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Tsbsecs Product o. sAs Uuase1 stsIss.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. June 29.--The report
OF j. Il. Dodge, census sgent for the col.
lection OF statistics OF agriculture, showing
the tobacco product OF the United States for
the census years 1850 aud 1870, was Is.
sued from the Census Once to-day. The
comparative statement presented In the re.
port shows an apparent increase 10 produc.
ton Of 80 per cent. during the decade, the
product In 1880 being placed at 473 107, 537
pounds, and that OF 1870 at 2G2, T35, 34f
pounds. This apparent increase, Mr.. Dodge
says, exaggerates the real advance In to-
Decentralization, rs the presiding census
crop was small one, and the fear OF taxa
ton may have operated 10 prevent full
census OF tobacco In 1870. The crop re.
ported In 1880 was one OF medium produc.
ton, not in excess Of the present
requirement oi home consumption and
expectation. Fifteen States produce
now, as In 1870, more than 80 per cent. OF
the tobacco 81 the United States, though II
Is reported In twenty-five other States and
six Territories. or these fifteen, only Mis-.
souri,, Illinois, Indiana, and Massachusetts
produce less than In 1870. Kentucky occu.
pies the FIRST position, producing 90 per
cent. OF the total crop OF the country Vir-
ginia holds the second place; Pennsyiva.
MIA has advanced from the twelfth to the
third place; Wisconsin from the fifteenth to
the tenth. and North Carolina, Connecticut,
and New York have each gained one point
In the rank OF tobacco States. Those that
have retregraded in relative production are
Massachusetts,, Maryland, West Virginia,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Tennessee.
The average yield per acre is shown to be
13i pounds, varying from 1859 pounds in
Massachusetts, 10 All pounds In North Car
DINA. This variation In the rate OF yield,
the report states, Is due In different degree
to the use or neglect OF fertilizers, the habit
Of growth Of the different varieties, and the
yicissitudes Of the seasons. The following
table shows lin round numbers) the total
product In 1880 for the fifteen leading to-
bacco-growing States: Kentucky, 17l,000,.
900 pounds; Virginia, S0,000,000; Penn.
sylvania. 1900, 900; Ohio, 81, 00O.0 900; Ten
nessee, 10000, 900; North Carolina, 27,000,.
600; Maryland, 26.000,000; Connecticut,
100000; Missouri, ~ 00O, 900; Wisconsin,
II 100000; Indiana, 1900. 900; New York,
6, SOC, 900; Massachusetts,, 100000; ILL
nois. 100000; and West Virginia,
100000.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


bales: uplands, IL l.l6c.: Orleans, ii 5-l6c.;
coDsolidated net receipts. 8 794 bales; exporlsIto
bales. Southern -four barely active and strong I;
common to fair extra: s5,25@s5.75; good to
choice extra, 70 sQ@s13O. Wheat igZae; better Yer
sl.lO@Sl so: No. 8 red, &1.25@&l.25k: No. 2
red, sl.2sk@sl 20. Corn s@i better and fairly
54659he. Oats k0plc. higher and fairly active; No.
8, 43@i3Hc. Hops In fair demand aud hrm; year
lings. i2GIlsc. Coffee firm and quiet: Rio, 94@
IKE. sugar quiet aud firm fair TO good refining,
7L(dSc.: prime. Skc.: refined steady; standard A,
SIC. Rice quiet and steady. Rosin nrm at s2O5@
$40. Turpentine lower: white, 44kc. Wool In
good demand and very firm domestic ft ece $40
45c. pulled, 20@40c.: unwashed, l2@32c Texas,
l4M30c. Pork a shade higher aud strong with
moderate trade: mess. spot, 3l650@sl662k for
old &l7 for new. Mildes firm and quiet; long
clear s]sc.; short, 94c. Lard opened 5@7 high.
steam. spot. sIl.2O@$l1.25: June, sll.22k9
sl1.27k; July, sll.22sG$ll.27E. Freightsaoo
steady.
BALTIMORE. June 22.-FlOur about steady; How
ard. Street and western supernne. s3:oOdsf;zoi
sfI.; asSE@stssfsS iaI5 ss
family, t6.7 1887: Rio brands s6.5oas $50; "a.
iapsco family, 1929 Wnea,Is9gih rsa soS
sl.2S; amber, sI.26@sl.30; No. z western VIII
Ter red, spot and June, $l.25hMfl.25t; July,
si.5ssSii.24. CorSeScnthern sieady; western
HIGHER and firm; southern white. soc: yellow, 6sc.
Oats steady; white western. 40@42c.: mixed. $50
@s9c. Provisions arn. Mess porkaOld, si7 .sS.
new AIS. Bulk. meats-Loose shoulders Sud cieaf
rib sides ,uone here packed, o. and 80 so Bacon
Shoulders, 1915; clear rib sides, tlo.2o. HANS,
lIkG I2xc. Lard-Rshned, S12. Coffee urn; klo
careoes ordinary to fair, esGl nc Sugar easier
IA" soft. l0sc. wniskey duh at sl.o9 Freishts
steady. xu,
ssSh fSsssss5so ' Ss"cy, ss soa $3.50. Wheat
stronger; No. red winter, VI .S2. Corn stronger
AZ 47sa45.c. Oats dull aud unchanged. PorE
nrmer at 1890. Lard frmef at tl0.s0. Bulk-
meats stronger; shoulders, Gfc.; rlb, ehc. sides
9Xc Whiskey ste 10y at sl.07. sugar steady and
UNCHANGED. Lave hogs steady; commos and isht,
s4.25as59 5; packing and butchers, so.SSG
1925.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE June 22.-Flour frmsr extra fam
tS.75@s4.25; choice to fancy, f69s6.bo. Whea
steaay az xl.l0. Corn in fair demand al o2Ac
Oats arm at 43c. Pork strong at tl7.oo. Bs az
meats strong and higher shoulders, - rib 1870
sides 1910 Bacon strong aud higher; shoulders
casa; rip. t9.46; Sides s9.s7x sug T,en5sa ha%
easier at tll.25. Whisky steady nj SLOT
! ST. LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS, June 22.-Flow steady aud unchanges
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Ey Telegraph.

NEW JOhhs
NEW YORK. June 22.-Noon,-Stocks DUH. Nc
nev. 3G3k Der cent. Excbange-Lons, 4S4 /: short.
4664. State bonds dull. Governments steady.
hrsnsng.-Money, 3@3K per cent. Exchange.
AXIS, 114I: new As. l174 states dull.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The Posts financial article
GAO +. NJ. edition. saws The Stock Exchange
United States bonds were firm, with a. advance Of
per cent. in the As. State bonds were dull and
steady, and railroad bonds strong at advance OF
a@2 per cent, the latter In Boston, Hartford and
krle hrsts. The stock market, generally speaking,
has been steady 10 strong, with fair degree OF
activity 10 some Of the leading shares. Prices
ern Union as the feature. Subsequently, The
improvement was lost. bat since III O'Clock
the dealings have been characterized by irmness,
and at The time Of writing prices are within 1Q4
per cent. OF the highest OF the day. After Weslern
Union, the leading features have been the coal
stocks, Lake Shore Union Pacific, Erie Ontario and
Western, Wabash and Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland. Money has been In good supply at 36f3
per cent. on stocks and 2@2k on Government bonds.
Time loans aud prime commercial discounts are as
last quoted. The market for foreign exchange con-
tinues very quiet and In tone steady.
WesqS on s Wesern Onion
new stock. 92k New York Central. 146h; Lake
Shore, 1881 MichIgas Central, lO9H; New York,
Lake Ee and New YS Lake Erie
and Western seconds, l03&: Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western. l244; New Jersey Central,
Northwestern, 1868; 81. Paul, 124k; Wabash and
Pacific, 57S; Wabash and Pacific preferred, 94's
Union Pacific. 1929; NJ, X. and T., 5lh; Hannibal
and ST. 10. "a; Hannibal apd 81. 10. preferred.
ll3K; Ohio and Mississippi, 43I Pacific Mail, 594:
G. G.. and ]. c.. 25A Northern Pacific common. 43h
Northern Pacific preferred, S5S; San Francisco
common, 52k; san francisco preferred. 10; san
Francisco first preferred, ia; Central Pacific,
102k; Rock Island, 142k; Chesapeake and Ohio.
3OG; Louisville and Nashville 1903 ; Nashville and
Chattanooga, 904; Ontario and Western, 3s5.
Manhattan Elevated. 26h. Illinois Central, l39;
Canada Southern. 74A; Denver and Rio Grande,
lI2: 81. Paul and Omaha. 43S: ST. Paul and Omaha
preferred, 1909; G., c., G.. and l., 9SS; Erie aud
Western, 63b; Ohio Central, 37's; Texas Pacific,
69k; Texas Facinc l.. G.. 93Y.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 22.-Virginla 81. consols, e5s
second series, AZ new l0-40's, 81. Bid today.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv rrLEeRArn TO THE DlspArcH

ARairs-T Tobacco Stasissics--Thc
situation at Albany, Democratic Caucus
colonel Cash Acexiued OF the Murder OF
Colonel shannon In Soash Carolina Texas
Railroad Matters Thir,y-nve Persons Pei-
,oned az a Pte.Nic-Dcrhy Day a, Concy
island assassination I'm Georgia "A Charge
Against a Virginia Judge OF Election Ia
nored-The Astley-Beit Contest, Weston
Breaks Down-The Disturbance In Mar
seiIles-A Bill TO Suppress Capital Panish-
mens Ina Great Britain Rejected In Psriia-
ment- Other Intcresttne Foreign Events.
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A Charge Ignored.

DANvrLE, VA, June 22.-The grand jury
OF the United States District Court for the
Western District of Virginia. sitting here
tO.day-Hon. Robert w. Hughes presi'
ding-tOok up the case Of A. l.. Davis.
Judge Of election here last November In the
presidential election, charged with obstruct-
ing voters, and the evidence on which he
was sent on by the commissioner being
found insufficient 10 sustain the charge, the
indictment was Ignored.
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Washington and Lee University.

COMNENCEMENT.DAY-AD BY HON. J.
RANDOLPH TUCEER-DEGREES c0NFERRED,
&C.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, Va, June % To-day was
eommcacement.day at Washington and Lee
University. Hon. j. Randolph Tucker de-
Ny,red an able address before the literary
societies Of the institution. Degrees were
conferred as follows:
Master OF Arts: j. c. Rsinsford, Of South
Carolina, aud j. f. Cockrell, OF Texas.
Bachelor Of Arts: ID. =. Juarkin, OF
Texas; II. L. Preston, Of Virginia; and l..
Pearce. Of Central America.
Honorary Degrees: Rev. ID. W. Shanks,
d. D.; Rev. Thomas 7. Everett, ID. u. IT,;
Professor Rodes Massie, ID. L.; and q.
Watson James. OF Richmond, ID. l..
The final ball is progressing tonight.
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CINCINNATI, June PA dispatch from
Atlanta, Ga, says: Tyre Garrett, OF Pulas-
XII county, was assassinated on the night OF
June Goth while going home. The murder
er is supposed to be j. c. Donaldson, who
about a mouth ago published fictitious ac-
count of a dsgraceful fight 10 the family Of
Garrett. The latter had discovered the
author OF the pun, and fight was immi-
nent. Donaldson has disappeared.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WrpxrspAy. June 22, 1851.

"WEDNESDAY. June %. 1881.
sALEs.--40 shares Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road at ~. 30 do n c., At 7sx, $50 DO, b. c., at
~. 10 do. at 73k; 10 shares Atlanta ana Charlotte
Railroad stock at ss. do. at e3x. 10 20. at s3x.
10 do. at e3K, 10 DO. at So; 1000 North Carolina
Railroad consol 6s at 90.
EVENING sALgs.-l0 shares Richmond and Al.
ltehany Railroad stock at TAX; 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte Railroad stock Al 62 10 do. at 92k,
10 do. at e2f. 10 90. NJ s2x, 30 do. at 62k.
The market opened strong this morning on Rich
mond and Allegheny stock, with ssies In New York
ut e74.50, the price soon advancing TO t75, at
which large saks we're reported. Later II declined
In New York TO VA. then returned TO s75, closing
strong al that bid In this city there we're salts Of
500 shares at from t73.50 TO SIS, the market
closing firm on report that this stock win be
placed On the New York Stock Exchange to-mor-
row, and will command higher prices
Other stocks were In good demand, with some
what advanced rates offered for Norfolk and West
ern. but more sold. There WAS a slight decline In
At A. -
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The London Walking Mafch-WestOn's
Rrea L. Down.

LONDON. June 22-l1 A M.-The walking
match between Rowell and Weston for the
Ashley belt and the championship OF the
world is as good as over. Weston was
somewhat light.headed when be retired 10
rest at 1850 O'Clock this morning. Alto
petber he has taken four rests since mid
night. but his light medicines increased
this morning, and he has been put to bed
again, Rowell Is now walking. The scores
at this hour are Rowel, 260t miles; Wes'
ton, 1884 miles.
Later.-A dispatch from the rink, dated
al APO L. NJ, says: Weston has hnaliy re-
tired from the contest. He was utterly
unable to continue. The score at the end
was Rowell, 2S0 miles; Weston, POI miles
and laps.
The Tunisian Affair in Parliament.
LONDON. June 22.--In the House Of Lords
last night Lord Delaware CONSERVATIVE
moved for the papers on the Tunisian affair,
and condemned the action OF the Govern.
ment on the Trnisian question. Lord Gran
vile, Foreign Secretary, replied that France
had assured the Government that British
treaty rights should not be interfered With.
TIE Government, be said, were sensible OF
the fact that incidents might arise on which
IL would be their duty to ask for hank ex-
plantations but as the Government bad not
opposed the past action OF France In Tunis,
he could not see the advantage OF getting
into petty squabbes on that action, unless
II led TO the invasion Of British treaty
rights. H.t
CapltsI Punishment I'm Great Britain
LONDON. June 22.-In the House OF Com.
mons to-day bill, introduced by MT.
Pesse. for The abolition Of capital punish
ment. was rejected, on motion for Its Sec
ond reading, by a vote OF 10 TO SO. Du'
ring the debate very general feeling was
expressed Id favor OF classification OF the
various degrees Of murder, as 10 America
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sentence of MarseilIes Rioters
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The Symptoms of Liver Complaint are hitter or
bad taste In the mouth Pain in the Back, Sides, or
JOINTS often mistaken for rheumatism; Sour
Stomach Loss Of Appetite; Bowels alternately
eostive and lax; Headache; Loss of Memory, with
painful sensation Of having failed TO do something
which ought TO have been dore; Debility; Low
Spirits; thick, yellow appearance OF the skin and
Eyes; Dry Cough, often mistaken for Consump-
ton.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend the
disease, at others very few; but the Liver, the
largest organ in the body, generally the seat Of the
disease, and If not Regulated in time great suffer-
ing, wretchedness, and Death Will ensue.
AS AN UNFAILING SPECIFIC, TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTION. Buy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR unless in our en-
graved wrapper, with trade mark, stamp and sigma
ture unbroken. None other Is genuine.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j. II. ZEILIN 4 CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. je 4-eodtAu20
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ISWcAI tItffa'b 70 Fht DFspatcH.J
NORFOLK, Va, June 22.-Mrs. Worcester,
OF the family of William J. Bishop, promi-
nsnt Noffolk-county trucker on the West
ern Branch, was burned to death this after
noon while attempting to kindle fire with
kerosene. She held the can over. the fire
and il exploded, enyeloping her body In a
sheet Of fame from head TO foot. she died
in gIeat agony.
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Wheat higher; No ted fsil sl.lehGo O. * cash,
el:l June. Corn higher 1t Gal6&c {cssh. lSK6
lpkc: June: Oats higher; 3bkc cash, 35kc Ju6e.
Lard higher At ei0.60. Bulk meals 6rm and held
higher NO sales Bacon hisber shoulders, "a rs |:
rib, to.S7fass.46; sides, t0.6S8s0.70.
CHICAGO.
|. CHICAGO, June 22.-Flour In good demand at full
prices Wheat active, 1rm. and higher; No. 2 Chi .
caso spring, SILK cash aud June, t1.12kG41. l2k
yu'ys Corn strong and higher; 47fc. cash and
June. 464c. July. Oats strong and higher: 38c.
cash. 5Shc. June. Pork active. firm, higher. and
unsettled. but closed easy at 3le.35 cash. tl6 3O6
fl632x July. Lard In active demand aud ad.
vanced; 911@3ll.02k cash, t11.05 July. Bulk
meats active, drm. aud higher: shoulders. ~. 90:
rib, e6 90; clear, $500. WhIskey In good demand
at tI.o9.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, June 22.-Flour firm and mode.
hard. t1.14k; sofs. cash and June. Gill: July,
No: 2, SIC. Provisions stronger. Mess pork, ti6A8
ca,h and July, 1880 August. Lard-Prime steam,
81 o2k cash and July. Hogs dull at $1,000
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Cotton-Net receip;p. 2s
bales: 2613 bales: futures closed easy sales
$1,000 bales June, 81 .03asll 05; July, ii 1903;
August. tll.09: September, t1l.68; October,
e11.26dn1.27; November, s1O.l3@41014:
December, 410.14a$10.15: January. tlO.35@
sl0.49@$1o.51.
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Texs. Hallway Item.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, June PA special
OF yesterdays date TO the Neies, from Aus
tin, Tex. says: "Tbe Sabine and Western
Railway Company filed their charter to-day.
TIE road is 10 extend from Sabine Pass TO
Houston, a distance Of eighty miles. The
incorporaiors are all OF this city, and the
stock Il placed at sl,500, o00."
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wholesale RaiSAuing.

ATLANTA, GA, June 22.-Yesterday at a
picnic at Decatur thirty-fve people were
poisoned by eating chicken-salad, some OF
the ingredi OF which had been cooked
In brass kettle. All suffered severely, but
the prompt arrival OF medical aid prevented
any deaths.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL GH

"A LINN IL ~ nv al 1n all 4KEfN
N STEAMSHIPS baltimore aud sse
Liverpool ria Halifax. y. S and II. Johns, ". F.,
every alternate TUESDAY; Quebec and Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This route presents unprece-
dented advantages to tourists, enabling Them 20
view the magnificent scenery OF the Lower 81. Law
renee. In addition, the distance from Quebec to
Liverpool is 500 miles shorter and OF the reduced
distance 1000 miles Is inland navigation, reducing
the actual ocean voyage To minimum OF five days.
Extra shiDs from GLASGOW. GALWAY,
To BOSTON.
Far passage and information, apply TO A. w. GAR
Der, Agent at Richmond, Va or LEVE K ALDEN,
q. L. A., POI Broadway, ". Y; 20l Washington
street. Boston 107 sou Fifth street, Philadelphia
Ia .. qodRm
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A Quarter OF u million 90 he Fxpeud-
ed ON the Norfolk and Western
oad-CrOu&.

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.I
NORFOLK. Va, June 22.-The Norfolk
and Western railroad management viii ex-
pend s250,00o the present year in improve.
ments TO deroi property here and along the
Zinc.
Corn and other crops were greatly re.
iieved to-day by copious showers for sew
cral hours.
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COney Island Races.


CoSEY ISLAND, June 22.-To.day was
"Derby day" at the Coney Island Jockey
Club race-course. Thirty thousand people,
including large number Of ladies, were
present. The weather was cool hut plea.
SAINT. The track was very hard. The bet
ting was not up TO the usual standard.
The first race-free handicap sweepstakes,
for two-year. olds, three quarters of mile
was won by Vanguard by two lengths
Onadga second, Wyandotte third. Time,
1:253.
The second race-the Coney Island "Der.
by" for tbree-year-olds, one mile and a
half-had only two starters, Hindoo and
Baltic. HIndoo won by three lengths.
Time, 2:46t.
The third race-free handicap sweep.
stakes, mile beats-was won bv Elias Law
renee, who took the second and third heats
Time, 2:11, 2:1l&, and 2:20.
The fourth race-haDdicap steeplechase-
was won by Derby; Lizzie d. second, Dis
pute third. Time, 5:523.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE SUMNER TERM OF MISS CLARA
Il HOFMANN'S DAY-sCHOOL FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS begins JUNE 20, 1881. Hebrew,
German. Music, and Drawing taught II require d.
For particulars apply 10
CLARA HOFFMAN,,
3l4 east Leignt street.
u lQ-Sm&Th2lk Richmond. Va.
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The Cash. Shannon DueI-AcqutttaI of
Colonel Cash.

CHARLESTON, s. c., June pa special
from Darlington says the trial OF +. b.
Cash, who killed William Shannon in duel,
was begun there yesterday. The evidence
for the State was the same as on the pre-
vious trial. The defence put forth Colonel
Shannon's second, who testified that there
bad been no effort at compromise on his
part. Colonel Cash was placed on the stand,
and said that he had wanted 10 fight Shan
non TO get revenge for an insult to his wife.
Solicitor Dargan spoke for the State.
Judge Cotteran then charged the jury that
the crime OF which the prisoner stood ac-
cused was murder, the essence OF which is
malice. The killing was admitted, and the
jury must decide IL there was formal de-
sign 10 take the life Of the deceased. 1t has
been argued that because the law has been
allowed TO sleep IL has no force. This Is
not so. The law has never been abrogated.
1t is alleged that this duel was fair, but
self. defence is no plea where one has pur-
pose; the offence cannot be condoned be-
cause Shannon participated in it. Killing
in a duel is murder, and the penalty Is
death. After reading the testimony and
again charging the jury as to their duty in
the case the Judge closed, and the jury
withdrew. They will probably be out all
night.
LATER.
CHARLESTON, S. c., June 22.-At late
hour last night the jury IN the Cash duel
ling case returned verdict OF "not guilty."
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ElOur.

Flour-We quote Fine, &3@s3.50: extra. So.3
@S5.75: superhne, $3.75@$4.50; common family,
$6@s6.25; choice or patent family. f7.oO69fe
Staunton inspection, extra. 1919; superhne, 30.
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E,OR WASHINGTON. q
nor NEW YORK.-The Old 1+TS

II Dominion Steamship COmpany's s.ne4zk8
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD DO
MINION, Captain WALKER. every TUESDAY az
. O'Clock p. NJ; steamer WYANOKE, Captain
CoucH, every FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock p. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at s O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up TO l O'Clock p. NJ. for the
Tuesdays and H. days steamer, and to O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Throurh bills OF lading signed and goods for
varded with dispatch to all points north south east,
and west; also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
cabin fare TO New York, $1,000: steerage, 80 and
~. -
For freight or passage apply 10
e, w. ALLEN & CO, Agents,
nv 6-ts Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
INSTRUCTION IN POLITICAL SCIENCES.

The following regular courses Of study are open,
without examination, to competent students not
candidates for degree. The fees in case less
than $50 nor ore than $3.50 year. Figures In q
denote the humber of exercises per week.
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY. J.. Constitutional
Government In England and the United States. t2)
II. Constitutional aud Political History of the
United States to 1850. (3l Ill. Forms Of Govern
ment and Political Constitutions since 1889. t2l-
POLITICAL ECONOMY. |. MilIss Principles of Po-
litical Economy; Financial legislation ofthe Uni ed
States. (3) II. Cairnes's Principles OF Political
Economy; Citizens Essavs In Finance. 81 ILL., Pub
lie Finance. (l)-LEGAL SCIENCE. |. Jurispru'
dence: Austin. ~ II. Constitutional Law Of the
United States. n III. Public International Law
aud History Of Modern Treaties. 81 Nv. Roman
Law Institutes of Gaius and JustiDian. 90 V. The
Roman Law OF Inheritance. ~ vi. The Legal In
situations Of the Franks, Ango-Saxons, and Nor
mans (3)
The next Academic year begins SEPTEMBER
20, 1881. Fer further Information address
II. w. TAUSSiG, Secretary.
an l4-ThxSalew Cambridge Mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-23

MAD. CAROLINE RICHINGS-BER-
wi NARD will be prepared TO receive limited
Tor MUSICAL INSTRUCTION at her own house,
In Richmond, Va, for the fall and winter OF
1881 49,, where they Will receive thorough vocal
and instrumental training under her personal SUI
peryision. and the comforts Of a pleasant home
Elocution, Italian. and German taught IL required
mond, Va. my 15-3m&w