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4 wRgcxISG STEAMER txPLoDys HgR BOIL
.ER; ENGINEER. ASSISTANT ENGINEER, AMI
FIREMAN KILLED.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspa,ch.
NORFOLK, June l3.-Thc wrecking steam
q n. & J. Baker--Cap,sin o. $. Baker
Observation-Disclosures TO the Baker
Wfeeking Company, OF this city, exploded
her boiler while at anchor this morning foul
miles south Of Cape Henry, and the chiei
engineer. james Turner, and Assistant En-.
rineer Ben. Ward were instantly killed.
The fireman, Frank Wilson, was horribly
sellded, aud died in about an hour, while
the steamer wSs passing Old Point coming
home. Two OF the deek-hands, ii. PEBBLES
and T. Hozier, were also badly scalded.
All eolored people except H0zier.
Cspisin Baker was 90 shore at the time
a, The accident, and immt diately went on
hard and hoisted signal Of distress. The
B,uimore scan pilot-bOat Pilot promptly
wen, TO the assistance OF the Baker and
,oved her into Hampton Roads. The dis
.,ied vessel was then towed TO Norfolk by
,he Wreckiug.iug Nettie, which was sent
.rsr her. and placed in one Of the docks Of
the company 10 Berkeley. The killed and
;oipred all lived in Berkeley except Ward,
who was from Norfolk. and the bodies Of
the dad were at once turned over TO the
,risod.. while the wounded were sent 10
:, Vlacen's Hospital.
The b. 4 J. Baker lief, Norfolk yesterday
afternoon TO 90 down the coast to work on
the wreck Of the schooner DavidJ. Keeling.
An examination shows that the steamer is
no, much injured by the explosion. The
origin OF tae accident is not positively
known, but it is supposed the water got too
low. There will I've an official Investigation.
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Making the Posf-Omce Department
Self.<uStaiuiug.

WASHINGTON, jane 13.-The estimated
receipts Of the Post-Ofiice Department for
the fiscal year 1SS1-'s2 are S39,57S, 7S9.45.
The returns from all the large offices for the
last quarter Of the present fiscal year show
much larger percentage OF increase than
the Department anticipated. The returns
from the interior offices also show large gains,
and one of the most hopeful signs is the heavy
increase Of revenues in the southern States.
The amount authorized by Congress to be
expended for the coming fiscal year by The
Post Office Department is $40, 800, 432. 10
bring the Department upon s<business oa-
sis, therefore, requires that the receipts De
brought 10 these figures, or the eXpendi'
lures cut down 10 the estimated receipts
II will only require saving OF Sl,3i6,-
64255 to bring the expenditures 10 an
equality with the estimated receipts. Inc
annual savings already by the looping
Of OF useless star and steamboat service
aggregates 10 this date S1,000.0OO. This
saving has been accomplished without inter-
fering 10 the slightest degree With the needs
OF the sections In which the reduction has
been made. The work OF reforming the
star-ronte extrayagances has scarcely begun,
and those in charge Say that at least $780,
900 a year can be saved. which. II realized,
Will enable the Post.Office Department TO
pay its own way and turn IN a revenue to
The Government. The savings OF the first
Ten days OF this month in star-Toute service
aggregate over 100000.
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Sill Rallp1iug.

ALBANY. June l3.-The joint convention
mel 81 noon, with LieutenantGO Governor
Ha,kinS in the chair. and proceeded TO vote
10 IN the vacancy caused bg the resignation
Of Conkling, with the following result
Wheeler, 10; Conklng, "a; Jacobs, 20 ;
Cornell. 5: Rogers, II; Lapham. s; Ire
msine, I: Folger, 2; Bradley, 1-no choice.
Mr.. Spinoa offered resolution that pair
Ing shall not hereafter be recognized, and
no leave OF absence shall be granted.
Mr. Hustler raised the point OF order that
the resolution was not in order, which
point was sustained by the Char on the
ground tha. according to the law Of Con-
gress the voting must he taken for the other
vacancy. After that the Convention could
act on the resolution il ii saw lit.
The convention then proceeded 10 elect a
senator TO succeed Plat, with the following
result: Depew, So; Cornell, g.; Herman.
%; Folger, 8; Plat, 81; Crowley, 3; Lap
ham, 2-bo choice.
Mr.. SpinOll called up his resolution.
Senator Robertson was heartily in favor
OF so much OF the resolution as referred to
not recognizing pairing.
After some discussion Dir. Spinola asked
that the matter lie over till tomorrow,
which was agreed 10, and the convention
adj eurne1
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Terrific storm I'm Minnesota.

ST. Paul, MINI, June ia specIaI
from Mortified says: "a terrific wind
storm. accompanied by perfect sheet OF
wster, with thunder and lightning, struck
that place al G O'Clock last evening. In thir.
teen minutes after that time two inches OF
water had fallen and the wind blew at the
rate OF seyenty-fye miles an hour. The
streets In many places are impossible by
reason OF fallen trees, many OF which are
fourteen inches In diameter. Mr. and Mrs.
Cbsffee, living in the town OF Lura. were
killed by The blowing down OF their house.
The barn OF l.. j. Prober, 10 the same town,
was unroofed, buryiog his daughter In the
rulnsv
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NEW YORK.


WV YORK June / g. Cotton steady; sales, .l3(
bales: upiands, IL l. l6c.: orleans, III o'loc.
consolidated net receipts. 6,754 bales; exporIs.t1
Great Brit ain, 6.7O9 bales; 10 Continent, 2,67t
bars' Southern fiour shade stroi ger: common u
fair extra, s5.2O@s5.75; good TO choice extra
S5.sONs7.50. Wheat 4c hetier ana larry ae llra
higher aud fairly active: unRraded, 3O@0ec. Oat'
heavy and about nc. lower; No. 3. 46SG36isc
Hops firm and quiet Conte qulet, nr. am rn ~
s sDES a. d" 4. ekasc Moissses quiet and IN
Rosin strong at S2@s2 05. Turpeniine firm al
43c. Wool firm; domestic fleece. 3la 40c. Iexas
l49 2sc. Pork shade stronger ahu m2uers,,s
Tsrd opened Inner; closed strong at Sll.lOG
SlII5. Freights frmer.
BALTIMORE.
R.rrrMonE, June l3-Cotlon firm; mdding
lie. Flour very firm and sssttiS IVA. Howard ware
s415Ms5 family. SIS 50@s6 so; city Mills super.
fine SO 5eQs4 extra, - BOG 70 family 20 70
s7'35. Wheai-Southern steady in The absence o.
receipts; western higher anc rohg' Sonthet u req
G ,S@,sr red spot aud June. .27 July 81 25s
Ssl'26: August, sl.2is@sl .244; SEPTEMBER
sI'a4E1si 24X. Corn-s' u,hern higher iSi
white; yellow ss STEADY ye msef Sc. osti easeI
and more active; western While 45@ 41c.
1 m,, si7 20: new, els Bulk-meats-Loose shonl
dprs and clear Ri sides. none Offering; packed, %
and oxc. Bacon shoulders, 7Hc.; ceaI-rlD sloss
inc hams like. Lsrd-Rshned. lZc. t1ne'
am. Rio cargoes. ordinary TO iaif, 9,sG -
Sna,r easier; t" A." soft, l0sc. Whisky duil a
al 90. Freights higher for grain.
CINCINNATI.
c,xcrSyArI, June 13.-Flour stronger; family
ssGSs5'sJS: fancy, $5.50@s6.25. Wheat stron.
and higher: No. red wlnter, -: IoIi
essier al Ale. Oats him at 4uc; roro 1ui Sa a.
ia lard dull at fl0.50@Sll.6Q. Buk-
,ns,ts steady: shoulders, SO; rip, $3.50. bacOl
sssady and In fair demand shoulders, 1910 ITO
sa23: sides, s9.62&. Wnissey, sl.Oo;, - sin
easier; hsrds, 10Is@ New oreans;o nsaos
Hogs dull |: commo- and light. f4.2o sfo'9Vi pacA
ing and butchers, s5.35@t6.lo.
LOUISVILLE
louisville. June 13.-Flour In fair dema y, y
extra family, 49.73@g4.25; choice 10 fancy to,e
$3.50 Wheat active, firm, ava hishtr Al s''Vo ,
SI0s, Corn active and n shade nlgnsr a, oSc. va.
nrm at Ale. Pork steady al slI;oV' buiA ~ en
steady: shoulders, 50; rib. ft.oo, sinss, -o.yv
s,sco1 mule shoulders, 1893; rio. $3.50 slaes
f9. as ;bsms-sng ir-cured. silGsii.zo. "nisAe'
steady AT el.o6. - x,,,,s
NJ. LOUIS, June l3.-Flour steady and nnenxhse 1,
Wheat higher and active; No. REQ iAii' :i,Is,
mtl Il k cash. tl.lfh June. Corn n'ehef Al sew
Sekc. cash, 46sd4eAe. June. Oats nisntr, Ppm
casb, 85k235xc. July. Whisky steaos AZ An i. sn
PORK quiet: lobbinr, $3.50. L a,a uu IA
nominal. Bulk meats steady ana unsnss as "a.
coa firm; shoulders, s6,62a; no ss'No' ''a''
1880. .u,cAao.
CHICAGO, Jane 13.--Fiour quiet and nrm eui !,
mon 10 choice western spring, sA@so.oVi psNas
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A Tobacco Factory Burned-Oue Life
Lost.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June ia fire broke
ont saturday at midnight, which destroyed
Robert Dunlop d Co.'s tobacco factory, on
Fourth street near Main. The building,
which belonged to Newcomb, Buchanan 4
Co., contsined ten thousand pounds OF man.
ufactured tobacco, together with some line
machinery. The total loss is estimated at
$40. 900.
1t Is said Engineer Flynn, who slept in
the building, went TO bed drunk. and
through his earelessness the fire was started
which cost him his life. Il. b. Carson's hay
and feed.siore, in the adjoining building,
suffered from the fire, but il is impossible at
this hour to give the exact figures or insu-
rance,
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SALEM. Va. June 13.-Tbe commence
ment exercises OF the twenty.eighth session
OF Roanoke College were opened yesterday
with the bacealsureste sermon by Rev.
Thomas L. Preston, ID. d., OF Rlcomond,
Va. His text was, Earnestly contend Tor
the faith once delivered to the saInts.'--
Jude 3. AZ night the annual address before
the Young Mems Christian Association was
delivered By Rev. II. r. MuIIalIy, ID. d., Oh
Lexington, Va. His subject, ~ deduced
from Romans Kill, l. was. philosophy OF
The Human Element in Revelation"
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Rrakemeu.s Strike.

LITTLE Rock, June 13.-The brakemen
OF the Arkansas and Texas Division OF the
ST. LOUIS, Iron Mountain and Southern
railroad struck last night for increased
wages. They were receiving $50 per month
and demanded goo. The officers proposed
to pay by the trip, but the offer was refused.
All trains except the regular passenger
trains are bockaded. A balfdozen trains
with stock. ice, &c, are now at standstil
in the yards in this city.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
V,AKE 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
co,tiye and lax; Headache; Loss OF Memory with
painfuI sensation OF having failed TO 90 something
which ought 10 have been done; Debility; Low
Spirits; thick, yellow appearance OF the sAin anu
Ewes; Dry Cough, often mistaken for Consump-
ton.
sometimes many OF these symptoms attend the
disease. at others very few; but the Liver tne
arrest organ In the body, generally the seat OF the
disease, aud If not Regulated IN time great suffer-
ing. wretchedness. and Death will ensue.
.sAN INFAILING SPECIFIC, TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE.
CAUTION. Buy no Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR unless IN our en-
grayed wrappei, with trademark, stamp ana sigma
ture uubroken. None other is genuine.
AZ j. IL. ZEILIN CO.,
Philadelphia. IA.
sorn nv ALL DlucGIsTs ie 4.eodtAu20
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THE LATEST NEWS.
AZ rELReRApH To THE DrsrArcn

az Albany; the Bribery lnvcssira-
lion Bringing she PoSt.Osscc Department
Down to q Business Basis " Commence
men, at Roanoke College, Va Strike Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fires in Kentucky
aud -Dcstruetive and Fatal Storm
in Minnesota -Ciese Of the spring Meeting
Of the American Jockey Club ss Jerome
park--Frishtfal Earthquake In Armenia I;
ono Hundred Persons Killed-french Fisht
with Insurgents In Algeria, SC.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.
FANCY GOODS, Ac.
STEyENS'
Il MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS
OPENING THERE.
THE VARIETY Is ALMOST ENDLESS.

CHINA TEA SETS. BERRY SETS,
ICE. CREAM SETS. DESSERT SETS,
CHAMBER SETS. TOILET SETS
e,sc srATJrETTEs. CHINA FIGURES, BAS-
KETS, TOYS;
:. SNOWY GOODS In rich and novel designs;
cusPADOREs In Brown Lava, Fine China, Fancy
with rich gold deccrations
FANCY CUPS AND sAUCERs. MUGS, DEs-
sERT PLATES. Berry PLATES;
COFFEE-POT STANDS, MATCH STANDS, MA
yOLICA PITCHERS, COMFORTS, TEA.POIs,
SALAD BOWLS, ICE BOWLS fhuii
PLATES, &C, Ac.;
An Immense stock OF BLACK WALSui SID
and CoRHER-BRACKETs, WALL Pooh
ETs, TABLES, BOOK-sHELvEs,& &C.
you viii ma the lowest prices % RoGEkss
SPOONS. KNIVES, aud FORKS, 81. sizes, q
=. sTEvENs',
e14 sos Broad street.
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A Michigan Village Burnt q.

DETROIT, MICH., June l3.-The village OF
Ludingtop, situated on Lake Michigan, at
the terminus OF the Flint and Pere Mar
quette railroad, was visited by most de-
structiye conf igration on Saturday night,
which nearly wiped out the entire business
part Of the town.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,
MoxnAY. Anna la. 1aaI

HONpATs June 10. 1851.
sALEs.-l share North Carolina Railroad at e5
10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock At AJAX, 1855
do. nj -: rs shares Charlotte, Columbia aud Au-
.usia stock at 90. is do. at 52s; 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte stock at ~.
EVENING sALEs.-20 shares Peiersburs and
Weldon Railroad stock At SAX; 90 shares Rich
niond and Allegheny Railroad st 6ejs. 10 do. at
s8k; 90 thsres Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad AZ
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SCHOOL EXERCISES.
OFFICE OF sUPERISTESDEST OF SCHOOLS, !
sos MARSHALL STREET,
lime D 1891.

500 MARSHALL STREET,
RICHMOND. VA, June 2. 1881.
4 PUBLIC EXAMINATION WILL BE
N HELD IN ALL THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Except the Richmond High and ColOred Normal
ppm. The parents aud friends OF the pupils are
Invited TO attend.
All the public schools of this CITY Except the
Richmond High and Co.ored Normal schools will
be CL,SED on TUESDAY the l4th June. In the
schoOl-ro0ns of the several bull 1inRs Visitors are
not expected 10 be present. a. there Will be no exer-
ciscs Dy the children.
The closing exercises OF the RICHMOND
COLORED NORMAL SCHOOL will take rlace at
the Second Baptist church (coloredl on TUESDAY,
June l4th, at Z o'clock Z. 81 -
The closing exercises Of the RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL will take pa e at The Richmond Theatre
on WEDNESDAY, June 18Th, at o'clock i. VI.
The Rev. j. l.. NJ CURRY, ID. d., will deliver the
annual ADDRESS.
limited number of tickets Of admission f. both
schools has been issued. No admission tickets oil
previous years will be recognized.
J. IA. PEAY, JR.
iel2.2t Superintendent Of cchools
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Devastating Earthquake i'm Armenia

CoNSTANTINOPLE, June ia telegram
states that hundred persons were killed
and sixty Injured by an earthquake which
recently devastated a number OF villages in
the Pasholic OF Van Armenia.
Renewing Precautionary Measures.
LONDON, June 13.-The London CORE
spondent OF the Liverpool Post says: In
consequence OF the attempt TO blow up the
Town Hall at Liverpool on the night OF the
9th instant the regulations fOrbidding
strangers to euter the precincts OF the
House OF Commons with parcels, which had
lately fallen into allegiance, will be reel-
forced, and gatherings OF strangers in the
lobby Will be strictly prohibited. The po-
hce are renewing their vigilance relative TO
the personal safety OF ministers"
Insurgents Killed I'm Algeria.
ORAN, ALGERIA, June 13.-An official dis
patch received here states that General Det-
rio bias defeated a body of insurgents, kill
ing fifty Of them. The French bad two men
wounded.
STR Edward JhOrutOn's Successor.
LONDON, June 13.-The NeUS under
stands that Hon. Lionel Sackville West,
British Minister at Madrid, will succeed Sir
Edward Thornton as Minister to the United
States.
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Insurgents Killed I'm Algeria.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND Refreshing
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES TIE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATlVE
MEDICINES.
TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION N THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION. BLIOCSNEss, HEADACHE,
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently, eectivey. and is delicious to take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly 1t imparts vigorio
mind and body, and dlspels melancholy, hypOchon-
dria, etc. ONE TRIAL cOSyINCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, rs and 80 cents. Sold by all druggists.
imy s-deodtMhlO, 1921
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~ u qR a9& -
ID ANDOL PH.MACON COLLEGE
IN COMMENCEMENT.

RoUND-TRfP TICKETS. Riyhmond m Ashisnd
and return. good on all trains unsii 18TH JUNE M
elusive. VIII be sold ut FIFTY CENTS EACH Oh
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, June Sth snj
l6tb.
A spsciai train viii leave Ashland about $50 r.
NJ, after closing or the exercises.
q. A. TAYLOR.
te l4.9t General Ticket Agent.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote Fine, s36S3.50: extra. 1880
@s5.75: super6ne, 83.75@S4.J0; common family
S66s625; choice or patent family. S7.5Ofase
stanton Inspection, extra. 500; supernne, So'
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I ee0t7.50. Wheat srtise. arm, hifl,er. rather ex
cited, unsettled, ana ir,czuIar; No. f.hlcaet
spripR. SILK cash and June. tl1aka4i.lSs
July. Corn moderately active and higher: ATE
cash and June, 44ka4ltc. Jnly. Oats strong and
higher; 36ssc. cash ana June. 37kc July. PORT
moderately active and hieher at ti626di16 $50.
Lard-Demsnd liKts; holders arm at 4lO.7Oa
flO.72t. Bacon steady and In fair demand: ehoni-
dsrs, t5.6o; rib, IS 40; clear, 1870. Whisker
steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, June i3.--Flour quiet and NJ,
changed. Wheat excitd and strong; No. z Mil
waukee. cash and June, Silly. Corn higher and
q1iet: No. z. 43c. Oats weak I: No. 2. 3fHc. Pro.
visions easier. Mess pork tl6.1S cash and June.
Lard-Pnme steam, $40 20 cash and June. II q
easier at t5.50@f5 SIS.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, June 13~-Deef-csftle market fairly
scrye abd prices In soms few cases shade higher I;
very best. 6aG 7-lOc. first quality 5tq &c.; med
nm. 4hd5c.; ordinary. 2 5@ &C.; most sales
head. Swine in fair supply and moderate De.
msnd quotations, 7saSl:c.; receipts. 6,937 head
The receipts OF sheep and lambs were e.i39 head |;
onotnions-sheep, 36f5sc.; lambs, 5G7tc
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK June 13.-Cotton-Net receipts. 3e3
bales; gross, 664 bales; futures closed duh and
steady sales, $4,000 bales; June, II .02@tl1 .03;
July. 81 .n4n .O3; August, t1l.1I: sepfem-
b-r. slo.57@tl0.5s; October. sl0.24@t10 %;
November, si0.lp@f10 december, slO.1IG
tl0.lZ: January. sl0.33@sl0.34; February.
fIO.3o4 tA0.37: March, flU.4SMSIO,5O.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June Is. 1881.
SALES.
WHRAT.-Mixed. 20 bushels very good al s1.2s
81 bushels good III Sl.Z6.
CORN.-While, "a bashels very good al G2c.
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COURT ORDERS.

- -
VTJRGINIA-IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND, NAY H.
1881: p,.,.ur
The dispatch Company. 'Piaintin'
uanrT G. Lawrence and Morri, T. Martin doing
business under the frm-nsme or Lawrence
Maftu....... ..................,s ....icieneahtss
Ia case and upon an attachment
The object OF this - 10 recover against the de-
PENDANTS the sum OF ss3.33. win interest .hereon,
snnum FROM the TIN day Of Nav, 1881. uiti paid,
and 10 attach the estate OF the said defendants In TIE
city of Richmond, and 10 subject the sShie 10 The
paymeni OF the plaintiffs claiin.
And afhdavii having been made and hled that The
are non resiaenes OF this slate, they are
rsaulred 10 appear here within one mouth after due
pubncation hereof and do what Is necessary " pro-
| tect their Interest In this suit.
cory-Tesie:
WILLIAM ELLysos, 3e 7.ruaw
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE Is, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yorh,
merchandise and passengers, g. W. Allen & Co.,
agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat. Philadelphia, Derehan-
disc and passengers. J. W. McCarricg. agent.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfola, United Stau s
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Taum
agent.
Schooner Mary Price, Rae, Baltimore. coal, Bal
timore Brick COMPANY.
Schooner X Il. spedden, Thomas, COAL Baltimore.
Schooner Curtis Ackley. Potter, light, Curtis 4
Parker.
schooner Carl d. Lathrop, Snow, ice, Kennebec,
Mrs. Jane King.
CLEARED.
The Norwegian bark Noa. Prytz master cleared
from the custom house yesterday with cargo
comprising 345n barrels and 800 half-barrels Of
-four shipped by the HaxalI.Ctenshaw company.
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| @W
'lDICHNOND AND PETERSBUDa
ARA!LR0AD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LrAvE BtcBxoxp-soUrH.
| 3aoP.M, FAST MAIL, daily. Mates throash
/ connections for tayannah. Stop o6ly
r c ss:.s. ss' 2s rs'' S ss "a
1850 A. NJ. f Rnstea MAIL. daily. connecting
Ter Raleish. Charleston. Auensiss
| Aiken, Ssvarnsh, and JacksOnvflles
stops At shorA Chester, Centsslias
| Drewry's BiuE on stspaI. PuIlma1
sleeper between New YORK aud
Charleston on ihfs train.
$50 Y. NJ, HHElGHT, daily exc ps sunday.
6:15 A. NJ, FREIGHr. daily except sunday.
LEAVE PETERsBCEs-xoRTH
AIS A. D., FAST NAIL. daily. Stops only as
Chester. PaIlmas cleepers between
Char'ts,on and Milford. Va. ~
$40 A, ~, rREIGHT. daily eHceps suudsy.
$40 r. ~. THROUGH MAIL. daily. conpt0iuR
With Richmond. fredericksburg and
Pofomsc railroad for all points Ease
ana West; aIso making connection
with Cbess he and ohio rstiroad for
the vIrgnia springs aud all points
North and West. Tbs train stope at
fusn s.e pssse o sDs ms S ssan e.
tween Charleston and N<B York.
$50 T.. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
A direct four.hours connection Is made between
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving Richmond
at 1850 A. ~. aud Norfolk at 1925 p. NJ. See
special advertisements iIa,tfaiiDg the asi actions OF
All trains leaving Petersburg will start from the
SUNDAY ExCURsroY TRAINS leave Rich
mond at A. II. and 5:25 r. NJ. Leave Petersburg
at $50 A. NJ and $50 p. NJ; every sunday.
7. 70 KLINE. Superintendent
A. POPE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-SUM-
~ MER LAW LECTURES tnine weeklv) begin
l4THJULY. SSl, and end j 4th September. Have
proved Of signal use-lst 20 students who design 10
pursue their studies at This other law school 2d,
10 those who propose 10 read priyately and Sd, 10
practitioners who have not had the advantage of
systematic instruction. For circular apply POST
Office, University OF virginia. 10 JOHN u. MINOR,
Prof. Com. ana stat. Law. my Zo-Ztawlm
MAD. CAROLINE RlCHINGS-BER-
WI NARD will be prepared 10 receive a limited
plumber of Young ladies as RESIDENT PUPILS
for MUSICAL INSTRUCTION at her own house,
I'm Richmond Va, Tor the fall and winter OF
lsSl.'S2, where they VIII receive thorough vocal
and instrumental training under her personal SUI
pervison, and the comforts OF pleasant home.
ElOcuilon, Italian. aud German taught II required
For ierm etc.. apply al 10 west Grace street Rch-
mOnd. Va. my 15-3m
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by 'reIeGropn.
NEW WORK.

NEW YORK. June l3.-Yoea.-Stocks strong
Money. 3G3H per cent. Exchange-Lone, 4e3s
short. 1854. Governments quiet and steady.
Epentng.-Money. 3n3k yer cent. tAchange
4S3k. Governments quiet and fairly steady; ne"
SIS, i03T: new s!a's, ll5s; he" As, lis. states
fairly steady.