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DANVILLE,

FIGURES PROM THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
BEyENCE-ANOTBER FEMALE CoLLEGE-A
CONCERT; Mr.. AND MRS. BERNARD THE AC-
COUNT OF THOMAS EMRY's SONS AGAINST THE
WATER AND GAsLIGHT COMPANY--THE RE-
vIsED VERSION.
correspondence of the Richmond Displtch.I
JUNE -, 1881.
TIE books of the commissioner Of the
revenue show that the value OF the personal
property 10 the city is S1,027,2l6; the real
property, S2,736.9j0; the incomes Qhe
amount OF those over 5000 respectively,
S30l.571, and the amount of the pOl-iax at
81 for each grown male, Si,SSl. There has
been an increase OF about $4,000 upon the
returns OF personality for last year.
At meeting OF members OF the several
Methodist churches it has been resolved
thai steps be taken for the organization OF
Methodist female college IN this city, and
committee has been appointed TO report
plans and specifications to a mass meeting
10 be held on the 5th OF July. Rev. Dr.
Paul Whitehead, Of FarmvIlle, assisted in
eXplsining the system OF organizing and
conducting college on the ioint-stOck plan.
A concert was given at the Opera-HOuse
last night for the purpose OF raising funds
for the purchase OF an organ for the Metho-
Mrs. Bernard, OF Richmond q drop foreign
titles, II YOU please, appeared in several
parts OF the concert. Mrs. Bernard sang
Using, Sweet Bird" only Switzerland"
and, by invitation, 1.-The Last Rose Of SUM-
mer." Mr.. Bernard sang and acted "The
Little Fat Gray Man." The couple appear
ed in life Has No Power" and "The
Singing Lesson" Madame was encored
time after time. and three times she kindly
responded, but at the fourth call the au-
dience bad to put up with bow. There
was IN esent an audience OF about two hun
dred.
l wrote the Dispatch some months ago
that Thomas Emry's Sous, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, had presented TO the Council de-
mand for about 81 200, which money was
due originally from the Water and Gas
light Company, from which the Council
had bought the property. The Council not
having paid this money in response TO the
demand, because the payment OF II, 1t Is
alleged, bad been guaranteed by the com
pany, the trustees, Messrs. w. n. Shelton
and John III. Johnston. have advertised for
sale the entire water and gas-works. The
Council, / am told, prefers that things
should take this course, intending to take
recourse upon the members OF the Water
and Gasllgbt Company, II it should be so
that the city have 10 pay 10 Messrs. Emry's
Sons what Is the amount OF their claim.
The revised version OF the New Tesla
ment has not been generally bought by peo-
pie, but II mas received some attention from
The pulpit. Last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Holmes
and Rev. w. r. Tilett delivered discouyes
about 1t, both commencing 1t TO the atten-
ton OF their congregations, and both, In the
main, approving OF II. ALPHA.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 20. Cotton quiet and steady
sales, 1874 bales; uplands, lle.' Oreans' LA
southern lour steady; common 10 iaiI ex,rs s9iZ ~.
Wheat opened ia &c. higher, and closed heavy ana
sdlc lower; ungra ded spring sl@si,2Oi NO. =
.prlne sll5; No. spring; si24i migrated rel rel
s sea 81 81: mIxeG winter, E2S: unsraaed
x!i;f sL!S@s2s No mbs siis ax z2s
White. ii 28a: No. 2 red, June, ~ 274gI az:
july. s1.26a@si27a:, August; sii24s 81 ~;
si26a. Corn opened shade higher ana c.Osei
weaE with The advance lost aud idirly active; nn-
sraded 5I@56kc. No. 3. 52.c.; steiner, $3.50
mo. No 2, 56d57c.. the LATER choice: steamer
while, 55Ec.; low mixed. 56Sc.: No. 2, June,
5s1c.; July, h5H656c.; August, 564mo6'ic.; sep
TENDER, 57se5734c Oats &c. better snd rainier
ouiet: No. 3, 42ac. Hops steady and In moderate
demand: year!ings, l2MlSc. Coffee quiet aho
firm. SUGAR weak; fair TO good refining IS@ &c. {:
prime, Ssc. r'hned dnl STANDARD a, W.. , 30
Rice ia fair demand ami steady: Rosin hrn AZ
s2O5Ms2.IO. Turpentine firm at 424943c Wool
34a45c. pulled, 2O6s40c. unwashei, l2M32e ;
Texas. "a SOC. Pork a 'hade stronger and barely
active; new mess spot; silasiiitsIey ' nem
mes, June. sl6 so: july, $3.50; Augest,
EI6 90: september, sl7.lO Mijdlss giiei ana
nominal: long clear. esc: shoit Vac Lra S S,e5
&c higher and fairly active; prime s'esiD, spot
al Az: july, sil S0dfll.63. freights steady
BALTIMORE.
RAtrrNosE Jnne 29-Fl0ur firm. with falls
local trade den.ands HOward-Street and wesiera
supertine, ~ 5OGts 25 extra, S4.50a s5.2o: Isns-
liz AZ 6oGi "a so; city MUis superfne. % SEQ
si'o5: extra. "a 1915 25; family. S6.70@sI:
Rio brands. s6.5g@%S 81; Patapsco fatsiy, s1.2.'
Wneat-soulnem higher Tor new Old steady IVES,
ern about steady. closing dnll southern red VI
Grsl 40; new, $L29@sl.26 old amber, si;Zs9
kl.3O; No. z western winter red. spoi ana 5bne
iL25amsI .25s; Juiy, sl.2fhGsl IA Augost
Al 2Z5,asl. 223: September, sLZZS~tl zo'
corn-s0nthern steady western steaay. closing
ar,aer: southern white. 60c.; yellow, ose. Oat
steady: western white. 3StG3ec.; naked 3BikSlc
Provisions steady aud quiet. Mess pork, slI ou 10
GA AIS for new. Bulk-meats-Loose shsniurr
sieady: Tib-sides-non here; passed. q aAn w
BACON shoulders, IKE; clear rib-sioes. iOae.
mans lk4I2A Lard Refined lie. coife quiet
rio cargoes, ordinary 10 FAIR, 94d lltt sdza
aniet: "A" son, l0ac. Wnisksy nrm at sl.ll "a
lob lois. Freghts steady.
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI, June 2e.--flour dAai fanil'
az .Sc61k5 so: fancy. t60f650. Wheat easier
| 10, 2 red winter, 81 .20@$l. Co<n Ia TAR o.
mand aud hrn at 4Ssc. oats s'eaay ana nfni
I0Ec. PORK dull at Sid.374: Lard Gull A. y
| Bulk. meats auiet: shoulders, SOL n sos. SEP
Bacon steady aud firm shoulders, ~; RUS. ~; a.
1 sides, 1880. Whiskes active and nrm ~ ti.o
sugar auie. and unchanged. Hogs s'eaoy; comm.
aud iishi, A.25ai8; packing and butchers so''
~''''S' LOUISVILLE.
] LOUISVILLE, June 2e.-siow auiesi sxu
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1850! t ri s4eesss Z izIt!: ~ Il
ss IS "a s;s s.. s::Sy "a 81
:s:S bans, ss N.s;, : :s:s
ST. LOUfs.
sT. IouIs. June Co. Flour steady and uBsbsDee1
s1fss . 70 rs M ss Is 2ss s:s i ss
s.s Gsra sse s sss osss @
I'D Ausast. whisk.v steady at ii 0S. Fork gsiet
1n' so bas sss I'm slS. sSo rS ss as
10 s7z; rib, t&l6@so.s0; sides, So.75.
CHICAGO.
CpycAGo, june y9.-Fiour steady and un1hakeed
si.iiS sss6. IL Is JaIv. ii .isxasi.isE srsnsst.
iIQH september: No. Chicsgo sprios. 4l.5Ox0
slo5H. corn fsirlt active and = shade hteher,
were 44ksi4y~. July, 45sal5Ec. August. exc
higher; scs@s7yc August. Pors steady aud In
fair demand: 81 O. 80 cash and bid July. tlo lobd
August, Lard steady md y fair demand: $50
meats hrmer but not gfotaoly higher. Wbiskey
steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
HILwAUKEn, June 2s-FIour guiet and nomi-
81 ao No. Wssnaas a.. +, XIV w nsT1
yankee soft. cash and June, tl.Ilk: July. ALllx:
august. el.fzx; sentembe7 and October, 10y:
No Milwaukee. 81 o2S: No. 4 Milwaukee, soc.
Corn dun and lover at 4SHe. for No. e. Oats dulI:
Sc. for No. z. Provisions steady. Pork. tl6.3O
dr cash and July. Lard. ell 80 for cash and
puIy. Hogs higher at 45.6oMt5 90.
NEW YORK COTfoN FUTURES.
Nxw YORK. June 29s-Cotton- Gross receipw,
7. 1891 bales; futures clos Ell steady: Gales $4,000
,aIes: June, 80 93dtio-g5 July. slO.e6o
1897; .Auxust. $l1.02@tl1.oS: September,
Iembe-, &l1.09@ell.l0: December. tlO.1O@
BIO II; January. tl021@s10 %; February,
Msrcb, sl0.47&tl0 40.
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A Man Convicted or Numbering Bls Wife
Yacht Race Postponed-A Dcbt.Payfng Con-
rention In Maine Horrors OF the Railroad
Accident Ia Mexico-An Attempt TO Recon.
cile Matters At Albany, Che Balloting Yes
terday-Texas -Otptuary-A Terrible
Storm In New Hampshire-Tbe Usual Quota
Of Texns Crimes-Turf SPORTS at Consy
Island Yesterday-Sentence or the MURDER
err or Abdul Aziz-Herr Most Sentenced TO
Imprisonment and Hard Labss-A Process
Server KilIed-france Trying TO Pick
Cuarci with Iraiy-Earth.Slip In Switz-
erland,
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON
SPRINGS.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatsh.l
JUNE q, 1881.
- very pleasant company is already here,
WI, daily additions and many engagements
in TIE early future booked. Lynchburg,
Danyille, Atlanta, New Orleans. Memphis,
Chicago, Philadelphia, Rome (Ga.), Calves
ton, Charleston, and Norfolk are repre-
scented. and this popular, admirably
aged plaec will soon be filled to over flowing.
Imagine kansngton Garden, with its pal
aces encosi e on three sides the hollow
square, with the elevated, extended plateau
rolling in undulating lines away, and you
have the natural tout ensemble Of this lovely
spot, with the mountains to do the framing.
Every one seems delighted; everything Is
bon homie. The improvements are eXten.
sive and complete. No resort in Virginia
can equal the accommodations, especially
the cottage-rooms in Rows and 3. l have
been to many places OF note among springs
resorts, but nowhere have | seen them
equalled The cuisine is excellent. Every
lady's room has bureau and wardrobe at
tachment, every bed is on springs, and each
gentleman's apartment has dressing-case.
No charge is made here for any OF the
amusemenis, such as bowling, billiards, &c.
Our party OF six were booked for 7 p. NJ,
and Uncle Dan'l had Marell iuleps two
hours on ice. OF course we succumbed.
Hops are now every evening. On the Both
is the phantom ball. VIATOR.
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Mexican News.

CITY or Mexico. June 29.-Genera; Pa
chec0, Governor OF the Federal district, sue.
ceeds eX.President Diaz as Minister OF
Public Works. DR.. r. Fernandez, senator,
has been appointed Governor Of the Fede-
raj district.
Details OF the Morelas railroad accident
augment the horrors OF the disaster. In
addition TO the killed previously reported
are thirty seven women and five Children
mostly wives and children OF soldiers. The
authorities Of Moreas have been officially
informed that the accident was caused by
one Of the officers, who, fearing the soldiers
would desert, compelled, pistol in band, the
engineer TO 90 forward. in spite OF his re-
iuctance on account OF the heavy rain and
intense darkness Of the night. The officer
and engineer were both saved, and have
been arrested.
OBITUARY.
GALVESTON, June 29.-Priyate intel'i-
eeuce has been received here OF the death
OF General Canales, of the Mexican army.
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Shot Dead by Vigilautes.

EAGLE Pass, TEXAS, June 29.-Dick
Wood, Of Pendincia, well known through
Western Texas, was brought in last week
by rangers, charged with doubtful cattle
He gave bail and returned
home. and on the 26ih was again arrested
by the sheriff Of Demmitt county on a SINH.
lar charge. lie was taken from The sheriff
by vigilantes, who shot him dead.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
CELEBRATION OF THE JEFFERSON SOCIETY
PERSONAL.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
JUNE 20, 1881.
The celebration Of the Jefferson Society
took place last night. There was de-
cided improvement in the audience In
"stylev and plumbers over the previous
night. The gay, the fashionable, the elite
were out Ia force, and the stately ball was
filed with fuiteriDg mass OF lace and
flowers and beauty and consequent mat
teBtlon.
Mr.. Floyd Hughes, Of Virginia, presided.
After prayer BY The chaplain, the President
arose, and In speech OK some length pre-.
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A Terrible storm.

FRANKLIN, n. H., June 90 "A destructive
tornado struck this village about O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, attended with tenn
nest Of rain and ball, and almost ineessant
thunder and lightning. The hail-stones In
many instances were more than all inch In
diameter, and fell In great numbers and
spread ruin everywhere.
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ARoy Convicted of Murder.

HeUsToN. TEX June 29.-In the Criminal
District Court Max Adams (colored) was
found guilty Of The murder Of Jake Brown
(also colored), on the 2lSt Of March. at
Green's Bayou. Owing to the fact that
Adams is only sixteen years old, the jury
returned a verdict Of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced him to the penten-
tiary for seventeen years.
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Flight Of Pigeons.

BOsToN, June 29.-Thrteen pigeons OF
the Boston Homing Club we've started from
Schenectady, n. Y, at 500 last night, and
the first bird arrived here shortly after 10
O'Clock, having covered the distance in four
hours seventeen minutes and fifteen sec.
Onds, flying at the rate Ct thirty.seyen and
a half miles per hour, according to airline
measurements
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PORTSMOUTH, Va, June 29.--Mayor Lamb
this morning made On investigation into the
killing Of the late Jackson Eastman, and
otter The examination sent on Thomas Don.
ia for murder, and Frank Grandy and J.,
}. Keeling for being principals In the sec.
ond degree. Application was made to
Judge Goodwin for bail. which was granted.
Donald was required 10 give bond of
$1,000, and the Others $1,000 each.
The remains Of Mr.. Eastbam we're taken
to Suffolk this evening for buriss.
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Fatally stabbed,

FRANKLIN, TEX, June 29.-In a difficulty
to-day between Richard Shorty and H. II.
IVES sci, growing out Of Shorty having
thrown stones at Vessels little son. Vessel
was fatally stabbed in the breast by Shorty,
who escaped.
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Congressional NOminafiOn-A Debt
Paying Convention.

LEWISTON, Me-, June 29.-Judge w.
r. Gilbert, OF Bath, was yesterday nomi-
mated for Congress by the Greenbackers Of
the Second district. Judge Gilbert, before
bis nomination, pledged himself to stand
with the Greenback party and for Green
back principles, and TO vote with the Green
hackers in the organization OF the National
House in case he should be elected.
Resolutions were adopted against the
national banking system and for the imme-
date payment OF the public debt.
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Yachf-Hace POSTPONED.

NEW ORLEANS, jane 20 The yacht-race
for the Southern Yacht Club challenge-cup
has been postponed until July 9th on ac'
count OF the unfavorable weather.
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MIL and Gin Property Burned I'm


GALVESTON, June pa special from
Weatherford, Texas, saws that the large
mill and gin property OF Yerdy d Carter
were burned on Saturday. Loss, $4,000.
There is no insurance. 1t is supposed the
fire was Of incendiary origin.
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Lillian LINE ROYAL MAIL 80

a LLns LinT ~" ,.a a. ~ ~, d1Efk
Liverpool ria Halifax. n. =, and ~. Johns, ". f.
every alternate I uESDAY Quebec and Liverpool
every SATURDAY, This route presents uDprece-
iented ADVANTAGE 10 tourists. enabling them 70
view the magnificent scenery Of the Lower ~. Law
renee. In addition. The distsnce from Quebec 10
Liverpool Is 500 mile shorter. aud Of the reduced
distance 900 mile. Is Inland navigation, reducing
the actual OCEAN voyage 10 minimum OF i've days.
Extra ships frGai GLASGOW, GALWAY,
QUEENsTOWN, AID LONDONDERRY DIRECT
10 BOSTON.
Far passage an IN formation. app'y 70 A.,W. GAR
BFE Aleut at Richmond, Va. or LIVE &ALDEN,
6. T.. A.. POI BroaIway. y: y 2Ol WASHINGTON
fo l.eodHm
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Resptted.

GALVESTON, June 29.-Governor Roberts
has respited Burton, who was to be hung az
Weatherford on Friday next, because the
pspers for his Communication were received
too late for d full investigation before FIJI
day.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, 1851.
ssLEs.-50 shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad seek al 67t; 30 Atlantis aud Charlotte
incomts at So; rs shares Petersburg and Weldon
Railroad stock at "a; losbares Merchants and BE
chsnics Insurance Company a, 93s share Rich.
mona aud Dsnyille Railroad stoct n los; 20
shares Charlotte. Columois and Augpsfa Railroad
sitsx 81 "a; 1000 Virgins 10.40's m SO: 1,545
Virgins tax receivable coupons mt 81, 1876 DO. at
92f; 10 shares Union Bask OF Rictm ut 65.
kyEsIsS eALEs.--I0 shares Atlanta assd Char
io,ie Railroad stock at SIX 10 DO. at 49, ~ 10. al
s2S; 80 shares Richmond and Eleghany Ksllroad
stock "A "a.
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A wife. Murderer Convicted I'm South.
Carolina.

CHARLESTON, ;. c., June 29.-At Spar
tanburg yesterday q. y. Hicks, who in Nav
last killed his wife by shooting her and
then cutting her throat. and who af;erward
attempted to commit suicide, was found
guilty OF murder. The defence was in.
sanity.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old tn,

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old i'm
l. Dominion Steamship Company's sab
MINION, Captain WALHER. every TUESDAY at
O'Clock T.. II steamer WfANOkE. Captain
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at s O'Clock A. VI.
Freight received up to i O'Clock y. NJ. for the
Tuesdays and iday's steamer, aud 10 O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays snip.
Through bills OF lsding signed and goods for.
Warded with dispatch 10 all points north, soutf ,east
and west also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, $1,000; steerage, 70 and
a..
For freight or passage apply 70
G.. w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
vGta ,ompanyis Wharf, ROeketts.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
smithheld, and Hampton; Mashinston, y. G.,
Newberne, Washington, and Tarboro', ". G., an u
all points In Eastern North Carona also, for East
ern Shore of Virginia, Old Point and all regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATEs,
and through bills issued. l.. h. TATUM,
90 10 Superintendent,
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Flour.

F,our-We quote Fine, s36s3.5O; extra. $685.
mr5.75; superane, +3.75afi.50; common family ,
l6Gk625; choice or patent family. S.50tGts;
stanton inspection. extra. 500; Supernne, 30.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP tim
~ TICKETS. 8
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP, AGENCY,

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN ST8EET,
Representing the following hfst-cass ocean steam.
ship lines from Boston, New Mark. philadelphia: and
NATIONAL. ANCHOR, GttoN, INMAN: ANEk.
iCAN, kEn STAR ALhANs NokFh.Skkxns44sH-
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and Dor:
DEAux. FIHsT CLASS, sEcoSp.cLAssf ana
srEfxAGE TICKETS 70 and from all the prtncipa!
points in Europe. Excursion tickets nt reduced
rates. sfate-rooms aspred Ia advance. faIItee
going 10 Europe sending for their frisnds wo9ld
fore az esew kere. Railroad aud st<smship
tickets 10 all points IN the Cnitsd States and cxns
| ada. Rates same as at depois and general omess.
| A. W. CARRIER.
| General Railroad and steamship Agest.
1000 Main street, Richmond. w.
I nv l7-J&w3m
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SEEDS.
sEAsoNABLE SEEDS.

NEW TURNIP SEED, RuTA.HAGA, MAN
ETTjJCE &C. The best seeds al The lowest prices
and GA at !. W. WOODS.
corner SIKH aud Marshall Streets
10 2e-deod&w3m
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. June 20, 1881.
SALES

CopN.-WhIte, "a bushels prime at 62c.: 322
I'm. he's very good al Gle. Mixed 26S bushels very
good 1T Gle: sc bushels good al soc.
OATs.-50 bushels very good spring at QUO.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARETO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN. ~ so.
TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.


THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
z. &. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Rlcs mond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAYat A. VI. for above-named places,
arriving at old Point at T. W., connecting with
steamer for Washington, ID. e., and the Bay Line,
which arrives in Baltimore next morning In full
time Tor early trains TO Philadelphia, New York. and
Boston. Returning. the steamer Ariel leaves Nor.
folk II & A. NJ. aud Old Point at 7:l5 A. NJ. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, arriving
at Richmond at 1 L. NJ.
Fare 10 bdtinOrt..s.s.s w
Fare TO Phladepnia ....'s.'..s....'.. W
Fare 10 New Orks..s... ~ w
Fare 10 B0ston.. Ia w
Limited tickets 10 Washington, ID. C., and return
ria did Point, Potomac Steamboat Company ana
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
80. ,, ,.,, NV ,,us
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT FOR
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and at
CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage
checked through
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL.
TARY. ANDOTHER EXCURsiONSTO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
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DHILADkL PHIA, RICH Gfffk
L MOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-ssa8
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA VAIL RfyEE
THREE TINES A WEER.-uptli further no
tiae The steamers OF thu Inc viii make tfi-yeeklv
THUESDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and sunday, con:
meeting at Philadelphia With Ciydef e~ Engianc
h QUICK CT fiMENRREQUENr DRs .-xrUREs-
LOWEST RATES.
JAaEs w. AcCARRiCk,
General Scat .ern Agent, Klesmond, Va
WILLIAM r. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
nn2a No. II a~Sta Whsryes. PnllssielphIs.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY tx.
- ECuTED 81 the DlsPATcH PRisyiSo'
HQU6Is
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1pfFSk
~ COMPANY. sstn8
For NEM YORK.

THIS company will dispatch one u their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION. WYASOkr. NAN
HAITIAN, aud RICHMUND-eyeTy TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 2 z. NJ. and suNDAf aS A. ".
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at H. Vi. from lrer 20
new pumb eTD foot Of Beach street. North river.
They have splendid saloous s.ate-rooins and bath
rooms.
surpassed. $500 -
Freishts for points beyond New York forwards
with dis patch, and no charge made Except actual ex.
penses incurred
Eretgls received uutil O'Clock Z. ". daily.
Fer further information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN h CO.. Agents,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
EOR PHILADELPHIA AND Hf7qR
l. FALL RIVER. 3

Steamer GULF STREAM, Captain INGRAM, Will
receive freight tor the SHOVE ports until O'Clock
A. ". FRIDAY, July Est.
). w. McCARRICK,
j. 30-2t General Southern Agent.
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EOR WASHINGTON, BAL.eL.
Il TIMORE, PHILADELPHIA ff si3n

NEW YORK, AND Alb POINTS NOKTH AND
EASf.-The Potomac Siea Dboat Company's. new
palace ST amer tXctLSfoR. twice daily Except
sdndsyl between Qnardro aud Washington. In
connection with trains OF Richmond. frtdericks-
bsra aud Potomac railroad Lave Richmond
(isfchmond Fredercks burg and Potomac railroad
at S:lz A. NJ. arrive at n ashingtoD tsteamer Ex-
celsiOrl ut +. NJ. Leave Richmond tRichmoud.
Fredericksburg and Potomac failroadD a. 5:i2 z.
VI. arrive at Washington steamer keel, lori at
1890 4. NJ
INTERCHANGEABLE TICKETS - ARA pgc-
asents have been per;tcted by which alirai tickets
from all poinis SOnh 10 AL points North. East, and
West. reading Ufd X. y. 4 4. II. X. aud A. X II.
railway, viii ne r. ceived for transportation the
boat between Quantico and Washir gton, without
extra charge. Passengers going North eau, III they
desire. procure rooms aud spend the ght board,
and resume ihe r UP on Early morning trains.
GEORGE MATTiNGLY. Superini endent.
G. A.. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent. te2A
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FIGURES PROM THE COMMISSIONER OF THE
BEyENCE-ANOTBER FEMALE CoLLEGE-A
CONCERT; Mr.. AND MRS. BERNARD-THE AC-
COUNT OF THOMAS EARY's SONS AGAINST THE
WATER AND GAsLIGHT COMPANY--THE RE-
NIsED VERSION.