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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-27
THE NEWS At HOME And ABROAD.
WHAT TIE WIRES BRING TN
Washingtan md Loo

MEETING OP TIE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION,
MOVEMENT FOR FELIowsHIP-TRIBrrr To
DIR. AMBLER, A VICTIM OF THE JEANETTE
EXPEDITION.
Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.I
LEXINGTON, VA, June 2G.-The Alumni
Association Of Washington and Lee Uni
yersity held their annual meeting in the
chapel OF the University this morning, and
were in session Tor several hours. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic, and
representatives were present from all over
the country.
Alter the transaction OF routine business
Professor William Taylor Thorn, OF IIol-
Inns Institute, offered resolution looking
to the establishment of one or more alumni
fellowships. The resolution met with the
earnest approval OF the entire Association,
and was endorsed in speeches by A. ".
Gordon, Of Kentucky; a. l.. Mcdonald, n
wcll-knOwn educator OF the same State !;
Professor j. J. White; Rev. DR.. J. II.
Smith, Of Greensboro, n. c.; Colonel
William Allen. OF the McDonough Insti-
tute; Henry st. George Tucker; James \.
Hay, of Madison; Rev. Clifford Gordon,
Captain A. III. II. Figgatt, w. II. Graves,
Professor j. G. Calhoun, OF the University
OF Alabama; Rev. j. William Jones, who,
though not an alumnus, was called upon;
f. 7. Glasgow, George 4. Robinson, OF
Louisville; Captain T. c. Morton, G..
Watson James, J. II. Reed. OF Missouri.
and others. Professor William Taylor
Thorn paid
A TOUCHING TRIBUTE
to the memory OF Surgeon james Il. AM
bier. distinguished alumnus OF the insti-
tuition, who, it will be remembered, was
one OF the victims OF the Jeanette Arctic
expedition, in which he gave the facts con-
nected with his orders to 90 on that eXpe-
dition.
Rev. Clifford Gordon also spoke feel
ingly and cloquently Of DR.. Ambler's men,
DRY, and a committee was appointed to
have an Amber tablet erected in the cha-
pei.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, Henry st.
George Tucker, stanton; First Nice-Pre-
sident, G. Watson James, d. L., Rich
mond; Second Nice-President, Samuel j.
Graham, LcXington; Secretary, Professor
c. a. Graves; Treasurer, John L. Camp
bell, Jr.
At the afternoon session OF the alumni a
plan for founding scholarships formulated
in committee was reported and adopted.
The literary contests last night were
spirited, and, despite the rainy weather,
the audience in the chapel was large.
Hon. Clifford r. Breckenridge, Of Ar
kansas, addressed the alumni last night.
Major John w. Daniel and General Jubal
Early arrived this evening.
The Washington and Lee University
medal for oratory was to-day awarded to
s. o. BOyce. of West Virginia. and the de-
claimer's medal to G. 5. Raymond, of Mis-
souri,.
Tomorrow is commencement-day pro-
per, when diplomas, medals, and diStinc-
tions will be awarded.
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TcIearaphic Brevifies.

or fortv-two deaths at Damietta yester-
day tweniy-eight were known to be from
cholera. and the rest, it is suspected, were
from the same maady.
Last evening rs the sheriff at Nandalla,
ILL.,. was passing into the jail TO lock the
prisoners in the cells six OF them over
powered him and made their escape. This
/ the second delivery effected in six
months.
A woman's-rights meeting was held in
London Monday night. Jacob Bright, NJ.
ID nroeided susan Il. Anthony and
Elizabeth Cady stanton made addresses.
Several persons were killed during the
progress OF the fire Monday IN the ware
houses on Gutuiewsky island, near the
mouth Of the Neya.
R.N. Parks & Co.,. bankers and brokers,
OF New York, filed an assignment to-day
in court TO James 4. Patterson, with pre-
ferences OF S2S,OOO.
Fears are entertained at sourabaya and
Pemhanc. Iowa. of rice famine. Disease
has DESTROYED POO, 1000 acres OF the crop.
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Meeting OF the San Carlos Indians.
IBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch.I


SAN FRANCIsCO, June 20. "A dispatch
from San Carlos, Arizona, yesterday says
that by order of General Crook the Indians
NJ san Carlos reservation were called to
meet at the post and give an expression Of
their views with regard TO remaining upon
the reservation. The meeting was presided
over by the commanding officer, and was
addressed by Lolo, chief OF the Warm Spring
Indians: Bonito. the leader Of the party
who killed Judge McComas aud wife, and
captured their som. MONACO, a sub-chlef,
and Mana, chief OF the remnant OF Vic
tories old band. The substance OF re-
marks was that they were glad to get back
10 the agency; be under the protection Of
General Crook settle down and be good
Indians. The tone OF the speeches OF the
captive chiefs showed that they realized
the hostility o, agency Indians, whose
silence at the meeting was significant.
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The Trial Of the Hungarian Jews.

LONDON, June 26.-In the trial OF the
Jews at Nyreghhaza, Hungary, to-day. it
was elected that the magistrate who aided
in the preparation OF the case for the
prosecution was once sentenced to twenty
five years imprisonment for brutal
murder. This magistrate admitted that
he signed the dispositions OF sew
eral OF the witnesses i'm the present
trial though he was absent when they were
examined. Several witnesses deposcd that
the boy Moritz Schari, who said he saw
Esther Salamassy murdered in the syna-
gOgue. was beaten in the house Of the PO-
lice Commissary. The defence pointed
out as significant the fact that Scharf's de-
position contained a special clause denying
that compuIsion had been resortcd to in
his examination.
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COney-IsIand Races.

lBy telegraph to the Dspatch.l
NEW YORK, June 2G.-COney-Island
JOckcy-Club races:
First race-purse 500, for two-year-
olds. three quarters Of , mile-thanticleer
won: King Alfonso Eerna FLY second,
Australina third, Banlotte fourth. Time,
lis.
Second race-handicap sweepstakes, one
and an eighth mileS-BrecZe won; John
Henry second. Pope Leo third. Time,
1:574. Greenland luptured blood-yessel
in this race.
Third racc-for three-year-olds. one and
one fourth milcs-IIarlet won: Bella Sec
ond. Nimrod third. Time, 2:l25.
Fourth race-handicap sweepstakes. one
and five-cgth miles-FTee Gold won.
fine. 2:j2.
Fifth gace-I.rse, $500, selling allow
cnccs. one milo and half furlong-Dan
X. won: Delildh second, General Scott
third. Time, i:jl. The winner was
bought l. for $ ,Dij.
Sixth race, "eple chase over the inside
coursc-Belc OF tie North led all the WAY.
and won by tn lengths; Yonkcrs second,
Camillus third. Time. j:lo.
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK. June 26-Noon STOCKS dull and
nrmer' Money. 24M3 per cent. Exchange
Lons, 4s4t short, 4Ss. State bonds dull Gov
bceh tng.-ENchange, 4siI. Governments
strong new o's, lnS5s bid: new 4k's. il2s: new
-, Iz". new -. 1884, Money, 2MS per cent
s,au ponds steady SuD-TraSnIy balances God
~ to.4OoOno; currency. sS.46G.OOO.
snare speculation during the greater mar, of Tho
day was weak and unsettled There IL con,iderl-
pc pressure TO sell New York Central and Lake
shore, which declined | and q, re-pectivelv.
Michigan Central, Denver. Jersey Central
Keading, ana Union Pacific were alsj welk
The market was entirely nc the mercy of
the room-tfacers, the prominent operators
and outside public dOiag little or nothing, in
the last hali hour Of business the shorts made
efforts 10 corner, and general advance took place
the rise In prices ranging from Z 10 t. the latter
Jersey Central. There was an improved feeling.
due 10 statements by Commissioner Fink that the
meeting of Trmk-i. Inc representatives he'd here
to-day was harmonious; That The Lake Erie and
Western would not Withdraw from the pooling
Arrangement. and that the Lackawanna difficulty
would be satisfactorily adjusted. Some ameuns
were stocks taken for European account. Com.
pared with Yesterdays closing. prices show de-
cline Of IA for some shares and IN advance Of Z
a. for Others. In specialties. Alton and TciIc
Hannibal and ~. Joe preferred L., 10 934: Man
haitian Beach |. to 27H: Richmond and Alleghany
-. To Jss oregon short Line rose 2. 10 20 and Coli
orddO Coal ,, to Al. Transactions, 2O3,O0o
shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. june 2G.-virgnia G's. deferred,
9: consolidated 4Oii; second series, sc past-duc
60 pons, Al; new l0-40's, 33A; new 3's, "a.
Bid to-day.
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The New Revenue Districts.

IBy Telegraph % he DIspatch.I
WASHINGTON, June 2G.-The effect Of
Yesterdays Executive order i'm regard to
the internal-reyenue service is to reduce
the total number OF collection districts
from I2G TO S0-a reduction OF SO, instead
OF a., as was enormously announced at the
Treasury Department yesterday. 1t is
stated at the Internal-Reyenue Bureau that
il will require at least three weeks TO carry
into effect the provisions OF the Presidents
order. and that it is probable the transfer
OF officers cannot be effected before the lst
of August. An estimate was also made in
the Bureau that an annual saving OF $780,
900 will result from the reduction in the
number OF collection districts.
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SIMMONS LEVER REGULATOR.


Rad r,re,,h. Pain III the Side. sometimes the pam
g ~, undcr the ShOulder-blade, mistaken Tor
Rtrmatism: general loss Of appetite; Bowels gen
' a, troubled with pain, Is dull and heavy, with
considerahle loss Of memory, accompanied WIN Il
Doinful sensation Of leaving undOne something
thich ought TO have been done; slight, dry cough
and flushed face Is sometimes an attendant oiich
mistaken for consumption; the patient complains
~ WEAKNESS and debility; nervous etsly stat-
sensafion of the skin exists; spirits are low anu
RESPONDENT. and, although satisfied THAT exercise
,yorid lie beneficial, vet one can hardly summon
mn fotitudc 10 try it-in fact ds,rusts every rem
CIV. several of the above symptoms attend inc
disease but cases have occurred when Dut lew ol
,he,n existed. vet examination after death has
shown the LIVER to have been extensively DC
RANGED.
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sIgnatiOn RecOnsidcred-COm
nrouccment Exercises.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
MACON, GA, June 2G.-Rey. DIR. Battle.
president Mercer University, who resigned
several days since on account Of structures
upon his management by the Baptist State
Association, has been induced by the trus-
tees to reconsider his resignation. The
commencement exercises are largely at
tended. Governor Mcdaniel is present.
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Trouble Among the Harvard Grad
unfQ&.
By telegraph 10 lhe DIspaich.l

IBy telegraph % Tie Dispatch.I
Boston, June ga report is current
that the Harvard graduates will not receive
their degrees tomorrow, but only certif-
Gates which may be exchanged for the
diplomas after the commencement night,
provided the bearer has not been apprc-
hended a a party to the disturbance that
usually occurs on that occasion. The Sc
niors are wroth at this, and have voted
almost unanimously not to accept these
certificates should they be offered.
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Cold Wave al Chicago.

by Telegraph 20 he Dlspalch.I
CHICAGO, June 2G.-A rather eXtraordina-
~ spell Of weather was experienced here
Yesterday, beginning with a coldwave MID
night Monday. and lasting until dark last
evening. The mean temperature was about
500 above zero. Fires were built in many
offices and private houses. Winter under
wear and top-coats were in much request.
At the races the spectators, with ov,feoats
buttoned up, had TO keep moving to pre-
vent being chilled through.
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The Cabinul aBd PSuper En,lrigra-
lion.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
WAsHIN Ton. ID. g. June 2G.-N Cabi-
net meeting ,-day the principal question
considered was in relation TO the alleged
shipment Of pauper immigrants to this
country from ireland by the British autho-
rites. The result of the deliberations on
this subject was shown in the subsequent
action of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
who telegraphcd instructions TO the collec-
tor OF customs at New York TO cooperate
with the commissioners Of immigration at
that port to prevent the landing OF
Immigrants found to be paapers within the
meaning OF the law. In the event that
such pauper immigrants may have already
landed, as is reported TO be the case with 4
large number shipped on the steamship
Furnesia. the collector is instructed to take
all practicable measures TO have them re-
shipped TO the port from whence they
came.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ELECTED-CROPs.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DlsDatch.l
SOUTH Boston, VA, June 2G, 1885.
Yesterday was our regular monthly
court-day. Not n very large crowd was in
attendance. owing to busy season. A small
number of cases were disposed Of, and the
recently-elected county officers qualified.
A Democratic meeting was held and
eleven delegates were appointed to the
Lynchburg Convention. Among them are
some who have heretofore voted with the
ReadiuSters.
The wheat is being harvested. Crops are
looking well. Fine rains sunday and yes
tcrday. jim, JR.
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Laid ~ Resi-.
AZ lclerraph DO lhe Dlsnatch.

lBy telegraph 70 Inc DIspatch.I
pn,I,pFLPuIA, PA, June 2G.-Tbis
uorning. in the presence OF the dignita-
rjes of the American Catholic Church and
- a Crond audience, and with all the sacred
ceremonial BETTING his high rank, the final
r;tes we're paid to the mortal remains OF
Archh,sbop Wood, and they were sealed
in the Cathedral crypt,
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DANVTLLE.
RAIN-MAN KILLED AT LEAKsvILLE. y. c.
MASONIC ITEMS.

RAIN-MAN KILLED AT LEAKsvILLE, y. c.
MASONIC ITEMS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE 90, 1883.
There was q heavy fall Of rain all over
this region yesterday evening. and rain has
been falling steadily this morning.
kilograms were received here from
Leaksyille Yesterday from which il was
learned that a negro man named Sandy
Wade was killed by Constable ]. Il. Ste
phens. 1t appears that in a row amongst
the negroes the constable endeavorcd TO
arrest Wade. who was one Of the crowd,
and upon Wade's resisting him he was shot
and killed.
Here are some points about the assault
committed upon the wife OF Wesley Hold
nett, OF this county, last week. and the
beating Of her brOther-in-law, Grandson
IIodnett: Mr.. William Haynes, who was
arrested rs one of the party, appeared to
have gone to the house with :. T. Owen
and W. III. Keats. but had no hand in
theassault. and was witness for the Com
mOnwealth. w. II. Keats was sent to the
penitentiary some years ago for killing a
man named Little. The punishment put
upon the men 10y Justice W. Il. IIurt-a
fine OF $500 each and Imprisonment for
twelve months has been matter OF much
discussion here. and now, whereas some had
thought he had transcribed his powers, it
has been concluded that he might lawfully
have made the fine $1,000 each. But nm
appeal has been made to the Hastings
Court Of the county.
The officers Of the Masonic lodges were
installed yesterday evening" Last night
Rev. j. K. Waggener, Of Halifax county,
upon the invitation OF Roman Eagle Lodge,
delivered a public address on the history
and characteristics of Masonry, which was
pronounced most entertaining and instruc-
i've. All preSent-mostly Masons and
members OF their famiieS-were then in
vited to the banquet hall, and there n COM
mittce had provided refreshments for two
hundred and fifty people. About II O'Clock
the assembly broke up. ALPHA.
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LEXINGTON, Va, June 2G.-The boat
race this evening between the Harry Lee
and the Albert sidney clubs was won by
the Harry Lee. Course, three quarters OF
a mile.
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baseball Yesterday.

TBy telegraph 10 tIe Dispatch.I
Boston: Boston. Z; New York, ,.
Providence: philadelphia, 4 Proyi-
dence, o.
Buffalo: Buffalo, 3; Detroit, s.
Cleveland: Chicago. 3; Cleveland, 0.
Columbus: Columbus, =; Athletics, Z.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati, /; Allegheny, A.
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Slaughter of Cinnamon BY Railroad
Collision.

TBy lclcgraph % The Dispatch.I
HELENA. Mont, June ga special
disuatch from Missoula says: " saturday
Northern Pacific grayel-train, with about
one hundred Cinnamon on board, ran into
wood-train at Heron siding, instantly
l,iIlino EIGHTEEN Cinnamon and wounding
about TWENTY-FIVE Others. The engineer OF
the o,rayel-train was killed and the fireman
badly hurt. Nobody on the wood-train
was Injured"
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The body OF Charles Goodwin, cashier
Of Union Freight Station for fifteen years
in Cleveland, Ohio, and who has been miss
ing since Wednesday last, was found in The
lake at that place on Sunday. lie was 4 de-
faulter in the sum OF $1,000, and it Is sup
DOSpd he shielded
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Eleven Thousand Dollars I'm Gold Lost
nj Acn.

icy telegraph 10 The Disratch.l
New YORK, June ga letter from IIa-
vana dated June DIST says An officer OF
the military administration was lately sent
from Manzanilla to Santiago dc Cuba with
SlI 900 in gold belonging TO the Admins
traiion, and while leaning over the rail ac-
cidenlally dropped the satchel containing
the gold INTO the sea-"
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H Hh 90 ~ "A +
r r o q Y a A l.
q n 90 Y A A LII
6 /, Go 90 7 + + ! f
GGG ILL UUU ZEE,

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest aud Most Elas-
tic Glue on Earth ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Nends
Everything SOLID As ROCK LIZARD AS ADA
MANT.-ffRM AS GEANITE!,l New scientific
Discovery !-RevoluLionizes the Liquid Glue Bust
ness OF the World.l ROYAL GLUE Is dbsoiufein
Cabredkdbfe and fnSep0riilsi a SAM>ONlAS
GIANT among other Clues and Clements! MIL
LIONS Of People sre sing Royal Cline sad MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have IT,. No lIeatinR-No
Prcparation-Always Ready = Always Liquhi
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather, Billiard
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
Der Shoes. Book Backs, Bnc-a-Bsac. and Every
thing Else with Inseparable Tenacity. MANC-
FACTURER> of Textile Fabrics. Straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass, Gum
Labels, Fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper. Card
Board. on Cloth sud Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for Sizing, stifeninV and Guslng Purposes,
supplied by the Pint. Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. ROYAL Glue Tails for Itself. The
News ~ Its Marvellous and Extraordinary I'm
breakahle Qualities. It's Great Si.oothness Flexi-
blity and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one Customer 10 Ano,hcrH LIVE SALES
MEN job Thousands II B0sUcS OF ROYAL Glue To
Druggists. Grucers. efc. SMALL BOYS sell Hun
dreds Of Bottles to Business Offices and Families.
% CENTS per Bottle. with Brush and Tin Cover;
~ MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 centscxtrs. Manufactured
by j. L. O'NEARA & co.
13f7 Pennsylvania ave. Washington, ID. G.
LIVE AGENTS wanted in every City aud Coua-
~ throughout the United states. Canada, Europe
and south America. Sold hy Druggists, Gfocers,
Siationers. HARDWARE and Variety Dealers every
whore. The Trade and Public supplied by BURR
BRIDGES. 1903 Franklin street. PURCELL.
LADD CO.. POWERS, TAYLOR Co. ich-
mODd. Va. fe 2S-lv
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STAFF OF GENERAL LEE.-The late Pur-
vevor.General, c. :. A., General 4. War
req wrote officially: CDR. Worthington's
Cholera and Diarrhea Medicine, has long
enioyed n high reputation, both In and out
OF the army" Price, 20 cents.
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yJAyCHESTER TAXES.

AN NOW READY TO RECEIVE THE
1 CITY AND SCHOOL TAN FOR THE
YEAR 1883. All persons paying The whole oi me
same on or before july /. 1883, VIII nc entitled ID
a rebate Of per cent. on the city tax. All per-
OBS paying one half OF The same on or beioTe
Jnly 81. aud the other half by November /, les3.
,yiii Do SIZED % rebate Of per cent. on The hrst
haif and 81. ON ,he last half Of the city iaN
10 ail nils unpaiu uter December Isl mere VII
DE au'eu pr ''n' 4 ". BRONArGH, JR..
e. 2O.tJy1 Treasurer cay g; HAn'h''''r.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, June 20, 1883.
sALEs-FmsT BoAED.-l.e00 Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad hrst rs 10.
SECOND BoARD.-5,000 Virginia new 3's at
%; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
stock at 81.
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CITY TANES.
OFFICE CITY CoLLRCroR,l
RICHMOND, June /, 1853.
CITY TAXES.

This Office will be open daily between the hours
Of . o'clock 4. VI. ana O'Clock L. NJ. from the
l5Tu TO THE BOTH OF JUNE, inclusive, for the
purpose Of receiving from all persons charged
with CITY TAXES tie whole or one half OF the
amount Of tax charged.
FIVE PER CENTUM viii De added 10 the
amount Of TAX charged In every ease where the
partv assessed shall fail 10 pay the ggole or one
half thereof within the time 50 limited.
Real estate agents and others having number
Of biilsto pay VIII please send lists 80 that their
bills may be- gotten together.
Property held ia trust please give trustees name
70 June goth. \. II. WOODsoN'
ie Sid Collector.
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BY Telegraph.

Flour-We quote ne. s3.25ns3.50: super-
fine. $3.50 Si.25 extra, 50. 0Msj.3O common
iamily, fJ.J0 500 Patent FAMILY, S7@s7.75.
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A MILLroNAraE's MARRIAGE.

n. Takes Virginia Beauty from Berry
vllle-Thc Remarkable Wedding Of MIR.
John steven. and Miss Mary Marshall
McGuirc.
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, I1cE 9s. 1853.
AlinINEn-

PORT OF RltliNftrN's I'M -. Ap.os
ARRIVED.
schooner J. Il. Vandusen, Booye Philadelphia,
'S Schooner MAJOR Major William H. Tantum, Shoe
Hayre de Grace. coal. :. =. Lathr0p.
schooner c., Phillips, Philadelphia coal, :. T.
itScho6ner Annie +. Crammer, Falkenburg, Phila-
depha, coal :. II. Halves
schooner James Jones' Townsend. Philadelphia,
schooner stephen Morgan, DIahaifee, KonAebec,
W. SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Hulphcrs. New York. mer-
chandlse and passengers, G.. ". Allen x co.
steamer Ashland, Tunnel. Philadelphia mer-
chandise and passengers. ). W. Mctdrrlck, agent
steamer Ariel. Giu0rd, Norfolk, Lni,.u o.alcs
mail, merchandise, aud passengers l.. u. iatau =
Schooner liza II. Barnes, Rose, Perth Ambov'
ties, NoDel, Leake sCo.; vessel curtis fAI-
Ny Schooner Yankee Doodle. Rose, Port Rich
mond, slaves: vessel. Curtis x Pifher
schooner Minnie smith. Aery, Portland coal
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel.
Curtis Parker - -,
truck-barrels vessel, Currie 4 Co.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS.JUSE 90 1888.
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, schermerhorn. Norfolk. luer
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake aud ohit
halfway Company land sailed on return. 800.
steamer AccOmac, Dclk. merchandise ana pas
songcrs. Smithtield. Chesapeake and OHIO Railway
Company land siilen on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Nrfolk
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake aud UNI
Railway Company land sailed on return.
steamer PamllcO, Blakeman, Sulthncld, iher-
chand,se and passengers. Chesapeake M" Oh'O
Railway Company land sailed on Teturni. -
Steamship Gulf Of Suez. WALL Beaufort = -
for London, put In for coal a. ~. o..
Schooner J. ID. Robinson, OTIS Balh' hgh' 10
load coat.
SAILED.
steamship Gulf Of sueL las aboyel, having
passcd nm the river, schooner i. Is. Clayton.
Passed down. schooner Cora from Richmond