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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
Trustees Sale Of the Market -.
Brewery PROPERTY.


DY NIRTUEO OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID by J. +. Brockardt and vito and G. Frank
and wife, to me, the undersigned trustee. bear.
ing date on the lth day OF April, A. ID 1914, ana
Of record In the Clerks Office OF the County Court
for Ohio county. West Virginia in deed OF trust
book No 6, pages 525 and SO, | will, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, A ID. 1850,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A.. NJ. at the front
door Of the Court House OF said county, proceed
to sell Il I public sale, To the best AID highest
bidder. the following described property, that is
IN say: The south one.halfOf lot No. 90, situate,
lying and being on the east side of Market
street, between Eighth and Ninth, formerly
Acams and jefferson streets, in the City of
Wheeling, county of Ohio and State 81 West Nir.
ginia, together with all appurtenanccs thereto
belonging.
TIRgs OF SALE -Onc.half, or as much more OF
the purchase money as the purchaser may elect
cash on the da- OF sale; the balance in two equal
inStalIments, payable IN six and twelve months
from the day OF sale, with interest, the deferred
payments to be secured by deed Of trust duly eX-
ecuted and recorded. j.. WILHELM, Trustee.
Russell & Stifel, attorneys.
WM. H., HALLER, Auctioncer. ag21i
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Dissolution Notice.

THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name OF McFadden & Shepard
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Shepard retiring. Mr.. MeFadden VIII con
tlnue the business at the old stand, No. lolt
Market street, and will settle up me ousiAess o'
The ola Arm. Persons knowing themselves In
J. D. McFADDES,
4. Il. SHEPARD. -
Ann ,so sps
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BONE, SR.

~ ENERAL BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE
" Agent and Notary public.
Merchants aud Manufacturers Books opened
cxamined and closed. Estates settled, Notes,
Book Accounts and Rents Collected.
Collections promptly remittedl ana 81, pusl-
ness correspondence confdentislly attended TO-
Send by postal card for Circular ana References.
Osice. iSls Market Street, Crsngle's Block, over
Sstr Rank Whaeling W Va sepl0
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fD,y except Su~utay-Newsrk AccommOds
ton
.~aglruy.lIC ACcOmuotatOn-This train
daring r1s tay passes backward and forward be-
tSs-u Martins Ferry and beOalre, stopping
wien required a. sherman House, Etnaytue,
w. Wheeling and Gravel Vim.
lIrHl,s.lle Accommodation.
ftft-rr r4y,r recommendation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DgrAErUsx OF TRAINS.

The ID. lowing guide is made up on wheelins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
FLEMING BROS Filtsonrsh, IA,

|-. |--". Tux UT IulIIIIIOIIS UL
.' grLaHr. spelled differently
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Cxclone In Petersburg and Vicinity

PErgRsBURG, VA, June IA destruc-
tive cyclone occurred this afternoon. accom-
nanied by heavy rain. 1t extended over
radirs OF many miles. Numbers OF houses
and factories here were unroofed, and the
Tront-wind0w-glas in several stores was
damoIisbed. La Chesterfield county short
distance from here the storm was very de-
structiye, uprooting large trees blowing
down fences, barns, and teiegraph'Wires,
and doing immense damage TO the wheat
crops and young fruit-trees. Tne ne"
family residence OF Hudson hughes, 10
Gated near Halfway station, on the hlcn'
mond and Petersburg railroad, was com
nleieiy demolished. The family narrowly
escaped with their lives. the Telegram
wires between Richmond, PetersDurs> ant
I.yncbburg are down.
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On the 18th Instant corps Of engineers,
accompanied by Msjor u. l.. Boyce, vice.
president OF the SHENANDOAH Valley Rail-
road Company, will begin the survey Of the
line OF railroad, commencing ut Alton,
following the eastern slope OF the Blue
Ridge through the county Of Nelson, by
Buifaio Springs aud Balcony Falls, on to
Liberty. on the Atisutic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad, west OF Lynchburg ;
thence through Chapdissburg, and Tay-
Ior,s Store, and Rocky Mount, in
Franklin county; thence through Patrick
county 20 Taylorsville, near Rock Castle;
then crossing the North Carolina State line
20 Mount Any. ia Surry county; then 10
Dobson thence into Wilkes county to Briar
creek and Wilkesboro'; thenjthrough Elk.
VILE, Kings creek, Fort Defiance, 10 Nor
canton, which is on the line OF the Western
North Carolina railroad; from Morganton
20 Ashevillc, in Buucomce county; thence
up The French Broad TO Datonville, in Tran.
svlyanja county; then following the Chat.
tanooga river down 10 Taccoa city, which IL
on the line OF the Atlanta and Richmond
Airline.
This proposed road passes through the
finest mineral belt OF the South Atlantic
States. and win, when built, give the
Shenandoah Valley railroad, through The
Rockfsh tunnel OF Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, direct communication
with Atlanta and the system OF railroads
centering there. A new but business-likt
departure indeed.
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TERRIBLE DISASTER IN, THE coxNECrItur
RIVER; FIFTY LIVES fosr ny coLLrsIoN
OF THE STEAMERS EARhAGANsErT AND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A NEGRO
IN HOUSTON. TExAs--CoNGREssloNAL
PROCEEDINGS AND wAsHINGToNNoTEs-
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
SEVERE HAIL AND RAiN-sToRM AT NOR
FOLK; HOUSES. TREES, &o, BLOWN
pcwN-THE STORM AT PETERSBURG AND
INCIiEsTERFIELD COUNTY; VALUABLE
PROPERTY DESTROYED - DESTRUCTIVE
OIL.FIRE AT TITUsvLLE, PA.-FAILURg
OF A LONDON HORSEPOWER FOREIGN
NEWS, &C., &C.
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A Boy MURDERER HUNG BY Mon NEAR

A Boy MURDERER HUNG BY Mon NEAR
The MourH OF THE Big SANDY RIVERA
special dispatch 10 the Wheeling Register
from Charleston. W. Va, says: The report
OF lynchiDg which occurred near the
mouth of the Bic Sandy Tiyer, in Logan
county. has Just been received. The victim
was William A. Capen, lad OF eighteen
years. who on May 1st shot and killed q
young man Of his neighborhood named Lou
Matheny. The story OF the first crime is
that the two Young men were suitors for the
hand Of Miss White, and in jealous quar-
rel between them Mstheny was shot TO
death. IL is now alleged that great indigna-
ton was aroused at the time, it being claimed
by the friends OF Ma,heny that the shoot
ing was an unproyoked murder. Since
then there has been a steady growth OF an
intensely hostile sentiment to Capep, and to-
ward the close OF last week the plan was
formed 10 summarily dispose OF him. The
band that lynched him numbered seventy
five men, who surrounded the house where
Capen was shortly after dark. The boy was
surprised and overpowered before he had
an opportunity to prepare for his defence.
He was led 10 a convenient tree, and,
though begging piteously for his life. bis
mtrciless captors roughly tied rope about
his neck, and, hauling him up hand over
hand until his feet cleared the ground, left
him 10 die.
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BRADFORD, PA, June l2.-At3 O'Clock a
, o00. barrel tank at Titusville, belonging 10
the Acme works, containing distillate, ex-
pIoded with terrible force, endangerlng
The n, lower part Of the city. Three other
tanks are in danger OF taking ire.
i TIE fremen, who have been on duty
,h;rtv.six hours, are now so thorough
10 fstigued that they have left the
Grounds. and citizens have taken their
nnIaccs The night Is lighted up with the
briliaucy Of day by the blazing tanks y, s.
Great excitement prevails. The heat Is so
intense and the smoke SO dense that men
can't 20 into the burnt section to see the
actual condition OF affairs.
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THE PRIZE BANNER.-The silken banner
presented by a. Saks II Co., clothers, OF
Richmond, to the winning crew at the re-
gslta to be held at this place the 9Th OF July
is a splendid thing. 1t is Of heavy white
silk the border Of golden fringe. Ii is
about twenty-four inches wide by thirty-six
in length. In the centre is II glded wreath.
within which is the following: " Pdtmonl
qui mtrui ferdt" This banner, offered 10y
the enlerprising firm above mentioned, is to
he the property OF the successful crew. A
similar one is to be offered, we learn, at
each annual regatta under the auspices OF
the Virginia Association OF Amateur Oars
men, Fredericksburg NeWS.
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Heisy ana -8arResa -<ryvsswt.-s.smus
distressing 6sure OF The members thus re.
ierred to. Their participation IN the Credit.
Mobllier afair 10 complicated by the most
unfortunate contradictions, which the com.
mittee do not undertake to unrayeI. The
only comment on their cases IL that had, they
taken perfectly upright course in the mat.
ter, and refused to have. nything to do with
such, no occasion for contradiction could
have arisen. Speaking Of their stock in the
Credit-Mobiiier, the Times said: "If they
did not know Its character they must have
been curiously deaf and blind to what was
going on about them. The day after the
Times said. editoriaily, the Poland report
did not go far enough, and that It was beg.
ging the question to say that Garfield &
Co. did not know the nature OF the stock.
They ought to have known before investing
In II. at Is the plain duty OF Congress-
the Times added, 'sto visit with punishment
oil who took Credit-Mobilier stock from
Cakes Ames." Further on 1t said reso-
luton OF severe censure was the least [Gar.
field Il Col deserved.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The runner was current this evening that
Mr.. Hayes will veto the deputy-marshsls'
bill.
The Senate took up the Mexican pension
bill late this evening.
The Republicans commenced to filibuster
on the electoral count bill about O'clock.
and the Democrats refused to adjourn.
Everybody at once prepared for an all-night
session. The conclusion reached was that
the Democrats, not having enough to make
a quorum without the Republicans, will
show the country that they are earnestly
DESTROYS OF passing the bill.
General Raum, Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue. will have to 60. He was a hot par
tisan at Chicago.
Colonel n. w. Brown succeeds General
Afford as paymaster-genera.
Randolph and Mcdonald were again talk
ed OF to-day.
Ofice-bolders are preparing to welcome
General Garfield.
The Secretary Of War returned from
West Point to-day.
A negro attempted to outrage little
white girl OF fourteen here to-day.
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Hail and Rain.
A TERRIFIC STORM AT NORFOLK SATURDAY
NIGHT.
[sneainl telegram 10 the Dlspatch.I

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.I
NORFOLK, June ia terrific hail and
rain-storm passed over this city about
nightfall, doing considerable. damage to
light frame work. In Portsmouth the hail
stones were as large as marbles. The i'm
mense flagstaff and music pavilion at the
MAYNARD was destroyed by lightning and
several dwellings struck, throwing down
chimneys and damaging roofs. The truck
farms are damaged, and telegraph lines are
down in every direction.
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June 2.-NOen.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 3G3H per cent. Exchange-LoDg,
4s6; short. 4S9. State bonds dull. Governments
strong.
Evsnfng.-Money. 3@3h per cent. Exchange
4S6. Governments firm; new Sc. l03h; Al per
cents, 1904; 4 per cents, 1854. States dull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, June l2.-Vrginis 6's, deferred, 6Is
consols, SO; second series, 22H; new lv-4O's
40h. Bid TO day.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH tim
l. MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM. S9
SHIP LINE.-F0R PHiLADEL?HiA FALL
TiiREE TIMES A WEEK.--uptil further mo-
tise the steamers OF this line will make tri-weeklv
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Riehnond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con:
necffng at Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
Line for Fall River, -
QUICK TIME-FREoUENT DEPARTURES
Frcight received daily 1tii s O'Clock r. NJ.
JA SES w. MCCARR.Ck,
General Sost ern Agent. Richmond, Va
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE& CO.,
General Managers,
no23 No ~ South Whsrves. PnlIsdsl phis
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EDUCATIONAL.

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, 80: 40
E,ss,cb' and German BoardiDs and Day school Tor
Yoane Ladies. Mrs. N. J. JONES and Mrs. hs y :
hheeicKENsTElN, SIDNEY LANIER. u, BAN
TON, M. d., and large corps OF other nacneis oa
experience and ability. soPer,or aas s,,on hs s
.wsnty-drst annual term Will commence sEf-
TgMI,ER 2OTH. Circulars sent On apphcation'
40 Q-sod2m
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THE eAs-rAsK on THE NARRAeASsErr
ExpLoDEs AND SETS FIRE TO The SHIP
SHE GOES Down A MASS or FLAMES
MANY OF THE PASSENGERS JUMP INTO
THE wATER-FRIGHTFUL Loss OF LIFE
ACCOUNTS or EyE-wiTNEssEs OF THE
DisAsTER-sUIcIDE or A PAssENGER-A
RxMARKAsLE EsoAPE-sADFATE OFT TWO
CHTLDREN-A GRASDM0THER's HERO
IsM-FuLLEsT AND LATEST DETAILS OF
LAMEyTABLE OCCURRENCE.
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England.
FAILURE.

LONDON, June 12.-Horsley, Palmer, Ster'
ling & Co., East India merchants, Grace
Church, L. c., have failed, Liabilities,
c7O. 900.
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The Death.Penalty.
MICRO HANGED AT HOUSTON.

GALVESTON, June I2.-Henry Quarles
(uegrol, q barber, was hanged al Houston
Yesterday in the iaiLyard for the murder Oh
his wife June Z, 1879. The execution was
priYate.
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80 49,. n,a Domtwlon steamship.

CHESTER, Pa, June 1s,.The sieap,eI
preak water. built ut Roach's for the Old
nominion steamship Company, let this
civ this morning for New York to entel
the company's heet' e
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Flour.
ny Teiegrapn.

Fine, t4It4.5O; extrs, 1913 superfne, 80
@t5; common family. S6@t6.25.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE ls, 1850.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New YORK, msi-
shandise and passengers, q: w. Alien -. ssenss;
steamer g. IL SCHUYLER Haucox. MERCHANDISE anu
passepgers Nosfolk, Baltimore, and the river iss"-
fpgs Curtis 4 Parker agents ,,, o,.,..
steamer Ayiei, clifford, Sortoik, gh'.sa LAY, sSm
agent. D.... Wv YORK
railI oad>lEon, 10 inaser.
SAILED SATURDAY.
s.noo.., r. Brsaley. Bradley, Norfolk, coal, Car
It's & Parker. -
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merehsv'
disc aud pssssngers. q. w. Allen 4 Co.
CLEARED.
Swedish brig orne, Mollander ssh va s Hran viii
Crensbaw Company; vessel, BGek thrisVsn.
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MILWAUKEE.
WV YORK COTTON. FUTURES.

NEW YORK, June 12.-sotton-Net receipts
noa bales: futures closed BARELY steady; safes
e5 600 bsies June. sIl.7 niy, sll.7 i@sll.7a
August, sii.77m$ll IS; sapiepoer' sli; is rs
cember. sio.eS January. $40 IL.
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-FTNANCfAr.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

w f1irfs fnflF, kATCRDAY, June ~, 1880.
sALns~-20 shares Richmood and DsnviIIe Rail-
rcsd stock sold at 10: ~ shares Richmond apd
bansiiIe Railroad stock sold at 10; 10 shsres
Riebmsnd and Danvilie Railroad stock sold I'll 70 I;
20 shares Of A. and G. Railroad stock sold At 27x;
10 shares Of c., Q. and A. Railroad stock sold 81
34k; 10 shares e., G. and A. Railroad stock sold at
SAX; shares Of Richmond aud Dauvilje Railroad
stock cold at rs; 10 shares OF c.. c. and A. Rail.
road stock sold al - and shares Of C., e. aud A.
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IINIyERSITY OF YlRGINIA.-sUM'

II MER LAW LECTURES mine weeklvl %.
gin sth July, 1850, ard end eth pnn .,rn ,o
pnrsue their sinies al this other Law ssnSoi
ga, TO those wao propose to read sdysntsse
20 wna For circular apply pest
once University Of virginia. I .S9p n. MINOR,
: 49, Professor OF Common and statute ''s"'
my 2A.N&W6t 49,.
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New York, June 12.-The steamer Mar
ragansett, which LEFT this city last evening
for Stonington, and her companion, the
Stonlngton, which left stonington for New
York, collided off the Connecticut river in
dense fog about 11:l5 p. NJ. The former
took fire and sank in four fathoms OF water.
The passengers Of both vessels were trans
ferred to the City OF New York, which ar
rived in this city at 10:15 this morning. 1t
u impossible to ascertain the loss OF life.
Thus far only two bodies have been recov-
cred ~
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r,u,IrHEADs, sS.y5 70 % per reap, o.
u - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st
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hooks. srATIONERY. Ae.
nELIGHTrUL BOOKS 1!t.s co,,v,py

.DELIGHTFUL BOOKS. ,,,v
~ TAKE THEM TO THE COUNTY,
SISTER DORA. A Biography. ei;ao;o Sropn
" TAR. wine aud Son Of the Archbishop OF Can
terbary. tl90 n r.x.,
sEfKERs AFTER GOD BY Rev. d. ''"''
MEkoiRiaLs or A QUIET LlrE. BY VIC
prh Hon REcoLLEcrioSs or NARY So
M ~ ~ hRh5Ss ~ SHSoLIsH LlrERATURE.
H.wSs VA SKa.iN. s0UxRE LIBRARY aud
SsAsas tWIEosJADsnKSt Se IVA Feiss va
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP tim
~ COMPANY, s91Uo
YOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their spl.ndld
s,ssrers-jLD DOMINION, WfANOkE. NAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RnnnV I'D.
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, ard sUSDAi AZ
hlgh water. . . 49,, ,
Ships going nsrtn land at Pier 81, North river
foot OF Beach strret. ships coang sonth all from
pier a. MOI: N river. foot Of christopher street.
These shius are entirely new, and wers buiii exc
pressly fer bis route. .,.,,
They hive splendid saloons, stAte-roons' ana oatr
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are ua
surpassed. , a, ..u,
Freight received until oniosk T.: u. d'niy.
yrelyats .er points beyond New YORK forwsrcte
with dspa;sh and no charge made except ac'sA' ss'
penses inesrred. 40 ,......a "a ~
cabin fare 70 New YORK, el2 Stesrxse' 70 aus
IS.
FOR fussher Information applyo
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO., Ageau.
nvIo once Conpanv's wharves. Rockets
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 800 bushels. Red, 900 bnshel
CORN White, 500 bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-56 bushels.
FLOUR.-l0 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
No sales of anything.
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nOARDIN6.

AIRS, cox, SO FIFTH AVENUE, cor.
mi nsr Tenth street, New York. Elegant rooms
snneyinr boari. SlO weekly ~ daily. PreserSs
this advertisement for n'are rsiereneS .~a~,s
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Washington, u. c., Newberne, Washington. and
Tsrboro', n. G.. and all points in Eastern North
Caroina also, for Eastern shore OF Virginia, Hamp
ron old Point and all regular landing. on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills Is
sued. L. d. TATuM,
les superintendent.
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DTCHMOND, YORK RIyERa9Ms

ICHMOND, YORK RIVER2fHMaJ
RANpC dEsAPEAKE RAILROAD. 36L
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPpklA.
TON COMPANY, , wv,
An Boston, Providence. aud all New England cities.
steamers leave VEST POINT, VA. on each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon; con.
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive at WEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
direct shipments from Boston piH Boston and
Providence Railroad via West Point. Va.
N. +. DOUGLAS, Superintendent.
". GRONER. General Agent. Az y
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Sax; 3shares Of Richmond aud DauvilIe Railroad
stock cold at rs; 10 shares OF C.. c. and A. Rail-
road stssk sold at - and shares OF c., e. aud A.
Railros@ stock sold at 81. a
srArE sEcURIIfEs. Bid. Asksd.
virginia 1914 or, =. and J............ 404 Al
Virginia conscls, 7. snd J:.......-.... 80 5gt
Virginia interest certificates. ....s -. -
North Caroiisa AZ, J. and J...."..... az "a
North Carolina. old......-.....,......... ~
CITY BONDS. Fn
Richmond city Sc, J. and J..-.".".. l22A l2ss
Richmond city IS, J, and J..."..".". lgsY ..
Petersburg city SIS, y. and A-....t.... lV.f =.
rs'srsssss ,y as a. l5 7ss
Manchester bridge S's, NJ. and N........ As
RAILROAD BONDS.
c. and o. X. RIGS. 1908. j. 4 J...... 63 80
c. and o. Y. r. SIS, l9l 8, J. J....":. 80
&. and y. X. r. y. m. IS, 1898, J. 4 ]. los
Va Cen. r. u. ii mort. e's, j. IT,. lo2f -.
VA va AND AND f. T. f. q q mort mort s. is "
va. and T. X. X. funded SD. & b.. -; lOf
sSss1 L. p, ns pref H. T. III So
E.. .f!' sSa r. Il = i.s 1 81 lis "
Q. and 4. r. Z. 80 mori-ss, M;& y. 70 =;
AND and s. Il X Il AZ, sa1 mort s IS ,as 40
Atlanta and Charlotte Is, y. & J...... -. "
III. .
G., G. and A. X. r. LIST mort. rs, j. y }. l05H
c., Z. and A. Il. Il. I'd mort. Ia, A. & y. 94t
North Carolina Railroad 6's............ n -.
Western y. Z. X. X. rs, VI. 81 No.. loo
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
G. and o. Railway common. 100 IL -.
A., NJ. and o. X. R................ 100 3x .
Petersburg Railroad. 100 y
Richmond aud Petersburg K. H.. 100 20 eU
r.. Y. and =. Railroad common. 100 40 6o
X, +. and =. L. Il. 6 per c. guar. 100 100 I04
r., n. and L. X. r. per c. guar. 100 -. ll6
Richmond and Danville Railroad. 100 10 7oH
c., G. and A. RaIlroad.,........... ITO 34s 34S
A. and Char. Air. Line Railway. 100 Zss 50
North Carolina Railroad.......... lou 10 10
BANK STOCKS.
First National IOO lZ6
National Bank OF Vrginia......... 100 lO2's
planters Na,tonsl. 100 l20 .
Merchants acknowledgements. lO0 80 lOv
state Bank Of Virginia. ............ l00 =: lViS
Union Bank of Richmond. % %
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine......... % 49,. 3"S
virginia State.... .........'....,,' 20 oLs 80
virginia Hone.........- .....''''' - 20, 49,
City Fire. 70 ZSs ~.
Merchants and Mecbanlcs........ lUO Ss
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion Steamship Co...". 100 ~
Old Dominion l. and wv. Coz. 100 92
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-14
1890 MERCHANTS at1Hni
OPPOSITION THROUGH LINE TO BALTT.
MORE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES
1880.

GREAT KEUUCTIUN IN FAKES
FOR
FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK, AND BAL
MORE.
On and after MONDAY, JUNE z, 1880
Fare 10 Baltimore every MONDAY...,.....sl 90
rare 10 Baltimore every THURSDAY........ 90
Fare 10 Norfolk aud Fortress Monroe every
MONDAY and returning SATURDAY, each
way
Fare WEDNESDAYS from Norfolk To Rich
mono. ID
And THURSDAYS to Norfolk from Rich
. - 80 a., 20
above date and during the season leave Rockets
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 9 A. NJ.
SUMNER EXCURSIONS EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT, leaving Richmond AT L. NJ. for Fortress
Monroe aud Norfolk. Return to Richmond by o Z.
NJ. Sunday night. t.
This reduction in fares being lower than ever here
tofore known, the proprietor socits The patronage
Of the people. Freigbts at greatly reduced rates.
CURTIS 4 PARKER, AGENTS.
j. W. HANCOx, ProprietOr. my 3l-tAu7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-14


ANCHOR LINE 4&
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABINS, $50 TO $50. STEERAGE, t2s.
These steamers do not carry cattle, shep, or pigs.
And every Saturday.
NEW YORK To LONDON DIRECT,
CABINS, t55 to 465. Excursions at Reduced Rates
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed.
All StaterOOms on Main Deck.
Passengers booked ut lowest rates to or from any
Railroad station In Europe or America.
at lowest rates. payable free OF charge
throughout England. Scotland. aud Ireland.
For books OF information, plans, &C., apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS., Bowling Green. n. Y.
or GEORGE w. ALLEN a CO.,
or j. \. GIBSON,
Southern Express Company, Richmond,
or A. W. CARRIER.
826 Main street, Richmond.
my 9-3m Richmond. Va.