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Turkey.
TRIAL or cox5PrRaTOns.

C0xsTANTrU0rLE, June 2S.--In the trial Of
the conspirators yesterday the public prose.
cutor demanded that the penalty OF death
should be pronounced against the actual
assassins. and that Midhat, RucbdI, and
Mabmoud Pashas be condemned to fifteen
years hard labor. TIE assassin confessed
that the assassination was ordered by Nouri
Pasba. The replies OF Ruchdi Pasha in his
examination at Smyrna are systematic de
mails OF The allegations. Midhat Pasna, 10
his address, rebulted the twenty-seven
points OF the Indictment. and declared that
be would never have degraded the revolution
which he bad glori6ed. aud which had been
accomplished without bIoodshed. Mahmoud
Pasha energetically denied participation In
the crime. The session lasted six hours.
The members Of the diplomatic body and o
large Number OF spectators attended the
trial.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Constantipople
correspondent says: "A wrestler and his
companions alone confessed TO The murder
OF ex.Sultan Abdul AZlz. The others ac-
cused stoutiy denied any completely In the
affair.""
An English Railway and Tunnel Trag.
edy-A Newspaper Man Implicated.
LONDON, June 28.-When the Brighton
railway express train was stopped for the
collection Of tickets outside Of Brighton,
yesterday, man named Arthur. LEROY
was found in one OF the carriages wounded
in the head, and bleeding. He reported
that his fellow travellers were countrymen
and an old gentleman; that shortly after
passing Croydon he heard a shot, aud
was stunned. The police found sew
eral bullets embedded in the carriage,
and in Balcombe tunnel they found with
his throat cut the corpse Of +. J. Gold, a
retired businessman, who had been TO
London to collect dividends. He was also
stabbed In various places. Ooly pocket
book containing cards was found on his
person. LEROY, after having his wounds
dressed. started for London. Notice has
been issued stating that he will be accused
OF The murder OF Dir. Gold. He is news.
paper reporter; aged twenty-five.
Parliamentary Matters.
LONDON, June 28.-In the House Of Com.
mons day Mr.. Gladstone, speaking on bis
motion OF which he gave notice yesterday,
relative To the progress on the land bill, said
he hopes to prorogue Parliament during the
first week in August.
Mr.. Gladstone's motion that after We'd
ntsuay seNerH stages OF tue lanu Dill snall
have precedence over other orders Of bust
ness whenever the bill appears on the no.
tice-paper until the House shall otherwise
decide was adopted without division after
debate lasting an hour and bali.
Terrible COnHagratIOn.
LONDON, June ga Geneva dispatch
says a village in Valais, consisting of
about 300 houses, has been entirely de-
stroyed by a confllgrallon. One OF the
houses was set on lire by lightning, and the
flames, under high wind, rapidly spread
to the whole village.
international Billiard Match.
PARIS, June 2S.-The grand international
billiard match between VignauX and Gar
nier. The French champions, and SCISSOR
and Plot, representing America, was played
on Sunday at Cirque de Hlyerj the former
winning by 20 points.
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Steamboat Explosion.

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Tle steamer Phae-
ton, while racing with the steamer Handy
This afternoon at l O'Clock exploded her
boilers, and the boat was torn to pieces.
The chimneys OF the Handy were blown OH
The accident happened four miles up the
river from here. Both boats were filled
with passengers. The steamer Wildwood
has gone TO the rescue. No news has yet
been received as to thu extent OF the loss OF
life, The Phaeton was small side-wheel
steamer, valued at $4,000, IN the local trade
between Vanceburg and Manchester.
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U.,,ea States MarshaIs' Fees.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 2S.-In the set
Element OF the accounts OF George Turner,
who served as Marshal for the Middle and
Southern districts Of Alabama from 1876 I'LL
1880, the question arose as TO whether be Is
entitled to mileage on each OF TWO
or more wrils OF Subp@nds issued IN
one case for witnesses residing I'D
one locality and served at the same time
also. whether he is entitled to mileage on
each OF two subp@naS for witnesses required
TO appear and testify, generally under SINH
lar circumstances. The First Comptroller
of the Treasury to-day decided that the
laws relative to fees OF marshals pro-
hibt constructive mileage on writs
served by deputies, and also pro-
hibt mileage for travel not necessarily
performed. The Comptroller further main
tains that under the existing law SuCp@adS
for witnesses who are required to attend
any term Of the Circuit or District Courts
on the part OF the United States should re-
quire them to testify generally before the
grand, petit jury, and court, as the case may
hn
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srurderers Arrested.

GALVESTON, June ga special from
Graham, Texas, says: :" Sheriff Mutton mas
arrived and lodged in Jail Pete Mcdonald,
Dine Mcdonald. and Nick Mcdonald, who
murdered Mr.. Martin at Belknap and rob
bed his store. They were caught WINE
asleep at the house Of their father. Goods
they bad with them were recognized Is
stolen goods, and seven horses as those
stolen in Grayson county. A large numoer
OF people are here from Belkuap, ana IL Is
feared on attempt will be made to lynch tne
prisoners. Intense excitement prevails"
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BOTETOURT.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,

Correspondence OF The RICHMOND DispaIchI
FINCAsTLE. June 81, 1881.
A very remarkable phenomenon in the
shape Of h3il.storm about one mile square
at the base, aud of height supposed TO be
about ten miles, presented itself in Flncas-
tie and vicinity last Saturday afternoon
about 2 O'Clock. Gardens much injured.
The stones were as large as partridge eggs,
though many were much larger. The corn
blades were riddled into shreds, tomato.
vines cut of at the ground, &c, are among
the casualties.
The wheat crop is nearly harvested, and
is good. The season up 10 this time has
been very dry. The oats crop in many
places is almost worthless.
Yours, X.
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by Telegraph.

NEW 1OKh.
Nrw YORK. June % Cotton quiet and steady (;
,ses, 734 bales upl,nds. lie. orleans, lac.
southern iiour quiet and unchanged Wheat heayy
and 4c. lower. with moderate 6usiness ~ ~ Sh,,
ungrsded red. 81 .23Gsl 241; No. unoraded rtd,
Si,27IGsl. 2s,s; canal 81 2s.@@sl 29S; rail or
ed winter, 81 ga @t z4,s: uDsraded white, ~ IL
Gsl.26; No. unlraded Whit. ; 26p1slZ!t;
30. 2 red, June, - 27Ssl 295: jay si:2 ssssa
si2SI6si .25; No. l white, June. sL26a@
si27s. Corn "a lie. lower ami falry "c,ye' cos.
ag wssA a9sE1Sea 0l@07e; s No; S?@ 49,
June. 56sG5tAc.: july, 55h@ 55ac.; August .66'.;
september, 56hG57'sc.; Oe'oDtr5 a3,7t&9Ixc:
Oats better and more active; No. 3, 4lte Hops
quiet coffee quiet aad unchanged. sugar un.
chang' and very ga'et nea g"fa ana a sss
STANDARD rs gs H Rce n fair demand anna aa
steady; Carolina and 10 .isana, 4A97ae. kosin
firm and quiet at s205@ t2l0. TurpenIne qniet
axe. Wool nrm ana 10 ge4d inqury uoD f2
32c Texas, 10000 Pork hrm and Qdiei, with
Out quoiable charge. M1dies guiet ana hrm long
clear oI,c; short. 9Rc. Lard opened WAX after
ward advanced. and osed with he advance lost ;
prime steam, spot. Gil -: July, : 6oasll 70;
Apga. s5Sgsie2 sIR'sI ISH 4, f he yeae
sIO45dtI0 so. Freiehls hrmer.
BALTIMORE.
RALTfMORE. June 2s.-flOur quiet and na-
changed. Wheat->Outher hrmer western over
closing steady southern red ~ .2o@tI ~ aH NJ
vwesItrp winter re1 sIot and June, sl.29x@
sI25&; july, 81 244lSSl 24S: August, 81 Z2hg
$l.22E: september, Sl23'sdsl Z3sS. tosn ,,
Sou bern quiet aDd steady; western over ana uun !;
southern white. 80c. yellow, DOC. os,s st.adi s..a
more aciiye: western white. 3Ste39c.: islxd'
36Lc.: PennsylyaniR. 38c Provisions brm. with
out quotabe change. Coffee guiet; Kio csFge.S;; :,
ordinary TO fair, stfMl iHc ~uSar steady a,
soft. IOsc Wnsskey quiet al sl.l0. freigfss nrln-
er and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
I.orIsylLLE, june 28.-floar steady; No. b
as 25Gr So so. choice TO fancy. s6Gs6 80. Wheat
outlet at sll0. Corn quiet ~ SIC. oats IN hiif af,
Inand ~ 42c. Pork irm. Balk' mats strong ahu
hicher; shou,lers. Sc 49, rio, $50; sides. ~ ~
Hacon strong and higher; shoulders. VI; I'D
1850; sides, SO. Hane -SugAr-cafed' iiss'
Whiskey steady .sl.Os
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Four easier ahhy
as 50Qs5 10; fancy unbalanced. Wheat easier ou
MOI a,piabiy lower. Corn quiet ~ Axe. osi. oal
| scarce aud firm a. 404e. PORK hmsr AZ sio.ou
ard firm at Ali. Buik meats IN SoOu oetbanu z t
a shade higher shoulders, 49, 2S Rib $3.50. 30
/ con hrmer but not Quois0ly higher. Mb'sseS aciis
aud firm at sl.0S. sugar easier; hsIds, iOte
| ike; New Orleans, 7kGtsAc. Hogs quiet com
| moa and light, si.309so; packing and butchers
s5.40Gs625.
ST. LOUIS.
| sr. LOUIS, June 2S.--Fiour quiet aud unchangt.
al .iSS cab. 81. I4s@si.i5 a July. Corn lower
45ac. esSh. 45sc Jrne. Oats IRREGULAR; some salt
higher S8.c. cash see. june. whiskty higher
xIra porn strong jobbing, SlG.75. Lard highei
Iii 40 asked. sil 30 bid. Bulk meats urD ca
iots OF shoulders. 80; rib 30; sides, ~
| i,acon higher: shoulders, 80 efg; ribr Spfq
$3.50; Sides, s9.7VGs97b,
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EscuDed from Jail.

GALVESTON, June ga special from
Tyler says: DR.. Ball, who was arrested as
an accomplce in the poisoning Of Hancock,
together with five others, has made his es-
cape from Jail. This is the third escape
within thirty days-sixteen persons, in
Guiding murderer, horse-thleyes, etc.,
having escaped within that time.
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A Man Disemoow eIied with n Razor.

JEFFERSON, TEXAS, June 2S.-Dr. }. II.
Ayenger was completely disembowelled by
a negro with a drawn razor, whom the Doc
tor had Knocked down. DIR. Ayenger can
not recover. He was member OF the State
7 oiclaturp
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Railroad Bopds 10 be Issued.

MEMPHIS, June 2S.-There were nled to-
day in The county registers ONCE papers
providing for the issuance OF hrst.mortgage
bonds to the amount OF 100000 by the
owners OF the Memphis and Holly Springs
railroad, the funds to be used in completing
the road.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Fees OF United States siarshals fer Mileage
A Safe Recovered from the Wrecked steam.
er Huron-Th Albany Contests No Solution
Yet-Professor Kieinc the Discsvorer OF the
Comes-The Bribery Investigation at Alba.
Sessions-A Trio OF siurderers Arrested
Attempted Suicide In New York Harbor--
A Jefferson tTcxasl Murder-Conspirators
Trial at Constantlnopie-An Entire Village
Destroyed by Fire Billiard Match at Paris
The Havana Cable-A Startling English
Railway Tragedy, &C., &c.
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The case OF Mr.. AGsn Rusk, OF the Penn.
sylyania Railroad Company, residing at
Centreville, n. j., who was cured Of severe
rheumatism OF many years Standing by 81.
Jacobs OIL, is cited by Philadelphia ex-
change. Neither physicians nor remedy
seemed TO do any good, but the great Ger
man remedy cured him.
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Beats, mt Sea.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The steamship
Western Texas, from Fernandina, Fla,
arrived to-day. Charles Kelly, coal-heaver,
died on her passage from exhaustion, and
was buried at Brunswick, Ga.
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The Late Fatal ARRAY nj Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Va, June 28.-Mr. Jackson
Eastman, OF the well-known firm Of East.
man. Powell d Co., who was stabbed in an
ARRAY at the Atlantic Hotel few nights
ago by young man named Donald, died
tonight. DR.. Gait, the coroner, Is holding
an inquest. Donald left the city early this
morning, being baied for 81 900.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. June 20. 1881.
sALEs.--10 shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad at 90, 10 DO. at Sc. 90 do. d. o., nj 49,
so do, b. c.. At 6sk, so do. At 6sx 40 DO at 67A
so shares Norfolk and Western Railroad IT 6ik
so DO. at civ; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte
Rallroad incomes at SIX: 5000 shares Western
North Caroiins Railroad, 1890, at 108 +; so shares
Petersburg aud Weldon Railroad at 341f- rs do. a.
san. 10 do. st 344. rs do. at 34x.
EVENING SALEs.-40 shares Richmond and Al
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The Havana Cable.

KEY WEST, FLA, June 2S.--Tho steamer
Dancia, Draw, arrived here yesterday, hay-
ing completed the work on the Havana
cable. The company now has two cables
! In complete order.
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STEAMSHIP 4Hfh
IA TICKETS. sk
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
I0nn HhIH STEEEr.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 NAM SrEEEr,
Representing the following nrst-elass ocean steam.
ship lines from Bosoa, New York, Philsdsiphia ana
HaitIraore, 10 Europe GIiStRD WHITE sIAns
NATIONAL, ASC nor. GUppN, INdAN. AMtR.
loan, RED STAB, ALLAN, NokTii.GEkMaAnn
LLOYD. HAMBURG ANEkiCAN' snd SS LID
DEAUX. FIRST CLASS, sECoSp-cLAs5, ana
srsxRAGE TIcEzrs 10 and from all ne pfineipAi
noIats In Europe. Excursion tickets nj reduced
rates, siate-ro9sns secured in advance. Paf iee
going 10 Europe or sending for their friends would
Do VOL TO communicate With the undsrieneo be-
ssxe purehasing elsew here. Railroad and steamship
siekels 10 all pesOts In the Unitd states ana san'
ada Rates sane as al depots and eeasral ofncess
No trouble TO answer questions. Write 10 or call on
A. " GAaBER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent.
1000 haln street, Richmond, N.
my lids s3m
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Flour.

vlour-We quote Fine, s36ss.5O; extra, s5.5 0
a k5,75; snperhne, S3.756l$4.50; common family,
s6ak6.25; choice or patent family. t.oOasci
stanton inspection, extra, 1910; suptrbne, so'
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Sy Telegraph.
kEW NNRIF-

NEW YORK,
NEW YORK. June 2s.- yoon.-Stocks dull but
firm. Money oil car, 3G3H PEI cent. Exchange
Long, 4s3k; short, 4o5S. State bonds quiet.
Governments quiet.
Ecsntng.-aOney, 3@9H per cent. Exchange
4S31. Governments firm: new SIS. 1899; new
AVS, 1l4L; new As, ll7a states dull except
Tpnne gsee's.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES,
MAXINE rNrELLIa ENUn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 2s. 1881.

SAILED.
Steamer Ariea clifford, Norfolk, United States
mall, merchandise and Dassengcrs, L. Il. Taiams
agent.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Yort,
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allek Il Co.,
agents.
Schooner William Walton, Buckaiew, Philadei.
phia. hay and lumber. Curtis 4 Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YORK, June 2S.--Arrived: schooners @. r.
Hubbard, Loyelsnd. Harry Doremus. Cornell Hat
lie j.. Snead; CorieIia NewkIrk. Huntley; II. III.
Kirk, Curtis; Charles w. klcott, French, from Vir-
aiDla. Satled, schooner Williams G. Wickham,
Steelman, for Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
Boston. June 2S.-Arriyed, schooner Montana
from Richmond. Wa.
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MINERAL WATERS.

SCHGN's MINERAL-WATER DEPOT.
ON draught from the new and elegant Namno'h
Arctic Soda Fountain:
SODA WATER, BETHESDA,
KIssRSGES WATER, BUFFALO LIIHIA,
Vtcuy WATER, PONCE DE LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT,
SELLER WATER, GINGER ALE,
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER,
CFysFR WATER, BIRCH BEER,
CoyGaEss WATER, APoLLISARis,
EXCELSIOR WATER.
Have alse made ARRANGEMENTS with Messis. FUR
cell 4 Ladd to sell their WULFTRAP LlTHIA.
NV NOTHING ESTABLISHMENT having been
enlarged and fitted up with improved apparatus, ,
am prepared 10 supply the trade with my unFiyaled
GINGER ALE, SODA. and other CARO- mated oeye-
RACES In bottles and IN fountains. ,e,,,~,,,
GEORGE SCUEN,
Eleventh and Main streets.
ap 24-Su, W.F3m
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New York Senators.
NO SOLUTION REACHED AT ALBANY.

ALBANY, June 2S.-The vote In the joint
convention TO OIL the short.term senatorial
vacancy was as follows: Potter, 40; Conk-
ling, 81; Wheeler, AZ; Cornell, 81 Lapbam,
II; FOiger, /; Crowley, /; Roach, Il;
Rogers, l. No choice. The convention
then proceeded to vote to fill the long-term
vacancy with the following result Depev,
so; Herman, 40; Plat, 81; Cornell, o.;
Wheeler, 1; Crowley, G; Hoskins. l lap
ham, 3; Tremaine, /. The Chair an
nounced that no election had been had In
either case.
A motion to adjourn was carried-ayes,
rs; noes, 70-and the convention adjourned.
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nor NEW YORK.-The Old 1lfSfH

A. Dominion Steamship Company's SA6
steamers will sail as follows: steamer OLD Do
MINION, Captain WALKER, every TUESDAY at
2 O'Clock =. NJ: steamer WYANOkt. Capirn
COUCH, every FRIDAY at O'Clock u. NJ; steamer
MANHATTAN. Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
at s o'clock a. ri.
Freight received up 10 O'Clock r. NJ. for the
Tuesdays and r iday's steamer, and TO O'Clock
Saturday evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF ladin2 signed and goods for
warded with dispatch TO all points north SOUTH east,
and west; also. TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York, $1,000; steerage, e6 and
a..
For freight or passage apply 70
q. w. ALIEN 4 CO., Agents,
my8.ts Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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Woan ANo COAL.

lust RECEIVED BEST ANTHRACITE
81 coal far faniles-E6G, STOVE, aud GaEsr'
NUT sIzEs.
LEHlGH LUMP COAL for foundries.
For sale al market rates. ). Il. LAEhHCrs
my22 Seventeenth street. ~ s5AHefldkes
CUMBERLAND C0AL.-TAlS DAY
~ unloading. 500 ,ons fresh-mlnsa StoR6Ey-
CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL. Tobaccoaisss
Grnishsd a, northern prices. Libexat deduction
made 10 dealers. WHIT kVncntS
Dealer In all kinds Of Anthracite aud BsiuioinoHS
| Coal; Once and Yard, Seventeenth ana v1rs
sreets. uR
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The Comet.

PROFESSOR KLEINE SAID TO BE ITS DIS
C0vERER.
LOUISVILLE, KY. June 2S.-Professor
Kliene, Of Hartford, IN this state. claims
that be discovered the comet now attracting
attention IN September last. He says this
ia the comet Of 1888.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR WASHINGTON, BAL.eLH
L. TlN0RE, PHTLADt LPHIA.
NEW YORK, AND ALL POINTS NOkTH AND
EASf.-The Potomac Steamboat Company's new
palace sta amer tXCELslOR, twice daily Except
Sunday between Quantico aud Washington. Ia
comedian with trains Of Richmond, Frtdericks-
bnrg aud Potomac railroad Leave Richmond
lRichmond Fredericksburg and Potomac rsiroadD
at SIP A. NJ. arrive at " sshingtou (steamer Elk.
ceisiorI at 2 L. NJ. Leave Richmond (Richmoud,
Fredericksburg ana Potomac railToad) a, 5:I2 z.
NJ. arrive at Washington steamer Excel. lori at
10:30P.
INTERCHANGEABLE TICKETS. ARA rge-
ments have been perfected by which all.rail tickets
from all points South TO all points North. East, and
railway, VIII be tceived FOR transportation on The
boat between Quantico and Washington, without
extra charge. Passengers eoiug North can. IL they
desire procure rooms and spend the ngst on board,
and resume he trip on early msrning trains.
GEORGE MATTI<GLY. Superintendent.
G.. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent. e24
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senator Sessions Indicted for Bribery.

ALBANY, June 2S.-Au indictment for
bribery has been found against Senator
Sessions. He is held 10 $4,000 bail.
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1T Is WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST OF LIQUORS,
UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
SUGAR.
GOOD AT ALL TIMES,

II is ready on opening. and will be found an agree
able addition TO the choice things which undcnaDly
enlarge the pleasures Of life and encourage GOOD
fellowship and good nature II rightly enjoyed.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth ,
Smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
Newberne, Washington, ano Tsrboro', y. c., aud
ern Shore of Virginia, Old Point and all regular
landings on James river, al LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. l.. Il. TATUM,
10 IL Superintendent.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June 20, 1851.
SALES

CORN.-WhIte, 222 bushels very good at 62c
Mixed. l2i bushels prime and very good at 6Zc
Yellow SO bushels prime az 62c. Western mixed
400 bushels very good at bic.
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ELPHIA, RICH <sxkyA
( MOND. AND EOREQLK STEAM SzSzzS$
Slip LINE.-SoE rHiLhDEL.HfA, rALL
TiiltEN TINES A WzKK.-Upil further 10
ti.e the steamers 81 lniI ibe viii make tri- gesklv
mi SsDhY, and SATURDAY, and BiehnoGd
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and Sunday, con:
neciing 4, Philadelphia With CiY5ef y" fnsiSsi
oriCn TiNE--FREQUE;'T DEs .-sTUaEs-
LOWEST RATES. ,
JAAEs W. McCAkkiCk.
General Sost .eFn Agent, kichinond' va.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
nnoa 90. Ia Srsih Whsrvss. iniladslphis
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7STTION TO ExTORrlON AND

IMPOSITION TO ExTORrlON AND
~ MoNOPULY.-Now ilsehasvmg and On h;ee9.
full supply OF fiRsr-tLAss ANThkAeIIb
srOvE.COAf.. fresh from mipes, dsiiysfe1 81 ~
dsced prices; also, sPLiNT, 4 hkkkLA ~ SnSS
lSiacs,. Broaj slrsel opposite rnsatrs and tSva
Cary sIess tape7i ch FAoSs
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MILLINERY.
STRAW GOODS DOWN.

WE SAID LAST WEEK, LOWEST PRIZES
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CHICAGO. Ss.e Ss.-z.xsx en-. ~he III
iii e: ss. Svsy @ ~. :sss 4s!s Z
demand and lower and weak 4ltcs cssh. 1<kD
44k:. Snly; O2is ncss,t'ed snd lover. e,cssi,I!t
Ivy ros s.f, so sc',ss es SD IL. 'bsd. !shss
strong. snd hikbes, especially Tor cssh |: u l.30
cash. t11.36 July. Buik-mests nrm shoulders
% 81: rio, $3.50: clear. 1855.
MnWAuxn
NfLwAuKxE, June 20.-Flopr qqiet and IN fair
demand. whssf unsettled and weak: No. MI
waukse hard 91.16; No. 2 3niwsukee soft. cash
and June, tl.10x. Corn quiet and uucbsnged.
Oats . inac,ive; 40. z, s0sc; Psovi,ions srmsr.
steam, ell IS cash and July. Hses dull and noHt-
nal n 95y60@t5.65.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, June 2a.--Coston- Gross rece1pu,
35l bases; futures clo.ea dull but STEADY Gales,
SO GOO bales; June, ~ 0. 999el1; July. &c. 071
ti0.9S; Ausnst, 4iL0i@tli.02; Septemb.r.
t10.62At10.63 October, tl0.16d410.20; No.
ysnber. 9o3asio;os: december. .sioos.
Al 0 80 March. d 0l4AiIO lA.
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IOLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP tin
~ COMPANY. sDtkfz6

This company Will dispatch one OF their splendid
stcamers-OLD DOMINION. WYANOkt. MAN
HAITIAN, and RICHMOND-every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 2 r. NJ. and sLNDAf aS a; N.
Steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at 8 l.. NJ, from Pier rs
iaew number) foo, Of Beach street, North river.
They have splendid saloons, state-ro)ns, aud bath
The fare, accommodations. and attentions are un-
Cabin fare 10 New York, s10.50. Storage, ~
Freikhts for points beyond New York forwards d
with dispatch, aud no charge made except actualek-
Freiphs received until o'clock p. NJ. daily.
For further Information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO.. Aeen's,
,avI ofhce COmpahy's wharyes. HOcAs,s.
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ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE sTORM-ELECTIoN OF
OFFICERS IN VARIOUS ORDgRs-DEAIH OF A
POPULAR Young MAN.