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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
| NEW ORLEANS-Ar 9th inst, ship Baden DYER
Ar 18th, ship L L sturges. Linnekin, Newport, E.
SID I'm SW Pass 9th, ship Rochester.
Lowrey, New York.
Cid 7th, schs Molie, Anterior, and Lillias, Griffin
,PAsCAGoULA, MIss-Sld 18th, brig Cytie, Dow,
CHGRLEsToN-c 18th, bri. Mary E penueil.
P Rnamaa' brunswick, Ca sch Moseley Urann
GEORGETOWN, DC Ar 18th, sch Fred Swan.
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, sch Eureka. Mayo. from
Orient; Whtehouse, Farnum, Boston. -'''''
PH!LADELPHIA-Ar 18th, ship Laurens. Snow.
Knowles Babson, Gardiner; Saml Fish, feel. Ken
nebunk; Sunbeam, Gilley, Calais.
CD 18Th sch Henrietta Leavitt. Norfolk.
ELlZABETHPORT-Ar 18th, sch Orozimbo Wood
New York. "0' W. '''
Sid 2th schs kenduskeag, Wyatt Portland; Ida
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th, barque Pohono, Thompson
Glace Bay; schs Chas HELLER, Hopkins, Bangor for
New YORK; Fleetwing, Davis, Rockland f A Jen-
pings hall, I'm Portland for Philadelphia; Onward,
Cid 18th, brig Veteran Snow, Lisbon; schs Nc
Kown. Parsons, Gonaives; Electric Spark, Howell,
die M Bird, Merrill, Georgetown, SC; Forest Belle.
French Bangor; VIM McCobb, Horton, New Bed
ford.
Passed through Hell Gate 18th, schs July Fourth.
Palmer, Port johnson for Portland; John Warren
McGarr, Hoboken for do; Nellie Doe Richardson
Somerset; Richmond, Whitney, Elizabethport for
Boston; Ida Hudson, Cook. New York for Rockland;
Gamago, Pitcher, do for do; Vesta, Clark, Port
johnson for Providence; Orozimbo Wood Elizabeth.
port for Boston; Red Beach, Agnew Newbifrg for
Bridgeport massachusetts, Remission, New York
for Rockland ~
PRQVIDENCE-Ar 18th, sch N Smith, Conary.
Port johnson. ''
PAWTUCKET-Ar 18th inst, sch Helen Augusta.
Wells, Rondout. 7'
NEWPORT-Ar 18th, sch Revenue Phinney Ho-
boken for Boston.
Ar 14th. schs Maggie d Marston, Cooper. Port Gale
donia for Norwtch Pearl, Gookin Elizabethport for
Saco; Convoy, French, do for Salem; Sarah Rich
ardson FIN Port johnson for Portsmouth Nautilus
Crockett, New York for Portland joachim. Kane
Rondout for Boston; Alleghanian Ellems. New York
for Danvers Presto, Fletcher. do for Machias; Mary
Louisa, Simpson,. So Amboy for Gardiner; Albus
Rich, New York for Portsmouth; Telegraph. Clark
Elizabehpor for Damariscotta; Agricola Fullerton
Providence for Ellsworth
NEW BEDFORD-Sld 18th, sch Nathl Stevens.
Saunders, New York. ''
VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 18th, brig F Hender- |
'on, Henderson, Port Caledonia for New York; Abby |
Wasson WATSON, and Flora A Sawyer, Nutter, Eli |
,abethport Tor Boston; Clara Jane, McAlep, and Adj
nan, Hunt, Rondout for do; VIM Conner, Tooe and 1
Leighton, Hoboken for do; David Miller /
Fletcher. Fernandina for do; M S Hathaway Cole
10 Amboy for do; Montrose, Allen, Hoboken for Sa.
EN-; Gentle, Eldrdge New York for Belfast; Ell
treat, Robbins, do for Bath; Julia Newell Spear do
or Saugus; Mary Hallowell, Norwich for Dennis
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vile; Willie Martin Blake, Elizabethport for saco;
Grand Island, Miller, Eizhbethport for Thomaston;
om3ha wooster SqY ha ieI l,Ssn Pcrrv
cola.
Cid 18th, ship Jas Wright, Munroe, for New Or
leans; sch Annie Amsdeu, Bangs, Kennebec, to load
Ar 18th ship Merose, Neale, for Calcutta; barques
Lizzie H jackson, Warwick, Cronstadt; Lincoln,
Hutchins, New Orleans; brig Tempest Wilson, Lin
gan CD; schs Nellie Star. Poland, Wimington; A
johnson, Mailman, Rondout; Jerusha Baker. JOHN
son. and Bloomer, Mason, Portland.
Ar 10Th, barques Adelaide Norris Reed Leghorn,
July 10; Jehu. Hardy, Madeira; sehs Hattie Coombs
Jameson New York; Sarah Buck, White, Bangor;
Trader. Elwell, Rockland; Sassanoa, Weeks, Bath;
Bowdoin, Randall, and Lookout, johnson, Portland
Robt Woodruff Williams, Portsmouth
SALEM-Ar 18th, brig j Leighton, Leighton. from
Cherryfied for New York; schs Canary, Hart. Port
yohnson;, Forest City. Davis, and Elizabeth, Hodg
GLOUCESTER-Ar 14th sch Watson Baker, Hop
kins New York for Castino.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 18th, sch l. NJ Stewart, Stew
art, Bangor Concorda, Bartlett do for Boston; ALL
ston, Fitzgerald, Calais for Warren; Vine, Gilpat-
rick, Brooklin for Boston.
Sid 18th, sch Trafton, Tapley Windsor, Ms.
FOREIGN PORTS.
At singa oore July %, barque Daniel Draper, Clark
SON. Boston; Jane Fish Brown, Cardiff.
Ar at do Sd ut. Eric the Red. Small, Cardiff; Reso-
lutte Nichols, New York; barque Oasis, Randall. Ma
Nichols, Port Gamble ioS S' Thomas s'e curtis Es
Macaibi, (and sailed pod tor England)
Aug i6, Agenor, Knowles S San Francisco: " Pacific
Blanchard, Mollendo; 21st, A McCalum, Moody,
Ar at Valparaiso Aug /, barqu James G Pendleton,
Sid July 9th, barque Shamrock, Dow Hamburg.
Ar at Falmouth, E, 18th inst ships Fred Tudor
Bradford, New York Garnet Oliver. Rassejp.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, barque Olive, Clark from
Ar at st John, NB 18th, sch Sea Lark Andrews
Boston,
--latest by European steamers.l
Cid at Liverpool 31st, Pactolus, Tobey, San Fran
Off Falmouth 30th, Rocky Glen, Dorr, I'm Norfolk
Ar at Bristol 3lst Lizzie H, Spring, New York
1st Kate Prince. Hamilton, st John. NIB.
Ar at Cardiff 3lst, Southern Empire, Owens, from
Sid I'm Ardrossan Both ult Thcrese, Mudgett, fol
New York.
Ar at Naples 2sth ult, Pocahontas, Oliver I'm New
| Orleans
Ar at Genoa Goth ult, Kennebec Minott, from New
Sid I'm Marseilles 10Th ult, Alaska, Potter, for New
Ar at Copenhagen 3oth ult Zulma, Peterson, from
Matanzas.
delphia.
Sid FIN Newport slst ut, Kentuckian, Sears, New
:, Sid FIN Rangoon July &c, Potter, Mcclure, fol
., Ar in Havre Roads 31st ult, John Bryce, Morse
Sid fin Flushing Roads aoth Jeremiah Thompson
In Elsinore Sound 30th ult Sharpsburh, Rogers
from New York for Cronstadt; 31st e Sherman De.
sh6n, New Orleans for Narva.
Ar at Cronstadt 2sh ult, Eta M Tucker, Tucker
| Philadelphia.
SPOKEN.
Aug 10, lat IS N, Ion 20 W, ship Gen Butler, from
New York for San Francisco.
Aug 20, lat 40 "a, Ion u As, baruue A N franklin
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The BRAIN the heart, the sOui of the pres
emit Democratic party is the rebel element
at the south, with its Northern allies and
sympathizers. Ii is rebel at the core to-
day. HI would come into power with the
hate, the chagrin, the wrath, the mortiff-
cation of ten biu years TO impeI and
guide its steps. Whatever chastisement
may be deserved by our national sins, we
must hope this disgrace md humiliution
will be spared 10 us."-[fOrace Greeley.
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The story is that the Hon. Cakes Ames OF
Massachusetts, in the year 1868, in order to
procure favorable Congressional action upon
measure affecting the interests OF the Union
Pacific Railroad COMPANY, brlbed Messrs.
Blaine OF Maine, Patterson OF New lamp
shire, Senator wilson and Messrs. Eliot,
Dawes and Boutwell, OF massachusetts, Speak
er ColfaX OF INDIANA, Messrs; Scoheld and
Kelley OF pennsylvania, Bingham and Car
field OF ONO, senator Fowier OF tennessee,
and others, by giving them some thlrty-.Wo
thousand SHARES OF stock IN the Credit Mo-
bilier Company, worth IN the markets SIX
hundred dollars per share, or something over
nineteen miillons IN all ms Is good,
round, plump story, both as 10 the men as
salieu ana the amount involved, ana smacks
so strongly OF the wholesale exploits OF the
Tammany Ring in its pamlest days that the
honor OF its invention must belong to some
one of that noted band OF punderers.
This magnificent roorback is l.mented
through the columns OF the Sun in letter
from Philadelphia, purportlng to give an ac-
count of an equity suit brought in the courts,
of Pennsylvania by one McComb of New
York city against Cakes Ames and others,
directors OF the Credit Mobiler Company,
praying for further assignment of stock.
| Part of the story is taken from the narrative
| of the compliments bill, and the rest is
made up from the suggestions and conjectures
of the Sun correspondent, and the electioneer-
ing commentaries of that paper. Mr.. Nc
| Comb accompanies his bill with copies of two
letters from Ames to himself, neither of which
taking them to be genuine, shows any evil
dence of bribery of anybody; but to. piece out
that part of the story McComb pencils on the
back of one of the letters list of names and
amounts of shares, which he says corresponds
to list shown him by Mr. Ames. This pen
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DIED.

In this city, Sept. 10, Mr.. Barak Lttlefsld, aged
Ga years.
Funeral services Wednesday forenoon, at 10 o'clk
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In this city, Sept. Is, Mary L., wife of Edwin j.
Whitney, aged q years.
Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon, at 5
o'clock, at No. Lowell street.
In this city. Sept. 16, Mrs Eliza H., wife of A. H.
Field, aged 46 wears 10 months.
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
at her late residence, No. 23a Waterville street. TIE
mcnt.
In this city Sept. 1G, Maria b. wife Of j. H. Went
worth, aged 80 years. '
Prayer at the house, IS Spring street. at 10 O'Clock
TINS forenoon. Funeral services at Limington. on
Wednesday, at O'Clock P. M.
:, IN cumberland. Sept. IL, Mrs. Eliza, wife of the
late Rueben Day, aged SO years.
In Gadnerr, Sept. Is, Mrs. Caroline Fox relict of
John Potter, Esq, aged SO years months
IN acknowledgement Mass. Sept. 8, suddenly Mrs.
ha5ie wife Of j. e. Hall, of c., and daughter of
lhe late ii. b. Tiden, of Portland. Connecticut pa
pers please copYl -
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SHOT Very Wells
feeling of vague bodily discomfort, which does
not amount TO positive Illness and yet /. Incompatible
with health is often aptly described by the phrase
Not very we'll" This feeling usually arises from
adefciency of the nervous power which is required
to keep the vital machinery in vigorous and health
full operation Nervous weakness has too frequently
to admit of any doubt in the matter. Inactivity Of
the bodily functions surely begets their derange-
ment as cause precedes effect.
1t is therefore absolutely essential for the psrseva-
ton of health perhaps oflife ITSELF that this warning
should be promptly needed The case does not admit
OF delay Revitalize the system at aud eecualy
with Hostetter's Bitters-that peerless invlgorant
which, by nfusing health and strength into the
SYSTEM protects it against diseases surely than
ever knight OF old was protected by armor of proof
against lis foe.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-09-17

GEN. HAwLEY consents to be the Repub-
lican candidate for Representative to Con-
gress in the Connecticut district where va
cancy exists by the death of Mr.. Strong, pro-
vided the nomination is unanimous and spon-
taneous. 1t is said that the Republicans of
that district will most cordially accept the
proposal, and do their utmost to elect him.
Few Republicans outside of the State are bet
ter known or more generally appreciated
than Gen. Hawl0y and his election would
give universal satisfaction.
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THIS time it is Arthur Debenham, ga ma
son of twenty years membership and an odd
fellow for thirteen years." 100 Broadway,
New York, who has greenbacks to sell to
regular customers at the rate of $3.50 for
$120, and to new customers for $40 He
don't use the mail. Uncle Sam is not friend
of his. Mr.. Arthur Debenham says his bills
are not counterfeit, but the genuine article,
and sends newspaper slip to show that at
some time the government by mistake, gave
the printers too much paper and on this they
printed cool million and this is the money
Mr.. Debenham has to sell. He has made
this generous offer to Lowell subscriber who
has forwarded the papers to us. If any fell
low desires to knew how much of an idiot he
is let him send this Masonic Odd Fellow $40
with the expectation of getting anything in
return. The victim will learn that he is bet
ter fitted to be an inmate of an idiotic asylum
than convict of the State prison.
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81 hope the time will come when the
soldier who fought with Lee and johnson
will occupy as proud position i'm the
hearts of the American people, as the
soldier who fought under Grant and sher-
nam. ,-HoRACE GREELEY at Xicksburg in lsI
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT.
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT,'
HENRY WILSON.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS:
At Large-SAMUEL e. SPRING, Of Portland.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
of CheTgfeld.
First District-JAMES II. MCMILLAN.
Second DiStrict-JOHN H. KIMBALL, of Bath.
Third Distrtct-,JAMES ERSKINE, of Bristol.
Fourth District MORDECAI MITCHELL.
Firth District-VILLIAM McGILVERY
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MARRIED..

In this city, Sept. 16, by Rev. Dr. Carruthars wm
f. Little and Miss Helen Graham both of Portland
In Standish, Sept II, by Rev. X. Atkinson, j. L.
Horr, NJ d., of Alfred, and Miss L. P. Lombard, of
In Gardiner Sept. H. Willie F. Peach and Mis-.
Nellie S. Bailey, both of Pittston.
In In Saco. Sept s. Moses King Jr., and Ursulu j.
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WE are informed that Hon. Almore Ken-
nedy of Lincoln, Hon. E. c. Harrington of
Oxford, Hon. c. A. Chaplin of this county,
and Hon. J. B. Foster of Bangor are candi-
dates for the Presidency Of the Senate.
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OUR CORRESPONDENT at Calais says that
the Republicans of that city held great jubi-
lee last Wednesday evening. The battle of the
District had waxed fiercest at Calais They
had a hard, hot fight of it all through the cam
paign, and succeeded in overwhelming the
liberal Pike in his own town by tremendous
majority; and so they all felt like having
good time During the evening they sent the
following telegram to Congressman Hale:
''We are having grand demonstration here
this evening. Nominations; fireworks, bon
fires, bands of music, &C. Enthusiasm un-
bounded"
And soon after they received this dispatch
from Mr.. Hale in reply:
your dispatch received. 1 send greeting to
Calais, i know thy works, and thy labour and
thy patience; and how thou canst not bear
them that are evil; and thou hast tried them
which say thoy are Apostles and are not, and
hast found them liars. +" EUGENE HALE
MIR. Hale shows by his apt quotation from
Revelations that he has proper appreciation
of the zeal of his friends in Calais and of the
completeness of their work in Pixies own town.
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Mr.. REED, Representative elect from Wal
doboro', we are informed, should be classed
as an independent rather than a Democrat
both parties voting for him.
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" The people of the United stntes know
General Grnnt-havc known all about
him since DOneison and VicIsburg; they
do not know his slanderers, and do nOt
care to know them '-Horaoe Greeley.
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ssEvery ono who CHOOSES TO live by pu-
giiism or gambling or harlOtry, with
nearly every keeper off tippling-hOus is
uaIificn lily n ID Observation-Disclosures GREELEY.
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September 16, 1872.

IHE SWEDISH NORTH POLE EXPEDITION
The Swedish North Pole expedition, under
Professor Nordcnskiold, arrived at Tromspe,
In Northern Norway, on the 18th of July and
departed on the 21st The plan of the e1pedi-
ton i. to winter on the northernmo,t isle, of
SpItzenberg, whence, by the aid of reindeer
sledges, an ice journey Poleward will be
attempted; The chief of the expedition is ac-
companied by two physicians, naturalist.
an Italian naval officer, a first mate, two en-
attending the reindeer, from forty to fifty of
which, with 5000 sacks of reindeer moss, and
sther necessaries for an Arctic winter, have
been transported by steamer to the designated
winter quarters. Also house for the use of
In, the party IN winter while at the Seven Isles
The expedition is amply fitted out in every
respect and is provisiOned for ITO years
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THE unparalleled success of the celebrated
Quaker Bitters speaks volumes for their cura-
tive properties. Dr. Flint, the proprietor, has
fine residence on Broad Street, and drives a
four-in-hand on the Avenue Nea1port Neacs
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PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, Sept. rs.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Catharine Norris (Br) Dunn, Wentworth, Ms.
plaster to ID Whidden 49,
Sch Welcome Home. (Br) Hatfield Windsor Nc
plaster to A Whidden. ~
order. ~ P''ei "
Sch Ranger. Hallowell, Boston for Dennysville.
Sch Nellie, Mason, Salem. I7'as.
sch Roxana Burley, Chase, Kennebunk.
Sch Echo, Parker, Gloucester.
Sch Oregon, Dunton, Boothbay
Sen Lexington, Kelloch, Rockand-lime to A
Morse & &c.
Schs Reeves, Gilpatrick and Capella, Farnham.
Orland for Salem. I'M -'
Sch Haines Smith, Ellsworth Tor New York
Sch Sciota Sadler, Ellsworth for Gloucester
Sch Oregon, Turner Ellsworth for Newburyport
Schs Victory, Clifford, and Warren, Sargent
Bangor for Boston.
Sch Margaret, Crockett, and Emma, Crockett, Ban
gor for Boston.
Schs ] Wallace Thompson, and Modena. Nick
erson, Bangor for Boston
Schs Traverse, Stinsan and Ida May, Gray, Bangor
for Boston. - ' e
Schs Patriot, Loud, and James, Tapley. Bangor for
Sch S oakcs Riicout. Bangor for Hoboken.
Sch Greenland, Parker, Bangor for Lynn
sen Willard, Weeks, Bangor for Norwalk.
Sch Sparta, Hopkins Frankfort for Salem
Sch Savannah, Whitney, Winterport for Salem.
Sch Iodine, Farr, Gardiner for Boston,
Sch III III Day, from Gardiner for Boston,
CLEARED.
Steamer Dirigo. johnson, New YOrk-Henry Fox
Sch Dolphin, (Br) Snow. Port Ia Tour, NS-master
Sch Hattie Ross, McDuffie, PHILADELPHIA Nick
erson.
Sch Montezuma, Griffin, Eastport-N Blake
Sen fremont, Squirting Calais-N Blake.
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ONE of the most absurd and unfounded as
sertions of the Radical papers and organs has
always been that the Democracy were ex-
ceptionally irreligious and immoral, and that
the Radicals were the reverse of all this Ev-
cry person of ordinary observation know.
such assertions to be too true.-Eschange.
Then honest Horace is dreadful liar for it
was he who said that the Democrats were so
generally immoral that the party included all
horse thieves, and neatly all the drunkards,
gamblers, shoulder hitters, keepers of brothels
in short the worst characters in every
community. We have sometimes thought it
might be true, but did not fully believe it I'M
til it was announced by the Democratic can
didate for the Presidency.
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The recent Greeley ratification meeting
brought three very prominent members to
the front in the persons of ex-Senators R. NJ.
I. Hunter, Chestnut and A. G. Brown who
went out of the Senate before the beginning
OF hostilities in 1861 and were, during the
war, the bitterest foes of the nation. Mr..
Hunter in his speech took occasion to say
that he is as much Democrat as ever and
has not changed any of his political views.
He is, Therefore, a very consistent supporter
of the candidate who favors secession.
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j. b. BROWN &c SONS.
B A N X Err s,

j. b. BROWN &c SONS.
B "A NIX ERS,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
THIS HOUSE is established for the transaction of
General Banking Business.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight. In
terest at the rate of Four per per annum allow
cd on all Daily Balances Accounts rendered and in
crest credited monthly.
CERTIFICATES IF DEPOSIT Issue bearing in
terest as by agreeme and available at maturity in
Portland, Boston or New York
COLLECTIONS of Notes, Drafts Coupons, and
Dividends made in all parts of the United States and
Canada. 1911
DEALERS in Government and other Investment
Securities and in Gold and Silver Coin.
STERLING BILLS drawn on Englnnd, Scotlan..
and Ireland. Sight lafts on Paris Berlin and other
European cities, Montreal, st. John and Halifax.
Gold and Currency Drafts on Boston and New York
APPROVED Commercial Bills purchased
FACILITIES afforded for the transaction of the
Special as well as the General Business of correspop
dents
Agents for the sale of the
Bonds Of the Portland & Ogdensburg RR
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The GENEVA AwARD.-A Washington dis
patch says that the award of the Geneva Tr-
bunal does not excite the slightest enthusiasm
IN official circles Attorney Williams who is
the, only member of the Joint High Commits
sion now in Washington, says that the award
covers fully all that the American members cx-
pected would be awarded while the sum is &C.
tually short of what the English members con-
ceded might be due under the declaration of
Earl Russell as set forth in the correspondence
between Minister Adams and taa British Pre-
mier.
AS for the establishment of a new principle
of international law it is said on the authority
of representative of the British government
now in Washington, who is fully posted on the
whole question, that as long ago as 1865 Rus
sell would have been glad to cancel legitimate
claims against England for more than the
amount awarded by the tribunal, provided he
could have gained as has now been accomplish
ed, Tor sum less in dollars but richer in prn-
ciple to CT. Britain.
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THE PR ESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. II. 1872.

"Erant and his policy deserve the very
highest credit.,,-Hordce Greeley.
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ga purely selfish interest attaches the
Icxxd. ruaianIy, criminal, and dangerous
classes 10 the Democratic party "--HoRACE
GREEIFy
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The Commercial Advertiser says the
bivouac of Liberal Arab. at the Astor House
has been broken up. They have gifted their
tents'' and departed. Shortly after they had
silently stolen away some irreverent per-
son pasted the following notice ON the door
of room No. II:
NEW YORK STATE LIBERAL
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS,
Astor House, Sept. 10, 1872.
To LEr-Terms easy. The occupants sui
fering from assvere attack Of 'TTar HeeP',
aggravated by retreat over the Green
Mountains, and some rather rude expert
ence of ''Pine'' forests, have concluded upon
change of base, and engaged passage on the
patent "wind-power" scow "Chappaqua" for
Salt River. Enquire of
JOHN COCHRANE
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s34S,f4I ,239.46 of the Public Deot mas
been paid since the inauguration Oh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cumberland Bar Association.
The members of tie Bar Association ar. requested
to meet at the Law Library this (Tuesday) msrning
at half past ten O'clock to attend the funeral services
of the late Judge Lane. sep1G-sn
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"GeneraI Grant never has been Oc"'e"'
and he never will be.''-Rorace Greefep'