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SHAD.-The first shad of the season. have
appeared in the market at $1.50 rer pair.
One of the finest roe shad ever brought to
Richmond was served at Zetelle's yesterday.
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Grave charge Aeaip.t q ,aini,,er.'

BALTIMORE, February 23.--It Is charged
that Rev. DR.. I. D. Huston, formerly pastor
OF ST. Paups Episcopal church, and recently
Of Trinity church, has acted iieentiousiy to-
wards several Sunday school teachers. He
has left the city.
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THE Boy ORATOR will hold forth at the
lertlnc-room Of the Second Baptist church on
Monday evening for the benefit Of the Young
Mems Missionary Society.
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Cocoauut. cream, butter-scotch, Imitation lemon
and walnut candies: cocoanut caramels. All OF these
are found at pIZZINI'S.
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Is THE proceedings of the grand jury pub
lished Yesterday the name of W. 0. Null
should have been W. A. Null, and William
Goldwlite should have been William
BrantWhite.
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! IN Or LETTERS REMAINING IN
u TIE MANCHESTER POHT-oFFICE FEE-
.t NAY -, lsT..
t,.>,ls calling for letters In this list will Il,.sr
tdycrtisc,i. If not called tor in four week,
,y III Hr srt To- tic Dead Letter Oicc IN WASH
,..@tJu, u. {.
LADIES LIST.
e.. ..eoH. Mis- Lena .lnnrs, Mte, .tnn
...aa. Mrs. \. ii. Jones Mis- VI. Vi.
..#Aa. NIullin Lee, Mis- Martha
.up. li!-, Lizzie Lee. Mis. l:U4cltl
t'r -3'ny. Nrs. II. Pollock, Miss Alice
....,.u. .Giu Roberts, Virginia
/. al4EttI-, Mr.. II. Smith Nancy
t,Dspu,h. Mg~. -. s..
GGNTLEMEN'S LIST
......s'. ~. George Aln"re, Joseph
...'. =. NuTri>s,jt. Madison
....-., hunfort, Cornelius
g.. .n. H"u"' Aicrric.i, III.
p -"i,. t:.au., Muiry, William
-4~-..n. v. ~ Porter. l.. ". i"Uiorcdl
......, Geo. r. l&ttrr, Thomas
:. '.t. "ttH'.> S,t"cr-. b!ahy
b.. . l,", ,tl"su Sims. itltxton
b.. ..... Il. j.. Wci.i-cr. II. is.
vs.. ,. II, Wood. hcor." ".
.g.n, Ii !r'w Walker nru!-'n
!. II. tINNiNtNHAM,F. 7. ".
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FAnSnAM's FRENCH TOOTH LozESGEs, aRovel
and pleasant deutifrice-thc finest in the world for
cleaning bcautfying, and preserving the teeth en-
dorsea by eminent dentists. Sold wholesale by
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If you want stylish clothing and other gentlemcns
wear OF TIC very best quality and ut low figures call
at E. D. SrENcE soS'S gents furnishing establish
mont. 100 Main street.
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THIS SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 9TH,
will lie presented the oneratic drama Of
MARIANA.
N.RITASA.. Mrs. c. r. BERNARD.
With all of Wallace's original music.
During the performance, in which mill tary scenes
occur. larg. detachment of the First Infantry rcsi-
ment will be placed on the stage in a lnanner to
crc.;e effective feature in this beautiful drama
The members Of the regiment who visit this per-
Torrance lave been requested by the Blues To do Sc
in full dress uniform, thus producing novel and
brilliant scene.
Scale or PRICES General admission rates. I5c.
reserved seats, SI-to bc hid IT the store OF cssrs
West, Johnston u Co. Box sheet open THIS MORN
ING fc o!-lt
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Huyper'S and Leslie's Illustrated Pictorial
and Catholic Mirror for this week received
from Ellyson s. Taylor, next to Dispatch Of
flee,
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ADyERTISE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
| portion of the country should advertise In thu
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYSOS & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
fishers rates,
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\ small lot Of superior anthracite coal by steamer
Clyde, just received 4 supply Of dry pine and oak
wood-Sawed split, and long. =. Is. WATKIES,
I'LL Main and corner Ninth and Cary streets.
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NJ. ELLYSoN & Co, Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building. will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal Of the country at regular
rates,
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Orr FRIEND Mrs. RASpoLrII l. creating rcvc-
luton in the photograph world by Ecr elegant i'm
provemcnts. See the results at the LEE" gallery.
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a SPECIALTY-R eServedD!yidcnd Policics-Wid
ows' and Orphans Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany. J. b. MOORE, Agent.
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PHUNEs, PRUSEs.-Don't forget to call ut P1z-
ZINls and get Of those nice pruEes This the
time of wear to eat them.
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Mrs. RASDOLPIl'S latest styles of photographs
ONLY taken at the LEE" gallery, go Main street
they surpass for beauty i'll previous efforts.
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RALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. February 23-Flrginia 0's, old, d5;
consos, 5s. West Firginias, III. North Carolinas,
old. 80; new. ic: special tax, l3; al bids.
Cotton dull: low mldGllngs, ut. Flour quiet bnt
firm; western extra, S7.!5I37.75; others unchanged.
Wheat firm; Ohio and Indiana, Sl.7o Corn dull and
lower: white southern. 7CGl7lc.; yellow, 7l87oc.
western, 67G0eSc. Oats dull aid Unchanged. Rye
lulet at P&c JSigs. Pork firm At sH:5o Bulk merts
I417tc: loose, &c. more; packed bacon firm; shoul.
lers Bic.: rib sides, 7i0lsc: ccarrib. sa,sc. packed
hams, l3Nlic Lard firm at oic. Western butter
firm. Whlskey stetdy ut 92ac.
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EOR BALTIMO E-TRI-,teas ,teasSr5sIIl
4 WEEKLY LINE-NO TRAN ssssa- -rzs.ssz.-
SHIPMENT OF GOODS.-Stcamcr PEIEES
HiJRti viii leave her wharf on SATURDAY at :
o'clock T. ". Freight received up to u O'Clock I
VI. Saturday. Passage 81. For freight or passage
arpiyto WILLIAM /. BRElI.
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Latest News from Washington.
Special telegram to the Dispatch

Special telegram 10 tie Dlsl,atch.
WASHINGTON, February 23.--The proceed
tngs in the Senate to-day were far less ex-
citing than those of the carly part Of the
week. Trumbull made speech. alluding to
the aspersions which had been made upon
the motives Of those who favor reform, and
referred to Morton as chief among those who
would subordinate the public welfare to
party. He denied that the platform of the
liberal Republican party was not in accord
with true republican principles, and asserted
that lie would contend for them to the end.
Morton, in replying, wanted to know il
Trumbull intended to support the nominee
Of the Philadelphia Convention, saying he
did not want any one to stay in the party
and war against it. He did not succeed in
getting an answer to this question.
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A beautiful stock of neckties aud scarfs nt I.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street
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EOR NORFOLK. L . r T s -cII5Ils
q MOUTH. AND WAY-LhNDINtiS.s<-a .s<afa-.s-l
on JAMES RIVER.-Thc elegant steamer PAIL
StBE. Captain NEI.soS. will leave her wharf "a
Virginia Steamship and Packet Colnpany's sheds
every TUESDAY, ,TIIURSDAI.a and SATLRDAl
at G. o'clock 4. ". Freight received every day IRON
7 O'Clock A. NJ to O'Clock L. NJ. All way frcish
must be prepaid. Apply to agent on wharf or cup
tain on board. de IL
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First appearance of the highly popular comedian,
mimic and vocalist, and great original CAPTAIN
JINkS,'
ALICE DUNSIEG Hingard). and their superb
Company of Comedy and Operetta Artists, Is In
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH.
The performance will commence with the amusing
'N- A Pretty PIECE OF BUSINESS:
1Tre. Fanny Grantley.. -. Alice Dunning Uingnrd)
Supported by the Company.
To be followed by the world famed
LINGARD SKETCHES,
Introducing a portraiture of the late ROBEkI L.
LEE received throughout the South with the widest
demonstrations of enthusiasm.
Concluding with the late L. W. Robertson's beann-
tt'A- --- DAVID GARRICK.
Ada Iugot Alice Dunning (Lingardl.
Squire Chivy,} William Horace LIngard.
and magnificent cast
Entire change of bill each evening. Admission as
USUAL Reserved seats 81 each. For sale hy W cat s.
JohIIstou, 1905 Main street. on Friday morning.
fe 2.-Jt
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Walkiug-cancs and umbrellas in endless variety a
Z. Is. SPENCE & SoS's, 1900 Main street.
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Aithmond 1|lspatth,
SATURDAY. ...FE3RUARf "a, 1872.

ETs- TIE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Marshmalow. gum, and chocolate dror. at r.:
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SE.sfSSs-ystGEsstES.

iiLtuN X GIBBS
-
SEWIEG-MAClIISES
~ HONEST SOUTHERN MACHINE THAT
HAS NOT SURRENDERED TO NORTH
El:E NUMBtGS AND WON'T BE
RECONSTRUCTED.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YOR K.--Firginia II! T.
A Steamship and Packet Company -; - d.;
elegant steamship GEORGE r. UPTON, Captal
RoRERrS. will leave her whariat Rockets on tt fS
DAY. February eth. ut j u. W., connecting with
steamers for Fall river and Boston from same pier.
Close connections and through bills lading given tc
all southern eastern. and western places; also t.
Europe and Australia. Fare. So: meals and state
ROOMS extra. For freight or passage. apply to
u. j. BURR. President. 1914 Main street.
WAsIlISGTON * Co.. Agents, Pier IL Nor IN river
New York. ic 2i-3t
EOR PHI L \ d l. L p II IA.-a>fsiT7SS
< Tie stclmrr EMPIRE. Captain - - ssF: -,
ALLEN. will receive freight for the above port I'll
MONDAY The 26th instant at ~ o'clock. Freight
taken for al plrts Of Pennsylvania, New jersey
and Delaware also for Norfolk and New Orleans. Il;
low rates. Passage to Philadelphia. including meals
aud statcroom, -. W. =. PORTER. Agent,
fc2i-.t No. 2I2J Dock street.
EOR NEW IORK.-The Old ~: + 2
E Domi.ion Steamship Companys ele-r=s=sccsssz ele-r=ss=scssz
CAN'T sidc-whecl steamship ALEEMARLE, CaptAr
WALKER. will sail on SUNDAY, Fcbrary edth:
O'Clock 4. VI. Flcisht received until Saturda!
night.
Through bills Of ialins signed, and goods for
war.i..l with dispatch 10 all points north. south
east. and west Close connections made with CuIart
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodation
unsurpassed. Fare, sl2 stc"rs,@c. So; ronhQ-trii
tickets. So. For freight or pasSage, apply 10
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
fcoi-lt No. > Governor street.
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ENEGLlSH COAL.--This day landing from
h bar;. Ocean Star, THIRTY Tons ENGLISH
'tNN5I COAL; also n!i HaEd, Ii fall supply OF
@AHhI!N and BCRSS!DE RED ASH EGG
'1" NIOfE COILS, which viii be sold at the lowest
.I>'Er. EIics. WRIT ROBERTS.
"a = corner Seventeenth rad Dock streets.
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YsxY OF LETTERS.

! !-r OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
|. TUE RICHMOND foST-oFFifE FEhhl-
~ 80, ," lin; Cor letters IN this list will please
.f., ,r.;s,,3' - u Eot called Tor IN fonr weeks
'f =, -. sen: ;o the Dead iCtCr Office. In wash
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ANaVSENENTS.
DICHAIOND THEATRE.

LAST FAMILY MATINEE OF THE DRAMATIC
SEASON.
Last appearance but one Of CAROLINE RGCHINGS
BERNARD. Tho performance will COM
mcncc with the comedy OF
PEGGY GREEN.
Peggy Green. with songs. Caroline Rchings Bernard
To conclude with tie comedy Of
BOSNI FISHWIFE.
,fiss Thistcdown, ;.,, ,o,,,,, Caroline RIchings
Peggy Iacfl rland. "Atii SonS'' Bernard.
Saturday night, February p, ls7o. benefit f the
Richmond Blues. Last night Of the season-the
oncratc drama Of MARIANA.
Maritana, Il Gypsy girl with songs,
fe oI-lt Caroline RlchiuSs Bernard
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WANTED, honest southern men and women who
~ r' 10 Ii"Chas" good southern productions rather
tia" ar ,"i"9lcd by curpct-bng hunbugs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 81, 1872.
Sun rises ......... G:29 Moon rlses......... So
Sun scs............ 51l High tide, ..l2I
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE, February 23.-Tobacco active; sales
of two days., $50 hogshcads; lugs, -; low to
medium leaf, $7GSl?.
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Second Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, February 23.-The note OF
Earl Granville, sent to Secretary Fish through
Minister Schcnck, was read to the Cabinet
4 general conversation ensued, in which the
merits Of the questions presented concerning
the Interpretation Of the treaty Of Washing
ton were discussed. There may be furthel
conference OH the subject when the reply o.
the Secretary of State to the friendly nott
shall have been prepared.
Willie this Government does not seem dis
posed to modify its statement Of the case, il
will doubtless respond to the British objec
tons in such 4 spirit as will show its earnest
desire for settlement Of the questions a
issue in manner altogether honorable tt
both nations through the tribunal of arbitra
tors provided by the treaty. This is known
to be the desire Of the President and all the
| members Of the Cabinet.
Application was made to-day for copy o.
the British note for publication, but without
success, the refusal being based on thu
grounds that to furnish it would not only bt
tsgainst precedent, but dsrespectful to the
British Government at this stage OF the pro
caedines. 1t WAS further said tonight by
high Executive officer that not even the sub
stance of the note could now be communi
Gated through an official source, nor had 4
been repeated to any private parties. A
| the same time it was remarked that a.
the note was of friendly character ant
| couched in delicate language, and u
the reply would be in like temper
there was, therefore, no cause whatever FOL
| apprehension "a to the continuance OF peace
| between the two countries.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams, together wit!
Secretary Fish, visited the President, but re
mained but short time after the Cabine
assembled, having spent few minutes II
conversation with them.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
Grand benefit tendcredhy Mrs. CAROLINE RICuIEG
BERNARD to the
LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES.
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A SSEMBLY HALL.

SKATING AT ASSEMBLY HALL
THIS SATURDAY. MORNING AND NIGHT
fl ot-If
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" LNT> WNNITD JNTNI I WliENE.
a ! LItl Liberal. DISCOUNT TO DEALERS.
F.rta% - cr;,'uaiC reliable information on Sow
-.'ti"':, tiiu>c writing 10 us will confer great
'..F hE e-,ia" IA The address Of few responsible
T.. tics in Tie ir ucghh"rin0d
c !ris II inquiry solicited. We pledge ourselves
.,.g t'G!c Information, and guarantee sltsttc-
,.-.. ii ail our u'"tlheS
JAMES F. A. GIBBS. Proprietor,
=" '* NiHGI ami Etg,. Htrrc'g, !.ic.iIi0ud. Va.
- -NiNG-MAtiilNES OF ALL KINDS
} tlL'hjEED.--Ii!r Si.OAT ELLIPTIC SEW
'.'.-" lttiiNtN HbtGIti and SOLD. We scll
"uy fi:pHII. NEEDLE" Tor Tie SLOAT
--.-t..fI!E MACHINES.
SLOAT & ADDlNGTON.
nt.G ltiJ Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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Congressional.

Spencer introduced bill continuing an(
Grants to the Selma, Rome and Dalton road
Mr.. Trumbull introduced bill aholishins
stock gambling.
The bill forbidding corporations from
issun. notes or bills was passed. 1t i:
aimed against southern railroads, which Mr.
sherman said was issuing two and four-tlol
lar notes.
The discussion regarding the sale of arm;
was resumed. AIes>rs. Trumbull, Morton
and Nye, occupying the day.
H0use.--Thc diplomatic and consular ap
preparation bill was considered.
4Ir. VOORHEES, opposed the appropriation
for consul to Havana, characterizing Spain
rs brutal and bloody Power, against which
the Cuban people were revolving, supported
by the sympathy of the people OF the United
states. He favored the recognition Of Cuban
independence, saying there was not foot OF
soil subject to Spanish bayonets. lie sait
the Spanish authorities had treated the Ameri
can name and authority with sovereign anc
unmitigated contempt. While Peru had &C.
knowlcdgcd the absolute independence o.
Cuba, and her beligerent rights had beer
acknowledged by Chilli, the United States o
| Colombia, and Bolivia, and even by poor
| disorlercd Mexico, the United States was th'
| only Power recognizing free institutions, il
| the Western world, who had no kind wort
10 say to the struggling people of that doomed
island; this, the strongest, the freest country
with all its boasted power, hearing the dog
Of war rcndng the flesh and crushing th
bones of their victims, was silent.
Mr.. Garfield opposed the discussion.
Mr. Banks promised the House that tn
matter would soon come up in i shape upoi
which vote could be reached.
The bill was passed with amendment
raising Russia TO Il first and Japan to second
class mission, and reducing Central Amerlc
| to one Minister ut Nicaragua.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,

on MONDAY EVENING. February 20. ut O'Clock
for the benefit Of the YOUNG MEMS MISSiONA.
RI SOCIETY. Subjects: THE DRUNkARD,'
BURIAL OF MORGAN" "LOCHIEL." and
"BACHELOK'S SALE
Tickets: - cents. Children 10 cents. fc 2i-ot*
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

FOR FOUR EVENINGS, COMMENCING
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH.
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nKECT IMPORTATION OF GUM.

100 balcs GUM.
y c:.scs TUSgUA BEANS,
So s@gs SPICE, &c.
sc e-aw A. Y. STOKES & GO.
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lNNaG sHaIufS..sUTHl
Received.

WASHINGTON, February 23.-Lord Gran.
vile's note las been received. The Cabinet
discussed All answer to England for two
hours and half, but none was adopted.
The contents of these communications are
regarded as confidential in Executive quar-
tcrs, hence spcculations in regard to then
Ire untrllstworthy.
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FOR REy'T.

TOR RENT, neat and comfortable Gsa
l. RESIDENCE no. 507 Leigh street, cnn-tsI
isting of six rooms and Il kitchen; suitable iur u
small family. Apply 1T No. 1201 Main street.
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r.. h.A.: Mis- Nellie; Consul Of France Fcdc-
~tID.,, MaI,!cN lii!
+. l.. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
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VIRGINIA HALL.
MISS Q. ALEyINA BRANDT'S CONCERT
Will be repeated OH
THJTRSDAY. FEBRUARY 29th,

assisted by some Of our leading amateurs Of the city
fsI7-S,Th&S, ,&dttd
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~" MONTHS TRIAL. BEFuRE PURCHASE.
AGENTS WANTED EvEHYWHERE.
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EOR RENT. the STORE No. 1917 @A
4 Franklin street. between Fifteenth and Scv-aal
entccnth streets, with dwelling above. Apply t0
fc ,I-eol3t GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.

DR. HOBSON, recently of Clover Hill
PIts. having removed to Manchester, respect
falIy offers his professional services To the ctlzsis
Of the town. For the present he may De iouna ~ ~
his residence on Ninth street near the corner OF
Ninth and Bainbridge aloUt one square ID the fear
Of Mr. Inmes perdue's store. re N.2aNIW"
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INTER NATIONAL DEIEGATE ApMlTTEn--A Plat
FORM AuurTEC--rErslnrNrtAn TlrEnT NoMl-
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VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON THE
Y SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ELMWOOD
AND CULVERT STREETS, 66xl93 FEET, FOR
RENT-As the owner has no usc for the LOT at pre-
sent he Is desirons to rent and Is willing to ens0ee
1t with fence. Terms very reasonable. Apply W
JOHN Il. GODDIS,
Real Estate Agent,
IN o,.,tx Rank and Eleventh streets.
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i VERY Liberal DISCOUNT 70 DEALERS
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-08
Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet
THE OIL MARK ETS.
BY p. d A, TEL, LINE.

OFFICE OF
PErReLrvA CENTRE DAILY REcono
April 8 1872
The petroleum market is quiet and dull
to day at $s,4c. We hear of no trausac-
tions.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-22

The Chicago "bulls lately got ny
a corner" in wheat. carrying it to
s1.6o per pushed, but the rapidity with
which the abundant crop vas hurried
forward and sold, even before its arri'
val. gave them work upon a more ex'
teosive scale than they had anticipated
and on Tuesday the price fell to 81. 10,
carrying own in the crash some Of the
heaviest operators in Chicago, and few
men will care. The panic has resulted
favorably to producers I'll over the
country small buyers have saved them
selve. by selling over the telegraph,
each days accumulations. So the
bulls" were gorcd this time.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-22

!. In your Judgment is the reelection Of
Mr.. LINCOLN T. probability?
2. In your Judgment, can your State be
carried for Mr.. Lincoln?
3. In your judgment, do tho interests OF
the Onion party, and so Of tho country. re-
susrc the substitution Of another candidate in
place Of Mr.. Lincoln?
In making these queries VIC givo no opinion
Of our own, and request yours only for tho
most private and confidential use.
Yours truly. ll"RACE GREELEt,
Editor Of tho Tribune, (and two others.
The People answered MI. GrceIcy's
iuterrogutories as they will answer those
Of Cincinnati next November. We
have other specimens Of this mans
opinions and cons;stcncy,bd the length
Of this article admonishes US to post
pone them to future occasion.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-08-22

as many voters Ms we please, and if the
Yankees shall ever get us out of power
it will be because We cannot count
New York city may always be relied
upon to secure that State, New Orleans
tor Louisiana, and very soon the same
system under Federal auspices can be
inauguratcd in all large centcrs, so that
votes may be counted in subcrabun-
dance. 1t is true some time or other
tho thieves may fall out among them
selves, us was the case in Tammany.
and what Of that? AFTER US the
d"luge.' Eight years of power, or even
four years, will make US all rich, aud
then new dodge Of reform or some
thing else will answer for the future
election"
OUR DUTY.
Let no man say this picture is over
drawn. It is the argument which We
hear used in our bar-rooms, and which
finds expression more or less covertly
everywhere, and it constitutes the in
ducement which unites hct erogencous
mass for the overthrow Of tho Grant
administration, which they hate as the
exponent Of Northern sentiment aud
Northern morality. The personal and
official integrity Of Secretary Boutwell,
is the wall that cannot be scaled, the
fortress that cannot be captured By
strategy, aud therefore must be over
thrown by change of rulers. 1t is :
duty that we owe to our country anl
ourselves that this issue shall be pre-
scented in its true colors, so no reading
man can have the excuse Of not bcin,
aware Of the great responsibility which
Is involved in the present campaign.