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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP EEfS
" COMPANY. cSsEzsA
FOR NEW YORK

FUK NEW 1UNN.
This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
stcamers-0LD DOMINION. WYANOkf, MAN
HAITIAN. aud kICHMOND-eyery TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at 2 L. NJ. and sUNDAY at y A. NJ
Steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS az L. VI. from Pier ~
NEW NUMBER. foot OF Beach street. North river.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are UNI
surpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York, sl0.5O. Storage, 80
apd$7.
Freishts for points beyond New York f0rwarde {
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual ex
penses incurred.
Freighs received until 9 O'Clock T.. " daily.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN CO., Agents,
my Ofiice CnmpanN's MharEes. ROcketIs.
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LABOR AND SUPPLY" CLAIM

NOTICE TO "LABOR AND SUPPLY " CLAIM-
ANTS.
MASTERS OFFICE. RICHMOND.
10 obedience 10 the foregoing decree al parties
Interested therein are hereby houned tbat sndii &c
Intending the 10Th DAY OF JUNE NEXT To re-
ceiye the petiiioDs and the evidence 10 support The
'""'' "''''''s NJ. y. PLEAsANTs.
my ll.3taw2w Matter.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, May IL, 1881.
SALES.

WHEAT.--White, 100 bushels very. good al
Sl.3O. Fuiz. 400 bushels very good AT l26 OF
bushels good at 1 %; IL bushels fair at = u.
CORN.-While, 426 bushels prime al o9c.; IL
bushels very good al 6Oc.; 10 bushels g9od al
SIC. Mixed IFS bushels very good al oSc.
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y.
lar aud unsettled. Money oer cent; txchS,nse-
Long, 4s4l; short, 4S6a state bonds In hght re-
quot. Governments a1let nut nrn l.:r, Exchange
49, Governments stroIg; new SIS, lOZ4; new
aus, lI53. new As. III. states fairly active.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE PoSt's financial article
C;4O ediiiOnl says: At the stock Exchange UnlieO
Slaies bonds continued strong, the AIS being up 10
Il5l, ana The A. TO il7ls. state bonds are quiet
and steady while railroad bonds are regn,at prS
deatags was s'Iong, but little before the first
board became weak, and has been with sleht reac'
lions so continued up 10 lhe time we write, when
The lowest prices are making. the elevated stocks,
the Southwestern, the Telegraph shares nave Il !
been notably weak. The coal shares are lower, as
are also The trunk lines. The stocks when az times
were strong were Alton and lerre Haute, Hannibal
and It. Joseph, Louisville and Nashville. Chesa-
peake and Ohio, and Rock l>lani. Inc foreign ex-
change market is IA |, most OF the business being
settlements Of bond transactions. The money mar
ket CONTINUES very cay AZ 2d3& per cent. IOf cav
loans and time loans, aud 4G45 per cent for prime
The following quotations were current to-day
at $50 7. NJ. Western Union, ll74; Western
Union. new stock. S55s: New York Central. IA "a
lake Shore, 1898; Michigan Central, IL Is; New
YORK. Lake Erie and Western, 5Oh: New York.
Lake Elie and Western preferred, 908; New 10rs'
Iackawanna aud Western, 1891: New Jersey Cen
trail, 1903; Delaware ard Hudson, l3.g; Reading
57@57& Norlhweste,rrn, 80 s nd raei LZ nr
Az: Hannibal aud st. Joseph, 73; Hannibal and
st. 10 eph prefer ed, ll2A; 81: Louis aud Iron
27E: Northern Pacific common. 43s; Northern
Pacific preferred, 7ss; san Francisco common.
46h San Francisco preferred, 7OS;, Fan
Francisco first preferred, 1885,; Central Pa
cIfc, 90; Rock Island, l39s: Chesapeake
and OHIO, 29a; Louisville and Nashville, lO44
Nashville ana Chattanooga, 9Oa; ontario and
Western, 361s; Manhattan Elevated 25s Illinois
Central, 14Uh; Canadian southern, 76b; Chicogo,
Burlington aud Quincy. l66: Denver ana klo
4. =. L.
Paul and Omaha preferred, lo2A G.. {. {. and l.,
9s5 Ohio Central, 3jis; Texas Pacific, 63'S Texas
Pacific l.. g., 81. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nav l2.-virginia 6's, deferred. ] 9;
consois $50; second series, 40; new lO.4Os' o3's.
Bid to-day.
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IL OIO W ASIlNO lON. i1lnlf.
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
has resumed the Old and favoriie route
BETWEEN QUANTICO AND WASHINGTON.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELSIOR,
bnllt expressly for this service, will make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except sunday in connection with
trains Of the Richmond. Frederick hnrg and Poto-
mae railroad. leaving Richmond at $50 4 NJ. and
Z. NJ, arriving ~ Washington at 2 p. II. and
1910 4. VI.
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, view of the beautiful and
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POTOMAC
RIVER, passing in full view of MOUNT VkRNON ;
elegantly served meals, grand main saloon, superb
staterOoms, delightful bathrooms, hot and cold
water, aud all the complete appointments OF a
strictly first class boat.
Fare from QlaUtico TO Washington Gimitedl, 81.
straight and round. trip tickets between Richmond
and Washington at lowest rates at Offices Of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad
and A. W. GARBtR'S.
GEORGE MATTINGLY. Superintendent.
NJ. NJ WEIGH, AgenI, 1000 Main street.
NV IN
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pHILADEL I RICH A1&

P Hdxn A IH6 sp.rdilH s E,cs. an
snip LlNE.-FOB PHILADELp iIlk, FALl
RIVER. AND THE EAST VIA EALL Rlyht
THREE TIMEe A WEEk.-Uptil further no
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
Thursday and SATURDAY, and Riehnol<
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, Goa,
meeting At Philadelphia with Clydef 'sw Ensla,,
9TlcK TiME.fREQUENT DEF .-sTyRrg-
LOWEST RATES.
JAdES W.McCAHRiCE,
General eopt bern Agent, Richmond, "
WILLIAM r. CLYDE q CO.,
General Nanagera
ro2s Ne, IL s'yth WheSyss, rniadelrlk.
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uICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAlTat
lG 2CAb COMPAky.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES,
~ EFFECT SUNDAY. FEBRUARY l3. 1881.

Lynchburg Passenger Tram, No. A, Dailys
leave Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 A u
Arrive Burkeyllle.,.. ...s.,. 100 - a
Train No A connects at Burkeyille With ALLAN
&c, Mississippi and OHIO railroad Tor sartnYlln
Lynchburg, and all southwestern points.
Trains Nos. 4s aud AZ connect al sutberlinS V14-p
Milton and Sutnerliu Sarrow-Gauge railroad Goa
Milton.
Train No. as connects at Salisbury with Wesbzra
North Carolina railroad for Asheyiiie and all ppa4s
In Western North Carolina.
Trains Nos. 90, as, and AZ connect at Air-Liu3
Junction with Atlanta and Charlotte Airline rob-
way for all points South aud Southwest, ana NO.
AZ connects al Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia
aud Augusta railroad for all points South, eonte.-
east, aud Southwest.
Train No. so stops only at Jetersyllle, brakes
Branch, Barksdae's, Donyllle, Greensboro, ami
Salisbury.
Trains from the above-nAmed points arrive ~.
Richmond 4:48 Z. W.. 1888 A. NJ, and I'll +. NJ.
Train on North Carolina railroad connects n
G0ldsboro' with Weldon and Wilmington r1iiro . a
for Weldon and Wilmington.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond, or
Danvie and Atlanta.
On Train No. 42-Washington. Richmond. IN q
Danyille, aud Danyie and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all points south, southeast, aza
southwest. aud baggage checked through.
No ay-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POpI,
General Passenger and Ticket Agest-
7. N. X. TALCorT, General Superintendent
feaD
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Die MOND, FREDERICKSBURG leG
AZ AND POTOMAC RAlLRO AD.-Schedue c0uas
meDcing MONDAY. February 81, 1881.
sos A. NJ, leaves 3yIdstrret station daily ossa
only at Milford aud Fredericksburg.
$50 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station dailS tex.
cept sunday
500 Il. W., leaves BY d-Street station daily.
400 4. NJ, Accommodation for Junction, iessas
Broad-Street station daily except ,nnt-
daYs)
1905 y. NJ, arrives at Byrd-Street station daily.
3:l3 =. W., arrives at Byrd-Street station daily
makes no local stops.
9.5s T.. NJ, arrives at Byrd.street station dAliP
except SUNDAY }.
Sal \. NJ. Accommodation. arrives at RfuS3-
street station caily except Sun0ayk
4. 4. TAYLOR.
General Ticket APenEs
Z. y. ID. MYERS, General superintendent.
nh -
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DEPARTURE of STEAMERS.

Tor WASHINGTON. fEsn>
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France and the Porte.

LONDON, May 12.-The Paris correspond
ent OF the Times says it is doubtful whether
France will tolerate even the dispatch OF a
Turkish commissioner TO Tuns or the
TripoIi frontier, d the sole object and re-
suit would he to create all agitation which
would retard settlement OF the question.
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An Ex.suItan Implicated In Murder

stantinople says II now appears that ex.
Sultan Murad is implicated IN the murder
of Abdul Azlz, but Will not be tried, be-
cause he is insane. The Sultan, despite re.
ports to the contrary, is determined to bring
all other perpetrators OF crime TO justice.
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Turkish Troops for Tunfs.
The SuItan's weakness.

LONDON, May II A dspach from Con-
stantinople to the Times says: The Sultan
thinks his rights are being vic 'ated and his
prestige lowered before the Mohammcdan
world by the invasion OF Tunis, and is very
anxious TO do something that would at least
conceal bis weakness. Hence the sending
Of Shek Zlfer to Tuns as ImperisI Com.
niSsionpr
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arise tn It has been discussed in committee.
Why take a step which, while II can do no
good. may split the party and create the
division Won denloraf
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTI-efIN
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LANI.
INGs ON JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
sMITHFIELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND
GREATLY REDUCED RATES
ARIEL.

ARIEL.
carrying United States NALL
z. c. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAJ
and FRIDAY AZ o A. VI. for aboye-ramed place.
connecting at Portsmouth with the Bay Line same
afternoon, which arrives al Old Point at $40 Z. NJ
and az Baltimore next morning IN fu time tor =
A. VI. train for Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at 8 A. 81, ar
irving here about L. vi.
Fare 10 Norfolk y.,..'..'.....s..s.....,.Sl Oh
Fare round trim nly......................,.. 90
Fare 10 baltimore. w
Fare TO Philadelphia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Fare 70 New fofk....'..s.....'... .,....... ~ ~
Fare TO Boston,. Ia w
Through tickets on sale on steamer City Of Rich
mond or Ariel and at CARRIERS Agency, $40 Mar
street. Baggage checked through.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Porsnioain
smithneld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. O.,
Newberne, Washington, anc Tarboro', N. e., Ane
all points In Eastern North Carolina; also, for Fast
ern shore Of Virginia, Old Point, and all resul2
landings on James river, at LOWEST RATE
and through bills issued. l.. b. TATUM,
ap Is superintendent
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Sir Edward Thoruton'> Successor.

LONDON, May l2.-The London CORE
spondent OF the Manchester Guardian says ::
- The delay in appointing successor to
sir Edward Thornton, British Minister at
Washington, is generally attributed to Sir
Austin II. Layard's reluctance to accept
,,o-t boIovr an Ia rSnin -
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BY Telegraph.
xrrrnr OnDE

NEw YORK. MAY r. NO0n.-Stocks irregu-
lar aud unsettled. Money, 4 Der cent Fxchange-
Long 4s4li; short, 1865. state bonds In light re-
Uuc.t. Governments quiet hut firm.
ErsnfnQ.-Mouey, 2HM3. per cent Exchange
49,. Governments strong; new IS, lOZA; ne"
aus, ll54. new As. III. states falIly active
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LoNpoY, May 12.-Arcbbisbop Croke has
wrirten 10 Plrneli, saying: "You are the
chosen and trusted leader not alone OF the
Irish Parliamentary party, but Of the Irish
neonIe. and recognize you fully and faith
fnlly as such. You state that your Austen
ton from voting cannot influence the Sec
ond reading OF the land bill. lis inal &C
centsuce or rejection cannot, therefore,
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No. of Purchasers.

Now that 1000 the
HALES GREAT SALE
firm the affirm
ning of the community and
stgmate these thousands
unngn people? Have suddenly that afford
this direct insult to community which they dependent; that
the allowed
Ladies intelligence should
pressing need for suggested plans effective"
they shall purchase Presumably they sufficient
that probably
that they wanting they don't
word done We would think
ONLY HOUSE,
and especially get at those LEADERS"
will
that
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aoHl IT'S ONLY "A LEADER i"

PRICES UNIFORM THROUGHOUT HOUSE,
the of the uninlGgent
BROS following
purchase
HALE BROS during the sale present date
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BUSINESS CHANGES FOB SALE.

EHOTEL FURNITURE AND LEASEHoLD; !;
X 4 also, completely Furnished Hotel and the
real property ; Brewery, here and in mountain towa
Grocery st re, Stock Fixtures and Leasehoid :
Saloons, Candy Factory, Restaurant and Oyster
House. Manufacturing Liquor Business, Flour Mil,
Hay, Grain and Feed Store "a end good offer :
Scouting and Dyeing Establishment; several County
Patent Rights. II come, or are here, and you
vaat a chance OF this kind, and have the money 20
pay for it, then call On STR0BEL, the Broker, No.
.sof I ao2
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FOB SALE---A BARGAIg.

a FARM OF 10 ACRES OF PATENTED sz&
n land situated on the stsge road in Nap ~
county, California; I25 rich, level land, ---
uuder cultivation, now sown to wheat and hay I;
garden, vineyard and orchard, and comfortable
frame dwelling on the p-eulises; school'honse and
postoffiee in the vicinity; climate unsurpassed
Title perfect Terms easy, ard possession given
whea required. For particulars call on address
-CADwAL sDER & PARSONS, Real Estate Agents,
corner Third and streets. SaeramentO nl3lpi
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q 400 ACRES LAND FOR SALE,

VNOR SALE-oN EASY TERMS AND IN -7ssss;,
r. subdivisions, as per survey, 400 acres SsJF
OF frst-rate FARMING LAND, formerly known ~-s~-
a. the BEARD'S RANCH" at the Mission OF
San jose, Alameda County Apply to the FRENCH
Fr,nniaoo a26-1pIm
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Owing the unusual WaSh0ts and Od along the line Of the
Railroad our Eastern Srng and Summer ImpOratonS Of DRY
GOODS have been delayed Generally seasons purchases will
come to hand when expected but this seasons supply came alag
Cling along at the rate Of Case Or two at a tima.
The greater part assortment has now been received and
placed in stock and we are fully prepared TO show very interesting
Line Of selections in FANCY as we'll as DRY GOODS
We desire to impress hG minds Of purchasers che following
few fact which, if remembered will prove Of interest to the
E1ON0aIJiL AND PRUDENT
F'irst-We shall this season
show the Newest Designs Styles
and Fashions.
SeCond-W shall carry the
Largest a ssortment.
Third-oUR PRICES ARE AND WILL IN
VARIABLY BE THE LOWEST.
We know this to be fact as have carefully
pared our prices with those of Others and have always
FOUND OURS TO BE THE LOWEST.
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We HAVE "LEADERS!'

they gasped the act is tupous
them -that
The Whole Of Our Stock is One Grand Leader |
And we defy houses great PRICES THEY
quantity
purchase any
tateof alfornia
competitors purchase
known
tin
ONCE our
selves o
goods goods
thens say,
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
). n. KLINE.

Cots with wschhorst and successor 70 Floberg,)
WATCHMAKER AND JEwELER,
w No. 90 street, between Second and ksA.
Third. Dealer M Watches Clocks, Silver IA
ware, yewelry, etc. Repairing in al its S@aS&
branches q speciality, under Mr.. FLoBERG.
mS-lplm
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WILLIAM d. MILLER

Uste with Floberg)
MO. eS STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, az
~ Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer STsA.
snd Dealer In Watches, Siiverware, Jewelry, e. A
&c Repairing speciality, under Robert fsSsiss33
eAn d Al country orders promptly attended 70.
a2eipa
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IMPURE BLooD.-Symptoms Sluggish cir
culatioa, dyspepsia liver and kidney
complaint, biliousness, constipation, piles,
languor, weakness, "the blues," skin dis
orders, pimples, swellings, etc. Purify with
King Of the Blood.
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TELESCOPE,

MEADE BY sALoMoN& SONS, ALBERMARLE
IVA street, London, and costing there E2O, with
-Terrestial and Celestial or Astronomical Day and
Night, Eye-e easses and Tripod all complete, IN ma
lbogany box, will be sold cheap. inquire Of
a22lplm DALE & CO., Sacramento.
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FOR SALE,

Otn ACRES OF GOOD WHEAT LAND, aaI,
e1AU two mics east of Clay Station, Sacrs- 'NSsG'
mento county. Containing Orchard, Vineyard -A-
aud Blackberry Vines $40 OF pasture, all well
fenced; dwelling house Of nine rooms; new horse
barns, hay barn, stables and wagen sheds; wind
mill aud tank, capac ty7 600 gallons water pipes in
house, barns and corrals; two living springs on
place. Terms easy; title perfect
For further particulars, apply to
ID. A. HAMBURGRB,
No 207 J street. Sacramento; or 70
ma-lm o. s B0ARDNAN, Gait.
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DENTISTRY.
w. w00D,

nENTIsT.-REMovED TO oUINNsRHa
~ Building, corner Fourth and streets) 1921
Artificial Teeth inserted all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac-
ton OF Teeth. a24n
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FOR SALE.
sIILL PaorgR1Y N weoDLAsD.

nsLL PROPERTY IN ws0DLASD.
NoMPRISISG A STEAM FIGURING MILL
u three OF stone,, warehouse, office, sheds,
dwelling and grounds. Is celtra ly located well
equipped for merchant and grist work, and has at
the present time a ell-estabshed trade.
Also, in the cityof Sacramento, dwelling house
and lot, situated on street (north side) between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Lot, S0xl60 feet 4;
dwelling, story containing nine rooms. Address
IOHN NJ RHODES Woodland Cal. rnf2 2w
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w. o. THRAILKILL, ID. ID. S.,

nFFICE AND DENTAL DEPOT syra
~ Masonic Temple, Sacramento Cali. t4STSS
fornia- Editor and Publisher OF the DENTAL JArRus
= Monthly Journal Of Dental Science. Price, 81 so
per year in advance; single copies 25 coats a2S II
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unless had the the greater its
before this gained be
purchasing
This accomplished but furthermore
BEEN Lowest but they CONTINUE TO BE THE
LOWEST
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OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST !!


Seems recently possession of
munty protesting
things claiming
faith these bobast ututhu
but
intelligent
dollar exchange fifty cents bat final
chaesunt see similar goods
articles quality of Calico Muslin elsewhere
Leader at
o guard miled
~ Whenever we discover that an article is
being used elsewhere as a Leader, we invariably
offer the same, even superior quality Of goods,
at a STILL LOWER PRICE!
however, that judge
would
of FANCY AND
including
brands and obtain
the prices well collected
the various shouss,A YOUR OWN JUDGE.
this you
all
THE LOWEST don't find them shall not look for
RESPECTFULLY.
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DRs. BREWER a sOUTuWORTH

nENTIsTs, SOUTHWEST CORNER oPewa
IL Seventh and streets. in Bryte's new ssssffffn
building, up stairs Teeth extracted without pain
by the use u improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
apI6-lpl
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positive that right the fact that employing
the and this
business Hundreds formerly Francisco
Boston md Chagnow them Thus that
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TUE wEalSsg ss.oS

IFubhshed N ssm weekly partsL
j. issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each wecs
comp isng Es ht Pages in each Issue SStsen Pa
each we k ap1 is the cheapest and most desr bic
Home, News and Literary Journal published 0n the
trel1ns Ona Year. g %
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements Of Eve linss in this department
=te1f foz 25 cents fos time: three smss toE 50
ssQss o. rs cents peT week.
, 1881-10-26
BURGLARY AND ITS PUN
ISHMENT.
From the SPECTATOR
ISHMENT

The murder of a constable by bur-
glars who evidently came to their work
quite prepared to take life if they
were interfered with either by the
police or by the owner Of the house
is only one among many Incidents
which show that society is confronted
by a new peril. Until lately, proper
ty has been in danger ana life has
been in danger, but they have com-
monty not been in danger together.
Murder has not been regarded simply
as an ordinary condition Of successful
burglary. Now, the intending thief
arms himself as naturally as though
he were a soldier marching to battle.
He depends for bis chance of escape
not so much on superior cunning or
superior witness, as on the W
which he hopes to inspire by the
knowledge that he carries a revolver
This is certainly an uncomfortable
state of things, and we are rather
surprised that it has not created more
uneasiness. Perhaps a burglary,
like a railway accident, is a thing
which no one can conceive as happen
ing to himself, until he has actually
experienced it. Engiishmen have
not vet been seized with the panic
which the discovery of a new weak
place in our civilization usually ex-
citesinthem. If this apathy removes
the motive power which strong feel
, 1881-10-26
THE AS MARKSMEN,

A correspondent writes to the Fsed:-
"On my first shooting expedition to. the
Bonteb0k Flats | was accompanied by a
soldier servant who had gone through
his course of mnsketry instruction at
Maidstone with credit, had passed all
drills, and was fit to fight the foe. he
carried my spare rifle. | left him IN
charge of the horses, and tried to stalk
a herd of springbok. They took alarm
and ran round to within $50 yards o!
where left him. Instead Of waiting till
I could get back he fired without result.
On my blaming him, he said, lit was not
bad shot, Sir: | saw the bullet strike. 1t
was only a hundred yards short, and a
little to the right Now, there were atieast
900 deer in the herd. I bagged nothing
that day, and toward evening met a
Dutch farmer, followed by his after.rIder
returning to camp. They had three
~springbok and one rehbok on their saddies,
and these animal are not very much larger
than goats. l found him very friendly,
and ! told him [ hadlnot been able to get
within 400 yards of game all day, though
Ihad had considerable experience in India,
He said THAT is quite near enough. 1
shot one buck at 500 yards, two at over
400 Yards the other was very near, cn.y
O Yards He asked me to 0one.to nus
camp. and told me that judging distance