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Rithmond 1ispatfh.
MARCH "a. 1881.
rYNCHBURG.

..,,,-,oN SERVICES AT ST. PAUL s
Gun, BISHOP WHITES vfsIT-MAJoH
'" ,,s, AN THE "IRoN HORSE MAJOR
",xsoV AND IMMIGRATION - MEMORIAL
Nnr,ru or YOUNG MANo-RuLE DIS.
SOLVED.
MARCH %, 1891.
,rbe Rich, Rev. +. NJ. WhittIc, Bishop OF
- nlorc,e % Virginia, preached las; night
=" -, ,pc,,n>c congregation at IT. PauFs
~ S.'rcb from the text, Hebrews XII, I.
80 the sermon class OF seventeen per-
AI'' ss confirmed. The night before the
sV" ,,o confirmed a class at Grace church.
b DE-, a,orning he visited EpIphany chapel
l",, &c, the mace OF worship and the teld
70 III In Inc midst OF which IL is located.
% SI " ovvor,.,ei hinself much pleased with its
~. The Bishop leaves this after
I'm for Fagmyille.
Nv" -, Jonn W. Daniel has consented 10
- mr. lecture on the Iron Horse at
0U,,.hmond AZ an early dav for the beneh' OF
'l,b .ccifiv. Major Daniel has received
"'".,a,;ops % repeat his admirable address
lh' cities. but his hands are so fun Of
j" V,.;onal work, to which he II now de-
Wv1'e, him.clf very closely and successfully,
N".1, !. not easy for him TO ind or make
Ia" ,,r me acceptance OF these invitations.
IN, w.;,r y. NJ. Norman. who has been
~, Of q, The probable successor OF Cap
sI Henry Rives 10 The office OF cOllcc.
,@.' q ioiernsl revenue for this district,
W. ..... empha,ically that he is not candi-
for that or for any office, and that the
MINOR i altogether false:
T, !, ,he general belief ber"aoouts that
zeal Mshouo's friends will have the re-
,,.,f n me Federal Offices in this section.
"a ,bouab ,Ome Of these are in condition
.'loolip, Office. there are doubtless others
',,, ,,ill he equally eager TO accept.
NJ + Robinson, VIII Sc recent article
..,',~,hD,.d 20 the Iron newspaper of Lon
M, b,. attracted attention. Is a native OF
,o.hor., county. and resident Of Lynch
- f,r many years, whcIe he practices
49,, and i 4 melnbcr Of the firm Of Robin
'anE o.. owners OF large mineral interests,
.-l otherwise largely interested in landed
INVESTMENTS. Mr.. Robinson Is a rc>pected
..l Intelligent citizen, and has recently re-
turned irom 4 visit 10 England, where he
,r.., in hshlif Of the cause OF immigration
and on OTTER business.
"" ,rna ads q the Memorial Association
withhold meeting tn, afternoon ,oarrange
for The proper Observance OF decoration
Yesterday afternoon a. j. Montgomery,
onr Il The most promising young business
men n TIE city. was buried from the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. The services were
conducted aY the Rev. T. II. Hall.
The rule entered against George +.
Furr. United States commissioner, to
Show cause why BE should not be removed
from Office FOR issuing warrants without
oaih> and contrary 10 law, was. after hear
ING Of argument. dissolved by Judge Rives.
Of The Unfed States District Court, this
,oorpinp TELEPHONE.
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DANVILLE.

Illness or REV. J. n. LACY-ANNUAL C0UN-
cU. OF TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCH-SPECIAL
>tEVlCES-STOYALL vs.. CABELL; THE
sHOCKOE CASE-DEPCTfES DISMISSED-THE
pANyHLE AND HAW-RIVER RAILROAD.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispacb.l
MARCH 23, 1881.
4 telegram was received here last eve
Ming which announced that Rev. John II.
Lacy, OF chie, halifax county. was eX-
tremelv IN. and summoned TO his bedside
Mis- Mary l.. Lacy. his daughter. who is
teacher ~ the public school here. Miss
Mary wen; down last night.
l. + announced that the Annual Council
OF The Episcopal Church will meet here on
the 18Th Of May, and the people OF the CITY
have been requested 10 make known how
many OF the members they will respectively
entertain. About two hundred aud fifty
members are expected TO attend, the actual
number Of members being about three hun
bred The audience-roOm OF the church.
room which has not yet been used, the
building being a new One-will be opened
for The sessions OF the Council. and Bishop
White will preside. Considering the hos
pi;able reception which was given the Bap-
list General Association, the Synod, and
the Conferences, may be allowed to say
that Tie members OF the Council VIII be
cordially entertained.
The special services which were com.
menced az The Main.Strcet Methodist church
lat week Will be continued during this
week.
An interesting part OF the ease OF Stovall
rs. Cabeli for the seal i'm Congress il the
testimony taken at ShOckOe, in this county.
Colonel Cabelfs counsel will claim that all
the vote given at taat precinct should be
rejected. inasmuch as Dr. W. Il. BOYD, one
Of the judges, associated with himself two
other men g. judges, and assumed charge
OF The p0li-bOOks and the ballOt.bOX al
though Mcssrs. +. Il. Moon aud J. i. FitZ-
gerald, two regularly-aDpointed judges,
were presen. at tue precinct within the time
prescribed oy Inv ana ready 10 enter upon
their duties - judges. There was cOnSid-
cradle talk about this matter for several
days after :be election. and DR.. Boyd I'M
deltOok 10 justify himself in letter TO the
PWSylrania Tribune, but could not make
heads or tails OF that letter.
II has been reported here time ana again
that Marshal j. +. Lewis has dismissed all
Of TIE deputies OF this district except Grief
Lamkln, ESQ. 1t is said, TOO, that only
one deputy Of the Lynchburg district es-
caped-namcly, Frank Smith, Esq, OF Bed
ford.
| wrote the Dispatch that Danyille would
BE- called uu0n for help in building the Dan
vile and Haw. River railroad, for which a
charter VA, granted aweek or so ago by the
North Carolina Legislature. The commits
sioner, Tor opening Su6scription-bookS in
Danyille are Colonel +. b. WitherS, Maj
". I. Suiherln. and Mr.. G. q. Holland.
As soon as S25, 900 are subscribed and per
cent. thereo! paid in a meeting OF the sub.
scIiber> j. 10 he held at Graham, \. c.. aud
the company organized. ALPHA.
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Inc Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Road.

A correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun
writes from Philadelphia: "Mr. 4. w.
oisrke, one OF the purchasers OF the Allan.
ue, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. states that
IS The Intention OF the new management
10 build branch lines into the bitumiBous
coai.nelds OF Western Virginia and thor.
ougoly develop those mineral beds. Ex-
,ensive coai.wharyes will be built at Nor
Ioik, and that place made a coal.shippiDg
point. A new line OF freigbt-steamers will
Ne put ON between Norfolk and Liverpool
expressly for The shipment OF cotton and
ealtle. Dir. George +. Tyler, a wealthy
capitalist OF this city, will be made The pre-.
sident Of the Norfolk and Western"
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THE LATEST NEWS.


AFFAIRS At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
NOMINATIONS ny THE PREsIDENT-EX'
TRA.SEssfoN TALK-IMMIGeATl0N STA
TISiiCs-RArLRoAp TRAIN WRECKED
ROBBERY IN TEXAs-I n ) NCTl o n
AGAINST A RAILROAD -" BiG.NosE
GEORGE THE DESPERATE ROAD-AGENT
LYNCHED IN wYoMING-GENERALG GRANT
RESIGNS THE PRESIDENCY OF THE
WORLDS FAIR CoMMIssIoN-ATTEMPT TO
BLOW VI THE ROYAL THEATRE AT MA
DRiD-THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE
BoERs-BEAvY EMIGRATION FROM GER.
OTHER EUROPEAN EVENTS OF INTEREST.
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Res.cnation of General Grant.

New YORK, March 23.-At meeting Of
the Executive Committee II the Worlds
Fair this afternoon the following letter was
read by the secretary:
NEW YORK CITY. March %, 1881.
Gcntlemen,-l have the honor TO very re-
specially tender my resignation as pest
dent OF the Worlds FAIR Commission OF
1888 am satisfied that to make the enter
prise success Will require the undivided
time OF whoever may hold the position
OF president. 1t Will be impossible for
me to devote any time to the duties
OF the Office for a number OF months
to come, and | expect TO be so en-
gagged H. to make it lncOnyenent 10 devote
much time even at later date. Hoping
that your enterprise may meet with the
greatest success, very truly yours,
L. 5. GRANT.
The Executive Committee adopted resolil-
lions accepting the resignation, and after
wards the committee on organization re-
ported the name Of Hugh j. Jewett for the
presidency in place OF General Grant.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Transyaal.
OBJECT OF THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH Thu
BOERS.

| OBJECT OF THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH TIL
BOERs.
LONDON, March 90 The DdaV NelcS tbi,
morning says: We understand that Gene
raj Sir Evelyn Woods main object IN The
negotiations with the Beers was TO obtain
al, quate guarantees for the just treatment
Of the natives, and that the chief duty OF
the Royal Commission will be TO devise
measures for giving full effect to
this policy. a very important part OF
their work will be the delimitation
OF the northern and eastern frontiers OF
Transyaal, whereby the tribes which the
Beers have valnly tried to suhjugate will
either recover their independence or enjoy
! the protection OF England. The British re.
| sident Will be invested with the important
function OF the protection Of natives living
within the limits OF the territory. The Gov.
eminent have thus tried TO secure Justice for
both races"
Russia.
LONDON, March pa dispatch from st.
Petersburg says Colonel DOIjibsky, who
was wounded at the time Of the assa>sina-
| ton OF tue Car. has been granted pension
| OF G,000 roubles.
IL Is stated that peasants are flocking to
st. Petersburg from all parts OF the country
on plous pilgrimage to the spot where the
Emperor fell.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 23.-The GolOS
prints an article from Professor Wartens. a
well-known writer on international law,
strongly urging international cooperation
against conspiracy. II Russia, he says.
could seal up her territory against plots
emanating from Paris, Geneva, and London,
she could soon settle accounts with the Nj
hilists. Everybody knows the spot in
Geneva where Russian emigrants mature
their devilish schemes OF murder; yet the
Swiss authorities leave them alone because
the contemplate international law f0rbids
their extraditioD. II has long been time 10
do away with ideas which rule In SwitZer-
land and some other States on this subject.
spain.
AN ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP THE ROYAL THEATRE.
MADRID, March 23.-A bomb. with lighted
fuse attached. was placed near the Royal
Theatre last night, but II was discovered by
police before 1t exploded.
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Express vs.. Railroad Company.

GALVESTON, March % The NeuS has
the following from Dallas: ain the case OF
the Texas Express Company against the
International and Great Southern Railroad
Company, and against the TeXls-Paciic
Railroad Company. in the United states
Court, Judge a. p. Mccormick has granted
preliminary Injunction preserving the
present status, leaving the question OF COM
pensation to be paid by the Texas Express
Company to the defend ants in case the par
ties could not agree, TO be hereafter deter
mined by the COurt.V
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Highway Robbery.

GALVESTON. March 23.-A NerS San An
tonic special says the san Antonio and Cor
pus Christi stage which eft here Monday
morning was stopped fifteen miles north OF
OlkvIle that night by four armed men, who
robbed the passengers Of four hundred
dollars and several watches and jewelry,
and rifled the mail bag If valuable pack.
ages. One passenger secrelcd four hun
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH exN
4 YOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-sx6k&fs
SHIP LISE.-POR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
EVER AND The EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TINES WEEK.-Upul further no
ti.e the steamers OF ,hit inc will make tr-weekl,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and Sunday, con
Meeting NJ Philadelphia with Clyde'r 'e~ EnsiAns
QUICK TIME-fREQUENT DEL -gTURgs-
L6WEsr RATES.
Freight received daily ultii S O'Clock =. IA.
JAJES ". McCAKRiCk,
General Sou, .ern Agent, RicAmond, Va.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO..
General Managers,
uo2s No. l2 Snuth Wharves. sbisdephiA
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against Mr. Voorhees, resolution, which
was laid over for one day under the ri'les.
Mr.. Dawes offered resolution for The
election OF Senate officers. and naming The
candidates selected by the Republican cau'
Gus yesterday. Laid over.
The Senate at 1:I0 went into executive
session, and when the doors were opened,
at 1:45, adjourned until tomorrow.
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SUif Instituted

NEW YORK, March 23.-The Commercial
Manufacturing Company, constituted Of the
New York owners Of the Mege patents for
the manufacture OF OleOmargarine in the
United States, have brought suit for
100000 damages against the Netherlands
Trading Company and their agents for in
fringement OF the Mege patents.
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II hOde Island Democratic NOmina
rinnG.

Providence, r. l., March 90 The Dem
ocratic State Convention met to-day in this
city. DR.. l.. f. GarvIn presided. Horace
NJ. Klmball. OF Burrellyille, was nOmi-
mated for Governor, and W. l.. Segar, OF
" esterly, for Lieutenant Governor.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
I RICHMOND, March %, 1881.
SALES.

WuRAT.-Lascaster so bushels very good AZ
Al 40. Mixed, 2G bushels very good a. sl.zs oee
bnsheis tair at sl.2S. Fuliz, 80 bushels prime al
sI26; Z8 bushels good at 81 "a .,
'coRy-White. 600 bushels prime and very g'oa
AZ doe; "a bushels good a, 5sc. Mned, s.o
bushels prime aud very good al 5Sc.; 4it Dushsi'
good 40 $50. ,,,.o
OkTs.-l5O bushels very good spring al Doe.
Nrr-sl bu.hels very good al 6Oc.
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Damages Hepaired.

MACON, GA, March 23.-The tracks Of
the Georgia Central and Macon and Bruins
wick railroads were washed up by the late
storm in several places. The damages have
now been repaired, and trains are running
on
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A LIAM LINE SfrS
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

From BALTIMORE EVERY ALTERNATE
TUESDAY for LIVERPOOL ria QTEESBTOwN
frem BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY for LIVER
POOL rid LONDONDERRY. Extra steamers from
GLASGOW, GALWAY, and LONDONDERRY.
This Line offers superb cabin accom- DOdatlOns.
and makes 4 SPECIALLY as To kind treatment TO
Storage passengers. For outward and prepaid
tickets apply 10 \. W. CARRIER. S26 east Main
street, gent az Richmond. or Ia LENk & ALDEN,
General Passenger Agents, 2O7 broadway. New
York IO5 south Fifth street. Philadelphia: state
street, Boston. f. 2i-eOdI My2I
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a Handsome Donation.

I'one'pondence OF The Rlchmont DispatchI
LEXINGTON, Va, March 90, 1881.
colonel Thomas \. Scott, OF Phirde phla,
ms made donation OF $4,000 TO Washing
Ton and Lee UNIVERSITY. PETREPONS.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK. March o. NoH.-S,ocks lower.
Money. 5H6 pcr cent tNcnange-Lops. $50
snort. 1872. state bonds inactive. Governments
quiet but nrm.
Ersntng.-Money 4@6 per cent. Exchange.
479H Governments quiet aud firm; new -, lol
new as, llls; new Is, lI3'r states active ana
II.
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STOCK t,XCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, March -. 1881.
SALEs.-25 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock 1T Ct, % shores DO at 81. 10 shares do. "a,
G34, 10 shares do. at G34. snares EichmOH'
and Petersburg Railroad stock at 90; share Rich
nOnd and Danyille Railroad sock At IS. 10 ,hlre,
Go Al g, 20 shares do. at So ii shares 10. a, IS.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIvKI AND tHKsPEAKEt
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
~ TAKING EFFECT AUGUST Is, ItSO
PASSENGER TRAINS.
300 z. VI. Leave Richmond daily except sun.
iay) connecting a. West Point on
TUESDAY, THURS DAY, ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers for all land
lngs on the York river and for Balti.
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
800 A. VI. Leave Richmond dalir Except sun
lOI5 a. VI. day., connecting at West Point with
steamers for Baltimore On MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEIsH ESDA Y,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY I:
With steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY; with steamers for Proyi.
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
fRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arri~ at Richmond dAily except
Sunday connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, thu RSDAf, and SAT-
URDAT with steamers from BSlu.
more
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
ESQ p. MI Arrive At Richmond daily except
6:35 4. NJ Sunday). connecting az West Point
with steamers from Rals,more, New
York. Providence. aud iksss0n.
No tranEfer OF freight Al Richmond 70 " nom
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handbag sad dispatch, with lowest rares,
guaranteed.
Through bills OF lsding, with guaranteed rates
issued 10 all northern and western poino.
For Information. apply At Oifce Of the company
Twenty third and Dock streets. Rchn.ond. Va.
suls ~. 7 HbrGLAs. >Hnertutsndent
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SHENANDOAHV VALLEY RAILROAD,
- CONNECTING AT WAYNEsBORO'
WITH CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.

TRAINS NOW RUNNING FROM WAYNFs-
BORO TO SHENANDOAH IRON-WORks.
Commencing December 2, 1880:
Leave WaynesborO' for
Shenandoah IRON
Works................. 9:20 A. NJ and $40 4 VI.
Leave Shenandoah
ITon-W orks for
WaynesOOrO'....-.... $40 A. VI. and 1910 l.. VI.
Arrive at Shenandoah
IrOn-WOTks ar.... .llI0 \. VI. and 500 =. VI.
Arrive at Waynes-
bOrO' aluminium. $40 A. NJ. aud 2:i0 +. VI.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, super iuiendent,
HagerstOwn. VI .;
WI. q. MACDONEiL l., Gen. Agent.
Philadelphia, Pa;
CHARLES l.. HATCH,
General Freight and Pass Agent.
de II HagersfOwn. Nd.
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Heavy Emigration from Germany.

LONDON. March ga dispatch from
Berlin says: Eleven hundred persons re-
ported in the 1,meS'S Berlin dispatch as
having left for Bremen and Hamburg on
their way 10 America left that city on Non.
day from Two railway stations only. The
emigration Is 20 large that the steamship
companies are obliged to charter extra
s1spmars
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The Situniion I'M grnnre.

LONDON, March 23-The Paris CORE.
spondcnt Of the 1iaes says: The Govern.
ment. 1t may be supposed. did not wish by
declaration at this preliminary stale of the
scruttn de ttSte 10 provoke crisis, hut tue
question remains whether at the discussion
IN the Chamber OF Deputies they can re.
Train from intervening. II, therefore, crisis
NAV be considered STAYED of, il would be
premature to conclude that VI il altogether
ayerted. One Of the numerous Republican
partisans Of the scTstin d'drrondisement il
certain 10 summon the Government TO late
lis opinion, and 1t is scarcely possible that
otter sucn challenge the Government
could declare itself neutral. II the Govern
ment is forced 10 intervene. it cannot pro-
nounce In favor OF The scrutin de hste, As Mr..
Ferry, who Is opposed TO il. would have 10
speak in its behalf. II the Cabinet, therefore.
are to escape in the chamber the shock Ihey
have escaped in tbe committee. The Scrut;a
ACKNOWLEDGMENT must be retained. Nearly
all the Republican journals are anxious TO
avoid crisis, and have declared for min
isterIal neutrality. and IN accepting this
view the Cabinet has subscribed TO what
appeared to be the wish of a great majority
NJ tho Dannb1;oano
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Elaur.

F,onr-I.iille better feeling. We quote tine,
t3tas3.50; extra, $3.50 snpernne, s4'oOa $40 ,
family, s7.50@ss; stanton Inspection extra
$3.50.
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Expedition 10 Western Africa.

LONDON, March ga dispatch from
Brussels to the Pau JiaH Gazette says The
new Belgian expedition will 20 TO Western
Africl shortly.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train. No. "A. Daily.
cave Richmond. ...................... $50 A. VI
Arrive BurheNlllc.., ......,. 1850 a. VI
| Train No. Al connects at Burkeyille with Attain
| tie. MissiSsipp aud Ohio railroad for farmylle,
| Lynchburg, aud all Southwestern points.
Trains Nos As and AZ connect AT >Utherlin's with
Milton and sutherln Narrow-Gauge railroad for
Milton.
| Tram No. as connects az Salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad for Asheyie and all points
| Ia Western NcrIb Carolina.
| Trains Nos. 90, AS. and AZ connect at Airline
Junction with Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line rail.
| way for all points South and southwest, and No.
| AZ connects al Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta railroad for ali points south, South
| east, aud southwest.
| Train No. so stops only at JetersviIle. brakes
Branch, Barksdale's. Danylllc, Greensboro, and
Salisbury.
Trains from the above named points arrive at
Richmond 44S =. NJ. 1888 A. NJ, and 7:ls L. NJ.
Train on North Carolina railroad connects at
GOldsbOro' with Weldon and Wilmington railroad
| for Weldon and Wilmington
PDILMAN-CAK SERVICE:
On Train No. 50-WashingtOn. Richmond, ana
| Atlanta.
| On Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond, or
| Danyile aud Atlanta.
| on Train No. 42-Washngton, Richmond, an
| Danvllle, and Danyllle and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points s0utn, southeast, ana
| southwest, and baggage checked through.
, No lAy-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Aseh.
L. VI. X. TALCoTT, General Superintendent.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC-MAICH p, 1881.
Sum Sum rises ga ga uorr, men TIDE ,,,,
Neon rises. 2:l5 Evening. ........, 1900
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %, 1881.
ARRIVED.
steamer Tiger Lily. Walthall. james River land.
n.s. merchandise, and passeu Griffith Sprat-
ley, agents.
SAILED.
Steamer ARIEL Clifford, Norfolk, United State
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatsm
agent.
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BY Teiegrap

NEW 1UKhs
NEW YORK, March 2S.-Co,,on steady; sales
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FREIltkIT.

m0nd or Ariel ana al Carriers Agency, s26 Nam
street. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth b.,
Smithheid, and Hampton; Washington, ID. G.,
Ncwb rne, Washington, anc TdrbOrO', y. g. and
All points I'm Eastern North Carolina also for East
eru shore Of Virginia. old Point and All regular
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES.
and through bills issued. l.. q. TATUM,
So Superintendent.
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LONDON, Marcn 23.-Tbe British steamer
Fri King, Captain Furguson, from New
Orleans February oath for Liverpool, has
arrived. one seamOn was drowned. and
she lost quantity OF cotton. She bad her
llieboat and wbeel.bou,p smashed, >kyllgbt
stove in, and sustained other considerable
damage during Gale.