davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-12-17

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observation-disclosures Fast Ex {itsf0 n y III
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excepted. sDht1Y.
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c-Ou SATURDAY niEht runs 10 FautlA ONLY.
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cars run Tho ,atot. and MenlHorth.ag. casl pass
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, 1881-12-17

~ Daily. L.aity. except. Bnn,Iay. Da!ly cept
Saturday. d IMiiy. oxcetit M1n.luY. ,.....,''-.t
enrs a 19ns m ss s ~: 81
f;hicnEn, Mi!srnut+r ~ IT. Paul ltntiwey.
Tlckrt OHcta ~ nni tsl Clurk-bt palmar NouRo..
Grand tAcnu fIntHI sud nj DGNpt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Irish Land Bill.

LONDON, July 8.-Mr. Forster, Chief Sec
rotary for Ireland, to-day received the depu-
tation Of Irish faTm-labOrers. Mr. O'Sulli-
van tHOme.Ruler), member OF Parliament
for Limerick, said that great distress exist
ed among the labOrers owing to the want OF
means and the quantity OF land, and that
the session OF Parliament should not be al.
lowed to pass without settling the question.
Other representatives spoke in favor OF
a clause in the land bill freeing labor
ers holding one acre or less from ten
ancy under tenants or landlords, and
converting them into tenants under that
bill, ADD that the pOOr-law unions in towns
have power to alter the suburban law for
laborers homes. These measures were urged
not only in the interest OF the lab0rers, but
OF taxpayers, as they would soon free the
labOrers from any dependence upon the
poor rates.
Mr.. Forster, replying to one observation,
said that when the Government were ready
TO confer franchise upon agricultural labor
ers the measure would not be confined TO
England, but would be extended TO Scot
land and Ireland. As TO the object OF the
dpputatlon, he said be knew the condition
OF the laborers was very bad. but the matter
was most difficult To deal with. He reject
ed the idea OF the State providing cottages
and land as impracticable, but the State,
be said, might help 10 remove obsta-
cles to their getting good employ
ment or good cottages, and might
give facilities or offer temptations to per-
sons interested 10 improve their condition
He could not say what could be done al
this session OF Parliament. All must try
to do their duty and insure that the land
bill does not leave the labOrer in worse
position than be is now. II they (the Coy
ernmenN could do that, they would try it,
il not this year they would do it as soon as
possible.
The Situation In Tunts.
LONDON, July S.-A special dispatch from
Tunis to the Paris Temps says band Of
naive marauders stopped some caravans
twenty miles from Tunis. Several tribes
have reyolted. The French frigates Aims
and RENE Blanche, and three gunboais, are
sheIing SiaX. A transport with LOO Tu
nissan troops is lying of Sax. The Eng
lish gunbOat Bittern has gone there.
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON, July S-A dispatch from Vi
emma says OF thirty-seyen members OF the
Bulgarian Chamber OF Deputies elected
thrly-One Internationally accept Prince
Alexander's proposals.
The Odessa newspaper OderSky BeSt0h
has been suspended for four months. Nc
reason is assigned, but il is believed to be
because it criticised the acts OF the Govern
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09

ALBANY, July s. Two ballots were taken
to-day for United States senator, resulting
IN no choice and no material change from
The record Of yesterdays voting. The con-
yeDtion then adjourned.
TWO CANDIDATES NOMINATED by TEE REPuB.
LIcAN CAUCUS.
ALBANY, July S.--1'he Republican caucus
met at $50 p. NJ. to-day. Fifteen senators
and ~ y assemblymen answered % the roll.
call. A motion was adopted deciding that
the two candidates chosen be taken from the
two principal divisions Of the Republican
party. Senator Woodin read lengthy letter
from Chsunccy NJ. Depew Withdrawing
from the contest. The caucus then pro-
ceedsd TO nominate the candidate for the
long term. After several ballots Warner
Miller was unanimously nominated, receiY-
log sixty.6ye votes. Several ballots were
taken for a candidate for the short term,
resulting in.the unanimous nomination OF
EIbridge G. Lapbam. The caucus then
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09

October !, 1850, 20 June 90, 1854, 1919 hogs
saiss.s- irsiais: From October i. 1879, 70 Jun.
SS % june so s 4sss s scss
besds; 697 iierces. western froin October
b sas z is ss 80 1850 st5 sss From
1880, y6 ono hogsneads; 4,lsS iierees. Frgrs 0e.
toper 4: isso, % June 30, 1881. 2l,099 hogs
3 Szs.ements.-E Foreign direct: From oeiobe, 1
$3.50 hogsheads; 2, oe4 iierses. coastwiss From
October d, 1879. TO June 80, 1850, 1Q,7oo hogs
June so, 1881 e.sos hoEsheass; 7ss iisrces.' y
Stock on Hdnd.--StOck o. hand jane 40.
1880: IaspecIsd stock, s.o06 hogshesds: SEA
terees-tolal, 10 6s3 hoesIeads no fierres stock
on hand jane 80. 1881 Inspected stock, 1905
hogsnsads: So tlerces unlnspecied stock, . $50
nogsheads; l73 tierces--totai, 15430 bogsh,ads
sos uerees.
DABK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
sL''gs.5,Common, ss.so@t4; medium, s4.se@
-LedE-Ccmmon. f5.6O@te; medium, ss,5o@
~ good good; ss@sls; sne, sll@s12; extra nne,
temming.-Common, s45O@s5> medium.
DARK TOBAcco-MANUFAcTUR
L1tg EfHers.-Common, $3.50@$f; medium,
"a :50@&5; good, e5.50as6.
s6@s6.50; good, s7@ts; fine. S9asio; extra dne
sun-cured. SlO@Sls.
WrapPers.--Ccmmop, s7.5O@ss.sO; medium,
ss.50@t9: good, s9.50@Sl0; flne, tlO@Sll I:
extra, s12@e13.
BRIGHT eo-NASCFACTURIgG.
SmOk ers.-Common. &66$Z 50. medium
ssNs9: good, s9.5O@sl 0.5O: hne, slaas1s.
FTlLer3.--CommOn, s6G3s7: medium. s7aSe /;
good, &9@&10; fine, nominal.
WrapD s.-Common, S9@s12; medium,
tl3@t15; good, $204$Z5 fine. s40as50; fancy,
So 1850.
Wrappers, Msh0gaRy.-Common. t12@Sl5
medium, tl5MMs20 good. 4229S2J; fine,
$30@S40; extra, S4561S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods is confined
principally to good old heavy-bodied Tags aud Ken
lucky River leaf We quote
Old Tugs, S4@S5; Kentucky River hugs,
$l0@Sl2; Kentucky River lear, sf3Gs1S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
SICK HEADACHF,
NERVOUS CHlLLs.
THEIR DANGER AND SAD RESULTS.

All headaches are nervous, whether called so or
not but there is certain class of headaches that
are known as aud called nervous headaches because
they are attended by other nervous symptoms, and
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness. Headaches are more dangerous than they are
generally supposed 10 be because few people die in
a. Of headache bat they lead TO the most serious
state of things nay, often end in death or insanity,
and are always the forerunner of nervous chills.
Nervous chIs are extremely dangerous, and are not
only attended by distressing nervous symptoms,
but by congestion of The nervous centres, and often
prove fatal very suddenly, and should receive
promp, and immediate treatment, but the test and
safest way Is 60 take It In tine and If you suffer
from nervous or sick headache, treat that and be
cured OF 1t. and there win be no danger Of nervous
ehllIs. Yon may say. Il have tried, and nothing
cures me-" No, tonics or those comraoa purgative
pills or strong medicines will never cure you. The
reason yoa suffer from nervous headache chlIs Is
because your nervous system is run down; the
nerve fluid has become poor aud weak, aud needs
feeding and restoring TO its natural conditions end
can tell you what win do II in any ease, and
speak frS "a experience, and that Is DIR. BEHS0N'S
CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS. They have
apd win cure any case, no matter how long standing
or obstinate, OF either nervous headache, nervous
chill s. sick headache neuralgia, nervousness, paray-
tis. sleepIessness, indigestion. Price 80 cents
box. orr Elk boxes for 81 90, postage free to any ad
dress. Sold by all druggists. Depot, 100 north
Eutaw street. Baltimore. Nd Prompt attention
given 70 ali mairoFdeTs Al home ONCE,
jye-eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09
Anniher Anache Outrage.

DENVER, Coz, July 8.-Last Sunday
stage-c coach from FL Paso TO chihuahua was
attacked by Indians, who were concealed in
sand.boles and fred a volley as the coach
approached. The driver was killed, and
Mr.. Pugh, a son OF ex-senator Pugh, and a
son.in.law Of Ex-Governor Hendricks, OF
Indiana, was captured. The passengers
climbed out OF the coach on the opposite
side, and all escaped except P0gh, who was
the last TO leave, and was captured while
endeavoring to get his pistol. The coach
was burned, and large amount Of Chihul.
bua money, torn to fragments, was found
around.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09
Massncre of SURVEYORS.

DENVER, COL, July s "A special dispatch
to the Republican from Santa Re says /:
"The party which went out to bring in the
batch OF surveyors Of the Mexican Central
railroad who were reported TO have been
killed forty miles south OF FL Paso has re-
turned to III Paso and reported that only
five bodies could he found. The rest OF the
party are safe. The men were shot down
and killed by renegade Apaches while run
ming from the wagons. The bodies were
found nude and badly decomposed."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
President earneld Continues TO I'M
prove.

Dispatches from His Physicians
The Albany Deadlock Broken; Warner MIL
Ter, OF New York, Nominated for the Long
Term BY the Republican Caucusj r. @.
Lapham Nominated for the short Term
Avery Destructive Pire In Cincinnati; Sc
rious Loss OF Life Reported-A Band or Sur
veyors Butchered by Renegade Apaches-
Various Foreign Notes-Tunisian Affairs =
The irish Land Bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09
LYnchburg Passeneer Traln, 10. 4l. Daily.

LynchbuTg Passenger Train, No. A, Daily.
Leave Richmond. "s..,,...,,''.'''''''''3:lI 4. .
Train No. "A connects At Burkeyille with Nor.
folk ard Western railroad for farmYile, Lynch
burg, and all sOuthwesier' points.
Train No. 80 fast ma) stops only Al detersyllle,
BurkevIle, Drak.'s Branch; Barr sda'e's Danyllle'
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte. Spartanburg,
GreenvIle, Seneca T0ccoa, Lula, aFd GatnesYule,
connecting al Atlanta for all points south ana souin
wesl.
Train No. AZ Through passenger stops At all sta,
tions, connecting at sutherlin's wlih Milton and
Suthern NarrOw-Gange railroad Ter Milton; al
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad Tor
all pOin ia Western North CarollRai Al Atlanta
for all points South aud Southwest
Train No. AZ Through passenger and malll stops
at all stations connecting AT Sutbernn's WIN mlton
ana Sutherlin Narrow Gauge railroad Tor Miltoni
at Atlanta for all points South and Southwest; AZ
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, savannah ana
Trains from the above-named points arrive Al
Richmond 444 =. NJ, AIS T.. g., TBS A. NJ, and
lZ:lS z. NJ.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 5O-RichmOnd TO Atlanta.
ON Train No. 4s-New YOrk and Atlanta eta
Richmond, AND Greensboro 10 Heury's station
| Western North CarOfins railroad.
ON Train No. 42-W ashlnyton. al Rlchmond,
! and Danyille, and DaDye and Augusta.
| Bon-Air Dassengsr trains leave Rchm0Dd at $50
NJ. aud 6:56 l.. VI. arrive At C0tlheld at 7;lZ a.
| N and 7:ll 4. NJ. Re,uTning. leave Coalheld nj
7:4I A. 81. aud 1928 NJ; leave Bon Ar A. \.
II. and 7:4O r. NJ; arrive Ut Richmond al s:z3 A.
VI. and J: NJ Al, passenger irHl - except the ias'
tickets sold 70 all points south. southeast, an
| southwest, aud baggage checked through,
| No lay-ovSr checks given on local tickets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agen.
r. NJ. n. TALCOJT, General Manager. y 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09
.Rr,srs AND NATURE.
n.,.,,. Of she Past aud Presens
sem natural Bridge OF Virginia.

IA Route from the East and West
The uy,see via Allegheny aailroad-seme
90 inc s About this Grca, wOnder-Rem'
f'a'A .es. Of che csnal-Paekets-c urio'i.
iH''', s.,e.or improvements In Proeress and
"',mslated--Personal, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09

ELECTION OF OFFICERS AT a stated COM
municaton OF Smith6eld Union Lodge, No.
Is, held in their hall, on Mason street, Mon.
day night, June 20, 1881, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year
John X. Purdie, w. NJ. X. X. Chapman,
S. W.; J. A. Brown, d. W.; G. c. Chal'
mers, Treasurer; E. III. Morrison, Secre-
tary T. b. Wright, 5. D.; E. NJ. Morri'
son, j. D.; Rev. j. McCleIland and V.
Wrenn, Chaplains; II. Z. Watkins, Steward
and Tier.
At convection of Nj. Sinai Royal Arch
Chapter, No. 4, July G, 1881, the following
officers were elected for the year 1881 :
George r. Atkinson, high priest; K. c. L.
Chalmers, king; Z. NJ. Morrison, scribe ;
John r. Purdie. recording secretary. The
Grand Council appointed Thomas b.
Wright captain of host; w. II. Stephen
son, principal soiourDer; John Y. Desbow,
royal arch captain w. q. Rouse, master OF
third vail; j. S. Branch, master OF second
vail; V. Wrenn, master Of first vail; Ii. h.
Watkins, steward and ianltOr.
1t IS the mean temperature that makes a
man sick.-Neto Orleans Picayune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09
TTNO FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MANU-.
i FACTURERS, AND OTHER
INTENDED EXHIBITORS AT THE
FAIR, OCTOBER II 27.1SSl,
EVERYW HERE. ND ESPECIALLY To THOSE
VIRGINIA.

OFFICE VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
RICHMOND, VA. June %, 1881.
II Is confidently expected that there will he assem-
bed al the Yorktown Centennial celebration, In De-
Ober next a Vaster multitude of visitors IRON every
mari of the Union and from foreign countries than
was ever before gathered together in time OF peace
within the borders Of Virginia. The great bulk OF
these will quesiOnably visit Richmond and con-
sfquenilv the Fair at some period Of the contiIu-
ance the latter.
Acting on this belief. and anxious 10 afford the
best opportunity 10 exhibitors Tor creditable and
profitable display Of FARM aud DOMESTIC PRO
Ducts. MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS. MINE
RAILS, MANUFACTURED ARTICLES, &C, &C,
the xacutive Committee Of this Society at a meet
ing held May 20, 1881, adopted resolution
10 the effect that exhibitors be invited to erect
buildings AT the Fair-GrOunds for the purpose OF
displaying their wares; these buildings 10 be the
exclusive property of the parties erecting them,
subject 10 certain specified conditions.
For rant Of space OniH limited NUMBER or
buildings man be ,rectsd under ms reSOi luton.
Due regard being had TO the value aud architectural
features # the buildings and to the re Ponsi0iy OF
the parties applying. preference will be gwen 10
those making earliest written Application to TINS
Office where further information, If desired, can be
obtained. application should be accompanied bv a
plan and elevation. estimate of cost or the pro.
posed building, and description Of the Intended
exhibit. Proposals will be received nntll JULY
25, 1881. WILLIAM W. flNNEl,
je 20 W&SaJy25 secrttarv.
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Elnur.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s3@s3.5O; extra
1913: superfne $3.75@f4.50; common family
S6GS6 IS; choice or patent family, S7.5O@ko
Stanton inspection, extra, t0.71; superhne, 30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09

RIoHMoNp srooK EXCHANGE.

THFVa u July u ADUEF
sALAsy-10 shares Petersburg Rsiiroad at 33K;
20 shares Charlotte. Columbus and Augusta stock
at 6e Is do. at 5ek, 10 do. At 56<. 10 do. at 5sk
10 do. tB. CT at 5sx. 100 DO. 3D. 3cj Mt 8 f, 100
do. lB. 30j at 56k; 900 Richmond city SIS at
l29x; 400 Richmond city SIS at lI2K; 10 shares
Norfolk and Western At 81 : 20 shares RichmS nd
and Allegheny at 6eK, 30 co. az 6ok. so DO. az e9A.
EVENING SALEs.-10 shares RichmoDd and Alle-
shany Railroad at 69a; II shares Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad at 33K; 10 shares Charlotte, Co
lumbia and Augusta Railroad al 56k; e95 conso
friction at 1875; 1880 yirginh peeler coupons at
20; 5000 Richmond and DanySlie gold 6's at l02x
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JUL o. ACCls
TOBACCO STATISTICS FOR JUNE.
The transactions or our market for the month Of
June show a decided improvement AS compared
with those Of the previous month; the leading fea-
lures Of which were The transactions IN DARK t1-
potts dark sJn-cCred and such 9reht3 as are taken
f,r filters aud eXp1Fts. The receipts or dark tN-
norris while more liberal, are small indeed com
naTed wi h those OF be same period last year, and
liz present stock on hand To say. l. not
half so large that Of July l. 1851. 1he safes OF
This eIsss have not met our expectation. Why. We
are al loss 10 expsn save thar az present there Is
manifest Indifference on he part CT Foreign agents
10 buy which, we must admit. appears singular IN
dad when we cons iGer the I'm mense flllng on IN
thp crop. aud the small stock on hand IS comparta
with the supposed wants OF toer agents u IS sIld,
hat with how much truth we are not adVSed tnat
re wants OF the French anticipa 90, ana that
enough has lr-a0y been purchased 10 supply tDea-
This may be talk, and nothing more; Out We 90
know hat the agents here are Offering very little In
dueetnruts 10 IN zee holding such 10 Her them, the
result OF which Is that our commission merchants
are offering very little Of stock such as nave been
Soid FIR continental purp0sts We quote As follows
IuRs-C Common 10 GOOD, 4d4&e.i p0sloy oe.
Ielf-Common, 6617c; good, s0 Toe; nne, llts
l2c.; selections, lZfS Sc me gciuSn ,o, III.
factory from the middle 10 The close OF the GOnlh.
We note sales Of a few package OF THIS cas- crown
I'm Louisa county at prices RANKING from 70 20 oOe-
mis- was an except nal sale, aud will no In all pro-
liability occur again during the season. Tue tahs5
actions in bTights we're pnnvlpaliy IN nlets an1
those taken for export. For wrappers the market
nsnIaIe ed less animation. with easier prices. Ihe
rec.ipts OF bfiehts for The month show deelued ue
crease, NOTWITHSTANDING Tue stoch BOW uh nelf
ia possibly the best aud most complete ever ex-
hibIted on his market, aud can be purchased on
better terms aud AZ less risk than on any Other mar
lei IN The ssae The local receipts OF western To-
bacco show a steady increase, Weleh we hete' ne.
celpts for NAV. 649 hogsheaus Tor June, 100
hoesheads. Those mostly wanted by The trade here
are heavy .bocitd lugs new Of Green Rivei type =
4a4Hc, and Burley leaf new OF suen grades a.
csg h.. sold al i269lSc. From what we can Learn
The crop Just planted Ia Kentucky and Virginia J
doing we'll and bids fair 70 be an average II not
ftii
'Psesfots.-VirgirIa: From October l, 1879, 4
I1nr so, 1880, "a 33l hoesheads; 3.z40 tlerce.
| from October ], $50, 20 June 30, 1851, 2V.2t
her \. 679. 70 June 80, 1880, 7,oO2 hogsheads
| AZ Heroes From october I, 1850, 10 Jane ~
| 1881, 6.l5 80 hogsbeadsi Oh ierces. go 49,.
! 80, 1880, 20,4ep hogshsadsi 4,4tl ueres'' srQ'
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, July 8, 1881.

RICHMOHD, July 8, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT White. 90 bushels prime at Sl.29; 90
bushels very good al 81 %, 40 bushels good at
Al 25 Lancaster, 444 bushels very good AZ 81 Is I;
~ bus hels very good al 27; 30 bushels good az
ALPS. Mixed, rs bushels very good al SIS; lS
bushels very good at 1927 376 bushels good ~
SI.22. Ful;z, 740 bushels prime at Sl.25; AZ
CORN.-White, 26s bushels very cool aud prime
AT doe so bushels very coed at Gle. Mixed, rs
bushels prime at.6Ic.; 206 bushels very good at
soc
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The Latest Official Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The following
official bulletin was issued tonight:
Executive Mansion, July SIS r. NJ
The Presidents condition continues favor
able. He has, passed very comfortable
afternoon, and has taken more nutriment
than on the previous day. Pulse, 1OS;
temperature, 1O1 !; respiration, "a. The con-
dilions are so favorable that there will be
no further bulletin till tomorrow morning.
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PAsaKNaFh TRAINn.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
Arrive daily Except Sunday az Il A. If. Leave
daily Except sunday at r.. connect TUESDAY
THURSDAY, aud SATURBAY with passengo
stea mers 20 aud from Baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Riehmond daily (exceIt snndayl az a.
NJ: also. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sATUlt.
DAY ~ las A.. NJ, Convict at West Polnt VIII
steamers for Baltimore, y nladephia, New YORK
y ston. aud all eastern a,.dhwelierp points
ThF,,ugh tickets and, bills OF hdias, Win guar
anteed rates, issued. II. =. pOueLAeS.,
epl2 eupsglRGnNfss
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OUR MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
MkNr.

We are d-yoiiug particular attention 10 the
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT or our o1sl-
ness. 49,,
log made; -
PAMPHLETS PUT UP; ...,,. -,
BOOKS. FRlODICALS, MUSIC, Re-, Boo NJ IN
VARIOUS STYLES
PRINTING NEATLY DONE; and
PAPER boxes MADE TO ORDER.
Good work satisfsc OFy prices, and promptHeSs 10
u "a WOODHOUsE 4 PARzAN
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yARINE sNTELLIGENCh.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY =, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United STATE
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum,
agent.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanokc, Couch, New York, mer-
chandlse aud passengers, George W. Allen Co..
agents.
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BY T'0legERpn.
NEW YORE.

NEW YORK. july S.-Eoon. Stocks irregular.
Money on cali, 3G3h Cer cent. txchange-Lons'
4S31; short. ASH. State bonds dull. Govern
menTs nominal. -
Frening.~ money, 3@iH per cent. Exchange
lot: new 41s, l4&; new A., 1l6%. States in
light request.