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DIVIDENDS.

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COZ
OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND. September Is, 1882.
A DIVIDEND OF TWELVE PER
IA CENT of the capital stock will be paid TO the
stockholders In liquidation on and after MONDAY,
Sth of September, 1882, on presentation of their
scrip at the office of the company. BY order Of
sc l5-6t Secretary.
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DEATHS.

Died. In Powhatan county, september 18Th
Mrs. MARY T.. MAYO, beloved wlie OF 4. T.
Harrison; aged twenty-f0ur years. -
She leaves a husband aud one child To mourn
their loss. ,
Danyille papers please copy.
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Answer TO General Early's COnun.
drum.

To the Editor of the Dispatch:
The answer to the following conundrlm
will give General Eary the information he
desires in this mornings Dispatch:
Why is Malone to the Readiusters what
their defensive armor was to the ancient
Greeks and Persians!
Because he Is their cuirass (queer ass).
Respectfully, CMUs.
Richmond, September 20, 1882.
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se2o-5ti
POSITIVELY THE LAST.
EXCURSION TO STAUNTON.
. AII-nlAN NIElII- AEIIEAIEEn ". s

EXCURSION TO STAUNTON.
SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER %. 1882,
Uiu Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot SAT-
URDAY NIGHT At $3.50 o'clock; returning leave
stanton at o'clock L. VI. sunday.
RICHMOND TO STANTON aud return, -
GOrdOnSvlle To Stanton and return. $3.50; Char
lOttesyillc to stanton and return, Zoe. wdy-sta-
tions To stanton and return, $50. Special ar
rangcments for cOlOred people. Tickets for sale
by Thomas j. Stsrke Sons. 400 east Broad street
II. VI. Harrison. druggist. east Broad street; f..
+. Thompson, corner Fifteenth and Main streets
c. +. Johnston, 9lS east Main street.
For further information. inquire OF the commit
tee: c. +. Johnston, Is east Main street; j. a.
Tyree east Broad street.
Sc l0,15,192l.22,&23
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COLUMBUS, ND, September 10. william
Harden and his son fired at a party OF three
who were robbing his melon-patch, ana
killed Thomas Kelly instantly.
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H THALHIMER BROTHERS,
SOL BROAD STREET.

- u k<LA<e - ~ " '" : : >s~Ss
Ey- THALHIMER BROTHERS,
SOL BROAD STREET.
Our buyer Is pow In New York attending ,Ln
large trade sales, and making selections for Our
FALL STOCK from among the latest Impora.
lions.
choice selections Of
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, sATINs,
PLUsHEs, vELvETs,
sHOoDAHs, CAsHMERES, anI
HINDoO CLOTHS,
together with all the latest novelties suitable .t
combinations and trimmings
Our assortment OF AIL-NDtIs fbRNNtls~ ilr
suitIng and sacqueing IS the most carefully ~
lected we have ever shown, and embrace ,1er7
quality, width, and shade
our line Of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, col.
sisting In part Of
CARPETS. RUGS, CURTAINS,
TABLE-LINENs. TOWELS,
NAPKINS, sIIEETlNG-,
COUNTERPANEs,
COMFORTS, and BLANKETS,
Is receiving our best attention, and Will H. -ola
prices which must prove satisfactory % every r...
chaser. THALHiNhh bh'IHt
Central Block. sol Broad .tn,'.
~ lO-Su.Tu&Th
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-. {. :. cured me Of scalp Sore sore 90 .-
trils and Ears. after everything known tot.ru..-
zeal profession had failed. Three month. t.f
passed since quit taking ;. =. =; tn.re . a
SYMPTOM of the disease remaining aln ls.H.
nently cured. 1t stands unrlvallcd for b'.al-n ..
eases JoHS =. TAsrAIr.
~1ftr.tfr4. \ g.
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a. man with, sandals on to do: As 9
judicial mind, he desired to hold DIS nno'
scientiilcaIly expressed opinion IN reserve
awaiting further testimony.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICs. &c.
POSITIVELY TIE LAST EXCUR
i SION TO WEST POINT.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER -. NS2.

MONDAY SEPTEMBER 20, lcS2.
The managers Of these popular Excursions beg
10 announce one more Of their cheap and pleasant
trips, which VIII positively be the last this season.
They offer their patrons the finest attractions OF
the season. Now l. the time To enjoy the delicious
luxurics Of that popular resort.
Fine Band Of Music. with Dancing all day.
Boating, bathing. and Fishing.
Grabs, oysters. and Fish In Abundance.
Tickets only 80 cents.
Splendid Dinner At the Grove IIOtcl.
Train leaves York River depot AZ 1880 \. VI.
Returning, leaves West POin. at o'clock i. VI.
Tickets to be had 1T the train and Of The man
ayers. Il. L. ADAMS,
;. Il. PERDUE,
cQOl-5tE Managers.
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MEETINGS.

A STATED CONVOCATION OF@,y%zsH
n LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH ssTAtss
CHAPTER. No. 43, Will be hCldat st. Al A-zeSrs.
bans Hail, corner of Main and Third "'+~"~
streets, THIS Thursday EVENING AT 7o'clock.
All Royal Arch Masons in good standing are
cordially invited.
by order Of the VI. T.. II. J.. ,..,,
soOtItE Secretary.
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~. :. :. stands without peer. Thcprf.
will have 20 acknowledge 10 specific fr l
Diseases" Dr. y. L.bALloW ~ .Ur-. i.I.
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ROCKBRiDGE ALTu wtTER
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.
DIR. JAMES \. CABFLI. \. W. VI D..
Professor surgery and physiology Jnn'.-ir
Virginia, and President National b'..i
Health, says OF these Water.
1t Is undenlable that an unusuali, large
ton OF grave and obstinate C8s,, of chr ''
eases which have hallled fhC ordinary rs, .'''
the healing art arc annually cured. lNi
eases are INDIGESTION WITH GA>ltNi',,
DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHEA and D(>LN .hI
LEUCORRHEA, scRoFILA. kCLf MA. Dir.
The Springs are beautifully located n '''
bridge county, Va, and are open for ths rc''
of visitors from
JUNE lsT TO OCTOBER lSr EACH \ tN"-
CAPACITY, 1000 GUSTS.
The WATER Is bottled direct from Tie >p.'h-f
pacl.cd IN cases containing one dozen haii--l.
bottles.
For sale by the agents,
PURCELL, l. ADD GO"
Richmond, ~
And by druggists generally throush'"
United states. Ash your druggis, iof pa" '''''
fsel5l
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rverv man who enters party caucus Is
..,,,,o.ed to enter II with the intention OF
sco,,,escing in IT, decisions and being
hound by them II he remains In 1t. lie u
hound. however, only In honor, not with
written pledges; and when discussion has
ended and action has been taken, he still
has the right to announce that he viii
withdraw from the caucus and not be
bound by its acts. This right he never
surrenders.
Now the caucus OF the Mahoneites In the
last Legislature Of Virginia differed from
The usual caucus In all the points we have
mentioned. The written pledge given by
the MALONE members was an inexcusable
and shameless surrender OF all control over
their own actions. They were not trusted
upon honor at all. They were not allowed
to reserve the right to withdraw from the
caucus In case they found they could not
copscicntlously stand by its action. They
were bound hand and foot. Let the piedge
speak for itself. 1t reads as follows'
az hereby pledge myself to standby the
Rexdiuster party and platform, and to go
into caucus with the Resdjuster members
Of the Legislature that meet at Richnono,
and vote for all measures, nominees, ana
candidates TO be elected by the Legisia,
ture, AS THE CAUCUS MAY AGREE
UPON"
"Given under my hand and seal this -
day Of September, -. >,
f.. 81 - -
Now, no such pledge was ever before
given by any set Of legislators, national OF
State. 1t was an insult to the candidates
even to demand Of them such pledge.
Their act in signing 1t can find no excuse
or parallel in the history OF any party in
fbia country
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CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, sc.

CARPETS, 0IL-CLOTHS, &c.-l have
~ Just received my fall stock OF goods. Carpets
of all grades and styles, OiCloths, Druggets, Rugs
Mats, shades, Hollands, sc. Cornice Lace aud
Damask curtains OF all Grades and styles. Paper
Hanging In all styles, witch am Offering al low
prices. Work done In town or country. Al orders
promptly attended 10. A. JENNINGS. No. 1911
Maiu street. kichmopd,V Va. ~l7-ym
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OLD SORES AND BLOOD OR SKIN.
IN ANY STAGE

DISEASES IN ANY STAGE
disappear before the perfect Alternative aul f-n,
effects Of the GREATEST OF ALL BLOoD-PU-
RIFIERS. It so completely root out $3.50 poison
from the blood and braces the deblitatel .y.'.r
that diseases Of this nature disappear iite clac
fore the wind.
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DIssoLUTuONs & PARTNERSHIPS

RICHMOND, VA, September l, 1882.
NOTICE. have this day sold to Messrs.
IN j. ii. Gresham and Valentine Brown my in-
tercst In the concern OF Gresham. Brown a Co.
cheerfully recommend Messrs. GRESHAM and
BROWN to my friends for their patronage.
HENRY 4. PHILLIPS.
Referring to the above notice, the undersigned
viii continue the WHOLESALE WOODEN AND
WlI.LOW-WARE BUSINESS IN all Its branches
at 1915 Main street, under the irm-name Of
GRESHAM, BROWN & Co, and will assume all
The liabilities of the old concern and collect all
claims due said concern.
Thanking our friends and the public for the
liberal patronage bestowed on the firm In the past,
We respectfully solicit continuance of the SAME,
promising to use best endeayors Ia give salts
faction 70 all who viii give Us share OF their pa
tronagc. t JOHN III. GRESHAM,
sc 16-cod3t VALENTINE BROWN.
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.l RICHMOND, VA, September Is, 1882.
THE FIRM OF BALDWIN a. JEN-
Il KINs, heretofore engaged IN the wholesale
boot and shoe business In this city, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent q, \. IALDWIN,
sc l9-3w ". y. JENKINS.
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DYTIIIAN NOTlCE.-The OH 10
L GERS and members of SYRACUSE RSS y
LODGE, No. 3, KNIGHTS OF PI-i3 Il n
THIAS, are requested to attend regular Ssy@r1
conyOcatOn Of the Lodge TOMORROW wv
friday EVENING at 2 o'clock Tor bust VIZ
ness of Importance. Candidates fer Ranks atlehd
at So O'Clock promptly. Members Of sister lodges
invited. BY order of the Lodge. -. -.
JAMES JOHNSTON, {. {.
GEORGE L. BOwDEN, X. of X. and ;.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

->-~--~------7--0---~--------e -
II J. LEVY IL CO.,
2I3 EAST BROAD STREET,
late Of the firm of Levy Brothers.
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Cali and see Us, and De sure to find everything
desirable I'm DRY GOODS and NOTIONS.
T.. J. LEVY & CO.,
SEQ 213 east Broad street.
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through aith. l-t ESQ cor,.sr he IN. 'er,dI
and on the Lab under which 'ie i,s rom. ,in,
b inscribed ,lo words, 1T in-lorlrlsl D.,
persisted, IL hss purified. IL has paSse1
away uuw'pt uuhonored sud Gn,ung."
cannot now notice
INpEPENpENrtsN.
the hour grows too lAie, but Itpli Won the
only recourse is through the democrats
party. II is the PARTY Of the pcople ana of
the constitution. the only and last hone of
constitutional government Therefore TO
your tents, oh Israeli The grand names of
the past invite us to support il. Our re-
ward will be the purest, the highest; and
the benedictions Of coming generations
will be upon us for the blessings transmit.
TED To them. Our principles will yet be in
the hScenueht, ana Will assert themselves
as m the land Of Egypt, where all was
the light. aud the light came, so |
tell you now that our party will vet
give light and liberty to This coin
Try hepler, Calico, Copernicus, and the
others suffered for years through the Oh.
preston OF the dominant and base powers,
aud were forced TO keep their peace and
abide with patience the coming Of their
time. But their time came and thew rose
Triumphant So, tel, you again, that the
time will come and is shortly upon us
when the principles Of democracy,
which are the principles OF free
government, will no longer remain
III suppression. Truth In good time will
assert It's sway, The day Of deliverancc is
al hand, and 10000 600 of people will be freed
from the shackles which, for wears, have
kept them in subsection The speaker
closed with most eloquent and happy
peroration amid bursts of applause. tol-
lowed by a hearty hand shaking from
friends who throngcd around him.
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UlARLrs A. DANA, of tho sun, has been
mentioned by prominent exchange for
governor OF New York. Mr. DANA, how
ever, sits back on his editorial dignity and
scorns tho suggestion lie declares that he
"holds already an oihcc that is not compat.
IDLE with being governor of New York, the
olllcc of editor of tho Sun. The latter post
Is infinitely more powerful, moro attractive
In independence, usefulness, aud the con.
slant pleasure and satisfaction Of Its cscr.
else. II would be the widest folly to resign
Il for an inferior function. wc make gov.
crnors here Tho party suggesting
CHARLES AS name must have 'elt exceed
ingly small aner ,uch an on,burst Of cdlto.
rial gradiloQuence from his choice To- Cub
crnAtorlal honorA
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The government at Washington ought TO
give the indians in the territory the priy'
legc of attending TO Mn. OKLAHOMA PAyNE,
y rs their wsthcct'c tastes might suggest. He
issaid to be safely emcampod with choice
aud armed band of congcnlal followers on
the,Canadan river in the Cherokee roser-
walton II the noble red man were fur.
nished with the commission suggested an
ambition such as the captains would be ut
n discount thereafter and be regarded rs
somewhat of the chumrrgal and disastrous
character,
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TnE%two United States senators from
Tennessee IsllAM q. HARRIS and HOW'LL ",
JACKSON, are locking horns in thai state
over the present campaign. SENATOR HAIR
MS stands by GENERAL BATE and the regu-
lar.dcmocracy, while JACKSON has gone oil
with the handful OF boilers who are playing
into tho hands Of llAwKlNs and the repuE-
leans, under the guisc of state credit
democrats. SENATOR HNRms' course will
carry him Iriumphantly back 20 the senate
next wear,
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The Duke of Connaupht, third son of the
queen, has gone out to Egypt in communal
of brigade of the qua ds and ENGLAND
doesn't like it, England is indignant in A
quiet sort of a way. The promotion of the
duke to the rank of maior-general over
gray headed officers OF high rank was hard
enough but to give him this command !
John Bull is slow to wrath, but he feels il
rising at paying the salary of maior.ger.
eral to the du he on top of the $4,000 for
himself and the $500 600 year for his wife.
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TUX imposing array of independents
and independent and sIrmghtout rcpubli.
cans, candidates for congressional honors,
who are one and all striking" Mn, JAY
llupprlLs committee for oil to ran their
auxiliary and side -machines, are keeping
the committee in hotter water and giving it
moro to do nowadays than it has ever
heretofore had to attend to, Every candi.
date is said to have his budget of testimony
10 tho fact that he is the only available
man. In the meantime the committee
doesn't forget to continue its calls for help
upon tho poor boys aud poor women who
are working for the government. Their
earnings must be forth coming to keep up
these Adventures and vampires.
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Senator Hill, it might be sad admins.
tered ON his own estate during his lifetime.
Most OF his property was disposed of be-.
tore he died by gifts to his children and
his wife. His will, in short, merely dis.
posing of the remaining part of his prop
erty and giving directions about things
that he wished done and in which
the public could feel no inter.
est Mr. h. II, Hill, ir, is executor. In
item 10 the following; 81 give and be-
quca,h to my wife and children that which
some of them now possess, and which MS
sure them, in full view of death. is far
richer than gold and more to be dc,irej
than all human houors God is a living
God, and Christ came into the world 10 sayc
sinners, ! beg them to have faith in Jesus.
for by this faith alone can they be saved .
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In Is not generally known even in this
state that there is Shetland pony rancho
in Texas, but such is the fact. The Texas
Wool Grower gives an account OF one in
BeXar county on an extensive scale, the
owner having 5000 acres under fence, and
raising all breeds for sale. The demand for
his stock greatly exceeds the supply.
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Ir is understood now that President
ARTHUR is out in earnest for II second
term. AS u preparation or prccaution in
this behalf the rumor goes that the entire
cabinet is TO be changed, with the eNccp-
ton Of tho secretary of the navy, CHANDLER,
Mn. AErnup's cabinet while respectable
enough, are not working politicians suillc'
iently to suit and benefit the president, 50
he proposes, the repo says, NJ very early
day to reform his cabinet with IN eye sim
Gle to the nomination in lSSl The coming
advisers ARE to be the winning, unscrupu.
lous wire.pullers of the slalwaris.
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As AN exchange cuttingly remarks, that
the British arc so highly civilized that they
turn over the captives they want severely
or barparously punished to the khcdive,
whose officers do tho work handsomely,
and without any of those qualms of con.
science that would prevent such torture by
tho educated aud chrstlanizcd Britou.
Some of tho st cries that como TO us of tho
barbarity towards prisoners by tho khe.
dives orders ARE outrageous from ahcathcn
standpoint, and scarcely credible when It is
reflected that the work is under the eyes
and at the command of The English gcner.
ais. But Great Drtain has not acted in her
varied experiences in tho cast rs a mission
airy or u philonthropiSt.
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GENEuAL RNuM, tie commissioner of in
terna revenue, is at present stamping
Maine in behalf Of the republican party,
After this noble labor is completed now APP
parenlly so dlsintcrestcd, the commissioner
will return to Indiana and ask for DAVID
DAVIS seat in the senate The general will
never be able to i'll 1t from either an rvoir'
dupois or intellectual point of view, but his
chances Tor succeeding the great on.thc'
fence senator from the llousier common
wealth are said to be lirst.ulass.
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THE Irish constabulary are still refractory
and the government at London is likely to
have serious trouble with them. A gun
boat has been ordered to kingstown, and
49, 800 i'is.s----
complications of new character in the
question, which will call for the g.eatest
nerve, wisdom and energy on MIR. GLAD
STONES part, are probable.
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A NUMBER of the most prominent English
actors and authors have subscribed their
names to the list of persons in favor of
placing bust of .LoYGFELLow in West
minister Abbey. Such triumph over
national prejudices Is hardly possible
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NorwIrnsrANDlNG the cares and worry Of
state campaign, ALEX. STEPHENS of Gcor-
gia, is reported in better health than for
the past five years, There Is very little ex-
element, however, in Georgia in a guber-
Material campaign, so Ear as the democratic
nominee is concerned.
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The criminal term of the county court
convened yesterday morning Judge Il. 4.
Burke, presiding
Pomp Andrews, culorcl was given six
months on the poor farm for theft of a pair
of shoes.
G; Kearn was fined $50 for aggravated as
sault.
J. sites, charged with aggravated assault,
was discharged
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Congregation rmanu. El-Elect,on of ON,

At the annual election of officers of the
congregation EMANUEL held at the syna.
gogue Sunday morning, the following were
chosen to serve for the ensuing year: Sic
mond Loeb, president; j. l.. Herman, vice
president; \. Marks, secretary; Louis Cos
lin, treasurer
Directors-E NJ. Kahn, Leo Kahn.
Henry Calm, Henry Loeb, Joseph Meme,
ger.
School Board-E, NJ. Tillman, j. Goslin,
A. OrtIieb. The able report Of President
Loeb was read received and filed along
with the reports Of other officers. This Is
President loeb's second gu cessiye election
as president
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The st LOUIS common conncu desired TO
impose license tax of 800 a day ON cir.
cuSScs remaining in the city less than n
month, aud $40 day for any period lonrcr
than month, but an illitcrate alderman
wrote the ordinance so that tho circ},
manager can take out license six months
iOr So New York Sun.
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Tue English rifle team has landed safely
In New York, and the great shooting match
will take place on the 18th and 18th insts.
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JAY GouLD Is said TO he the pivot on
which the politics ia New York are now
turning.
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$500 Reward

N1.WV NFWUrN
for the finding of keepsake ring. A red
set with pelican engraving, and diamond
and pearl. Return TO 1912 Main street. or
to "Tomales."
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they are organizations corrupting in
their influence and most dangerous
in their tendencies. They constitute
a power that ought not to exist in ~
free government. We saw but recently
how they came SO near organizing panic,
because they were dissatisfied with the gov,
cmmcnt proposition Tor the substitution OF
bonds in The interest OF the people, through
reduction Ut interest, A national debt is u
national curse, and should be wiped out as
soon ~ possible. II should never he ere.
a'cd, except for emergencies, and should
always I've Cancelled at the earliest moment
1t leads to autagOniSm between capital aud
labor, which ought never to be These
banks are the owners Of non.tNX-
able, interest bearing boNds, whist
the productions OF the luboring
men have to pay tho interest aud the
bonds. Resides this they Mc aggressive in
their nature. and collision must come
sooner or later Just rs surely as the irrup.
ton shall issue from the volcano, alth ugh
ON the surface all seems quiet Now TO
these