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NELSON'S WEDDING GIFTS.

ON lady readers may have a little curiosity
to know something about the presents that
were made to Miss Nilsson at her wedding.
They are thus mentioned In the London Court
Jougpal:
A9old bracelet, set with pink coral and dla-
monde, from her Royal Highness, The Princess
Of Wales; Iooks!' set s.a win 7 . dlam @ash Se e%sra ao1s
and enamelled locker, set with diamonds, from
lord Calthrope; silver tea service, from Bar
oness lionel de Rothschild; three chased sill
Uer tea canisters, from Lord and Lady &onds-
horongh. engraved silver dessert centre
niece. from Baron Leopold de Rolnscrno;
silver gilt bread basket, from AIreo ae holS 9ir
Samuel HAYES; large silver soup tureen ana
isdie. from Baroness Wildly de Rothschlld;
marble ermon bound jewetcase, from Or. ano
Mrs. Doremus; pair Of very large SILVER tulee
branch girandoles, from Mrs. Lyme SIepnensi
pair of silver candlesticks, from DoWagei
Countess of Essex; twelve silver guy ap ~
tlen dessert spoons, Mile. Tietjens; gold neck
lace and locket, set with coral and diamonds,
Dnc de Erals; travelling clock, from MISS Jes-
aica C%ayendlsh BeEtinck; silver tea pot, sugar
basin and milk jug, Mr.. Pyke; black pearlring,
from Miss Gerard. Among The many beautl-
fnI presents received by Nile. NILSSON IRON
diffsrent members Of the aristocracy ana
Morro nf Ornamental art and biioulerle, exc
cnted by Messrs. Howell and James. MT.
streeter. the eminent jeweller OF Conduit
sireet. Bond street, was entrusted WIN tne
mannfacture of the nine handsome ana Costly
,neKeis won BY the bridesmaids and other
members of. tls bridal party. Seven OF me
iockets are. seC with rnbies and diamonus'
corning 10 q design of her own the mono-
gram OF the fair prima donna. an u ate Wr
Streeter,s fixed principle of eighteen carat
oold. Mr. Slreeter had also the honor OF sup
Giving q costly necklace, a present 70 tne
BRIDE composed Of three rows OF oiienta,
pearls, representing q monetary value ol;,ogs
1ho1sand pounds sterling. The wedding CAKE
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vaa aupplled by Bolland, OF Chester. The
cake was richly -, or mai eas = bs %,Ss confused m"e:Ssi
~ reaI pearls. 1t Is not generally known
That NJ. Rouzaud first met Mile. Nilsson IN
parIs when she took music lessons OF NJ. Coli
nor NJ. Rouzaud, as a lover of music, took
niaasnre In being one of NJ. Colllnet's social
ccIrcle. Both Monsieur Rouzaud and MISS
Nilsson were then comparative nooodies, ana
when they were thus obscure they made up
their minds to marry each other.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofnce
at Charleston, for the week..ending S~eptemoerlS Is,
1872, and printed oficially in TIE DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
s Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to OK p. ID. On
Sundays, from 5h to 6A P. III.
~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are Advertised"
STANLEY G.. TRoTT, Postmaster.
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81 Persons depositing letters In the Postof1ce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp q let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Lette rOflce.
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CHILLS N FEVER? 2,
Silver SPRINGS, NEAR odlL1:.R ILrE

Silver SPRINGS, NsAR OdALx.. RLLrl
NJ : March LIST.
9 MEssRs: D owl. ! Noise 4saszs = u otyEss S SExfIEs aabs
ali living In tbs msIarious distrlcts Of the south,
and particularly In the evsrgladestof
Very rssps sass sy.,isz% SHiss Il. /.
KINGsTRgE. 8. I., t,ls!o:lf
Mr.. B.. F. NOISE. CHARLESTON, =. O.5DeafjsilE
L have used your FEVER n
my practice this all, and have never N inc nras.
instance failed to relieve, my patients; I navel
now frequent calls in my drug store for tnemii anu
I always recommend them, and with the hHppieats
f fian If showing Wtsn su nat yo9 yo our Fever and f:1aus5
PIisn have relieved many under nv treatment
when other medicines that l have tred navaA
failed to do. j. s. f ss~o55k sasSsHoS. Ii D.
N1RoITURs,, RARNwILL DIsT.ides Chit:
- ei.F; Jolly: 12,lsn sel1 "a
Ma; B. F: MOnEapear , BE: ,1 IL, . recly @fySnrs
fEYER AND AaUE .PILLa,T that p vesbssn tod
nv M. wa would saw as far AZ " know .7theys
have given entire satisfaction. sWeHnafceas1ugg
TO recommend them; .s.ns
4. loa ". T:'Hnn1STSasas oa.SS.
NEAR GRBEN POND, JsJ& y:R- ~ 10
... ,-flt November II. 1B10. .thllS1.
MH. B. F. Mo1ss-Dear slr: I am glad % az
your FEVER AND AGUE PILLS are all you claim
for them. Ihsve used them IN my family anoao9'
my place, and In every case. they have pfoIeas@ g.
leCLu6ls SOm6 VI VIC CoSCo IA
az they nave lasted over tr0tyea q. Ia no casa
was more than q single box; required,
case has the disease returned, anu ~ soVc1ilss
months ago SINCE fused them. nisossiIts
GoURDIN's DEPOT, N. E.R. B., Sep. 1e. III
HHssRs. Dow1Y. EoHE q DlyW@sifs: ! atf fn..
proyinQ In health almost as fast as IcAn,laporin&
nnder different old chronic dlseasea.1 alatooka
NOISES FEVER AMI AGUE PILLS a9reeanaa@
directiops, and md them the peat-medlctneII
nave ever tsken. and they have made . compisys5
cure Of Ohills and Fever on me, and my easS -
oho 49, Yeur humble servant
WILLIAM ]. BRADLEY,
Peedee Railroad Bridge Keeper
THEW contain no arsenic or poisonous iogIe.
dents Of any kind-nothing tn.tae Least aeSase,
iniudoQs to the system under any circn1suaces
land MAY be administered with perfeced eale9
to an infant. !. .,.,-;.a nn,h,..tinnssa go,
when taken az directed. ..,...ss.si;g
Sold by Druggists ana Dealers every where
b0W4Es NOISE AVE.
Proprietors and wholesale DrnSR1sALCs
May90-Lha6mo Onatieekon.
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agricultural marbinerp.
WRIGHT & WARNOCK'S
ANTI-FRICTION
HORSE power.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.

We take pleasure in presenting to the planters
and public q Horse Power gotten up by Messrf.
WRIGHT & wARNOCK, Of Barnwell and Beau.
fort Counties, s. c.. which Is a most perfect ma
chine. The said Power will give greater speed at
the expense OF less power than anything yet In
use; Is slrorg. simple and durable. Can be used
with equal ease for ginning cotton, threshlng
grain, pumping water, &c. VIII, on a forty saw
gin In good order, with two mules, moderate
gait. gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; brisk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull It.; light
for two. 1t sits in a frame In the house; can be
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sitting on
the ground.
Another important feature OF this Power 10
that the rising or falling Of the floor Of the house
does not affect the working OF the gear in any
way.
This is q Southern enterprise, and no humbug
Price s125, and freight, ready for putting up.
G.. q. KIRKLAND and W. A. CLARK,
Allendale, 8. O.,
Agents for South Carolina.
G. q. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina.
RgFEEENCEs:
Rev. Messrs. Joseph A. LaWtons and joseph
Bostick,s OF the Savannah River Assocta-
ton, Allendsle; Captain W. n. Bostlck,* Allen
dale: Rev. Messrs. D. J. Simmons and +. Milton
Kennedy, OF the South Carolina Conference; Gen.
ersl Johnson Hsgood, Barnwell Courthouse;
Captsin r, D. Sem, Columbia; F.. Pelzer, Esq.,
and Messrs. Reeder & Davis, Charleston, S. G.
.rhose marked thus have seen the Power At
work. 3unstusaspSosmos
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MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINING COMPANY.

AS Ageutfo the MARYLAND STEAM SUGAR REFINERY OF BALTIMORE Ely VIM PSosss1sy
low a 80 Amber Dhos In bares,w which offer at manuacurers prices eghtaddeL Any change
in Mice hng repoued daily by teegrapht husg wing the tndeh the adyanaged t ....,
~ AT also AGENT for the celebrated brand Of Family Flour manufactured 1 heS a We q
EMMONs, rst Lous, which canre recommend In every respect; uppalILuup p IL n6 NIsE' sMa NTa a sSs
E EMI Ala sswsio or eb best Mills Virginia Georgia ad Tennessee
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AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON.

We have appointed Messrs. 81. KLATTE Il co.
Soie Agents for Charleston for this Celebrated
Brand OF PURE KENTUCKY WAISKEYS, both
RYES aud BOURBON.
These Whiskeys are guaranteed pure KENTUCKY
COPPER DISTILLED. free from all compound im.
%nnrittes, aud highly recommended by eminent
chemists for medical use. The Brand Is patented
to prevent in~frlngements.
FARMHOUSE BROS. l. CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
We resuecifuIly inform our friends and custom
era mat we keep constantly on hand q full supply
of the above already favorably well known Wills.
eva. and offer same 10 the trade at distillers'
prices. d. hLAIaE q ~,
aug3l-stuth6mo NO. lSS East Bay.
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7. N. ROBSON,

vravrNr AMPLE MANS FOR ADVANCES, A BUSINESS EXPERIENCE OF
u twenty years., and combining m fsnenyt to q commission snna s mMa %b San IM opSTHMSs
nroince toh him NAV al their pnon.h have their onsgnnen SOLD either In onaresnn OF NEW
Yos,t thus having thea advantage ~ markets without dMHSs, e Wm fo SMaasH "Sas1one N O. Rev. =. O.
nmmera ID D.T nnessas Hon. John p King Augusta, CAL esrs l.. w Williams Co., MFes
ton y n: MeTs WIapsLB re Il 70. NeW
"A the SPECIAL AGENT FOR THE STATE OF DUPONTS WIZ MyK p m
fail kinds atA agadne The Ion experience sennseee S OF ses I'D, pap GoaniRs ,e % a2n@saSa or p pGa
nv liner Pouherin The markell Persons ordering pleas ename DUPONT
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Ahrens, MIS-
Anna
ARSON, Eliza
beth
AEstiu, Maria
Bailey, Mrs N
W
Baker, Mrs q
Bauman, Carrie
Behllng, Miss
Feddi W
Bergman, Jes
tine
Beraie, Julia
Bert, Ann E
Bonneau, Mar
Bolger, Annie
B%ruanlng, MIS-
Brown, Mrs Nal
comb II
Bruce, Kitty
Burckmeyer,
Mary p
Cane, Mary
Jane
Cameron, Sue +
campbell, Ele
nor
Carmody, MT
Cater, Mrs Gil
Chafee, Ida
Chaplin, Mrs S
Clancy, Susan !
Corddad, Ann
Conan, Eliza
Craig, Agnes E
CrooEshank,
Sallie
Grace. Mary
Ann
Davis, Emellne
Dawson, Miss A
Dawson, Beckie
Hon, Mrs WIN
Denlson, MIS- a
M E
Desell. p
| Desmore, Mrs a
Doyle, Ellen
Dralton, Annetl
Edwards, Mary
Evans, Ann
Egsn, Miss Mag
gle
Fabian, d F
fields. Mary
Forest, Richar
Foberg, Johanna
Frlpp, Sallfe A
Fyall. Ann
Gaugh, Marie
Gaillard, Phoebe
Ann
Gehrs, Miss D
GaillRrd. Miss Z
Glover, La ura
Gordon, Mrs l
Graves, Maria
Gray, Lily
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wv. B. JOHNSTON, President.
W. s. HOLT, Vice-Presihent.
GEO. 8. OBEAR, Secretary.
J. W. BURKE, General Agent
il. MERUER GREEN, N. D., Med.
ical Examiner.
". ]. MAGILL, Superintendent OF
Agencies.
O. F. MoCAY, Actuary.
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OR. BAER's IMPROVED VEGETABLE
narHARr1C PILLS. as,s

,,on-,e,or OF these Pills confidently g.
the proprless ss succeeded. by q skilfol Scofani-
nssion or. o. vegetable; Isme sss',b r. n. R50d SsaD's !: Pc 3
psistion t1ns ase %snferer. In tue following dig.
tne uo iSey have been used BY Thousands wtte
easss wonderful success: RIlcas Disorders and
IaVsr Complaint Dyspepsia or Head.
ache, Costivenesa, Loss OF Appetite; Nsnrs g.,
ppain IA the Side; BscI. aud Limbs, sick Headacne.
and all arrangements Of the Stomach. . ,.,.s.a
These Pills may be taken With perfect salesY ~
persons of any age or sex. 30 famly hnouio y
"i Ppice Ak cents abox; s boxes for one dolllas.
Tne n Ses a %1 h1 W DR. b. BEER .
o! SSf sais'' No, lsl Meeting sIees
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Another Valuable ERyen-
iENhl. -...----

Gates BACK-SCCTION PREvENTOR FOR
OIL WELLS, patented AunIs. IL, 1871, which eli.
tirely prevents the inaress Of air in oil wells, While
the tubing i being drawn. II is well known fact
10 oil operators, that upou wells where Gas Pumps
are used it Is necessa to rresccye nearly per.
feet vacuum as possible, and th5t no air should b.
let into the well, a. Huy time, when it can possibly
be avoided; consequently, whenever the tubing 5
drawn f. NJ well Il is the cause of great injury to
IT, ms the stn'hg box being then necessarily open
ci, the Sir immediately rushes back hctwecn thc
tubing and ling. into the well going into the oil
rock and gns yoins, and oji sequeutly causn- the
oil and Gas &c rush hack 20 n great distance So
much 50, that It almost always takes several davs
n ter pumping Is resumed for well to be brought
3acE to its former condition, and oflentmes taxes
several weeks md quite frequently wells have been
almost completely ruined by the air being thus let
in while drawing tubing
The BACKSUCrIUN PREVENTOR is attached
TO the statling box and works IN such way that it
completely shuts Up the space between the stUrrng
box and tubing cfectually that not p1rticlo of
mir can get through al any time while the tubing ia
being drawn ard replaced, 1t supplies q want long
felt and is without question, one OF the most val.
uablo inventions OF the cay to those crc ged in the
oil business. No well Should be without It, as it of.
ten times saves ten times is cost by once using
s1' IL is manufactured At the FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP oC ANDREWS d co ,TIDI-
QUITE, PA, and for 80 by Hardware Dealers.
Tidioute, Pa, March 2S 1872 --taw 3m
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DIR. Crooks
WINE
OF
T. "A e
ESTABLISHED IN 1862 ]

Coughs and Colds. The Druggists sayit curesthcn,
all. H..
Gus. n-y
Bronchitis. Every sufferer will hnd relief sod
crre.
Ihroat Ailments require only a few doses.
Lun- Diseases. Has cured cases pronounced n
curabe- aI T..
Debility. 1t renovates and invigorates the syS
'teni
Liver Complaint. Most effective regulator Of this
organ.
Dyepspsia Its healthy action on the stomach
cures 1t.
hrpetiz T. It is. health giving and appette-rs-
storing.
Urinary Organs. Action on them is marked and
prompt.
IE:. CRO0K's WINE OF TAR is rich
In The medicinal qualities of Tar, combined with
veratHbe Ingredients of undoubed value which
make it unsurpassed, not ony for the complaints
enumerated int it rapidly restOres ex.
Esausted strength, elesnses the stomach, TO
lakes the liver ard puts them 10 work causes the
food to digest, and males pure blood, and begeis
vivacity appreciated by both sound and sick lfynu
are ll'ctGd in any way, know II you try me
lITc-giviug tonic properties or Dt.
Crooks Wine OF Tar !on viii add your testinThiy
lis great faue in correcting any lls thi nesh
heir to" Prepared only by OLIVER Ckooh q
co sold by Druggists everywhere.
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WE CAN SEND YOU A PRccF or THIS.
A. y. FEAWEEY,

CoIDwATER LEASE, Wild CAT HOLLOW
IT, lenm &c tire. o., II the OIL authorized agent
IN Oil Bc4i for the sale IF the Powder, or whom
Il cen be obained by the keg or pound.
~ II is also for sale at the Hardware Store Of
Geo ". Minsor Petroleum Centre Pa.
July l2-tr g.
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GATES EAGK sUCTInN paE-
VhNTJn,

TRIUnpH Feb. B. 1872.
MES sJRs.. ANDREWS tS Co -GENTLyNgN :-lluvirr
used one Of Gates BACK SUCTION IRE EN-
TORS, can confidently recommend the sane to all
who have occasion 10 uGe the same, as the best Pre-
VcBtor of Back Suction on Oh Wells. Orwell was
so small that it haruly paid to ran it After put
ting on one Of CAT Esq BACK SUCTION PRE-
FENTOkS Tn" production was increased 10 . good
paying well. Before we put the Back Suction Pro.
yenor on the we'll, we inyaritbiy had to pump the
well two weeks before we could restore Il TO iis for
mer production after drlwirg tubing. his is en-
t'rely obyiate1 by the Sc Of tho Prcvcntor
HIATT, PERKINS 81 Co.
..a. TRIUMPH, Jan. "a, 1872
MEssEs. ANDRET5 6 Co--Havirg thoroughly
tested the Utility of CtTES BACK SUUTlUN
fREVENTOR, we consider them one of the most
Useful inventions ever made for oil we,ls, and we
think we are capable of judgne Of them. having
three On our wells We can now diaw bing, and
when they ara replaced te wells produce the same
n, before drawing. thus showing that the PrevcHtor
efectUally prevents al ngress Of air.
Yours respectfully,
.r.. BAoOg & IIGN1Y.
HEsSrs tNDTEws 81 Co--GESTs :--Ths ia o
certify that have used one of Gates BACK Sue
TlON pRE7ENTOR>, on the Lee ~ III HAND
Lease, Economic lil, and world not do without
it at any price, ii will do nil and more than it is
recommended to do. nd ! can checrfuilY recon-
mend / 10 all Oil Operators who have any Back sue
ton Wel1
Yours, SC,
.a JoHl MYERS.
Tfdouto, Feby9, 1s12.-taw3 3m.
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g. II. Fetteaxill Il Go. 81
Hk Row, Eew Yosk, sal Gss. r. Rswsl . Co.,,
Advertising AsaHs, are the ssls aesnts lus ~ Pc.
troleum Centre DAILY Rpsoas II Aat sity Ad.
vsrtsers in that city are requested - lsavs tAsir
hvors with either of toe above hossss
w-COE, WETaERILL ! co. Adver-
tiing Agents, Philadelphia, sU duly authorised
Agents for the RECORD in hat oty. no .. i.
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SCOTT ON BURNs.-ln the Septemt or
number of Nacmiltan's Magazine there is
a single page with the signature ii. Bartle
G. Frere," q name that guarantees the
accuracy of the writer's statement. He
publishes eight lines Of velse by Sir Wal
ter Scott. They form a kind Of introduce
ton to Burns Address of Robert Bruce
before Bannockburn." Sir Walter thought
that the opening of those beautiful lines
was "too abrupt" and that Burns would,
on consideration, have prefaced them with
some words showing the notation. Scott,
talking over this with a friend, hastily pen.
ciled the sort of thing he meant, and his
lines are before us. This is a literary an.
ecdote of great interest, and as such it is
most welcome. Scott on Burns must be
listened to with especial reverence:
"By Bannockburn proud Edward lay
The Scots they were ma far away,
Just waiting for the break o. day,
To show them which were best.
The sun rose Ger the purple heath,
And lighted up the field of dea b,
When Bruce, wi soul-inspiriug breath,
His soldiers thus addrest'-
"'Scots wha haze wi Wallace bled, )" &c.
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LOCAL NOT rs,

Cast your votes early tomorrow
morning, Republicans.
The weather has been bright to-day,
and promises well for tomorrow.
The gross proceeds of the State Fair
will be between s1l 500 and s12 ,000.
The performing birds, which were ex-
hibited at the State Fair, have made their
appearance upon u streets, and are de-
lighting large audiences.
We return our thanks to Messrs. E.
G. Leigh, secretary, and I. A. Pace, as
s~istant, for many courtesies extended dur
ing the Fair.
If you value Jour citizenship and de-
sire the peace and prosperity of the South,
vote for Grant, Wilson and Smith to-mor-
row.
Look out for ticket frauds. The Gree
leyites know they are beaten on a square
vote, and will practice all acts known to
the INSCRIPTIONS to deceive the unwary.
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Gpemiag State SanruaI.
Glorious Meeting in Winchester.

The best meeting of the canvass was
held at Winchester last night. The attend
ance was large, and iIcluded many of the
most intelligent and influential Democrats.
The meeting was quiet and gave the most
respectful attention. Colonel Daniels led
off in a speech devoted to the local issues
of the canvass by showing in the most con-
vincing manner that the material interests
of Virginia require q change of policy.
The Republican party was commended
as the party of progress, enterprise and
reform.
The speech was received with much
enthusiasm. The Hon. Henry O'Connor,
Solicitor of the State Department, followed
in a mastery speech. The administration
was nobly defended, and the absurd posi-
ton of the Greeleyites exposed. His speech
was one of the best we have heard during
the campaign. Mr.. O'Connor is from
Iowa, and is one Of the ablest lawyers of
that State.
The meeting has given a new impetus to
the Republican cause here, and we hope to
be able to show substantial gains next
Tuesday. We propose to give the enemy
no rest here. L.
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The prosecution of Mrs. Lloyd cost
Loudoun county $4,000.
"A man calling himself Henry Rowland
swindled the second National bank of Cum
berland, Md. out of 5000 ion q bogus
Q ieck on Saturday.
Timothy Dissy was fatally stabbed
yesterday morning in Bsst n by Maurice
Lam sney who was arrested.
Andes, Brookbank & Co.'S steam
cooper shops, at Jacksonville, Indiana,
were burned yesterday morning. Loss
100000, insured by Western companies,
s12 200.
The Secretary of the Treasury has or
dered the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to purchase one million of bonds
| each Wednesday and to sell one million of
gold each Thursday during the month Of
| November.
Mr.. Bancroft, our Minister at Berlin,
soon after the decision in the San Juan boun.
Diary case was announced, inquired at the
proper department for the bill of expenses
incurred by the German Government ir
the arbitration, but was politely informed
there was nothing to pay.
The Scott monument was unveiled in
the Central Park, New York, Saturday,
before a very large number of persons.
Mr.. Green received the gift in the name o.
the city, and addresses were also made by
William Cullen Bryant and William
Wood.
An accident almost precisely simila,
to that one which killed and wounded
more than a hundred people at Richmond
two years ago occurred on Saturday a
Durras, Ireland. The county assize'
were being held, when the floor of tn
courtroom gave way, precipitating tn
crowd to the floor below. A number
persons were killed and forty wounded
Crowded court-rooms are becoming abou
as dangerous for innocent spectators as 70
guilty prisoners.
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A FEW QUESTIONS FOR HONEST
MEN.-Did not the City Council of Rich
mond decline to hold a meeting on the last
regular appointed day because they were
afraid of raising q row in the Greeley party
which might endanger the election Of Capt.
Wise?
Were they not afraid that if they dis
missed Mr.. Pryde he would make revela-
tons concerning the last city election?
Did the Council at the request of Cap
tain Wise abstain from holding a meet.
ing?
Did any of the Wise family propose to a
Grant man to refrain from voting for Gree
ley, if the Grant man would vote for Cap
tain Wise?
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RICHMOND. VA. MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 4. 1879.

UNITED STATES MARsHALs FOR To-
MoRRow.-The following persons have
been appointed Deputy United States Mar
shals for the various election precincts in
the city for duty to morrow, and they are
requested to call on the United States Mar
shall at once for their commissions:
Marshall Ward = First precinct, J.
Wynne /; second, R. E. Stratton: third,
W.. II. Carter.
Clay Ward-First precinct, George w.
johnson ; second, II. G. Bertram; third
William Mickins.
Monroe Wdrd-First precinct, P. For
gerty and j. j. johnson second, James
Morrissey /; third, Thomas Cooley ; fourth,
w. Fl. Trent.
Jackson Ward-First precinct, Alpheus
Roper ; second, James Hawkins; third,
Thomas Filgate.
Jefferson Ward.-First precinct, +. W.
Moore; second precinct, John Rankin
and Benjamin Bragg /; third precinct, @. b.
Walcott and ID. S. Munson.
Madison Ward.-First precinct, John
A. Casey and I. B. Field ; secord precinct,
J. B. McGraw; third precinct, d. Il.
Lewis.