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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27
Darrall's majority 5756.

Bentley of the CHIEF and Lambert Of
the Patriot Democrat are congratulating
themselves upon having anticipated
the Press Convention in adopting the
rule that political advertisements should
not be inserted gratis" But how about
the rule to discourage the acceptance of
advertisements from concerns that want
their advertising done for nothing and the
value Of their goods paid III cash by the
publisher 7-Baton Rouge Adpocate.
This rule was in operation in the
CH1EF Office long before the Press
Convention assembled and no adver-
tisement will be found in our columns
inserted in contravention Herewith.
All proposals to advertise in the
CHIEF on the basis described by the
Aduocnte are converted into waste
paper as soon as received. Every
publisher in Louisiana ought to adopt
the same practice aud adhere to it
strictly. 1t may be taken for granted,
in niney-nine cases out Of every hnn-
dred, that the margin allowed the
publisher in these apart advertising,
part cash" schemes is nothing more
than the usual deduction to agents or
wholesale cash purchasers, and that
the proportion Of money payment
exacted in addition to the advertise
lnent exceeds the real worth of the
article offered. Papers that accept
such contracts not only receive no
adequate return for their advertising
space, but they inf1ict an absolute in
jury upon themselves and their con-
temporaries. Legitimate advertising
patronage is injured in the same ratio
that these fraudulent schemes are en-
couraged, and the sooner all Loui-
siana publishers recognize this fact
aud act accordingly, the better it will
be for the fraternity.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27

We cl.eerfnlly add to our exchange
list, tho Algiers 4duertiser, a spicy
little weekly published at Algiers,
La, by Mr.. o H Jackson, a gentle
man whose energy and ability we
have heard highly spoken of.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27

Dr.. w. B. Jones, one Of the editors
ri the North louisiana Republican,
US mystsriously nssassinated in
Lake Providence the night after the
.sloction. The Republican claims that
he was murdered on account Of his
politics, but gives no particulars of
tile crime.
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saturday, November 81, 80.

M. Edmund Manrin of New Orleans is
authorized to act as general agent and rep
resentative Of the CHIEF, to solicits adyer-
tisemehts and subscriptions and receipt for
payment thereof.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27

Gov. James 3. Williams of Indiana,
who has borne the sobriqnet of Blue
Jeans Williams" died at Indianapolis
on the Goth inst.
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Notice to Delinquent Tax
and License PAYERS.

TINE TINE allowed for payment of hack
i Taxes without costs and penalties will
expire on the 3lst day Of December next.
Al! costs and penalties will revive after that
date. aud the collection Of hack taxes en-
forced according to Act No l17 OF 1880.
Parish of Ascension. Oct. Ii, 1886
E. a. JONES,
Sheriff and Tax coUectay.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27

An enlargement Of the little Iberia.
Star from sixteen to twenty column
form gives evidence OF thrift on the
part Of this young and sprightly jour
nj which the CHIEF observes with
genuine qualification.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27

La, by A. v. Fleming Esq. is new
Candidate for public favor. We hope
lis antlclrat;ans Of success will be
fully realized.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27

: II showed 10 North Louisiana We'd
neslay night.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27

Hon. James L. Pugil has been
elected United States Senator by .
unanimous vote Of the Alabama Legs
lature.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27

The town Of Keachi, situated in
DeSoto parish, was almost totally de-
mohshed BY cyclonaon the 9th inst.
Professor Runnells of the Keachi Fee
male College, was killed by falling
timber; Rev. J. H. Tucker, president
of the same institution, had a leg
broken and his son was slightly in
jured. Several other persons were
hurt, but none seriously.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27
No Good Preaching.

No man can do good job of work, preach
, good sermon, try law suit well, doctor a
patient or write good article when he feels
and dull, with sluggish brain and
nerves; and meme should make
-he ;tt,lGpt i'll such ;scontlition when it can
De 80 easily and cheaply removed by little
Hop Bitters. See other column.
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Louisiana's Y ote.

official Tabulation Of the Vote for Presi
tlsntial Electors.
Garfield
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27

Third Congressional District.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-11-27
.8uLPHURIG ACID.

hase now On hand heavy supply uphnc Acid Planters
ana others IN need OF this article it their interest
fnase q me- % can and viii underse New Orleans prices yy
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Our esteemed neighbor, the her
willie South, has our hearty felicita-
lions upon the completion of It's fourth
volume, and our sincerest wishes for
its continued and increased prosper
ity. The South has been greatly i'm
proved under the editorial manage
ment of Capt. Chas. A. Bruslo, and
ranks with the most interesting and
valued papers on our list Of exchanges.
Mr.. Geo. D. Head withdraws from
the editorial chair Of the Sparta Times,
leaving james D. Head, Esq, in sole
charge. The retiring writer proposes
to "try his fortune for short season
away from kindred, home and
friends" and we hope the venture
will yield the happiest results; also,
chat the Times will continue to flour
tsh like Q green has trse and expo
Sienes 10 disadvsntags fron, the loss
of ono Of in Heads.
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Odlcial Tabulation Of the Vote for NIembe
nf EnnRr4441
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FIRE RECORD.
steam PIaning-sIiII snrned.

Boston, October 2S-About o A. NJ. the
large steam planing-miIl Of James N.
Buffum, at Lynn, was discovered in a
blaze. The new engine.bouse OF Allen IL
Boyden's paper.box factory, Timothy New
balPs Railroad House. Chapman Brothers
dye.shop, and J. Otis MarshalPs woodwork
building, besides other smaller buildings,
also quickly took fire. AT 9:45 the flames
were at full sweep. The loss on the mill
will be upwards OF 100000.
Boston, October 2S.-The fire at Lynn
was finally controlled after hard work by
the firemen. The loss, it Is now estimated,
will reach $4,000. Among the additional
losers are +. A. New hall IL Co coal-dealers
and owners Of the railroad-house, who lose
about $4,000, and are insured for 800.
A. 5. Blether Il Co., granite works, lose
$4,000; no insurance. Burns Il Bee,
skaters, lose $1,000. A large number OF
workmen are thrown ont of employment.
j. NJ. Buflum 81 Co. bad no insurance.
BosTON, October 2S-J. n. Buffum & CO.
will lose between $4,000 and 100000.
One million five hundred thousand feet OF
lumber. together with the building and
machinery. are all lost. Alien & BeYden
wilI lose $4,000 on the building, and 3d.
0O0 on their stock. j. n. Buffum is but
slightly insured. NewhaIl,s loss will be
$4,000. Spinney d Melcher will lose Sl0,-
coo. The new eDgine-hOuse is damaged to
the amount OF $1,000. Chapman Brothers
lose $500. O.s Marshall is entirely burned
out. and will save only small amount Of
macblnery--loss, $1,000. n large number
Of poor families in the railroadbouse lost
all their effects. Spinuey 4 Mclcher are in
sured for 5000 on their stock.
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Personal.
HANCOCK PRESENTED WITH A CANE.


New YORK, October 2s.-Nearly two
hundred citizens Of BROOKLYN. most OF
whom were Germans. visited Governors
Island Yesterday to present General Han
cock with cane, duly awarded TO bin IS
the presidential candidate who bad received
the largest number Of votes at the ladies'
fair of st. Matthew's German Lutheran
church, recently held in Brooklyn, Il. ID.
Arriving on the island, they marched
two abreast TO the Generals headquar-
ters. Rev. Henry G.. Vasheler, pastor OF
the church, made The presentation speech,
TO which General Hancock replied rs fol-
lows: "You have done me the honor OF
presenting this cane 10 NE as the VICTOR
OF gettysburg. / was not the victor. l was
a soldier there and but did my duty. do
not claim to be The victor. l bad an eXssp'
tiona command in the army, and therefore
honor fell to me, but what credit gained
was due to the soldiers whom CON mand-
ed. IL is hard to say who wSs the victor OF
gettysburg, as all did their duty. There
were other generals at that battle and other
yictors. bnt no history Will ever be com.
pIete enough TO record the great number OF
yjctors i'm any successful engagement. The
Deople OF Brooklyn were among the earliest
and most earnest advocates OF my Domina'
ton. and il I should or should not be elect
ed President shall deem the result to be
The will Of the people. and oheerfully sub
NIT to the verdict OF the ID OF November
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FINANCIAL.
NJ Tssssrspn.


Esw Yosx, October zss- Essss.-stocss s,ross.
4si.s; short. 1897 State bonds dur. Governments
quiei.
Erentng.--Money. 2@3 per cent. Exe'anse,
4e1A. Governments quiet Int 6rm: rev 5's. JOB :
~ per cents. i1oSs: per cents. 109S staiesdulL
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YonK October 2S.-Tbe Posfls ina ueiai
srticle says: Al The stock EXCHANGE Unned stMes
bonds are unchanged except for The sbert
skies, which are lower Rsiisosd bond: s ,Ss
them IS strong a. AN advance Of Sa2s per G, nt.
the halter Lsbigh and w:lses6arre incomes.
ceut. fo120h; Chicago and Northwestern gold
bonds. IL 10 12Sf; II tn Jersey Central incomes
10 s7k; per cent. IN Bloomington hrst preferrc5i.
The iargest business Erie seconds nc 97's
to g7T, and IN Texas Pacific issnes-ihe lard
gram Iseome rs at as to 75S. and the 6rs,s lRo
Of the Texas and Paci6c Issues have lately been
boggbt for Boston account by The same people
who bought so heavily Of Union Pacific securl.
stock market The boom continues. and prices,
wi h reactions have further advanced 4@J per
cent. the rise having been led by Lonisyiiie and
iraI has advanced 10 1877. Chicago and Alton TO
1875. Ohio and Mississippi TO 37x. Iron Noun
l2l. Omaha TO 46k@s64. Delaware. Lackawan-
IA and Western TO 9sh. Delaware and Hudson
TO IS. Hannibal and ~. Joe to 42xa5sh. Lake
shore to 1l6i,; Houston and Texas TO 76; Bur-
lington and Quincy to lac; Denver and Rio
Grande 10 10. aud Western Union telegraph TO
iU44. KedDlDR, III Tue early otdtufs. iclt "a, a""
has since n covered y. There are excellent reasons
why stocks should be selling al high prices, bat
many are selling higher than ever before, ana Al
figures which even month ago would have been
called - dlzzy." Money on call Is 2xG3 per cent I,
on time 3a4 per cent, and on priae mercantile
paper 4klG5k per cent. We hear OF exceptional
sales Of prime paper as low As 81 per cent.
The following quotations were current to-day al
81 NJ:
United States per cents, l09h9109h; United
States AZ per cents, ll0'sall0H; New Jersey Cen
fral, 77A; Ohio and Mississippi. Ssh: Erie. 44hi
Michigan Central, 1851; Hannibal and 81. Joseph.
Az; Lake Shore, IGN; Northwest, lok; Iron
Mountain, SO; Rock Island. 1872; Sc. Paul, LOG;
sas and Texas, $751;: Western Union Telegraph,
1899; C. G.. and |. G.. 81; Pacific Mail. 45ls
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 2S.-Virginia 6s, deferred,
TX: cOnsois. COX; second series, PAS: past due
coupons, 90h new l0-40's, 40A; 1910 coupons,
oD6. Bid tO.tiay.
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From the Pittsburgh Teiesrsph.I
Arthur Fitzpatrick, who returned from
Colorado short time ago, gives the follow
ing glowing account Of sn occurrence Ia
the mining districts, OF which he was an
eyewitness: "a miner and some COM
panions were crossing the Continental Di.
vide when II was covered with snow. Three
miles below them, down q decline OF forty.
five degrees, deeply covered with frozen
snow, lay the spot they desired TO reach,
while TO 20 round by trail was fifteen miles.
The miner took tin pan, used for washing
gold, spread bis blanket over IL. got In him.
SELF In sauattiug position on his launches,
tucked the blanket around, held bis rife
and other traps over bis head, and got one
OF his companions 10 give bin push. He
informed me he went down at the speed OF
sixty miles minute. and shot far out into
the valley at the foot OF the mountain.
When ne stopped he found the soldering OF
the pan melted from friction, bis blanket on
fire, and II was his impression that bad he
gore much further he would have been
burned up, together with all his traps"
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv rELEaRArH TO THE DISPATCH.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION IN NEW
YORK : CONFLICT BETWEEN CRY AU-
THoRITY OF CHICAGO AND THE GOVERN
MENT oFFICiALs-TEXAs CR,MEs-PLA-
NrsG.MILL BURNED AT BOSTON - THE
ALLEGED FoRGED LETTER OF GAR
FIELD; CONSIDERABLE INTEREST MANI.
TESTED IN THE ISvEsTrsATIoN-GRA
MAKES A SPEECH IN BUFFALO FAIL
UREs IN NEW YORK HANCOCK PRE-
sENTED WITH A CANE-A sAIT.Og KILLED
on sHIPBoARD-FfRE AT LYNN-sTRAND-
ED CREW PICKED UP AND sAvED-A TER
RIBLEsoUTHEAsT GALEREPoRTED FROM
PLYMOUTH FLOODS At LEEDs-FATAL
RAILWAY COLLISION IN BELGIUM.
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Roxenuc.Stanp Printing.

WASHINGTON, October 27.-The Treasury
clerks sent TO New York TO count the inter.
nal-revenue stamps and paper in possession
OF the American Bauk-Note Company be-
fore the same is turned over 10 the Bureau
OF Engraving ana Printing have completed
their work aud returned TO Washington.
Hereafter the Buresu OF Engraving and
Printing will do all the iuternarey enue
stamp printing except the bank checks. for
which the Graphic Company, OF New ! DIRK,
has contract. 1t is claimed that the Blu
reau OF Engraving and Printing has now
all the facilities required to execute all the
fine printing Of the Government, including
postage stamps and postal cards. The bank
note companies which used TO do so much
Of this printing have had 1t taken from
them piece by piece until now they have
very little left, and IL is likely they will
have to part with this. They will, how.
ever, combine and make big fight next
winter 10 hold on to what they have and
get back more.-Sun.
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Rusiness Troubles.

Ngw York, October &c. Risley x Co.,
coffee merchants. 70 Wall street, made as.
signmeut yesterday TO lawyer Mogan j.
O'Brien. No preferences were made ex-
cept one OF $4,000 for wages. Liabilities
about $500, 900; assets, 100000. The as
sets consist principally OF coffee in the store.
The liabilities are due to other dealers IN
this city, about thirty In number, and to
hanks. The house rsnkedautng the oldest
ard largest In the trade. II was founded
thirty years ago by Christopher Risley, who
! with bis son Landers constituted the nfm
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
OCTOBER 27.-Prces this week ranged as fol-
lows:
medium or good fair quality, "a 5634c.; bulls rough
oxen. thin Steers old cows. &C.. 26G29c q fD gross
HOgS.-Very best, 6Ac.: common and medium,
6G%c 2 n, net.
SGeeT.-Very best. 4lle.; medium to good, $40
3hc n ~. gross.
PeGis.-S46s0 p head
Mitch C0ioS.-sl5@S35 "a head.
About 8 "A head of beef cattle. 40 hogs, and 367
sheep the maI kct. First and second qualities OF
beef cattle about as last week; commouer grades
somewhat weaker. Hogs sold carly in the week at
7c., but declined 10 &c, with slight downward
tendency. sheep declined at the close OF the week
some left over unsOd.
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CRIMES ANp cAsuALrrEs.


GALVESTON, October 2S.--A special from
G!ddings says Louis Green ,colored), while
returning to bis bone from town, where he
had gone TO sell bis cotton, was attacked 5y
highwaymen. who shot bin through the
lung. iDfIeiing mortal wound. There il
no clue TO the perpetrator.
An Ola Citizen OF Atlanta Killed.
ATLANTA, GA, October 2s.-Tom Belts
(colored) killed II. f. Moore (wbife) to. day
near Jonesboro'. Moore was an old citizen
OF Clayton county. The dispute was about
the proceeds OF sale OF cotton. Belts was
arrested.
A Sailor Killed.
FORTRESS Monroe, Va, October 49,
While the crews OF the feet were engaged
in competitive drill shifting sail yester-
day an ordinary seaman named Daniel
Clairy, on the Alliance, missed his footing
and fell TO The deck, striking upon bis head
and fractUring his skull, from the effects oil
which be died this morning. He will be
buried at Hampton National Cemetery this
afternoon with appropriate honors.
Fatal Railway. Collision.
LONDON, October 2S.-By railway COLI
sion at Hersial, Belgium. TO-DAY, seven per-
sons were killed and number Injured.
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DROFEsSOR Ia PLACE RESUMED

Il BIS GLASSES MD PRIVAIE LESsUNo TN
FRENCH on the R5sB OF SEPTEMBER.
Little girls aud Young ladies VIII De taught IN
classes formed at their ~ sdeDce.
Boys' aud young mey,'s classes will be formed at
his class. room, 2O3 moi III sixth street.
All private classes All he taught at school rates
saw $40 per session Of nine months
Terms mO<fFale by the month for private lessons
for one, two, or thru pupils.
Bows aud oang T1en'a classes will be arranged IN
The evening after 4 O'clock.
PUPILS received ~ anv time during tue session.
Best references in the city,.
For circulars aud other information apply a, Tue
French Consulate. oc b-W'rSeuim
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From the Indians.
A BAND ATTEMPTING TO JOIN yICTORI.

A BAND ATTEMPTING TO JOIN VICTORIA.
GALVESTON, October 28.-General Grier-
son teleeraphs that between forty and fifty
Indians from MescatuO Apache Agency
in New Mexico were going as far south in
10 Texas as Sierra DiabOlio, evidently with
the intention Of assisting or joining Veto
ria, but were headed of and turned back
by troops from Eagle Springs and Quadu-
Ioupe mountains. The troops are pursu-
ing the In0ians through The Sacramento
mountains. The cavalry along the Rio
Grande are scouting and watching for the
thirty warriors not killed by General Ter
raSaS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29

It is understood in Philadelphia that a
large number OF the consolidated mortgage
bOudbOlders OF the Philadelphia aud Read
ing Railroad Company have notified The
Fidelity Trust. Insurance and Safe Deposit
Company-their trustees-that they shall
demand the iulfilment Of the obligations OF
their mortgage as regards the sinking fund,
which has been suspended since 1876. The
amount due on this is about 81, 100000.
The prairies are said TO be fairly alive
with buffalo in the northwestern country,
on Canadian and United States territory,
and Sitting Bull and his band are having q
good time.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
AT COST,
BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND FANCY
ARTICLES.

Having accepted extensive agencies for the sale o
the following celebrated instruments-viz.,
STEiNWAY & SONS, CHICKERING, BRAD
BURY, AND GROVEsTEEN Il
FULLER PIANOS,
AND THE
MASON & HAMLIN, BURDETr, GEO. WOODS
& CO., AND sH0NINGER ORGANS
and proposing 10 convert our store into a WARE.
Room for the sale of these Instruments we offer ioi
sale AT COST our entire stock OF
SCHOOL, MISCELLANEOUS, and THE0L0GI
CAL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
CAP. LETTER, and NOTE-PAPERS,
STEEL ENGRAVINGS, BIBLES,
PRAYER-BOOKS, BYMN-BQOKS, with
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF STATIONERY.
Our stock Is large and varied, and GREAT BAR
GAINS NAV be had by calling carly.
JOSIAH RYLAND Co. BOOKSELLER.
oc 20-l0t 8l3 Main street
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NEW YORK, October 2S.-In the suit Of
Marcus Cicero Stanley against Charles F..
Howard and others for appointment OF re-
ceiyer, and on accounting concerning the
business OF the Louisiana Lottery Company,
Judge Blatchford, in the United States Cir
cult Court, this afternoon, denied motion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29

0tns frnpssiie. - .zs1ze1 ,Drr.x.s. ~ = -.
FeD Enutond RM1s 9fo0n9f 80 E
Rscttfsd Ehfsssys. nxrkes excit<d and hSsbes
Powder ehst. Ae.
Fsss. Toys mining. 3e37tc. . Zoe ~
Ponder: 20 ny me nys keu-seo thoo -
kegs. $3.50: blasting e3.15Gp93s60.
Saof. Northern. ~ = bag o, - bs
0vtndsfsnss 1k1ixe.p y.
CHorsr /. ts.sofS46.
Orchard Gksss! t1.50@tf.7S.
Timothv: szt8e3.zo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29

The registration In Cook county, ILL.,,
will foot up the unprecedented figures OF
between $1,000 and $1,000. In TWO wards
IN Chicago the registration gives over 1000
votes TO precinct, and IN one precinct
1000 voters are registered, rendering 1!
almost impossible for oil the voters " cssi
their ballots next Tuesday. g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29
Episcopal General Convention Adj.
iouFped.

New YORK, October 28.-The Triennial
Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church was closed last night with imposing
ceremonies in the Church OF the Holy
Trinity. Right Rev. Bishop Smith, OF
Kentucky, presided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-29
Miss Ke,iogg,s Success I'm vienna.

IL seems that the success OF Mlss Clara
Louise Kellogg in Vienna was not more OF
surprise to any one than to herself. She
was travelling in Northern Italy, along the
lakes, and made little detOur by way OF
Vienna, thinking she might never again
have an opportunity Of seeing The place.
when she was found out. The enthusiastic
Viennese gave her reception such as she
has never had before. At the end OF the
fourth act in Hamlet she was recalled six
times before the curtain, the papers criti-
cjssd her in the warmest terms, aud COM
pared her with their favorite Patti. At the
| Theatre itself, where stars are not allowed
TO sing In Italian, the rule was graciously
broken to favor her; so that everything
conspred TO have her carry home uiter-
ances OF goodwill and satisfaction from
one Of the great musical centres OF the
world.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-OcroBER 20. 1880.
sun rises. ......... 6:27l Hon TIDE.
sun ssts............ 6:0l Morning ..1244
Moon ris.s........ 1859 Evening. .......... 1:lO
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER %. 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wysnoke, Couch, New York. mer-
chandse and passengers, George w. Allen Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Tatsm,
agent
sAILnD FROM OsBoRSE's LANDING ocroBER2S
Schooner Moonlight, smms, New York, wood, r.
j. Woodbridge.
by Telegraph.
NORFOLK VA, October 2s.-The steamer Plain
tain sailed Xor Liverpool with cargo Of 5,0t0 bale
OF cotton.
VESSEL AGROUND.
LONDON. October 28-The brig John May. for
Bun River from Freerickstadt, Is aground al Ply
mouth. Captain Mitchell was drowned.
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The Eastern Troubles.
EDUCATIONAL.
DEMOISELLE TARDIVEL, % west

IADEMOlSELLE TARDlNEL, 20 west
wi 46th ST., New YOrs, opens Sept. 27th, boaiu-
ing and Day school for Young Ladies aud Children.
ken within months. DrTlwing aud pitsical adyan-
tages unsurpassed. Public txaIniDssion for gradu-
stss au lO-4iaw52t