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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-04-21
MEXICAN

Mustang Eminent is without On equal.
IL penetrates flesh and muscle 60
the very concentrating the continu-
ance OF pain and Inflammation impos-
sible. Its effects upon Human Flesh and
the Brute Creation are equally wonder
full. Tho Mexican
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02
VIII England Intercede?

mons to-day Sir Charles Dixie, Under For.
eign Secretary, replying to a question whe-
Their the Government would intercede for
Midhat Pasha, who was sentenced to death
at Coustantinople for the murder of Abdul
Arsiz, said that Earl Granville, Foreign Sec
rotary, and Lord DufftrIn, Ambassador at
Constantinople, are communicating 10 re-
gard to the trial, and that It would be pre-
mature to make any announcement.
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READ THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING
STATEMENT OF THIS DISCOVERY:

Celery has only come into public notice within he
last few years as DerSine, but scieatifc expert
ments and experience have proved beyond doubt
that controls irritation aud periodic nervous and
sick headaches to a remarkable degree.
But combination OF the EXTRACT OF CELERY
AND CHAMoMILE. which has been but recently in-
roduced TO the profession aud the public by myself
has produced such marvellous results In curing ner-
vousness and headaches and especially nervous and
sick headaches neuralgia indigestion, and seepess-
ness, that 1t has excited public attention and news
paper comments and therefore give the fol- wing
information TO The public 10 avoid answering hun
dreds Of letters Of inquiry about them.
My CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS, for the
cure of headache aud nervousness, are prepared
der my supervision, and are Intended expressly to
cure headache, neuralgia, Indigestion, seepsssness
and nervousness, and will cure any case where no
organic disease OF the brain or spinal cord exists.
Hundreds Of cases Of many years standing have
been cured. No mat or how chronic or obstinate
the case may be, permanent cure is morally GER
tain. This statement Is mace aner years OF expe-
rence In their use IN the general practice OF redi-
cine.
These pills are also valuable for school children
who suffer from nervous headaches, caused by an
oYerw0rked brain In their studies, and for all
classes Of hard brain-workers. whose overtsxed
nervous centres need repair and ssdlton. Nervous
tremor, weakness. and paralysis are being daily
cured by these pills. They correct costiyeness, but
are not Durgatiye.
Directions on each box. Price so cents, or six
boxes for $3.50. postage free 10 any address. No
order flied unless accom- panied by the money, For
sale by all wholesale and retail druggists. Depot.
No. 100 North Yutaw street, baltimore, Sid.
~ 2-eodlw
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The New York Senatorial Contest; PLATE
WishdrBwn-Public Debt statement-suits
Against the City Of Houston Professor NAL
let Elected Chairman or the University
Faculty - Our National Banks RaiIroad
Change in Texas Meeting Of the New board
OF Directors OF the Richmond, Allegheny
and 0hio Central Railroad Company In New
York xesterday-The Henley Regatta-Fonr-
Mile sculi-Race at st. Johns, n. B.-Disas-
trous 20 sn Germany Formidable Arab
Insurrectioh rs sx-ftaiian Affairs The
Biii-Invasion OF Uruguay Other Interest,"
ina Foreign Events.
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embark at Goletta on board OF French
iron.clad for sfax TO support the Tunisian
troops IN reastahlIshing order. The Eu-
ropesDs there have taken refuge on board
the ships In mort
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New York Senatorial Contest.
MR.. PLATT HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN.


ALBANY, N. Y, July 1.-The vote to-day
for the shOrt-term vacancy was as iollowS
Potter, As; COnkllng, %; Wheeler, 50
Cornell, 6; Lapham, IS; Folger, | Rogers,
4; CrOwley.2.
The Chair announced that the conven'
ton would now vote to bill The vacancy foT
the long term.
Speaker Sharp said he had been voting
for Thomas c. Plat, and at bis request and
in the interest OF the Republican party he
withdrew the name OF Mr.. Plat rs candi
date, and would, when his name was called
vote for Richard Crowley.
The convention proceeded to vote.
Senator Halbcrt. after speaking in high
terms OF his qualifications, vOt ID for o. w
Chapman.
Depew, 4S; Herman, As; Plat, 3; Cornell
10; Crowley, 20; Chapman, 4; North,
Daniels, l.; Lapham, !; Adams, l. nc
choice.
Mr.. Draper stated that he had voted fol-
the return OF the two resigDing senators or
the principle that be believed they haC
acted right, and ought to be returned. HC
knew of no good reason for the Withdrawal
OF one Of these candidates, and be would
therefore vote for Plat. [Applause.] Mr.
IiluDie also fOltU IOl ldll.
Senator Jacobs moved the appointment OF
committee of three, one from each party
or faction. to regulate pairing for to.mor'
row ard Monday. Before the question was
taken on this matter an adjournment was
moved. Lost-27 TO 107. The question or
Mr.. JacObs's resolution was then stated.
Mr.. Alvord regarded it as highly impro'
per for this convention to enter upon The
business OF regulating pairing. The con-
vention has before it but one duty, and
must 90 on and complete that. He there
fore moved to lay the resolution on the
table. Lost-57 10 81.
Speaker Sharpe said he had 20 doubt
each house could adjourn for two days.
He had no doubt the Legislature could
take a recess 10 fixed time. The United
States law only required that the LegisIa.
ture when in session shall vote each dag
for United States senator, and though he
bad no doubt on these points, as it was a
pleasant way to let certain gentlemen out
to 90 home, ne would vote for the resOlu-
ton.
Senator Woodin said the re solution pro-
posed TO delegate to a committee power
which The convention does not possess.
The presiding officer has ruled that this
convention has no power to regulate pair
ing. Then why give to committee such
power? He therefore moved TO lay the re-
solution on the table, aud If system OF
pairing is wanted, let it be done as hereto
fore.
Carried, and the convention adjourned.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
lnsurreetIon at sfax.

LoXDOS, July LA dispatch from Tunis
TO Reuters Telegraph Company says
" Arabs a. Sfax fired on French steamer
conveying Tunisian troops thither TO pre-
vent them from landing. IL is stated that
the French Vice.Consul was wounded.
Great excitement prevails at Mehedle,
north of Sfax, the Inhabitants fearing 40
attack from the Arabs"
Another dispatch from Tnnis says the
at siRx is becoming formida'
&ole. There Is great alarm all along tat
t0ast.
TuxIs, July lit Is stated that toe
sreach corps now stationed at Manoubs
&ill march through The town OF Tnnis anc
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Texas HaiIroad Waters.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July IA special
from Austin says the amended charter OF
the San Diego, Corpus Christi and Rio
Grande Railroad Company, changing the
name to the Texas and Mexican Railroad
Company and increasing the capital stock
to 81, 200, 900, was filed in the office Of The
Secretary OF State Yesterday. The charter
provides for 40 almost complete network
OF narrow-gauge lines, covering all the
southern portion of the State with branches
to Galveston, Sabine Pass, Aranzas Pass,
San Antonio, and the mouth OF the Brazos
river
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An incident OF ,he storm.

The RocciHgham Register saws: A re-
markable incident l9i the storm, showing
the violence OF theyind. was the driving
Of an inch plank ten inches wide through a
weatherbOarded house. This was a new
house recently built by Mr.. Harnsberger,
and the piles of plank irVm which The one
was blown was only Thirty feet distant.
Tue plank struck the bouse cnd@ise, peue-
traiing through toe weatherboarding and
plasteFing. demolisbiBg a table 10 the room,
and striking against the mantel, loOsenCd it
from The brick chimney back OF it,
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A Democrat writing from Fairfax SAYS (:
Stop mOraliZing upon the question OF Re-
publicaDs Of Virginia and elsewhere joining
the MabOneites. Let tnem Join, which they
are sure to DO, and marshal their black.and-
tan forces. We car beat them combined or
singIy. Let Us herd them ahonetes,
negroes, white Republicans, and all-tbat in
November we may bury the mongrel mass
in one political grave. lC has got TO be
done sooner or later, and now is the time
while the people are rif' for the work.
Colonel William z. Craighill, OF the United
States army, has awarded the contract for
widening the Puddledock cut, AppomattOX
river, Va, to Simon West, OF Petersburg.
A proposal was opened yesterday for dredg-
ing ChOptank river, between Denton and
Greens OorG', from ID. Constantine, OF BaIti-
more, for 27t cents per cubic yard, measured
in place, to be completed October 81, 1881.
Baltimore Sun.
The Charlotte Observer, prohibition pa
per, didn't like the quality OF champagne
at the press banquet; bad seen better. The
Winston Sentinel admits that Mr.. Jones,
The Observer editor, is ordinarily pretty
good Judge, but on that occasion il wouldn't
swear that be could have told rum punch
from stump water. Don't hoe up,he daisies
i'm that style, brother. --ReidSUMe IA. g.
Times.
Alpbeus w. Wilson, missionary secretary
OF The Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
delegate to the Ecumenical Council of the
Methodist Church, which meets in London
in September, will sail Oh the Cunlrd
steamer Bothnia for Europe Oh Wednes-
day. July 9Th.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount Of RICHMOND
AND DANVlLLE RAILROAD PER CENT
GOLD BONDS due In 1913 az l0l aud accrued In.
ttrest. These bonds are secured by consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and DaDyiile aud red
mont railroads aud the lease Of the North Carolins
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
The annual report OF the company for the year end
ing 3Oth September, 1889, showed that the COM
pany had reduced It's debt over t43O,OOO during
The two preceding years, besides adding largely TO
It's rolling stock and machinery, aud purchasing
800 tons Of new steel rails. For the seven months
ending Aprll 30 1881 the net receipts OF the COM
pany exceeded F24U,000, which Is equal 70 "a per
cent. on the capital Stock OF the company; after me
payment of interest, rents, and all other hxed
charges. and expeBdDg large amount Tor equlp~
ment, steel rails and additional w0Ik-shops- No
THOMAS BRANCH & co.
The receipts Of this company for carrying INC
mails for last April show an Increase OF over IOO
Der cent. over same month Of last wear, ana Tor
freight of 80 per cent. Previous 10 LIST Of May 40
Der cent. of the Atlan'a and Charlotte treigni
business went via the Carolina Central railroad.
Now ali its through business goes by the Richmond
and Danvllle railroad which will add largely to lts
Income. my IL
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The NaIiOuaIR,nks.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. July 1.-COmp'rOller
OF the Currency Knox reports that "a ma
tiOual banks have been organized during
the fiscal year ended yesterday, making a
total OF 2,122 now in existence. Nineteen
have gone into voluntary liquidation during
the past year. There have been no failures
of national banks during the year. On May
6'b, which is the djte OF the last reports re-
ceived from the tanks, there was an in
crease OF S8460O,00O in loans over the Cor.
responding period OF the previous year,
and S133 200. 00O in individual loans.
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The National nebt Statement.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The debt state.
ment issued to-day shows the decrease oil
the public DEBT during the month OF June
to be $40, 1923 1888 Cash in the Treasury,
s249 363, 1855; gold certificates. S5,7S2,'
92O; silver certificates. $jl, l66 $50; certif'
Gates OF deposit outstanding, Sl1,925,O00 ;
refunding certificates, sGSS.S0O; legal ten
ders outstanding, S346GS1, 0l6; fractional
currency outstanding, 81, l05, 05S32. Total
reduction of debt for the fiscal year, SlOl,-
h72 A23 2R
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wooId Boston Have Been Burned: ?

The Springfield Republicans having said
that ''nobodY probably imagiues that much
would have been left Of Ma>sachuetts and
Boston ii hey had been ia the trick of a
victorious southern army" the Charleston
NeloS and Courier SAYS: The whole of
General Lees army Tarched into Pennsyi-
yania, but not town was destroyed and
not a woman was insulted. The orders
toere issued, and wele obeyed. There was
less liberty there than N our own country.
A fence-rail was sacfed thing in Pehnsyl-
vania, although the soldiers burned feGces
pretty much as they pleased in Virginia.
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DANvILLE.
ANOTHER suRcH FOR THg c9I.oReD rg0.
PLE-RA ROAD ARRASGEMEkTs-"CoE H-
WAGONS MOVING.

ANOTHER UkCH FOR THk l0I0RED pRO-
PLE--RA ROAD ARRANGEMEkTs-" Co9N-
WAGONS MOVING.
TCorreseo hence Of the Richmond Dlspateb.I
JuLY /, 1881.
Arrangements have been about completed
for the erection OF a Presbyterian church
here for the colored people. The Presley
teriaps OF one OF the northern cities New
YORK, hear.) promise $1,000 for the build
ing II the cpl0red Presbyterians will pur.
chase building site. / am told that funds
sufficient for the building OF the church
have been raised, and this morning a sub.
scription Is being made up OF funds for the
purchase OF a buildng-lot. The white
people have generally assisted The coloIed
people Literally In efforts OF this kind.
II has been remarked that The railroad
managers have become liberal. | noted for
the Dispatch some time ago the reduction
OF mileage. TIE system of rcturn.iickeis at
greatly reduced rates has also facilitated
travelling, and OF course added TO he NUM-
Der Of those who travel-irayellers for plea
sure especially. And now we hove eXcur-
sioDs TO Asheyile and back for Sc, with the
privilege Of five days soiourn there, and TO
Richmond and back for $500 with The
privilege OF a stay OF sixteen hours.
We had a refreshing rain last night.
Heavy clouds {" eDrn-wagOns' went round
north aad south Of us Yesterday evening.
ALPHA.
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suits Against the city of Houston,
Texas.

GALVESTON, July LA special from
Houston reports the following suits Iiled IN
the District Court against the city Of Hous-
ten upon Market-house bond coupons :
Luther W. Clarke. OF New York, $4,000 /;
William V. Colen, Of New York, $4,000 ;
Arents q Young, OF New York, S4,377.
Upon the consolidated bond coupons :
Elizabeth b. Voorhees,, SLIGO; William
V. Colen, S7,737; c. r. Mann, l,l65.
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS. Va,
lime 81 1891 (

June q, 1881.
recent interviews with prominent men
go1y OF this county, but OF counties ad-
!0hleg, impress NE that the former most
sasnl Rtadiusters are not satisfied with
lsf ticket. n fact, the coalition and mix
,ae are too great and distastefuI TO them.
iuey say II the Democratic Convention in
august VIII take proper view OF the debt
ffaShOn, throw overheard the McCulloch
ssn'-and oil others about here accord with
van Fiew-nominate ueither a laSt-dollar
lsa nor an extreme Readiuster, but select
.yNDle men from either the Valley, South.
~ southwest, or TideWater, TO constitute
suesel Tor Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
s~uAuorney- General-men Of 10 conspicu.
sss.,g'ofensive records TO either wing Of the
tany but Of enlarged aud liberal views,
ehs worker, aud efficient speakers-the
sDpalgn viii trlumphautly conclude with
n.success OF the old.fashioned Democratic
nv, a0d the seal OF certainty affixed 10
nj E,petual supremacy OF the white peo-
POI Virginia.
,SSafftys on the GAINESVILLE and Keysyille
,k,oaQ have commenced, aud We hope that
- unexpected deliyerance OF this coun.
roc lis landlocked condition will soon
f@HLrU.
a1seorge u. Finch, Esq, philosophical
a ,s1sn Of Boydion. has published most
r,,Idable map OF this county. IL was en-.
its,sssa by s. B. Linton, OF Philadelphia,
EN- EN- surveys made by Confederate corps CT
b,;sAeseis, aud shows distinctly all streams,
hslesss', roads, villages, mills, and name OF
M pal owner or occupant Of every farm.
sosss 49, People in this immediate section are
a iof their longevity. Within a radius
eeas, we miles from this place, by actual
sssss5 here are forIy-seYen people over
fNs,sy'hFe years old, and OF that number
n..,,S are over eighty, and three have
Ia - ninety years OF age. While one may
fd,ss ao eere the famous fountain for which
lhs De Leon yainly sought, 10 restore
d. ~ % perpetual youth, yet the air or
'A's's seem 10 baye 0 tesdepcy TO ex.
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The Richmond. Allegheny and Ohio
Central Railroad Company.
bEIINu VF IHb bUAhU Ut UINtNIVHs
YORK YESTERDAY.


YORK YESTERDAY.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.l
New YORK, july LA majority OF the new
Board OF Directors OF the Richmond, Allie
ghany and ohio Central Railroad Company
met informally in this city to-day. Although
the necessary notice had not been given, or
the time come for regular organization, the
gentlemen, anticipating the hard work be-
fore them, ordered an increase Of the en-
cheering force and the immediate opening
OF the syndicate books for the new consoIi-
dated loan. The books will be kept open
till July 10Th, when 1t IS expected the loan
wild he all taken and much OF the work
ready for contract. There is an evident
purpose to rush things. No one will be ad.
mitted 10 the privilege Of subscription to
the new loan except stockholders Of record
on the 10th Of July.
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at I'll 25. Buik-peete higher: shonlderv. tG.20
rih. ~ 60: sides $3.50. Bacon strong: shonIders
W; RIB, $3.50 sides, s9.75.
MILWAUKEE.
MiLwAUKEB, july 1.--Pisnr stea6y and nm.
chsHged. Wheat strcag: no. MFlwankee hard
- ~: NO = Milwaukee bard, t1rSH; so. 2
dj1wsukee son, cash and July, t1.1Ik Com qss'
boz gher. No z. doc. Oats dali aud lower: NO
z. J6e.. Provisions armer. Mess pork. 1858
cash snd duly Lard--Prxne stsam. S1I "a cash
and July. Hogs In fair demand and unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jelly 1.--Piour steady and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and lover; No. Q red winter.
~ IL: NO. 2 Chicago spring. el.10k cash, Af.f29.
Msl,l2h August. Corn active. firm, and higher
hTe. cash, 40*lo4 SC. JHly. Oats dull. weak, lover.
AID heavy for. cash. 37zc. cash and July. Pork
steady and In fair demand; sISzg cash. S1Gs4z1z
August Lard active. rrs, and higher; 81 40 cash,
sl1 40 duly. Bulk meats fairly active and a sDace
higher; shoulders, &6; rib, eS.57H; clear. 1885.
Wbilkey steady and unchanged.
EEw YORK cOTrON FUTURES
NEW YORK, July l.--C0tton--Net receipts, -:
gross. 8 bales; futures cofed steady: sales o..
600 bates; July $ll@3fl.0I; August, sl1.07;
September. a10.7l@StO.T2 October, slO 276E
slO.2s Novfmbe-, slOifdsIO.I5: December.
41015@S10 16 (; January. fi0.27as10 20: Fen
ruary. el0.36Gsl0 80 March. sI0.50@s1o. 81.
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Flour-We quote Fine, s3GS3.5O; extra s5.t o
Ms5.75: superfne, S3.75MS4.50; common family
S6Gs625; choice or patent family *7.0O@sS;
Stanton inspection. extra. 800 superhne, So
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.


NEW YORK, July 1.-The Posts financial article
n:4O +. NJ. edlltOn) saws: The Siock-k xchange
markets are an strong but quiet, United safes
bonds are higher for the A., which are eX ecu
non, and the 3h's. The coupon 5's arc no longer
quoted, those which have not been extended
being subject to redemption. state DohIs are
duiI and steady; south Carolina cOnsols are
selling at 1908 ex-Derest. Railroad bones are
dull and firm all bearing July Interest are
quoted "ex." The stock market had an lrregu-
lar opening. aud Ia me nrst nan hour pflcss ;
sagged h@5. The market then became strong ar d
has so continued prices having SGV2ncsd All PEI
Telegraph, Union Pacific, Northwest, milwaukee
aud ST. Paul, The Trunk shares, Wabash and Mani
tOba In the loan market the rates for a. mana loans
are L(d3 npr cent: Tor time loans to per cent,
and Ior prime mercantile PAPER 3d4k per ceat. lt
may be several DAYS before the july disbursements
have much influence on rates. 1he market Tor Tor
eiRn exchange is very Dull, but fairly steady.
the following quotations wer: current today at
trial. l46h; Lske shore, l26k; Michleah Ceptral,
lO4K: New York, Lake Erie and Western. AZ; New
Yorh. Lake Erie and Western preferred, oeH; New
York, Lake Erie and western sec0nq;, Iva )ea-
ware, Lackawanna aud Western. l24H: New Jersey
Central. 1921: Delaware a1d Tucson, ~: kead-
ing. COZ; Northwestern, l2Ss; 81 Paul' iZ6A' Wa
bash and Pacific. 59& Wabash and Pacific pre-
ftrred 954: Union Pacific, 30H H.. X; aud T.,
5I4; Hannibal and 81, Joy 92g; Hannibal lI
Mountain, ssS: Ohio and Mississippi Az; Pa
cifc Mai. 52H; G. G.. and ]. G.. 24h; North
ern Pacific common. As Northern Pacific preferred,
s6k; san Francisco common: 524 san francisco
nrcferred 7SK: Central Pacific. 99B; Rock Island,
1929: Chesapeake and Ohio, 30; Louisville ana
NaShvi L. IO76: Ontario and Western, BIZ;
Ma Mamma III Elevated. 26l.: Illinois Central, ll6
Canada southern, 6sS; Ch'Gsgo' burlington S ana
Quincy. 1874 Denver and Rio Grande; llO5i
Z, PM and Omaha, 45h; -. Paul and Omaha
preferred, iO6; c., c. G. and l., 954; Erie and
Western 81: Col. Coal. GO; Ohio Central, 354;
Texas Pacific, 67s; Texas Pacific L. g. o7xo per
cent ,,,,o,,,,
BALTIMORE, July l.-Virgiuia g., cOnsos, 631;
second series, ~; past-due coupons VA; ne"
IO.EOis, sex. Bid to-day.
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Elected Chairman Of the University
EnPuIlY.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.I
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, July PRO
fessor Mallett has been elected chairman OF
the faculty to succeed Dr. Harrison, who
has resigned the position after eight years.
service.
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mARTgE TNryLLrGENCr.
PORT or RICHMOND. July i, 1881.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United State
mail, merchandise and passengers, L. u. Taiur
agent.
Schooner A. c. Buckley, CTsmmer, New York
hay, &. l.. Todd.
SAILED.
Steamship WyanOke, Couch, New York. mer.
chandise and passengers, George w. Allen 4 Co.
agents.
Steamer Gulf Stream, rneram. Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarrick
agent
schooner Florence Noryell, Vernon, New York
coal. Curtis 4 Parser.
Schooner Eebecca Florence, CTowell, Providence,
coal. CurTie 4 Co.
Schooner LsTaertein, Ireland, New Haven, lum-
Der. Curtis Parser.
Schooner William II. Boar man, Richardson, Cor
pus Christi. iron. Curtis Il Parker.
schooner W. VI. Wilson, Brown, New York uid
James river, wood, Curtis & Parker.
BY Telegraph.
LIMERICK, July 1.-Sailed: Bark Lottle Steward
for Hampton Road.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, July !. 1881.
SALES '-176 Virginia black serip at 1873. "a Do
at 1876 10 shares Biohfnond and AlIsgoany Rail-
road at Tx: 81 % Virginia eensol fraciions At
1856; 20 shares Norfolk and western Railroad a.
6lki 70 FTeinIa interest certificates at 5k; 1000
Virginia tax-reeeiyabIe coupons at OH; 1,400
Richmond city 0's at I12h: 20 shases Petersburg
and Weldon Railroad al 34Js, 10 do. AZ 34F.
EVENING SALEs.-ss00 city e's 1t 1870; 25
shares Richno nd AMI Allegheny Railroad 81 72A ;
10 shares Albania and Charlotte Railroad at 50.