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gave q rather comical account Of his en-
! ployment ut the Oneida Community when
he returned there. While Mr.. Scovillc was
looking over some papers the prisoner bab-
blcd on regarding the Oneida Community
and It's fanaticism.
ats just so with these Mormon people,
the prisoner said, starting up. 81 know
these Mormon people are suffering now
just as ! didwhen | was in the Commune
~, and want to appeal to General Arthur
and the Congress tina. j. TO assemble next
week TO do their utmost to wipe out that
Sinking fanaticsm."
In reference 10 his expression in one Of
his letters that the newspaper idea was q
"deyilish delusion,r the prisoner said he
meant that il was not feasible. He was in a
terrible mental condition at that time, be-
cause he thought he had lost his salvation
by leaving the Community.
CEOss-ExAsnNED BY Mr.. DAvIDGE.
Mr.. Scoville finished at ten minutes past
Z. NJ, when Mr.. Davidgc took q hand at
cross-cXamination. lie wanted to know If
his Inter ocean scheme had since been sue
cessiully carried out.
The prisoner said II had been by Mr..
Nixon; that his heOcyGiiC idea had never
been carried out.
Ilr. Dayidge asked few questions con-
corning dates. which drew out n few more
from Mr.. scoyilie.
At 2:lj the prisoner was excused, and
returned 10 Ills old seat. after having been
on the witncss-stand three days.
"Call Emory storrs," said Mr.. Scoyille.
Mr.. Storrs's name was called, but he did
not answer.
Mr.. Scoyile said he had received telc-
gram from Mr.. Stors saying he would be
here at this time.
Az OHIO WITNESS CONTRADICTED BY GUITEAU.
DR.. Alexander Neil, Of Columbus, Ohio,
was then sworn ard examined. He had
met the prisoner three or four years ago in
Columbus. The prisoner was then engaged
i'm the laudable enterprise Of delivering
theological lectures and selling an inspired
book. The book, the prisoner said, was
the finest literary production that ever ema-
mated IRON an inspired pen.
~ am sorry 10 contradict you said the
prisoner: 81 never said that"
lie had had two or three conversations
with the prisoner, and his (witness) I'M
preston at that time was that the prisoner
seemed 10 be badly balanced i'm mind. lie
did not profess TO be an expert.
At Do =. ", there being no witnesses
except experts present, the court adj
jOurncd.
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Strike i'm the Joliet, Illinois, Steel
Works.

TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED MEN THROWN
OUT OF MPLOYMENT-ACTION or THE
NATIONAL IRIsH-AMERICAN LAND LEAGUE.
CHICAGO, December "A Joliet, Illinois.
speciahSays the labOrers in the stCcl-works
struck yesterday in consequence OF notice
by the superintendent that the wages OF all
common labOrers would be reduced TO l23
cents per hour. The entire works We're COM
PEELED to shutdown, and as a result $500
men are thrown out OF employment.
The Irish Convention adopted this morn
inc platform and resolutions reciting the
grievances OF the people OF Ireland and eX-
pressing a determination to support the
Land League. An address OF sympathy
AMI encouragement was also adopted, and
at noon the Convention was discussing o
proposition to send IN instamcnt OF $780,
900 20 ireland.
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TeIegrnphic summary.

The matter OF reyiying the broken "a
cifc Bank, OF Boston, has been left to the
principal stockholders.
John Hlllyard, president OF the Jersey
CITY. n. j., Mechanics and Laborers Bank,
which suspended in 1878, has been sent TO
States prison for eighteen months ior con-
spiracy to defraud: Other officers oil same
hank were sentenced for lesser Terms.
The press-rooms Of the Evening Post, oil
Montreal, were damaged yesterday by IRE
TO the extent Of $1,000.
The Pail Nal Gazette does not favor the
suspension OF jury trials, etc., as means
OF coercing Ireland.
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MmAr pIlYsICIANs ~.
LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

I IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT-FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANI'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
An invaluable and palatabc tonic in all cases
Of weak digestion aud debility. AS a success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
rul~-see "Mcdical Press Lancet Brit
i.h Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-Gcniine only with the fac
simie of Baron Liebig's signature In blue ink
across the label.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had Of all storekeepcrs, Groccrs, and
Chemists. sole agents for the United States
(whelcsale only, G. DAVID & CO.. 43 Marx
Lane. London. England. ap 2O-Sao2t
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Secretary Lincoln's Annual Repcrt-Scnator
Beck, OF Kentucky. Renominated-Dcs
tive CONFEDERATION in Pou9hkeepsie, v. w.
fntai CoaI-Mine ExplosioBin Chio-Strike
OF the Joliet III l-WOrkers-Action Of
the American Irish National Land League
Failure of n Boston Broker-Crlmcs and
Casualties-Tcxns Railroad Mntters-A New
Orleans Tragedy-AS hip-Burhcr Pardoncd-
Land Agitation in standardization Times
on Irish Teran;s and the New York Tariff
Convention-Other Foreign and Domestic
Ifnfna. Nc.
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COMMERCIAL.
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, December 2.-Co,ton steady sales
HOS bales; up,ands, 1875; Orleans, ~,
,yeekjy met receipts, 1882 bales gross, 5e-36
BALE. cxport.-to Great Britain, 0,3Ol bales
to The continent, 1901 bales; sales, 1859 bales
stock, l72,565 bales. southern hour que. sno
800 ~ rhoire extra, S6sO6 sS.lek. Wheat IA
&c. higher and feyerish, closing weak ana De
cIlning: ungraded spring, rl.lO@ si.io. cer,
l6G2e. higher and somewhat excned slo.ihs WIZ W..
higher and fairly active; No. 3, 49@ f9ac. Hop
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Hockey Weights.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 2.-The
Louisville Jockey Club yesterday adopted
the following scale of weights I'm all class
stakes and purses, two-year-olds to carry
los pounds; three-year-olds 10 carry 10
pounds in their class. I'm all ages, stakes,
and purses. the weights vary in the spring
and iall-two-year-olds TO carry so and 81
pounds: thrce-ycm-olds to carry l02 and
IO7 pounds; fDur-year-olds TO carry IL
pounds: fye-year-olds and aged to carry
I21 pounds. In all races mare, are allowed
five pounds in the spring and three in the
TALL; eeldingS. three pounds.
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Texas Railroad Matters.

GALVESTON, December "A special to
the NclcS from Marshall says: " \ dispatch
has been received to the effect that the con-
ncction OF the Texas and Pacific and South
crn Pacific roads would be made last eve
ming at O'Clock
ST. LOUIS, December I'll. VI. IloXsic.
general manager OF the TeXas-Pacilic, and
Colonel LOWE, superintendent the South
ern Pacific. were present at the junction
yesterday, and prepared timetables and
completed all arrangements for running
trains. The road will be open for business
.InnuarY lst.
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senator Beck Renominatcd.

FRANKPoRT, KY, December 1.-The
Joint caucus OF the Democrats Of the Sem
ate and House was held last night TO nOmi-
nate candidate for United States senator
to succeed the Hon. James b. Beck. There
were ninety-seyen members present. Sena-
tor Beck'S name was the only one pre-
sented. After two or three speeches eulo-
giving him, he received the unanimous
vote of the caucus. He was notified OF the
action, and made speech OF thanks. The
action Of the CAUCUS makes his election a
mere formality.
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Atlanta Exposliion Hotcs.

ATLANTA, December 2.-Ycsterday was
Florida day at the Exposition ground.
Governor BloXhnm. accompanied byall the
State officers, was i'm attendance, and the
Florida building was formally opened to
the public with appropriate ceremonies.
POstmaster-Gcncral James, accompanied
bv Assistant-Postmastc Elmer and
partv. lett last night for Washington.
While here they were rendered banquet
bv New York exhibitors. and were shown
much attention by citizens.
Many delegates 10 the Planters and Man
ufacturcrs' Convention next week have en-
gagged quarters.
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WnyIaid and Murdered.

GALVESTON, December "A special from
Antonio SAYS the following has been re-
cciyed from Rio Grande City: "LOuis
Hardy and Sheriff X. +. Martin were way
laid and murdered six miles below here
at 1 O'Clock to-day. Sheriff Martin was
robbed Of large amount Of money col
lected for taxes. The citizens have petit
toned Governor Roberts to station rangers
i'm the npiphbOrhOOdr
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A $3.50. 900 Blaze in PoushkcepsIc.

POUGHKEEPsIE, y. y, December 2.-Ihe
Poughkeepsie Glass-Works were burned
last night, together with large quantities OF
glass ready for shipment and in process OF
manufacture. The loss on stock and build
ings is estimated at $4,000, but this esti'
mate is regarded a. excessive. Insurance,
$500 divided among forty companies
The fire was no doubt incendiary.
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ATcrribIe Trngetly.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-Margaret
Massey. AGED nineteen. was shot in the
head by her lover, Henry Meme, aged
twentv-one, Yesterday, who then shot HIM
self. being both, it is believed, fatally
wounded. MEME left letter saying that
they had both made up their minds to COM
nit suicide because the mother OF the girl
would not allow him TO visit her.
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Burned to Death.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.
LEXINGTON, VA, December while
two OF the children Of Mr.. James Brown,
Of this place, were at play to-day in stable
near his house the building took FIRE and
one Of the children, boy about three years
old. was burned 10 death.
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nanopt af the Secretary of War.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 1.-The
annual report OF the secretary OF War was
made public to-day. II is chiefly devoted
to the consideration Of important recon-
mendations contained in the annual report
OF his subordinates. General Sherman
recommendation that the army be IN
creased TO $4,000 men receives Secretary
Lincoln's earnest endorsement.
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Rreok I'm the Re,I-Riycr Dams.

SHREVEPORT, La, December "A break
i'm the dams in the lower old river on
Thursday night let the water from Red
river i'm with rush. This destroys the
effect OF the Government improvements ut
the mouth OF Jones's bayou. The break
caused the river here to fall rapidly
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A ship-Burncr Pardoned.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2.-Samuei ST.
monds, sailor OF the ship Iron Cross, who
was convicted and sentenced to five years
in the penitentary ~ the accomplish Of
Charles johnson, the ship-burner, and on
whose testimony johnson was convicted,
has been pardoned by Governor McEnery
on the petition Of the Cotton Exchange.
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Rreakase of a Boston Broker.

BosToY, December Paul VI. Swain,
broker and commission merchant in dye
stutfs, drugs, and chemicals, has failed.
Swain has done a heavy business both in
brokerage and commission line. His LA
bilities are said to be largely on foreign ac-
count and partly secured by goods hypo-
thecated on letters Of credit.
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Fatal CoaI.Minc Explosion in ohio.

CINCINNATI, ONO, December Am eS-
plosion Of a boiler occurred last night in
the Wadsworth Coal Company's mine near
Doylestown. Wayne county, Ohio. John
Hewlin was mortally injured and one
other man was hurt less severely.
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CELERY
IS \ REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT IT.
ELERY
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA. NERVOUSNESS.
INDIGESTION, SLEEPLEsSNESS.
AND PARALYSIS.

Celery has only come into public notice within
he last few years as a ncrylnc. but scientific cX-
perimcnts and experience have proved beyond a
doubt that 81 control, nervous irritation and pc
riodic nervous aud sick-hcad1clc 10 marked de-
gree.
Brown Sequard says that Celery contains more
ncryc-food than any other vegetable or substance
found I'm nature. Celery was first discovered and
used as ancryine by French physcinnsaboui 1867.
But combination Of the EXTRACTS OF GEL
ERY AND CHAMOMlLE. which has been bu re-
Gently introduced 90 the profession and the public
bvmy.clf. has produced such marvellous results in
curing nervousness and headaches ana especially
nervous and sick-hcadachcs, neuralgia, paralysis,
Indigestion. and sccplcssncss. that 10 has excited
publ. attention and newspaper comments, and
many physician, have tested the merits of The
preparation with he best results, rs quoted below
from few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
.sDr. Bcuson's preparation Of Celery and Chamo-
mile for nervous diseases, j. the most important
addition made to fine Inaicra meeiica In The l'st
quarter of q ccntury.'-Dr. j. ". j. EAgieT, u
"Dr. Bcnson's pills are worth their weight N
gold in nervous and sick-hctdIcit. DR.. l. ~.
Sieichtcr, Of BdttmCre.
.These pills are Invaluable in nervous dis
eases Dr. Hdmmond, q Nsto lgTk. 49,
u SUCCESSFUL n. u. H0imaH' II Chfistfdns-
bttrg, PG.
These pills are n special preparation only for the
cnre Of special diseases. rs named, and for these
hcyare worthy Of rial by all intelligent suffer-
crs. They are prepared expressly to cure sick
headache, ncryOus-hcadachc, Observation-Disclosures,
neuralgia nervousness, paralysis, slccplesncss,a
indigestion. and will cure any case. Price, so
cents. Postage free. Sold by all druggists. Depot.
100 north Euiaw street, Baltimore Md.
mo ls-cOd1wI
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ME lSSlMIylTlON MOVEMENTS.
,.,,a in wait 60 Remove" The
President.

,,.- Prisoners story of What Occurred BE-
c,-c fsis Crimc-iiis Mind Perfectly Blank
81, she Snbiect OF Rcmorse-Thc Cross-EN-
.,,iration at an End, &c.
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Land Agitation i'm Scotland.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. December ,, 1881.
SALEs-FWsr BoARD.-lOO Virginia consOls
NJ -; 20 shares Petersburg Railroad stock 1t
p; 100 share Il. and ". III. r. r. ". and ". H..
II. Co. stock (B. CO. nj l2j. - do. az l2G; 100
shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock %.
O. ut y 90 50: 80 shares Richmond and Alc-
.bauv Railroad stock M 3Si
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pICrURE.rRAMEs. ENGRAyINGs. 4
Personal.

CRY or RICHMOND, November 81, 1881.
TNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
N SFNTs: That have this day made VI, n.
CLARKE my agent 10 carry on the bAhiN1
BUSINESS ia the city Of Richmond 70 buy anu
sell for CASH ONLY. , ,.,,n>yrt.
no 22-2wS X H. iohNE"'
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The london "rimcs A" on Irish Tenants
ana the New York Tariff Convention.

LONDON. December The Timcs'S Lead
ing article this morning, discussing the
gravity OF affairs in Ireland. says: 1T the
tenants will neither pay rent nor 20 TO the
Land Court the law must take IL course.
and its authority must be upheld by the
whole force OF the Executive"
The Times this morning, i'm an editorial
article discussing the Tariff Convention
held in New York, says: "The tariff may
be revised, but it is not likely that sweep
ing changes viii De introduced while the
present extraordinary prosper ity in Amcri-
ca is maintained. II is unwisc Tor those
English manufacturers who have been
hoping to see a market long closed to them
reOpcncd to deceive themselves with the
expectation Of any speedy movement to-
ward, free trade i'm America. Some OF the
Americans will recognize the futility OF
battling against economic laws. and will
perceive the waste OF national energy which
protection involves; but nj present the
frec-tradcrs are lukewarm, while the pro-
tectionistS are active, eager, and united.'
Land Agitation i'm Scotland.
LONDON, December 1.-The greatest de-
mOn>tration ever held i'm Scotland in con-
ncction with the land agitation took place
yesterday at Aberdeen. Two thousand
delegates. representing 40, 600 farmers, were
present. Several Scotch members OF Par
lament attended. Resolutions were passed
demanding q general reduction OF rents.
compensation for improvements, abolition
81 the laws OF entail, and other legislation
in the interest OF tenant-iarmcrs. IL was
urged that the legislative changes required
must apply to existing leases. 4 farmers
alliance for Scotland was formed.
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4 Tighf. Ropc MnIl.er FATALLY rniured.

GALVESTON, December IA special from
Athens says that Nobly Monty, tight-rope
walker in circus. fell fifty feet. Ladders
and poles fell upon her, and Der injuries
are fatal.
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wAII STnFET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. December 2.-The Posts financial
article GAO L. VI. cditi0nl says; The stock kN-
change market. are les active Than yesterday
Tnl.ed States bonds Strong, and the extended O's
and a. are a higher, and a. higher. southern
state bonds are weak for 1enncsse,s, the new series
being down per cent. 80 u; the 81; new, II -
-: and the IS. old. % 81 -. Railroad bonds are
steady 10 strong the general list having advanced
4 add | per cent H. II. aud =. bonds nrst ad-
yanced II 20 7sA. then fell l.. 10 IA. then ad-
yanced ~ 70. and are 7Sfi as we write. The share
speculation has been alternately strong ana heavy
but the net result Of the nuc.u tlOns Is an advance
OF i,Grl In the general list aud In Louisville M
Nashville, which Is up 90 lO3. Tie Wautsh -tO.hs
hive been continuously weak. the common having
fallen Ia per cent. W 42j and the preferred - to
So The loan market IS active NJ sharp . per cent
for call loans Some of the ck-brOkers are pay
ing commissions Of 1-64ml-32. Time loans are
about per cent for four to sir months. fnr
thirty DAYS accommodation, prime mercantile
paper Is Coz per cent The market for foreign eA-
change l. fully steady, but very duh
BALTIMORE.
n,tTrMORF December 2.-Vir,inia 6's de-
ferred. IL: consolidated 49, second series, AOa
pas due coupons, S7s; new lO-iOr' hoe bid To-
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A RTHUR ROONEY, f
"A UNDERTAKEN AND RuRiAI.
CASE MANUFACTURE.

Telegraph, city, and letter orders at LOWEST
PRICES, day or night. Funerals ATTENDED, with all
the hrst-eiass requisites. once AZ iurhisufe "aio
rooms, Governor and Franklin streets.
au 2S-eod
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by Telegraph.
NEM Y0RK.

NEW YORK. December 2-BcenfRg.
$50. Governments strong new D, lOZA ne.
uer cent. states I'm light request. sub Treasury
SS6,lsS,04s; currency, Fi,l4S'-
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MARINE INTELLtGFNCF.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-DEcE,BEE ,, 1851
sun rscs....... o. 1903 HIGH TIDE.
sun sets. ........... 4:37 Moming........... 2:3f
Moon scts.......... 446 Evoning.......... 2:56
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEcEMBER p 1851.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanokc, Couch. New York. mer-
chandsc and passengers, George W. Al,n & Co.,
agents.
Steamer Flnitn, smith, philadelphia, nierchan-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCanick, agent
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers and United states mails. l.. u.
Taum. agent.
schooner Oaks Amcs. sheridan. Newark. coal,
Geryas Storr-: vessel. Curtis Parker.
schooner William &. Bee Lawrence. Bridge
polt. hickory logs spOkcs. &C.. Curtis A Parker.
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r,r,RD AND LAST DAY OF GUT-
rrAU's EXAMINATION.
STILL RlBPING on INSPIRATION.

,.,co Porfer's Ingenious and Pointed
CroSs.Questioning.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF STAUN-
~ TON CITY BONDS.
OFFICE or CITY TRFAsURER,l
STANTON. VA, November /, 1851.
In pursuance Of a resolution Of the Council OF
the CITY OF staunton. Va passed ON the 9TH day Of
July, 1881, notice j. hereby gwen uhl me > ker
cent bonds Of this city issued January /, 1877,
series e." payable twenty year. after their date,
or after the expiration Of i've years al te plea
sure Of the City Council, viii be- paid upon pre-
santaion at the Office Of the city Treasurer, In the
city Of stanton, or after tie lST DAY Oh
JANUARY. 1882, and that Interest on said bonds
JOHN VI. CARROLL,
no5-CatJanI city Treasurer.
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NEW YORk COTTON FrrI'RFs.

NEW YORK. December 2.-Cotton-Nct re-
cepts. l,429 bales gross. 1890 bales. Futures
Sl2WSl2.O9: January. Sl2.l9@ sl22o; Feb
ruary, Sl2.39M Sl2.f0; March. Sl2.57n Sl2.5S.
ApIl, Sl2.73 May, Sl2.s5mSl 2.S6; june
sf3.95msl2.gG: July. sI3.O3asI3.OG; August,
SI3lAMSl3.l5. sontemhnr : u. 4SAHl $50.
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UNDERTAKERS.

JOSEPH W. LAUBE, -
% FURNIsHlNG-U NDERTAk
CORSKR FIRsr AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND. Va.
WOOD AND METALLIC BURIAL-CAsES,
ROBES. IIEARSE. HACKS,
and all things requisite at LOWEST RATES.
Telegraphie and country orders solicited. NH
I j. BINFORD X SUTHERrzD
D LAND, UNDERTAKINGS, 1904
franklin street near GoycmOrl, kiehmosd. Va,
keep constantly ON hand all kinds ~ WOOD ana
METALLIC CASES and CAskETs also,
CLOTH-COyERED GASKETS. Orders from the
couBtry promptly attended 10 both day and night.
no 20-Sa.TuS rh3m
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

From and after this date ELLINGTON GOD
DIN. who has been engaged IN tie business OF retl
estate agent and auctionecr for many years. has
admitted u q partner bis son liARNlE ID. GOD
DIN The business hereafter will be- carried on
GODDIN * son. They solicit the patronage Of
tIeir friends plodgiug themselye, Ia a faithful
discharge of AL the trusts conhded 10 them In the
SALES OF REAL ESTATE whether privately
or nj public auction. ". GODDIN,
II. ID. GODDIN.
de 2-d1w&t2taw1m
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DICEM
SAILED.
FINANCIAL.
WANTED
TO LEND THE FOLLOWING SUMS
on CITY OR SUBURBAN PROPERTY:

IEIiWN NATTrFAf IUE1.
win De pleased 20 call az any time parties de-
string an Interview.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
10 Al ma Main street
, 1881-10-25

WHILE nothilg cut be sniA against tho
character Of t;oy. Morgan, or his personal
fitness fur tho oi'cc to which he llas hrcn nl'-
painted except nga and III henltl,. 1t Is 1T
tic remarkable TINT Arthur slloutd lave bcen
50 persistent in senrclinE for New York City
ian to take that particular position. Tho
nnly rcasnn why Secretary Wtnttoln's serv-
ices wcro dispensed with appears to have
'ccn that he calne from tho West; anl tic
special, IT not the only. reason why (sov.
ALnrgun WIS appointed Is that he resided III
Nrw York City. We carllot agree with orr
Eastern contemporaries that tho Office bc-
longs to Now York. II bclnnRs to tile wlsou
country, and tlle further away tt Is Kept from
Wall street tito better. We deem, 1t uh+
fortunate. also. that Gov. Morgan was
compelled to abandon his private business
before l.e was qualified by Inv to become
Secretary OF the Treasury. Tho sanle ob1ec-
tion applied to lin rs to Alexander Stewart
a,ul Levi +. Morton; md willis the letter of
tho law Is met by ,,ts retiring from business,
1t is not Qutte 81 clear Tint tho spirit of tho
law Is equally satisfied. Tile proprlcty Ut re-
gnirll,g anybody to make great business
and persut,nf sacrifice to bcc0tne Secretary
Uf the Treasury Is not lndfspntabfe; n'ld the
tlelEcacy unl cMburassMents OF his situation
may becnnc apparent when lle Is Required to
make Treasury rulings in favor Of or ngalnst
Ills former business associates. On the whole,
we should say the appointment 1ustlties III Il
peculiar manner the objections OF tho West
and South to the appointment Ut n Secretary
of The Treasury from the vicinity of Wall
atrhpt