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rhe New York SenasOrships.
iNEFFECrUAL DALLOTING.

ArsANY. June a.-The irst ballot for the
.n,-.,>or 20 Conklins resulted: jacobs. 80 ;
g.rkliug. 81: Wheeler. Is; Cornell, 20 ;
Po-er,. IA; Bradley. /; Foiger. /; Crow
lv. s.: Fen'on, ,; Lapham. s. WoOdin,
Z. Henry Ward Beecher. l; butcher. /.
Nselea voted for Woodin. and Gerstline
IN Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. SeeIy j.
rrr.d with Hoffman OF Cnemung. Lewis
ura Pinnev. and Cr1pser with Butler.
There vas no choice. and ballot was
,As0 AIKEN for successor ID Plalt. with the
following result; Herman, so; Platt, 30 :
psrev. 81: L1pbam. }; Cornell, IL;
W1ri.a: Nsucott, / Crowley, 3 butcher,
3. Nusr :; Foieer. 5 Tremaine,
Wacter,t =.
,r'raa offered a resolution that this
'o.a' convention adjourn until noon Salur-
d-r. C.Hnau moved 10 table the reSOiu-
.ar. The latter motion was lost. and Spi.
-5a'. motion was carried by a vote OF 50 in
-sa -hl motive. the Democrats ald Adj
q ,-il,oulsiS voting together.
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Limited tickets 10 Washington, ID. C., ard return
ria Old Point. Potomac steamboat Company and
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
S6.
rhrOug. tickets on sale on cleaner Ariel and AZ
,roer's Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage
checked through.
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The international and Great North
eru Hallway.

GALVESTON, June 3 The NeicS has the
following special dispatch, dated san AntO-
nio. Yesterday The track OF the Interna-
tional and Great Northern railway is now
attended thiTty-iwo miles southwest of this
ci,y and about one mile from Chilean, Media
county. Trsck-laying is proceeding at the
raip II a mile a day. The track Of the Gal
weston. HaTrisOnDurg and san Antonio
rOad. running parallel with the Interna-
tion8i and Great Northern for ten miles,
reached Leon, nine miles west OF this city,
Yesterday"
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,,er Explosion ut Lew woor-rour
~ea fntured.
rpfclai tel,Eram % the UispAich.

rpfciai telegram 10 Nie ipspNch.l
,,r Moon. VA. June "a keg contain
... sne,n cartridges Of Atlas power ex-
-, N blacesmith's shop at This place
~. noon yesterday, IN which four men
go. engaged at work. The shop was COM
r,.,ey demolished and the men badly in
.-.e3. some beng blown distance OF forty
-, Two Of the injured men were re.
~,ocrA % the company'S hospital, where
.,srr attention is shoSn them. whilst the
,,ber ,xa. who were less Injured, were re.
,,,rsa 20 their homes on the express train
-, evening. Whilst each man sustained
..ron, injuries, favorable hopes Of their
-,.oyrrv are entertained.
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TROPiC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

pRTscnIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
U,ROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
4 DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATlVE
MEDICINES
TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IL THE WORLD
BILIOUsNESS. HEADACHE
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently, effectively and Is delicious 10 'aks'
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t nparts vigor to
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, bypochon'
aria, etc. ONE TRIAL cosyiscEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 25 and &C cents. sold By all druggists
imy S-decdtAhi0, 1871
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THE LATEST NEWS.
r,IEssaru ro THE prsrArCu,

49,. Albany Deadlock; Little Change In the
,..,,us--c Chattanooga aud the Atlanta Cotton
rxpesition- Desperate shooting ARRAY i'm
,,,s.issipP5-rexas Convicts Killed while
ing 90 Escape Railroad natsers-rwo
,.,,drcu NutiIated BY che Explosion OF a
Ian, Cartridge g-Beat Lest, with An
a.,d.-The Readias OF the Revised New
r,.meu, IN the Churches ef England Dill
,..,.te,ter Of Defence English Turf Notes;
s.e;.s a, EPSON -o,her Interesting Foreign
Items "
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Desperate ARRAY an NisSisstppi.
a.. NAS EILED AND ANOTHER NOTABLY
Won NnEn.

tNt aAN Ati-Ltb AND ANU HER MpkI Ali.l
WOUNDED.
81 .sFHIs. = me "A shooting aifrav Oc-
cured li >engtob.a, Miss. Wednesday after
noon, between Pres. McCracken. deputy
clarcery clerk 0l Tate county. and a bar Der
nsnai Blount, which resulted in The killing
u McCracsru and the mortal wOundiag Of
BaGut. The difficulty originated the day
before. when Blount threatened McCracken.
Yesterday Blount met McCracken aud said,
81 Intend 70 sill you." and drew his pistol.
Ne rcken stepped inside store and
came out with pistol, when Blount re-
marked. Pres, give me 4 chance Me-
CucSen lowered MS pistol. and a. be did 80
Blunt fred. McCracken returned the ire,
and each fred three shots. McCracken died
n , O'Clock 10 the evening. Blount is in
iail. aud be i not expected 10 live. He
came 10 Senatobia three months ago.
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FrishtruI Hntilatieu Of Two Children

LEADvILLE, Col. June 3.-Nesterday az
itfnoon Walter and L0ttie Smith, aged fonr
,nd six pec,iyeiv, while playing on a va
can't l0t found giant cartridge. They at
tempted 10 break II open TO see what was
inside when i. exploded, throwing them
several yards and badly muiiialing botl
children. 4 hand OF each was torn Of and
their ewes blown out.
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THE PEOPLES Worldwide VERDICT
Burnett's CCcOaine has been sold III every
civilized country, and the public have rem
dered the yerdicl that il is the cheapest and
best hair-dressins in the world.
Furnett's Fayoring Extracts are invarlc-
big acknowledged the purest and the best.
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Two burglars Killed.

DALLAS, Texas, June 3.-MeltOn and
Bskr, notorious burglars and horse-ihieves,
were silled IN HAYES county by deputy
sheriff while resisting arrest. the pair mad
been r0bbing stores ana dwellings and run
a0g Of stock for The last eighteen months.
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IRoy STEEL. GRINDsToNEs. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BEST REFINED
Il Iron, COMPRISING full assortment OF Flats,
Rounds, Squares, Ovas, Bands, &C; Russia. Sai.
vanized aud American sheet-Iron; Swedes znd
Norway Iron, Norway shapes aud hods MAYOR =
Cast-stes /, German and Blstered steel. Machinery
and Tire Steel, BAObt Metal Pig. Tin, speiten
sheet Zine and Solder, HorSe-ShOes Nails, &c, &c.
For sale by .o,-
40 l2-3m HENRY ". Soh1dA M
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The Atlanta Cotton Exposition.

CHATTANOOGA. JUne 3.-Director-Genera
mbsll, Of The Atl1nta international Cot
ton Exchange. addressed the citizens here
yesterday, aud a large sum Of money was
raised. Chattanooga will make large cX-
libits al The Exposition. Much interest Is
manifested here.
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LsEBIG.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. An
invaluable and palatable tonic IN all cases of
weak digestion and debility. Is success and 4
boon or which nations should feel grateful
see Medical Press Lancet, British Medi-
cal Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fGc simtls
Of Baron Liebig's signature IN blue Ink across
;he label.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had Of all storekeepers. Grocers. and Chem
lists. sole agents for the United states wholesale
only. G.. David Co.. 43 Mark Lane. London,
England. ap 3O-SaJ2t
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

saLss.-ioo Virginia consoIs at So 10000 vIr-
sinia deferred at Is. 10000 Do. at Is; 200 Rich.
mond city SIS at Io5A; shares Atlantic. Mississippi
aud Ohio al 81. Dc. Al 81; share Virginia aud
tennessee at 30. shares Richmond AMI Danville
sock al lo4, 10 do. AZ I05. 10 do. at 1904; so
snaFes richmond aud Allegheny n TN. 80 do. at
- 10 do. a. ~; 90 shares Atlanta and Charlotte
stock at s5, so do tB. CT az s5 30 do. m C.1us5.
80 do al 80, 90 DO. at s3 Is 10. at So; so shares
Norfolk and Western preferred AZ 6an 20 do At
8dls 25 do at 66k 10 da. AT 81: 10 shares Peters
burg Railroad stock At 3sS. o do. at sss; 1000
Richmond and Dsnviile gold IS at IO5.
sHcoSp BOARD sALRs.-335 share. Chesapeake
a. ohio at so, 10 DO. al 32t.
After second Board 100 shares Richmond and
Allegheny stock sold al t72.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
ICE.

EGf.
NORTHERN ICE.
Representing the
OLDEST NORYHERN-ICE FIRM
N the city OF Richmoasi, call particular Sienton
sOmy
PURE, CLEAR. Fl1M KENNEBBC-RIVERIC ICE
with which have furnished ray customers pronpi
ly, continuously, ABd full supply
THROUGH THE ENTIRE SEASONS.
Having made al contract ior from
FIVE THOUSAND TO ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND TONS
of the above celebrated ice. am peparea 70 supply
all who may favor mo with their orders. With nav
old courteous AID competent drivers. aud also every
effort OF myseif ana 10 ave entire satlsfaction
hope 80 receive a liberal share oi Inc puoiie pa
tronage.
orders w mail. telephone, or otherwise pro nptly
sttende|, to. MRS. JANE kI'sG.
my aim Wholesale and Retail Ice Dealer.
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ConVleis Killed while Trying to Es-
came.

BRENNAN. TEXAS, June 3.-Yesierday
morning, near Sealy, a. the wOrk-train was
switching. a number Of ears were cut loose
by coDyIcts. who attempted 70 escape. Two
were killed and four wounded-two NOR
,alr-gnd one made good his escape.
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SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The symptoms Of Liver Complaint are n ter or
bad taste IN the mouth Pain In The Back, sides, or
Joints. often mistaken for rheumatism Sour
stomach; Loss Of Appetite; Bowels alternately
c1.tive and lax: Headache; Loss of Memory, with a
painful sensation Of having failed 20 10 something
which ought 10 nave been doae; Debility; Low
Splrts a thick. yellow appearance OF the skin and
Eyes a Dry Cough. often mistaken for ConsuInp-
ton.
sometimes many Of these 81 mptoms attend The
disease, al others very few; but The Liver, the
lar est organ in the body generally the seat of the
disease and If not Regulated IN time great suffer-
ing. wretchedness. and Death viii ensue.
A. AN UNFAM.ING SPECIFIC, TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTION Buy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR unless in our en-
prayed wrapper, with irade mark. stamp and sigma
turc unbroken. None other is genuine.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
ny All DPUCGISTS. il 4. eodtAu20
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Suspended for UsparIiamentary Ian
gua-c.

LONDON, June Sin the House OF Com.
mons TODAY. during the time Of putting
questions 10 the Ministers, Mr. Thomas p.
.OConnOr was called to order for using the
word mendacIous." Mr.. O'Kellv. Home
Rule member for ROsc0mmOn, therenpOn
applied the epi,heis calumniOuS" and
Lying " 10 several members Of the House.
and his suspension for he remainder % the
sitting was moved by Mr.. Gladstone and
carried by vote OF lS5 "a IL. Mr.. O'Keily
then withdrew quietly. Mr.. Powell gave
notice that he would call attention 10 the
circumstances o. the suspension Of Mr..
O'keily-on Friday.
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DICHMOND AND PETE RSB UkG
AZ RAlLROAD.-COmmencng SUNDAY, May
Is. Is /. trains This road will IS follows:
Leave Richmond-Fsst Mails, $40 II. N.
Through Mails, 1850 A. NJ; Through Freight,
6:lJ A. VI.
Special Norfolk Express, arranged especially to
provide quick transit between Richmond and Nor
FOLK Leave Richmond 1900 y. NJ.
Lave Petersburg-Fast Mails i:l5 A.. NJ.
Through Freight, i:5O p. VI. r Through Mails
$40 p. NJ; special Norfolk Express,t $3.50 A. NJ.
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Aug Blown Up and All Hands Losr.

SANDY Hook. \. j., june 3.-The tug.
boat jake Brands wss blown up OF here this
morning aud all hands were lost.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June 3. 1881.
SAILS.
CORN-Whitc 744 bushels very good at 62c.
Mixed. "A bushels very good az 6Cc.
NEAL.-2S bushels very good Al sc; 20 bushels
very good Csc.
BLACKEYE PEAs.-2 bushels al 81.
OATs-lOO bushels very good sprlng AZ Jfc.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAiL.lr~s

LII IN LINE nv Al mAfL -
II + r \ VI = II PS baltimore aud s-S<xtEssS
Liverpool ria Halifax y. =. and ~. Johns. v. r.,
every alternate ! |. ESDAY Quebec aGd Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This route presents unprece-
den'ed advantages 10 tourists. enabling them 10
renee. In addition. he distance from Quebec 10
Liverpool rs 500 mile shorter and Of the reduced
distance 1000 miles Is Inland navigation. reducing
the actual nc' an voyage 10 minimum OF i've days.
Extra shins from GLASGOW, GALWAY,
QUtENSTOW y, ana LONDONDERRY DIRECT
TO BOSTON.
FIR passage and information. 9pniy 10 \. ". AR
BtR. Agent at Richmond. Va. or LIVE ( ALDEN,
O.. L. 4. 20T Broadway, y. Y. POI Wa, hincton
street. Boston lot sou II Ffh street, Philadelphia.
" 2.enIRIn
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Manchester Market.

LONDON, June 3.-The Manchester Guar
dian. in Ifs commercial article this morning,
saws: The amount OF business is again
moderate, although sales in some depart
ments have decreased. owing partly to the
nrmnCss OF prices ana partly to The fact tDat
buyers for the present have satisfied their
requirements. The rather stimulating re-
port Of the Liverpool cotton market induced
producers TO raise quotations point, espe-
cially for yarns, but the only effect has been
n sion husiuQSS -
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Parliament and The Holidays.

LONDON. June 3.-Tbe House OF Lords
has adjourned for The Whiisunude holidays
until the 18th. The House OF Commons
will also adjourn from the An to the 81 in
slant. and the consideration Of the land bill
IN committee will be postponed from to-
night until the 18Th instant.
rhe British Electric Light Company has
obtained permission to experiment with
lighting The House OF Commons during the
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EInnr.

Flour-We quote Fine. k39s3.5O; extra, 1855
"a s5.75: super6ne. $3.50 s4.J0; common family.
sea 1928: choice or patent family. $1,000 ~ {:
Stanton inspection. extra, 1915; superfine, $50
1925.
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FOR NORFOLK, BALTLelLu,
MORE. THE NORTH. AND REGULAR LAND.
INGs ON JAMES RIVER,
AbsO
OLD POINT, saPruFfELD.
HAMPTON, AND WASHINGTON, n. c.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARiEE-
carrying United states NALL
z. G. CLIFFORD, Commander
For NORFOLK, BALTLelEu

leaves Rict m0nd every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
and SATCRDAYat6 A. VI. for abOve-named places ,
connecting &C Old Point with the Raw line same
afternoon. which arrives at Ola Point 3t $40 u. NJ
ard az Baltimore next m0rnng ia fun time Tor
a. VI. train for Philadelphia. New York and Boston
aisc VITA steamer for ashinaton. ID. e. Return
ing the steamer leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WE'D
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. June al bis weeks circulir
Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' AsSOcia-
ton SAYS In cotton there was moderate
business in the early par, of the week, and
prices were slightly easier. On Wednesday
and Thursday large business was done. and
quOt1tions for some descriptions were raised.
American was in active demand. IL has
been firmly held. and prices have advanced
fully "a. sea Island was in moderate re-
quest, with les pressure TO sell; prices are
unchanged. Futures opened dull and de-
clined l.l6d. On Wednesday the tone be.
came strong. and the decline was more than
recovered, prices closing at an advance Of
32d. for near and l6d. for mOie distant
positions. \ strong tone was maintained.
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DY RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
ID OF DIRECTORS OF THE VIRGINIA ELS :.
TRIO LIGHT COMPANY the BOOKS o. s'JB-
sCRlPrfOS TO its oapiial stock viii he oPb.s FOR
TEN DAYS al my pnice M 1900 Main erect.
GEORGE II. PQlsDyXTER.
my 2s-eedat secretary,
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LONDON. June 3.-LOrd SelbornP. the
Lord Chancellor, IN letter TO the Right
Rev. Christopher Wads worth, bishop Of
LiBcoln, expresses the opinion That the re-
yi>ed Testament cannot be read in the
churches Of the English Church until il baS
been recommended or authorized by some
sufficient public authority, and that any
clergy man 80 using il ncurS The risk Of
being neld As IN offender against lhe law.
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GRANITE QUARRIE&

NOR LEASE OR SALE,
4 VERY VALUABLE GRANITE QUARRIEs
on line Of Richmond and Allcghany rauro1d, one
mile above the city. O. A. CEENsbAN,
INV 96.2w sos Main street.
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Mr. DnIou's Letter from Hail.

LONDON, june Mt. DillOn's letter 70
the Speaker Of the House of Commons, from
Klmlinham jail. is officially published. Mr.
Dillon inquiries whether 4 question Of priv
ilege does not arise on bis arrest, and says
that Mr.. Forster. Chief Secretary for Ire
land. read an Inaccurate report Of his ,Afr
Dil!oH's) speech. lie declares that it did
not afford justification for his arrest. The
Speaker, in reply, says that as Mr.. Dilion's
letter did not relate to any matter Of priyi-
lege be had Lot thought it necessary TO lay
Il before the House,
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Enthusiastic welcome tn Archbishop
Groke.

DUBLIN. June 3. -Archhishop Croke, OF
Castei. has returned to rhurles, County
tipperary, after delivering series of
speeches on the land question, which the
opposition Journals assert would have led
TO bis arrest II he had been other than a
Catholic bishop. On his return to Thullts
he WAS met two miles from town by band
Of musicians and 5000 people. with flags
aud banners bearing patriotic Irish inscrip-
tons. lie wss brought in procession to the
Archiepiscopal Palace. The people were
with difficulty restrained from taking the
horses out OF his carriage aud drawing it
themselves
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/ ~. 25ats.s5; fancs. es.soass. wheat unset
tied and lower; No rrd fsil. sI.1IHt1 I / cash
tIlltms1.l2 june. Corn DUH: 43&143fr casb
z5fet43,sc. June. OARS dull; 3o,.e33g,zc. sash,
3daa36'4c. June. Whiskey steady al III o. poYv
dul; jonbine, sIs.75. Lard steady at I'll o so ralk-
meats dnl; shoulders. 1850; rib. ts4O: sides,
$3.50; Bscou scirce and arn shoulders, ~ so
r'b, s925@tg IS; sides, s9.45Gig 80.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 3.-FiOur duh and nominal.
Wnsat unsettled; opened weak and lower; c.osed
hrfn AZ outside prices: No. CHICAGO spring
sl.Ooa cash. fl.lOH July. Corn moderately aciSye
aud higher; 43lsc. cash, 43d43sc. July. Oats in
good demard n: prices shade. higher: 3JM37kc
cash, 5e,c. july, PorA duh ana lower at sI8.i2x,
Lsrd eatter At SlO.57k. Buik-mezfs steady and
Unchanged. Wbiskey s!esdy aud unchanged
NEW YORK COTrON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. June 3.-COtton-Net receipir
6l9 Dsles. gross. 99S bales; futures closed weak !:
sales. 1000 haies; June, s10.9dasI0. gs; July
eli .03Msl .04: August. sl1.llm<II.I2: Sep.
iember, el0.670sI0.69; October. slO.2sa
fl027: November, siO.l5asiu.I6: December
slO.l5@sl0 Is; January, tl0.26mtI0.27: FEN
ruary. tl0.s7@sl0.3 March, sIO47esiO.49
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MOND, FREDERICKSBURG

ID I Z Il N . Y D, FKEDEKIthSBU R0
Ii AND POTOMAC RAlLR0AD-schedule CONS
mencing SUNDAY. May Is. 1881:
5l6 A, NJ. leaves 8yId- street station daily; stops
only az Milford aud Fredericksburg.
s:l2 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily lex-
cent sunday.
$40 p. VI. leaves BY d-Streef station daily.
400 z. NJ. Accommodation FOR Junction. leaves
Broad-s,reet station daily Except sun
daysl.
Il:3G ). VI. arrives az Byr,l-street station daily.
500 p. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station daily
makes NO local stops.
9:Js p. ", arrives At Byrd-street station daily
except ~uniay)
Sal 4. W., Accommodation. arrives at Broad,
street station daily except sunday.
4. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket AGENT
EFT. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
myIA
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CIiICAaO.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
MARINE ENrELLIGESCh.

san rises. ........, 4:44 HIGH TIDE.
sun Sets............ 7.lO Morning .......... g:AI
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 3, 1851.
ARRIVED.
Bark Noah. -, New York. iigh,. 10 load with
-four foE.BPazl,
schooner ID. H. Ingrabam. Greeiey. Rocklaud,
lime. x. Wendenburg.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel clifford, >orfnlk. United stat
mall, merchandise and passenger, l.. Il. Ta'un
agent.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York. mer.
ChsEdise aud passengers, George ". Allen & Co.
AGENTS.
steamer Gnf Stream. ingraham. Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers. J. W. McCarrick,
agent.
schooner W. d. CarEill, Low, New London. coal
Currie < Co.
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CARPETS, MATTINGs. 6c.

THAVE JUST RECEIVED MY SPRING
L STOCK OF GOODS.-Chinese Mattings. of all
grades ONT Oths CarDsts, Rugs. ana Mats; shades
and -hadings Of all styles; Cornices and Cornice-
POies-walnut. gill. and ebony Lace and DamasA
Curtains: Paper Haugngs Of all STYLES and quality.
Work done ~ town Or country. All orders promptly
attended 10. 4. JENNINGS. No. 1871 Main street
Richmond. Va. an b'Zm
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DOR NEW YORK.-The Old fra

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old ..>FSfS
4 Dominion Steamship COnpanys sSE1nkszeszs
steamers viii sail rs Follows Steamer Old Do
NINiON, captain WALKER, every TUESDAY At
O'Clock p. u steamer WYANOkE, Captain
COUC II, every FRIDAY AT 2 O'Clock p. W.; steamer
MASHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
AZ : O'Clock 4. u.
Freight received up 20 l O'Clock p. NJ for the
Tuesdays ami + day's steamer, and % y O'Clock
-aturC ay evening for sundays snip.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 all points north, south east
and west: also. To foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
cabin fare TO New York, $1,000, Storage, 50 and
81.
For freight or passage apply 20
q. w. ALLEN Z Co, gents,
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EOR WASHINGTON.
e|1Maf

THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
mas resumed the oid and favorie route
BETWEEN QCANTICO AND WASHINGTON.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR
hunt expressly for this service win make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except SUNDAY ~ connection with
trains 81 The Richmond. freGerlcks burg aud POtO.
mae railroad. leaving Richmond At s:I2 \. ". and
jlO =. VI. arriving At Washington at =. VI. and
1890 Z. VI.
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust. Z view of the beautiful aud
historic scenery along The FAMOUS POTOM AZ
RIVER. passing IN iul view of MOUNT VERNON /;
elegantly served meals. grand main saloon, superb
staierOoms. delightful bathrooms. hot aud cold
water and al The complete appointments OF a
strictly irst class boat.
Fare from QuaDiicO 10 Washington ltmitedl, 81.
straight lnd round. rriD tickets between Richmond
and Washington 40 lowest rates a. Offices Of the
Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad
aud \. ". GARBER'~.
GEORGE MATTlNGLY. Superintendent.
VI. VI. WEIGH, Agent, 1000 Main street.
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SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH. MILL
TARY. AND OTHER EXCU RSfOSSIO
Old POINT, NORFOLK, as.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Smithneld. and Hampton; Washington, ID. G,
NewOerne Washington, aao TarbOToi, Y. c.. and
all points IN Eastern NOrth Carolina also, for East
ern shore OF Virginia, old Point. and al regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
tni 'hrOugh bills issued. l.. y. TATUM,
81 superintendent.