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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP tn,
~ COMPANY. $1,000
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will ~. patch ono Of their splendid
stcamcrs-Gl y ANDOITF. RoANOkF. MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION. and REDMOND
| EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. aud SUNDAY.
For hours Of sailing. see advertisement bClOw.l
steamer. leave New York I'll ESDAl :, THURS
DAY = and SATURDAl : 1t l.. VI. from Picf rs
tnCw number, North river. foot Of Beaca street.
They nave splendid saloons. state-ro0ms, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are
n surpassed.
Alter-cabln fare 70 New York Oncluding meals
and berth. 10: round-lrip tickets ~ Storage
with subsistence -: without subsistence, IS.
fre shts Tor points beyond New ork forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actpal
CNpcn-os incurred.
Freight received until o'clock l.. VI. Tally.
For further information, apply 30
GEORGE ". ALLEN co, Agents.
is 90 office COMMANDS wi,nrye,. Rockets.
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Bisi,op walsh on tho Irish Question.

who has Just returned from visit TO Ire
land, Yesterday, in It. Peters Cathedral,
referred TO the Irish question. He con-
demncd in scathng terms agrarian crimes,
but quoted statistics to show that there
was les crime in Ireland proporiionatcly
than in England. Scotland, and Wales.
While opposing the di,integration Of the
empire, the Bishop favored home-ruIe for
Irellnd similar % That onioycd by Canada.
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BALTIMORE LTVF-sTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, october 9-Beef-cattlc-Full sup
ply aud fairly active market prices rs to quality
hHac. oil. the best suffering tire most: very best.
5ig6Sc. first quality. 81 j1,c.: medium, 4ee
fac.; ordinary. 2tei3hc.; most Of the sales were
from 10 5'c.: receipts, 3.470 head; sales,
demand : receipts. 6,376 head: quotations 1OB
Ice. The receipts Of sheep and larlbs were
6,l71 head; quotations-shoep. 9@5c.; lambs.
3l.ln Sc.
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Steamer Lost.

- Joux's. n. f., October 9.-The
.,oa,aoT Uerder, Of the Hamburg and
S american Line, from New York October % Der
t,h Sor Hamburg, was lost near Cape Race
1 ,lt nj, nioht. She had on board 2Ss passeh-
l .S,., Iii hands are reported saved.
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Serious Accident ut a Baptizing.

ATLANTA, GA, October Q. -festerday al
q baptizing near Canton a bridge fell into
the river. and precipitated two hundred
spectators into the water. No lives were
lost, buta number Of legs and arms broken
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nuHNETI'S COCAINE, the best and
o 'ie.. lair dressing. 1t kills dandrmly
S,'ys irritation, and promotes a yigorom,
growth OF the hair " '7oiouS
purheits flavoring Extracts are invo.
rl'oil Acknowledged the purest and bnst
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CARPETS. OIL-CLoIiliis' O.;

|,xj,1IpETs, 0IL-CLoTliSS'o S %Ss CARPETS ni
y u received . %E la DsegTee!sc d asd
& &aio f ssSe sH o1oS r &c s SSSi
alassE csTI ., Of al nhic S[i1y at Srd ier
snsngs n ~ ~ done in town o. eS9a,fy 10 1911
p prn@,,,, attended, 20. 4; dLNN'N0se l7-.m
Iain street, Richmona' W.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October -Nooa.-Siocks heavy.
Money, , per cent. angc-Long, $50; short
4sIl,. state bonds neglected. Governments firm
and generally HIGHER.
EttulU Exchange. 1903. Governments
strong; new IS. 1905; new ~. ll3: new
4'..cx. int. II9i.. Money. ja1 per cont. states
dun. Treasury b11dnce.-Coiu, s'l,lJs; cur
rcncv. Si.l0-.
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COR NEW YORK.-rie Uld .,eS+s

l. Dominion steamship Company. .sxsaks xaS
proposed salng- tor tie week following are:
Old DOMl\lON.Capiain WALkfK, FRIDAY ,
October Gih. AZ , o'clock T.. VI.
GIlANDOTlF. captain KELLY, SUNDAY
October sih. "a > O'Clock VI.
ROANOKE. Captain Couch TUESDAY, OctO-
her 10th, ~ . o'clock L. n.
Freight received until o'clock u. VI. Friday
O'Clock L. VI. saturday. and % 1 O'Clock 4. VI f..
Tuesday
Through bins Of lading signed ami good, for
WarCd wfh dispatch 30 all points north, south,
east. ami west; al so 90 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations nm urpas-ed.
Afcr-cabiu fare to New York Including meals
and hcrthl. SO: rouLd-trpiickci-, SIS; Storage,
with suhi .ioucO. 81: without .ub-l-t 80.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days. Wednesdays and saturday. hy The Richmond
and Ittpr,lurg railroad af 1870 s. VI. viii make
connections ~ Norfolk With t.lircr having hose
day.. Cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets 90 Dee had ~
the Richmond aud Petersburg depot and \. W.
GtIhtf-. 1000 Main street.
tni freight or passage. arply 'n
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO.. Ngents.
lc (ofpuluA '- Wharf. Rpckpits.
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1--WE AMERICAN RAILWAY signal
Il II,..,NN az NTRGINIA.-ihe-e signals
49,. ',ovy IN eNii iron ~ l2I4 Maia irv.l ,.c"ia
ar. Richmond, Va. We would t.siesunlll ~ ~,
NJ, ~ ntInn oil the putlic. iho'c intei. ssa "
vi, 49,, - ,srt icnlerly 10 the ONLf ffkfh'
/ AID PRACTICAL ELECiklV RAILWAY
| SIGNAL ever inyep'ea;, d, .,uru u,,,eer.
| &C SIN W. II T"''
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WANTED, CASH PURCiiA;,sS.ti-lh,cS>iimIn
ma'As damon dINFF G he peerless iIg ,YS S@S [q5
Grown MI. >IIts.ts,f And AID NEW EIH SK
oPe,n gl'es'X D SMITH COAL fOEh i51,it.fictory
8ro0D. .awea aud kndiihs
for best Goals ana iuii "''-''s i. LATllROP,
. Seventeenth street. At Dia"-li''t,'
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waukee, spot, October. e4c.; November, ~ &C.;
No. Milwaukee, sic. Com higher; No. 2, 63sc.;
rejected, 62c. Oats irregular Ma. z, 32Hc.;
white. 35Ic Provisions higher. Ness-pork, s23.lO
cash and October: s2l.2J. Iard-Prime steam.
sl2.75. cash and October. s12.37h November.
Hogs irmCr AZ Al. 604 -. 25,
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STOgK BROKERS.

JOHN l.. WILLIAMS,
sTOCk-BROK tk.
Iol4N,Iy STREET. RICHMOND w..
oners lor -aic
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG ANp roi'-
II,c6PER Cent. MORTGAGE boNDe'
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG MD POto-
IAcsIOCk sd DINiDEND BONDS
ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE F.R,1-MphI J.
GAGE : PER CENT. AND pax 'fN
INCOME BONDS And 3 PR CENT CT y
HANTEED STOCK;
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE GoLD oti
,,..r,.,,srt-pn BOND-,J 'sall g.
RICHMOND CITY s.. g., Aid -
an investment .ccuntic. fought and -oh 81
.s2l-Th,.aSTui~
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BALTIMORE. October 9.-Nreiuia g.. co
-olIdatcd. j7is second serie-. ~ past-dne 60"
pon-, 50: new lO-lO'-, ~ Bid.
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NEW YORK; COTTGN FrTUREs.

NEW YORK. October o. -COtton-Net receipts,
steady; sales, $1,000 bales; october. s11.06e9
riIO7 November, slO.s3MSl0.si: December,
slO.e3mrlO 81: January. S1O.91mSi 0.92; Feb
ruhry, sll.O2m -ll.03: March. Stl.l3@sll.l4:
April, rll.24@sll.25: May, fII.35msl 1.36 I;
June, 81 400 81 Al; July. sl1.569sll.57;
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CONGRESSIONAL.

I VI. NJ. DAVIS,
(of the late firm OF he"n y n'.''''
ATTORNEY At LAW
No. 10 suArra's Br!LpISe,
&c 29-9wt
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Mr.. Richard c. Marshall tbo no,,o...
nominee in the Second Xir"inia 'n d!..
was in this city the night beiorn ~; G's'lict'
nation, and expressed himself in m,o 'io,l'-
TO nomination. Upon his orri,ppPi oS'', 10.
convention, however, he fomd ,l" az INC
so strong for nomination. and ~" Jl ieVIllig
nation TO elect that he concndcd 70 oco III,
and make the fight U'nSLinnI%d.'' ~ ,anyccpt
Afe<ondria Gasette. ''''' ''''e'-
:. ' Solonel Mapleson and fifty people o, III,
h ',,''"n opera company, including nm
per OF the principal artists and cboru. o AMI
"",'ra, arrived in New York SUNDAY on thc
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Flour-We quote: Fine. $1,000 =; -uporin,
u 5OD,.4 extra. Si.bOr s4.7j: common iain''
Is ,I.45M 500; Patent family. SO@sG.jo.
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BROWNS IRON BiIrERs.
DIAM TRUTHS.

The blood s the foundation Of ne, 1t circulates
through every part Of the body and unless 1t IS
pure and rich good health Is impossible. If dis
ease has entered the system The only and quick
way to drive IT out f. 10 purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well known, aud the high
ct medical authorities agree that nothing but iron
will restore the blood to it, natural condition; ana
also Ina, All the iron preparations hitherto made
bachen the teeth. cause headache and arc other
wise injurious.
BROWNS IRON BiTTERS
VII thoroughly and quickly as'imiaie with the
blood, purifying and strengthening IT, and thus
drive disease from any part of the -y-tom' aud II
will mt blackcn the teeth canse headache or con-
stiyation, and l. positively "ot injuriou-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 9. 1852.
ANrIVFD.


Steamer Guyandotte. Kelly. New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, 6. ". Allen & Co.
steamship Roanoke. Couch New York. mor-
chandse and Passengers G.. ". Alien & Co.. agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr, Philadelphia. merchau-
Ill - and passenger. i. ". McCarrick. agent.
Bark Wiuketa tNorl, Nielsen. Hampton Roads.
Schooner W. {. Wickham, Steelman, rliladcl-
phia, coal. :. L. Lathrop.
schooner W. /. El!iDs, shaw, Philadelphia,
Sci Schooner p Laura {. Wolf. Ri,son, Philadelphia,
pig-iron, Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Works.
SAILED.
steamer Guyandotte. Kelly, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers. e.. ". Allen & Co.
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail. merchandise and passengers, /. q. ratum.
superintendent.
Schooner I. :. Naugilicr, >tCciinln. philadel-
phia. ties Curtis Parker
schooner Barnett Jones Crittcndeu. Now York.
slaves ana lumber. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company; vessel, CURTIS x Parker.
schooner 4. =. kndhcrg. Bennett, New York.
ple-iron and -taycs, Curtis < Parker.
schooner Lizzie {. Hickman, Evans phlladol-
phia, Ties. Curtis Parker.
CLEARED.
Bark Frato (Nor). S1ycson. Cork, for orders.
wheat, Thomas Branch * Co.; vessel Curti- Il
Buck.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Ocroa'E .. 1852.
lBy reicgrapn.I
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray schcmerhon. on Point and
Hampton. merchandise and passenger. thesI-
pc'kc aul Ohio Railway Company lnd allied on
steamer Northampton. McCarrlck. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers thc-lpc ikr aud ohio
Il ilway Company .ui -1ilcd on loturm.
steamer Accomlc. Dclk. mcrchtudi>c and pas
scugors. ~mithhold. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company and sIiic0 on rcfgrIs
steamship .Wyanohc. llulphu,, View York, iner-
Ch1udi.c and passenger.
steamship Nuecrton, Clalk. New Orleans. for
Plymouth. England wheat. put 100 for cont
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A,,ti.JoUish VioferS Condemned.

ODESSA, October 9.-Thc military trbu-
nal in session at Balta trying the case, Of
the anti-JcWlsh rioters has condemned one
leader to two years imprisonment and five
Others to from sixteen 10 eighteen months
nnnri.nnmcnt.
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ZOE SALE. FOR CASH OR NTGO-
4 ABLE NOTES. interest added:
It-ll' i'St- row tH lNGlNE and BOILER.
made 10y Eitcnger & Edmond;
SMITHS GRAM LAfOR.
l SMITHS 1ORNCtD-FAN
BOG NRnI> STEM-GRINDTP
Np1tl.S STEM ana LEAF-CITTEp:
p PJLLINS. ''''
30 FEET >IINtTING.
'hNIHt SKATING belts,
>MIluS PLlNGERS or PACKFpS.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
HISS. PLjNGEES. PACKERS. and cycrv-
Tang used ina large smokmg-tohacco f g
- FlRSt-CLASN BRANDS OF SMOKING TO-
BNtCD:
over one m.llion LABELS FOR SMOKING
TOBACCO.
We >el for the want of time 10 attend 10 this
branch Of orr business. Address
HORACE BLACkNlUE & Co.
o. lp-1w Twrutv-df.L ,tr,,,
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0II.-IANk>.
VINCHELLs OIL-TANKs.

We have reduced The pFice OF ihese superior
TANKS 20 sl2 for tho 00-gsllon Psten,ranA WIN
Force Pump; 80 for a0-gallon start - for oV>
gallon star Tank.
The best Tanks made.
PURCELL, LADD & co, psass's~'
40. Aertss
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hiDNEY-WORT.
: h ID y f. Wv ORT
foETIIE PERMANENT CURE or
'ONSTIPATIO,

: No other disease l. 80 nro,,slo,, &, a.,
: S"nhlIy "a Constipation. ana no remedy
: NJ WtSnDErI oqualed The celebrated KIDNEY /.
: w Gi' = q. cure. Whatever the causc. how
4 overcome IL. '0'''"! VIII
= l. .E>.-Thi> distressing compl1intI. very
= NJ, - .e complicated with Consultation. I.
, parts, and quickly cure, am kinds oT piicD
: S,Nt,n wien physicians and medicines have
~ If have either Of these troubles
: Price, -. USE D,Y,gIg,- III
X d EY-W WORT. :
Zoe lo-ru,Thtwl&SatAp3l :
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rNDERTikEKS.

JOSEPH ". LAU 81, ..,.,.,, 60 60
., Observation-Disclosures,
cnRStE FIn5r A>D BROAD STREET
RICANOyD. Va. .....,,
WOOD And MEtlLLlG btklA l-tNSfN'
EnBF-, HEAV~F. HAths,
All fntnR. r,4lalsIte 40 LON E-r D. Aths.
T.lerr,rhir and country 0rder- collected. %,
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RNITiH RI.

Lavohad manufactured for my fill tli,--
CHAMBER ~ lis from SO D. -i'N'
PAEIOE SUITS from $50 20 >-1Nt
BlNlNt, SUITS from 50 iy - ui
WAHDROBt~ from - to- 800;
EDoK-CA~E- from -lu ~ $500;
-iDIBO AI:D~ from - to $50.
lftT-P Atk- from - to 500:
fnIFFDNItR~ from - ip $500
sFD-fi ADS from - 90 80
DISKS from - ip $50: .
FNTEN-lON-TABIt from - io -)''
Also.
CRIBS. FOLDING-C HAIRS. FA~tl:-, ..
-TIDE.T-' AIRS. LOOhl N''-i'LA~Hfr
PATENT EO'htH~. COMNpDfN'
IDTNGE~. ClNLDbtN'~ BIDS. ,,.,,
p+tlCF ftNNiIi RI. HOthlNb-'IAit~'
NPRI.t BEDS 1uI other goods
MATTRESS Sis o. rH b na-.
TxlfuiI.l Iny stock. .nd tAc prices ana Gutiils
''' SAMUEL ". HAYWOOD.
L. [.
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,,u,,rvsv October g.-Flour quiet ana
ste n,t" Wheat steady and lnae1lNei NO MI
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, October 8, 1882.
SECOND BOARD.-20 shares Charlotte, Column
bia and Augusta Railroad at 39s, 20 do. at 391 10
do. at 3d.. 10 do at 3Qi.
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ROOTS. SHOES, &c.

Coz BROAD STREET. a.
Here are some If ne many bargains 10 BE- found
a. ttc tb1se establishment.
LADIES PEBBLE LACE sHots nom : 10 W.
LADIES FEEBLE BIll oN -liOL- Ir"m I'D
,uSrtfs' FOXED HUTTON snots from SID
gESf SCHOOL ,Hoh, 10 tie ~t''e 1t price '"a'
, 1fs W P'ikBjiBiLE BoX.TOE HUTTON frou'
-I.5U up. 1880. ..-..t,. r-,.,, -, an
M y VsOaAA ffJil - utt -
%tN1LFNFN's GALA Boots, 'e"ci' u''"
SJJfSifN's 3-~oLE sCOTth-Boit TON
ROOTS haud-tcHcsi. -
MISSES CALI LACE >ifOI- al ~ a pals'
ladies' CALF BUTTON ,HOl~fzi
/ AIDES CALF LACE ehpt>, $50 lHH' 80,
rs HEAVY BOOl-. bkObANr- an"
PLOCGi-sIi0fs ~ as.on. shngiy ~ pre-, go, :
al ne btest .tyles Ia LADIf~ MI - 81,
CulIDRRN's siiOk, ~ priccs W a,XS'"u'
g. mtntiOu here. 49, , t.'et
/ ,.,,,.,...., . al no. =, Oc 7-eodim
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TREE EXHIBITION DAILY.

PAINTINGS. ESGEAtiNuS, oc.
rREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
L. LEwIs's AEr-cALLERY
a., ,l,e latest subjects in PAINTINGS hN'hA-
WINGS, aud OLEOGEAPHei
New PICTURES constant! aIl'''"-'
PIl'~U and GOLD FEANr9'
BRONZE FRAMES.
GILT and BRONZE coRNIcEs'
ALBUMS IA Russia silA' 'DI
FAstLs for parlor and man,v'
pTrr. and NANrEL-MIRRots
WALNUT and EBONY BEN .,t. NJ
AZ IN frame, 2iN3o, At 81; .o. -,
sxio FRAMES from 20 cents "p"'f'-"''' ''''
fcrent styles; ,.,..., figures In The
| fhAMho maui " l.. LEWIS,
city. o12 Main street.
1 Sc S-3m ------------
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANOE
RICHMOND, october o. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
NHEAT.-Whitc.G sc bd-hfl-. Red, J'o1S bu-hcir
Rec inhibited. 1000 bu-hcl-.
CORN.-NiNci. 80 bushels.
ONTS.-i.OrO bushels.
VtF-JOO lu-lrS.
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FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,
smith6eld, and Hampton; Washington. u. c.;
Newbern' Washington, and TaTboro. y. G., and
all points In Eastern North Carolina: also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old PoiRt aud Ill regu-
Jar landings on James river, At Low Est RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. Il. TATIM,
l SurgrfnfeniQut.
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MIS-. +. J. TIlURSTON, e-af5iq
vi THE MlLLlNER, @AhS&
3l5EAST BROAD sTHEET. .She'Es
viii ON
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER 10TH AND llIl-
open her superb assortment 81
MILLINERY GOODS.
embracing an the latest novelties IN 49,
IMPORTED MD DOMESTIC PAL lLi'N Dun
NITS AND HATS. -..,.,..,. =. .,, ,,.
Iircr.ut materials. shape. aud color; y /
WIS. ~IIE>. PLU>iIE>, lHb6ONS' ~.
TRICU AMI FANCY FEAIlii;to, NENN -. -
.,1 fiIlFBRFN'~ CAPS and Bo\NEI~, aii !
0JDTtDIE-' CAPS. CRAZE BONNLI> ana
Wells.
Polite attention given 10 customer. a., D.. c.uv
Wy Iti"i'''' &c 6-jt
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STRAW GOODS, &c.
WOOD AND COAL

T,0NL AND WOOD.-ANIIiE+ACll'Ii..Ei .
pNl-NNtt', M .izo,: KOlNER LUMP. for lG ~,
Gre oeI n 4c G GgT AMI Pm ri3E 'W6Gp-oaf
~ Il" fLiNH,i iioT lindiing. save money 10y cal
,~ ',' "i'' H. PNGE, 1908 Cary ,reeI or ''o
int IA tr,,t. or order by Telephone No. 100
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-. ,u1,1Ns NINTH MD CARN

= r. WATkINS, Ny II - .uT,rt + nnn
j STREETS has AZ low Tat tc cI hcst lrehiRope
C.a ca best Egg stove and MI h In"nH-
Ga LEST Natura >9!t CoE Sd tGr All coal pre-
lar and Scono nor ,%e: eRss s@rc 2 dry f@e and
~ Ntond-long. sawed and -p lll.
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAMER n.
ViRGINIA sTEAMBOATdl7S1 !,
C0MPASY'S

CoNPASY's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
MOUTH, AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS,
DIRECT: CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH
FOR OLD POINT.
BAL TIMORF, AND THE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
ALSO, CONNECTS At NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SNITHF1FLD,
AND EASTERN SHORE or VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLY ALL-WAfER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED HATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, $3.50.
FARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
MEALS. zoe.
ALL TICKETS UNLIMITED.
One OF the Company's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
=. G. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY, and FRIDAY. at 7 4. VI. for abOye-Ramed
places. connecting 40 Portsmouth with the Bay
Line for Baltimore and the North. Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk az A. NJ, arriving
az Richmond At about u. VI.
through tickets on sale on steamer and At Gar
through TrSys
STATEROOMS CAN re ENGAGED FOR DAY
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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-24
CITY ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, |
City of San Antonio, April 10Th, 1882. {
In accordance with resolution of the City
Council, passed April 18th, 1882, and by vir-
tue of the authority conferred on me by the
charter and ordinances of the city, and the
laws of the state (chap. Liz, laws OF 18th
egislature), I, James II. French, mayor of
the city of San Antonio, do issue this, my
proclamation, ordering and directing that an
election be held in this city on
MONDAY, NAY 9TH, 1882,
to take the sense of the property taxpayers
on the following propositions, viz:
First-Whether or not the city council
shall be authorized to borrow $Ioo, 900 for
street improvements, and issue bonds there
for.
Second-Whether or not the City Council
shall be authorized to borrow $4,000 for
the establishment of sewers and drains, and
issue bonds therefor.
Third-To authorize the city council to levy
a tax of ten cents on every one hundred dol
laos value of real and personal property. for
the support and maintenance, ETC., of the
city public schools.
Electors in favor of the several PROPOSE
tons will have written or printed upon their
ballots 'For' or against as the case may
be, the several propositions as herein emu
merated and numbered Ist, and and I'd.
Polls will be opened from 8 o'clock a. m,
to O'Clock p. m, at the following places,
to-Wit:
Ward No. I-Recorder's Office; J. A. Settle
presiding officer.
Ward No. 2--Corner Veramendi and Sole
dad streets; c. G. Artzt presiding officer.
Ward No. 3-Alamo building; Ed. Rische,
ST., presiding officer.
Ward No. 4-Corner Alamo and Villita
streets; c. X. Breneman presiding officer.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
signed my name, and have caused
L. S. the seal of the city of San Antonio
to be affixed, this 10TH day of April,
A. D., 1882. ]. H. FRENCH,
Mayor, City of San Antonio.
Attest: THEo. BALDUS, City Clerk.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-24
A Debt-Ridden Nation.
From the New York Times.

From the New York Times.
There has seldom in modern times been
war more financially disastrous to country
than that into which the late car was driven
with Turkey in 1876. In 1875 the financial
plight OF Russia appeared, for the first time in
years, encouraging. There was even slight
surplus. instead of the usual deficit. In 1876
the deficits began again. That in 1876 was
46s, s44,o 600 rubes. The Turkish war added
to The national debt more than $500, 600, 600.
Since the war ended there has been growth
in expenditure far greater than the growth in
revenue. This is attributed to the in
fuence of the military party, which
contrives to neutralize the economic efforts
OF the Minister of Finance. Such vaporings
as those lately of Skobeleff do incalculable
damage by keeping alive this war spirit: Were
Russia now to embhrk in campaign her
credit abroad would-unless, indeed her sue
cesses should be unprecedently rapid and de-
cided-be gone. As it is, she has of late
been compelled to do her borrowing at home
because she must pay SO high price abroad.
There would be frightful fall in her securi-
ties were she to 60 to war tomorrow, and, IN
view of her financial condition and internal
troubles, it seems inexplicable folly on the
part of Russia to think of such step. If
ever an empire should mean peace it is the
Russian empire to-day, and peace, too, should
mean at least half of the army sent home to
become bread-winners.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-24
SCISSORS AND PASTE.

Guiteau says he would be better off to-day
if his relatives had all died twenty-five years
ago. As Mr.. G. is about 80 years of age, We
think he would be still better off at the pres
ent time if all his relatives had died about
forty years ago st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
There is a genuine case of leprosy on the
outskirts OF Little Rock. The victim is a
negro named Elijah Turner. His skin is
changing from black to murky white and his
flesh is dropping off in spots from his body.
His suffering is severe and death is only a
question Of time.
The house committee on territories instruct
ed Representative Grout to move a suspension
of the rules on Monday and put upon its pas
sage the bill establishing the Territory of North
Dakota.
"Mr. LowelT'-The song you refer to is
"Whistle and I'll Come to Thee, My Lad"
A great many people are waiting for Presi-
dent Arthur to whistle.-(St. Louis Post Dis
patch.
The president, under the legal counsel of
Attorney General Brewster, and with the APP
proyal of the cabinet, has notified General
Fitz John Porter, in answer to his petition for
reef, that he has not the power to interfere
with the sentence of the court martial.