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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22
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NEW YORK. June 1.-The Posrs nnancia, article
llA0 =. N. edition. saws The stock Fxchanac
MARKETS. are rather quies today. United states
Donas are firm. siafe bonds are dull and ST. adv.
while railroad bonds are generally lower THE uoct
market, although. rs we write. above the lowest
,Sa W zone ,S lever Than
eidedlv weak, prices ineu having fallen sn2 per
cent. the Iailsr Lake EIie and Western. Tfe re
per cent. the latter Milwaukee aud N. Paul CON.
on. The decision In the telegraph cases.
Of oroS coar;e rsmcLs: existing obstacles 70 the
and IL 10 unlikely that new obstacles will be
thrown In The way, yet the stock has declined since
the oecision became known' and u looks as y the
continue 70 be the weak part OF the market, sno he
impression prevails. whether Just or unjust 10 NJ.
bic alive for hts purposes IN the stock market
aud that oh Influential dealers and Spectators In
stocks are forbearing to disturb BIN 10 his par.
for bull movement In the summer. IL the money
market Is the ruling rate fer call leans. Time
loans are to per cent. Prime mercantile paper
Is 3d4S per cent Currency Is coming here from
The south and West. except from Chicago. The
market for foreign exchange, while not active, Is
The following quotaions were current to-day at
2:3O +. NJ. Western Union 1851: Western Union
shore, i27k; Michigan Central, 10: New YsrE.
Lake Erie and Western, 46A; New York Lake. Erie
and Western second, 1882; Delaware, Lacsawanna
Delaware and HUDSON, 100; Northwestern, 125H;
~ Paul, 1919: WABASH and Pacihc-5 SEX: Wabash
and Pacific preferred, o3& Union Pacific. 1889;
and Mississippi, 43; facnc Mall, 52d; q.
g. and ]. G.. 24k; Northern Pacific common. AZ
common, 52k: San Francisco preferred. 10; Gen.
tral Pacific, l01k; Rock Island, l43; Chesspeake
and Ohio, 3us; Louisville and Nashville. 1917;
Ontario and Western, 36a: Manhattan Elevated.
Is; Illinois Central, 1873: Canada Southern, 73k
Denver and Rio Grand. IL: ~. Paul and Om ana,
43a: ~ Paul aud Omaha preferred, l057x; c.. C.,
G. and l., %: Erie and Western. 63l; Coi. Coal,
63z; Ohio Central, 36A; Texas Pacific, 699s
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-virginia 81, consoIs ssh;
second series. AZ ; new l0.4Os. 574. Bid to day.
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The WHITE sIrLpHuR.

s,Yy or A LARGE PORTION OF TIRE BRAuRE-
GARD fARN TO TIE SPRINGS COMPANY.
correspondence of tive Richmond Dispatch.l
Wars SULPHUR, June rs, 1881.
Two hundred and sixty acres Of the Beau.
regard farm, formerly the property OF Mr..
Js,n,s A, Cowardn, has been bought Of
Mr.. Gran, by the White sulphur Springs
Company. Beauregard is about mile north
of the White, and consists OF fertile fields
enclosed BY high hills aud mountains and
ws,ered by fine streams. The purchase in
cludes the old mansion, chalybeate spring
Of superior value, the delightfully."- cool
swimming.halhs, which have become quite
famous, aud lovely spot beyond them, ex-
actly suited for a race. course, aud the same
will be constructed rs soon as practicable.
The "siuation Is beautiful so every one
who sees II declares. BY this acquisition
the springs wih have, on their own proper
", criScs aggregsting six miles Mr..
Grant retains that portion Of the tract upon
which his new house stands and much beau.
tiiul land adjacent thereto. 1, Is understood
that he receives $4,000 for the property
sold the springs.
The season opened here yesterday with a
good erowd present. Prospects were never
80 differing or preparations were never so
possession Of the new $40. 000-k,ichen day
after tomorrow. The new south front
nt6 Tooms) will be furnished for occupancy
in a short time, aud will be kept open win
ter aud summer. 0ne hundred and fifty
suits Of walnut furniture are on the way
here for II.
CARRIER & Co. will run the omnibus line
from the depot 10 the springs. Westward
bound passengers now take supper here.
Two Of the great attractions OF the place
are the rev kitchen and the army OF white
aproned cooks and The steam laundry the
latter in charge OF Richmond lady. who
in The he;gh. OF the season has 40 subordi.
mates The row OF buildings near the
spring 10 contain the post-oflice. express
oflice, newsstand, and confectionery, dry
good. store. millinery. doctors offices, &C.,
will be called Lister Row in honor of Mr..
Lister, Of Baltimore, the company's me.
cbauical superintendent, a gentleman whose
tqlcnts and personal worth are appreciated
by ~ here. Colonel Peyton has ordered
an electric light for the lawn and public
rooms Of the hotel, provided the contractor
can furnish same In good time. and The con-
tractor, who is now here, thinks be can.
The d'st Pullman car between this place
and Columbus, Ohio, left here tonight in
The train OF the excellent officer and gentle
man conductor John W. McEyov.
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New Sirnnis Wheat In Baltimore An Ocean
Traecdy-A Texas isiazc--Thc Voting for
New York Senators Bribery Inquiry In the
New York Assembly Coursesics Of New York
State Extended 20 French Yorktown.Cen.
tenniai Deieeates--Ssene from siam fer the
Washington Monumcnt-Labor Riot In yer.
sey City-Suit Against Telegraph Companies
Observation-Disclosures Claims-Bank
Deposits for Cireulation-The French and
Italian Riot az Marscilies-The Irish Land
Leagues Appeal for funds-Fire In Quebec
Action of ParaeIi's Followers on the Land
biI-Asricuitnral Exhibit Mt Orizaba, Mex
ico-Anairs In Turkey-O'Donoyan Rossa-
inauguration of the Mexican Cuauita Rail-
road-The Assassins OF Abdul Aziz, &c.
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4 BeaufifUt G1ft.

The Tcmpar sword ~ the Journal win
dow J. one 81 tie many souvenirs brought
home by Knights Templsr OF ST. Johns
COmmanderv. No. /, from their recent pill
grim1ge 10 Richmond, yet 1t is probably
the most expressive. its estimated intrinsic
value being $3.50. II was presented TO Sir
George II. Rhodes. Eminent Commander Of
81. J1hn'S Con mandery, by Rev. J. Il.
Hawthorne. in behalf OF Richmond Com
manGery. No. .. and the C0mmandefy OF st.
Andrew, No. IS. on Tuesday, May 24'h, and
was gwen as pledge of the welcome to
Richmond, which was heartily appreciated
by all present sc the Richmond Theatre on
that date. II required all the executive
ability Of L. George II. Rhodes to respond.
He found, as have all the Sir Knights
who accomplished this pilgrimage. that
language fails to adequately express the
ibrebbings OF the heart In response TO the
extended courtesies received. The sword.
scab bard. aud belt are elaborate pieces of
workmanship. The hit OF the sword is
complete statuette OF knight in armor,
while The blade is beautifully etched in
gold. with representations OF knights, cas-
ties, a contest between two knights, &c.
The sc3bhird is heavily OrDamented with va
riOus emblems in reliei-in gold and In DIFF.
ferent colored enamels-aDd the arms Of 81,
Johns Ccmmandery are handsomely en-
graved on the one side. while on the other
is engraved the legend, "Presented by
Richmond Commandery, No. .. and CON-
msndery Of -. Andrew, No. Is, Of Rich
mond, Va. 10 ST. Johns Commandery, Of
Providence, K. l.. May, 1884," The belt is
OF estber aud crimson velvet, handsomely
embroidered with gold, the plate having
on i, battle scene in relief. The whole are
contained in handsome case OF black wal
nut. lined with satin. But no description
can eve any real ideas Of The beauties or OF
the value OF this gift, TO say nothing Of the
pleasant memories and kindly feelings 1t
Observation-Disclosures az. ~ Erenin9
Buleiia
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Strike Riot In Jersey City.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., June 2l.--Since last
Friday a large number OF the machinists OF
this city have been on a strike for a half
holiday each week, and many of the ma
chiDe-shops have employed other men In the
strikers places. The strikers made no
trouble until this morning, when they
gathered in large numbers at the machine
shop Of Cary & Brown and prevented the
new men from going to work. Chief Muir.
ply sent squad Of policemen to the shop,
who quickly dispersed the strikers. The
police will remain on duty at the shop until
this evening, or until they receive assu-
RANGES from the strikers that they will make
no further trouble.
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Claims Commission

WASHINGTON, u. c., June 21.-The
Freuch-Americ1n Claims Commission, in
respC nse to many inquiries whether the
time for fling claims cannot be extended
beyond the date mentioned in the treaty in
cases where the claimants have been unable
to get their cases ready, has prepared an
elaborate opinion, in which it is held that
the commissioners have power under the
treaty 10 extend for three months the time
for filing any particular claim, provided it
be satisfactorily shown that the claimant
has used due diligence in the preparation Of
his case and that the application for an eX-
tension OF time is not the result of neglect.
Each application for extension, however,
will be decided on its own merits.
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Mexican Agricultural Exhibition.

CHICAGO, June Collaboration has been
received here that Scientific Agricultural
and Industrial Exposition will be held at
the CITY OF Orizaba, Mexico, in November
next under the auspices OF the government
OF the State Of Vera Cruz. Arrangements
have been made for all necessary space in
the exhibition. building for exhibits from
the United States, aud all goods intended
for exhibition are exempted by law from i'm.
port duties. Reduced rates for passage and
freight have been secured from points In
the United States 10 Vera Cruz and cordial
invitations have been extended 70 citizens OF
this country to participate In the exposition
either as visitors or exhibitors.
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Murder on the Sea.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-A dispatch
from MazatlaD, dated the l7tb instant. re-.
ports the arrival there Of the mate and four
men OF the schooner Eusace. who say du.
ring the voyage the cook killed Captain
Hornsby, and that he was imprisoned in
The cabin, but he set The vessel on fire.
The Eustlce left San Francisco on May
3ist for Mszalan with cargo valued at
$4,000, including lot Of giant and CON-
mon powder. There were the captain,
mate, Chinese cook, and four sailors on
hoard
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Bank Deposits for Circulation.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 21.-When the
national banks were Withdrawing their cir
cuation last spring through fear OF the
funding bill Treasurer Gililan decided
that In order to withdraw their bonds they
must deposit an equivalent amount in legal.
tender notes. Comptroller Knox, on the
other hand, was OF the opinion that the
banks could withdraw their bonds by de-
posting gold or any other lawful money.
The question was referred TO The Attorney
General, who has just rendered decision
sustaining the view taken by Comptroller
Knox.
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New Works. welcome TO the French
Yorktowu Delegation.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 2l:-ln the Senate
to-day resolution offered by Mr.. Astor
was adopted whereby the Governor Is d.
rected 70 extend the courtesies Of the State
10 the French delegation who are desgna-
ted TO attend the Yorktown celebration.
The resolution OF Mr.. Martha for sine
die adjournment on Friday Of the present
week was tabled.
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Malone Republicans 10 Call Oh the
President.

new MARKET, Va, June 21.-A large
representative delegation, comprising both
white and coOred Republicans OF Virginia,
including DR.. George X. Gilmer, postmas-
ter at Richmond; j. Ii. Rives, United
States internal revenue collector at Lynch
burg. and others, will call upon President
Garfield on Thursday ia the interest OF the
Malone Readjuster coalition. The delega-
ton will embrace representatives from
every congressional district IN the State,
including eX-members of the Virginia lie.
OiSlaille,
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A EnrnI0unrreE,

ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-A special to the Re-
publican from st. Joseph, Missouri, says {:
"Chris. Callahan and john Lenning met on
a road short distance from DeKalb, Mo-,
on Saturday night. and became involved ia
quarrel. Lenning shot Callahan, inflct-
ing wound. from the eflecls OF which he
died on Sunday"
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snis Axainss Telegraph Compsn.e,

NEW YoRK, June 2f.--Judxe Truax. of
ibe superior Court, tins morning rendered
MS decision In the case Of Rufus Hatch
against the Western Union ana other tele-
grsph companies. He dismissed the com.
p'alnt and dissolves the Injunction restrain.
ing the Western Union Company from
Issuing their scrip for an increase OF fifteen
million dollars Of capital stock. The action
IN It's nature is similar to that brought
against the same company bv the William
;. Williams decision, which was rendered
Yesterday. The opinion has not yet been
flied.
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A r,uelxY College.

MACON. GA. June 2l.--George /. Senev,
OF New York. has donated $4,000 to the
Wesleyan Female College-making $4,000
given by him to the college within two
months. Forty.fye thousand dollars will
be expended at once in the erection Of a
new college building.
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the American Rnnkers, Convention.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, june 2I.-The ar
Engagements for the convention Of the Anne
rIcan Bankers Association, to be held here
in August, were considered to-day by I.
conference of officers and committees oil
the international Hotel. An influential To-
cal committee has been designated, VINO
will take steps to secure reduced rai'roaai
rates for the benefit Of delegates from al
points.
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A Texas Fire.

GALVESTON, June 21.-An Eastland spe-
ciaI says: A fire on Sunday morning, ORR
ginaiing in the store OF j. r. Stuart, swept
The entire block west OF the courthouse,
including Jordan's hardware.stOre, j. T.
Townsend Il Sons grocery, and Messrs.
Lucas's miilinery-s'ore, and Townsend's
residence, from which the family barely
pscanPn.
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international Sunday school Conven.
finn

Toronto. 0NT., June 2l.-The southern
delegation to the international Sunday.
school Convention, which opens tomorrow,
comprising Georgia, ALBANIA, Tennessee,
Kentucky, etc, arrived here this afternoon,
numerous delegations having already ar.
rived. Governor Colquitt, OF Georgia,
president Of the Convection, is With the
party. Colonel Gzawski, aid de.camp In
Canada to the Queen, will entertain the
delegates at banquet.
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by TeIeKraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June -Nooa.-stocks frner. Mo-
new, 30l3K per cent. Exchange-Lons, fe4 snort,
firm.
Eysninq.-Money, 3@4 per cent. Exchapye
asa. Governments shade walker; new o's, if31
request.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, june n, 1881.
SALEs.-20 shares Richmond and Danville Rail-
road at Oh, 2 60. at los so shares Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad at ~. 20 do at 72l, 10
do. at 72H, 40 do. at 72l; leo shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock at s44 20 DO. at "a +; 80
shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 81; 10 shares
shares Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad at l03.
EVENING sALEs.-sl 800 Virginia 10.4o'. at
81; so shares Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
at 72K, 60 do. at 72's; 20 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad at S3a, 10 DO. at "a; 100 shares
and Ale ghany Railroad a, 72k.
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New virginia Wheat.

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 2i.-The first ar
rival OF the new crop Of wheat from Viz
ginia was sold on 'Cbange to-day. 1t was
from Northumberland county, and sold for
81 81 Der buslel
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Flour.

Flour-We quote Fine, S3Gs3.50: extra, $3.50
@s5.75: super6ne, $3.50 $3.50; common family,
s6mS62o; choice or patent family. S7.50MSS;
Staunton Inspection. extra. 1915; suporflne, i5.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIvxR AND cnpsrnAxul
RAikscADs J
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
y IN EFFECT ArRII. III. leeA

PAssENaKR TRAINe.
Arrive daily lexcept sunday AZ l, A. ". Lezse
daily tsxcept sunday at 3 r.. connect TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY with passeAS<s
steamers 10 and from Baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Richmond da,y excerpt Sunday ~ A.
NJ; also, TUESDAY. THURSDAY. and STATURE
steamers for BaltiEaxe, Philadelphia, Aew fofks
Boston, aud all eastern sad wesieTn points.
Through tieks,s and pis OF lzsh -, With xusys
snleei rates, Hsaedi II. ]. pOil0L4E
api2 sspeslPeessnh
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RiYE gNTELLIGENCk..

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 81, 1881.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yors,
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United Ststt S
mail, merchandise and passenger, l.. Il. Ta,uD
agent.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Arryed: SchoOners
Eva Williams; j. A. ii. LaDgrall. Creighton, from
Virginia. a. VI. Edwards, Corderey, from James
NEW YORK June 2O.-Arrived: Schooners 7.
Harris Kirk; II. Il. Haven, Pierce: j. W. Wood
ruff Palmer. from Richmond; Mary r. simmons.
Soul: +. A. Hooper, lngersOll, from virginia.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia JuYe 20ih, schooner b. Br d.
ley. Bradley.
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THE LYNCHBURG LIGHTNING LINE

Vie L1NCHBUKG LIGHTNING LINE
\ VIA THE
RICHMOND AND DANNILLE AND NORFOLK
AND WESTERN RAILROADS.
commencing JUNE II, 1881. a FAST TRAIN
SERVICE perfected with The Norfolk aud Western
railroad becomes operative schedule herewith
SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No 40.-Leaves Richmond SLY z. NJ; ar
iives at Lynchburg $3.50 p. II.
NORTH AND EAST.
Train No. 47.-Lesves Lynehburg IA. VI. arrives
AZ Il chmond I2:lS L. ".
Giving quicker time southwark by several hours
from ali eastern points 10 Lynchburg than other
lines, ard connecting at Richmond In bolh direc-
tons with all mainline schedules TO ami from the
North.
For tlrkets. time. tables and all Information call
or agents Of the Norfolk and Western and Richmond
aud Danvle railroads ndall initial lines AZ interest
a. POPE, General Passenger Agent
Richmond and Danville Railroad.
FRANK HUGER, Superintendent Transportation
Norfolk ana Western Railroad. je l2.2w
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CuENAND0AH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- DIRECT AND SHORT LINE TO THE

VALLEY RAILROAD.
- DIRECT AND SHORT LINE TO THE
sHENASDOAH-VALLEY ikOS-FikLDS
AND THE
CAyERNS OF LURAY,
and for Port Kepubile, sheszndoah Iroa- Works
Luray, Bentonyile, Frois Royal, Riyer,on. Boyce.
Vile, Bsrryyille, Charleston, Sbepherdstowa
shaYpsburg, and HasessiouM
CONNECTIONS:
AT wAYNEsB0kO' with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway.
AT SHENANDOAH JUNCTION with Balumsrs
and Ohio railroad.
AT AGERsTOWS with Western Maryland rail-
road for BALTIMORE. and WITH Cumb<y,and
Valley railrosa for PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, PITTSBURGH, and all points North,
Take ears al Chesapeake aud Ohio railway station.
Yer time Of traias time cards apply 70 Ticks
Agents OF Chesapeake and ohio rziiwsy
JOSEPH w. COKE,
Genera Ticket Agent, llagerstowI. No.
CHARLES p. HAfCH,
General Passenger Agent. HaxerstcNn, Mo-
JOSEPH ". Bands.
ap20 Superintendent. Haxers1own. Nd.
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Plans for "A Great British Iron.Ciad.

LONDON, June 2l.-The Times, in its na.
va-intellIgence column this morning, says ::
Plans are preparing at the admiralty for the
construction OF an iron-ciad approaching in
bulk and armament the great Italian ships,
10 he of 10, 600 tons and 10000 horsepower
hour. The vessel will possibly be built at
Chatham.
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URUPEAN STEAMSHIP E$Tfk
IA TICKETS. sSRhnGdo
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,

1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following frst-cass ocean steam.
ship lines from Boston, New York. Philadelphia. aud
Baltimore, 10 Europe: CLNARD. WHITE STAB,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, GUl0N, ISMAS. AMER
loan. RED STAR, ALLAN, N0RtH.GEEMAN-
ERLANDs, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. and Dor.
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, sEcoSp-cLAssl ana
points In Europe. Excursion tickets n, reduced
rates. Siate-rooms secured In advance. Pai lie.
going 10 Europe or iendiDg for their frietds would
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad and Steamship
tickets 10 all pDiuts In The United States and aa'
ada. Rates Fame as at depots and general omces,
A. w GARNER,
General Railroad and Steamship Agents
1000 Main street, RixDmoni, Va.
ny l7-d&w3m
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DEPARTURE 1F STEAMERS.

DEPAHEtRE OF SEEAmEhS.
EOR OLD POINT COM-efIH,
FORT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, AND REGU.
LANDINGS JAMES RIVER DIRECT,
ALSO
AT OLD POINT SAME AFTER.
NOON WITH STEAMERS FOR WASHING
TON, d. c., BALTIMORE AND THE
NORTH, sMlrHFIELD, AND
HAMPTON, VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE TO OLD POINT OR NORFOLK, AND RE-
TURN. ~ 30.
TICKETS co ID UNTIL USED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states malll
e.. c. CLIFFORD. Commanter.
leaves Rci mond every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
and SATURDAYat6 A. NJ. for abOye-named places,
arriving At old Point at p. NJ, connecting with
steamer for Washneion, d. C., and the Bay Line.
which arrives In Baltimore next morning In full
time for early trains to Philadelphia, New York, and
Boston. Returning. the steamer ARIEL leaves Nor.
folk Al 4. ". aud Od Point at 7;l5 A. VI. every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, arriving
at Richmond al Pm.
Fare to Philadelphia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
70 lOTh..s's,sss..ssss's' ~ JO
Fare TO Boston,. 90
Limited tickets 10 Washington, ID. G.. and return
rfd Old Point, Potomac Steamboat Company ana
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
So.
PASSENGERS GOING NORTH BY THIS
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT For A
SALTWATER BATH
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and al
Carriers Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage
checked through.
SPECIALLY Low RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY. ANDOTHER tXCURSiONST
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smthded and Hampton; Washington, D. c.,
Newberne, Washington, anc Tarboro ". C., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina also, for East
ern shore of Virginia. Old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. u. TATUM,
je 10 superintendent.
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Tne parneIIises and the land Bill.

LONDON, June 2l.-The Morning Post
states that the Parnellites have resolved not
10 hold any more meetings at present, but
TO wait and see what shape the land bill is
likely to assume before 1t passes the II ouse
of Commons,
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COMM ERCIAL.

AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June 81, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAr.-Mixed.2 90 bushels good at sl.27. Futz,
] 06 bushels good at 4 20.
CORN.-White, AZ bushels very good at Csc.
l34 bushels prime AZ &c: 1876 bushels very good
at 64c. so bushels damaged az 5Sc.; 800 gu hels
very good western at &c.
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~ ~ i aMk
THE NEW FAST LINE TO AND
FROM
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, HAMP.
TON, OCEAN VIEW, &C.

RIcuN0yD AND PETERsBJKe RAILROAD Co..l
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT, June IL 1881.
Commencing JUNE 18TH. Is 81, special schedule
arrangements have been perfected with the Norfolk
and western railroad BY which QUiCKNESS OF
and departing hours thereof are aiyen entirely nm
apprnschable by any competing line ans COM
mendin2 this route beyond com patison 20 ali In
tending visitors TO OLD POINT COMFORT and all
me seaside RESORTS OF CHESAPEAKE BAY
AND HAMPTON ROADS.
Wa hDgt0n 10 Old Point. o hours
Richmond 10 Old Point, 5 hours