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Sad Condition of the savior of Re-
DubIicanism i'm 1850.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Alexandria Gazette says: Ex-senator Dor
sey is lying sick, diSpirited and miserable,
alone at his house, corner Of | and Twelfth
streets, in this city. The Administration
has determined to crush him if possible. 1t
has relay of detectives, who watch bis
house and note all its incOmings and its
outgongs; it is Overhauling his accounts
with the gas company. crookedness Of
which Is said TO be apparent, and also his
relations with the old District ring as re-
CARDS paving contracts. by which, it is said,
he profited largely. These investigations
are going on simultaneously with those Of
the star-route swindle, and the certainty Of
detection, exposure, trial, and conviction is
90 depressing that ii has made him really
sick. His spirits are said to have broken
down, and the contrast between his present
condition and what il was at the time OF
the Delmonico dinner last winter is so
great that even his enemies feel sorry for
him.
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n. lanes Moore, Of IrOnton. ONO, think>
no has discovered specific for smallpox III
Tenor. iuice. which he used IN bis own case
,,,,'I l,,ch results as to make him say: 80
strangely am | convinced OF The power OF
lemon. juce 10 abort any and every case OF
smallpox that look upon II as speCiho VI
~ much certainty and power IN sual,.p 'N
~ ouipine is IN intermittent FEVER. theIe-
fore publish my experiment, hopii e'ciS
MUSICIAN having case OF smallpox wiz
tive il a fair trial and report The result 10
me-"
At NortonylIe, Kansas, Monday nlght
,bree masked men, with IeyOlvers drawn,
entered the store Of Mccarthy Hogson,
10 (Which ut the time were Mr.. Mccarthy,
cIerk, two Ladies, and two little girls, ana
while one robber stood sentinel at the door,
tho others robbed the safe OF Sl2,OV0 anu
made off. first warning the inmates net 10
Iook outside for an hour on penalty OF death.
A stage.coach was stopped by robbers
,aar ponca Springs, Colorado, Few day ;
400 and the mails and passengers robDed OF
s50o. a $4,000 draft, and sundry goiu
watches. They afterwards ralded Store u.
ponca Springs. intimidated all present, ana
sacked the safe OF $3.50. The leader was
recognized as Charles Allison, former
deputy sheriff.
John i. Efiinger is appointed posl,l ',,'.a
at Rocxbridge Alum Springs, hoekDrlus'
courty, Va, vict Waldo NJ. Amen, fesIsneo y,
w alter Queen is appointed p0st,nss'e, -
Cove Creek, Wayne county, W. Nap o'''
John II. Queen, resigned.
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LerOmp-Park Races.

JEROME PARK, y. Y, June 1.-The Sc
cond day Of the spring meeting OF the Ame'
rican Jockey Club passed of successfully.
The attendance was not up 10 the slandaI d.,
probably on account Of the exceeding hot
weather. The track was IN excellent order,
and the betting fair.
The first race, one mile, had three start
crs-Luke Blackburne the fayorite. The
race was virtually decided from the second
stride. Luke BIackburne winning as he
pleased nv ten lengths; TOpSy second, Pc.
tomac third. Time, 1:45.
The second race was the Fordham hanhI-
cap sweepstakes, one mile and quarter.
FIFTEEN started. Girofe won by two
lengths; Sir Hugh second, One Dime third.
Time, 2:l5.
The third race was for the Welters stakes,
for tbree.year-Olds, one mile. Seven START
ed. Crickmore came in winner by an open
length; Priam second; Fillette third.
Time, las.
The fourth race Juvenile stakes, Tor
two. year-olds-ha fifteen starters. Onda-
"a won by a length; Gerald second; Me-
mento third. Time, 500. Distance, half a
mile.
The fifth race-free handicap sweepstakes,
one mile and three Quarters-had four start
crs, and was won by Grenada; Nentrllo-
quist second; Wave OF Light third. Time,
3154.
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IYNCHBURG.

.,,r DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS OK TIRE
,oprotx AND WESTERN RAILRoaD-A WELL.
nrsyRygp TRIBUTE TO FAITHFUL RAIL-
ro,p oFFIClAL--CADEr ArP0INTED-CoR-
no,,1IoS cOURT--nyMEN- READJUs.
1sns' CONVENTION.
t,--ro.poodents Of the Richmond Dispstchl
June /, 1881.
.r,. ,n,baritieS OF the Norfolk and West
psilrnad Company have at length de.
VIZ e-',sIr determined 20 run double Gaily pas.
pu", trains over the Virginia and Ten.
N"s. division Of the line. Mr.. T. +.
Ma. aS>iSisnt master of tranSporla.
~ ~ u now engaged in preparing schedule
.o" ',o running OF the train, spd is expected
io' ,broueh nv mex; Sunday or the mid
10 y, 80 week. The authorities Of the
tlc hove no; vet received any proposition
!'"" ~ pn>;.Ofiise Department in regard
l''.' ,,rri,rc Of the United States mail.
'o ~, ~, ,ricnds II Mr.. T. \. Davies in the
fhc Norfolk and Western railroad.
'~! ,t., occasion 81 his retirement from the
W. ,o ~ The COMPANY siler twenty-five
connection with it in various rcSpon-
!,. canaci,ies. on yesterday presented 10
- an elegant set Of silver in token OF their
al and personal appreciation.
Wr lanes T.. NOwlln. son OF Ma James
p VowHn. Of the National Exchange Bank.
-. rscc,vtd the appointment 10 the vacant
..st.fip AZ West Point for the district al
.s[ hands Of Congressman Tucker.
The Corporation Court began lis monthly
.e..ion Ibis morning. Several important
-. await IL actjon-among them that OF
y n Glass. charged With shooting a negro,
.c5 i1e prosecution Of Margaret FOCUS and
D,8 Huck>tep. accused Of the attempted
n,i.,rjnc Of Rev. Or. Bates. Both the
ln1ye and CONFERENCE.-The attorney being
oh,- than well. the Court will hold for the
--,..nt halt day sessions.
F,ur,fcn marriacc-liccDSeS were granted
-, month by The clerk OF the Corporation
Cor,i->,yca 20 white and seven TO colorcd
couples.
Tie IWchblrg delegates to the Read
ir..,r,' Convention left Yesterday afternoon.
4 cod deal II interest 10 the Convention
i.fr here. though the Conservatives are
c,rpien, q their ability 10 defeat any
ti,l,t That en- be put up. Some surprise
(. EXPRESSED here Al the apparent sudden
ainnu,ioa Of Cameron'> chances among
The RtAdiu,ie.>.
0nc thunderstorm yesterday afternoon
Glazed tlc atmosphere here and gave new
,.4r % Ntsetauon. TELEPHONE.
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OUR PROSPEROUS TRADE WITH CHINA
Our trade with China is prospering most
auspciously, and il proper care be taken
10 maintain friendly relations between the
two countries, cannot fail to soon become
of very great importance. In the matter OF
wheat -four especially, which enters Chi
nese ports duty free. profitable trade SHe has
sprung up. In 1873 we exported 2O9,6ll
barrels OF flour, and in 1879, 23j, 7S9 barrels:
We also exported, in 1879, clocks, colored
and uncolored cottOnS, drugs and chem-
Gals. glassware. silver bullion, machinery
firearms. lamps, kerosene, ordnance stores;
provisions, refined sugars, tobacco, ana
clothing. The importation OF American
cotton goods into China during the year
1e70-'S0 amounted TO ll.29O.4ll pieces
showing an Increase OF 49,, $50 pieces over
the preceding year.
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The Senatorial Fight at Albany.
40 CHANCE FOR CONKLiNG-GOyERNOR COZ


no CHANCE FOR CONKLING-GOyERNOR COR
NELL STILL CANDIDATE.
ALBANY, June lit was universally con-
cedcd last night that Conkling is entirely
out OF the race. Gentlemen who had been
closeted with their leaders for hours had no
besitancy in admitting that 1t was but a
question what candidates the party should
select 10 meet with unanimity with the Re-
pubIcans. Cornell and Depew was heard
on every side. The few votes for the
Governor are now said to have been
cast hy instruction, aud as feeling for
further action. Should Cornell, either by
letter or authority OF proxy statement,
deny the aspirations to the honor, the
question 50 far as he is concerned Will be
definitely decided but, on the contrary,
should no oral or written notice he given it
will be understood that he is a candidate,
and no one doubts but that he could be
elected. There are others who are urging
forward the names OF Cornell and Crowley,
but with Indifferent success. Cornell and
Depew are too well received to have any
splits, aud their supporters consider Crow
lev with very little favor. At midnight
there was no change in the situation, ana
it j. confidently expected that two more
ballots will see the figures running mp OPP
DOsite the names OF Cornell and DcpeW.
Cornelrs letter of dcclenson is in the hands
OF Senator Mccarthy. II VIII be presented
TO the Legislature this morning.
Lqter.-1t is rumored this morning that
Governor Cornell will not write letter de-
Ginning 10 permit bis name TO be used as a
candidate IN the senatorial contest. senator
Mccarthy has not received any letter from
the Governor Directing to the use OF his
name.
THE BALLOT
The fist vote in joint convention stoc d
a. follows For short erm-Corkllng, ~ (;
Jacobs, -; Wheeler, %; Cornell, ii;
Rogers. Is; Crowley, 3; Fenton, 3; WhIte,
=; Pomeroy, >; Bradley, /; Edlck, | :;
FoIger, .: WadSworth, l; balance scatter
ing. The House then proceeded to NJ Inc
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Mr.
Plat, with the following result: Piatt, % (;
Depcw, %; Herman, 50; Foiger, :; Cor
nell, u; Dawes, ,; Lapbam, s; Miller. 81;
Crowley. (; Evarts. 3; butcher, ,; Nor
ton, L; Wadsworib, ,; Tremaine. !; ward,
3: Rogers, /. No choice in either case.
LateSt.-Asscmbly has adjourned until
Tomorrow at l. O'Clock.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sy TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH

Affairs nj the National Capital-Three Quar-
tiers OF a Million Saved TO the Government
by Reductions and Nscontinuances in the
Mail Service-The PubIic-Debt Statement
for May-Three Men Killed and Nine In
jured by Boiler Explosion In Philadelphia
Racing ut Jerome Park Ycsterday--The
Senatorial Contest ut Albnny-Recovcry OF
stolen Property Belonging TO General
Grant-The Atlanta Cotton Exposition
Louisiana yacht Races-A Temperance
Convention 10 be Held In Georgia-L oriI-
lard's "iroquois" Wins the English Derby
Stakes-Rio,ing in County Waterford, Ire
land-0ther Interesting Foreign Events.
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Recovery Of n Cold badge and Other
Articles Belonging 30 General Grant.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Jobn 7. Fitzpatrick,
formerly messenger OF the Southern En-
press Company, and A. King, formerly
bagg ige-man on the Iron Mountain rail-
read, were seen drunk in TeXarkana one
day last week wearing valuable gold badges
set with jewels, supposed to belong 10
General Grant. as the inscription showed
that they had been presented to him. The
badges we're taken from them and sent to
This city. but toe men were not then arrest
cd. Yesterday the men were arrested, and
more Of General Grants property found on
them. Ii is supposed that they robbed his
hoopage when he went to Mexico.
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EubIic-Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease OF
public debt during the month OF May to be
el1.15O, 72l.S7; cash in the Treasury, $780,
i96, OSl; gold certificates, $j,9l9,6OO; silver
certificates, $50, ,73,2j0; certificates OF de-
nosit outstanding. S1,0S6,00O; rcfundlng
certificates. S6.94S, 800; lcg1l tenders out
Standing, S34G 1.Ol6; fractional currency
S7,1O9, 102 90; reduction OF
debt since June 80, 1880, SS9,25O 323 80 :;
cash balance available, $50 1Gl, S96.54.
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PATRICK COUNTY.
REApJcsrER MAss.MrrrIyo.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispateh.l
NAY 80, 1881.
M our court on the oath the ReSajus,crs
held "a mass.meeting." A committed Of
i've was appointed 10 report resolutions.
Judge Lybrock reported these and made a
long speech, In which he endorsed General.
Malone in high-soundng eulogium. After
he concluded the chairman put the resolu.
tons to the meeting. For some seconds
there was painful silence, and not a single
voice responded The chairman. with
much embarrassment, said "You certainly
do not understand the question" lie put
the question again, aud one bold fellow
voted "Aye." This produced a buzz of
mirth. The chairman now seemed more
vigorous and determined, aud called for
stu another vote, when four other game
fellows came 10 the relief Of No. |. The
meeting was then quickly adjourned TO the
relief OF The participants aud the amuse-
ment OF spectators. Malone was once non.
ular In this county, aud no one admired
him more than your correspondent, but the
people will not follow him into the Radical
party. NJ
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
INSTRUCTION IN POLITICAL SCIENCES.

The following regular courses OF study are open,
without examsnation, 10 eompetent students nos
candidates for degree. The fees are In no case Nss
than $50 nor n ore than sio0a year. figufes'nV
denote The number OF exercises per week;
CoSsrIrer,osAL history. Y Consti,u,ions,
Government In fpgland and he United states. W
~ ,'oD.litntiOnN aud Political History OF inc
United STATES TO 1850. ts) III. Forms Of Govern
ment aud Political Constructors since ies. al
POLITICAL ECONOMY. !, Mills's prucinies o. 70,
iica kconopy Financial Lseisatiou u the United
states. t3l IL Csirnes's Principles OF tohncai
fcanomy: 6ffen's tssays Ia Fiuance. Isl iii fno-
| llc Eiuance. (ll--IEGAL SCIENCE. y. Jafispfh-
Jenee; Au5iiu. ID ~. aon.,ltatlonsl Law o, me
aud History 81 Modern Treaties. 90 ~: Roman
Law; Institutes OF Gass anu Jasiinian; " v. Tue
roman Law OF inhefitancs. I'D VI. Tue Legal th-
| .'itniions OF the Franks, Ango-saxons, and NOR
mans 81 svprrMurv
| lhe next Academic year begins sEf'TEhnhn
90 lsSi y fnr.Der reformation ADDRESS
r. ". TAus~tti. secretary.
| AHA .rhSsalow Campttdse, Mass
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The Atlanta Cotton Exposition.

ppvsrpENT GARFIELD INVITED TO ATTEND.
WASHINGTON, June Hon II. '. n.
Miller. foreign commissioner OF the At
Ion,a international Cotton Exposition, in
company with Hon. Emory Speerr, called on
the President today and invited him to at
tend the Exposition. The President said
he was heartily in sympathy with the CD:
iects Of the Exposition, and will attend II
his pubic duties will permit.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MAD. CAROLINE RlCHINGS-BER-
wi NARD will BE- prepared N receive hmlted
number OF yOunt ladies as Resident FtflLs
for MUSICAL INSTRUCTION at her own house,
In KhhmOnd, Va, Tor The fall ana winter y,
lssl.'s2, where they VIII receive tnorosxn yosai
and In rnIneuIal training usoer her pefsfnai SUI
nrTyis,on, and the comforts OF pleasant nome.
Eloourion, Italian. aud German taught II r.qnireo'
80 y, , NV l5.3m
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yacnt-Racing In the South.

New ORLEANS. June 1.-The first OF the
Corip,bian races Of the Southern Yacht
club took place yesterday. The course was
triangular, and fifteen miles in length. In
tbe first class Albertinn won. Time,
houls, % minutes and 20 seconds. In the
fourth class Ruby won. Time, = hours and
n seconds. Phantom capsized, and Cyda'
ms was Withdrawn. The weather was
.howery, and the wind fair.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
rao Enguish Races.

AN AMERICAN HORSE WINS THE DERBY sIAhEs'
EPSON DOWNS, June 1.-The race for the
nerby <,akes came of here to-day, and was
won NO p. Lorillard's bay colt Jroquois;
P,.rec,ine second, and John Watson's bay
.o,, Townmoor third. Jockey j. Osborne
rode yoluptuary and LcmaI.e rode Town
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
DEPARTURE Of STEAMERS.

4 LIAM LINE ROYAL MAIL 11fS@
N ST EANSHI PS baltimore aud s-xskz-a&S
Liverpool ria Halifax. y. - and - Johns, y. +
every alternate Fl tSDAY, Quebec and Liverpool
every SATURDAY. This route presents unprecc-
dtnted advantages to tourists. enabling them 10
we" tn4 magnihcent scenery OF me Lower Il Law
Liverpool Is 800 mile, shorter and of The reduced
distance 900 mile, f. inland navigation. reducing
the actual ocean VOYAGE 10 minimum Of i've days.
Extra ships from GLASGOW. GALWAY,
QUtE\STOW y, and LONDONDERRY DIRECT
10 BOSTON.
Fer passage authorization, apply To \. W. OAR
Der, Agent at Richmond, Va. OF LEVF 4 ALDEN,
G.. T.. r.. 207 Broadway, Y. Y; POI Wa hingi0n
street. Boston; lO7 son Fifth street, Philadelphia.
fa
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EURO EAN STEAMSHIP xfET%
IL TICK ETS. .aHkS><S
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,

't"TTFF
1000 MAIN STREET,
Rerresentinx the following nrsi-class oesan steam,
Baltimore, 10 EUROPE CtNARD WHITE STAR,
NATION .ANCtiOR, GUlON, INMAN, AMER
ICAN, RI u STAR, ALLAN, NORTlGERMAN-
FLOYD, HAMBURG AMERICAN, and METH
ERLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN, and BOR-
DEAUE. FIRST CLASS SEcoND-CLAsS' ana
srEEBA ca TICKETS To aud from all The prlucips
POINTS In Europe Excursion uckeiS az reduced
rates. Siate-rOOms secured In advance. Par les
going 20 Eurone or sending for their friends would
do w III 10 communicate with the undersigned be-
fore purchasing else~s here. Railroad and steamship
tck cts 10 all pOints in the United States aud an
adj. Rates same as at depoIs and general omset.
NJ, troabe TO answer questions Write 10 or call on
A. W CAREER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent,
1000 Main street, Richmond Va
! my 7-dkN3m
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E,t.IRoiIer Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The boiler IN
Gif,inv a CO.'S dye.wOrks, at kenslDgton,
exploded this afternoon, nearly demollsh-
inc and setting fire to the building, killing
three persons outright, and seriously eric asG
,''nunding nine Others. Loss about S2O,0OO.
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,...to,,,ouin Georgia.

ATLANTA, Ca, June IA sta'e rem rem,
perance Convention has been callea 10 meet
10 Atlanta on July Attn to consider the iocil'
onion question.
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roouonyin,he Mail Service.

WASHINGTON, Jane 1.-The aggregate
on " Of saving in the annual cost OF the
tar ronte ana steamboat mail service effect
IA ed hn ro The reductions and diseontinuances
during the past three months (Aarch'
Anril. and Nav Is SI45,06S.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. June l 1881,

WEDNESDAY. June L. 1881.
sALRs.-10 shares Norfolk and Western Railroad
preferred at Coz, 20 do at COY. 10 do. at G5S, 10
DO at 65A: 10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock at
39k: 10 do. at 39h; 100 do at 40 10 shares
Merchants National Bank at ia: 5 shares
Citizens Bank at 81; 100 shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad p. G.. at 10; 1000 Rich.
mond city 6's at 115; 100 shares Richmond
aud panvilIe Railroad SIS, 1890, at 1o74; shares
Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad at 33 80
shares Alfalfa and Charlotte Railroad stock at IS
) do. al IS. 80 do. at s., 30 DO. al 50: 3 shares
Charlotte, oiumbia and Augusta Railroad stock,
b. C.. at so 20 DO, r. c., al soy, 10 do, b. C., az
60a.c.
SALES AT SECOND BoARD.
80 shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 39lz, so
shares do. at 3gx, so shares 10. at 39s so shares
do. at 40; 10 shares Atlauta and Charlotte Rail.
road ocs Mt s5
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Flour.

Flour-We quote {: Fine, t3@S3.5O: extra. 80 %
6t5. rs: 1uperfne, S3.756Si50; common family y,
500 1925: choice or patent family. St.ougfS'
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mARINE ENTELLIGENCb.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 1, 1881.


ARRIVED.
Schooner l.. A. Denenhower, Cannon, Phlladel-
phia, coal, 5. II. Halves.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United STATE
mall merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Talum
agent. .
schooner :. T. Wiretts. Wllletts, New York.
merchandise, Curtis x Parker.
schooner Thomas clyde, Fisher, Boston, coal
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner J. ". Woodruff. Barbour, New York,
merchandise, Curtis A Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIs PORT.
From Philadelphia MAY 3lst, steamer Gulf
Stream, Ingram.
Memoir kSDA.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 3l.-Arriyed; Schooner
Emma Aery, I'm, from Richmond.
NEW YORK, May STARVED: Schooner Hen
~ L. HaveDs, Pierce. from RichmOno; schooners
j. satlerthwaite, Lynch; j. VI. Fish, ilawle; Anne
CranmFr, FalkenberE; john NOsser, Rhodes Hen
~ W. Finch, BOnue1; y. W. H. White, smith; j.
L. Kelley, LODgslse,t. W. W. Phare, PredmOfe
Three Brothers. EaiRy; II. ". Godfrey, sears
AdeliZi. Hickman; u. T. Wood, Curtis Rhodeia
Blew, Leek: Jersiy Hall, Lyman: j. IL. Clayton
Maxwell; COrdeiia NewkiTk. Huntley, and Franz :
Shubert, Grfin from Virginia
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Ely 'Eeiegrspn.
VIEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June l.-NOOn.-StocAs ouH.
Money 3mSk per cent. FNchange-L Long 46Z'g;
short. Asa. state bonds Juil and quiet. Govern
ments firm. ,h...,
EreniH1.--HCney,. 2N4 per cent ENcndiR'
1e1l Coyerrments duiet ani Hrm: new IS. loi
new Sts's, IIj4: new As. llS4 states Ia light de-
mand. l
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June l.-Virginia e., deferred,
Is: cousols, s4l: second stres, 1874; ne" lO4o'
~. Ell fn-dAN.
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INOR NEW YORK.-The Old -

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old a>FF-A
J. Dominion Steamship Company : sssssssks -
steamers will sail a follows Steamer OLD Do
NINION, Captain WALKER. e,erY TUESDAY AZ
2 O'Clock L. VI: steamer WYANOkE. Captain
COUCH. every FRIDAY AZ 2 O'Clock r. NJ; steamer
MANIIATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
az < O'Clock 4. NJ
Freight received uD to l O'Clock p. VI. for the
TUESDAY ; ana Ffiday's steamer, aud 10 d O'Clock
SATURDAY evening for Sundays snip.
Through bills or lading signed and goods for
wared with spatch To all pO Is north, south, east,
and west; also. 10 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York, $1,000. Storage, 90 and
~.
For freight or passage apply 70
Il. W. ALLEN 3 CO, Agents,
nv cts COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

SAILS.
WHEAT White. 30 busl els prime at sl.3l; 6
bushels rood AZ II 70. Mixed. 800 bushels very
good at SIPS; % bushels good AT Sl.26: ruiz,
s bushels very good at 1928; 100 good az
1923. ... ,.....,
CORN.-Whi'c, $50 bushels prime aud very g'od
AT G2r.: 46 bushels very good at Gle. Mixed. ~
bushels prime at G2c.; bushels very Eoon al
Gle.
MfAL.-j0 bushels choice at csc.
OATS-l40 bushe prime spring NJ 0oc'
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SPECIALLY Low RATES. TO CHUEGH, MILk
2AHY. ANDO1HEK &XCCRSiCNSI TO
or 10 POINT NGRFUlk,H.
FRElEHT.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-02
The Turning Point on the Irish CUES
ton.

LONDON, June 1.-The Times editor9Ily
comments upon the effect upon IRISH
leaguers Of the rum0red intention OF the
Government TO adopt measures for abating
the terrorism Of the league. and expresses the
view that the debate in the House Of Com
mons on the Mitchell motion Of privilege in
reference TO Mr.. Egan's letter abusing
Mcssrs. Power and McCOan is to be re-
corded as the turning Point in the Irish
question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-02

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