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When druggists, lawyers, and doctors,
and even preachers occasionally, besides
many others OF various professions too
numerous TO mention, manifest special
interest In any one article, we very natural
ly conclude il has some healthy bearing on
their lives, or they would scarcely iii their
voices with one accord to extol its virtues
and place II before those going through life
burdened with rheumatism. Filled with
rapture over Immediate relief, the sufferer
ever after refers 10 ~. Jacobs OIL, the Great
German Remedy, rs the most surprisingly
efiieacious Of all remedial agents. We re-
Gently observed In a New jersey exchange
the following item In support OF the above I:
Mr.. Isaac Corey, manager Salem az. j.
Gicss-works, remarks: am pleased TO say
that j have used the Great Remedy, ST.
Jacobs Oil, for rheumatism with excellent
results; other members OF my family have
also been greatly benefited by II.
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Judgment in the Ring Theatre Trial.

VIENNA May i6.-Judgment in the case
OF The persons on trial in connection with
the Ring-Theatre fire has been delivered.
Director Jauner, Herr Nitsche. and Herr
Gerringer were pronounced guilty of con-
tributory negligence. The other persons
accused were acquitted
Director Jauner was sentenced TO four
months simple arrest, Herr Gerringer 20
ieur months imprisonment, and Herr
Nhsche TO eight months imprisonment,
1erringer and NitSche 10 fast one day In
each month.
Director Jauner, Herr Gcrringer, and
Herr Nitsche will also be compelled TO pay
Gust florins 10 the sufferers by the fire.
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A Socialist Printer Arrested.

LONDON, May l7.-William Merlens, a
German composition, and printer OF the
socialist paper Freihet, has been arrested,
and was to-day arraigned in the Bow
Street Police Court on charge Of publish
ing a scandalous and seditious libel con-
corning the murder Of Lord Frederick
CWendish and Mr.. Burke, and thereby
encouraging persons to commit murder
The police have seized the issue OF the
EreHeu. Another warrant has been issued
against John Nuer, an active socialist en-
gagged on the IreiheH.
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rroury-srvrSTH ANNUAL MEETING - rIRs1
PAYS PROCEEDINGS.

r,ourv-srvrxTu ANNUAL MEETING - FIRST
PAYS PROCEEDINGS.
fscecia, telegram TO the Dispatch.l
Noprorx. Va. May 17.-The eighty-sev.
entb EnI.conal Council Of the Diocese OF
Virginia met in Chii't church, In this
city, to-day-Bishop White presiding
Morning PRAYER was said by the Rev. J.
Packard. d. d., Of the Theological Semi
nary. and the Rev. T. g. Dashicll, ID. d.,
OF Richmond.
The Council sermon was preached by
Rev. James Grammer, Of Fauquier, his
text being taken from Psalm Xvi, 18th
verse. and was an able and interesting
treatment of the Christians remuneration
OF the world. The ground taken was the
strongest.
e' The Holy Communion was celebrated by
the Risbop OF the diocese, assisted by the
Bishop OF West Virginia, the Rev. o. 5.
Barton. ID. D., rector Of Christ church,
and the Rev. DIR. Dashiell-the commune
cants, as usual on such occasions, being
only the members OF the Council.
The regular business was then CON-
menced. and the usual committees ap-
pointed.
The Council ordered five thousand copies
Of Rev. Mr. Grammer's sermon, just de-
livered, to be printed and distributed.
The Committee on Canons appointed at
the last session recommended the repeal OF
the first and sixteenth canons on the trial
OF bishop and candidates for admission,
on account OF their having been superseded
by the canons OF the General Convention,
and the adoption OF two additional ones
on mission churches and church property.
The first authorizes the formation OF mis-
sion churches, with the consent Of the ves-
try to which the communicates belong
and the ecclesiastical authorities OF the
Church, but TO have no representation in
the Council or power TO call minister.
The second authorizes the constitution OF
a board, to consist OF two clergymen and
one layman, TO take charge OF and have
or property OF disbanded churches. The
Committee deemed il inexpcdicnt to re-
commend other changes. The report was
referred. After some routine business
the Council adjourned.
A telegram was received to-day stating
that Governor William +. Cameron cannot
be here to deliver the memorial address be-
fore the Knights OF Pythas tomorrow.
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Forty-sevcnth Congress First Session
WASHINGTON, May II, 1882.


On motion OF Mr.. Vance the necessary
expenses OF the investigation ordered to be
made concerning the administration OF the
Sixth North Carolina revenue district were
ordered 10 be Id out OF the appropriation
for special committees.
The Chair announced his signature to the
| Joint resolution loaning one hundred flags
TO the Charlotte On. C.) authorities for the
anniversary celebration Of the Mechlen-
burg Declaration Of Independence.
Mr.. Sherman presented a petition OF
Mrs. Betty Il. Bassett, Of Virginia, setting
forth that she is the owner by inheritance
of the family Bible Of George Washington,
and Offering to sell il TO the Government.
Referred.
MIR. Vest reported favorably from the
Committee on Public Buildings House
bill for a public building at Galveston.
Texas.
Executive session. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Immediately after the reading OF the
Journal the House resumed the considera-
zion OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bill, IT
being agreed by unanimous consent that
general debate should close at O'Clock this
afternoon.
MIR. Culberson, OF Texas, opposed the
bill, and advocated measure which would
authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury to
issue treasury notes TO take the place OF
the circulation Of national banks whenever
such national banks shall cease to exist.
Mr.. Mills, OF Texas, favored substituting
treasury for national-bank notes, and after
attacking the present system, passed on
10 n general discussion OF the financial
question. declaring that should refunding
bill he brought in for the purpose OF per-
petuatng the national debt he would, II he
could. get forty men to stand by him and
filibuster against it till March 4, 1888.
Mr.. Hammond, OF Georgia, confined his
rcmarks to an advocacy OF his amendment
relative 10 the jurisdiction Of suits IN which
national banks are parties.
The debate was continued until O'Clock,
when the bill was read by sections for
amendments.
Mr.. .Murch. of Maine, offered an amend
ment reducing to three years the period OF
extension. Reiected-yeas, 81 nays,
III.
Mr.. Buckner, OF Missouri, moved to
make the period ten years.
The yeas and nays were ordered, pend
ing which the matter went over for the
day.
The Committee on Elections submitted 4
report on the election case OF Lowe rs.
Wheeler. from the Eighth congressional
district Of Alabama, declaring the contest
ant Lowe entitled to the seat. Laid over
for future action.
Adjourned.
4 Democratic caucus was announced to
take Dlace Immediately,
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The Methodist Episcopal Conference.

NASHVILLE, May 1.-THE General Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South at the session this morning transact
ed little else but routine business.
The College Of Bishops were authorized
to appoint fraternal delegates to the Gene
raj Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, TO meet III Philadelphia in May,
1884, and also the General Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church Of Cana
da, to meet in Kingston, in September
next.
The Committee on Temperance sub
mitted a report, which was laid over for
future action, sympathizing with the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union in
their work.
Athens G.. IIaygood, president Of the
Emory College, Georgia, rendered his re-
signation rs b!shop-elect.
The Conference authorized the appoint
ment of a Commission OF Education in aid
Of the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church
i'm America,
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The Minnesota University Row.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May 17.-PreSident
Folwell and Professors Pike and Moore, of
the State University, were arrested this
morning in connection with the shooting
affair with the students mentioned in these
dispatches. Professor Pike was held in
bonds of $500 to appear on the 10Th instant
for examination on the charge OF assault
upon Asa Paine with deadly weapon.
President Folwell and Professor Moore
were released on their own recognizance to
answer at the same time the charge Of as.
sault and battery.
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Wife-Murder and Suicide

CHICAGO, May IA Hancock (Mich.)
special says: Anton Schweumper, a
brewer, shot his wife as she lay asleep with
her mother yesterday, and then shot him.
self through the forehead. Both are dead.
Jealousy was the cause.
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New YORK, May 17.-When the steamer
Scythia, OF the Cunard Line, arrived in the
lower bay to-day, she was searched by the
United States marshal for parties suspected
OF being assassins Of Lord Cayendish and
Mr.. Burke, but no arrests were made. The
steamer State OF Indiana will also be
searched.
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AHOrse.Thief Killed.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Picdptne'S
Opelousas Qa.) special says: " Simon
Woods, charged with horse-stealing, was
shot aud killed by Deputy Sheriff Mckin-
ney while resisting arrest. Mckinney
saved his own life by being an expert
shot -
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AErench Village burned.

PARIS, May 1.-THE village OF Marcilly
has been destroyed by fire. Eighty-four
houses were wrecked, and go persons
made homeless.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

STATE CADET VACANCIES EXIST FOR THE
FOLLOWING SENATORIAL DISTRICTS:
III. Russell, Tazewoll. &C.
". Montgomery, Roanoke, &c
V. Pulaski, Wythe, &c.
vi. Carroll. GTaysOn, &c.
VII. Roekbrdge, BotetOurt, &C.
Y. Shenandoah and Page.
Xxx. Campbell.
XXI. Halifax.
XXI. Bedford.
XIII. Patrick and Henry.
XVIII. Brunswick, &c.
XXX Amelia. Cumberland, &C.
XXXII. City Of Richmond
Applications must be forwarded 70 the under
monials Of fair moral character, &c. Age, between
sixteen and twenty ave years; ,,s TT o,,,ru
my ls-dTh, sa&Tu3t&w6t superintendent.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

"WEDNESDAY. Slny III 1857
SALEs-FRsT BoARD.-1,000 Columbia and
Greenvile second SIS al So, LOCO do at So; 1000
Petersburg Railroad bonds, " Class H." at 10.
SECOND BoARD.-SO shares Petersburg Railroad
saock at 30: 400 Richmond city 6's t1se7) at
100; 1000 Petersburg Railroad, "Class b. TIN,
1000 do. at Tx. 1000 do. mt ~, 1000 do. at
76'.. 1000 do. at 76i, 1000 do at 76, 1000 do.
at 76h, 1000 do. nj 76s, 1000 do. at 76at, 1000
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES.

have iust received the LARGEST MD Al HAND,
aSyise n, en- wani Ia give me call before purchase
Ing, a. can offer Inducements Ia siyss and prices
CARRIAGES from "a up. kobi, lhrA .,
ND 20 90 @tss4 ssAS-s'
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CuunREN.s CARRIAGES,

EHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.- weekly
,sr, from he far,orv. manufactured for JOHN
DOES, No. I'll and lis Main street, and for sale
at wholesale and retail at bottom prices, Tive me
call before purchasing. JUN poHS.
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Octogeuarian Murderer.

NEWPORT, L. l., May 17.-Moses A. Grin
nell, aged eighty years, was to-day convict
ed OF murder in the first degree for killing
a man named Charles ii. Thomas.
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sALFs REPORTED DO $
4 lour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s4@si.50; extra
s6.75dS7: guperfine, s5.50@S6; common SUI
pcriinc, fI.5Omf5; common family, ~ goa
1850; choice family, sS.5O@S9.5O.
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A Steamer Loaded with Cotton OF Fire.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Signal-Corps
station ut Delaware Breakwater reports
that the Mallory-Liue steamer Rio Grande,
from Galveston, Tex, for New York, with
a cargo Of cotton, arrived in that harbor at
G:jS A. NJ. with her cargo on fire in fore
hold and mdshlp. Her passengers were
transferred TO the Italian bark Pep
pino seyenty-five miles southwest OF here.
The wrecking company are at work with
steam-pumps TO eXtinguish the fire. The
vessel will probably have to be sunk.
LATER.
LEwEs. DEL, May 1.-THE steamer Rio
Grande has been scuttled, and is now set
tied so far as to be aground, with her
lower hold nearly full OF water. The name
OF the vessel TO which the Rio Grande'S
passengers were transferred was the
.'Beppino A." from Philadelphia for
Genoa. II is expected that she Will trans
fer her unexpected passengers to some
steamer if she finds it impracticablc 70 re-
turn. Captain Il. w. Ilutchins, OF New
York, and five other passengers renamed
on the steamer Rio Grande TO assist her
crew. The fire was first discovered i'm the
lower hold at ) p. NJ. Yesterday when
about ninety miles southeast OF Cape Hen
lopen. They soon afterwards sighed the
Italian bark "BeppmO A." OF Genoa, ana
steamed toward her. The bark lay by the
steamer until o'clock, when the fire still
! increasing. Captain BTruss gave orders 20
| transfer all The passengers, ninety III num-
Der. TO the bark. The transfer was COM
pleted about 10 Z. NJ.
The steamer was sunk by pumping water
into her by the wrecking company's ves-
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Persons recovering from wasting dis
eases, such as malaria, fevers, etc., will be
greatly benefited by the use OF Browns
Iron Bitters, a true tonic.
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All regular passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 5O-Sew York and Atlanta ria Wa,h-
ington aud Danyile.
ON Train 52--Richmond and Danville, snd
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold to all points south, southeast, and
southwest, and baggage checked through.
kolay-oyer checks given On local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
I. VI. II. TALcOTT, General Manager my IS
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CINCINNATI, May ia Memphis dis
patch says frost In Northern Mississippi
last night was severe enough to do eonsid-
er..Llc DAMAGE.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May H. NooR.-Stocks dull and
lower. Money. 3 per cent. txchange-Long, ietf
short 4s9L. state bonds dull. Governments gene
rally higher. ,,. .....
rather weak: new IS. 1u14; new 49,, ll5t; new
A.. I2ua. Money, 4a2s per cent. states mac
tive. Treasury balances-Coin, so9'oV2 curreh-
Stocks Ir-ognlar. with only fractional changes.
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June. Corn frmer and slow; 76x@77Hc. cash,
1896. May, lac. June. 0ats dull; o5e. asked.
cash. s %ns Gwfy 4, ss roIt an
sS.4O; short rib, s11.12k; short clear, elI.ozt.
Lard dull and nominal.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 17.-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED.
Wheat duh and lower; No. z Chicago spring,
end lower; 75ic. cash. 75A(S751c. May, 73c. bid
June. Oats In fair demand and lower 53c cash
and May. Bike: June. Pork fairly active and
June. Lard easier; 81 IL 7Hssi LAO cash, &i1.40
Mtil42k June. Buk-meits In fair demand and
lower; shoulders. $3.50; clear rib, ST. Is: short
clear, fl1.7o. Whiskey steady and unchanged at
MILWAUKEE, May l7.-Flour In fair demand
Wheat dun and lower; No. 2 son, 81 ;291 cash
and MAY fay, si29S June. Corn steady No. 2; iSe
IRREGULAR. Mefs-pork, 1920 cash and May
sl9.22k June. La-d-Prime steam, 81 .42h cash
and May u AS June. Hogs quiet hut higher NJ
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
SEw YORK. May l7.,GottonssNet receipts s,ipDss
steady; sales, 10000 bales; May, sl2:1s;
June. sl2.22; July. tl2.sS; August, si2f4g
el2.45; september, el2;l2 October; 81 l.54@
t1l.s61s11.3s; January. sl1.50; February
eil.62Gell.64.
The Posts cotton report says: Future deliveries
at the first call lost 3.l00 to 2-lOO. AZ ,e secona
l-iO0 TO 3-100. After the second call there was a
further decline Of 4-lOO TO 7-100 May selling Al
sl2.l5; June. sl2.lG: July, SIZES; August,
sl2.39: September, sl2.0s. This remained the
lowest point. Sellers made stand, and buyers bad
to pay a slight advance There is no change IN the
situation. Some bulls, tired of holding, began sell
ing out. and as usual. others are Obliged u follow
The third call showed steady market a few sales
bid 3-1o0 above the lowest rates OF the day.
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No Lives Lost.

SAN Francisco, May 17.-Further re-
ports from the steamer Altonower show
that all the Chinese in the barge which was
upset were saved with one exception.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
prgu,e.-p May IL 1882.

EIIUMINH' MY n IoO~'
OFFERINGS.
WurAT-Ped. 764 bushels. -.
CORN.-Nhitc, 1854 bushels. Mixed 2'0oo
bushels.
NFAL.-274 bushels.
BLACK pEAS.-l6 bushels.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEkT-Eed "a bushels prime Lancaster az
sl45:4gS bushels prime mixed ON private terms
Do bu.hel. very good mixed al tl.4U. -
CopN.-Whlte. 400 bushels prime al 93c.: 800
hushcls prime western nj 81 &C.: 400 bushels prime
western al g2c.: 400 bushels prime western al
roo bnsbels prime western on private terms.
MEAL.-7f bushels AZ i 90.
BLACK PEAs.-l2 bushels at fl.15.
COTTON.-TOne steady Receipts halcs' quo
t,fions. Mlddling lie: low middling, lao
lie: good ordinary 10a@101c.; ordinary 90
&c.
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Archbishop Pcrche Improving.

New ORLEANS, May 17.-Archbishop
Perche Is still weak, but his health is i'm
proying
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. May 17.-Vlrgnnie 6's consolidateI
G3ts: second series. 36it; p1s,-due coupons, SO
new IO-1O's. 49,. Bid to-day.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old HlFTrf
Il Dominion steamship Company -s$sssszfs q
proposed sallings for the following week are:
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKEk, FRlDAI,
Nav ON, at O'Clock T.. VI. -..,.. 81,
GTYANDOTTE Captain NELLY HbNDA1
May 2lst. az o'clock \. VI. . -. ,
ROANOKE. Captain COICH, 1UESDAf' MAY
ODD. at > O'Clock y VI. -
days hip. and 10 O'CLOCK +. VI. Monday ana sal
ur6ay for Tuesdays and sunday ship
Through bills Of ladlng signed ana goods Tor
warded with dispatch 20 all points NORTH south
east. and west; also b. foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 10 New Work INCLUDING meas
and BERTH. SO: round-trip ticket, sle Storage
with ,ub-i tcucc. 81: without subsistence, 20.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mond ", Iucs-
DAYS, Wednesdays, ana Saturdays ny The klchmonh
and Petersburg railroad M 1880 \. NJ. VIII maze
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
DAYS. Cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets to be mad AZ
the Richmond and Petersburg depot ana n. W.
CARRIERS. 1000 Main street.
for freight or passage, apply 20
GEORGE w. ALIEN K Co, Agents.
myl7 Company's Wharf. Rockets
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DICHMON FREDERICKSBURG !
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP e ~
" COMPANY. p
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one of their spleoriG
mers-GUYANDOTTE. ROANOKE, NAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. WlASOkE. aud
RICHMOND-ENERI TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. For hours Of sailing, see advertise
ment below. - 49, .,
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS az i. Vi. from Pier
28 new nuHiber), North river, foot OF Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, aDc
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions arr
un unsurpassed. D.
and berthJ $40: rOund-trip tickets SIS Storage,
with subsistence. 81: Without subsistence, 80.
Frcghts for points beyond New ork Forwarded
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 6 o'clock =. NJ daily.
For further information. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN x CO., Agents.
my II Office COmpauys wharVcs. Rockets.
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fAll trains dailycNcept sGnday-passenger tram
connecting ut West Point daily except sunday
with steamers for Baltimore and the North.
Freight train leaving Richmond at A. NJ vii!
have passenger-coach attached.
Train No. A connects at BurkeyilIe with Noy-
iolk and Western railroad for Farmylie, Lynch
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through passcnger) stops at all st,-
Tons connecting nj Suthcrlin's with Milton and
cutherlln Narr0w-Gaugc railroad for Milton; al
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points In Western North Carolina; at At
hnta for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. OF Through passenger aud mail st0Is
IL all stations, connecting at Sutherln's with MI
ton and Suthorlin Narrow-Gauge railroad for
Milton at Atlanta for all points south aud south
west; al Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, sayar-
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from the South arrive M Richmond at
4;3O Z. VI, 1920 A. NJ, and l2:44 L. NJ, and from
West Pointnt 1920 A. W. Passenger, and 8 a. VI
(Freigbtl
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VIRGINIA. G STE IAS,E :
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS, DIRECT. CONNECTS
AT PORTSMOUTH SAME AFTERNOON
FOR
OLD POINT 1.-THE great fashionable winter and
spring sanitariuml. BAL TIM0RE, AND
THE NORTH.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOL WITH
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMITHFlELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK. $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
MEALS. Zoe.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
one Of the Compauy's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
z. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY az $50 4. NJ Tor aooNS-isa = geo
nl,ces connecting AT Portsmouth with the Bay Line
Tor old Point. Baltimore, and the North. Return
ing the steamer leaves Norfolk at \. NJ arriving
at Richmond AT about T. W. ---...,. o.
Through tickets on safe on sleaiheI ah' ~ ~.
hers Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage cheekeo
through. ~.
sTATEROoMs CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
stnjfhfeld and Hampton; Washington ID. Z. ;
Newbern. Washington, and IarbOro,' n g, ahe
ali points In Eastern North Carolina; also toI
Fasiern shore of Virginia, Old Point aud an regu-
lar landings on james river, al LOWEST kAIts
and through bills issued. J.. Is. IAllm,
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Senators Voorhees, and Call were at the
White House to-day. The Senate Naval
Committee to-day reported adversely to
giving Engineer Melville, OF the ill-fated
Jeanette expedition, higher rank. The
House Foreign Affairs Committee to-day
found a pretext to discharge shipherd.
Other congressman besides kentuckians
went to the races to-day. There Is an effort
being made to make Newport News port
of delivery. State Senator Heaton, OF Lou
doun, was at the House to-day. Gen.
eral wickham's name was prominently
mentioned to-day at the Capitol in connec-
ton with the tariff commission. Hon.
John S. Barbour, who has just been to
Richmond, was in IFS seat to-day. Col
Iector Brady was at the Capitol this after
noon. Senator Call created stir to-day
when be offered a resolution insirueting
the Pensions Committee 10 report Next
can pensions bill. The resolution went
over until tomorrow.
pRIEY NEWS ITEMS.
The House report In regard to common
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-18

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