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COMMUNICATED
Ere stars and she EOUth Wind.

lCOMMUNlCATED.
EE:e Stars and the south Wind.
Enc sun set tsics like cameIes5 thing.
| Like Gy!f Z bird with biCken Wig
Inc stars come Cut from The vault above,
Like GiitterinK gems on o violet pail
Like memories sweet of a dear dead love,
TEcy sparkle AID shine and that is al.
Ny mam7r7 Offs to the dear dead past,
AID | muse On hopes too bright to last.
Oh . golden stars 50 far away,
Do you sing Of tho hopes b,yond fccllI.
Oar i;;c.lag gene. will it never BIO day?
ia: tie s.aTs snCQc ol-ard that Was all.
The south uiLd came with q sigh-srd calm
Like .iIs!lm bearing holy pain.
| y1etGcd. and asked the south niad then
10 give me some hope that might cnlhrs!!;
IL nd been both true to women and men,
But the south witd sightd-aDd that was ell.
fought for place in the world gre At thron 2;
struggled for right, igoored the wroDg-
On weary world how cold you are
10 fond heart filed with woe and gall:
You smiled ind you cursed. and ycu gave me
care;
I;u flied RE With sor.ow-srd that was all.
FAIRFAX
Yves: End, Va, Sept. G. 1881.
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WEI. j. HOLLAND.
pes'e in
FRESH AND Sailed s1EsTs.
Stall 70, corner Fairfax and Csmeton s!-octs,
MARKET BUILDING,
~: Pierpoil.'e old stsnd.)
Having bought of Mr.. J. Perpoint his in,ar.
est in the business, I will keep constantly on
hand at his old stand supply of ths best qnslity
of meats, which will sell at the most reasonable
prices. respectfully solicit share of the public
patronage nnd guarantee satisfaction.
jyl9 WIN. j. HOLLAND.
WE HAVE this Day secured the agency tor
w celebrated brand of BOTTLED ILE
md PORTER, which we will keep consssn.lv
ca hand, and to which We invite the attention Of
families who desire ne article of Ala or Portar
ap27 W. A. JOHNSON & co.
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FANCY GOODS.

ALOVES in Kid, Berlin, Isle Thread, Sill;
w and Lace, showing all the newes: shsSes
tor the season. also now assortment of Lice
MiLts. Price Csc, 50c, 75c and 81 Is per pair,
Corsets in all the leading styles, perfect il G.
ind finish. Prices SOC to So 60 Der pair,
Underwear Special attention ia c:lIsS r. ;ha
large assortment fer Ladies. Giants. N.is.eg
Boys and Infants in Gsuze, Li:le Thread, UCs,
ssmer and Summer Merino: also s1e exhibiting
choice assortment OF L.dies' Underestimate
Of every description, Chemises, Drawer3. Nirht-
gowns. Skirts &c.
Linen and Silk Observation-Disclosures
Hosiery. showing the mos. choice patterns IS
VOL IS the largest assortment Of medium .nG
liner qualify. Constantly adding the Is$ys, rat
terms as soon ss they ara offered for sale by tho
u snufsctures
Neck Rutaings Rufs, Skirts, Ve:!nss, But.
tons Silss Cottons, &c.
Edgings in SWiss, Hamburg, Nainsocs Gers
line, Vermicelle, Waller canucs. Ian2uedoc,
Iorchon, Russian, Venise, Crochet sc.
Eighmie Patent Bosom. Kcinfurced .nd
Scratch Shirts, in laundr;ed and unirund:icd,
Collars and Cuff, aizss u 10 IS ilchas. Prices
l2c. l5c, Zoe and Csc,
Germantown, Shetland and Saxoav Wool,
Zephyr Worsted in sll Colors, Silks, CsTvass, & G.
Neckwesr-At sll times the collection will
surpsss all other sssortmsIts offered ia tho city.
& fine display OF Claudent, the best Scarf eyor
| msde for men; also Gordian, Fexor, Hsudace,
Tropical, DE Joinville, Lscs, and q cymy,e:e
| line OF Fancy Ties and Bows.
Q. M. AID A MIS-
i
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Mail, Southwark, connects at Charlottesville
With Ches. s. Ohio T. H., Esst and West A.
LynGhbG!g, connects with Norfolk s. West.
Nashville. New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Te1as-and at Dsnville WITH Richmond s.
D:nvil!e Is. T., to South end Southwest
Express, Southwsrd connects st Charlottsa.
ville " 81! points on Cbes. y Ohio 4. T.. and
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave Al.
e1sndris daily, except Sunday. 500 8. N. and
II 50 a. NJ, and returning arrive at Alexandra
II DO p m and ? 80 p. N.
For MANASSAS LINE lenve Washington
ITO a. N. and Ale1nndrix 7 e5s. NJ, daily
connecting with the Valley Road Fest and
West Leave Strssburs 2 50 p NJ, arriving at
AleIeudris a. 6 SIS p IA.
| ISION losves Ale1snGris daily, except Sum
day, at 90 s. n, striving ct S.reahurg at 05
| p. NJ, and returning leaves Strasburg st 5 70
| 8. H., arriving in Alexandria at 2 So p. m.
For Miiddieburg, daily connection nj Plains
s.stion.
For Uppetv;lle, regular connection at Della.
For WATERMELON. leave Washington G.
~ a. u. daily and II 05 a. N. daily, except
! Sulday.
Passengers can leave Warrenton at 8 % am
and take mixed train at junction and reach
Alessndra 81 II 10 y m, in time to make; A. q
+. train At y SO N for Washington, Baltimore
| snG NeH York.
All trains mako good connections, st Wash.
! ington, to and from North and West.
Nsw Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
! Z 10 .. NJ, running through without change,
| Fset train wi Marks Adjustable Reclining
Chair Car attached runs through to White Sui
! phur Springs without change and from White
| Sulphur to Baltimore without change. This is
| tao fastest train between these points.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
J Ard Augusta Ca, without change, on il Is
! p. N. train.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
| IESCER SINUGETER g. n j
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SicS|eca oc IBIS line will Tua rs fellows:
Ht3zs M4siS@esaE,
:9I 2ee::c2 "i.h Mufc1sHts' and niners Line
!os E33l0l, staalaeZ
s,4Es} 2" GE7 e-:gE E-aEa
&IaSL I2NDAE, WEDNESDAY, and
:f!siG--i, ii CO c'clC3i; p..u.; returning losra
Nor!nl': on alternate Gaya =. GW r. m.
This aGaunch iron steamer nes iust beon nsi,t.
al throughout ats;arooL,s newly furnished and
carpe:eG, and is .hH hsndao:acs. as veil Az thu
safest bGa. CT the Potnmec river and ChessDeak e
1ay, e;lG Is the only steamer making clcsa cor.
nation win the New York and Boston sts.r1-
CTS; also connects with Richmond s.os ses sEd
railroad lines c:cQ.h. Stops at fiGGY POINT
and EUlIyT LOOKOUT gong ard RETURNING.
E"si2hirG Easy Isl, 1851, excursion tickets,
&coc Tor stve1 Gays. will te issued as follows
stT.;c!rse round t:p 10 Is. Monroe and Norfolk
- "; ics: Class IRE TO Fortress Ii onroe md
&9rio!h -; second cia:s each way 81 90; f:st
class faro 10 tiHey Poin. and Point LooEont
81 50; hTSs class round tip 10 piney Point and
s'oi!% Lockout 81 GU; second class each wav zoe,
..:a:@Eoa:ns s.; ;cea!s 49,
E%;.Gs iG1gY TSiGN.
SF%a az ;SiS & c. ai.t2 So Z .ssaiJ 1850
t;E..*@sssev
GYE2l:T E&I!:}%3, as t@a,a.: End rt;r-nioc
:aaTe :, -: E@:':, f-0Gl pier IL Last river. EV.
SIX e2&u &-!2.2, 2. ccck p. u.
Tre s!3s:nura 0; this company mako coDnec.
tl"ns si : 2.io!.: To- EoGuE AMI sli points list
- A,e" Ioik With &li points Yves. snd North.
v'es', a2t! ct l2it:s%adr;s with Virginia Midland
&slf2:: end Washington and Ohio Railroad.
2Lr9uE2 Ta.os ElTen All i-eirhi handled c.rs.
My Ella i&eD-r.!g Fog further information
spP'y 10 Z. 4. ;&IEO, Agent,
WI. Ell; :. *i:.::cG President,
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RAILROADS.

STIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
JOHN s. BARBOUR, President.
IN and after SUNDAY, June II, 1881, Pr.
senger trains will run 50 follows:
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sTEAEERs,

IA ASHINGTON STEAMBOAT COM.
W PaNY-LIMITED
On end SITTER September l. 1881, the boats of
mo Washington Steamboat Company will run
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
y, 81 81, 10 lG .rd IL 80 q. IN and Is,
81. 400, ~ snd go +. m.
LEAVG WASHINGTON
SO 10, 80 and 10 so e. M, ard 12l5 2m
: ~ -, 81 500 W. .. q. aug3l
No"IoE.
fcE POTOMAC kIvaGIAND1Nes
On and siter MONDAY. August 1st, 1881 the
| Steamer !: '. AFRO WSMiIH, will le,ve hor
wost., foot OF Ii, & Stree. q. 1851, EMMY
SloNIAI, THURSDAY aid SATURDAY
TOR ell HtV.R LANDINGS On MondsV 81
"a: rs Nomini Ferry; On Tau;sd.y, Nomini
Eurrlonan and Leonsrd:owu; On SaIurdsy
IutlioGaa aud L-cna5dtoWn
H!ehmer IL SSTiO cuadays for River Land.
!nes +: = down rs Gpptr Aschodock, stoupiI ,
st bFcnys WHAT and Chsyol Point. ''''' L
iEr.ds7s rnsking .ho above LANDINGS 10 lar ss
G-o-1 J. e WOOD, Manager.
FOE Eo2E0LS, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
IRSSS 5oEEijE AMI rr,,r, c,>,,,,,,
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1851 GREAT. 1881
NTE

1851 GREAT 1881
70 TIE Eao okfa. %ssF Eo9Fa
DOUBLE TRACK.
STEEL RAILS. SPLENDID sCENSE
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMEEi.
May 10th, 1851.
TiMOHE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, COT.
ner o. Sixth End B stI aets, rs follows:
For philadelphia, New York and the East. S and
III 90 an. daily, except Sunday, and 200, TO- on
snd 10 10 IN daily, With Pslsce Cars. J.im.
I'm. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
md III 80 8. m. daily, except Sunday, and
Z w q, 10 and ~ Is p. m. daily.
For fitlsburg snd the Yves. 500 8. NJ, with
tarlor CAR TO plttsburg and Sleeping car to
P!tsOurG and Chicago 1920 q. m. daily
For Cansndaigu. and she North, 8 w q. m.
oxce2: Sunday and $50 2. 10. daily, except
Saturday, with Palace Car To- Csnandaigua.
Fer Nnikins, 1889 a, N. daily except Sun
d&y.
For Baltimore, 6 ~, 800, $50 and 1890 .. M;
2Uc, ", 40. sac, $50, 10 % and iO.l5 D. Il.
On Sunday 500 and IL. ~ am; 2.O0, g. ID, 90,
ID % ana 1915 p. II.
For Ropes Creek Line, do a. N. and 40 p. m.
dHiy, except Sunday.
Eor Annspcis, 4O u. 10. and 440 D. m. daily
o1uapl Sundsy.
LOCAL. TRAINS.
for &texshd!is 1CU, 20, Y20 and III 80 q,
H., "nd : ~, b, 6 ~, 6 and II ~ p. III. Sun
=, day At 00, 3 ~, and II 30 O. m. and p. NJ.
IIs:na loava Alezaadria for Washington, 500
3.G5, end 10 .. H., ard II 40, 3, s, 7. 90
:, p. IL. snd Il night.
IN Sunday at 8.t5. and l0s. N. and 90 and
III 2. n.
GaKoUGH TRAIN FOR TEE SOUTH, via
Guantlco and Richmond, will leave Ale1an.
afin 1t 7.2J anc II u q. N. daily and ~ p.
10. daily, except Sundsy.
fast mail, Lowing at II II a. NJ, makes bu. two
stops, VIZ: At Quantico and Frederick bug,
-. between alexandra and Richmond.
Aicke's snd information CAL be ptouu-ed It
principal railroad staLions and ticket olucel
oopthesst. j. K WOOD,
-, Gon'l. Passenger Sgent.
General MAnsger. uyl8
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FCk PCTC&AC River LANDINGS

Ei'oA Eo2EGA&, PORTSMOUTH, FOR.
GHES5 MONROE AND TIE soUTu
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TIE STEAMER

The STEEMEis
6 = = RGEI J, Il, q p "
ys,7,,o. CARVING tao q. s naiJ
TUESDAYS and TEUKSDaYS + 'I;.,' -, oh
ard SaTD hDAYS. :: G:3O p. N s;onn! ~ - q,
fif!"y Point snd Pv!rt Lcoxou. coino ana r a.
turing: Returning leaves No-fo!k on WIKI.
! = NSNA :. \ o. fridays anG SUNDAYS at 4
-: 5!jeslaH:a& 9Th Ms5 l. 1851. Excursion tickets
I ;s ~ = 'ss". kUo: !ol tour days, as follows
: SitS' e.rgS !=!e 10 foFtces5 Monroe and Nor.
t2ik. = o.; FIRST Glass round trip, e. co. Second
GIsSs, cacL H%?. 81 CO; first.clsss faro 10 Einsv
folat "9d POM Lockout. 81 80; Fifst.cisss
round tip, 90; Second. class, each way * cts
:ta!eToGus 81 IDEALS rs c.s. '' ~ ''S'
T. 3. HOQ2, agent y : n mb3G
I NhAAD & a2ABoAHD C0AS4;Na ~
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GAS Splss EEA.

SE7O tHE VOTERS OF THE CITY And
4 CUU&TY Of ALSXANDKIA-I re-
fpecNu!!y announce myself candidate for the
House OF Delegates OF Virgins, sutject to the
Will OF h , people IN the primary election Of the
CONSERVATIVE parAy, TO DC hold on Monday, the
18th inst. It is almost needless for me to ssy
ina. stand squsreiy upon the platform Of the
Conservative party adopted August 4!h.
&uE;O-!o CHARLES 4. STUART
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HhAAo & a2ABoAHD CoAs1;Na co,
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q OHIO EAIL.oAlI


n. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.
DAY. B&TWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND BOUND HILL,
Beginning HEY Q, 1881,
Leave Washington a, 8 20 .. IN. and l2O n.
m. and Ala1andris At 925 a. m. 425 o. m.
Ease LsosDurS, going westward, at IL 80 .. No..
ana y ~ p. n, End arrive At hound Hill a:
II 10 .. N. and 20 p. II. Leave Bound Hill
st 3 ~ 3. m. and II 30 pm. Pass LeesburR, 20.
ing eastward, It 6 % a q. and 10 D. M, and
arrive at Alexandria ST Is .. m, and Is
p, !n., and a. Washington 8 rs 5. m. and
- p. q.
saiS- Passengers from Washington will t.ke
She Washington and Ohio cars st tae Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station s!9 70 T. M and 4.2O
p. M, and go through to Round Hill without
change CT csla
The 9.25 am. train from Alexandris and 1890
2: m. train from Round Elll connect at Round
Hill With Mccoy 81 Wig2intons Daily Line of
Coaches for SnickersvilIe, Berry Vile and Win
Chester; slso Reaner's Line of Coaches, which
leave heesburg daily for Aide and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close Connections
st Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages for Pair.
Tax Cour: House.
Communication tickets, q ctr Nor n,tla
Annual tiokssa, $50.
Z, b. EAVRNER.
10y 81 General Ticket Agent.
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Stc$Geca ot Ibis line viii ru1 rs follows,
ht;3Ls M!s{SmGsa.G.
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D3UGs, CEEEMsCALE, &s.
TESTIMONY OF DRUGGTSTs

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS.
We have been selling ''SwfL's Syphilitic Spe-
cIic'' for years, ard regard il superior to any
thing known fo7 diseases it is recommended tc
clre
S. J. C.seels, Thomasville Ga; L. r. Greer
4 CO.: Forsyth. ga; Penhecion, SaIaueis &
Eeyno!da, Atlanta, Ga
ArIsn:s Co.. july !, 1874.
Wo used Swif's S5pLi:i:ic : pee Il ~ in the
Treatment OF cGnvicts the past year, nad beiieva
1t IS the only certain kno1cu remeGV !ha. will
ellec: permanent cure Of diseases Tor which i.
is recommended
GRANT, ALEXANDER s co.
$1,000 REWARD
vii! be paid 10 any chemist VINO will find on
analysis of one hn1ldTed bottles OF =. s. g, ems
particle of mercury, lotids potassium, or any
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pre-
prict0rs, Atlanta, Ga
Sold BY 4. S. LesdJeater s Bro. Call for
copy O! Young Mems Friend"
EDH' D. s. IEAD2EAw%a. Tuos. LzADsHATgr
L S. l4ea3beoa:sttc:ss s I}go.,
Nor. s and : 3. fa!Eta1 81.
Es4&asasi:aS :TS..
Dealers IN
PURE DRUu.5 AID MEDICINES, CuEnI.
Gals. TA1H3S, OILS, rHosEi&rA-
~ 4
SHlGFG, AGH!CU L"U3hL!
CHEMICALS FIMEGUi-
LET GOODS, tzc., sc.
Pcoprio!crs OF Anodyne Pe2torzl, Lut.!2..i;::
Imminent, Essence Jamsics GjGger AM Cough
syrup, and AXente for Ayers Medicines, Ay0.-
ills Chemical Prints &c.
Every effort will be plata TO n lii III h;st
reputation Of Our old establishments ~ 3
JOHN ID. I'll. LUN1!
(Successcr to Lun: s. DaviGsoa)
DEALkR DRUGS, CaEaICALln, PAT
TENT MMDiGINES AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
n. z. corner King End Washington sta.
ALEXANDRIA, W.
PhJsic:ans' Prescriptions . specially. [jani0
w. 4. CREIGHTON
Wholesale ana Retail Des!er II
Dsues. CHzu1cA1y. Z ? ARTS.
Patent Aledlc;1es. Oils Dye s.uGs,
Gs;den Seed, &C., &C.
30. IS Etng s!rsst, (H.&sr &arsr.s Z..,,;
ALEXANDRA, ElcGITIA.
.PhysicisnB' o3crlptionscsrefuliy coranourE.
Cd. Orders viii ssceiVe prompt .::..srsica.
nh 2-si
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E%;.s ieGfEY TSSssN,

z ,sS T.; Z sSS e. C, G.ts2 &
E:Es,.@GsneT
= i--.t E&::i.%I, hs :" a.; End returning,
!a:.Ta 49,. E4::, frocl p:ur y, last river ~.
-&-aI So. q &-!2,2, =. o clock p. y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14
From Our Regular Correspondent.
Our European Letter.

London, Eng, November 29, 1881.
This country has made another long
stride forward in the transmission of CON
nunicaIions between her people, by abol-
,hlng the distinction which heretofore
"x,ted between postage and telegraph
lamps. kilograms may now be paid in
nurren stamps Of any description Or suita
hle d. NUN nation. and when dropped into
my mail box the kilograms are wired to
he'll respective destinations at the eallics.
p'sslble moment. This change effects Il
considerable saving to the government,
md at the same time proves TO be Of gIeat
advantage and Convenience to the pubic
me next step forward proposed by the
Brush post Office authorities. and one that
Will BE- taken before long, is the reduction
II the minimum telegraph charge from IA
SMILING To slxpence. or e cheapenng of
exactly fifty per cent.
have received from the committee of
The proposed ''Gal field House hand
someIy printed, black edged circular, ex.
planning The intended charity. 1t is pro-
posed TO open in the south of London
ano'her " home" for friendless WORKING
girls, OF which there are already four in
peralon in different ptrts of the metrop.
oils, resp clIvely called Alexandria + ouse.
Victoris house, Marley house and Gordon
house, while n fifth, Woodford house, is so
nearly ready that it will be opened next
month. Garfield house will therefore b.,
the sixth ullding devoted to this humane,
purpose of providing houses of call of tho,
cheapest character for the hard WORKING
BUSINESS girls of London. From 81, so to
500 a week are the RAGS asked for board
and lodging at these houses, which. I he.
'Ievr,mak"s the enterprise self supporting.
pnce The primary outlay for furniture a
necessary equipment has been achieved.
In the case OF the Garfield house, one lady
who WI hholds her name, has promised 10
give 81 $50 to perpetuate in this form the
earthly remembrance of our noble presi
dent. He WAS SO humanr is the shin.
'oleth used to awaken The heat concern
ny u fairfield, and no truer phrase Was ever
uttered IN regard 10 mortal man. Isome
Times think that il Garfield could have
loreseen the immense amount OF beautiful
dement's TO humanity which his death has
Drought about he would have been wjllin,
10 die, so generous was he and sweet to
MIN AS was his warm and healthful life.
Only tl,000 will be required to open the
ID. tieId house. should fancy Mrs
Garfield herself would contribute to the
enterprise IT sne knew of it The list of
atIues of the Committee is headed by tbos.
u the piUus and charitable E,rl and
Countess Of Aberdeen; the Lady August,
Noel, granddaughter of Lord Byron, is also
a iuember; so, too, are the MarchiOness of
Tavistock and the Viscountess Lewlsbam
both ladies whose names are known
wherever heard as those of aristocrati,
danes endowed with tender natures,
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
BOSTON MARKET. Dec. 10.

FLOUR.-There is no change IN the nour mark t,
and the sales have been quite limited We quote
western superdne al $+.I5G500 common extras al
&5501i, Wisconsin extras at $5.50d65O, and Mime.
sofa extras, including choi'e bakers brands, at
d 75d7 so p bb, winter wheats are quiet at $3.50
7.25 Tor Ohio, Michigan ard Indiana, s70Od7.75 per
hbl for st. Louis and Illinois; with some brands
held at IS per bbl.; in spring wheat patents the
sales have been at sedS %, and some brands are
held at %, and patent winter wheats at t7.50ds5O
per Dbl.
CoRN-Is in moderate demand, but prices are
drm and steady. We quote No2 and nigh mixed al
73d74c and steamer Al II S67Sc per Oush.
OATS-Are steady and have been selling at 5sp
Sc for No and extra white, 5idi5ic Tor No whte,
53G5S C for No 3 "hie, aud 81 d53c per bush Tor
No 2 mixed.
RYE-small sales at 81 v bush. Shorts have been
selling al tlodlg Fine feed vi u, ini mI.Glngs
At S22 .5nd25 per ton Cotton seed meal is steady
At IS! so 80 per ton.
PROV IL no change In pork de.
nand moderate with ~slrs ~ slG.NUl7 for PRIME,
els 1850 tor mess, aud Slld22un pei Dbl for clear
nd exiIa clear, inclu ing backs. Beef sells al
slOdll tnr mess aud sl2dlS tor extra mess and
i'aai6 pee hbl Tor fanny Lard has been selling
II llN IL per 10 Tor cIiy and western. smoked
lam> are selling at Hale: per 10, as 10 quah,y.
TUCrER.- rbe'e Is a drm feeling Tor al choice
grsdes NJ butter; other kinds are dull We qu"te
western an no"tneln Creameres At %GSc for
choice and a'GSic Tor iair and God; New Il aud
Vermont la les al 2odS3c GpI choice and lIG:5 f",
iair aud good; western Hairy packed al 13n26 foi
choice aud l6d2e tur fair and gooh; and western
ladt packet At Nozzle Tor choice and bd lsc per 10
to- fair and good.
CHEESE-Is quiet aud we quote choice at l1hh
1880 IAN and good at lldl3c and common at 7d9
us 10.
EGG>-ire DIN and have been selling NJ 2sa3Oc
iol eastern We mont anu New lu'k 2id2Sr, ioI =.
Il. Island aud Canada and 2SI2s per dozen iUr
western.
pOrA rOES There is q steady demand for po-
latoes and market Il IN lot choice stock. The sales
OF Nropstbuk RNse have been at a5r; Maine Cen
lral Rose at 9Oa9ic; Northern Rose, J.cksons and
Peerless at sUfS5: Chen tngOes at B0G60c; ADD
mixed varieties pDor cOnditio0, ut iVd5Oc; pei
bush. Sweet potatoes are selling al S45olS,oO per
Dbl, as to quality,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14

The prosecution is now putting in evil
dence MS to Guiteau's condition of mind.
1t looks more and m IRE rs though the
man is well enough able to distinguish
right from wrong and that he hangs to hi
theory of inspiration because he knows
very well that his only hope is TO make
people believe that he was laborlug under
an uncomfortable impulse.
His interruptions such as where he
wanted Il certaiA witness pinned down to
an answer as to his responsibility on the
ID of July goes to show that he is a reck
less fellow who knowingly took his
char ces for the sake of notoriety.
His Interruptions of the court and law
yers become more and more freq tent and
the pr fence of Judge Cox and all con.
cerned must be nearly worn out 10 gIvlng
hun what be is entitled to, a trial under AL
the safeguards that the law secures to n
respondent. 1t seems never to have
occurred to those who bad to do with The
growh of the law or this subject that II
respondent could ever be found who would
make the very guards granite him by the
law the means of abuse to those whose
dl Y it is to try his cause and administer
the law.
1t is certain that as the case goes on
there is more and more belief tnlt GIN.
telu IS an assassin of such mental sharp
ness as 10 know just what dodge is most
likely to save mis- neck from the well
deserved rope. rather thin mtn so
crazed as to have lost the capaci y oil
knowing right from wrong in the act
done.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-12-14
Literary Notes.

B. Clossen Is engraving on wood
new portrait Of Whittier for HOughton.
Mifiin & Co.
The whole of the first edition of " The
Portrait Of Lady" Was sold on the day
Of publication.
A new and enlarged edition Of the
works of Bert Harte, in i've uniform VOL
umes. Is TO be bought out by HoughIon,
MIN q & Co.
The second in the series Of American
Men Of Letters, "N0ah Webster" will
contain a steel-engrsved portrait taken
from a very old and valued portrait 10 oil
made by James Herring.
A new life sized ithOgraph portrait Of
Emerson has Just been made tor Hnughlon.
Nlff1n & Co. at the Riverside Press. #
completes the list OF" Atlantic Portraits"
Tue family Of Mr.. Emerson have examin-
Ell and approved the portrait rs An excel
lent likeness.
Houghton. Mifl & Co. are sson to Is
sne a portfolio OF hand proofs OF cuts from
~ Ed;,;on - - hnndrsd .e,. vii,
o,nta;n ,h., a,,,,ars,,hs 81 ,h, ar,,s,s an (,
sn,ravar. rs 1pho,o ai;,;on Of five
hnn,Ir'.d h.s - 80 ia
G.b..d IN Ersnoh a., cr,n 90 e,s %
thev ann,..,ad IN honk firm and mos, If
Tim, ba also haan ,rsnsIa,ad ;n,n nv
ish Swad,sh Italian Snanisn bach and
Rn'.,.n ~ eli r. si~,a.,n,h liz -,
b,s So ~ p,3 D. !. ~, ~ oras "
and H. ia s,nI arc,, domand fdr m.
ho,l, sum s''" o '' INV
The article ON the Landing of the Pill
grims, written for the Atlantic by Sidne,
Howard t;ay co-author of " Bryant's His.
tory Of the IJnited S,atesn has broughl
the officers of The Pilgrim society TO theil
fee, IN defense of the d,v now celebrated
ma the nnniv.rs,rv of he landing. Mr.
Cav sought 10 proye that the pilgrims did
moi land in D,.cembpr1 and aid not fr,l
land on the shore at Plymouth. but more
likely on the cosst of 1nxhnrv A com.
munjcstion to the Bo,ton Daitv Advertiser
written bv nrominent officer in the Phi.