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a. 80. - sNien-. lu l'.t Capital ft.tte $40
- ear Gre and DE rr-asu we're received - s come
" ~ amorat Of tgI if N1. D1-a. tte period "a
a. "a. are Ald te claims paid Interest nom Investments
tH-ts tfufes speak ilurs, ant show tho onward
s+, ~ ilsttllu lts reliability Is inexperienced either
us...s Al.-itc NJ Getty. 90 principal American agezt
-eil ir e- itt.ll -Ilckcts Insurance Journal
--'-f aHee % rs above company, apply %
COOKE . CLOSE, Agent.
49, % az s., in EN-targs Hotel Building nehnoud, Va.
- '''' Pfoury zt.sd and paid without vefreree 20
fcf-ot
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NOTICE.
,nership existing under the name and sly
/. CARLTON 4 CO., expired hy limitation q
NOTECE


TE'R coparnershp existing under the and style Of
I GAkDNER, CARLTON & CO., expired by limitation the
3st u persons whom they indebted will present their
claims pay and those Indebted will make
delay. Tire VI the Hrn will by either
partner 70 close the business.
Wa H. HUBBARD
JAMES II. GARDNER
JAsUART IS, 1900 AMBROSE CARLTON.
NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.
NHR undersigned have entered into copsnerthp under tn
4 name and style Of CAR TON, CHAMBERLAIN & co, fo
TIE purpose continuing business lately
ner Carlton Co, No III Main Richmond Va We shal
always kesp hand genera shoes Boos Leah
intend 10 Increase the manufacturing department
f supply OF Plantation Shoes lined and bound Hi
Calf eWed Brogues Of make. From extended
acquaintance with manufacturers generally long experience and
continued pe nal attention feel confident o. ability Of
public desirable assortment Of Goods line upon
favorable conditions.
WM HUBBARD
JAS. II. GARDNER,
AMBROSE CARLTON
WM. +. CHAMBERLAIN
JAyrGAT ~. $50 ja2e-ciw
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ma. uORFAT,s vEGETABLE LIFE Pills
SAPONHFIER,
COyCEETRATED POTISH

CONCENTRATED POTASH,
More hdn Double the Strength Of Ordinary Potash.
NOR making Soap without lime with little trouble ifng
expense The cheapest article discovered purpose
One pound will make twelve fifteen gallons good Soap
nine pounds Hard Soap Printers will I'm Il superior article f3r
cleaning type perfectly soluble and free from impurities
Broken Ia smslllumps and put up In 7, 2 and D.
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS Brook
Ign, and sold by T. Z. DCRKEE 4 co.
se3n-nkwiYla 1s1 Pad Strert NrR Ynrk
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LrrrrRr by LOLA Mo>rz.-"Tae Countess Of Lan.-
t'l" viii deliver lecture, in ;h city on Monday night
al the Hau Of o.. Mechanics Institute.
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INXER ORDINARY AUCTION SALE OF Ca
II MAI AND WATER POWER ~ TIT TOWN OF WELDON,
NORTH CARoLlNAn conformity with permission granted By
recent acts Of the Legislatures Of virginia and North Carolina the
Roanoke Navigation Company VII the 18th day If April $50
the town Of Weldon proceed "a sell By auction their Canal md
Water Power a. and the said OF Weldon IN he
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal miles long
beginning the head Of the great falls Of the Roanoke srm
mating the foot Of the the Also another Canal
miles above the eourh Of mile long which there
fall Of feet and EatOns fails. With these Canals will
b sold al the lands The margin Of tie same, belonging the
Roanoke Company with all It's privileges and properties between
the oTns Il Castor and Weldon including Aqueduct Locks Mil
Sites and every other Thing thereto apperaulng Thi property l.
deemed n value and field of capital and
prise without superior In the Southern country. There Il Pail
Of eighty feet the volume OF 10 the River
the passes the falls Of James River Weldon
with Ralgh and with vi mneton. II the exceed
focus Of four Railroads connecting with Richmond with Norfolk
the nghborood supply the demands of extensive
uactues The lower Roanoke region provebia pro.
ducon Of and the upper for Wheat with which Weldon
connected by Railroad and River mas cation.
Purchasers invited examine this property, and Mg Bass
residing Weldon, vii Shos to all Who desire see and
viii exhibit map Of the
TERaso sale will be onetrd cash one;hrdin six months ont
third In twelve months with Gte deferred payments as
required by the act ~ the State Of " O.
THOS. AcGEHEE proxy Of the state Of North Carons,
WI. II. CLARKE, proxy o. the State OF Virginia
WM, II. WESS0S, for the Stockholders de99-dtdg
~ The sale will be conductedby
WI PAEEILL, Auct'r,
Petersburg "a.
Who will any time furnish necessary information 10 re-
gard 20 the property, either In person or by letter
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TIT RICVNOlD FFlALHIySTITuTE.

NOW It's sixth Session the daughters OF Vrgina and
y the South The best facilities for the requirement OF thorough
AMI finished education
employs able and well tried teachers OF whom
are vrnau them Masters Of the University
extensive and complete being intended to embrace
an young lady should study, with the whole arranged
University that selections may DE made and particular
studies. branches, pursued az pleasure
Il Invites comp on with the most prominent semnares In
part OF country.
Pupils are admitted at any time and charged only from the time
maculang Thew may sdvantageously at the
middle Of February, when the Second Term begins.
TURNS loVg uALF ApvANCB)
Board Including everything. $3.50
=
French Music DraEing. &c, usual extra charges.
A reduction o He-f.t.rti 20 Ministers.
For CATALOGUES, containing details, apply 70
;,el at.I, ,CUAS' m WINSTON pre.l5ant
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IN TIE mArrER or MERmANN CRANN,


guardian OF Frederick Cranz OF S;eubac the II
CAssei hereby 90 an whom may
that the April Of the Circuit Court o. the
Henrco il the state Of Virginia. shall petition the said
permission FOR aud receive all money person
property which belong said ward Frederick Cram,
Ike appointed his guardian In this
and 20 remove the said Electorate Of ess Case
HERMANN CRAM, guardian Of
Frederick Cram.
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~Gr'T THr upcT ;,
PEANO EXTRAORDINARY.


ID A, Taylor has Just received another Of DRIGGd
PATENT PIASOs "a, only Pianos contracted on truly s.
eniac principles ' strength durability, power keep
sni 10 retain their Ley far superior other PAno
They are highly adj red by sil who have heard them.
y. gksi LEEEsG says OF fhemt
Inc tone grand sl nOce IL has capacity sustaining
the sound o. singing and IL volume Of tone power have
heard eNcrlled In III H. purity sympath-c
GOTTSCHALK, sTRAROsCH, MARETZEK and many othsr
eminent Proes fry Of them:
The tone q the equal TIE best Fors AGA
excel them In pure facal nonadon aud actual power
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Z MD 10 NEIE-ANI IWFI '--''E'7 ~ T--V-F NIV00
that after public hereof weeks from dste appca-
will De made the COMMISSIONER a. Pensions Tor the issue
duplicate Of land No SI2 Tor Ion Issued . M
johnson widow Of Franklin Johnson under the Of
March 3d. having lost and gust s
ocsn entered the Office the day
OF December. 1859. PETER BARKSDALg,
l,2O w6w Attorney FOR Warranted.
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mo THOuAs n, RNNDOLPH: --rate motto, n,

'E'O ThSMAS rs tSA RoLT - :: laSe na,.es t.aj
Office Of Rlbt Turner Front Royal Warren county Va
Monday the lgh March. 1862 between sunrise and sunset and
@asse and others the Office Of the "ayor n The
city Baltimore Md Monday the 26h March 1890 between
sunrise supset read evidence pending
Charlotte county court which and another
ants plaintiff; Il from any the said dispositions
completed the DAYS above mentioned they will
tinued from day 10 day until finished. y b, JACOBS.
ia2T-v4u Counsel
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nv farm wing on James Rvern Charles CITY county and lust
above Sandy Point formerly part OF that Estate
ans about $50 acres 500 cleared most of lined
This land lies In compact form with beautiful Southern expo
sure-s Of fine quality and well adapted any crops
way desirable place. Any desiring larger
crease It by the purchase Of other lands IT,
ieI-cn A. T. HARRISON, Cabin Parish p o.
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yrLLIES,s FIRE AND BURGL,K PROOFS

SAtES-We Del. call the attention o Bankers Merchants,
dr- plan OF PEEFstr sacutr Tor Their Mon
v Books and papers AIMED invaluable safes The
resent n Chs where Sheet Iron safes we're open
sh ll pHser, ssy hin. ~ She safe 10 te OH custom
li5-s- sl shared similar fate years Since and from
which s., should De some nducement TO those who
Wish der va0-s secured against the burglar skill rs well as the
ravazes We Akrg pleasure Ia e1 n' IN a. our
store a Main street wh. III highest testimonials can DC seen VI
- Accents f0r Richmond.
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A CHllrE pVR SOUTHERN INTERESTS.

TEvE subscriber o. the health Of his family wishes
o. remove southern climate and Oilers Tor sale his
VALUABLE MILLS and other property The place Is admirably
situated factory never falling stream; asu0siAt
t stone Building 80 by 6l feet three stJs dam, and
rr-r ~ custom the years $500 year;
on Ea Hydraulic Press attached, within mile Of the
kHrr Ion D.uut fs midst OF dus growing county, and
good .rcty >coo Church privileges Few localities oder
such inducements Tie Farm coutai7s ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY TWO ACRcs highly inpr0vsd good Bdck Dwelling and
kitchen arse ard No Barn, and abundance % out
buildings would prefer eel the whole property together but
Dr. - essay alu.I Cd. the farm separate Offer the whole FOR
less than re cost CT te Improvements Ais detached from IN
above but more kat e distant tract Of 200 ceres
an IN wood except ab ut This No wheat and loba
land.
T-ss cuehrd cash, the balance IN and two years
Address r. p CLAPP.
f-2--tvgus Abingdon. Va
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SAVINGS, ISsTITgTIoN or RICHM0SD.

6IUhF q
NO. 80 MAIN STREET,
NNTHERE Deposits will be received which interest Of six
w per will be paid on all remaining deposit six
months longer and Ave per cent for shorter period
mis- Institution hsa been existence Thirty years has
Loaned over Ten Millions Dollars suspended has
never lost one dollar failed pay Certificate when due
JAS. II. GARDNER President
VIII. II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
nol-ciy EDW'D T. DUDLEY, Secretary.
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nELFORD ALUM Az IovINE Mss,

TJNHIs article prepared from the Of the Bedford Alum
Iodine Springs by scientific process Of csref evapo-
ration whereby an the mineral and medicinal proper
the retained in unmpsrcd, (as proven by
chemical snslysis) For sale BY
MEA z BAKER, Pharmacel,is,s,
lS6 Main street, above Post Office.
Call aud procure pamphlet containing certificates phys
clans and others. ja8U-2iWGE
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FesFicenis otys<t sSc Awcsse A. Ntere kgt su'
requiem wh he oeFedp for tas roposo Of her soa aa<
iron tnsscs 70 Calvary oeuessry for iossrnsnt
San'N In Bsoosgs, l.. l., suddeuly, on "Wednesday
morning hsy 2 LAuRsL youngest daughter OF Elwnr<
S<ioa fss ,oTeriy Of the Quartermssser Generals Do
par,ment. Haifax, Nova Soosla, aged 70 years.
Tho relatives and nents OF the fau1. are respectfully
requested 70 as'eud her uDer from tho reedcsoe Of her
trciter IN law Mr.. G. T. Fila, Of Myrtle avenue
and Morton street. Friday atari at two O'Clock.
Ber remAss will be taken Cypress Hills for intermeat
HSnsx IN. b papers please copy.
sLossk IN this City, on wecl esdsy morning May 2,
scarlet fever, ELLA LOUISA, daughter OF George and
Matilda sloane, aged 10 months
The relatives ssd friends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 sienu the funeral this Thursday Afternoon
one ocloek, from the residence OF her parents No. Al
West Thirty fourth street, without furtaer notice.
TAsHuRA.-h San Francisco, on Tuesday, April 3, OF
aged 80 years, months and days
WILLIAMSON Wednesday, Nay 2, after short and
severe iipees, WALTER WBIN, infant son OF James 8.
and Mary Williams, aged months and days.
The relatives and friends d thA family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the Tesideace OF Mrs
Mcheaomy, No. 70 Fast Twelfth street, this Thursday
Afternoon, q two O'Clock.
wooD.-On Wednesday morning, Nay 2, EDru, daugh
ter Of DR.. James R. and Enna Wood, aged 10 months
Inc relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral SERVICES from tho residence OF Ne. pa
rents, No Irving place, Saturday Afternoon q thrse
o'clock.
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effect of increasing their circulation In that
quarter By five thousand daily, or twenty per
cent upon their former circulation In the cities
and towns upon the route. Arrangements are
now made whereby the leading metropolitan
papers will be forwarded to all the New Eng
land towns In advance Of the mail, and be sold
at The price OF three cents to the public, instead
of 1--WE cents, which was usually charged for
them. On Monday next the arrangements will
be completed 70 forward them to New Orleans
IN period of eighty-six hours, and within two
weeks they will get them in sixty hours, thus
far outrunnipg the mails and insuring deli
very in the Southern capital every day, instead
of about once week, as they are now deliver
ed by the United States mail. The uniform
price Of the metropolitan papers will hence
forth be only five cents copy at all points
south of Richmond, where they now command
ten cean q copy This excellent express sys-
ten cannot fail to increase the influence Of the
metropolitan press immensely all ever the
country, and to enhance Its value greatly to
advertisers, not alone In New York, but In a.
most every city in the Union.
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Chs Reported DEATH OF o~s CeM.ul-Ss.e-

Zhc Reported Do@tA OF Gas Coasul-sSen c-
ral 20 yspAA-
In our special w4shnstsn cespsies Of April -, our
correspondent that private lsts from Of the
arm Of Wetmcrs Williams d Co.. at Skszsass, ccaveys
intelligence Of the death Of townsend Harris Esq, OUT
Consul General 70 Japan We have reason however 10
believe that these unpleasant 6angs osrrect
the fscs thu, tbs bsnoathly circular Of Frazer Co..
dated Shaaghss. Fob. Is, 1850, states as follows
Le<tsn from Japan house give. dates to Isth Of
February from NAgssak and the "a OF February from
KanagsWa The japanese Embassy TO leave In the
PowhAtan for the UnSed Staes calling San Francisco
the 10th instant Twelve princess with their sutes
numbering IN ell eighty Japanese, reported form
under command Of Lieut. Brooke, late OF the United
States eteamer Fenimorc Cooper Reports received
per Rem from KAnasswa, that Mr. Harris the Americas
OsasuIGcoerG hAA died suddsoly; bss the Cruiser
rived since, does not ooaarm The report although he
known 70 DO worry sick ct Joddo.
win b seen that the news communicated By our
Warrington osrrespoadent brought by vessel which
sailed before The Pswhasan but the latest advces IRON
the Powhatan neither oonrm the report nor sude 70 the
matter, - they would naturally do, since II concerss
representative Of government, to whom than
any other American, the civilized world indebted for
the commercial privileges with Japan beginning 70
enjoys and II therefore fair TO presume that the report
"a entirely without foundation.
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Married
AnIss-G ARRxr On TUESDAY, May 1, in Trinity
church. by Rev. DR. viutou, JAMES ATKINS, formerly OF
Quebec Canada TO FANNIE GARRETT, only daughter OF
Alex Garrett, OF Brooklyn, New York
CAMrBxlI-Sr. JOHN AT the Polanen Chapel, Bridge.
port, Conn. on Wednesday, May 2, by the Rev A. A..
Lvermore, JAMES CAMPBELL Of Minnesota, 70 CAROLINE @.
only daughter Of samuel ST. john Jr Of Bridgeport
merry Of Mobile Ala.
CuIIBERG-FAIns-InU Union, Humboldt county CAlifor-
MIA the Testdence OF the brioes brother Judge j.
wymAn, by Rev. Scott, CuILBxRo, formerly OF Got
tebbevg Sweden, TO Mrs HANNAH n FALr, formerly Of
New York.
DAHr-CrUm-In this city, on Tuesday, May 1, at the
residence Of the brides father By the Rev g. Hatton
JAMES DART, TO FANNIE A. CLrrK, all OF this city
FRnnAN-DrsrAN.-M Ctfton Staten Island, on
Wednesday, May 2, by Rev. j. Q. Ecceston. FRANCES p
FRxxxAs Of this city, and LoUHA daughter Of the late
CAPT. X. Dusan-
6WSlY- MmpI.ros On Sunday. April 20 in this city,
1t 81 Gabrel's church, by Rev W. Cowpe, NIoHoLAs
CHENEY, Eo, Of Abby Farm, B. James, l. T., TO Mss ELIZA
wSuGHr MIDDLETON. adopted niece Of Rev. A j. Day
England and Dublin papers please copy.
HASDRu-WADswoRm.-AtH oboken, Now jersey, on
MONDAY, April 90, BY the Rev. W. Rabbit, Of the First
Presbyterisn church. JOIN w. aASpRxS. Of this city 10
Nina KATE W. WADewoR, OF Pittseon Ne eldest daugh-
Ter Of spencer and Caiharins D. wadsworth-
Gardiner, Me-, papers please copy.
PIUNKnr-BArNoN.-In Br yoklyn, On tuesday, May i,
at the residence Of tho brides father BY the Rev Eugene
Cassidy, AusmS OLIVER PIUsKsn 70 Macon j., seooa1
SHmwoop-LorNa lin Brooklyn, on Monday evening
April 80. BY hh Honor Mayor Powell, PEn NJ sanwoop
TO CAKEn H. LoNn, both Of New York city.
wRzAKs- BooRAln On Monday, April 30, at Newark
N. j., by the Rev. Mr.. Btsarns, CnAR0 y. WKaAn d
MARY X, daughter Of the late Hsndrck Booraem
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Persenal Inssllsgsnes,


Hoa. II. p. Hsu., Of California; MAJOR j. n. webb, of
oh,o and Captain w. r. Chambers, OF the Uniisd States
army, are stopping Ut the Metropolitan Hotel
wD Powell, of Boston; A. Amodio, Of Italy; J. Csvs-
and ESQ, and d. J. To~nsead, both Of West Port,
stopping II the Union Place Hotel
Governor John Lescher. Of Virginia, In wsshingn
General shlelss leciurins In she west on Mexico.
chsvsler Hulssnss, Minister from Austria; Hoa ".
Nacon, Of Poissoch, scotland; Gen d Kimberley, New
haven; Charles Gardner, G:asxow; y. W. Pe>ckermas
aud family, George Cornclf and family, Mo. Jackson
and family. And frsscs Bacon, New York, are sso9psns
The Bennington Ba~n>- says that John Sherman, In
Powuai, VI bed born 10 him, the day he competsd
he seventeth year son and he calei bis name levi;
and the day were born unto him grands and
great grandson parents the time residing 10 three
dneron, sssss All three Of the boys are living now.
Mr. FELTON, entered upon his active DUTIES Prssdsn,
March J. Hs formal nAaxursnon viii take place %
Monday, 18th inst nr. Henry Ice, Jr., hes been ap
poinud BY the corporation chief marshal the
but The details Of the ceremony have not yet been
arranged.
The Cook diverse case d now progressing at Nor siob
Conn. ns libel between Mr. and Mrs Cook, she
.eri,as medium 20 Ire msnifes derm~ai o. her bs.lss
and be charging her With Improper ntiuscies with
named sp~ncer. ssme mosi singular tessinony hal
been vp be given tbn msi6es Of spvtualAm aud
~ snecs % the sody ssd mind q ihass sahIss.d % M
influence.
IN sandsy evening, ARA I. ssys shs ossedesss~ Mr.
Moody f1narts church, Queen stre>a Although the
largest church y ne ety. long tsecve the bc for Be
svsry svsiss MA sssss sss SrcsaS n, vsrc p.essd
" desssty shat yshsg hit cos0vsabie and,
ths rsvrrnd essuenAs p~naed ~ gay shrvuGbths sck
~ be gathering he 30 70 bFue9 sheuldess wo mo- Zee
snthusiass M Novshrcps sppsarsocs " prspcvsessng
Hn erprcsoa Of countesaace and cest Of forehead
pleasing, asd from sbe "nrs and play Of bn eye ths
sudor would b. csapps'sed his Discourse dd nos ex
him come pearls n nscy, ed buvuirg desire for IN
dersood 70 ~ aboua sveesy years a. sgs bus ne
apparcrty 20 "ua of yooth that one would suppoes
bun 70 have seen sore ~ and fror iuve
ny Of aspees fec prepared for shr fun s~rea
bis rich and csw.sodiss vuee, burvtn upsa shs -
h<e Tie notes q wumpet while he readx Hrs nyps psalm
. power whereby hn sudserce we're 20 eocana.sA tina
every emS<sce a bvcsxh was bed In ressrNtpt IN
s-rre thsc sves highly eusog~sc pkssch a. shs ssr
meo Hs srwcrs . Ne f~~Y PwiYx ere. u n sid
kaetne immecss sale
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Inval,ds.-Your Csnttru.d went OF

Imvsitdss-Nour CSnttnued want %
bealtb depeucs certain morbid acsumuiausns
The free crcusuan Of o,d aud hsse
ctnouica Bsandreu Pls surely rae ctrculst1
releved squAed from centre 90 surface ths half pase1
rosvoe WI resume aeir vAnus dutes activity supplAns
fssL reeew your lie.
sold at 10, Al 2N Canal street.
(Dr. BhAkDkkrH's o6ice)
Also No. Union square,
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aGnR. ANTONIO DK SOfOLOn0O q Havana has bos.
apVOlhee4 general Agent Tor tie saie q
sIN06a6 nkWEn0 AAOHuB,
~ III ARTICLES ooonootod with Islanl
fniihfnlH oxeoute1.
Gar b6snsr agents Havana hss bssa unsahfv y ths
6Wt een64s1 y hin and hes been disckasgsA-
L n BlM0BR . co.,
40 Broad way, New York
81 Oo6n0o street. EAwNna.
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The New jersey Wife Poisoning Case
( COnvlcsAon OF Rev. hIr. Harden.

b1viDD<1, NJ d. ny ., looV.
m court room was more densely crowded than over
fudge Dayton resumed liz speech. He ooatsnded tina
Hardsa conduct was inconsistent with the idea Of biz
noosaos or with tho theory Of suicide BE did nothing
Tor hk wtfs's relisf, brings her no remedies
pzospt buttsrm and says be has nothing his mind.
whsa came 1t the lastmomenn hin coward conscience
shraak, end he begged Mrs Rumasy mot 70 leave the
room. story Of suicide IL untrue, and IL were true
he would cey be les guilty than be had murdered
her BE foreshadows death in his letter and
items. When the arsenic he has b used, he says
ne 10 going to Milford, but goes 10
Easoa and obtains more Hecht recognises him beyond
reasonable doubt besides, Harden was in Eastoa st
the time and without sDy reasonable business, and
Nanocent be found who bought at about
that ume &c denied be had bean to E&ston. He said
This 70 avoid Suspicion and begged Doctor Blackwell aud
Rev Mr.. Hess exculpate bin. He would attend
t1e funeral account Of pubic opinion Then he plays
his Isst caromskes hts stsement IL ID not believed
he runs Ike thief when there s no OF personal
violence. He ~ arrested anc conducts himself utn
diaooica cooness Ihas having MsosS me 'oru ,,,
rs charged the indictment do not share his quit by
giving partial verdict. DO Tot give IMMUNITY to sect
muroerers; rcmembeI your solemn oA1hs
Judge whslpiey then read his charge TO the
jury, following nearly the same line Of examna
ron Is tho Attorney General He WAS very impair
sia but in and the facts could not but lean
sroDgy agsnst the prsouer We do not give the charge
which u merely resue of facts and theories already
puoisshed. During is delivery Harden had bis face
covered with his handkerchief and was much astated
<snd excited
The Court then adjourned TO the ringing OF the bell
The jury agreed after beng out an hour an half bat re-
manned out two hours
The prisoner brought '1to court before the bell
tolled and ir instant the court room was jsmmed
The semi rkDess-for but fe~ candles lighted
Adced the toemnity u the econe. Every oue knew
what the verdcs would be- Harden was perfectly com
posed when brought in and bis counsel spoke TO him Of
q rev trial, thinking the Judges charge-to which no
cepsioa had been taken-any hing but impartial HAr
den maintained his compcsure while the verdics
was sRpeaDced. Al the foreman said Guilty" low
NOES swept through the crowded room, and ii this
mept Hsrden's head dropped suddenly, a. n he were
vhot when each jurymAn said 'Guty Of murder in the
nvt degree" his csimpcss forsook him, and he burst
into tears tearing his hair with his right hand ana bury
IN irons he noe In consultation with his counsel, and
- IN the grsstest anguish.
new trial win be applied for. me greatest excite
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