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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-26
by Wellington Go'idn,
!tuctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

T ARGE QUANTITY OF OLD BRICKS
IL or SUPERIOR QUALITY, FOR SALE Al
AUCT1ON.-Will bc sold at auction, on the prem.
iscs OH TUESDAY the 10th of March, ls7e, at /:
O'Clock NJ. the BRICKS In the walls of the large
warehouse ut the northwest corner OF Cary and
Eleventh streets. estimated TO contain upwards Of
100000 BRICKS OF superior quality. the same 10 "
removed In sixty DAYS. and to hc sold whole OF
in four separate parcels and to be measured rs they
now stand. -
TERMS: Cash. W. GoDillN,
NH ~ hUctionccr.
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VIRGINIA NATURAL fbiH''
LUnRIcAT1SG OIL
SUITABLE FOR SLOW OK "Ai
cHINERY op EVERY pEsCha r,v
TITS rsEEFRoM ALL GRIT ANp''''
and under the same circumstances - '"'
or lard oil, .r,,r
WI NOT HEAT, WEAR. Oh GU -
BOXES OR BEARINGS

This on, has been extensively u,d In };ti on ard
several years past, giving genera. .riS used
without complaint, wi@reSst ~, the liL sold 81,
dtssrs from. ali ofsr Lubretas ot,s s s,r tie VIZ
ark We .rs the sole a Sssie,,h,s OH every bar
GINA Nat hi .d Sv us bears our haaa Par
Virginia Natural Petroleum l.aaa Van
CELL Eadd & Co, Agents, RiehInon,ss nsoapi stten'
don. and he shipped In good, tsh. enSss,sst..s
fuRQELL' La Richmond -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-26
BY Lee ( GOddin,
ell Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No lila Main street,

BUILDING LOTS ON UNION HILL,
ID CORNER OF AND THIRTY-FIRST
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-On
TUESDAY, 18th March Instant, at half-past 4
o'clock i. NJ. on the premises, we will sell ONE:
Hundred AND SiXrY-FIVE FEET OF
GROUND on the east side OF Thrty-irst street. eX-
tending back within parallel lines on T street l32
feet commencing ut the northeastern corner OF s'li
ST. as laid down in Adams's plan.
ALSO,
THIRTY FEET OF GROUND, commencing II
feet from the north line Of and Thirteth streets,
running thence ncrtllwardly, and fronting OIL the
east side of Thrticth street 30 feet, and running
back 49, feet to al alley II feet wide
TERMS: One-throl cash; residue In TOUR ana
eight months for negotiable notes. interest added ut
the rate Of six per cent. per annl, and secured Ivy
q, trust deed LEE & GODDIN,
NH "a Auctoncers.
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BgrSINESS WANTS.

WANTED gentleman from the SOUTH,
w west with some capital, wishing to cilter mo
I IN cT,H!s' Address 4. b. Dispofch Office
1uh cJ-otk
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, "a = o SSI I've -
sirablc HOUSE and LOT situate ,a,n On ,So,,l
street u Manchester in 5is; xrsn nG hack m
bic frame house Containing four r9in., sI1 az sn
order, and other comcnieases; Ms,. Wells FIR
now In the occupancy OF Mr.. S.'' ~ EACHo.
terms, apply to ,,t ,nJ AuctioDer.'
FOR SALE, y number Of p 49, = vii
L INGs--arse. small ana ,' mr., OF t!se cii!
slso, tFiRMs and MINERAL LA%EniSSf oR SALE.
WANTED, CONTROL OF LA Richmond.
on James river, especially sh2 nnSey.FRONT sfoEL
M NH se.ict Real Estate Agent ana A~'
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RE.L ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctionccrs anu Real Es;ale Agents
No, l.ll Main street.

WE ARE REQUESTED ~ NIX. ~
w liam A. Walsh. who contemplate; ttaEllt ous
citv TO offer at PRIVATE SALE the ioHo"l.S n'i
desirable improved and uniinpioFtd real csI-c 8"
the city Of Richmond an rov
First. These THREE HANDSOME ANp ~
ENlENTLY-IOCATEb I II K r. r -,
BRICK TESEMENTS. With nice iron 'yrdl,'s sH u" III
entire front. containing seven rooms gu u ~ -.
modern improvements and kitche'. All c',"' III
ted on the east side OF Tenth near Lcsl su,.t' ~
at present occupied by good tenants III sS"' pr "'
NUN. ,,,, ,,,,rr. rIu-fr ING,
on tile east line of Ninth street h'Tn - "
street, containing eight rooIns: kitcLeh' - ,,,n
tached; with gus and water on tiic pftd,,s
occuuied bv a good tenant IL D ao leI al,,", MGR
Third BRICK TENEMENT on t nJ;D sr.
Broad street, containing six rooi!!s' h'''''''
now renting for $500 PER annnr,. -. ,,r w.,
Fourth Neat BRICK COTTAGE, 20 .to
N,rsh.ll street. containing SIX rconis' A'''.'"'
now occupied bv good tenant. IN, - Twcp,,.
Fifth. Beautiful BUILDING Lol ON mar
ninth between Franklin and Graz >"
:. Marshall park" fronting 33 BY l5g !eet: ,,,,r.
Sixih TRACT OF MOOD LAM. III n.tn.ipInc
Acid county. near Tnmaawk ia lou' 81 t\J
TWO HUNDRED AND ElGHll 81 Lev
A HALF ACRES. .,,,-,,. /. Offered IN
lis seldom such valuable proper! j. ,rr5t.
rho market and 10 parties wishlnS 10 Hrt,ptp-
able investment or TO ;ecure Elce ftn,. rr tenn.
fl,is offers a most favorable opI"r'niii'! i''
sc. address or apply 1t our ONCE: ppOTlIYE.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old # :as sss
n Dominion Steamship Company's ele-.sIssslfs..2sz5
CANT sidc-wheel Steamship WYANOkE. Captain
O'Clock p. NJ. Freight received until . 7. Nj.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
"slrdcd with dispatch 10 all points north, south.
east, and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl2; Storage. SO round-trip
tickets, go For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN w. WYATT; Agent.
NH e5-ot No. 3 Governor street.
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Havana sweet oranges At F1ZZIHI'S.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs soiu--" ID"
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POSTPONEMENT.
The weather Icing Indictment, the sale Of the above
the Goth instant nj lrll f-past O'Clock p. NJ.
NH % RICHARDSON & CO., AuctioDeers.
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WILLIAM COULLISG. Z. Il. MEADE.
DOUBLING g. MEADE,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS
ja1o 1901 MAIN STREET.
CITY AUDITORS OFFICE
VA March Is 1870

CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, March is, 1872. ! !.
THE CITY ASSESSMENT LIST OF Ii
l. CENSE TAXES for the year 1872 Is now filed
In this office for the Inspection of all concerned.
Any parties feeling themselves aggricved can appear
before the Fina.ice Committee of the City Council
on WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY EVENINGS,
March eth and 18th, who win sit to hear appeals
tlercfrom In the Council chamber, Washington
Hall, Broad street, from to o'clock.
WILLIAM II. ALLDERD1CE.
NH ia-tltsIa .1Er .r.a Auditor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-26

TOR NEW k.-Nirginia >nfEG
4 Steamship and Packet Company, sSssss Hss=:
K0TERTs. will leave her wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY, March aGth, at T. NJ, connecting with
selIntas for Fall river and Boston from pier.
Close connections and through bills ldug given TO
all southern. eastern. and western places also 10
Europe and Australia. Fare, S.: meals and stale
rooms extra cabin passage. S1O; round-trip tick
ot, SIS; sceragc. For freight or passage apply
to d. j. BURR, President 1914 Main street.
WASHtNGToN Co., Agents, Pier 10 North river
Now York
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH ., ls72.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH %. ISL.
Sun rises........... 1853 Moon rises $40
Sun sets G:07 High tide. 80
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RIVER AID OCEAN sEEA,1.;Hs.

'sa hL's 80 ~ $3.50 = -1I.-.-[e-
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND {,
L AND NORFOLK ISL Pesy.ss-.s..e,
LINE.-FOH L II I J. 4 ID - PHI TWICE 4
Wf.FK.-Stcamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE. and j.
s. GREEN. composing this lii.e. will leave Ricl'-
nonl every MONDAY and THURSDAY at "a
o'clock NJ. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY ut the same hour. alternately.
Fr,glts received daily tSundlyS cX.epted) for all
parts Of Pennsylvania. New Jersey. and Delaware
also for Charleston Savannah. and New Orleans and
bills OF lading signed through
Freight taken for Norfolk al moderate rates.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, Including meals and
W. p. PORTER. Agent.
No 2t25 dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE < CO. Agents
No. II South WharycS,
j, IL No. II North Nharvcs. Philadelphia.
TOR NEW TORK.--OLD DO A{@S
8 MISION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. rsEssss aESass
The sidc-whcel steamships WGiNOk r.. ISAAC
BELL. SARATOGA. NIAGARA, ALBEMAPI.E
and HATTERAS, leave New York for Norfolk. City
Point. and Richmond, every TUESDAY. THU! s.
DAY. and SATURDAY ut O'Clock I. NJ I.cayt
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and sun
DAY. at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have clegal [
saloons and statcrooms. The fare. accommodations
ard attention. arc unsurpassed
Close connections made with steamers for all South
Crn and EUROPEAN ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, ut the offices of thi
Company.
For further information, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent,
my &c Mob Governor street.
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! AAEs RIVER Frs, STE "a go,
FOR NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BALTI-
MORE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUI
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
INGS ON THE JAMES
RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mail steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain u. G. CLIFFORD, leaves
Cnmpany'S wharf at Rockets for the abore-namcd
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS. at HALE-PAST SIX A. NJ, and returns on
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday afternoons.
Passengers connect 1T Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrlva
of steamer
Fafc 10 ilil?delllhla.. so
Fare 10 Baltimore. 90
1S 10 N "n sac - r & f e 90
and baggage checked through.
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Bos-
ton, Baltimore, and principal landings on Chest
pcake Bay. and all regular landings on James river
IT REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from pa Nj. till p. M.
Freight for way-landinGs must bc prepaid
J.. h. TATUM, General Agent
Olicc. Cnnpany'S wharf.
Branch Office. corner Main and Ninth streets,
my l6
NOTICE.-On aud after MONDAY, goth March,
1877. the steamer ELIZA HANCOCK will leave Rich
mUuh at a. NJ ..- NH 2O-lw
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND <SfFsss,
v PACKET COMPANY.-Thcs steam .ssst4E2s5S
ship GEORGE B. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY.: leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
The steamship WILLIAM p. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY,; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. Freight Received daily.
ID. j. BURR, President.
fe 20 1914 Main street.
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',whNTs.

WANTED, BOARD E|Rs. Il have two,
w large ROOMS f,infurnIshed), second floor,
subtitle for gentleman and his wife. Also one
ANAL room for gentlemen, Possession given hpril
1st Annly nj 1902 Ross street. . II NH e6-2ts
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yxTANTED, n SITUATION AS COL
w LECTOR ON SATURDAYS, or any KING OF
writing in an Office. Can come well rccommGnded.
Address i. Ii. Col 1hELnn ~ ,o"1,
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M ANTED, A, COLI RED, GIRL ABOUT
w fifteen years old to mind child. Apply at
,05 Leigh street. mn 2t-lt
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b. Moody & Iovall, Aucticncers.

crrRrs 6 WILLIAMS. AuctIonCeS. mi
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WANTED, TWO ROOMS IN A PRl-
w. FATE FAMILY. Address " No Dispatct
Office, stating terms. mn 2B-ltH
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BY james ". Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr

GnrBEs & WILLIAMS. Auctionecrs.
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WANTED, THREE ROOMS, WITH
w Kitchen accommodate for small family.
References exchanged Address "F.", s3l Broad
.1rprt Richmond. Yn. +t.'s..l fsF..## mn 25-2t
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26
News and Other Items,

The horse epidemic has reached Vermont, and
prevails generally in and around Newport; St.
Johnsbury, Charleston and Montpelier.
The Newport VT, Express says the State
LEGISLATURE is the most temperate for twenty
five wears. Through all the departments,
among all the employees in and about the State
House. and in the Senate and House, are found
none of the old soakers that have in previous
years dsgraced the halls of legislation.
The old Dickens separation scapdal has again
been brought before the British public by the
action of the present Mr.. Charles Dickens. Ru-
NOR says that in Mr. Forster's second volume
of the 'Life of Dickens" which it was an
nounced would shortly appear, the biog1apher
throws the whole blame of the unhappy separ-
alton upon Mrs. Dickens.
The Plymouth mackerel fleet has returned
after season of remarkable success. The
Bankers have also done WELL
A Washington special says that the Senate
Committee will be reformed SO as to deprive
Mo.srs Trumbull and SchurE of chairmanships.
Mr.. Edmunds of Vermont is to be chairman
of the Judiciary Committee. The story is
doubted.
Forty eight young colored girls from differ
ent points in North Carolina, eighteen being
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26

Philadelphia has a collector of bad debts,
who wears very high hat, on which is
printed in flaming letters, 'sBad bills collect
ed" Thus arrayed, with everybody looking
at his hat, he goes and knocks at the debtors
office-stands around the door and makes the
premises look generally ridiculous till the debt
is paid. Then he takes fifty per cent of it,
and gives the rest to his client. He is said to
be rapidly amassing fortune. -Erchange.
Some forty years ago young man in this city
who had met with reverses, adopted similar
profession to the above. He was lame, and to
assist him in his business some of his friends
contributed to buy him donkey and cart,
with which to make his rounds. Bad bills
were his specially. The sigha of the donkey
before mans door was bad symptom, and
the debtor generally took pains to avoid an
intimate acquaintance with the donkey.
Merchants joined to their appeals to delin-
1uent debtors a threat to "send the man
with the donkey round; and the effect can
be imagined. The collector amassed for
tune, and died a few years ago, leaving a
handsome inheritance to his children.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26
A PoLYGAMIsT AhREsTED-The Biddeford
Times says that city has genuine case of po-
lu6rarnu ruhinH Il niuoa FOL

- i OHion"iAoA &AHhnSAGD.- bluutlOIu
Times says that city has genuine case of po-
lygamy, which it gives as follows:
BURNS R. Bean Of this city, was married in
February, 1864, to Maria S. Webb at Saco, and
they resided together as man and wife. How
soon young Bean separated from his wife we
have not learned; but on the first day of Janu-
airy last he is again married, and this time to
Alice A. Libby of this city, knowing full we'll
that his first wife was still living and not very
far away either. knowledge Of this second
marriage soon came to the ears of his first
choice and complaint was lodged and Bean
brought before Judge Chase at Saco, early in
the present year. He was bound over for ap-
pearance at the May session of the court at
Alfred, and Mrs. Bean gave her own recogni-
sance for appearance against him. But before
the sitting of court matters were adjusted in
some manner or other between the parties,
whereby Maria was not to appear against Bur.
MIS- Beans bondsmen had him at Alfred al
the May term of court, but his wife did not ap-
pear against him, and he was released, but a
capias issued for her appearance She was ar
rested and taken to Alfred at the September
term of court and an indictment found against
her husband. Beam getting wind of what was
going on, cleared the State and made himself
comfortable at Great Falls, N. H. A short
since he returned to Saco and went to work in
one of Joseph Hobson's saw mills. Last We'd
nesday forenoon, little before dinner, Deputy
Sheriff Stevens of this city, arrested him and
lodged him in the station in this city He was
Friday noon taken to Portland by Sheriff War
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26

from Greensboro, the point where they were
shipped, have arrived at Hampton. Va, to at
tend the colored normal school, where they will
be fitted for teachers gratuitously.
California apples are blooming second time
this year
The sugar crop of Porto Rico this year prom
ises to be abundant.
Rev. A. Fl. X. Boyd, the country parson, %
breaches in kid gloves and has 81, 200 or 81, 500
year. '
1t is said that when the pope heard of Pere
Hyacinthe's marriage he gave expression to
his feelings and surprise after this fashion
''The saints be praised! the renegade has taken
his punishment into his own hands. The ways
| of Providence are inscrutabls."
The shipments of tea from China and Japan
to the United States from June 1 to August Il
have been 1O,6966a3 pounds, against S,876, 94s
pounds in corresponding time last year.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26
La 1T Riaht z

Mr.. EDrToR:-I see going the round of the
papers, that a gentleman recently caught a
thirteen pound Trout in Sebago Lake. II
should be well known fact that there is a
law in Maine prohibiting the catching Of
them in any other way, except with baited
hook or fly at any time.
Trout, except in the spring and summer,
are never caught in Sebago Lake with baited
hook.) 74
In the month of October, Trout are on
their spawning beds, when it is as easy for
any boy to thrust a spear into them as it
would be into stick, but by doing so perhaps
kill u female fish, with thousands OF spawn,
which otherwise would mature and furnish
sport and food for the legitimate fisherman.
Trout in Sebago Lake have been speared in
large quantities until they are now very
scarce, when in years gone by, fine fishing
could be had on Sebago Lake, as can be testi-
fled to by such men as c. E. Barrett ESQ.,
and many others who visited these waters
frequently for this purpose.
This State has ample laws, and two Com
missioners who are well paid for the protec-
ton of our fisheries, and see no reason why
any person should be allowed to violate these,
any more than any other law on our Statutes
FISHERMAN"
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26

The brain, the heart, the soul of the pres
emit Dem cratic party is the rebel element
mt the South, with its Northern allies md
sympathizers. 1t is rebel at the core to-
day III would come into power with the
hate, the chagrin, the wrath, the mortih-
cation of ten bitt r years to impeI and
xuiJc its steps .. Whatever advertisement
may be deserved by our national sins, we
must hope this disgrace and humiliation
will be spared 10 us.,'-[HOrace Greeley.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26

THE managers of the Maine Central Rail-
road in this city inform us that they are will
ING and even DESTROYS of entering into an
agreement. with the other railroads doing bus
mess in this city to keep their ware houses
open for the receipt of freight until five
o'clock.
We are fnrther assured that the Maine
Central hare been compelled to change the
time to conform to the other roads because
the early hour, of closing at other stations
caused them to receive the bulk of theI
freight after four O'Clock to the serious incon-
venience and no little expense OF the COM
pany. m ..ss.a I
With this explanation, no fair man can lind
fault with the Maine Central, and we can
only express the desire which we know is that
| of all our business men that the Railroad
| Companies make arrangements to receive
| freight until five o'clock during the winter
| season. No inconsderable part of orders fol
goods from the country are received aftel
three O'Clock and if our merchants are enabled
to ship them the same day they will be re
ceived by the pa;ties ordering two days soon
er than the same can be obtained from othe
places. This single fact will do quite a
much for Portland trade as any other. l
the Railroads refuse to receive freights afte
four O. clock much of this advantage is lost.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26
FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Newschwang Aug 6, barque Moro Castle
Jewett. Swallow.
Cid at Malaga 9th inst, barque Abbie Bacon, Mer-
rill, New York. 7E
In port 9Th inst, barqus Scilian Percival for Dos
ton and others. Nv
Ar at Almeira 9TH inst, barque Daniel Webster,
Flynn, Malaga. to load for New York
Ar at Liverpool 25th inst, ship Chas Marshall,
Ar at Caibarien 10th, barquc X Weldon. Colson,
Havana. fE
Ar at Havana 18th inst, brig Prairie Rose Prince,
Portland; sch Rio, Buckley, Key West, and cid for
do 18th. s,E
In port 10th. barques John Griffin, westberg and
G w Roosevelt, HERMAN for New York; R Allen
Hutchinson, unc; briggs Matte d Russell, York and
David Owen, Dunt0n, unc. ~
Ar at Matanzas 18th inst, briggs jeremiah Ford
New York; 18th YsdOra Rionda, Walls. Pictou: 18TH
barque Cienfuegos Norgrave, Norfolk. -
In port 18th, barQues Florence Peters, Mitchell for
New York, ldg; Ellen Stevens, Mountfort for Phiis
delphis, ldg. lstt
Sid FIN Pictou 18th inst, brig A D whidden, Ellis
Portland ''
In port 10th, barque Sarah Frazer, knight. from
Portland; brgs Emma, Smart, and Deborah Son,a
Soule, from do; and others. ''"'''
Ar at st John, NIB, 24th barque Damon, Call. from
Portland '' NUN
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26

WE do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
but as guaranty ofgood faith. .a..
We cannot undertake to return or preserve COM
munications that are not used
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26

THE Tribune, referring probably to the
statement of the argus Washington cores
pondent that he knows the Liberals and Dem
ocrats have raised two millions and half to
carry New Jersey, says dolefully that "this
lavish use of money in elections threatens
orr institutions with min - N-
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26
tCHou IU,y

What is the precise meaning of this familiar phrase
when employed to signify unnatural condition of
body and mind? 1t means exhaustion, languor.
want of vital ENERGY mental apafhy-a pitiable state
of physical and mental heplessness. The best, and
in fact the only perfectly reliable panacea for FUSED
up system is that most popular and potent of medi-
cinal stimuants, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. No
matter whether the health has been broken down by
excessive labor, overstudy, an insaubrious atmos-
any other cause this powerful and pleasant veget-
able restorative will recruit the dropping
and reestablishng that functional regularity which
is essential to animal vgor and hopeful frame OF
mind. As a cure for debility In all its varied mani
festations, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is unap-
preached by any tonic in the n0terid naedica.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26
Political Notes.


Speaker Blaine addressed large meeting
in Faneuil Hall Thursday night. The Bos-
ton party papers speak in the highest terms
of Mr.. Blaine's speech. za ae
Gov. Perham, Gen. Caldwell and s. l..
Milliken of this State, are speaking daily in
New York. The efforts of all these gentle
men are highly appreciated as the importance
Of their appointments shows.
Israel T. Hatch of Buffalo N. Y, leading
Democrat of a quarter of a century, and fire.
quently a member of the Legislature, also of
the last Constitutional Convention, writes a
letter to Gen. Dix, declaring for Grant and
making strong points against Greeley.
The Democrats in central New York are
offering to trade off any Liberal candidate,
even Mr.. Greeley, to secure the election of
assemblymen who will vote for Hoffman.
Any thing to beat Conkling.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26
"Erant and his policy deserve the very
highest credit."-Horace Greeley.

"a purely selfish interest attaches the
iewd, ruAianiy, criminal, and DANGEROUS
classes to the Democratic party .'--HoRAcE
GREEI
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-26

et.very one who choosrsfo i've ny pu-
uiiisn, or gambling or hariotry, with
nearly every keeper ola tipPiing-honse is
,.o,s,;c,Iix a Dem GREELEY.