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SPORTING POWDER.
DUPoNTs HIGH GRADES OF
IL SPORTING POWDER.

DIAMOND GRAIN-Sos. l, ?, and 3, IN l-ronAd
canisltas only. - 4,
kel,s ard l-round csml-lers-
DIrPONT RIF'LE-Fg, FEy, AID FfFg, IN keys oi
25 l2L. and * popnds-l-pOunh qua e-I'o"h"
canisierr. .,,,.,,,s-,, Dosu
SPORTING. MINING, and SHIFTING fON
DFP 81 every variety. manufactured ~ Toe eee-
br1ted mills of y. T. Dupont de Nen"hfs eo"
Wilmington, Del, whose reputation mas s.ooa vi,
riyailcd for sevcnty-elghs years, INC eNceh.ney ~
IT, Powder being due b TIE caro hestDwed on w
manufacture and 10 .he c0nst1nt personal a"pefFf
''V' " 10 HENRY VI. wORTRAM,
oe s-ood8m Richmond, va.
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Jerscy.Ciiy Strikers Resume Work.

JERSEY CRY, n. j., October 2j.-All tbs
girls employed at Lorillard's tobacco-fac-
tory have now returned to their places. II
Is stated that all hands will now be com
PEELED to work overtime TO MIKE up fol
time lost during the strike.
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saI..Rivcr Indians on Tho war-Path.

SaIt-Rivcr Indians On thc War-Path.
SAN Francesca, October GA special
to the Citizen from Casa Grande says;
Early this morning Mrs. Il. b. Wheeler
wife OF the Pima indiig2 TSrnt 'tr15y"d ot
this station. accompanied by three other
ladies and q young son OF Mr.. Wheeler.
They report that the Sdt-ltiyCr Indians
have become provoked at the agent, and
having armed themselves, are Oh their way
10 attack the agency. They say these re-
norris are verified by old settlers on the Salt
river who arc arriving at the agency. Rev.
Mr.. Cook. an old resident OF the agency,
expresses himself as much alarmed at the
outlook. II seems the Indians are in the
habit OF going to a neighboring town and
Getting on big drunk. Wheeler has had
them arrested for this, and punished them
by compelling them g. labor. This Is
thought the cause OF the threatened diff
entity. They are said to BE- six hundred
strong and will probably appear at tie
agency to-day. What makes this move
ment somewhat incXplicab!e is the fact that
they have always been peaceablc towards
white men. though implacable foes Of the
Apachcs. for whom in times past they were
more than 4 match. 1t Is not thought any
thing serious will come OF this, as the In
dams when they started were doubtless
under the influence Of liquor, and by the
time they reach the agency they Will be
sobered down and will not care 70 carry
ont their threats. The agency guard con-
ssts Of officers and teachers and fifteen
policemen.
RAILROAD SURVEYORS AFRAID OF noSrLEs.
A Tucson, Arizona, dispatch says: The
Texas snd Pacific railway surveying party
have applied for military escOrtswhich has
not vet been granted. The course Of SUR
ycy leads them through the San Carlos
agency to Globe. and ii is feared the In
dams may be suspicious OF theirmoyemenlS
and give them trouble.
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL e 2,
~ sarTss4zas.
STEAMSHIPS.

weekly services from GLASGOW, GALWAY,
QUEENSTOWN, LOEDOEDEERI,an and Liver
FOOL, direct 10 Boston.
Forinlyhtly steamers from LIVERPOOL and
QUEENSTOWN o. Baltimcrc.
Kind treatment to storage passengers made a
specially and guaranteed.
For passage and information, apply o. A. "
G. ARBfR. agent 10 Eirhmoud, or bEHE X Al
DEN, 2p7 Broadway, New YORK; 2pl Washing
ton street, Boston; lO7 south Flith street, FLlla-
daltbia " l4-eOdtDc2
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Pink.Eye I'm PhIIadelphIe Horses.

horses in the stables Of the Tenth and
Eleyenth-Street Railway Company are sui.
fering from 4 disease known as "pink-eye."
Quite a,number OF horses have recently
been brought here from the West suffering
from the disease.
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NEW YORK, October 26.-Ihe report y.
The assassination OF the Car, published IN
an an extra by an evening paper here, proved !.
"a be wholly unfounded. Ine fepor. y
emitted In all subsequent editions OF the
papcr which printed II.
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large Cargo OF Sugar.

NEW YORK, October 2j.-Thc steamer
Maabar, which has iustarriycd from Singa-
pore and Itailo, Philippine Islands, brought
the largest cargo OF sugar ever shipped TO
ills p0rt-2,55i tons.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Frourh cotton Irteros1s.

L0NnoN, October 2j.-The Paris CORE
spondent Of the Manchester Guardian saws
that an important meeting OF the French
Cotton Industry was held at Epinal Sun
day. Senstor Naude, Of the Department
Of the Vosges, presided. lie dwelt on the
difficulties encountered in consequence Of
the loss Of Alsace, and deprecated a de-
dUction Of duties, which, be said, would
give foreigners, including Germans and
Americans, the advantage. lie urged that
an appeal he made to the Chambers to
maintain The duties Of 1860
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ATLANTA, GA, October 25.---Thc store
house o. Whitehead & Co. and The railroad
depot at TaylorsYille, Ca, were burned
last saturday night.
Mrs. Walker Bates, at smithviIIe, has been
shot by her husband, the bali taking eject
In her head. Both claim that II was acei-
dental. 4 servant gives a different YER
sion.
William Allen, white man, killed q
negro with knife on Samuel Mobcy's
plantation, in Terrell county.
SAILOR HURDEl ID.
SAVANNAH, October 2j.-The dead body
OF the mate Of the British steamer Imbros
was found on the street here Sunday morn
ing. His throat was cut, and il was evident
that he had been previously choked.
Twenty-four persons have been arrested
for completely in the affair, which is being
vigorously investigated.
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ington monument and II Is predicted that
twenty feet win be added to Il before
Christmas.
Tonight there Is report TIA, President
Arthur says he win not keep the Senate in
session longer than Thursday night.
The report is that the executive session
o. the Senate to-day was highly interest
Ing.
Associated Press reports by telegraph 10 the
Dspatch.i
THE CHANGES IN ARTnUR's CABINET.
WASHINGTON, October 25.-Prcsident
Arthur said this afternoon that Governor
Morgan had not yet accepted the Secretary
ship OK the Treasury. 4 member Of the
Cabinet when asked what he thought OF the
outlook said: cit means that Morgan
declines" The Presidents failure to send
the name OF Acknowledgement MacYeagh's
successor 70 the Senate to-day Is construed
to mean that the proposed Cabinet changes
are being rcconsidered, and that new names
may now Dc selected for the contemplated
vacancies
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s sliIsiI.;l AZ
PORT or RICHMOND, ocToBEn IS, 1881.

ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Richmond. clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers and United States
mails. l.. Is. Tatum. agent
SAILED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Alien & Co..
agents.
Steamer Pioneer, Plsti. Philadelphia, merchan-
dlee and passengers. J. ". MeCarriek. agent.
steamer Tiger Lily, Walihan, .ChlckahOmlny,
merchandise and passengers, W. A. o. Cole, SUI
pfrntcudenf.
Schooner Emma Rich. Tooser, 81. Catharina,
Brazil. Hour. Dunlop < McCance.
Schooner kochekO, Guptill, New York, coal and
hoops. Curtis 6 Parker.
Schooner :. II. Crawford, Reed, New York ria
James river. wood Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Ida A. BabcOck. Dare. New York. coal
and lumber, Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
schooner Grace Andrews, Watts. Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company vessel,
Curtis Parker.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, October 2j.-Arrived ont Sfarava.
atlanta. Homeward: Brothers and Sisters, FRITZ
j0f.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

IlIT TItlI'IT " t''II'i ~ AIIII'
SALES.
WHEAT-Nhite 226 bushels very good al gl.o4
81 bushels very good AZ sl.53 $ bu-hcl- gCOl
at II so md 3I.j2: 20 bushels common ~ u ~.
l. auca-ter q bushels prime 20 los; 100 huSEri
very good - 364 bushCisycry good At $40
i5J bushels very good M sl.53; lO4 Bushels good
"a 30. Mixed, ass bushels very gooJ ~ 81 >.
Fuifl 10 bushels prime seed al rs % bushels
very good iced 40 Al &C; 100 bushels very good ~
si45; IL bushels good 10 81 40.
COVN-Whitc. 2Js bushels very good 10 74c.;
a0S bushels very good at 73c.; . bushels very
good new NJ zoe; 20 bushels damp new 1t Csc.
SliNcd. l6 bushels good nc zoe.
RYE.-lG bushels prime at Sl.l6.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

JCkfDAY. October 20, 1881.
GALEs-FfBeT BoARD.-14 shares Columbia and
Grecnylllc preferred at 80, 40 do. at g. 60 do. o.
c. az 81; 10 silarps Richmond and Allegheny at
3gS.
SECOND BoAnD.-1.O00 Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake 1st IS M. b. at 1151, 1000 do
(B. b. at ll5t; 100 Richmond city Sc nj 1l2s;
l share Rlchmond and DanyiIie stock .. 100.
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nLDDOMNION STEAMSHIP Al ;i.il,
~ COHPANI. G-<ssssa-r--
CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
EICH DINNER, TEA, aud TOiLEI-sEIS' IN
new shapes and decontonsi
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and iCE-
CHEAAI-sETs Of the Iatos. styles;
Dresden FIGURES aud ORNAMENTS in all
the lltes. designs;
RICH CUT-GLASS, BRONZES, &c.
The TARGET stock ever exhibited Ia this city Call
and look 1t them. r. D. fAhboh
c16 No. IOll Main street.
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F1,ur-V-e qnoic: Fine. "a SOC 50: extra, s7.J1
GsT.75: superdnc. SG.50GsG.75; common ftlni-
IS. s7.759ES, choice o. Patent family se'ovD
Sg75.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
smitbGell. aud iiunp.on; M15hineton' D. G;
al points ia Eastern North Carolina; also, Tor
Els;Crn shore Of Virginia, Ola Point. and an rcgl-
lar fsudiugi on James river, az LOW Est RATES,
and through bill, issued. J.. y. TATUAI,
ce 2g SurCriutCndcut.
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BALTIMORE. October 25.-Nirginia 6's' conso,'
SON: second .Cries, 80; past.cuc coupons 93
new 1C-iO's, 5l.. Bid to-day
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Foreign Notes.

LONDON, October 2j.-It is stated that
King Humbcrt's visit TO Berlin has been
postponed because OF the unwilinmcss OF
Bismarck to offend the susceptibilities OF
France.
There was another earthquake at Agra
min, Austro-llungary, Sunday night, by
which some houses were overthrow.
4 dispatch from Rome says that two
small villages, Claudio and falleta, have
been burned. Three persons were killed
and eleven seriously injured during the
con1agratiOn. Forty families gre homeless.
4 Report is current that General Lam
bert win supcrsede De Rostau rs French
Minister at Tunis. The Susa column has
successfully rcpulsed there an attack OF
Arabs, whose leader was killed.
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and steady.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, October 2j.-1he PoT's financial
article l:iO J.. ". ccit!ol says: ~ ne >y'cH *
c1u1o II WIS assumed at thc opening tina, eN-ti0F-
error Morgan had accepted, or would aiGcft' tie
uo,iti0n Of secretiry Of th- Treasury, ana y was
known That The trunk Hue ri!Ioalr IAl ali,'.!
decided 90 advance freight rt,os ana passenger
f.rc. from hc western citic7 % the AtdHtc' iuc-e
two favorable influences uttc me p-cttllf mar
t-af. st-1ng Later 10 lem o. bc que TONED Hhe-
thor Governor .Iorg4n would Icccpt'and ly noonlt
wasIcportod that De would nor ana the 'loC. hlit-
kol lost its carly strength ana grtIlhc ,e'tlii,l
aud heavy. stock, opened ~ AN advance n 7't u
per cent, and farther aHNalcei ''t lh.h 'iIil. -
succession OF decline and ADVANCE The net result
~ which AZ / O'Clock q that prize, N tle general
Yesterday, Metropolitan Elevated, however being
Il lower. United state, hp.lh, continue strung
and extended 81 are mp - lulH luz. AS9ut
- OOu.lCO Of these bonds have been taken by
national banks within the Last few days. Railroad
bonds ere generally higher. I'm southern state
bonds ARKANSAS l-sucs are strong. me hlteI
states sui treasury was his morning de Tor IN tle
sum n 81 ,6S2G74. The loan market h easy 70
4ll6 u@r cent. for q 90 loans and Yer cent. Tor
ti.n arr den4ud loan, nj current quotations.
Prime mercantile paper g. 6o1 per cent. The
mnrkct FOR foreign exchange j. iultt hul -tIOlIF'
The following quOtItiOus wire current to-day ny
2:8O L. NJ: Wc,.crl Union, SO; NcW YORK ecu
trail 1877: Lake shore. 1885,; 1ucmgin central
s9; New York, lake Ene and Western; 49,:
Ncr York. Lake Eric and " cstern prcicr.cd ~ :
VOW YorE Lake Erie and Western .crOuds. lO2 .
delaware. Larkawanna and western l27bi Sew
JERSEY Central. % Delaware ana hudson, lU";
R,1diug. G7,{: Northwestern, 1914; Northwest
cru urtfcrred. So; t. Paul, 1919; Wabash and
Pacific. 4e< wabash and Pacific preferred, So
I-ri5U Pacific. 1l9 &; NJ n. ard T.. 33+. iiAnni-
bal ana - Joseph, 96: Hmnihal and 81. Jo-
soDl preferred. 49,; Ohio and NJ 'fppi.
4Ia: Pacdc Mail fpi: q. &. and |. g; u
Softhetn Pacific common, IS: Northern Pacluc
preferred, 7S7,; san Francisco common 43 I;
San Francisco preferred. 6; san Francisco nrst
urrfprrcd. 1853: Central Iaci1c. 80; Chesa-
perlc and Ohio, 26G 2Si.; Loui,yiileand Nashville
o.: Ontario and Western, 334 Manhattan he
waited 52is: Canada Southern, o. District ~
Columbia 5GJ bonds. IU7 bid; Chicago. Bnrlng-
tom and Quincy, 1876; Dcnyer and Rio Graude.
So: ~. Paul and Omaha, IL; IT, Iaui ana
O,ltha preferred, o.: g.. G.. G. and V, 81; re
and Wcstern. 46k; Colorado Coal, JoDJO4; ONO
Central, 27: Texas Pacific, jlA; Texas Pacidc J..
e., 724G73L.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 25.-Virsinia 6s, conso's'
SOL: second ,Cries, 80; past-cuc coupons rs
new 1C-iO's, 5l'.. Bid to-day,
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No matter what your feelings or ailment Is, Hor
BIrrERs viii do you good. Prove IT,
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Land-Lcaguo Meeting In q Catholic
Chanel.

LONDON, October 2j.-A priest near
Claremorris yesterday cyaded police inter-
ference 10y holding 4 Land-Lcaguc meeting
IN his chapel. II is thought this pl1n will
be generally resortcd 70 for future meet
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Commencing TUESDAY, September 18Th. ard
regularly thereafter EXCEPT Sunday, one 81 1<
COmpany's safe aad thoroughly coiptnriahc pa5-
leave West Point arrival II the sicfntord uzir.
arriving Ia baltimore aboaI 1880 A. D.. and con-
meeting with al tfsins noTthwarc-
Strai-tt tickets u kAtimorc. ~
Round ~
Ac3l8 ...s+.s.+.- 80
Sistc-Roolns an BcrIhs secured On spp'ieaston
from steamers cabin plans
For Tickets, 1fns-(s ards, and an lnfnitnstiee
call on a. W. GARbER & Co, the Ticket Agcnt
dsn,ed A. POPE.
0enerai Passenger aud Ticket Afent..
el0 No. Tsathsfr
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by Telegraph.
=
RAITINfgRF.

BALTIMORE.
B1LTrNORF. October 25.-Fl0ur very duh but
uucbunged. Wheat-Southern quict and easier !.
western lower, closing weak: southern rel l.t D
Osl.45: amber. $l.46@Sl.jls: No. hiryland,
sI55s: no. = western winter red, spot sud 90
tobcr : 44@sl.f4s;N November. : fj'l@S l.f0..
Corn-Mfite steady; yellow lower: western lpr -
southern white, 7f@ 75c.; yellow IDc Oats gllel
southern, 49G5le.; wei,ers Hnite' 5St'i.,
trm AMI unchanged. Coffee higher; i!io carsces'
ordinary II fair, GOLD. SuIsr hrni " y s?n'
1Osc. Whisky quiet al sl.le8sl'Is,-' FfesH''
uii'l'''s''' CINCINNATI.
crcct>,sATr October 25-Fi0ur dull: family,
s6.SONS7> fancy unchanged. wheat Neaktr; =;
) rcd winter. : 4fm SLAB. Corn ia good demand
AZ CSC. Oat- dull. Pork duil ~ Hl1. i1rl easier
~ SILL BulE-mcats quiet shoulders 49, I'D
9c. Bacon-shoulders. &C.; ri"' IOte' NLi-seS
steady ~ sl.l3; combination sales 81 hnlsllel
9o1ds 90 barrels. on The basis 81 Sl.l3. SueAr
Guist aud unchanged. Hogs lrmcr; common ana
llght, 1915; packing $50 s6.5O.
LOUISVILLE.
IorI.vIILE. October 25.-Flour steady: extra
siI5Gsif7 COM qulct nj 7Ec. Oats STEADY and
nominal. Bl.S-metts steady shoulders Sc; very
dull. Bacon steady; shoulders sAc.; flh; ~ 60
clsar, llSc; sugar-eured hams lac hiuaAc'
'''''D' ST. LOUIS.
CT Iot-ts. October 25.-Fiour dull and weak
Wbeet lower. Corn opened lcHeri closed hlgneI
64i.c. cash. 3l.c. Noyemlrr, 36%e l,eeein ef
oats lower: 45c. cash and November, 47sc; De
oember. Provisions very quiet; only small ct
trlde al unchanged prices. Whisky quiet.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 23.-Flonr nominally VA,
ahanged. Wheat IN fair demand and lower; 10. Z
ChieAes spring. Sl.83a cash and Oeto9er orr
easier al olkc. cash. lhc. horanhof, . ~ 4,
December. Oahs dun aud lower; 80 3-%ic. casn
49Xe. October and December. PORK unsettis,
aud generally lower; Sl6.36GSl 600 cash, lo.4s
e5aiG.5O December. Lard unchanged am t9T y
Sl4S eash ard November; sll.57ads1l Lot
Jecsnbsr. Buk-meats steady and unchahSed
whisky easier At sI.l6.
MILWAUKEE,,
aIrIwAuKrF, October 95.-Flour duh and neg
lecied. Wheat tame; No. MiiEaaAeeI easn IN ~
ostoser. sI.34Y: November. sl.So, December be
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4:3o P. NJ, fREIGHT, ddly except Sunday.
GHENANDO II-V A l. l. 4 Y
- RAILROAD.
THE ONLY ROUTE TO THE
CAYERSS OF LURAI.

The Luray Cave and Hotel Company have no.
tilted this company that they have introduced tie
ELECTRIC LIGHT
into the Cavcrns. and lhcy arc now daily Nlumt-
mated by the aid OF This powerful agent.
No OTHER ILLUMINATOR BEING
ADEQUATE
to penetrate TIE obscuritics of thcse vast subtcr-
glucn halls and grottCs o properly reveal their
MAGNIFICENT ORNAAiENTArIOS-
70 similar Caycrns are known 81 cwhcTe. No
Caycrus have ever before been illuminated ~ TIC
AID Of electricity.
The effects produced fully meet the anticipation
and arc marScllOu-ly beautiful, presenting 10 the
eve visions which have Teen heretofore unattaina-
lie.
40 extra charge Is made for the Illumination by
'!,c Electric Light aud Guides furnished FREE
rs usual.
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BOARDING.

ARDIN G.-rransient, permanent,
Dand day hoardcrs can obtain delightful BOARD
al No. 400 Main street, second door from kifh.
Oc 2l-lw Mrs. NJ. Y. SMITH.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE,, October 25.-Flour dun ana neg
lecird Wheat tame: No. 2 Mliyaasecs cash shd
o,tcher. sI.34g: November. Sl.35, Decemnef'
si36. Corn lower; 40. 2. o2c. oats scare ~.
2. 43c Provisions lower. Mes PORK, fi9't,2
cssh and November. Lard-Prime steam, Il
GxIJ479 cash and November. Hogs IN iAir ue-
mand and lower az 5000 s6.AO.
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pIAEO YTNING. &C.

MIR, CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
vi TUNER with over twenty years experience
I'm London. Fu.laud. and New York city,, having
taken up his residence IN Richmond respectfully
solicifs orders from the musical public for III ING
aud REPAIRING PIANOS anu hEED ONUNHS'
an work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed.
Work ON Church organs carefully and sklliuily
Done. Orders addressed In care OF. or lcft Wiil'
JOSIAH RYLAND & CO.. Nuslc-Dcalers,9l3 east
Main street. viii receive prompt attention
So 3U-ppl3In
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK, October % NOOE.-Siock- heavy.
+ Money. 4M5 upr cont. ENchangc-LOHg, 4.t i;
4 ,6ort.4sfk. state bonds dull. Governments quiet
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
TOR NORFOLK, HSrl,
Il tS5s.~s..es.-.
PORTSMOUTH,,
AND JANIEs-RIYEI LANDINGS, DIRECT,
CONNECTING At NORFOLK
FOE
BALTIMORE AID THE NORTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT, sMITHFlELD, AND
HAMPTON, VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE To NORFOLK, $50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
TICKETS UNLIMITED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
CITY or RICHMOND,
tclrEyiug United States NALL

leaves Richmond every MONDAY "WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at J:5l g.. VI. Tor ahoYc-nawCi
places, connecting .t Norrlk with the Day Line
for OliFoint. Baltimore. and tie North. Return
Ing. The -telnerCirf o. RICHMOND leaves Nor
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-05-25
The COlOred Vote.

The probability is the colored
vote of the State will be cast very
largely in favor of prohibition.
The colored people are, in many
places, fully alive to the impor-
lance of the great question, and are
organizing themselves into socie-
ties for the purpose Of presenting a
bold front and securing united, har-
monious action during the cam
paign. -... .ll.,...
To the colored people this is a
matter of the most vital moment,
and they begin so to regard it.
They know that in the towns and
cities, to say nothing Of the villa
ges and country places where
liquors are sold, much of their
money which should be spent in
educating their children, and in
furnishing themselves with food
and clothing, has largely aided,
since they have been free, in Keep
ing up the grog-shops. -.f.
OOme OF Cnem are growing Olu,
and soon they will not be able to
earn money enough to buy bread and
pay their masters for, whisky too.
Then the liquor sellers will have
no further use for them.
The colored people, and we have
talked with many of them, are be-
ginning to realize the true state of
things, and are determined to put
the temptation out of their way.
In this determination they will
have the cooperation and hearty
sympathy of every genuine phil
anthropist, white and colored.
1t was said, awhile ago, by a
friend Of the traffic, the negro vote
could be bought up. We do not be-
lieve it. We confidently predict
that the great majority of the col
ored vote will be cast for prohibi-
tion.-F2iend and Templar, Of ~ C.