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Eight Between Americans and Next
cans.

san FRANcIsco, May 25.-Tho Tombstone
EDHoph publishes an account OF fight ut
lgos ranch. on the line OF the Arizonaand
New Mexico railroad, near the Sonora bor-
der. Mcscal Is struggled across the line,
and much iI-iecsng cngendcred between
the American railroad laborers and Next
cans. 4 few evenings ago number OF
aborer-, with their families, encamped at
lgos ranch. The American laborors, be-
ing drunk, attempted 10 force the MeXi-
cans 70 give up their women. This was
resisted, and m ARRAY followed, in which
seven MeNicans Were killed and several
wounded. 4 number OF Americans were
wounded, and it Is thought three viii die.
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A DncIin E,rnnec.

PARIS, May 2j.-A duel took place hst
evening. near Nlond0n, between y. ili-
lain, chief OF the Department OF Central
Administration in the Ministry OF finance,
and VI. Drcyius, private secretary to ".
Wilson. Under Minister Of Finance. Both
OF them were wounded, bat Etithcr scri-
ou,ly. 1t is said that u. Dreyius i. respon-
sible for violent articles in the LGnfrae
aga;n,tth Finance Department.
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NEW YORK. May 25,-C0it0n--Net receipts.
40 bales: gross. 40 bales. Futures closed steady;
, sales it2'g,9o 69les; May, sl2,l2@si2.lt;
sl2.30@ sl2.37; September, s lc.O5ms12.O6: Oc-
t2per, sl1.59@Sl1.G1; November, Si143Go
sir.oS@S Loo: February, 1.72@sl1.74.
me PoSrs cotton report says: Future deliy-
erics are IN good demand, and advanced 12-10O to
lJ-loo above yesterdays closing quotations. At
nc thlru call August sold at SI2.37: september.
slZ;O! Noyember, SllAi@sl Al. Stay was
tobcr, SLIGO: December sII1G: January,
s11.59; February, SLID"
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Mrs. Ele U.orr.

BURLINGTON, iowa. MAY 2j.-Airs. De
Long, widow OF Captain De Long, and her
little daughter Sylvia. lcft for New York at
: O'Clock this morning. They will bc ac-
companied rs far as Chicago by General and
Mrs. Glasgow. Mrs. De Long will stay in
the East until The arrival OF the remains Of
her gallant husband.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
70 rmr DISPATCH FROM ALL FONTS.

and Other Washington News
The Mackcy-O'Connor Contest Reiardina
Business; An Indefinite struggle Probable
aver the Case Three Men KILLED by Failing
Rcck In n Tunncl-Champion Bycicic-Ri-
Ger Finally iIurt-verdict In the Case OF
General Curtis-Riocdy ARRAY Between
American Railroad Laborers and Mexi-
csns-Ncws from <hc Isthmus of Panama
DpeI Between French OGicials--Protcotins
lows from Outrage in Russia.
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IIoRsF0ED's ACID observation-disclosures
W. II. Parmol!e, Toledo,
o., says: - have prescribed The 'acid
in a large variety Of diseases, and have
been amply satisfied that il is a valuable
addition to our list OF medicinal agents"
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Crushed TO Death An a Tunnel.

NEW YORK, May 26.--lna new tunnel in
process Of excavation through the pail
Sades, at Union Hill, New Jersey, for the
New York, Ontario aud Western railway,
several tons OF rock fell to-day upon the
workmen. Two were killed and another
probably fatally injured. Work was sus-
pended for the time.
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Yhc Steamer ,yraniiouIin Disaster.

CoIIIEGWOoD, ONT. MAY 2j.-lt is now
learned that fourteen persons lost thcir
lives 10y the burning Of The steamer Mani
toUlm on Lake Huron last week. The fire
va, caused by the explosion OF coa-oil
hmm.
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LONDON, May 2j.-PriucC-> Louise (MW-
chione-s OF Lorn0 sailed from Liverpool
to-day on the steamer Samatian for Can
ada.
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Fatal accident to a BycicIist.

BosToN, May 26.-At Marlboro, Mass,
YESTERDAY afternoon, Lewis T. Frye, the
champion byccle-ridcr OF The United States,
was thrown from his byciee and haa his
skull fractured. lie win probably die.
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Hanged by VigiIanfes.

sAx FRANCISCO, May pa dispatch from
Walla Walla, w. T., says Andy Neil, a
horse-thiei and generally disrepuiable cha-
racter, was hanged by the yigilantes near
Rockford last Monday.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

- W. i-' nv - - = w TO-,
OFFERINGS.
xyrv,r Dol az2 hu.he,.
N WmlN ;i' i,i' = ,,S t,.irs 1uycd. LOCO
~ ti
bushels ,c,.t.,,
49, ~, D"'"1 ,. ti,
do. u ia,. .',.,' 49,. ..,.,....,.,,,.-
VIM ,T-pl1 ~ bu.hcI- very good Lancaster
~ 'si.4@: ~ bushels good lucisier at sl.3j; Il
Lu -,,'I. ,crv GOOD mixed al s1.3j.
fnr>-Atiifo 500 bushels prime I'd Ne.
ElNck IrAS.-2G bushels 40 LEO.
~. s,..,,;,., No. ~ $50
hFPh't l"A 1900 A-..'-'''-' 49, 80 -
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK.. May 2J.-No0p.-Stocks mode
rutely active. Money. 3 Per cent. tNchangc-
Long. / STU +: short. 4-g.. state bonds generally
unchanged. Governments generally unchanged.
EreHtnq.-ENchaugc.f St'i. GOycrnmmt+-4la IS
= lower: Others unchanged; new s., lUl' new
AS, llj new Is. l2t- =. Money, , .T3 FER
cent. states generally unchanged. Treasury bal
anccs- Coin. S3O.iO9: currency. sil36.
stocks IRREGULAR anf lower.
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MARINE XNTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 25, 1882.
ARRIVED.
steamer Old Dominion, Walker New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen & Co.,
agents.
Steamer Pioneer. Plat, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and Passengers. }. ". McCarrick, agent.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum,
superintendent.
Schooner ID. IT. Ingraham, Greeley. Roekland.
lime, X. WenGenburg.
schooner +. G. Middleton, Brooks, Washington,
light
CLEARED.
Schooner Warren sawyer, erie, Providence, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Montana, Brown, Boston, coal and
lumber, Chesapcake and Ohio Railway Company
vessel. Cuuie < Go.
Schooner II. y. skinner Thrasher, Elizabeth
port, ties. Curtis < Parker.
schooner W. :. Walker. Kelsey, Boston coal,
Chcsapeake and Ohio Railway Company: vessel,
Curtis & Parker
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GENERAL RAILROAD AND .~F.f3s
u STEAMSHIP TICKET OFFICE, ~,sssi-a-l1
1000 MAN sTltfHf -
DO Won c0nicml late vlsitt1 tac ol y COZ y
TRY or perhaps you do,iirm achl i'f -"hl' ~
YOUR frbHis. II s1. ycH W.l hha 81 I" N'"i 40
yantggc fo call ON thc 49, -.-i'd' ID. n
for nm OF tbe nr.t-cll-s OCEA. SLY .iNtiIf
LINES 20 AMI from EUROPE FttSl-' !. ~
INTERMEDIATE, aug SlkhtAHL ti1Nit9
no or FROM nIp prucipi point. iA ~ 4tIt ~.
EXCURSION TICKETS ~ R.Dt CID ~ -
STATE-ROOMs SECURED IN ADJ ", p.
Railroad ard steamship iicActs toalI points in 'Ie
Iiuited ~ lfes and Cgulaa-. Pa. tli-cir ana hF-
gaac called for 40 hotels and private fc-i 'chtr,
ana baggage checked 10 destIuauon. w, tar
riagcs 81 the city for hire 4, ". HNi.DLh'.
N l-nnlhm IUV| N-.I --tN't'
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

sALEs-rmsr BoARD.--1,o0o Richmond AMI
Allegheny Railroad first rs at S1E' 2'oOO Rich
mond city 6's at 111t; 10 shares A'ianta aud
Charlotte Railroad stock at 20; l'ooo Atlanta and
Charlotte incomes Mt 80.
sFcoyp EoAnp.-lO shares Petersburg Railroad
stocL ot osk. 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds
H." Class Dna; ~. 1000 at Tx, 1000 do at tx
900 AT 77H. 900 do at 77s, G,O00 do. at 77ii;
600 Columbia and Greenviile Railroad second
G's at s57,: 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny
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DUILADELPHIA, RICH-s1fFsf,
e.az-t.sza2'
MOND AND NORFOLK


APPOINTED sailing day.: Every TUESDAY and
FRfDAT at l. ", and every SUNDAY III o
4. 81.
Frolght for Tuc.aay,' and Friday steamers fe-
ceiyed an 1870 :. NJ: for sunday -igth'r uI
: =. VI. saturday. FIoient received daily III
il. VI.
steamers connect 20 Philadelphia ior Fail river
and tbs Vast.
foI 'D' ''''' j. ". hiCCsRElCk,
General Southern Agent Once i;ocket's.
W. +. CiNDE e CO..
coQo General Ase1ts.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCKMARKET

,T,v0a pri,o- fhi- week 1nTcd as IuIIOWs;
mr. T1tTf-ecsy best. 7Ac.; second quallty,
esa7bc.; good, 5l@Gsc.; medi9itm. m, or good iair
quality, 4lia5Nc.: rough oAeh' 'u'" eVo''' "o''
Hogs.-Very best, o. C.; other grades e@lo4e'
L, H., net. go, cv,red an0Ec
Sheep.-Uncipped, 4@6c'i ehppeu' o'-@oe'
u H., gross.
Lap5s.-5mGbc. r H.. gross.
Gedls.-f4aSIO 4 head. .o-es.o = ha.a
RhoDt 1sahcsd ~ beef cattle. 2l3 hogs, and
s9s sheep Ian ana lambs reported on e maree'' Bet
grades of beef cattle about a. W. "us' m'iie
ered Io anu arc Arm al quotations. sheep and
lambs are very duh, aud prices have declined
especially noticeable In lambs; some icit over u-
sold.
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| the opinion prevailed that II would pass as
Il came from the House, with but few, IL
any, notifications.
Colonel Amos Webster, Adjutant-Gene-
raj OF the District, to-day requested Gov
crnor Cameron TO allow District volunteers
/ 20 go into Virginia on Internationally.
! The report is that the President has de-
| termincd on five of the tariff commission
crs--to wit: Ex-Vice-prcsident Wheeler,
! OF New York; eX-Rcprcscntatiye Mitchell.
Of Wisconsin; John J.. Hayes, OF Massa-
chuScttS; ". W. Oliver, Of Pittsburgh;
and X. B. Potter, formerly in charge Of the
Bureau Of Statistics.
ASSOCIATED Press reports to Tie Difpaich.l
INDICATIONS or AN INDEFINITE STRUGGLE.
WASHINGTON, May 2j.--The Republican
committee OF seven on the order OF BUSH
ness last night determined 10 maintain the
position which has been taken by the Re-
publicaas relative 10 the election case Of
Mackcy rs. OConnOr, and 10 persist in
demanding its consideration before any
other business is disposed Of. They also
decided TO take recess from O'Clock till
: on Tuesdays and Thursdays, for the
purpose OF holding night sessions.
The Democrats assert an equal detcrmi-
nation to adhere to their opposition, and
present indications point to an indefinite
prolongation OF the struggle.
TIE PROPOSED GARFIELD MONUMENT.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 2j.-Thc com.
mittcc OF the Society OF the Army OF the
Cumberland, having in charge the raising
OF funds for the erection Of monument
at Washington 10 the memory OF General
Garfield, will publish this evening the fol-
lowing announcement:
TO the Press Of the United States:
on the 9Th instant we appealed to you to
aid us on Internationally by publish
ing the address 10 the people and announce
ing Your readiness 10 receive and acklOw-
ledge subscriptions TO the monument 90 DC
erected at Washington i'm memory OF Gene
raj Garfield. We further requested you TO
signify your acceptance Of such service in
order that we might publish through the
Associated Press a list OF the papers that
will aid Us on that day. To-day we find
confronted 10y an agreeable di-
lcmma that requires Us 10 appear in the char
actcr Of GpOlOgistS, so promptly and cheer /
fully have YOU responded to our request, !
and i'm numbers 80 far beyond our antic;- /.
pations that we find il wholly impractical
die to attempt az this time tie publication I
Of the promised list through the medium /
Of The Associated Press. We shall publish I.
Il later I'm connection with the result OF /
your most generous alliance. For the /
present we can only return our heartfelt I
thanks for the alacrity and uuanimity with .
which You have accepted the service. II .
the people respond with hut proportion .
lle 1.-THE OF your kindly enthusiasm we shall /
be- enabled to erect such a pile as shall .
rightly honor the glorious name Of Gar /
field. May the 30th OF May. 1882, be memo .
rablc "a, a day on which the great people ,
united 10 pcrpetuatc the memory OF the .
who died at the post OF .
duty. where DE- had been stationed at their .
command.
For The Committee. II. {. CoRBiN,
Assistant Acknowledgement United States
Army. Corresponding Secretary.
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MILWAUKEE.

vuwArKFT, Nav 25.-Fiour quot ana un,
chansed with falr demand. Wheat unsettled ana
Lover, 10. p Milwaukee soft, cash aud MAY,
al. 40; June, 81 2oE. Corn active ana lower No.
: 7Ile Oafs dun and lower; No 2, ape Nhllr,
SAFE. provisions easter, Me's-pors sle'oO cash
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T0r1y.scyensh Congress- First Session.

SENATE.
Mr.. Harris called mp Senate bill TO attach
the county Of Ilardcman TO the eastern di-
vision Of the western district Of TcIncS-
see. Passed.
The day in the Senate was more produc-
tive OF results than in the House. The
greater part Of the time having been con-
,umcd in discussing the japanese iEdem-
nifty fund bill, without reaching a vote or
amendment.
Executive session. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
No time was lost by the House thi, morn
ing in renewing the struggle over the Mac
key-Dibble conteSted-clcction ease, which
was called up by Mr.. CalkinS. Of Indiana,
Immediately after the reading OF the jour
nal.
Nir. Randall, OF PENNSYLVANIA, raised the
question OF lis consideration.
MIR. Kcnna, OF West Virginia. interiected
a motion 10 adjourn. on which Mr.. Randall
demanded the Yeas and nays. LoSt-yeas,
none; nays. 1873.
ON several mOtions'a bare quorum was
obtained. McSsrs. Ben. Wood, OF New
York. and Phelps, OF Connecticut Doth
Democrats. voting, the former with jhc
cali followed upon roll-call, upon dilatory
motions. until 4:iJ O'Clock, when quorum
was AGAIN broken. Then, after another
call OF the House. O'Clock having arrived,
the House took reces, until s O'Clock.
Pending the announcing Of the recess
ihe Speaker laid before the House q mes
>aee iroL the President transmitting let
ter from the Secretary oi Stale concerning
the awards made against Venezuela by the
mixed commission under the convention
OF April 2G. 1866.
The President says: 81 earnestly IN
vifa the attention Of Congress 10 this conf
mmcati0n and accompanying nNcstlre.
I'm case neither house takes action on il
during thc present session OF Congress /
shall icel it my duty TO direct that this Iro-
loncation of discussion Dee definitely linz
tied 10y recognizing the absolute validity Of
aN awards" Referred.
The House met in evening session at s
O'Clock. There was not a quorum q Re
puh'icans present, and after several roll
cali and various motions made The House,
at 10 o'cloca, adjourned until tomorrow.
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= direct rour-h.urs connection l. made bctwcsn
glchmoud and Norfolk ly trains leaving NAN
-hes.erut 1880 a. ~. aud Norfolk 90 / -'t' = -.
Al trains leaving Petersburg VIII stHl. if"n TIE
AppolnItt0N depot. 49,,
t'cuGing fhc rebuilding Of iamcs-liiycr fridge
all pas,fnecr trains depart nom and arrive At
Ailnchc. tai station. foot 81 seventh s'Nci.
i. h.. hENLl. General superintendent
a. POpE. bcuplnl Passenger and Ticket Agent
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RAILROAD LINES.
DEpARvURE or STEAMERS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ~fr-s;
- COMPANN. -.
rOR NEM YORK.


This company wiz Dispatch one of thor plcnIIG
stcamcrs-GIl ANDGTrE. ROASOkE. NAN
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION. WlANONE, and
ElCHMGND-&NLRN ~ t@DAi. FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. For hours o. sailing. see advertise
steamer, i5avc Now York TUESDAYS, THURS.
DAYS, and SATURDAYS NJ y. ". from Piet
rs lncw numbcri, North river foot 6f Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, ia;c-rooms and
bathrooms.
The fare, recommendations, and attentions are
Aficr-cabln fare to Sew York dncludng meals
aua BERTH. To: rOuuf-trp tickets SIS: stccr"gc.
with subsistence. 81: without subsistence, So.
Frcghts tor points beyond New or, forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
Freight received unil G o'clock p. u. daily.
For furhcr information, apply o.
GEORGE W.ALLEN K CO., Agents,
my II office ComwnY's wharvc'. RooAetis.
EOR NEW YORK.-Thc Old .(.s@ss
A Dominion steamship Company -sVsss:-ss.s
proposed sailing for uc week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKEH. FRIDAY.
Nay 2cta, 40 . O'Clock e. VI.
,.GrYANn01TE, CAPTAIN, KELLY, SUNDAY,
ROANOhE. car tdi- COuCH. TUESDAY, May
.3Urh. ai . O'Clock 2. VI.
Freight received up 10 / o'clock =. VI. for Fri
'ay ami Tuesday hips ana q O'Clock +. II. Tor
Through iiiiil, Of ladlug signed and goods Tor.
wardod with dispatch to an points north, south
cast. and west: also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accOnmu datious unsurpassed.
Aftcr-c3bin fare 20 New York Including meal,
and hcrtlI. $40: -triptcket-, ~: Storage.
with -ub,i- fence. 81; without sub -i.tcncc- SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tue
d1ys. " edne-day AMI SAtWG lys 10y nc lslGnm"n1
ana Petersburg railroad an 1880 y. u. VIII make
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets To he hat az
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and \. "
CARRIER. 1000 Main street.
t0r freight or passage. apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, AGeEtf.
nv u Company $ Wharf, Rockets.
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Flour-We quote: Fine. siE $3.50; extra,
SG.75n$7: supcrfnc $500 IS: common 81
rerinc il.5OmSj: common ttsiiy, 1890
1880. choice family, Ss.JOcrstoh
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All regular passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 5U-Ncw York and Atlanta cid Wa.h-
ingtOH and B1nyllc.
ON Train 52-I,iChmoHd and Banyillc. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
Ticket, sold 10 al points south. southeast. ard
southwest gnd bgggarc checked q rough.
folay-Oycr checks given en- local tickets.
4. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
4. W. II. TALC0IT, General Manager. my 20
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sichno,dl 2;f5 L. w. 6:l5 A. NJ. ,:i0 P.M.
N'iPOlntl BOO i. MIlOO5 4. ". 1O:36P. VI.

Passenger tram connects at West Point daily
except sunday with steamers for Baltimore aud
the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond at;G:l5 A. VI.
and 7;lO T.. ~ will have passengcr-coaches at
tached.
Train No. 81 connects at Burkeyille with Noi-
folk aud Western railroad for Farlayille. Iynct-
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 30 Through passenger stops nj an sta
lions. connecting at SnthCrhn's with Milton and
Sutherln Narrow-t;auge railroad for Milton; at
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points In Western North Carolina; at At
lanta for all points south and Southwest.
Train No % Through passenger aud MALL stors
NJ 2' stations, connecting at Sntherlin's with Nh
ton and Suthcrlin NarrOw-tiaugc railroad for
Milton; at Atlanta for all points south aud south
west; nc Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta rrilroad for Columbia, Augusta, Savar-
nah, and Florida points.
Trains from The south arrive NJ Richmond st
1880 L. VI, 7:20 A. NJ and 1905 i. W.. and from
west Iointat 1870 \. VI Passenger, and A. W.
aud 2:lO J.. ". (Frcghil
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, May p, 1852.
10 receipts Of nnc export tohaccos; yet prices OF
manufacturing decidedly Iuil ana III "e'Nc ue-
mand. -.,-
Nominal.
DARK TOBACCO-NANDft'4tEl AND HihN-
MING.
Lugs.-Frosied. s2.7jGs $40; lneGGinmi s4@
s4.75: good. si.75G4j.2J; Ant' sou 80 se.,
Lf0c-C0minon. S6.jOf lou mellum' $50
"a. tinc. SiOTSI5: extra fuc. sleetS2O.
Stemmin0-i.ug 5000 -. LeiiE9 onmon'
S7MSs.JO; medium, s90 slu' S"ou' 9iVcfiA
fine, SlI.5OMsl 3.
BRIGHT TeBACCO-MANrFAcItH RING,
Snokers-Comm0n, - $40; meilein' Eli
SD: good, sl3msl4; tuc, 9lJ@ Io'oVi i-hey'
F,ucrs.-Comnon. Sl0asll medium sl29
STA good. sI3.JO@sI5: me l3;2V. 40. 1T,
V'rG,0ggs.-C ommuu. SlSN s--.JOi- neqlum
$3.50 so: good, $3.50 $40; ane' SiO9sooi iahcy'
s6OMs7j. ,.,,,,,c,,. sooO so5
Wrappers. Ddhogdng.-.' 0il...s,5,, Gce s.0SS'
medium. 5000 $50: good, siU1e40' A"e' EouG
$50; extra, So 5O0S6O.
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and June. Lard-Prlme steam, sl1.37Ii cash and
June. Hogs quiet and steady.
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ALI TICKET, UNLIMITED.
NJ Nh. annn1uN,. .nIcinn. and olnganl

ono az the 'ompmys splciou, end elegant
steamer,
CITY OF RICHMOND or ARIEL.
carrying United states mailJ
=. 4. CLIFFORD. Commander.
fe-ve> Richmond every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ana FRIDAY ai $50 a. ". for abOve-nawcg
,la.c.. conucctngatP Portsmouth with tic Bay Line
iDr DldPOut. Baltimore. anal ilc SOtth. Return
iugfhr steamer leaves .uriOlh tt 4. "a. arriving
ar EichuDnl tt ahou. 4 =. A.
Through tickets on sIlt on steamer and 1t titr-
hers Agency. 1000 1ialu street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATEROOAl, CAS HE ENGAGED FOR DAY
or NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Frcl.it received daily for Nor.Dl. Portsmouth.
.mifhicIf. and Hampton: Washing ION. 40. &. .
NrwlcrI. Washington, ana Ialt'ro'. :. g, aut
on points On f1 term North Carolina; al.p, ioI
Eastern shore Of virginia. Oh Point aud an o-u-
Jar landing 0n JamD river, 70 Low f5t y t-.
and ,hioush Din, issued. J.. B.TArUM
my IA superintendent.
NOR BALTIMORE. z Ell
pOWiIATAN LiNI-DlRECT sTLAaifR
CHANCE OF WHARF.
INA further notice. the steamer LUCILLE viii
SAIL every MONDAY 90 ~ noon ifoin POW IN
TAN DOCK, M IwCniy-iOHrth and Dock streets
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of nding signed aud good. for
wlrdcd with dispatch % points Nprth and VI ct
Frcigh, rec iyei daily until =. ".
". %. Knight. agent.
-. =. T. gf-IgI r. soliciting Nttni. Nc -
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no BALTIMORE FOR $3.50.
TIE NCRK-ElVFR LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BAL TlMORE AND AL POINTS NORTH
RESUMPTION OF PASSENGER SERVICE,
DAILY except SUNDAY
OF AND AFTER MONDAN, MAY -, 1882, BY
TRAINS LEAVING RICHMOND ANDDAN-
VILE DEPOT. VIRGINIA. STREET,
At 2:iJ T.. NJ

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
Ia AND POTOMAC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
commencing MAY 10, lSs2:
344 \. NJ. leaves ByTd-Stroct station daily; stops
only at Milford and Frederick burg,
500 4. NJ. leaves Byrd-- rect station daily lex-
ctpt sunday.
800 4. VI. leaves Byrd--.rccf station daily
400 j. NJ. Accommodation for Ashland. leaves
Brogd-Strcct station daily except
sundays.
l:2S 4. NJ. arrives ~ Hyrd-~tfoct station daily.
J.Oi L. ~, arr~os al Byrt-street station daily;
makes no local stops.
Gag p. ", arrives az Byrd-srce, station daily
Except sunday.
s:34 \. NJ, Accommodation, arrives 90 Broad
street station ddily lcNccpi ~mdayj.
G. \. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
+. J.. -. MYERS. General superintendent. nay l3
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ST. LOUIS. May 25.-Flour dull and unchaIped;;
Nvbr,t oncncfl,With some sales higher and closed
,TcaE: 10. 2 red fall. >l.32 cash. l,82i Nay
- o. jane. Corn duh and lower; f4'ie- o.
cash. according 10 location; 100 May ~ re-
~ Ligtcr AZ slI6. Pork duh; $3.50 bid cash.
SId = Isd Nav. Bulk-mc1 Is qu'et AID unchanged
r "a ,gulI and nominal.
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,lr. Paul plumb, the track all the time
with the Republicans, but Mr.. Fulkorson,
while voting ON motions 10 adjourn and
motions 90 excuse members, refuses, rs do
he Democrats. 20 vote on the all-important
question Of taking up and considering the
r, % llackcy as. Dibblc.
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CuIEsAPEAKEAYD ONO RAILWAY

CllESAPEAKEA AND ONO RAILWAY
SCHEDULE.
TAKING EFFECT NAY II, 1882.
DEPART RICHMOND:
Fast line. 5 \. VI. daily; Expioss. IO:1J i. VI.
daily: Charlottesville accommodation. 4 l.. ".
daily Except sunday; 1910 +. NJ, Norfolk EN-
pre5-, daily Except sunday.
ARRIVE Richmond:
From Norfolk, 1880 \. NJ: Charlottesville. o
\. NJ. both daily except sunday: 7.}O L. NJ, from
the West, daily: \. NJ. FROM Huntington. daily.
gicket-Oniccs: Corner Ninth aud Main. lOOu
Main street, and depot. ~. ". RI LIkE,
General Passenger Agent.
g. W. SMITH. General Manager my Ia
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Passenger Freight dali Freight daily
daily. lyex. Smd'yl ex. Sunday.