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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 17.-CotOn Exchange closed.
Ic' lover. with limited EXPORT and moderate spec.
u!ative business, closing shade hrmer; ungraded
red, s1.26@*1.32. Corn-Cash shade stronger
options opened easier and closed firm and fairly ac
Tive unPraded, 5O@53Hc. Oats opened stronger
and siosed dull and weak; 44c. fer No. g.. Hops
demand. Sugar quiet and unchanged refined steady
and in mod, rate demand: standard "A" ghe.
Mola SIS steady. With moderate inquiry. Rice In
iair demand aud steady. Rosln quiet and nominal at
s1.35Msl.42k. Turpentine dull and weak at 2Sc.
Wool dull and noninally UNCHANGED: Pork weak,
om un and nominal. Lard a shade easier and in
moderate demand. Whisky nominal at sligo
S1.15. Freights 1rmer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 17.--FIour dull and shade
easier: HowardSireet and western super6ne. $3.50
@s4 extra, "a .25@$5.25: family, $1,000 6.25 /;
Oily Mills supernpe ss.50@s4; extra, $4.60@t5 {;
Wbear-Souihern quiet and lower; western lower.
closing steady; southern red, &L27@Sl2S; amber,
sI.3Oasl.32; No. Mar, land, sl.30@sl.31 No.
June, *l.22T: July. sl.l2h. Corn-Southern dull
and heavy; we;iern dull and lower; southern
ws S Vile Sa 4 Ss western 9sts f1 mKea as o
42c. Provisions steady and unchanged Pork,
81 80 for old, sl2 for new. Bulk. meats7Loo e,
7&c. Bacon-shouldsrs SIC; clear rib sides, 7tc;
hams l04@l2c. Lard, &c. Coffee dull; fair to
to prlue Rio cargoes. I4s@l54c. .Whiskey STEADY
and quiet at sl.l0h. Freights nominal.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. Nav l7.-FIour easier but no, quo
t,bIy lower Wheat easier: No 2 red winter 81 is
choice red, fl.lS. Corn easier; No. 2. 4O1c. Oats
easier: No. mixed 37c. Pork firm at slO.75.
lard steady nj seS56$6 90 Bulk-meats firm !;
should, r.. $4.25: ribs, 1850. Bacen quiet and
steadv. shouldrrs AZ ribs AZ: sides. $3.50 Whis-
Key In good demanj az 90. Hogs active and
nrm eoma a h e. 2 6n,cbers, "a s9%g4
pacAiisi 'f'|os*1fV' "u''"s'' T1'"ov"e'''V'
HUNTSVILLE
1or,svrr1r Nav i7-Flour ou,et. family
sf'2y nSIS.I ~ ~ r"rn sSIsssdv and arm. No
S White. aSS44c. Oats dull: No. white, sec. Pork
our. d. t ir sSon,dsrs a. OK. rtbs se4s.
meats pa "a e1n Bacon unsettled and GENERALLY
sIees Soo,u,ss e. Sn rihs a. Ion. sidcs a. Sn,
sugar.cured hams, s9.5O@s10.50. Whtkey steady.
At. LOtIIs.
- v..,z v,nr, Jru.,d,ow.. ,.nor
ST. LOUIS, MAY iI'.flnur dui, ana loWer fancy,
s5.12 May; family. "a 80. Wheat opened lover
and declned and improved at close No. red fall,
Sl05h@tl O6 cash SlO2s@fi:US June; No. .
red f.ll. 81. OF bid. Corn lower; 34sa34sc: cash;
33h@34c June. Oats dll A. S0tc. ", Whissey
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speedily ending the strike OF oneratives
the masters, control committee will meet fc
consider the adyIsabiliiy OF general lock
out.
Germany and the Church.
THE ULrRAMoNrAyEs RENEWING THE wAF
AGAINST BISMARCK.
LONDON. May17.-A dispatch from Berlin
to the Times says: "The Ultramontanes are
resolved TO recommence the war against
Prince Bismarck and stir up the Catholic
population against the Government. The
tirst important meeting OF Catholics has
been held ut Dortmund, province OF West
phalia. Twenty thousand persons were pre-
sent, including many noblemen and influen,
tial leaders. The meeting fully approved
the attitude OF the Centre party in the
Reichstag, and expressed the hope that the
Catholics would move In the Reichstag for
q law making ministers responsible for
their own acts. The Catholics are also to
demand the total abolition OF the May laws.
The Catholic press has undertaken a gene.
raj crusade to excite hatred and mistrust
against the Government"
MODIFYING THE FALK LAWS.
A Berlin dispatch to the Morning Post
says: emperor William has given his
assent for the draft Of measure for the in
PRODUCTION in the Prussian Diet modifying
the Falk laws"
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, May ia Paris dispatch says
in the debate in the Chamber OF Deputies
on the public-meetings bill NJ. Maigne
moved that the electoral meetings be ex-
empted from operations Of Article o.
and though opposed by Cazot it was carried
by a vote OF $50 10 POI.
A Paris dispatch says NJ. Constant, Under.
Secretary Of the Ministry of the Interior,
will succeed NJ. Lepre, who retires because
OF periodical defeats in the Chamber OF
Deputies and proceedings therein regarding
the public-mcetings bill.
A Berlin dispatch says 1t has transpired
that Bismarck accused Baron Won Rud.
thart OF conspiracy with Jews OF Ham,
burg. The Minister Immediately left Bis
marck's palace and asked for letters of re-
call, which the King OF Bavaria has not yet
granted, but the Baron will leave Berlin in
a few days.
A Berlin dispatch says: according to
the official press an imperial commission to
report on the new customs frontier at Ham
burg will advise the annexation Of Altoona
without st. PAUL.. The matter will be
finally decided by the Bundesrath Thurs
dav,v
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The Rable GauSe.
sIxTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN
BIBLE SOCIETY.

SIXTY-F0URTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN
BIBLE SOCIETY.
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE sixty fourth
anniversary OF the American Bible Society
was held at the Broadway Tabernacle yes
terday, where an audience OF over 5000
gathered. The address OF welcome was de-
livered by Bishop Kavanaugh, and response
was made by Rev. DR.. Mclean. A resume
OF the work for the past year was presented,
showing increased efficiency. Addresses
were made by Rev. b. NJ. Palmer, ID. d., Of
New Orleans; Bishop j. w. Wiley, Rev.
w. p. Newman, ID. d., and Rev. John
Scudder, missionary to India. DR.. Newman
and Rev. John Afflenbach were present as a
deputation from the General Conference in
session at Cincinnati. At night union SER
vices IN the interest OF the Society were held
in eight or ten OF the largest churches, and
addresses were delivered by speakers from
abroad.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


ANNIVERSARY OF TuE
MEXICAN BIBLE Y-fiRE IN
,or,sviiLE, Ry.-coNGREssioNAL FRO
ryrp,xes AND OTHER WASHINGTON
xorrs-A FULL REPUBLICAN, TICKET
MIR THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN NOR.
r,,K-prsTRuCTIvE FIRE IN rHILA-
nrtrulA-METHopIsT CONFERENCE AT
c,xc,SNATl-DEATH OF EX.Ml>IsTER
cu,rtrs n. LEWIS, OF ROCKINGHAM
Corxry. vA.-REDUCTIoN IN PASSENGER
p,rrs on THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN
p,uwAY-aRRMAN CATHOLIC AssocIA.
TON AT ST. t.oUIs-rnE STRIKES IN ENG
LAND; GENERAL LOCKOUT FRO
rNSrn
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FOrty.sixth COngress..SecOnd Session
WASHINGTON, May II, 1880.


The President pro tempore laid before the
Senate communication from the Secretary
OF the Treasury transmitting, in compli-
ance with q Senate resolution, copies OF
Captain John w. Whites report upon
Alaska affairs, together with papers relating
to the transfer OF jurisdiction over Alaska
| from the United States to the Treasury De-
partment. Referred.
Bills were passed removing the POI
| litical disabilities OF William b. Taliaferro
and Francis l.. Gait, OF Virginia, and 9th
ers.
MIR. Johnston reported, without recon-.
mendation, from the Committee on Agri-
culture. bill enabling the Commissioner
OF Agriculture to test the practlcabiiity Of
manufacturing sugar on large scale from
sorghum and Chinese sugar-cane. Calen-
dar.
Mr.. Bayard, from the Committee on the
judiciary, reported, with amendments, the
bill lately introduced by him regulating the
pay and appointments OF deputy mar>bals.
Placed on the calendar, and Mr.. Bayard
will ask for its consideration tomorrow.
Mr.. Vance submitted resolution direct
ing the Secretary OF the Treasury TO inform
the Senate what method is used ia subtract
ing the tare on foreign sugars imported In
boxes: whether said fare is greater or less
than the actual weight OF the boxes, aud
why. Adopted.
Mr.. Morgan announced that on Thurs
day he will ask for the consideration OF bis
resolution adopting a Joint rule for count
ing the electoral vote.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
the Kellogg resolutions were informally
laid aside and the post-ofiee appropriations
bill was taken up.
The amendments recommended by the
Senate Committee on Appropriations were
agreed to-inereasing the appropriation ioI
he transportation OF mails on railroad
routes from $780, 900 10 $3.50, 900; ON
steamboat routes, from $S50.000 to $780,
100; for mail messengers, from S700,00O 10
1925, 600; for mail-locks and keys, from
,25, 900 to 100000.
Some debate was had on the committees
amendment striking out The House proviso |
hat all star routes shall be reIet on October |
/, 1880, on which expenditure exceeding
Fly per cent OF the contract price has been
rdered during the fiscal years ending June
O, 1879, or June 80, 1880, unless the pres.
Mt contractor desires TO continue the can
rsct as reduced.
The committee thought 1t unwlse TO cut
own the service now existing, and be-
eyed that II the contracts were abrogated
y Congress before their expiration the
,ntractors could recover damages from
re Government.
Mr. Bsek offered an amendment proyid' J
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, May II, 1880
Country Produce.
Besso0r: zoe. a D.
Butter: Prime 70 choice yellow, % ape; fall
10 good. 15m20c.
Corn Neal: &C. a bushel for country; zoe. fol
ID Dri it Fruit: Apples. 5@ o1c.; peaches peeled
5G l2c.; unneeled, 4d6e.; Cherries, 12.c. z b.
black berries. case.
Egos: In barrels, lie; In crates. 12c.
Fathers, Prime uve-RGoee. 45M47c.: common
25a35e turkey tail, 15c. q H.; turkey wing, Zoe
fsagsesd: sI.25@iI so p husiiel.
oats. Baled. 95c.@S1.
potGfoes: irish. y lushel. 50d60c.
Roots -GinSeng, FL q H.. Seneca free Of tops, 45c
lard: Country. 7kGs;.
Rye: 75@S5c. y onsne.
S Ssid' Stro no. s5@iOc.
TdtLOto: 5lnA.c. y ID.
Wool: Market unsettled; washed. 4594sc.;
unwasnvG. 49,, BURY WOOL VIII bring IRON 70
Sc. r. II less tnan above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Csmept: Rose.dale. sl.50 y barrel; Jane
Ms" Liias: Asrcairural. ga loc. a busnel; Rocksnd
'1h hi 5, si.l5; Giean,s Falls, s5@sOc.
Plaster: Lump. "a 75 ground, 90; calcined
Tar: Large Size, s325at3.oO.
Dft uoOuSs
Prints. Mcrr!mack. IA: Merrimack Shifting
7Kc.; E.cnnond. 7'lc.; South Bridge; e. Paclnc::
Sc: spraeue. 7c. Sprsgue Shirting, 6,,c.
Dunnel's, 7kc.; Aliens. 7Ac.; Manchester, g.
" aslington. 5H..: Ma,lsry Pink, &c.; Mallory Pur-
Die, &c.; simpson Mourning, rs; simpson Grey,
&c.; simpson Black, 7.c.; Harmony, &C.; Ash
Broron Cottons Manchester Il A., &c.; Man
chester = A. A., o.; Manchester s. A 4. A.
II. IKE; James Riyers o. o.. sc: James River
< X. X, eye; James River "A II H.. Ike James
River Standard A ID. D., &C.; Granitevilie u r..
Sc. GraniIeville "A E. T., g.; Pocahontas hne'
Sc Conesiogs d., 7[c.: Conest1ga W., 6Hc.
Broo Shsetia0s: Peppereil GA, soc.; Andres
coxgin l0-4, soc.
Mins. 13Hc.; w,msutta, 1875; payoi' iZc.
Androscoegin, L.. IL !-e. Fruit Of me Loom,
Nor restdalr lie; Hero 4 4, l0c. Pelham, DC:
cuinssang, Ole; Hope Al. ioe.; Ec .s Al
ngham s.--Piunket, l0c.; White ManufActur-
ing, I0c. Keuilworth, SIC; Cus oerlann, s4c. p
A.. ibSc. Couesloga g. t. l64c.; Conestoga Pre-
MUM, i5isc.; Co.,estosa v. =. zcc. =, a. ss.-,
Shifting Stripe; Sheridan "a" Be-; sneri-
dan So 94c.
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by Telegraph .

NEW YORK, May lS.-EOon.-Stocks unsettled
Money on call. per cent. Exchanxe-LOng, 9S5
short. 4S7H. State bonds dull. Governments quiet
Euenfng.-Money, 4@5 per cent. Exchange
4Sj. Governments strOLg and higher new D :,
lO3 Al per cents, 1904; per cents, lO7H. states
dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 17.-Virgnia 6's, deferred
6k: cOnsols, 81: second series. 23I; past-du eou-
Dons, OH; new 1U-40's, 80. Bid to-day.
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German Catholic Association.

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE twenty-ffIh an
nnua session OF the German Catholic As
ISOLATION assembled at the st. Louis Uni
yerslty Hall this morning with about two
hundred delegates present, and President
Henry j. Spannborst, Of St. Louis, in the
chair. Mr.. Spannhorst made an opening
address, the Standing committees were ap-
pointed, and telegram was sent to Pope
Leo XIII. for the apostolic benedicton.
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Reduction of Passenger Rates.

CINCINNATI, May 17.-The Cincinnati
Southern Railway Company have made
general reduction OF passenger rates to run
Till July 9th. The fares throughout the line
are to be two cents per mile. This reduces
the rates to all points South, and may be the
beginning OF war OF rates between the
Cincisnati Southern aud its competitors
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POLITICAL.
Republican Ticket In Norfolk,

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, May 1.-THE Republican City
Convention met to-day and resolved to
nominate a straigbt-out Radical municipal
ticket. The Readiusters fully expected q
fusion.
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fire I'm a philadelphia Brewery.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE Continents
brewery Of John Gardiner d Co., corner OF
Twenty first street and Washington avenue,
was damaged by fire this morning to the
amount of Sl50,O0O to 100000 on the build.
ing and contents. The flames originated
from an explosion in the malt.house, caused
By friction.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, May II, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 17S bushels. Red, 5o4 bushels.
Corn White, 100 bushels.
OA1s.-200 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-54 bushels.
IRISH PoTAToEs.-40 Blu. hels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Vhfte, l7S bushels very good at 81 80.
Red, 176 bushels prime Lancaster at ~ 80 sc
bushels prime Lancaster at e136; 14S bushels
very good mixed at 1884; go bushels good Fuliz
at 81. 2S; Sc bushels common Fuliz at fl22; 2S
bushels prime Fuliz at &1.30-total, 534 bushels.
IRISH PoTAToEs.-40 bushelS at Doe.
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FIRE RECORD.
A Fifteen-ThOusand. Dollar Fire in
Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, May ia fire early yester-
day morning, originating in the tobacco
factory of X. Z. Jones, on Thirtieth street
near Market, damaged that building and
property Of Mrs Monkey to the amount OF
$4,000, and Jones's stock to the extent Of
$500. The building OF Hackett d Co.,
manufacturers OF metallic burial-caskets,
which adioined the tobacco-factory on the
south, was damaged TO the amount Of
$40 600
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0lifuarYs

HARRm0xBURG. Va, May 17.-Colonel
Charles Il. Lewis, exhibited States Minister
to Portugal, died here to-day OF cancer 10
the face; aged sixty-four.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

wBTr.MoNDAY IN L0NDOH-THE sTRIgES-A
GENERAL LOCK.0U PROPOSED.
LONDON, May f7.--To'day (Whit-Monday)
Is bank holiday, and consequently the BANK
and Stock Exchange are closed.
Al Padiham, Clithers and the grea. Har'
wood employers will close their milis on
Mondsy, Tuesday, and WEDNESDAY eacn
week. In the event Of THIS pc'ion nol
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ScHoR LINE GkTS
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 TO $50. STEERAGf, $2S.
sfp m clftle. Shf m r. DiRs


CABINS, $50 10 $50. STEERAGF, $2S.
These steamers do not carry cattle, sheep, or pigs
And every SATURDAY..
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS, f55 10 t65. Excursions at Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All StaierOoms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked at loyest rates to or from any
Railroad Station 10 Eur0pe or america.
sssued ut lowest rates, payable free or charge
throughout England. Scotland, aud Ireland.
For books OF information. plans, &C., apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, N. Y.
or GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO.,
or j. F. GIBSON,
Southern Express Company, Richmond,
or A.. w. CARRIER.
626 Main street, Richmond.
Richmond, Va.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, May II, 1880
SALEs.-200 Richmond city 6's sold at 107; 20
shares C., {. and A. Railroad stock at AN; IL
shares Richmond aud Danvlle Railroad stock at
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OLDDOMINION STEAEsB'r4 Re
" COMPANY, -at63fss
FOR LEW YOEE

Ths company vii dispatch ore 81 tnlL sikr"i,e
si.avncrs-0LD DOMINION, WYANOAE. NAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL. and RIcuhOND~-
very TGEsDAl, FRIDAY, ard SUNDAY AZ
NIGH water.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, sts:a-rcoms. ano betb
roOms.
SURPASSED.
ships going north land at Pier 81. North river
foot Of Beach street. ships coming south sail IRON
pier AZ Nor.h river, foot of Christopher stree l.
E'relrn, received unul O'Clock = ". .f.ii2
FreIghis FOR points beyond New York forwhGe
With dispatch, and no charge made EXCEPT aetna 10
pePses incurred.
Tabin fare 10 New York, sl2 ste4rage. ~ sr'
FOR further information applg!o
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO, Asa.i8,
ofaee Com v,a a f,5ss0fss
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Flour.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Pine. s4AA.5O; superfne. s5At5.2J. extra.
s6@t6.25: common family, s6.25@s6.50; fancy
branss, t70t7.50.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S JANE,
RIVER LINE.

Csc, RICHMOND TO WAY-LANDINGS.
25c, RICHMOND TO NORFORK.
81, RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND RETURN.
So, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
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ON MAY 0, 1879, W. r. WALKER, OF
\ pponcsyey,e " Va did obtain letters-patent
an nm iMpROVED CHUkN-DAsHEk, and 'oon
Afterwards purchased the right TO tne state 81
Virginia, aud will he pleased 70 receive pioposSs' =
more use in standing over The chuIn for one VI Two
'our', "a so me 70" '"" ID. T. HUDDLEsrCS
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No. 2 leaves Huntington daily except saturday.
No. leaves Huntington daily.
No. leaves GOrd0nsye daily except sunday.
Sc" Nos. and run through from Huntington
10 Richmond.
No. 20, mixed, leaves Stanton daily except sun
day AT $40 A. NJ. receiving passengers from Viz
ginia Midland train leaving Washington at 7:10 A.
NJ. aud srrlves Ut Richmond AT T.. NJ
Virginia Midland train leaving Lynrhburg at
l:45 4. NJ. connects closely with No. 2, aud that
leaving LyDchburg al 1923 A. VI. connects with No.
for Richmond. w. u. ;. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY Y. HOWARD, Genera Passenger sn a
Agent.
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The fast and elegant day steamer ARIEL, Captain
Y. G. CLIFFORD carrying the United States mall J.
leaves Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
AT A. 81.
for regular landings on James river. Norfolk. and
Portsmouth. making sure connection with the
splendid Bav Line steamers YIRGISIA, CARO-
LIMA, and FLORIDA. one of which leaves Ports
mouth daily at 545 Z. NJ. for Baltimore, arriving
there the following morning earlier than any other
line ria Norfolk ana I'm fun time for early trains
10 Philadelphia, New York, and Boston.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAY 10, 1850.

sun rises. ......... 4:52 HIGH TIDE. =,
SIM se,s.......... $500 Morning ......,....l ~.
Mpn sets......... 1874 Evening ..........l1:oC
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY IL, 1850.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Yore
merchandise and passengers, G.. w. Allen 4 Co..
agents.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mall, merchandise, and passengers, l.. d. Isiun
agent. -
NEW YORK. May l4.-Arrived: schooner san1 ~
E. Bysrd. Camp, and therubim, Phillips, from re
tersburg, Va.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO HALLWAY.
.ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY q,
" 1880, PASSENGER TRAINS RUN As FOL
LOWS
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Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth
Washington, ID. C., kewbsrne. Washington. and
Tarboro', n. c., 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. l.. Il. TATUM,
an D2 Superintendent,
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DICHMOND, YORK RIVERl&sS1sN.
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILR0 I'D. jtktasss,sk
MERCHANTS AND MINERS HStckTA'
TON COMPANY,
Tarough-freight route between Richmond IVA
an Boston, Providence aud all New tnsl1Ddciiies
Steamers leave " EST POINT, VA. on sad
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at ~ pCon COZ.
aecting with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUrS
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston pia Boston acc
Providence railroad rid West Point. Va.
n. T. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
". GRONER. General AgerI. apS
ADELPHIA, RICH .,1siSrx
4 MOyn. AND NORFOLK gfAs~.Sxs8abee
sHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RlvEb
THREE TINES A WEEK. URN fatlet no
t,sr The steamers OF this llps wiz gas 4. r+el
trirs. leaving Philsde,phis every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, AMI RehDsif
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. ard SUNDAY, con
meeting a, Philadelphia With Ciyde'e 9sh t1Giasf
Line for fall River. ..a.,,,
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ltii 3 O'Clock =. n
JA AES W. NJ ChEEttk,
General Soe' ern Agent, RIGA VI
WI LIAM +. CLYpE& co,
General MANAGES,
no2s Nc 70 aonth " haryss. Philadelphia.
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MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
ENGAGEMENTS can be made by churches, societies
&c. for MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS around
Du.ch Gap. and DAY EXCURSIONS 10 Old Point
&C., NOW by steamer ARIEL, AMI after 18th June
next by the elegant new Gamer now building
AT LOWEST RATES.
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DEPAKyUEE OF sTEAsgHtss,

DOR NEW YORK .-The Ola ~E%fE
Il Dominion Steamship Company 'se-skltxsk
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER
will sail TUESDAY, May 18Th, at 10 O'Clock
A. VI.
Freight received until o'clock A. NJ.
Through bills OF lading signed ana goods FOR
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south
east, and west also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommo daJions unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New YORK, fl2 ecrage, 10 anc
t9.
For freight or passage apply to
q. w. ALLEN 4 co, Agents,
my l7-2t COMMANDS Wharf. Rockets.
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No. 4 leaves Richmond daily except Sunday.
No. 3 leaves Richmond daily.
No. 8 leaves Richmond daily except Sunday.
No 81 leaves Charlottesville daily exec pit sunday.
&C. Nos and run through from Richmond 10
Huntington.
Nos. and connect closely at GordonsvilIe 70
Lyuchburg aud Dlnyille.
M. 3 connects at huntington with steamers for
all nOinfs west
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MERCHANTS THROUGHftTua,
WI LINE TO BAL TlMORE, LAND 81.
ING AT FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, AND
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS ON THE JAMES
RlvER.-The splendid steamer j. Is. SCHUYLER
win leave the Rockets wharf 4VtRY MONDAY
| snd THURSDAY ut @ A. NJ. Fare 10 Baltimore
80; to Norfolk. Fort MoLroe, and landings, SOC
Freight taken at low rates.
CUR riS & PARKER, Agents.
j. w. UANCOX. Sole PROPRIETOR. my 7-3m
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THE GfJsua

PASSENGER RATES REDUCED STILL MOI
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WASHINGIUN, WUy Ii,-TUUIS WVTt sUIU
at several of the hotels this evening on the
Hanlan. Courtney boat-race, which will take
place on the Potomac Wednesday afternoon.
At the opening the odds were 100 to Is on
Hanlan, but later 100 to co on Hanlan was
the prevailing figure.
Both Of the oarsmen were upon the river
to-day, but the water was too rough to adj
nit OF their going over the course. Both
men are reported in good condition to-.
night, and no one seems 10 entertain any
doubt that the race will come of. The
hour set for the race is Z. NJ.