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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

WV YORK. Stay 1.-The POSTS financial ariel
GAO ediuoul says: Al the Stock tXeh!nec Unite
>iaie, A. are SUI higher. bring up 10 ll6lMll7,
and the A. 10 llJE the s. are up Ia iO4 ana The
s. To 1929 ate DOud, are sirong The i~n lessee
Issues are up Isa2h per cent. tnroad bonds ar
Irregular. hut generally high,r. Tie ock market.
ule, is strong. although shortly after The OPEN
ing pIices declined traction. Tie strongest stocks
have adyat ccd 10 the 10 loving figure: NCr'hern
Pacific preferred 10 ~. oregon Navigation 10
1Gl. Milwaukee and =. Paul To- l2l. &C Z. and
l. to o., Metropolitan tevdod 1" % :. Manhattan
10 27l{. aud New York 10 1u9; Hinhibil and
-. Joe IL 7'@ tr the common ana IL =
for HE preferred, and ULirn Pacific To l2O4. wa
nah 10 800, aud 934, and Cen raj to 40 for the
common ana lOZai tor the preferred; hr ldter. as
per cent. STOCK. J. sell below others OF lis
elias. Of the cOai stocks De,sware ana liud,On Is
the stronee.t. being up to ll3is OF The southern
stocks. Louisville ann Nashville Is up 80 lOlb.
Vi mpAis and charleston 10 ~. and the me apeahe
aud Chlo stock 4@aI. The stocks which ~ llmes
Kansas aud Texas. and alton AM Terre ilaule. Inc
market Tor foreign eXcpan.e Is dun and fairly
steady. The money market IS extremely easy, vi th
call Loans 2@3. per ccnl Oh Iuited StdIes bonds.
3d3k per cent. on stocks. Time IO,ns are Zd3 Y
per cent, and prime mercantile paper 4d4 per
cent.
~ $50 L. NJ: Western Union, II ~; Western
Union. new sock. SJts; New York Central. l47s;
Lake shore, l2sss; Micnigah Central, OK: New
York, Lake Enc and Western, sos; New York.
Lake Erie and Western preicfre1, 92i:; New lOrs,
Lake Erie and Western second, 10G4 Delaware,
Lackawsnna aud Western. 1891: New Jersey Cen
tral, 1909: Delaware and Hudson, I3s; Reading.
81; Northwestern, 1923; II. Pau. l20;,; WABASH
ana Pacific. 50ss; Wabash and Pacific preferred
93A: Union Pacific. 1915; VI, X. and T., 40
Hannibal aud -. Joseph. 90; Hannibal and
II. 10 eph preferred. hoy; II. Louis and
Iron Mountain, 7lEd7lt: Ohio and Mississippi.
46s: Poetic Mail, 5jas &. G.. ana l. G., 27; Nor;h-
ern Pacific common. 49,; Northern Pacific pre-
ferrer, 777. san Francisco common. 46h; raj
Pacific, s9F: Rock Island, 1884: Chesapeake
and ONO, Z94; Louisville aud Nashville, lO3s
Nashville and Chattanooga, 90 Ontario aud
Western. 36's: Manhattan Elevated. "a: Illinois
Central, IA; Canadian Southern. ~: Denver aud
RIO Grande. 1914: -. Pau and Omaha, Az; -.
Paul aud Omaha preferred, lO2a: G.. e. &. and l..
81; Chicago, - Louis and sew ORLEANS. 7g4. ONO
Central 334; Texas Pacific, 634 Texas aciic l..
g., 90b.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nav Il.-Nirginia g., deferred s
consols. sZ4; second series, 80; new lO4O's 53'f.
Bid to-day.
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IArEsE FOREIGN NEWS.
The Fraseo-Tunisian War.

PARIS. May IA dispatch from Tunis
states that The French force has arrived at
Diekerda. six leagues from Tuois. IL wiil
nroceed ia the direction OF Bardo' altnougn
ihere is no question OF its entering runs.
The dispatch continues This movement movement
is exoected 10 facilitate the negotiations
win the Bey for the conclusion OF treaty
Of guarantees which, while respecting Tue
rights OF European nations, will insure se-
eI,rity 10 the Algerian frontier ana pro'ide
against anti.French intrigue"
The Object Of the Tunis Expedition
PARIS, May 1.-THE yellow book on
Tunis and Algeria will be distributes
among the Deputies tomorrow. !. ~, nn'
ciudes the circular OF NJ. Barthelemy 81. ~
laire defining the object Of the 1un's e"'
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NEW YORK
NV X0nK AZ,
MARINE INTELLIGENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY II, 1851.


ARRIVED.
Schooner A. II. Hurber Crosby, Petersburg,
light, 10 load COL. John A. Curtis.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT.
Bark Capella, Holman, Liverpool, salt Davenport
Morris.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United State.
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. q. Tatpm
agent.
schooner Mary Price, Rhea. Baltimore ria james
river, lumber, john A. Curtis.
schooner T. =. Knight, Dr., HuDtley. Providence.
coal. John A. Curtis.
Schooner G.. p. sInnickson, Blizzard, Norfolk,
coal, John \. Parker.
Schooner Mary, Dredgc, Baltimore Uia City Point
lumber, john y. Parker.
SAILED FROM OSBORNE.
Schooner l.. 4. Burlngame, Burlingame, Boston,
coal, John a. Curtis.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. May I0-Arrved: Schooner H.
Sleelman. rose. from Richmond, and schooners
mtnry ". Grant, >ntphen; Eva Holmes, Burden ;
*. u. felitr, Bey ard; John Young Curtis: Jacob
= Barnes, Horton: Charles W. AcOtt. French:
Martha Collins, Morgan. Moonlight Iammon
Mary :. Tibbeiis. Maxfeid; Yankee Doodle. Rose
and William Mofiltt, Buckilew, from Virginia.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. May 1l.-Arrived: Steamers Pal
myra aud rtisa. Arrived out: Steamers Geller .
Cambria, lleseden: brig Dolphin. from New Or
lran'; BARK Asa. from Charleston: birs Queen
Victoria, from Savannah; bark AEenorla, from
ZEN acOla. Homeward: Bark Margarita, from
Charleston.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHISGTON, ID. g., May 1.-THE Lighthouse
slant fixed white ght of the fourth order VIII be
shown from the ligh house recently erected on
Balls Rock. YORK river. Virginia. The lantern IS
red. placed 4J5s feet above mean low water.
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A statement Corrected.

SAVANNAH, GA, May 1l.-According to
Washington dispatches. representations
have been made TO the President that the
duties paid at Beaufort, S. e., were equal
to those paid at Charleston and Savannah.
These representations are grossly inaccu-
rate, and do this port Injustice. For the
month ending June so, 1880, the duties at
Beaufort were S6,763, while at Savannah
for the same period they were S70,154 The
duties from July l, 1880, TO May 10, 1881, at
this port were S3G6,SSl. These figures are
correct. being obtained from the books at
fhp collectors Office.
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CHICAGO.

CBfcAGo, May 11.-Flour steady and unchaus ed.
Wheat in fair demand and lower; No. Chicago
spring, fl.01T cash and Nav, 81 .02tq4l Oh June
and July. Corn scIiye aud lower; 42c. cash. 4ltG1
4Ife. May. Oats IN fair demand and lower; s7ic.
casn, 37td37'c. May. PORK dull, weak, lower. n nd
unsettled a. 1880. Lard active. lower and yery
weak ri elO.45. BnIk.meats weak ana lower ;
unchanged
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, NAV 11.-Flopr quiet and un-
changed. Wheat opened unsettled and closed
steady No. Milwaukee. cash and May. tl.0IK;
JUNE tl.02i July, tI.034: August. s9fc.: No.
y milwaukee,, e3jfc.. Corn 8rmer; No. Z, 42bc.
oats ea.ier but unchanged. Rye quiet and un-
changed. Barley strong No. z spring, csc. Pro-
Visions easter. Mess pork. sl6 IS cssh aud June.
sic. 81 July. Lard-Pr.me steam. 81 as cash ana
June, ti050 July. Hogs dull at IS 50Ds5.9O.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, May 1l.-Cotton-Net receita,'
os5 bales: gross 3.ls2 babes; futures closed weak
sales, n 600 bales; Man. siO.1g6s1O2l;J June,
$40 259al026: July s10.34@sl0 IS; August.
sdo42; September, sl020Mtl02l; October.
s9s7gt96s; Novembe-, f9.75@S9 II: Deem.
Der, ts.76@t9.77; January, 20 s6@s9 SO.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
"WEDNESDAY. May IL, 1881.

sALEs.-oO shares Norfolk and Western Rail.
road preferred H. Co. AT 6s. 10 do, D. g.. at SO, so
DO. at 05h; 80 shares Merchants National Bank a;
1904; 80 shares Richmond aud Allegheny Rail-
road ut 4sa, 10 do. at AZ, so DO at 40, 10 do. at
49S, 20 do. at 49a. 100 do. at 40. 20 do, at 40:
1000 North Carolina per cents at 81; 10 shares
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad at "a, 10 do. at
30 100 shares Richmond and Danville Railroad
stock at BOY, IL do at 99 leo do. at 99k, 100 do.
at est; 30 shares Atlsnla and Charlotte AIRLINE
Railroad at 75i; $50 shares Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad stock at 45h. so do. at 4sx,
u DO ut 4ea, 10 do. At 4S4. 100 do. at ASK, 100
do' nj 49,; 10 shares Old Dominion Steamship
company Mt 1o3; 10 snares Petersburg Railroad
stock At 80.
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Tho CcIerrnph COmpany's Suit.

New YORK, May 1.-THE counsel this
morning in the suit Of Rufus Hatch against
the consolidated telegraph companies agreed
on an order continuing the Injunction pre-
viously granted. 1t restraints the Western
Tnion Telegraph Company from distrihu-
Ting The proposed increase OF Sl5,OOO,OOO Of
caoiiaI stock.
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xcnspu TO THE DISPATCH,

IAN News and Gessip-Sesterday's
",eutive session CONFERENCE.-The
Monument 20 be OF Virginia
, ~", Ownership ofthc New Orleans
,n.- Decided The iutuncti ION
.'.,,., she wes'ernUnie"- Political Affairs
nS'-,a-Bradlaueh'sCase, Again-itaiian
"",eu Agains, france-rhc Tanisian
'a'' u,.-Jprisine Of Christians in Mace
''..,,-lmperial Amnesty to Prisoners i"
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GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP.

HANDSOME, NEW, AND ORIGINAL
III HANDSOME, NEW, AND ORIGINAL,
HANDSOME. NEW, AND ORIGINAL.
ILLUSTRATE PICTURE-CARDS
GIVEN TO EVERY PURCHASER OF
HIGGINS GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM.
(my l-Su,W ,&FlmI
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FERTILIZERS.

"EUREKA"!
Il "ORIEST"l
UayIng rebuilt our factory AT orient. l.. !, vale b
was last wear destroyed BY fre, and also put In
operation large factory HERE IN EiShN0Sp,
both completely equipped, we are enahkd, Win our
Increased facilities, 10 furnish these STANDARD
BRANDS, so long and frvorshly known 10 the
tooaccO- and n-planters OF Virginia aud North
Carolina. Address with refcrencesl
". GRESHAM,
President Atlantic aud Virginia Fe:tiliiing
Company, Crenshaw Warehouse,
Richmond. Va.
A GOOD LIVE AGENT WANTED LIVERY.
WHERE, ap 30-a2w,sw2wdw2w
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xew.naners,nse Decided.

NEW ORLEANS. May ll.-Judge Billings,
Of the United States Circuit Court, to-day
decided the case Of L. G.. Hancock as. 4. >:
Uolbrook et a., involving the ownership OF
The New Orleans PicGytRe, ia favor OF the
defpndantS.
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F1our-We quote Fine, s3@s3.5O extra, 1913
6t5.s0: super6ne, $3.75Ms4.50; common fam
fly, $66s6.25 choice or patent family. 81 .5OMte;
Stanton inspection, extra. SO Supernne, 1923.
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.,,p for Government Protection.

ST. LOUIS. Nav IA dispi'ch ron
Texas says the Texas and Pacihc ral'rOao
management has asked that company VI
United States troops be sent 10 the western
,erminus Of their road to protect the work
men and property from lawless young men
copgregated there.
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BY E0.ogrEp PR.
NEW TORH.

NEW YORK, May H. NJOa.-S,ocie strong.
Money, 4 ucr cent. rXcndngc-LoHr. 4sHA; short,
4S6s state bonds In light reque :. Governments
firm.
ErsntnQ.-Money, 3d4 per cent. Exchange.
4S4A. Governments strO x aud higher; new BIS,
1923 new AVS ll54; new A.. 1T. states mod
ars4fg Ia asti
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CPECIMEN PAGES OF sANDs's SUIT
~ IN EQUITY-new edition;
BARTQN's CIIANCERY PRACTICE; aud
MARTINS INDEX AND SUMMARY DIGEST
OF THE VIRGINIA REPORTS,
will be mailed 10 any address. Orders solicited 70
these valuable works.
an %. d&w RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
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TROPIC.FRVIT LAXATIVE.

PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
V'ROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LozENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATlVE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNEsS, HEADACHE
MRS AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
II acts gently, effectively and is delicious TO take'
coars,ng ,be system thoroughly, II imparts vgor to
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochon-
dria, etc. ONE TRIAL coSvINcEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
price. Oh and 80 cents Sold by all druggists.
Imy 3-deodtMh10, 1921
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BANK srATsMENTs.

pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ THE First NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OBJ BUSINESS.
MAY g, 1881:
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Ii. W. Lockwood, cashier of tho National Eank
OF Virginia, do affirm that the above statement IS
rue 10 The best Of nv knowledge aud beiicf.
j. ". LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed ard alirmodt 10 before mo his IN day
of May. 1881. }. VI MURRAY,
No airy Pubic.
COrCct-Attest:
=. O. NOTING, }
r. W. MCCANCE,! Directors.
my l2-lt T. VI. LOGAN,
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FINANCIAL.
TO INVESTORS.

NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
We offer for sale 4 limited amount OF RICHMOND
AND DANVlLLE RAlLROAD e Pkk CENT.
GOLD BONDS due in 1913 al par and accrued n-
terest. These bonds are secured ny a consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and Danvife and Ped-
mont railroads aud he lease OF the NOr,h Caroline
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds as
the annual report Of the company fOr The year end
ing 30th september, 1850, showed mat The COM
pany had reduced its debt over 1900 during
The two preceding years, h"sides adding largely to
it, rO.g stock aud machinery, and purchasing
6 800 tons Of new steel rails. For the styen months
ending Aprl 30. 1881. the net receipts of the COM
pany exceeded $4,000, which /, equal 10 Ga per
cent the capital STOCK OF the company. after the
payment Of interest, rents, and an other fixed
charges Outstanding. IA large amount for equipment,
steel rails, and additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH & co.
The receipts Of this company for carrying the
mails for last April show an increase OF over 100
per cent. over same month Of last year, aud for
ireigh, OF 80 per cent. Previous 10 lst Of May 40
per cent. OF the Atan'a ana Charlotte freight
business went rid the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all lis through business goes by The Richmond
and Danye railroad, which viii adj largely t0lts
Income. NY IL
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THE EDGE-HlLL SCHOOL.

The next session Of this school will commence
the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER, 1881, and close The
18th of Juue, 1882.
For circulars apply TO the -
MISSES PAEDOLPH,
keswicK pOst-Oilice.
ap IA I'm AOemarle cou2ty, va.
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CUUSETTS INSTITUTE OF

MI ASSANTIUNE I Is INo = II UT
wi TECHNOLOGY, BOSTON.
Regular four-yeaT courses In ClVi, Mechanical,
and Mining Engineering, Architecture, Chemistry,
Physics Natural History, ETC. students are also al
m!tted TO partial or special courses. school Of Me-
chanlc Arts for instruction IN English, DRAWING
Mathematics. and ShopwOrs. Next school, year be-
gins SEPTEMBER 26. 1881. Entrance examina-
tlons June and s. September 2 and %. At A. VI.
ROBERT ii. RICHARDS, Secretary,
WILLIAM b. ROC ERs. President.
m r -rh Sa1Wl
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State Of Virginia, county Of HeRrico--ss.:
l. Samuel A. Glover. cashier of the above named
Bank, do sOemnly swear Mat the above statement
Is true 10 the best Of my knowledge and belief
:. \. GLOVER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me his llth day
Of May, 1881. WILLIAM y. ALLEN,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: |. DAVENPORT, ia.
". l.. STRAUS,
II. +. LADD,
10
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May l l, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Lancasier, 20 bushels very good at
$3.50. Mixed. 80 bushels good at Sl.23. FuliZ,
"A bushels good al IL %.
CORN.-Whitc, 40 bushels very good AZ coo.
24O bushels very good al 59c.; 1000 bushels damp
at 5Sc.
POTATOES.-ll4 u:hels at s5c.
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MON Ely,
WI MONEY,
MONEY,
TO LOAN ON CITY AND COUNTRY
REAL ESTATE
Of Long TINE AND Low RATES.
my j-Th&SuSt X. Il. CHAPLIN 90.
EDUCATIONAL.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

AkFAkD UNIV hN7ii l.
INSTRUCTION IN POLITICAL SCIENCES.
The following regular courses Of study are open
without examination, to competent students not
candidates for degree. The fees are in no ease less
than $50 nor n ore than $50 year. Figures IN q
denote the number Of exercises per week:
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY. |. Constitutional
Government In England and The United States. (2)
II. Constitutional aud Political History of the
United States TO 1850. (3) H. Forms OF Govern
ment and Political Constitutions since 1889. I'll
POLITICAL ECONOMY. l. MISS Principles OF Po-
litcal EcOnomy Financial IL gislatOn Of the United
States. go II. Cairnes's Principles OF Political
Economy: Giffen's Essays In Finance. CD III. Pub
he Finance. 0j-LEGAL SCIENCE. /. Jurispru-
dence; Austin. ~ u. CONGREGATIONAL Law Of the
United states. ~ III. Pablic International Law
aud History Of Modern Treaties. 80 Nv. Roman
Law; Institutes OF Gaius and Justinlan 90 V. The
Roman Law of Inheritance. tll VI. The Legal In
siitutions Of the Franks, Anglo-Saxons, and Nor
mans. 90 -
The next Academic year begins SEPTEMBER
20, 1881. For further Information address
+. w. TAUSSiG, Secretary,
sp l4-ThaSalew Cambridge Mass.
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ICE.
~~~--------~------- ----------a------~-~--
NORTHERN ICE.

NORTHERN ICE.
Representing the
OLDEST N0RTHERN-iCE FIRM
In the city OF Richmond, call particular attention
10 my
PURE. CLEAR, FIRM KENNEBEC-RiVER iCE
with which rave furnished my customers protnpf
ly, continuously, aud full supply
THROUGH THE ENTIRE SEASONS.
Having made nv contract for from
FIVE THOUSAND TO ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND TONS
Of the above celebrated Ice, prepared TO supply
all who may favor me with their orders. VIII mp
old courteous and competent drivers. and also every
effort Of myself ana sous 20 give entire sat faction.
nope 10 receive a liberal share Of the puoltc "a
trOD1ge.
orders by mall. telephone. or otherwise promptly
attenre O. TO. Mrs. JANE KING.
my Sim Wholesale and Retail lee DEALER
ICE! ICE!! CE!!,-Haying purchaser
i large stock Of COUNTRY ICE, am prepared
deliver the same 10 consumers, w10iessls or re-
tail. or sell from ce-houses by cart-lOad or oisr~
wlsc
PRICE. csc. to soc. per 100 pounds, deiyerss-
VI. \. HDgSO>.
Orders left at PAGES courtyard, 70s Broai OF
1905 Cary street. y4.lm
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ DIRECT AND SHORT LINE TO TIE
sHENANDOAB-VALLEY IROS.ElELiS
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE,

RICHMOND, Yo2K RIvRR AND rHssPxAXH(
RAILROAD.
~ IN EFFECT APRIL IL, lesa
PASSENGER TRAINS
Arrive daily except sunday at l. 4. w. Teay q
daily except SunfayI AZ 2 T., connect I ESDhY
and SATURDAY with passenger
steamers 10 and II ON BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Richmond daily Except sunday n, A.
NJ: also, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR~
DAY AT ll45 4. NJ, Connect az West Point WIKI
steamers for Baltimore. Phladephs, New York,
u lstOn, aud all eastern aud western points,
Through tickets and tIls Of ladi0g. with guar
an eed rates, issued. II. T. DOUGLAS
~ Sunarintpndput.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

"MY NENER.FAILlNG FRIENDS"
WI SOuthey. .
THE ADVENTURES OF \ VIRGINIAN. BY
oliver ThurstOn. 75c. Caryle's sntor fesartus
paper 25c. Marriage and the sexes IN BON
OF Got,he's Life by Emma Lazarus; 40c. HIS
WAY 20 Greatness; paper: soc. The Alhambra
and the Kremlln by :. j. Prime !; new edition; 81
Faith, Doubt, aud Evidence. BY CheeVer. fl,oO.
The Baihn's Maid. A romance, from The Ger
New Nos. OF Franshn-Nquare Library and Sea-
my6 W0ODHOUSE 4 PARHAM.
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The Prince OF BuIgaria's Coup d'Etat.

BERLIN, May 1l.-The coup etdt OF The
Prince of Bulgaria has created sensation
in Berlin and Vienna. The Liberal papers
consider that he has made great mistake,
and that he has taken an attitude which is
unworthy of his German origin. General
Ernroth, who is now virtually dictator, is 4
Russian officer.
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DOR NEW YORK.-Tae Old l1FEss.

DOR NEW YORK.-Tae Old q -,
Il Dominion Steamship Company a.s7ftsssszs
steamers will sail a. follows: steamer Old DO
MINlON, Captain WALKER. c,,rv TUESDAY at
2 o'clock l.. NJ; steamer Wy ANOkF, Captain
COCCH, every FRIDAY al ? O'Clock L. ": steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY every SUNDAY
AT O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received up to l O'Clock Z. VI. for the
Tuesdays and + iday's steamer. and T. o'clock
Saturc ay evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded wish dispatch 10 all po Is north, soUtl east,
and west; also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York, 5000; steerage, IS and
81.
For freight or passage apply to
&. ". ALIEN 4 CO., Agents,
nv Gets COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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BETWEEN QUANTlCO And WASHINGTON.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR.
built expressly for this service. will make TWO
TRIPS DAILY Except SUNDAY in connection with
trains of the Richmond. FredcrickSh burg aud PorO
mae railroad. Leaving Richmond AT $50 A. VI. and
> T. NJ, arriving at Washington al i. VI. and
1890 l.. VI.
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, a view of the beautiful and
historic scenery along the FANOCS POTOMAC
RIN Err, passing in fun view of MOUNT VERNON ::
cleganil served meals, grand mfiu saloon, superb
stalerO0ms. delightful bathrooms. hot and cold
water. aud all the compete appointments OF
strictly first class boat.
Fare from Qlau'ico TO Washington rimiedl, 81.
STRAIGHT ana round. trio iickets between Richmond
and Washington at lowest rates al offices Of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud PC.Omac railroad
and A. W. CARRIER
GEORGE MATTl\GLT. Superintendent.
VI. VI. WEIGH, Agcnt, 1000 VI lin street.
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ICE! ICE! ICE!
BEST QUALITY NORTHERN ICE.

We beg leave 20 inform our patrons and the prss-
lie generally that, with facilities unsurpassed sos
conducting the ICE BUSINESS, having our depo<s
on the Kennebec river, Maine, stocked With The
VERY BEST QUALITY OF ICE. aud having e.
hand here an abundant supply, We can gnarsas<e
ICE TO on. customers through the entire seases%,
from year TO year, at fair prices.
We shall make no change In Captain A. q. Haze
COCKS business. We shah retain his reliable ana
poll clerical force and drivers, hope 20 re,AtR
all OF his old ps.foss.
spec,a! attention siyea 10 The SHIPPING OF
CARGOEs aud CARLOADS.
ICE CAREFULLY PACKED.
Orders by mai shan have prompt attention.
Tsiephonic connections.
Once and depot. south side Of the Docss sorHsr
seyeniee nth street.
my slim N. W. JOHNSON, Superintendent
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

Die MOND. FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAIL ROA D.-Schedule conn
mencing MONDAY, February 81 1881.
sos A. NJ, leaves Byrd street station daily; siopa
only at Milford aud Fredericksburg.
$50 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station daily .es-
cepi sunday.
500 =. VI, leaves Ryid.Street station daily,
400 =. NJ, Accommodation for Junction, leayse
Broad-Street station daily except ozn-
days)
1905 p. NJ, arrives At Byrd-sireet station daily.
1913 Il. VI, arrives st Byrr-Street station dablf
makes no local stops.
9:JS 7. W., arrives % Byrd.Street station dai'J
except >undayl.
Sal \. NJ, Accommodation. arrives at Rrosn-
Street station daily except Sundsyb.
&. A.TAYLOR,
General Ticket Arena.
z. T. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent
mh2o
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,

y Trains from and TO RichmOud April 3, 1884
Mail. Acc9m. Express.
Leave. 500 4. VI. $3.50 l.. ". 1000 Y. Ss
ArrIve...... 900 L. VI. 900 A. VI. 7:l5 A. d.
For further details, apply at 1000 Main street, or
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot Ticket Office.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
ape q. l.. AMI r. hgeRt.