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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-20
BY Isbell It Son. .f..
Auctioneers and heal Estate Agents
Eleventh street, between Main and BANK.
BY Isbell Il Son


SALE OF HOUSEHoLdD
II AND KITCHEN FURNITuRF, r re s,c,
xC.. AT AUCTIUN.-On TUESDAY, me zis'
day of March, 1871, commencing at lOo'csoSh a
NJ. will be sold at the late residence OF n. =. -
Crump, deceased, corner OF Leigh and 20 streets
ali the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUhdM sed
TU'RE, PIANO, &C., of which said Crllmp dieo
'e Jenny IND. COTTAGE, and OTHER BED
STEADS,
FEATHER BEDS
MATTRESSES and FURNITURE,
CABINETS,
BIJREAU and TABLES,
WARDROBES and WASHSTANDS,
MIRRORS and PICTURES,
DIVANS, xr,u
LOUNGE and FURNITURE,
DESK,
CLOCK and SAFE,
CARPETS and RUG, g..
PIANO, STOOL. and COVER
COOKING-STOVE and UTENSILS.
MARTHA V. CRUMP-
Executrix of F.. j. Crump, deceased:
ISBELL e Son, AuctiOneers mn 20
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By Grubbs i Williams,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctloneer5,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

CATALOGUE SALE OF ABOUT 1900
" VOLUMES QFVALUABLE LAW BOOKS,
Coleman. K. X. Collier. N. Il. Howard, John G.
Boyd, j. j. Daily, David May, and Others. IS. 4 4
18th street, commencing ON WEDN ESDAY. ED
March, at O'Clock =. 81. and will be continued
at the same hour on the following days until COM
pleted.
The collection embraces all the standard works
and The REPORTS and is worthy the attention OF
Orders addressed to us will receive attention,
and catalogues Will he sent 10 those requesting
them.
TERMS: Sums under $50, cash over that
amo. mt 90 days. credit, ,fur approved endorsed
negotiable notes, with interest added.
NH Is GHUBiSS j. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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uELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU is pleasant in taste and odor, free from
all injurious properties, and immediate In It's &C.
ton.
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GROCERIES,, &C,.

OUR TWO WAGONS WILL DELIVER
" IN THE CIT@i, FREE,
FEE for 81;
pounds LAGGh YRA COFFEE for 81;
@ pounds RIO COFFEE Tor 81;
s pounds VIII. re SUGAR for il:
10 pounds n. o. SUGAR ut 81;
8 pounds CHEESE al 81;
Is Dars LA RICE WASHING SOAP for u
4 doZ. W GODS ROE HEARINGS for II;
pounrIs PRIME LARD for 75c;
Dus'fel MEAL for 81;
Our other goods just as low.
VIRGINIA TEA AND
COFFEE COMPANY,
NH Is corner Main and eth streets.
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II FITZPATRICK Il CO.,
WoonEN-WARE MAnuFACToRY,

LIBBY PRISON BUILDING, zoos CARY ST,
arc nov prepared TO I'LL orders for ALL hISimSS
OF CEDAR BUCKETS, CANS, and kEEit;E iii
tnishel, which they viii sell as low aud on ~
reasonable terms rs any one. We invite the odynS
pubftcI 70 Gail and examine onr stock before rar
Chasing elsewhere. rs .zf Is fe 29--im
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucti0neer and Real Estate Agent,
Corner Bank and 18th streets.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
FI REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, AND CONTIGUOUS THERETn.-By
virtue OF the powers conferred on me by the las {
will and testament of VIM. Barrett, decd. duly al
shall in execution thereof proceed to sell at rub
lie auction, on the premises. In the order adVer-
tised, on THURSDAY. the e3d OF March, 1911 It
81 O'Clock p. NJ, the following valuable REAL
That excellent BRICK TENEMENT on the
south side of franklin between 23d ana 2lth
streets, now in the occupancy OF Mr.. George K.
Crump. and adjoining the residence OF Mr.. Ed.
A. j. Clopton. .,,
that valuable HALF-ACRE LOT, No. 500. In the
plan Of Richmond. fronting on the north side OF
canal street 1909 feet, running back on the east
line of 4th street 1913 feet. On this lot there are
four desirable BRICK TENEMEETS and three
FRAMED ones, one of which is occupied by Eat.
Haley rs a grocery store, and Is regarded an ex-
ccIlent stand. This lot will he divided In several
parcels according to plat and survey TO be ex-
hibited ut the hour of sale.
And after which. say ut 81 O'Clock, on the pre-
misses. uALF-ACRF LOT, No. 3l7, In CuvaPs ad-
dillon near The northern cOrnoratiOn line, on
which there stands q FRAMED TENEMENT
containing four rooms and occupied by Mrs.
Winston. This property is opposite to the Ham
Cemetery" ., ,
IS months, bearing per Gent. per anntm il,er-
cst-Or, at the option Of the purchasers, one
fourth cash balance at !, ., and years, bearing
Interest ut per cent. per annum (the same paya-
Wv JAQ. Z. TAYLOR,
mb17 Executor Of VIM. Barrel. deed.
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Dos'r Ksow.--'sIf /. am asked. !" says
NJ. Araco. "what produces the tail Of
comets, ! would reply, l do not know. I I
can guess; but do not know" A lady OF
the French court once asked Mar.ah,
< what are the belts of JUPITER 90
not know" replied the secretary 90. o. t the
Academy of Sciences. "Iher, sasu u,ie
ladv, "is Saturn the only planet surrJ ;, ra
nlied Marian. Vic lady, growing impattene'
demanded, with certain degree o. ruue-
s STs to he an acadmican ?" :" 1t serves the
nnrnose. madam, to reply do not Know:
Every honest teacher, who despi.ses inc
conceit. knowledge without the reality, Will
offnn nave occasion for the answer, 10 not
Snoac. On one occasion when we gave this
answer student fiippantly exclaimed,
"Why. Professor, when came to the Urs.
vcrsitv thought you would tell Us nil we
do not know" s'I am sorry INV vouns
friend" said I, "that you iiabored under
so great a mistake. an engage to tell you
only what ! know, which Is q very short
story but y. / should undertake to tell all
that v!Gu do not know, I am afraid the story
would be very long one."
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F1uGDTh1Ch Be
RICHARD A. McCURDY ...yfcE-PREsIDnSr.
st.temeas OF affairs for the year ending Deem
Set assets, January I, .-,.,s.e-
is7o.................... sas, 2li,ss II
$50 RECEIPTS.
Premiums. .$12,1ea, 7l7s4
Interest. ...........,. . E7,TIZ "
---- ---- h,si7,4so o.
DISBURSEMENTS.
i maturity Of I policy S- ssslo,saa 81
Dividends or return
pp 1nem pui:ia:ed.... 1s ss III %
Expenses ts.2a per ct.) lsss2,s7s Is
81, ls7o.,.:........... sn,as2,a7 50
for the year. 7,l7o,sas IS
..il.1s iNvEsTEDAs FOLLOWS:
Cash In banks and
trust companies, at
Loans on bond and
cost. .......:.........' 477a,1os IS
Real estate, cost...... s45,3sa OF
Balances d lie from
agents, In the course
- p" '''''''N - $i2, as?,4i7 90
ADD:
Interest accrued, or
due. ........'... 5ta,sca Is
Deferred pr I'm iums
and premiums not
yet reported on poll
Giles In force. l,d2eso q
Market value OF stocks
in excess Of COST. 4ss,se4 90
Gross assets, recember 81, 1870. ...$ e0s, IFS Is
Policy AND RISK ACCOUNT.
No. Amt.
Policies issued and restored
during the year. ;:.. xsoS ss5asI, 60
The assets are appropriated as follows:
Reserye for all policies in force and
claims by death not yet due....... al, $50 o3o I!
Surplus for dividend Jan. l. ls7l.... l22 Vi
ORGANIZED IN 1912.
THE SAFEST, THE CHEAPEST. AND THE
BEST COMPAeY IN THE WORLD.
POLICIES ISSUED ON LIFE. ENJOYMENT,
AND TONTINE PLANS.
This is an ALL-CAsH and PURELY MUTUAL
COMPANY-no dividends to stockholders, which
time and experience has proven u be the only
safeguard in life insurance.
Dividends declared lst January Of each year.
increasing annually through life, and exceeding
those Of any company tn The ,oorld, which are
payable in cash, or can be used In decreasing tie
premiums, or In pur chasing additions To The
policies, 1ohich also; parttctpate IN the profits,
Regardless Of the health Of the assured.
Premiums payable annually, seml.annnal'y, or
quarterly. JNO. H. CLAIBORNE, Agent
llas Main street
DR.. J. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner.
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ArCTrON eAIrs-Tnis nay.

BY j. ID. Whitehead g Co..
Nos. and Fifteenth street, between Main
and Gary streets.
OUR NEXT. REGULAR WEEKLY
~ sale viii take place on MONDAY. 2oth In.
slant, at our store 18th street, between Main ana
Gary, commencing at 100 O'CLOCK A. NJ, "feh VIC
will offer at auction O. good stock OF,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, &C.:
n which we invite the attention Of the trade.
~ II J. u. WHITEHEAD & co.
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TIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
IL SUEANCE.
KECCRITY INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK.

OF NEW YORK.
OAfIIAn->+. COMMENCEMENT 9i,uSeW
sUH1LCS 80. ...:s..s....... doihsn,
BRANCH OFFICE, No. lol4 MAIN STREET.
We issue POLICIES In the above hrst-class
company on every description OF REAL AND
loss or damage by FIRE. MARINE and INLAND
RISKS taken to any point In the United States.
Policies on brick buildings Issued for nom one TO
i've years.
Rates as low az those OF any other company
equally reliable. Applications solicited.
Re 81 u. II. WALKER u CO., Agents.
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1r1.m1oLD,s ExTRAcr BUCHU.

uELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU IL pleasant In taste and odor, Cree from
oil injurious properties, and Immediate In It's ac-
ton.
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mACHTNERY. &c.
.a MACHINERY. &c.
RAJ AiCHIN SHOP.
.SLOAT & ADDINGTON.
~ -a MACHINISrS, I"
WORKS AND OFyICE: 142s AND 1tA CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FoURTEENTnAN AND
49, FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND. GINA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE KE'
PAIRING STEAA-GNG1HES aud BOILERS n
city and country; TOBACCO WORK Of AL
TENING-MILLS made and repairea in JOHN
HANCOCk'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT.
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAIR.
JUDSON,S PATENT sTEAM-ENGINE G0.
VERNON, SELDEN,S PATENT SrEAM.ES'
CINE PACKING, Utica Compsny,s STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted oy Us ior
one year, and we sch them at low prices. We Keep
all kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
cocks, oil and talloT-cups, OIipCUPS FOR
SHAFTING, >SELf-FEEDERS, STEAM-WHtS
TIES WATER-GAUGESs GLORE-VALEEsr
BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, and 4 general as
sortment or such articles as are used by al runs
ming steam-enXtnes and saw-mtlls.
SLOAT 81 ADDINGToE,
te Is l4s2 anG 1894 Cary street.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
UNITED STATES BRANCH OFFICE,
No. 80 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
M VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED 1874.
OFFICE CORNER or 10TH AND BANK gTRSETs,
IAsures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure will find 1t 10 their Inter-
est to call.
II. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent,
JOHN u. DANFORTn, Secretary.
HENRY u. DANFORTH, Assistant Secretary,
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIN L. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM q. ALLEN,
JOHN G. HOBSUN,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
WILLIAM n. HAXALL,
SAMUEL G. TARDY,
.s JAMES II. GRANT,
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
JOHN FREELAND,
GARRETT =. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS,
WILLIAM II. PALMER. oe 10
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NOTICE TO RETAILERS, HOTELS,
~ AND PRIVATE FAMILIES.
We have added to our extensive stock Of choice
TEAS large invoice of
FRESH NEW-CROP TEAS,
only forty-dye days In transit from Canton, via
Union Pacific railroad.
We offer GOOD TEAS, Black and Green, at 5Oc
75c.. and ~ per pound GOOD COFFEE, 6pounds
for 81; WHITE A SUGAR, 3 pounds for 81: 8
pounds L RIME CHEESE for 81.
BENEDICT'S
OLD DOMINION TEA WAREHOUSE
COFFEE of every style and grade. Our GUN
POWDER TEA consists Of some Of the finest
CHOPS ever imported.
COFFEE ROASTED daily for grocers and ho-
tells. SLETOR & RHNEDICT'S
Old Dominion Steam Coffee and Spice Mills
736 Main street. corner of sth,
fa2S-lm Richmond, Va.
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vaNFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON-
sTiTUTIONs, OF both sexes, use HELMboLDS
EXTRACT BUCHU. 1t will give brisk ana en-
ercetiofeelings, and enable you to sleep WE'LL
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nor SALE.-I have for sale, near the
city, four MARKET and DAIRY FARMS,
mi on good roads, either of which will sell low
and on liberal credit say one, two, and three
wears For particulars. apply at 1900 Main street,
10 JOHN r.. BOSSIEUN. mn l3-lw
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

$50 bags choice RIO COFFEE, imported by US
per bark Paladn, which are now receiving,
and offer TO he trade on the lowest terms.
nhl7-2w LEE, seldom & co.
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NORTH BRITISH AND
MERCANTILE
ms U IA nee CO NJ p NY
LONDON AND EpINBURG.

INSURA nee MPANY
OFLONDON AND EDINBURG.
UNITED STATES BRANCH OFFICE,
No. so WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. $40 900 900 GOLD.
ASSETS HELD IN THIS COUNTRY DEC. alsT, Isle.
Cash on hand In bank, and In hands Of
United States bonds and other securl-
ties, viz: @-'
r. s. $50 COUPON bonds of 'e9. ........ Tl,2so Oh
IT q 5-o0 Registered bonds Of '67,... 49,, So. 20
RI. i, $50 f." OF '65....... l07,l25 W
.. "a Ct 80 years. currency bonds. e4s ss5 90
Tennessee % c. bonds (oId) .......,.. L., 800 %
South Carolina "a ct. registered stock. 1900 %
Illinois $a ct. Refunded s:ock.......... 5000 0e
Alabama az ct. bonds ................. 10000 90
Virginia "a ct. registered stock (oldl.. 1000 20
Interest due and unpaid ................. $500 "
All other property belonging to the
Company. .............."''..'''.". 1904 10
$3.50, sci "
LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted and unpaid. Sl3J.i?l Is
The above assets are held I'm this country for the
ers.
$50 900 VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONDS
deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia for secu-
rity of Virginia poicy-holders.
The undersigned, agents for the above FlhSI-
COMP ANY, respectfully solicit the patronage OF
all desir ing fire insurance.
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND Il SOS,
mhe-3w ONCE No. 902 Main street.
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FAMILY
FLOUR.

This is the BEST FLOUR on the continent.
We solicit only trial to insure what we cGlim.
For sale by the bag or barrel at
SHIELDS & CARY'S
NH Sole Agents for Onondaga Flour.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHAN GE FOR
Il city property, Two FARMS Si IN IN New " hs aa
and Queen county, Va. Apply to
~ <. Is. NEWBURN,
Ia No. 1915 Main street.
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{ TTE Ngy ": A9MJsTEAD, ATTIC y
tees T IN An n ~ oCouNSELLOR ATTAIN. ~
m @t,lo both State and Federal. WIG ''' :" Rich
RAM uc s;ra marsnali Hall 10Th, between
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T ANDS IN LARGE -
AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
Thaye in nv hands for sale LANDS In almost
aysry section of the State. A number Of them are
large, frst-class estates, with splendid improve
ments and desirably located.
'NeA'- GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
Ga % I'm l0li Main street.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

.nSv' .lli oeenS2 snsp place. sn% T sn,d
ynaosr s4S ground Of danger Is the feeble At
Hcatiop which make. They say ~ can nt. uo St.
rulers that they havs r"nt to the and
renovation OF all the parks II Is foolish amm
Sa% for gSS Soh tyrSnny and fraud
ha~e worked Napoleon ruled Paris 80 for 20 years,
wle he robbed It Of the last vestee OF sefrespec
the act S the he SSsf MONEY
tito Sres. "s question s are before
attempt to answer that, note that the cMcl oaEr 1 ~
VIII accept q worthless degrading compromise. TO
forcsfa this danger yOu must do what each oI you 70
SGsnst the frauds themseves but against men
WHO pcrpetrated them In order to do this ensctu,
ally you must drop party snt'Pasmss yC"nbrans
and dishonest ones 80 there arc honest anu
dishonest Democrats. You may get. your charter te
from Heaven, hut unless you have honest and capapie
men to administer 1t, II will become Simply an i,
ment Of corruption Now your nrst ana PYou
must nominate and elect not only honest put aDe ne M
Having done that the city charter must be amended o
one OF two principles. This city with its foreign polua-
ton and Its peculiar Surroundings must be regalIeH as
abnormal, and you must surrender the Repaslicnn ,a
PGnSps s Dy e9 9sPGHas pos by property
knowledge, OF or your vaT m
nority REORGANIZATION ReaciSir "a that tho rnor'tv IN
this city comprises the responsible classes and although
Jess u phnnn they carry more power and influence WIN
may % furnish The rs%e for the abuses Wien
peaceful adjustment The crisis has been growing since
the 18th OF July, and the hour for action-decisiye
nWoTcI and cc" Moon ySp wh viii
your power TO fOrestan results. Municipal anarchy,
civil war from street to street and house to holsc an
entire revolution md Overturnng OF our Institutions
this is the fearful price which will be the sole rapidly
approaching remedy. OF those to whom much is given
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

All care and anxiety about burglary removed
apple. of HoLsEss BuHGAR ALARM TELEGt.H Ten
irence ard bOSrn through o"s ot Tor ch."p tl'
lion, upou nv patent cae
T. luLSLs.: st.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

seo9aphy But while Americans are oid wH s
the system Of teaching all praneaes nntc method
changed in Europe. The "geneuSS 90, - whst
gong hack the genesis or beginning Oh tnnsD
Is wanted In grammar instead Of cramning ggathnd Of
with dreary definitions, the Pestaloszan net
starting with sentences should be eInPlos@s @ rammar
COMPOSITIONS should begin with the very nIss Hnace II
sssons Time will saved In studying any M I'm
carried along with It. Comparative pnnoiSEy
Sooner than one The study of history he says
TO nothing in New York public ssnoolsa ~ he Cty
mechanical memOrizng OF facts The sLuaies ~ nenera
College are extremely crowded In oeImuh"{ 6rnncb-
education s brought to teE.a adHwed to choose his
Mvorite studies and follow the Ine OF n uatbemat.
tudes Here they so too fast and TOO Iar the ground
ics for Instance they over In three YEAR There
on which the German student spehus h teacbers
is ps snflly noticeable in the pubic schoni nrw the
iack Of talent and lack Of interest IN their
latter partly owing TO the defects OF te hr nass"d
10 the teaching Of German, law haVlme "" a, nmns
that any school I'm which certain hunuI VI ma
should express desire for it should nave tiJ tma m "
ia~Snaee several are now enjoying the priytgee; AZ,
nara praph In the bylaws says that the bohu , Or
eide 1pon plan for teaching this Language , nv I'D
man literati concoctcd pan ana INT the
die made one quite In accordance wtn Several
schools began the study, and gave up because ho
had been adopted. ,, -. o.,nor and Ameri.
IA 10 the comparative standing OF German anu t hm
can sfndents this gentleman made curious
The average American student quickoI W oaanra 70
the full-blOoded German indeed, 1t Ia peasnIe "
each such bright pupils; but they have not the patence
~ the GermaH tlia City College those WHO stand
highest are German youths who nave s,uuieu Ia 90
German schools. Next come the American students,
and last come the Germans who have been hurried
through the public schools with speed that Is 1nppro
PIRATE their style Of mind, ond have learned very
indeed
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

CuTlrN.--In the use of disinfectants, beware
ch contain poison BRoxoCHLoRALrx Is free from all
aid entirely harmless ard safe Prepared only bv 1npEs
Co.. No. 40 Wlamst.. Eew.York. Sold by all druggists
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.
SERMON BY THE REV. J. NJ. PULLMAN.

SERMON BY THE REV. J. NJ. PULLMAN.
The Rev. j. NJ. Pullman preached at the Uni
versalist Church Of Our Savior in West Thirty yfthst
yesterday upon the Responsibility OF the Citizen
After speaking In general of the duties and responsible
ties OF citizens under democratic form OF government
he said In this city you have shTked your responsi-
blities In many ways You have given yourself wholly
TO the pursuit Of gain you have allowed narrow self
interest TO dominste you have made "Will 1t payF'
the preliminary to every act you have let pal
pabe abuses pass without protest. that the presence OF
respectable gentlemen in horsecar Is no assurance
that woman would not be nsuted and abused without
protest You have abandoned the ballObox or at least
while you may retained In form as the charter OF
your liberties you have refused TO mix aud SOIL your
selves In the contact which 1t involves BY these Things
you have become demoraized. Your spoken creed has
been that every man with the opportunity VIII seeal.
Thus you have invited official corruption In every de-
partment You have declined to pay the price and
bear the burden Of liberty and you have lost IT,
Finally these gathering corruptions have cumiAssed
There Are two points In tho indictment against Jour
rulers rs Withholding the accounts from the people,
contrary TO law and custom and, Second Sience under
tne erave oharees frsm high sources. Under No con
committed by honest and incOrrutible men Now DO nos
the grounds Of danger from these sources me
ise es you are under strong " enat ono
RSnuoA party rules. need not caune You unessiness.
Inere rlu De evils under oil political rule but the obvious
result what you to look st Patience In this case,
would be virtue the character OF the voters who con-
vsted We could then afford to wait until they them
selves would refuse " put corrupt In power but
the character OF that majority Il becoming moro and
the S
~ ~ lsss ss.sssisS, S.s ssv svsT ..a
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM makes lady of 25
look as ste Moth Patches Ring Marks
saownes and few weeks changes the rustic face int" one OF
Then dress hair with LYoss KArHAkoS
and Complexion and the Hsir-are perfect