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o@ces In the event Of tho election =, !.
Democratic President. "
the REVENUE RgroRnxRs AND ruy ,,,,
IL seems clear that the revenue r,.c,rn.
ers WIZ epdcaycr IN amend the hin VII,
inc ways and Means win report on,as.
rug .he recommendations of the tariff com.
n''ssion' They say the reductions ara
more apparent than real, and that they .re
III the interest Of the manufacturers ra,ho.
'"an Ia the interest OF the ueople I,,
however, much better tariff in every no
spect 'han the present one, and the indie.
IONS are hear. that the Imam r,co,,
hehdations OF the commission win -
Congress. P'S'
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The speech OF Senator Yoorbee.. ;, A..
on political assessments was .ov,ro o,.,,,
oism OF the course pursued toyv,rds u,o
Department clerks. g..
The work on the Potomac fat. will cor.
tainly commence MONDAY.
Government receipt, to-day. ,u,e,r,,
revenue Sis5,523; customs. s7l5.73o
Inc JOINT Committee on American Shin.
ping which meets to-day. will meet again
monday and then consider free ships and
tonnage tax.
Among those at the White House TODAY
was Air. Jorgonsen, and Democratic soma.
'"r> harrl. VOORHEES,, and Cockrill.
iGy Associated Pres-.l
SENATOR NORGtN's kupNnYp>-v ~n -
BANKRUPTCY BILL.
,WAsnINGToS. December 9.-Senator
M0rSans amendment TO the bankruptcy
blu, which was adopted last evening. makes
certain additions to the list Of acts already
enumerated IN the bill. which constitute
grounds Tor Involuntary bankruptcy pro-
follows:
."Or shall. after the passage Of the act
sell or agree 20 sell for delivery at future
time any stocks. bonds, or other securities
or any grain, food, provisions, proyendcr.
or cotton, sugar, salt, or tobacco without
being ut the time OF making such contract
owner or assignee or trustee q the proper.
~ sold or agreed 20 be sold. or authorized
AGENT oi such oSucr, assignee, or trustee"
In connection with The amendment Mr..
-'- 81 'tiN Nv -tlitH lstlNs OIL liii~ tflfilL
ment have taken from the statutes Of
Massachusetts,, which one OF the honorable
senators from that State has informed me,
by the mere declaration q tie nudity OF
such contracts, has had tic eject 81 sup
pressing the evil within that state. con-
graduate Massachusetts, upon her success.
! wish that same law had been passed bv
my own State three wears ago, 30 that in
an interior city in the State OF Alabama
100000 would have been saved to souc OF
the very best people in that city-it- wives
and ciildTen-which were squandcred IN
q single season In betting on futures in
cotton.
NOMINATIONS.
WhSuISCTON, ID. c., December 9.-Thc
President TODAY made the following nom
nations: Postmasters-W r. Slater.
Wythcville; Samuel N. iost, Staunton.
Va; James n. Ramsay, Salisbury, y. c.;
John c. Beall. In Grange, Ga. William
VI. Ledwiib, Jacksonville, Fla; Thomas
i. Lake. Athens, Ala; Clayton Michael. Of
Pennsylvania. Marshal Of United STATE, for
tie District OF Columbia.
INSPECTORS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-Secret2ry
Folgcr has appointed inspectors OF foreign
steam vessel, for the port Of New Orleans
H. follows: i. :. Washington. inspector Of
huffs. William f,Oid.u iuSpapfer ~ lOi!-
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCIANGE.
RICHMOND. December 9, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
-pHEAr.-Nli.e, Gl2 bushels. Red, e.o5e
REORGANIZATION bushels. Mixed. lis 1n.h-
ei-.
OATs.-51 bushels.
MAILS bl,ae4-.
SALES REPORTED 20 SECRETARY.
WHgAT.-Nhilc. 1I3 bushels common - g"oq
81 ii Os 10 sl.lO. Ecd, 2,2Z1 bushels very good
Az nriine Lancaster ut sLl2 to -l.l4; t'toz
~, 80 ,,ired al sI.uS % ff.l0; 620 bushei.
common 10 GOOD Fultz at : / 20 Loo.
,t5t to SIC. Mixed. , = bGshe.s good - very
gnod new al % 90 J4c.
, OATs.-5u bushels very Goo Mlh.rr AZ -;
lt,n,ept.. 334 bales. Quotations; Atudnng'
az. low ,niGlllng. g1c.: good ordinary Sic'i
.r,hnlrY. &c.
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ay Telegraph.

Flour-We quote: tine' s5,9t5.,9 sepr'
.,,',, srniiy sass - raicni iamiS, f6@se'7o
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Share -pecullt.on opc al da'. and q out steady
10 Yesterday closing hllrc- in Tie clrlY trade
the Il4laet wa Nl.. Ind uuctr tne Lead 81 North
crn lrciac- md bturtg aEa Rio braLte pricc-
n ~ Ia Omaha preferred. IT, in norihwc-.. "a
Omaha common, and l-t 90 the rriu-ii4itr % tiic
lf-l tr latter 50. taui. Shout. atttr O'Clock 70
u. elton nf .Ii occurred. tic latter northern lI-
q. rc ureftitrd. after which tlc market became
strong. and iu q early pat Of he afternoon ~
northern Partlc preferred. -. Paul. Northwest.
Union Taclfc. aud Delaware. LacktWAnna and
rs C-foru were tlt lur-l con iisclrA- 10y
me iist rcccaed 1.nIis, tif Later Union Pdcinr
a-,. o. ,0ii up sfs g.. minneapolis aud - Lou
.rd Northern pacirc leading The improvement.
Iprlns tie Litter ilrli or the LAST luur Tie market,
ai though active. VAS weak. sad uropfcd .Ff- ~.
Northern Pacific preferred and comm u Mon
Pacific. Wt.ffru tGl@n. and Delaware Itckl-
wanna and Western -ulcIiHg TIE most -eyeTeiy n
tie decline. Ihc ON las stcch-- however. were
strong. ur irr.ed advancing o and common . 30
liz close. Tie lnIrScf C'cset weak compared
with Yesterdays 81 sing lgirC'. Price ere ing
az ~. On..hl prclerIru icing > common. =
Northwe-t. and Milwaukee and take Shofe
g...rsrsd - higher: while oregon au0 Trans
ouffucatl! g. "a: Union Iacltr. 3sf At-terB
Tnl.n. l-. Northern Pacific preferred IL. lower.
Iran. tioa- aggregated Is Loco shares
NEw YORK EASE STATEMENT.
INV YORK. December e.-Ths weekly hank
statement shows the following chances: Loans
decrease. VI .Z6gloU, specie inersSse. ;iI3s'
suO; legal tenders i7crcass. s3J.tot; d.po.iio
Increase s3.3Ss. 300; circul tuOn decrease. H.
500: reserve Increase. r3,o23,l15.
The hanks now hold SJ,lU3,2oU IN eNcets OF
all legal requirement.
BALTIMORE.
HaTTIxoRr. December 0.-Nirinnia e. con-
,oiidated. g.: n.S lO-l0's. 49,. BID to-day.
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MARINE GNTELL..sEStL.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 9, 1St2.
aLEivFD.
steamship Wyanokc. IIuiphu-, NcT York, Iner-
chundl-,.
steamer Pioneer. smith. Philadelphia. mcrclan-
die j. ". Ncfsrrirk. agent.
Steamer .triei, ,'ttf0rd. Norfolk. nifrd state
mail. merchandise. and pa-.cn-cr-. T.. J.. Jatlm
superintendent.
SAILED.
Schooner Annie V. Bergen. ChaInbfrs, Washing
ION. granite. Curtis & Parser.
Schooner T.. I. tntiinglaui. smith. New YORK.
coal, Chesapeake and ONO X il~ay Company.
CLEARED.
Schooner William Flint. Dodge s-tIua j.
GraUde. Cuba. hoops, LOUIS Nlnio.jr
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. DC. o. ise2.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lurav schcrmcrhora. Oh Point anC
Hampton. mcrctandi-c aud passengers, she,a.
peake and Ohio Railway Company laAd sailcd 100
r,furn.
steamer iccOmac Deik. merchandi-' and pas
.0u-ers. >mi'htrli. tilt-tit dAe ana Ohio Railway
company land irl on reiurnl.
STEAMER northampton. hctafrick. Noriolk.
merchandise and passenger. CheaI"tkc aud phil
Railway Comp uN find -iiied "n rriunl
schooner G0yfrnOr J. 4. smith. " ilkcr-on, y or
folk light 70 load coal. tho eipeake and ONO Rail-
way Company.
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CAN RE ENGAGED ron DAY
nR NlIffI


Freight rcolyrd daily FOR Norfois. por.smousl.
Sminhtid. and Hampton; Washington, -. q. /.
Ncwbern, Washington. and Iarh0rp'. y. g.. and
al points IN Eastern North Carolina; tiD, sof
Eastern shore OF Virginia. Oid Point and an r'-,u
ar ilnding- GA James river, ~ LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. /. q. ISTiM,
no rs superintendent
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n o 4 | C L .

y
During the year 1888. IT different time, ne
city of IVuchbnrg Issued hcDd- when had Tue ivf-
Owing clause In them; 80.
=. lri,.sl.. mable for thirty YEAR, rom The Gste
hereof. and Afterwards ~ the Discretion OF IA,
Common Council Of The Corporation OF tir ei'o
town." &c. ..,..,,,a,,,.s
Tho object Of thu notice 4 70 notify all holders
of fhe-.. bonds that they viii now lie piid pr.n~
oSce OF the City Treasurer, IN the city " Lynch
burg. 4. A. ,-,,,
Ths, the interest on all u the satd bonds WIZ
oeass or the respective days on which iSe sSid
thirty wars expires. ,,... -. .
Thee bond. were issued under authority OF ne
ACT of General Assembly of virginia. passed.
March "a, lsis, a4d IN oEdinane, ~ Guy pt-e"
Ieceui tr 2s. ls4p. fETbk ): Jill,
he l-oaw,Jai Chairman Finance Committee.
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RAILROAD LINES.
"a g s:5s -.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY.

Commencing DECEMBER 5. 1882, = line OF
PULLMAN -LEEPISG-CARs viii be run from
Rim oni 70 Cincinnati without change, leayiDg
Richmond diily At SIS r. NJ, arriving In C;ncin-
natl next day a, $50 2. VI, and Pullman ear
from Charlottesville TO Louisville KY. arriving IN
Louisvin. mex, day At csc r. NJ, connecting nj
both cities With through trains to oil ronfa In ,he
West and Southwest. THE T. quicker Than any
other route In existence, snd avo,ds transfer and
changes incident 10 the puies via Washington.
Tickets and rulluan locations can se secured at
A. W. CARRIERS, 1000 Maio street; Chesapeake
and Ohio depo,--C. LORRAINE, rfcse, Agent: or
1t the General oflco, Ninth and Main.
H. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. ". SMITH, General Manager. he 7-lw
NHE YORk-RlYER LINE
RAJ rIMORE-
TRLwEEKfY tExCEPr SUNDAY
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. STEAMERS ",
THIS LINE LEAVE WEST POINT FOR
BALTIMORE
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ANU SATURDAYS.
>graght tickets 20 baltimore. so
70
Leave Richmond iRlchmond and ianyiip rail-
ruad.k irgniaSirtl depot AZ 2;iJ 4. VI. arrive in
Baltimore at 100 A. "
For Tickets Tme-Carls and an information.
call on \. W. CARRIER & 90. and Ticket AGENT
az the Richmond and panyille depot.
>fate-ROoms ami Bcrths sVnr-l on application
70 ihis Office NJ. SLAUGHTER.
General PASSENGER Agent
No. J Tenth s'Ipet.
SoL HAAS. Traffic Manager. no
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DEPARTURE OP STEAMERS.


ONLY ONE DOLLAR HErl.
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COliPtNN~
JAMES RIVER LINZ rOR
NEWPORT MEMS.
81 u POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. PORTS
NOi I'll. AND ,Mr.~-3tNER LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AZ PORTSMOUTH FtlR
Old POINT.
BAL rIIOki. ANB inF NORTH
SAME AfTERNOOS,
AND
STEAMER SpE HAMPTON. ~sfTTllFiEID.
shH EA>tti.S SHORE Or NfR6fNIA
ONLY ROU r. WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
oNiI ALL-WArtR ROUTE.
JAM RIVER BN DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LFs- THAN HALF CHAgrFD
~ Any oTutH ROUTE.
EAht 10 NVREuLh. 40 lNOLlN,IT.
WAN-LANDiN| FARLs FROM 25C. TO gOC.
MEALS. Zoe.
uuc q .hc Crmpny's spacious and csglnt
steamers
CITY OF HICtiMOND or ARtII..
carrying lnifcl ~safc- iIall,l
=. 4. OXFORD. Commander
leaves HlcnmeLd every MONUAl, MFDNf-
rAh, and FRIDAY, n 4. VI. Tor abOy,~nau.c,i
piace. Return M the steamer leaves NOri'olk ai
ESQ \. ", arriv'u. - HichulDni a; thoa Z i. VI.
Through jcket- "a safe ON steamer ana IT, Gar
nfr's Agency. lOoo Main s,fect. Bagg1gc cheese
fhr0urn.
sTArkROONs CAN RE ENGAGED FOR DAY
Or NIGHT
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Personal.

ATOTlCE.-The agency existing Defw''h
~ J. n. Slott, eorner -'."hi - '~'''
CRVMr < WET
IslN est carr strfs4.
DECEMBER 7, lss2. q" %.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. DECEMBER o. 1892.
sALEs-FfRsT BoARD.-1O shares Charlotte,
Columt.a and Augusta Railroad at 81, 30 do. at
:. !. A a D
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&0a -. -
DICHMUND. FREDERICKSBURG
H AND POTOMAC RAiLROAD.->cheduie
commencing NOVEMBER 8, 1889:
500 A. ~. leaves Byrd-sireets,siIon daily stops
only A. Milford and Frederick sbuSs,
$40 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-s'ref sta'ioe daily tex.
cepf sunday.
4a5 r. NJ. leaves Byrd-s;rtc. station daily.
l>lesper.)
4:c0 r. NJ. Accommodation for NshIasc, leaves
Broai-sireci station DALI texops
sundays.
1880 A. W., arrives At Byrd--,rce, station daily.
tSletper.l
500 r. NJ. arrives a, Byrd-s:rvet STALLION daily;
makes 40 local stops
9fs p. NJ. arrives At Byrd-s'rtc' Sai,cn daily
Except sunday.
$50 A. NJ. Accommodation. arrives ft Broad
stree station daily .exccp' srnjxvi
Train leaving Richmond ) \. NJ. mskes CT. OSE
CONNECTION DAILY. except Sundays, az
FrederjckShurs With y. Y. and r X. L. for
ORANGE COURTHOUSE COMMEMORATE
STATIONS.
c. TAYLOR. General Ticket Ageuf.
Y. T. u. MYERS. Gen'r7i >urer,u'erien'- 10 =
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WANTED. CASH PURCHASERS
w NNTifh AGilE GOAL, hon~. slh----tsst IA
market; LEriGH LUMP coat, ior l'gnHr'.e- - :
80 .,-',cs. a. ,.BERLASp A<p NV RIAkk
-TEsM = D SMITH COI. roc A,r FiNI
Wts1D 4. .,su and siudbns frtH- .lnsh'foff
'V' W. : i. IAriihvf,
.,s -@.v@r'ssDtL trfft. at D-swI'ri1ge.
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OLDD DOMINION STEAMSHIP = ~,
~ COMPANY. .szxkx-sss

FOR NEW YORK.

Tnis company VIII disuatchone 90 theirsplonta
-ieGmcrs-ttl ANDOTTE. kOAhOkE. MAN
iiAfTAN.O Old DOMINION. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAN, FRIDAY. ami SUNDAY
Steamers leave New ork II t~DAl :. ltiUts~-
DAY :. aud SATURDAYS at 3 L. VI. from Pier 20
new numberl. NOrtl river foot % beAch str,7eL
TheS nave splendid S1oOn-- siate-rocns, and
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions an,
/ uusurraSqfd.
Afler-cabin fare 70 Sew York Unclndng meals
and herfhl L.. r0uud-Irib tickets II ;stseriyc,
nIth subsistence -; without subsistence, 50.
Freights for points beyond Sex ! DIRK Forwarded
with dispatch. and 40 charge made except sstu,i
expenses incurred.
For further lniormauon- apriy g.
GEORGE ". ALLt> : co, ~ nt.-
20 oihce oHhlnYs "harfes. Rockets.
NOR INV fORk.-The Uid - ri.
Il DoniiuiOn steamship ToiIuany's s-ss-S.x-zs. ~
proposed sallnes for the wc.l. .4ilOvIug ar.
OLD DOMINION captain WALKER, FklDNl
December sih. AZ o'clock 4. "
GUNANDOf1F. captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
December 1utl. u . O'Clock +. "
RDASOkL. Captain tOVOM TUESDAY, De
ccnbor l2sh. ~ o'clock 4. NJ.
Freight received uniil O'Clock =. - Friday
) o'clocs =. 81. saturday aud 10 D O'Clock T. NJ.
Through bills Of lad.ns signed and goods Tor
wardsl With dispatch % 81 iulni. north, sputlL
east. aud wet; also to foreign icrf>
Pa-seug.r ac,oinn"dt tious nn-orgi--'d
Au,r-cabI fare 10 New 'nrs NnciiuinT hta;-
and hprtul. l: ROM DIR ich -, Nioj -lerifc
with ~un. frlce. -: without .nf'. 80
Passenger, leaving Richmond A1niD r. In"'-
d.t-. ~ eiut-tllY- AMI S-liurd q, Hy IIc Richmond
smI petersburg rIllFoad % 1880 \. ". wiii make
connection % Norfolk with ssefH'r lnf 'hc-r
Itss. tahln fare. slN.5b. lcsrt- 2" De- i.,l AZ
thc Richmond AMI fc,crsbu.v depot aAd 4. W
CARRIERS. 1000 Aiain -trtei.
Fof Fv GFo ~ = CO.. AGENT.
r. IL.
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DICHMOND AND LEGHAAY
~ RAlLHOAp.

RlCHMONp AND a l. + q HANY
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IN EFFECT OCTOBER 29. lsS2.
LEAVE RICHMOND,
1920 \. H. MAIL daily Except sunday con-
Meeting n LynrnbuTg with Virginia
Midland railway for all points
north. and Norfolk aud Western rail-
roId for knoxiic. ChsttsDoogs. At
lanta, Nashville. Louisville. Menu
phis. New Orleans. and all points
In the Soutt southwest and Texas
Day coaches. Richmond 10 Lynch
burg; sleeper, Lynchburs 10 New
Orleans aud Memphis without
change
$50 4. VI. ACCOMMODATION daily lcxeept
sunday between Richmond aud
,cottsyille.
900 7. NJ. NIGHT EMPRESS daily texspt
sunday between Riehinond aud
Lynchburg.
ARRIVE EICHMOND.
p:2o i. VI. NAIL daily except sunday.
lV:3O A.. VI. ACCOMMODATIONS daily Except
sunday.
700 !. w. NIGHT EXPRESS daily tcSccpt
MondaYi.
CONNECTIONS
~ Richmond with associated RAILWAYS for ell
points south, aud Richmond. Frederick sburs and
Potomac railroad for an points North.
M"gEg-cdr attached q Night Esprtss for
LVHchbHrg. E.S rARN,ji a.
no IL Sereral Freight and pa.seug,r Agent.
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ELOpIDA ORANGES.
4 NEW IEGiIONN tlIRtN.
VALENCIA and SULIANA NAIeiHr.
LpNDOS LAYER RAlSlN>,
NtW-CEOP a. 'RRANI~+
~WIIIFD ALMoNb~ MINED NUTS.
BGNEfl.~- GOLDFISH.
-NuhFB HERRING.
CHOICE VIRGINIA HAMS.
PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER.
FRESH COUNTRY BlITIf.
IL MCCARTHY q iiNf Ms.
roIg 621 east nroai street.
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Al regular pa-engor trains stop Al Bon h.r.
PlLLMAN-Ttk SERVICE
On Tram Ju--N.u iork and NlluI ria MasA-
ingtCu and nlLylii..
ON Train 52-i.ichmond -.i nalNiic. sns
" a-hingt0u nl.d htrir-ton.
Tickets sold to ri point. .orlh, ~o1ihs..Is, ana
southwest. ana baggage checked Through.
Nolsy-9ger chc'h. given ~ local Jcket-.
VI. >LANouIEE,
General fafs lrlr Agent
~uf HAAS. Traffic Manager.
Z. ". Il. TALsorT. t.utri Manage. no
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PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. DC. .. Ise2.
lBy Telegraph
rUN-DRIED FRUIT.

-
Al kinds con -fanily on hand For choice goods
We are Headquarters. and Tie only place - dad =
general assortment Of whIt you want. \ call
VIII convince yOn ol what we assure ynu. Noucn
sruher Of eur store. 1904 east CARY. one door
from Twelfth. n. NALLEH~itlN SON.
Nl-0 constantly ou hand ah kind- 81 country
produce, de lO-lt7
ELEGANT DOMESTIC PRESEltN Is
II On haif-gaiion lar-l.
WAX-i IEftElt~. OUNCES. TEACHES,
PlNEAPlf.F~. GREEN Etsl~.
-TR Az BEi.flLS and i>Dl i~h ENefbi- L.
RTE.
ItHGI SMOKED itRRlNc~.
-,lohED SALMON aud HOMELESS COD ISL.
tAPt-COD tENSBt REli~.
,fALAGA CEAr.~ AMI FLORIDA okAf1L9-
SEW fIG-, Nc, 20 rccei fei ~ .,,...,...
no - CHRISTIAN * WHITES
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plCIiMOND AND DANVILLE Raj.
IA ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
N ffFEECG NOVEMBER 8. lsse
YnRK-RlVER llNF

Passenger Freight l9i-.tr-..i.t ,laii,
dairy. .ly,N. >md'y sN. sunday.
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NOMINATIONS.


WASHINGTON, December 9.-Secret2ry
Folger has appointed inspectors OF foreign
steam vessels for the port Of New Orleans
H. follows: i. :. Washington. inspector Of
hulis; William Golden. inspector Of boi.-
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NEW YoEK. Decrmhcr -Cntiou-fnfnrc. d.
litorics advanced lC-ioO e. li-i00: closed firm.
S1O.42; Ianuarv s1o.4ia stO.4a; Fchrmry
5000: Marcel. slQ.G7V flu.GS: April. sto.7S
0slC.T9: Mas. Elr.SQG-lO 90: jane. sIl.OI
.rell q
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NfLvArEEP. Dccemtc- a.-Florr quitt and
s'eidy. Wheat frlncr: No. 2 Milnauko. Aard.
-l.ol No. Milwaukee -1ff. cash. and D,ce no tcr.
gi-c.' No. , Milwaukee. 20 G. Corn ner:
No. J5tc NV. 50't5lc. Oats higher; W. ..
31rc.; white. 500 zoe. Provision, cifirr. Moss
pork. Sl7.iJ cash and Descent. r. Si7.5j jan
EarN. Iart-irmr seam. 1000 "a AMI
Do. mfer $1,000 January. Ucgs lower a,
rj.76hl 1910. =.
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nICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG
III AID POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALf~BAil. tl>t-tRt11fti /! ~
10 sSp FiiOM BAL riEpKf- PhiLADSL'
rUit. MN lokh: MD EATERS
N>D WESTERN CITIES
ONLY rwELyE nocRs. cErwEfN niei-
MOND AND bAi.tiNohf ~ th'"
DETECTION.
corrcspondingi, quick ume " oi'ca ppm :,
4. Z. rAtlDh
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-03-01
A BOLD, BAD ACT.

We were among those disposed to
give President Arthur fair trial, to
Judge his administration by his acts,
without prejudice from the past or
from the wicked deed that made him
President All else to this time that
be has done might have been endured.
But in picking up Roscoe Conkling,
and proposing his name to the Senate
of the United States for q Judge oi
the Supreme Court, President Arthur
has done an act that shocks the sensi-
bilities of the Nation. While the
wounds are not yet healed; the tears
not yet dry, and Guiteau yet unhung
the man whose political acts are be-
lieved by the people, in their heart Of
hearts, to have done more than all else
to inspire the foul murderer Of Gar
field, is to be honored by his successor
Can there be any question that the
nomination by the President Of Conk
ling is a,wrong and an outrage on the
Republican party? Is it not an in
suit to the memory Of Garfield? Is il
not an outrage on all his family and
friends? And what is the necessity
for all this? Let the motive Of the
President be what it may, nothing car
justify the act. 1t is bold and bad
and will be condemned. The Repub
lican Senators who advise and consent
to this nomination will also be repu
dated by their people. 1t is made in
defiance of public sentiment. 1t is ar
attempt TO restore to life O justly deat
politician, whose ambition and selfish
ness sought to disrupt and destroy th'
Republican party. 1t is an attempt t.
honor by the Nation man rejected BY
his own State. In every phase it il
uncalled for and wrong.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-03-01
A GOOD TREA T.

The lecture of President Jelfers, OF
Westminster College, in the Court
House here ON last Thursday evening,
was one Of the best intellectual treats
our people have had. There was q
ready, of hand manner with Mr.. JEFF
fers that made him very agreeable.
His subject, BRAINS" took a wide
range and taught US something both OF
anatomy and Of mind. Wit, humor
and anecdote were interspersed to the
great relish of his audience. Besides
the many other good things he said be
was particularly complimentary to the
press, CHASING editors with even church
elders. This compliment was soothing
to members of the press here and duly
appreciated. We hope friend Jcffers
will be called back here again, as we
really enjoyed his matter and style OF
lecturing.