-
Meeting az Philadelphia With Clyde's New Engiaac
QUICK TIMENfREoCEST DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ltii O'Clock p. N.
JAuES w. MCCAKRiCK,
General Sou' ern Agent, Rchm0yd, Va.
WILLIAM Y. CLYDE 4 CO..
General Managers,
nO23 Nc 70 South Wh2rVes. Puia .ishis.
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NOTICE OF DIsSOLUTlON.-Ibe n!m
~ NJ sCtif. FISCHER 4 ROCKWELL was dis-
solved on The sOh Fay OF April, 1850, BY the death
Of Otway Y. Brockweli. All persons having claims
AGAINST The nrm are requested 10 present ihem "
the undersigned, a. his place OF eas'n.ss, NO. q
north Seventeenth street. a,,,,, .,.c,,,,
my 22. 2aw2ws
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The German Church BIZ.

A Berlin dispatch TO the Standard says /:
The two days discussions in the lower
house OF the Prussian Diet on the Chuych
bill clearly brought out two fscts-namely,
that every single section desires settle
ment OF the culturkampf, and also that not
one OF them entirely approves OF the bill in
M nrnsenf form
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" COMPANY. sssASeeH'
FOR NEW YORK,

This company viii dispatch one OF their speuSlS
;tsamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, NAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, aud RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, AMI SUNDAY zx
high water.
These sbpe are entirely new. and were built ex-
They kyye splendid saloons, sate-rooms, and oss,s
co0ins.
The fare, accommodation ard stten lions are an
surpassed.
ships going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot OF Beach street. Ships coming south sail froEe
Pier 40, North river, foot Of Christopher street.
freight received until O'Clock = VI. caiiy.
Freights for points beyond New YORK rorHsrdo
with dispatch, and NO charge made except actss eI-
penses Incurred.
Cabin fare 10 New York, sig stesrase, 20 srs
80.
For further information apy.y ~
GEORGE w. ALLEN q co., AsenS.
nav 10 once Compsnv's W"sfVes RockefsA
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1890 MERCHANTS fxf33ef
OPPOSITION THROUGH LINE To BALff-
MORE
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES

GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES
FOR
FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, AND BAL.
MORE.
On and after MONDAY, JUNE 7. 1880
Fare to Baltimore every MONDAY. ...,.."..s0 70
Eare 10 baltimore every THURsDAY....... 4 GO
Fare TO Norfolk and Fortress Monroe every
MONDAY and reiarping SATURDAY, each
way 10
Fare WEDNESDAYS from Norfolk to Rich
mOnd. 10
And THURSDAYS to Norfolk from Rich
mond. &c
Steamer j. Il. SCHUYLER VIII on aud after the
above date and during the season leave Rockets
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at A. NJ.
This reduction In fares being lower than ever here
tofore known, the proprietor scicits the patronage
of the people. Freigbis At greatly reduc d rates.
CURTIS & PARKER, Agents.
j. w. HANCOX. Proprietor. NY 3l-tAuT
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ANCHOR LINE Af5h
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 to $50. SrEERhGF, 500.
These steamers do not carry cattle sheep, or pigs
And every saturday.
NEW YORK 10 LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, S55 to S65. Excursions at Reduced Rates.
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All staerooms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked at lowest rates te or from any
Railroad station IN Europe or America.
Draf issued al Owest rates, payable free OF charge
throughout England. Scotland, and ireland. o.
For books OF information. plans, &c, apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, ". Y.
or GEORGE w. ALLEN co,
or j. r. GIBSON,
Southern Express Company, Richmond,
or A. w. CARRIER,
S26 Main street, Richmond.
Richmond, Va .
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The following gentlemen will be pleased tos thsr
friends:
ED. ID. PRICE, W. ~. COURTNEY,
u. A. WYNN, u. II. ROYAL
CHARLES HARTwELL, W. ii. PARKER,
WILLIAM KIRBY, VI. L WILLIS,
ED, VI. STAIARs.
nv l5-eod COURTNEY PRI'E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-01
bismarck Irritated.

LONDON, May 3I.-A Berlin dispatch TO
the Morning Post says Prince Bismarck, ir-
ritated at the prospect OF the defeat of the
Church bill, Is reported to be preparing fur
Their correspondence throwing light upon
the past negotiations with the Curia for
publication
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-01
Only n Slap with a Sabre.

A Paris dispatch 10 The Daily Telegraph
says: " A reporter who was present at the
Communist demonstration on the 23d in
slant distinctly denies that young Rochef0rt
was wounded at all, and saws he was merely
struck by the fiat Of sabre without pre-
mcditaliOn.V
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-28

that stone placed over stable door bore
the inscription 1881. al must have this
stone in my collection, cost what it nav"
thought the savaat. Calling tenant farmer
who was the proprietor the professor said to
him eagerly: "Did you not obtain this stone
rem the castle ruin on the hill yonderg" 1T
may be thatmy grandfather fetched il thence
when he built the stable" was the reply,
Inc antiquary then asked what he would
take Tor the stone "Sinee you appear to
have fancy for it," said the farmer.
give me forty guldens and / will
Onng 1t to your house." "Rather
lsrge sum-" said the professor;
but bring it to my residence and YOU shall
nave the money When in due course the
farmer brought the stone upon a truck, the
Jealous antiquary turned ii over TO refresh
his eyes with sight of lis venerable chrome.
i!ogicai inscription, not without anxiety that
u might have been damaged in its removal.
why" he exclaimed, "whRt is this? This
IS not the RIGHT stone. On the stone |
bought from you was the date 1881, while
TINS bears the very modern date 1901, which
proves that the other was exactly 700 years
older than this" ado not trouble yourself
about that" said he peasant. "The masons
you see, sir, turned the stone upside down
when they set it in the doorway You can
turn it whichever way you like, but of
course must have the money a reed upon.1
The professor, il is said, at once paid the
whole sum and gave the man present be-
sides to take away the stone and say no more
shout the matter.