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NorfoIk and Newport News.

sANpPoRD CONVICTED OF AuRDER-ELLIoTT
ACoUITTED-vEssELs LOADING AT NEW
PORT NEWS.
Especial telegram to the DIR stchI
NORFOLK, VA. June 8.-The Jury In thc
case Of Sydney 8. Sanford, tried Tor the
murder OF Jacob GLENN, returned 10 the
Corporation Court this morning With a YER
dict Of guilty, fixing the punishment at
confinement in the penitentiary Tor tweiNe
years. The counsel for the desnce moved
for new trial.
Andrew c. Elliott, formerly OF Rich
mond, was tried in the Corporation court
this morning for the murder OF william
Puryear and acquitted on the ground OF
self-defence.
The british steamship Mangerton ar
rived at Newport News to-day from Ba'ti-
more to load with twelve thousand barrels
OF -four and coal for Rio dc Janeiro. An
other steamer OF the same line was to sail
from New York to Newport News to-day
10 take on a cargo of flour for Rio.
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The London Press OH FreIinGi,uysen's
Construction of the ClaytOn.Bulwer

LONDON, June S.-The Ne,cS, in its lead
Ing article on Secretary Frelinghuysen's
dispatch OF May Sth to Mr.. Lowell, touch
ing the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, says that
Lord Granville will not fail TO remember
that commercial as well as legal and politi-
cal considerations are decisive against the
position which Frelinghuysen has chosen
to assume. The Standard says Freling-
huysen's considerations are certainly not
arguments that affect the validity OF the
Clayton-Buwer treaty, and they can only,
be regarded as local prejudice introduced
to show the strength of motives which urge
the American Government to withdraw
from their engagements and render it inn
possible for their representatives TO take
lust and dispassionate view of the legal
sido of the question. The answer to all
this rhetoric is that the treaty has been
made and ought TO be kept.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

A Tennessee Republican Editor Ciubbcd br
brother Repub,ican-Ro Robbers Overawc the
Town Of Brookneid, Mo-. and Rob the Rank
,herc OF Five Thousand Dollnrs-Dcmo-
cratic Nominee for Governor OF Alabama
Mississippi Negroes Proposing 10 Settle In
Mexico-North Carolina Election Cases Be
fare Judge Bond-ChiIdren Crushed OH
connecticut Raiiroad-Thc Fate of Two
Norfolk Cva.D Murderers-A Washington
Judge Complains of Newspaper Writer'S
Sho, by United States Indian Inter
pre,er-Dca ably Shooting ARRAY in san Bcr-
nadine. Cai.-Arrest OF Counterfciters, &o.-
The International typographical Union
and senator Plumb The Result OF the Ore
con Observation-Disclosures Exercises
VIVA, the London Press Say Of the Ameri-
,an Secretary of Statc-Racins in Ens-
,,,d-gritish Channei squadron-Tnrhish
Mission 20 Egypt.
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made destitute by floods In the state
Of Mississippi. He said the planters there
had for long time been paying field-hands
In expectation OF being enumerated by
the coming crop, but that the new Hood
had dissipated these expectations, and
neccssitated this additional provision.
The Joint resolution passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
On motion OF Mr.. Curtin, Of Pennsylva-
MIA, the bill was passed increasing TO forty
dollars per month the pension OF any per-
son who in the late war lost an arm. leg,
hand, or foot, or received disabilities equal
thereto.
The House then, at 1l:15 o'clock, went
into Committee Of the Whole-Mr. Upde-
GRAFT In the chair--and resumed the consid-
Grafton OF the general deficiency appropria-
ton bill.
At 3:1O the consideration OF the bill was
completed, and the committee rose and re-
ported IL back to the House. Motions to
strike ont the appropriations for payment OF
the amounts due on land grants to rail-
roads, for army transportation, and for bu-
rcaus in the Navy Department were lost.
The motion TO strike out the clause appro-
priating S1l2, 900 for the payment OF special
deputy marshals at the congressional
elections In 1881 and prior years was
lost. In speaking TO this proposition,
Mr.. Cox, Of New York, said inasmuch
as the men selected for these positions at
our elections performed their work and are
not in any sense responsible for the law
under which they acted, and as the money
is their due. we desire TO say that in voting
for this proposition we do not yield our
well-considered judgment as to the inva-
lidity Of the Federal law. The bill then
passed-yeas. 1l6; nays, 81.
The House Immediately thereafter went
into Committee Of the Whole on the iegis-
latiye, executive, and judicial appropria-
ton bill.
In explaining the bill, Mr.. Cannon, OF
Illinois, said the bill provided for an in.
crease Of employees in the Pension Once at
an expense OF S1,742, 900, but outside OF
that the item appropriated only S22O,OOO
more than the bill for the current year. III
this increase Of force in the Pension Office
were agreed 10 during the next four years
there would be required S423,0O0,OOO to
paw pensions, but it was better to eXpend
the surplus revenue in that manner than to
have Il remain in the Treasury, notwith-
standing the temptation to those who de-
sired to promote the scheme at the cost OF
the Government.
The committee the rose.
Adjourned.
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Murder of Mine-Owner by His Part.
Suicide OF the Murderer.

SAN Francisco, June S.-A dispatch
from San Bernardino, in this State, says j.
TAYLOR and j. \. Peterson, partners in the
burning Moscow mine, in this county, had
Il quarrel on the corner OF c and Third
streets. here, this morning, about the
methods of conducting operations in the
mine. TAYLOR drew his pistol and fired
three shots at Peterson, all taking deadly
effect. He then fired, but without effect,
at II bystander, who attempted TO disarm
him, and running of few steps deliberate
" shot himself in the breast. Peterson
died in few minutes, and Taylor Is NOR
tally wounded. Some mystery is attached
TO the affair. the men having been, up to
the moment Of the quarrel, apparently on
the most friendly terms.
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Naval Academy Exercises.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, June S.-The Board OF
Visitors at 10 o'clock this morning went to
the new armory, where they witnessed
some lively boxing exercises by number
Of the cadets, which the large audience en-
loved. The boxing was under the super
vision OF Professor NJ. Strohm. Fencing
exercises followed, under the direction OF
Professor A. j. Corbesier. Then there was
signal drill, after the Meyer system, IN
which the cadets acquitted themselves most
creditably. Commander n. ii. Farquahar
was in charge. This afternoon there VIII
be boat race and signal drill under the
international system.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.



MIR. Blair's resolution calling for informa-
ton as TO the quantity OF lands embraced
in the land grants 10 certain owners, with
the quantity patented, and the amount ac-
cruing for roads constructed, etc, was
adopted. A Inst Of the roads mentioned as
farther enlarged, upon suggestion OF Mr..
Blair, l. a. follows: Sioux City and st. Paul
and Pacific, first division; Winona and Il.
Peter, Cedar Rapids and Missouri River,
Mobile and Giiard, Pensacola and Georgia,
Trewa Falls and Sioux City, North Lou
isiana and Texas, West Wisconsin, Lake
Superior and Missouri, Alabama and Chat
tanooga.
The Senate soon after O'Clock dispensed
with the calendar, and resumed the consid-
Grafton OF the District appropriation bill.
A number OF the committee amendments
were ruled out on points OF order, and the
bill was finally reported from the commit
tee. Votes were taken upon several amcnd-
ments, aud the committee was sustained In
each instance. and no further change was
made. The bill was passed.
Mr.. Hawley reported from the Military
Committee Joint resolution appropriating
$4,000, or SO much thereof a. may be
needed, TO furnish food 10 the people
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The international Typographical
Union and Senator Plumb.

ST. LOUIS, June Sin the fourth days.
session OF the international Typographical
Union this morning telegram was re-
celyed from the secretary OF the Columbia
Union, No. 101, OF Washington, stating
that Senator Plumb was fighting the Union
through the United States Senate because
the Union refused to allow one OF his
political followers to work in the Govern
ment Printing! Office as a proof-reader. as
he was not printer, and asking the Con-
vention to protest against Senator Piiimps
procedure. A resolution in accordance
with this telegram was introduced ana
adopted, and the secretary was instructed
TO communicated with Senator Hawiey, OF
Connecticut.
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Inflated south America.

PANAMA, May 29.-lntelligence from the
South coast is to the effect that Ecquador Is
in the throes OF revolution, Peru in anar-
chy and disorder, Bolivia, at safe dis
tanct from the coast, preserving show OF
military force, and Chill smitten by cpl
denies in various parts and cursed by bri-
gandage. The Gillian papers fully corrob-
crate the latter statement.
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The Ausfrians Defeated.

CETTINGE, June S.-The following has
been received from Slavonic sources: An
Austrian battalion was attacked on the 2d
instant by two hundred insurgents near
Morinie. north OF MoStar. The Austrians
were surprised and compelled to retreat
with loss of nine,y-liye killed. The in
surgents lost twenty-siX killed and
wounded. On the Sd instant the insur-
gents attacked and destroyed the Austrian
barracks 1t Birchna, killing twenty-five Of
the troops. The rest fled.
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The Oregon Election.

PORTLAND, OREGON, June S.-The Legis-
lature is evidently Republican by ma
jority Of two, and the returns from remote
counties may increase it to six or seven.
The telegraph lines to Eastern Oregon are
still down, but the mail advices indicate
that the Democratic maiorties in that Sec
ton will be smaller than usual, and that
Yesterdays figures on the majority for the
State Republican ticket are probably too
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 8. 1882.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen & Co.,
agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, j. W. McCarrick. agent.
Schooner ii. IL. Grant, Sutphin, New York, old
rails, Tredegar Company.
schooner Daniel clifford, Smith, Philadelphia,
coal, w. j. Mcdowell.
schooner A. d. Field, Franks. Philadelphia, coal
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mali, merchandise, and passengers, J.. u. Tatum,
superintendent.
Schooner Henry Parker, Collins. New York,
slaves, Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Carrie Holmes, Holmes, Providence,
coal. lIenrico Coal Company
schooner Edna HARDWOOD. Seaman, Jersey City,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company;
vessel, Currte 4 CO.
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Five Children Crushed on u Railroad.

NEW YORK, June S.-Fiye children
three girls and two boys sons and daugh-
tiers Of John Lockwood, Of Cos Cob, Conn.,,
are reported to have been killed last eve
ming while walking on the track OF the
New York and New Haven railroad near
that village. They heard the train APP
preaching and crossed over to the adioin-
ing track, when they were run over and
crushed to death by train which came up
on them from the opposite direction.
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North Carolina Election Cases Before
Judge Bond.

RALEIGH, n. c., June s.-The case in
the United States Circuit Court here
against Cousins and others, Democratic
county canyassers Of Halifax county, n.
c., for not counting the returns from
Halifax precinct in the congressional
election Of 1880, was called to-day before
Judges Bond aud Seymour. A jury has
been empanelled and one witness ex-
amined
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Mississippi Negroes Prospecting In
Mexico.

ST.. LOUIS, June S.-A dispatch from DAT
las, Texas, saws A large company Of we'll
TODD representative negroes from Misss-
sippi passed through here last night en-
route to Chihuahua, Mexico. They will
prospect in the mining and agricultural re-
gion, and II the country suits and they can
secure property cheap, and the Mexican
Government is friendly toward them, they
will settle there. and be followed In the iail
by 200 OF the best colored families in Mis-
sississippi. The plan Is to establish col
ony.
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LONDON, June So L. NM. j. X.
Keene's four-year-old colt FoXhall won the
race for the gold cup, value 1000 sove-
reigns. with 200 sovereigns for the second
and 100 sovereigns for the third, added to a
subscription OF 20 sovereigns each, half for
felt.
The betting on FoXhall was two to one.
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Turkish Mission to Egypt.

CAIRO, June S.-The Turkish mission
comprises fifty eight persons. II is under
stood that the leaders OF the military party
intend to apply TO Deryisch Pacha to effect
reconciliation between themselves and
the Khedive.
CAIRO, June S.-Dervisch Pacha has ar
rived here with staff OF fiffy-eight per-
sons,
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Assault on u Tennessee Editor.

New YORK, June S.-A Chattanooga
specialize the Tribune says that ID. Is. Coli
man, Of the lockwood Republican, was
assaulted IN Kingston, Tenn, yesterday,
by j. W. Hood. lie was severely beaten
over the head with club. Both nen are
Republicans, and the difficulty originated
over political differences.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


No receipts Of fine export tobaccos as yet: prices
Of manufacturing decidedly full and In active de-
mand.
DARK EXPORTS.
Nominal.
DARK BAcco-MASUFACTURISG AND STEM
MING.
s475: good 81 75asj.25: fine, s5.5Oas6.
Ledf.-COmmOn, S6.5O0 SOU; medium, ESQ
80: fine, SlOMSl5: extra line, sis9s24.
SteIaming.-Lugs, s5.j0as6. Leaf-Common
s7@ss.5O; medium, 500 $40; good, slO@sll
line, Sll.50dsl3.
BRIGHT Co-MANUFAcTURING.
There Is no change IN prices OF bright tobaccoi
market firm and demand limited.
SmOkerS.-Common. ~S@slO: medium pho
s12: good, sl3@sI4; fine, sIo@l6'oO; ancy'
slS@s275O. -
Ffners.-Common, sl0@sll: medium, sl2@
Sl3 good, sl3.5O@S15; fine. >lo.5ON.l6.
MISREPRESENTATION. s1sMe22.oV: medium.
s25@ $50 good, $3.50 $40 line, sio@sooi fancy,
s6O6s75. .oo.-.o-
Wrappers, M1hogdny.-Common, s2o@ 80
medium. s3OMs35; good, siOdfioi me- soog
$50; extra, f57 50a 500.
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British Channel SQUADRON.

GIBRALTAR, June s.-The British channel
squadron, consisting OF the iron-elads Mi
notaur, Agincourt, Achilles, and Northum-
berland, have arrived here.
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TeIcgraphic Communication with the
British Fleet at Alexandria.

LONDON, June S.-A dispatch to the
Times from Caro- states that. the Eastern
Telegraph Company's cable has been
buoyed at Alexandria, and il cut can be
worked from the fleet
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCKMARKET

JUNE 7.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beef cdfflf.-yery best, re-: second quality,
6A@ 14c. good, 5t@o6sc.; medium or good fair
guilty, 4Ln5hc.: rough oxen, tnin steers, &C.,
Safe; bulls 3a4sc. a H.. gross. s..
Hogs.-Very best, l0ac.; other grades, eHsloHc.
q H., net.
Sheep.-3@4kc. q NJ, gross.
Ldmbs.-4G6c. Z. No.. gross.
Veais.-S4Msl2 d head. oo.a,
Mich cOios and Calres.-s3u@d99 heau.'
About 173 head III beef cattle 29i hogs, and
asa sheep and lambs reported ON the market.
Best grades Of cattle about as last week while
common were &c. of, quality consnsreu. hors are
any change In prices. A full supply OF sheep aud
lambs, and sheep are very dun.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, June s.-Noon.-Stocks mode
raiely active. Money, 3 per cent Exchange
Long, 4S6L: short. 1894 state bonds generally
unchanged Governments weak and Irregular
EueHtng .-Exchange, 4S62 Governments
generally higher: new 5's, 1917; new AS. ID;
new As, I2OK Money, 2H@3 per cent. states
inactive. Treasury baances-Coin, SS9,35s cur
stocks irregular and lsG2ii higher than ycstcr-
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Flour.

Flour-we quote: Fine, s4@s4.50; extra
S6.3OGs6.50: superine, S5.J0Gs6: common SUI
periine, :i.50@s5: common family, s6.6O@f7 ;
choice family, SS.50lSg.50.
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GaribaIdi's Funeral.

ROME, June S.-NO report OF the funeral
Of Garibaldi has been received yet from
Caprera. The weather is very stormy,
and it is surmised that the telegraph is in
terrupted.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP a{wS
~ COMPANY. sszs<-&@s
FOR NEW YORK.

This company wiz dispatch one Of theirsplcndid
steamcrs-GUYANDO ROANOhE, MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. WNANOht. ana
RfCIIMOND-EVERY TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. For hours Of sailing, see advertise
ment below. 49, - ,,,.,
steamers leave New York ESDAls, INT rs
DAYS. and SATURDAYS ut 3 T.. VI. rrom Pier
26 new NUMBER, North river, foot OF Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
unsurpassed. ,
After-cabin fare 10 New YORK tncludlng meals
and berthl so: round-trip tickets Sls Storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence SO.
Freights for points beyond New YORK Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actuai
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 6 O'Clock j. VI. daily.
For further information. apply To
GEORGE W. ALLEN Co. Agents,
office COMMANDS Mharycs. Rockets.
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old IcfSH

" ~ 4
II Dominion steamship CompanysskzsA
propOsed sailings for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
June 9th, at 2 O'Clock i. VI. ....
GUYANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
June lth, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, TUESDAY, June
18Th. AT O'Clock L. VI.
Freight received up 20 o'clock i. VI. Friday,
6 O'Clock L. 81. saturday for sundays chip, and
/ 2 O'Clock VI. Tuesday.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warled with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also To foreign ports.
After-cabin fare to New York Including meals
and BERTH. $40: round-trptickets Els; Storage
with subsi .fence, 81: without subsistence, 70.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, tues,
davs. Wednesdays, and Saturdays 10y the Richmond
ana Petersburg railroad al 100 a. vi. VIII make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets To be nad az
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. W.
Garber's 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN q CO.. Agents.
= ROckgffs.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

s.Irs-Fmsr poARp.-900O Petersburg Rail-
road bonds, "Class A." at seyi, 1000 DO, coy,
1000 do. at s6k; 1000 Petersburg haiiroaa
bonds, Glass b. at 7bx; 10 shares norfolk and
Western Railroad preferred stock AZ AN; 800
Norfolk City 6's 1885 ~ 1929; 40 shares Peters
burg Railroad stock Mt 27k, 80 do. 21t; zoo
shares Richmond and Danviile hairoad s'cck
tpooled) at 81. .
srcoxp HoApn-l0 shares Petersburg Railroad
stock at 27.: 20 shares Richmond and Petersburg
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February, &l1.60Gell.70; March, elsie
t11s3.
The Posts cotton report says: FIXTURE de-
livery, after having advanced 100, fell much ec-
fore the third call and were sold 1T the thlrd cnl
July, 1924; September, Sl2.03: October,
tl1.61; November, f11.44 June held ut el2.ie;
August, &l233; December, ell.f6; January,
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RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June s, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
CoRN.-Whlte, 1000 bushels. Mixed, $500
0ATs.-l3i bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRN.-Whitc. 900 bushels prime western al
95c. Mixed. 500 bushels prime western at SIC
OATs-l34 bushels prime Virginia spring at
CoTToy.-Tone firm. Receipts, 40 bales; ship
mcnts, 20 bales. Quotations: see weekly report
Report for Week Ending June I. is-2.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHBAr.-White, SO bushels. Red, 1,6ls
CoRS.-white, 6,666 bushels. Mixed, 5000
o&Ts.-l $40 bushels.
MEAL.-74 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-3O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRN.-while, 3,51G bushels. Mixed, 1.l20
oXTs.-7oO bushels.
MEAL.-22 bushels
BLACK PEAs.-32 bushels.
Receipts OF flour aud grain reported 70 the
secretary by all transportation companici en-
leghany railroad, which company does not re-
port Flour 1853 barrels wheat, 2,3G5 bushels:
corn, 4,2O2 bushels; oats, 50 bushels.
REMARKS.
WHEAT.-Receipts ana demand lght; mihers
mostly out of market preparing for new crop
CORN.-Recepts and demand moderate, with
slight advance In prices.
0Ars.-ln light supply; demand good prices
unchanged
PFAs.-Blackeycs. none IN market. Black peas
I'm demand supply light; prices good.
CoTTOS.-Tone steady. Receipts, 27S bales
shipments, lac bales. Quotations: Middlng
Ike: low middling. 1 ia &c.: good ordinary
IOlsMIO 1c. ordinary. 9std94c. The cotton mar
Ret during the past week has been steady, and
prices unchanged for spots, both at home and
abroad.
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
smithiied and lIampion; Washington ID. {. (;
Newben, Washington, and Iarboro', y. G.. ana
Eastern shore of Virginia. Old Point and all regu
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES
and through bills issued. l.. u. IAiUh,
nv 81 superintendent.
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Nomination OF Democratic .Candf'
DATE for Governor or Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June S.-A Demo-
cratic State convention to-day nominated
L. A. O'Neal for Governor by reclamation.
[SeCond DiSpGtch.]
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RAILROAD LINES.


rJ'HE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
l. NEW BROAD-GAUGE ROUTE)
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
ATLANTIC CITY,
Is now running fast express trains OF
ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND
PARLOR CARS,
in which the charge for seat has been reduced 70
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MINUTES.
Passengers from Washington will take the
through trains Of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road to Philadelphia and arrive ut the new Broad
street station OF the Pennsylvania railroad, where
Union Transfer Coaches or street-cars connect d.
rect TO station Of the West Jersey railroad at foot
Of Market street.
information apply as follows: 1000 Main street,
Exchange Hotel. or station Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac railroad, corner E,gbtn ana
Byrd Streets !. X. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
FLANK THOMSON, General Manager.
10 7-tAu1J
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country Produce.
apples: Grcen-From 81 TO 50 u barrel.
Beesraz: 23c. a 10. ,eaoo.
TO good 2Gi &c. fresh yellow butter sells readily
Corn Neal: sl.O5 per 6ushel for country; *l.lO
for city mills.
Bedns. Nominal.
Peas: Nominal.
Dried Frau: Nominal. aoaa.
Lice Fv1ls: Hens, z7c. cMckensA1VGS0c'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-09

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June S.-The Dem
ocratic Convention has nominated II. &.
Tompkins for Attorney-General, Ellis
Phelan for Secretary OF State, j. ii. Vim
cent for Treasurer, and j. ii. Carmichael
as Auditor, and II. c. Armstrong for SUI
perintendent OF Education.