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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Census or DREAD nrItain.

LONDON. June 23.--The Standard SAYS
the calculation OF The census Is rapidly APP
preaching completion. The entire popuIa-
ton Of the Kingdom will be shown to be
above 35,000,000. The increase indicated
Is a little more than 100000.
The French and Italian IlI-FeeIIng.
PARIS, June 23.-Tbere have been quar-
rels and Standings between Frencbmen and
Italians at Jorguy, Nancy, Yauvres, and
in some OF The poorer quarters Of Paris, but
without serious results.
Italians Leaving MarseiIles.
LONDON, June pa dispatch from Mar
settles to the Daily Ne,os says: "ItaIians
continue to quit this city. Two steamship
companies have offered to the Italian consul
free accommodation aboard all their ships
for Italians afraid to remain and have al
ready lett"
Excitement I'm Palermo and Naples.
ROME, Jude 23.-Tbere were anti.French
dem )1stratIons IN Palermo yesterday, and
there have been several arrests In Naples
for hostile demonstrations against the
French.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Treasury
Department is informed by telegraph that
Charles L. Anchisi, an Italian. who in the
false guse OF a secret.service official swim
died many persons in st. Louis. Memphis,
New Orleans, and other parts Of the South,
has been arrested in San Francisco. Per-
sons who were vic,imiZed by him should
communicate with Colonel Henry Finne-
gass, OF that city.
The Treasury Department will pay out
on July LIST for redemption OF outstanding
6 per cents of 1SGl-'63, for Oregon war
debt, and for interest on these, on per
cents OF 1907, and on and 6 per cent.
stamped bonds, about S30.00O,0O0.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

2oShoOA 0uar kos &o04s
sALEs.-s5 shares Norfolk and Western preferred
al 63s; ITO shares Atlanta ana Charlotte stock al
81; $1,000 Richmond ana DsnvIlIe gold 90 1t
lv5R: $1,000 Piedmont Railroad first SIS fB. G al
1f2s; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny stock
~, s6 do at 76x. 80 DO. at 7eK 20 Co. at ~ so dc.
at 10 10 do. at 75k. 10 DO. at 75x.
LvESfSG SALEs.-20 shares Richmond and Al.
tehany Railroad at "a. 10 20. at lax. go do. az
73a: 80 shares Norfolk and Western Piiroad pre-
ferred at 63H; as shares Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad At 81; 10 shares Petersburg Savings and
Insurance Company at %; 100000 ". C. Railroad
construction 6's at 80: $1,000 Richmond and Dam
vile gold SIS a. l05k.
Richmond and Allegheny stock was put upon the
New 70 Stock Exchange to-day for the frat time.
opening al $50. and then selling from a1S down 10
S73x, returning to as at The close in this city the
market for this stock responded to New Yors, fol.
lowing u very closely. Sales at the second Board
at as.
Atlanta and Charlotte declined to sSI, but closed
Hrn1, none being Of, red under te2.
Norfolk aud Western advanced, sales being made
N
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by ,Eolegrapn.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. June "a Noon.--stocks dun. Nc
new. 3M3h Der cent. txchsnge-LonS, asa; short
iS5A. state bonds duh, except Tennessee, which
are fairly active. Governments quiet and firm.
4S44. Governments irregular; new SIS, 1884;
new AVS, lI4s new AS. lI7x. states strosg.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. June 23.-'rhe Posts financial article
GAO L. NJ. edilion) Gays At the Stock Exchange
United States bonds are sieady to firm. STATE bonds
are active and strong for the Tennes issues, which
are up "a per cent Railroad bonds are Irregular
Dut generally higher. The stock market to-day Is
irregular and rather feversb. The strongest stocks
have been H,nnbal and ~. Joseph, which has adj
sauced to SO ana ll6t; oregon Railway and Nav.
10 I'll. and Boston Air Line 10 Sc. The weakest
stocks have been Lake Shore. which has fallen 10
l29&; Michigan Central to 1904 New York Cen
trail TO l46A, Erie 10 464. and Canada Southern TO
73a. Richmond aud Aleghany-a new fancy-ls
down TO rs from 80. The mo ey market is easy,
with per cent. The ruling rate for demand notes.
Time loans and prime mercantile ,paper are I'M
changed. The market for sterling exchange is STEADY
10 tirm.
230 Z. NJ (: Western Union, 1854; Western Union
new stock. 81; New York Central. l47h: Lake
shore, l2sK; MichigaH Central, i09h; New YORK.
laSe erie and
awanna and Western. l24a; New Jersey Central,
l0lx: Delaware and HUDSON, llC4; Reading, SOY
Northwestern, 1891; II. Paul, l24S; WABASH and
Pacific, 57N: Wabash and Pacific preferred, "a 4;
Union Pacific. l29&; NJ, X. and T., "; Hannibal
and 81. 10. SO: Hannibal and -. 10. preferred.
ll54; Ohio aud Mississippi, 43A Pacific Mall, Oh:
G. G.. and C.. 25h; Northern Pacific common 45's
Northern Pacific preferred, S65; san Francisco
common, 53s san francisco preferred 79 Central
Pacific, 10l& Chesapeake and Ohio, 30A; Louisville
and Nashville, ION; Ontario and Western, SSS
Manhattan Elevated, 26b: Illinois Central, 1891
Canada Southern, 1876 Chicago, Burlington and
Qaiacy, 1853; Denver and Rio Grande, ll2s: 81
Pan aud Omaha preferred, 1868: & &. &. aud J..
9ss: Erie and Western, 63h Col. t0il. 63Ad64;
Ohio Central, 361s; Texas Pacific, 70; Texas Pa
cinc l.. G.. 934.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-Virginia 6's, old. 80
asked deferred, II asked; consois. So bid; second
series. AZ bid new l0-40's, 57A bid.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCH.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1881.


Steamship Wysnoke, Couch, New York, mer
chapdse and passengers, George W. Allen & Co..
agents.
Steamer Gulf Stream, Ingram. Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers, j. w. McCarrick,
agent.
schooner r. T. Cotingham, Smith, New York,
iron, Richmond and Allegheny raj road.
Schooner Jessie Hart, -, Boston, ice, Richmond
Ice Company.
schooner Annie 8. Gaskill, Gaski New York,
cement, Warner Moore and A. 5. Lee.
Schooner Major William VI. Tantuln, Shoe, Pbila-
delphia. coal. &. H. Page.
Schooner William II. b oardman, Richardson, New
York, iron, Tredegar Company.
Soho )ner Florence Norwell, -, Jacksonville,
Fla, lumber. Tredegar Company.
Schooner william NJ. Wilson, Bragg New York,
hay. Simpson, Bass 4 Co.
Schooner Lamertine, ireland, Philadelphia, coal,
:. n. Halves.
Schooner A. II. Hurlbert, Crosby, Petersburg,
light, Curtis x Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. u. TaiuD
agent.
schooner Samuel Hart, Holbrook, Salem, coal
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Veto, Stevens, New York, merchandise,
Curtis & Parker.
schooner Commerce. Priest, Philadelphia, mer-
cbandise, Curtis & Parker.
schooner j. Il. John on, Rose, Philadelphia ria
james River, wood, Curtis Parker.
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RAILROAD for Lease.

CINCINNATI, June 90 Advertisements ap-
pear ia this mornings papers for bids for
the lease for a term OF twenty-five years OF
the Cincinnati Southern railroad. This is a
long.looked.for result, but Is somewhat
unexpected, as it was supposed there was
a deadlock between the trustees OF the rail-
road and the trustees OF the sinking tnnd.
The proposed lease has been agreed to by
both Boards. 1t asks bids OF so much per
aunum for a term OF twenty-five years.
The bids will be opened about the last OF
August.
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Dcs,ruc,iye storm i'm Kansas.

ST. LOUIS. June pa special to the Re
publican from st. Joseph, Mo-, says: Adj
vices have been received here that very
severe storm passed along nearly the entire
length of the St. Joseph and Western rail-
road. in Kansas, on Monday night last, de-
stroying buildings aud doing great damage
TO stock. Near Seneca number OF houses
we're blown down. The large elevator OF
perry & Hutchinson. at Maryville, wss an
rooted aud blows 10 pieces. Several school
houses were also destroyed. Nearly all the
railroad bridges are down. and trains run
only 10 Hanover.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


News and Gossip-The Albany
Middle; Progress OF the Bribery 1nvcstiaa.
ticn-A New Comet Discovered-AnchIsi,
the Bogus secrct.scrvicc Oniciai, Arrested
The star.Routc Mail Frauds Sons OF Tenn
pernnce In National Convention at Sara.
toga Disastrous Storm In Kansas-Cincin-
natl Southern Railroad Advertised for
Lcase-Destructive Fire In n California
Wheat-Ficld-An Arizona Town In Ashes
Exodus OF Italians from Marseilles-Ex-
element In Palermo and Napies-Ccnsus
OF Great Britaiu-French and Italian Ill
Feeling, &C., &c.
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ORDERED BACK TO VIEWPOINTS NEws.-
Yesterday morning Mayor Lamb, under au-
thority OF the ordinance of the city pro.
hibitiLg any transportation company bring
ing into the city any person or persons
likely to become chsrgeabe to the city,
issued an order requiring the Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company TO take back to
Viewpoints News the eight dissatisfied I'M
migrants who came up to the city Thurs.
day absolutely penniless, and turn them
over to the contractor by whose order they
bad been brought from New York.
The men asserted, through an inter-
prefer, that no accommodations were pro-
vided for them at Newports News.-Nor-
fOIk. landmarks,
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The Gloucester Courthouse Fire-He-
rOism Of a Richmond Lady.

81. n. So" writing to the West Point
Star, says: Many persons were in the viii
lage when the fire broke out. and all worked
until they were perfectly exhausted. Too
much praise cannot be given to all, and 1t
is right and proper to mention the conduct
of Mrs. Williams, OF this place, add Mrs.
Major Poe, Of Richmond. they were he
roines, not only encouraging but aiding the
men in checking the furious flames, and
then minlstering to the exhausted ones that
were lying about the streets until they too
became prOs'rlted. At this writing they
are better, but have not entirely recovered
from the effects OF OyerwOrk.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


xEw YORK June 23-Cotton STEADY sales, 454
hales: npiands, IL l-lGc.; orleans, ii 0-ltc.;
con sOidaied net receipts, % bales; exports
10 Great Britain, 6,674 bales; to the continents
! SIG bales. Southern -four quiet and firm; com
mon To fair extra. S5.23M 50 ~: good 10 choice
extra 50 so@s539. Wnest 79s. sli1es NO a."
spring. 81 .i6H; 80. 2 Chicaso and MILWAUKEE
25@siS3: Ted' sl la Il = sa ~ sS Corn Isa
rdlIc higher. ard less doing: ungraded 55@59c.
oats less active and without decided change. Hops
firm and quiet. Coffee quiet ana nral: susas lu,s'
and firm fair TO good refining 7&aec. prime;
STE: r, fined Ia better demand ana nrm standara
A. ghG eTc. Nolasses quiet and UNCHANGED Rec
sl.i0. TurpenIine quiet at 44G44%c Wool fairly
active aud stf0ng; domestic IL zee. $4,000. paIl-
ed 2Omi0c.: unwsshea, I2a3Zc. Texas, tG3Uc.
Pork very dull aud psees no'"lhaN l'' aSor,
9Sc, Lard quiet and about steady, ana prices un-
changed. Freighis Irm and lower.
BALTIMORE
RALrIMorE. June 23.-Flour without anoiable
change Wheai-southerp nominal: western higher
III o66akI 40; No. z western winter red. suot ana
june. si.27kGtl.274; July. 81 2e@sl 10Y An-
gust, 81 24%Gsl 24s; september. la C .o,n.
ern white sOe yellow, 56c. Oats active and easy
western white. 40G4lc.: mixed. 3see@39c;; Penn
ssyania, 4oHc, Provisions arn aud =, oasS r 9s
Ike Sugar quiet; .A,r soft, l0ae. Whisky duil
| az si.09. kreights unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 28.--Flour strong and hisher
| family as 6Ods5.7o; fancy, &6klt9.60. Whea
active and nrm No. red winter, sl22. .ori
higher al 4sc. 0ats duli aud lower AT 3sAc: Pori
auiet ut sI6.37kasl6.50: Lard easier a. sio'sU
Rulk meats ,trong: shoulders, 80. az; 80, $40
| Bacon in active demand; shoulders, c@c.; rih
| 9tc.: sides, 9kc. Wh@key active ana nrm 9
Si.O7. sugar iirmer; hards, lOba lfc~; New ~
leans. 7A@ekc. Hogs arm coInmos and nyhl
lSi.25atS packing and baiehers', sS.4c9se.eo.
LOUISVILLE.
LouIgyILLx June 23.-Fiour In fair demans a.
srm: family, t3.75@s4.25; choice TO fancy s6s
re,s Ia f,ir ~ raand nj 43e. Fork steady ~ 81 %
Ba,k. me Ale arm shoulders 90 10 rib ts.65 side
, 10 Iacon steady aud trm; shoulders 30 os
lAli.S5, Whiskey steady at SLOT,
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suitIng III a pIstol being fred by Edgar
Williams and the ball striking Joe ChIsmsu,
| Of Charles City, an innocent outside "look.
cr-on In Venice" on the front side Of the
shoulder between the nipple and the socket.
DR.. q. A. Hankins, who Is so often In the
right place at the right time, cared for the
wounded. whose life IL thought TO be In no
great danger. PENINSULA.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

JCNE 22.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beer Cattls-Very best. 5h@5hc.; good. 444
zen thin steers. old cows, &C., 2Am3lc.; hest
bulls, 4 G4Gc. medium to good, s@3kc Oh. gross.
Hoqs.-Very best. &c.; good 7k@7Ac.; common
and light, 7d1 IKE y H., net.
Sheep.-3d4sc. n 10, gross.
Lnmbs.-4d6c q ~, gross.
VsGLs.-s36S9 q head
Mich Coes -sZ0@$i5 p bead.
About poo head Of beef cattle, Al o hogs. aud 100
sheen aud lambs on the market. Market over-sup-
nhed with beer cattle, and they declined somewhat
nnaIity con sldered. one carload reshpHd. some
Common grades left over unsOld Bulls are IN good
demand Hogs withou change. Some inquiries
are be ing made for sheep aud lambs.
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LANES CITY.
A SHOOTING AFFAIR AT CHURCH.

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT CHURCH.
fCorrespoodsnce Of the Richmond Dispateh.l
JuSE %, 1881.
Last Sunday large crowd assembled at
Chickahominy church (coIored) to witness
the ceremony OF baptism. After recess Inc
church was filed for the evening sermon
and everything was going on pleasantly,
when another scene was acting IN heuse
about seyepty-6ve yards distant. II was
made up In part OF noise and confusion
Teyeiry, Jugs, and glasses, not strangely ~
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SAN FRANCISCO, June pa dispatch
from Tombstone, Arizona, says the town Is
burning, and a large portion OF the place
has already been destroyed.
A dispatch from MERGED, Cal, says: " a
fire TO. day swept over some 1880 acres OF
wheat. aud other grain-land, destroyingeve-
rytbIng In its course, includinc many farm
houses, barns, and much farming machine
nv. The loss is not known"
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mature into trial Of party who Is sccused
by public rumor Of this evil. Therefore I
do not see proper TO give the grand Jury any
more definite charges than l have already
givei them.
Colonel Cook: will say; that there may
be no difficulty 10 the future we will indus
triously prepare the case, so that when your
Honor returns In September the matter
will be placed before the grand Jury In due
form.
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Another Fire at Gloucester Court
lnuao.
Correspondence West Point start
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Va
lima 81 1901

ltOfftSpoDucHNS Ntsi rum Stdis1
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,1
June 81, 1881.
Another large fire in this village last
evening. Mr.. Taliaferro's and Mr.. Moore's
wood.shops, Mr.. Harper's and Mr.. Bfs-
lows blacksmith.shops Mr.. Cookies shoe
shop, and Mr.. A. Shackeliord's harness
shop were entirely consumed. The fire
broke out about sunset, aud nut for rain,
which csme in short time, the courthouse
building wodld have been burned.
Mr.. Bristow's, Mr.. Cookies, and Mr.. A.
Shsckelford's shops were insured. Mr..
MoOre's loss Is cOnsiderable-not less than
S500-and no insurance. Mr.. Taliaferro
lost all OF his tools and some work. His
loss is not less than $3.50. and no insurance.
At this writing Mr.. Charles Harper Zone
OF the parties who lost his shop has been
arrested. and Is now being tried before JUS
tce X. b. Taliaierro, charged with the burn.
ing. The mail leaves before the trial is con-
cluded. j. n. 5.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LIrHlA WATER.
FOR MALARIAL POISONING. NERVOUS
PROsTRATION, ETC.

STATEMENT OF THE HON. RosCOh 'oNh'
LING, UNITED STATES SENATOR
FROM NEW YORK.
"Bu1ilo Llthla Water was first brought 10 my
notice last year while suffering from severe MALA-
RIAL disorder Of some stardlng, attended oy
NERVOUS PROsTRATIOS. say MALAklAL
disorder because the doctors said so. From the hrs'
trial of the water derived decided advantage rom
IL, and 1t has always relieved me- several 10 "nOii
I have recommended II make Ike reports, AND
STRONGLY BELIEVE IN 1T AS AN ANIlDoiE w
the ACIDS which 1t neutralizes. nave peasuie 20
saving this, aud shall continue to ADVISE ny
ne,gbbors and acauaintances 10 try the water
je l9-eod4t
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Especial teegram 10 The DspNch
NORFOLK, VA, June "a The Demo.
cratic ward meetings tonight elected dele
gates TO the Richmond Convention, unIu.
slrIlcfed.
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A New Cauet.

WASHINGTON, June "a. The Smithsonian
Institute has received from Professor -
sharpiess, OF Hayerford College, ana FRO
lessor Lewis Swift, OF Rochester, n. T., an
announcement Of the discovery Of q bright
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FARMvILLE ITEMs.-Mr. st. Andrew, the
editor OF the Mercury, is, we learn, little
better, though still very sick. We hope he
will soon be able TO resume bis pen.
Our farmers are now busy harvesting
their wheat, which is OF very good quality,
and bids fair TO yield well. journal.
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~
CHICAGO. Jane 2o,- -Four ~ sood 6easnd = mr.
otices Wneat sUIse 1fm. had bleaers Ho j ~
:In ,sc 81. siicyGslisx; ES Ghls,s? 80.
Ign strong and h,sbsr; 47ta4se. cash. 40
Jnns. 2esc Juv. PORK .snet and weak; 3i0.39
fair demand; go % cash, tl1 S7s july. hun
meets sssaoy ana unchanged. whissey steady xnd
UNCHANGED. ~
81. LOUIE.
ST. 81; LorIs' !sns 2? Flour sirt2g ard hlshss;
Wh.s, higher s.d nrm; No 2 r.d wtnser. sL17t0
ssaiss s's es: ss ss Corr ssI. ass s
cash. s3smslc Jaiy. Whisky eady =, ii67s
PORK quief toobipg. al6.e5 Lard qsiet st iOfc.
Bull. mfats quiet. shoulders belt 2 1t So: no.
80: shes. 1913: Rscon quiet; shoulders. S6.76
rio, t9.40; sides, 1865.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE, June 23.-Fiour scarce and Arm,
Wheat strong and advancing: No, NiIwaukees.
hard. &l.l5x; soft. cash and June tI.12k: July.
til3k Corn stronger: No. 2, 4t.c. Oats quiet;
No 2. SIC. Provisions lower. sizes pork. ei6.26
cash and July, tl6S7x August. Lard-Prime
Steam, 81 cash. July. and August. X ~ dull.
NEW YORK COTTON RJTUREa
NEW YORK, june 23.-Cotton--,ref rcceapu. 80
steady sales, 600 bales June. Ell Ol241l OF;
July Sllnsll.0f: August, 81 |. O4 GALL S: Sep-
TENDER. f1064a $1,000; October, tlO.22n
*l0.23; Novembec, 5000: l,sce mber. SiO.i0@
slO.It: January. siO2iasi0..3: Feoruary.
$lO33GSl0. "a March. Al % 45tf,sIO.A7
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weOD AND C0Ag..


CpRlNG STYLES IN FURNlTuRE.&
~ In PARLOR, CHAmBFe. aRd piAISNE
with sny nrsf class house in tie city ~ 70 ~
prices and quality IL goods. Yoa vii ssse moasx
BY examining oar sock before .i tsStef& ssaS
NIB sS-sM ~ aovssaef syssA
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old 1csHe)

Il Dominion steamship Company
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD Do
MINI0N, Captain WALKER, every TUESDAY at
o'clock y. VI steamer WYANOkE, Captain
Couch, every FRIDAY at z O'Clock +. NJ. steamey
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at = O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up TO l o'clock =. NJ. for the
Tuesdays and Fii1ay's steamer, and 10 O'Clock
Saturday evening FOR Sundays ship.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods fos.
Warded with patch 10 all points nortn south, east,
and west; also. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, 4i0,50. steerage, 20 and
a..
For freight or passage apply 10
q. ". ALLEN h CO., Agents,
nv CTS Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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Elnnr.

Flonr-We quote Fine, s3Gf9.50; extra. sos 0
supernne, $3.75as4.50; common family,
s8aS6.25; choice or patent family, s7.oOess;
stanton Inspection. extra 1919; snpernne, 20.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newberne, Washington, aac Tarboro', ". e., and
all points in Eastern North Carolina; also, for East
ern shore OF Virginia, Old Point. and all regular
landings on James river, az LOWEST RATES,
apd through bills issued. l.. Il. TATUM,
Ne 10 Superintendent.
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comet 8 degrees southeast Of CapeIla. Its
plainly visible to the naked eye, the nucleus
being almost rs bright AZ Venus.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June 20. 1881.

WHEAr.-Larcaster, $40 bushels very good at
CoRy.-Wbte, 464 bushels very good at 63c.
l,lS2 bushels very good az 62e.
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DHILADEL PHIA, RICH TIN
L MoND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-s58
SHIP LINE.-fQR PH!LADEIyHIA, fALL
THREE TINES A WEEK.-Uprl further NO.
ice she steamers Of thir Inc will make tn..eehiv
trips, leaving Ptilads'ph,- every TggspAYl
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con.
meeting AZ Philadelpais with Clydef 'ew Eng'are
QUICK tint FREQUENT DEF ..RruRES-
Frcight received daily ultn O'Clock p. N.
JAMES w. ScChRRiCk,
General satL tern Agent, RisAJnond, Vs.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE co.,
General Managers,
o~-,sh "a ha ryes Esntls1olphia-
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ira
~ COMPANY.
FOR NtW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers--0LD DOMINION. WYANOKk. NAN.
HAITIAN, aud RfCHMUND-eyery TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at z z. N.. and SUNDAY at y A. VI.
Steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at 3 T.. NJ from Pier 20
new number). foot OF Beach street. North river.
They have splendid saloons, state-foons, and BATH
rooms.
The fare, accom- modaioDs, and attentions are sn-
Cabin fare to New York, ;l0.50. Steersga 50
apdS7
Freiehts for points beyond New York forwsyde d
with dispatch, aud no charge made except actual exs
penses Incurred
For further information apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
NV oflcs Corzp0uyfs wharyes Rockets.