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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

is now said that Senator CAMERON wasn't
very much in earnest in his visit to Presi-
dent GRANT with the delegation that urged
the appointment of TRUMAN to the Philadel.
phia post.office. 1t is further stated that he
cared very little about It, and that he has
since paid the President crawfishing visit,
IN which he obliterated any impression that
be made the Presidents refusal to appoint
TRUMAN at all a matter of serious considera
ton. CAMERON is determined to keep the
waters smooth and unruf1ed until he Is re-
elected to the United States Senate. He Il
very smart. 2@ it' .ac.s 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

The Raleigh Daily Era saysit is NOT pro-
bable that Hon. S. f. Phillips, of that city,
will accept the appointment of Solicitor-Ge-
neral of the National Department Of Justice.
!. Hon. r. B. Elliott, the colored congress
man from South Carolina, expects TO be
elected to the United States Senate. ~ 49,. :.
The West Virginia papers are again, aglta-
ting the question Of the removal OF the capi.
tai GMton Is most favored In the discus.
sion, 73t 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

/ Commodore. YAsDERHLT is deeply grieyed
lat the death Of his horse Mountain Boy. The
/ WING says he is foundsat last to have u sof,
place In his heart tits Certainly redeem.
ing trait Of the old granitive millionaire that
be is found to have such q place. He had
never been suspected of 1t before. It realizes
the old psoyerb that there is some good in
every man, however appearances. may be
against him. !. e.l..-H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

| GENERAL GRANTS SOUTHERN PoLIcY.-We
publish to-day an extract from the New Yorh
Heralds Washington correspondence, which
gives some interesting spspulations and
rumors with regard to General GRANTS
southern policy. We do not doubt the cor.
rectness Of the statements made, and are
sure that General GRANT must have become
tired Of the proceedings in the South under
the enforcement acts, which have disguised
the whole nation ets Isst54S = ,9,a -
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mr. sHAWLS! sHAWES IsHAWLss-
We offer the largest and best assoreeo Ss''' -
sHAWLs we have ever had. ~ r, :.
Take a look at che nice STRIPED SnA VIC ~ az
Se.5e worth 81; - .,.., ...-j,
STRIPED SdAWLS at 50 worth IS;
STRIPE D sHAWLs at 81 worth Se'
STRIPED SHAWLS at $s worth 81; F.''
STRIPED sHAwLs ut SO worth 80;
MISSES SHA WIS, all Sizes - "25 ~ ="
PLAID sHAWLS from 81 rs to sle; ~ :" ~
BRoCHE (long and squared sHAWLs' .". .-
SHAWLS for mourning; astt o. '
BREAKFAST sHAWLs and sCARFs at -, :, -
Df'A'lA'>A -''0' LEVY BROTHERS,
/. ". 1o17 and 1919 Main street. y
Don't fail to get piece Of the genuine -
EDGE, Is yards, for soc. AZ .;,,.! l.i,zi -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

In news item copied by us from another
paper yesterday Captain THOMAS WHITEHEAD
was spoken Of as having been an indepen-
dent candidate for Congress in the Lynch
burg district. He was the regular Conserva-
tive candidate, and was, we are glad to say,
elected -,g--r. -. .-....r .. q. t....~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

Tg CAUTION LEA: % PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE. sAUCE-Buyers are eau
toned to avoid the numerous counterfeits and imi-
tatiors offered f1r sale. ~ az j, .sfeeFag flss
JOHN DuNCAN'S SONS, New York, J,
oc 1a-s&W Agents for the United States.
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DEATHS,

Died, after protracted illness Of several months,
dence Of her brother-in-iaw IN. w. Waton, in the
city of Richmpnd, on the 18th day of November,
ls72. Mrs. MARY ANN HILL, relict Of the late
Newton Hill, ESQ.,, and daughter of DR.. James
Herman, deceased, Of Powhatan county, Va.
! Her remains were taken TO Hanover county for
intermeDt.5 sssF fggs.>g~s 49, -
Died, on Monday evening the 18th instant, Mrs.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend her funeral from st.
Johns iLWheranl church Grey. Mr.; Charles
scholtzl, on Fifth street, TO-DAY "Wednesday at
g O'Clock. Bar sE2a5 f+'f ,.+sH - 90 Sttit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

!" Fusion " just now is very nigh akin to
q q. con uston.' Things are getting mixed up.
They promise the quiet and good feeling Of
the MONROE era. ,,.~.sss,-.- 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

GRANTS majority of 1928 in :PenusyIra-
nia y partly accounted forby the fact that
LOO, 100 Pennsylvania Democrats who voted
in October did not vote In November, sas,
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: ~ cAIICO CoMFoRTABLEs.-We

Z na- CALICO coMFORTABLEs.-We
cslI particular atten ton to our stock off, aftfs
-. CALICO CoMFoRTABLEs,y2t ~
T" DUTCH QUILTS, - Eg5& ls1zE,
. WOOL BED-sPREADs.g5 i. .g9f.,
1fONEY-COMB or BRIDAL QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed, at sll6 worth s2i
Extra quality HONEY-COMB QUILTS OF ~ Wo on
be cheap ut So; .r~.>-.,.r..yf; .4..a
n AnsEITIEs CRIB and CRADLE Gull rs, all
,.,zes ord prices. az LEVY BROTHERS.,
7'TIG corner Main and Eleventh streets.
>, piece of genuine THREAD BoBbfN-EDGE,
eighteen wards for Soc, worth Sc. yard. no 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

45Dr. BAGss has an article entitled "a Day
Or Two Ii southside Virginia. In the De
Isepdbcr No: OF LiRpsnsott's atacasins. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20
MARRIAGES..

Married, on the evening of the 1ah instant at the
residence Of the brides father, in Manchester, Va.
X. Harding, Mr.. ROBERT j. STEVENS aud Miss
JULIA e. HARDISG.i' - -##1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

Grants. majority over Greeley on highest
electoral vote, go; over. all, 423. Total
popular vote in 1868, 1903; total popular
vote in 1872, 25,s07. Increased vote of 1872,
1904. This increase is mainly from the adj
dition Of the black vote to that Of 1868, when
the fifteenth amendment was not in force.
The blacks, therefore, may claim the credit
of revolutionizing "Little Delaware. "-Ner
York Herald. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20
ss'5 BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
.TsAACs. TAYLOR: & WILLIAMS, 1s
EEEss BgEz5sssfst = fsEa &
BANKERS, -,,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRTEEETH sTREETs
BONDS AND STOCKS FOR SALE. J.

We have for sale LIMITED amount Of Ut So.
MANCHESTER BRIDGE EIGHT FER CENT.
-, t,. BONDS. II i. ,.rf.ss5,s 49,
menis and capitalists is rarticnaSiy called to these
bonds. They are FULLY tsecareds By a mortgage
on the RRIDGE y, the WATER-P0WER,a aud all tie
FROM the WATER.P0WER alone, III It's present
yeloped state VIII more than pay the interest
on. the ENT1kE MORTGAGE, whereaa NOT rlore
than TWO-THIRDS' OF RHE BOMBS secrisc3 sli,.
der TINT mortgage win be sold both grr,
ctpal ~ Interest ara amply provided for, and ara
Justly regarded as the bess security now ON the ar-
ka Further instruction Win be given, IL necessary,
on application TO gat s iisytl Oh ssii 4; ISssj
nois-lw IsAAcS, TAYLOR q WILLIAMS;
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DRY GOODS.

TULIUS SlYCLE, 415 BROAD STREET.
81 has lust received a beautiful line of .ssss /.
IRISH POPLTNS md VELOURs, NIL shades; -,
SATTEENS, REPS, and EMPRESS CL0IHSis
BLACK ALPACAS and MOURNING GOODS
VELVETS vE,vETEENS, and FLUSH r,,,r
FURS, iargs variety, for ladies, misses, and CHI
: dren:
SRAWIS-,ust opened, all styles, In Striped, Pain
and ,Pssy Id: Broche Shawls am Offering very
cheags Breakfast Shawls and Nubias; So, G.t
CoTToE s. sHEETINGs, CkssIsgEREs, ~
.LINSEy s, FLANNELS, HANDkERCHIEFS,
SOCKS, TOWELS, LACEs,f NOTIONS, &c,
Blanb ts,. Quilts, and Comforts; balmoIan anc
Shiy Is and Drawers; af JULIUS sYCLE's.
-asr AIS Broad street, between Fourth ana Fifth.
Z The following gentlemen ure with me: d -
Turner, W. D. Powers, John Il. Gary, George P,
Bagby. j. r. Christian. lAH48 S..- no i4.lm
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ssyCAssfMEaEs, cL0. rHs. sat
,,1rTs we constntss 10 sell TIC ass sse goosssss
a,d rrices. tiiour slssFe has bean q adyasse
Nv e;,,.a ,e Boston df Te adyise our e
r r,,re,,ase now. % they tan ny 50 aeaH
fdt7 and 1919 Ms IN street.
Buyu piece of GENUINE TiaRAElAE' b fN
EDGE, 10 yafds. for zoe. 80 -.--
@ BLACK SILKS, CilLoREED' SILKS y
BLAcK and CoLoRED SILLY and COTTON
vELyETs; ~ Y ~ 2ssr y.
Extra heavy SILK FLUSH at 81 wort" 20 pas safa
IRISH and FRENCH PoFLNsr &.
EMPRESS CLOTHS. 80. ..s t...
sATTEENs, MER1Nos, ~ ay
r.; DELAfNEs, BoMBAz1EEs, -
TAMIsE, GRO DEsARICK,
AUSTRALIAN CREPE,
and aiarge stock Of
PLAID DRESS GooDs,at =. 800.
r, go = LEVY BROTHERS
s, s.,. 1917 and 101e Main street. !
Everybody save 4, IS cheap. Eighteen yaros Oh
PoBRIE-EDGE for SOC. worth 81. no ~ .
DS~~~~'
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But the power to dictate the successor,
which Is the matter in question, was by no
means sustained by the election Of Mr: VAN
buren, under these circumstances, We think
the favorite Indicated by. a ruling dynasty
would be naturally prsjudiced amongst those
who have the elective power. They would
regard it as sort Of surrender of their free.
dom to choose at the dictation of q man they
had honored, and who should have been
satisfied with what they had donefo him,
and have left them to make their own choice
of the man to come after him. 20 : ! 7 +
We believe that General GRANT has no In
tention to indicate his successor, and has no
inclination whateverto employ the patronage
Of tue Government in behalf of any. of the
prominent leaders of the Republican party.
II this expectation be borne out, 'werepeat,
as we have before said, that General GRAST;s
policy will help to obscure the political at
n,osphers and increase the uncertainty of
tue future; for the pap Of the Government
is the cohesive power OF party, and If 1t is
not employed to hold together the partisans
they must soon lose their places and wander
about in search Of other afiinities than those
growing out Of the ties of alliance in an al
tack on the public plumber. 90 8 4s.ti !.
We trust that General GRANT win perse.
we're 10 bis determination to take the public
offices out of the political arena as the 10.
wards OF party service. He win thus con.
fer "a great public benefit upon his country,
and retire from public life followed by
popular gratitude commensurate with the
COED be may have in this way done. - /
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DoWHATAN ssTgAsBoATsssSn, !,
IL, GoMPANYg n

EBURG. AND REGULAR LAND
INsGS ON JAMES RIYER.-The fast and commo-
dious steamer PALISADE. Captain CHARLEs MEL
sumo her trips OCTOBER IsIH. leaving Richmond
for the above points every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY, t Ga A. M. -
Passengers for Williamsburg land at King's bfIu
wharf. - So %sesgflyssS ssE ~ 81 = sss}ssE1
Freight received daily Sundays exeepted).
Freight for way-landugs must be prepaid. Through
freight forwarded with dtspatch Train leaves CIV
Point for Petersburg on arrigai OF steamer.
oc II 80 ~ IL 81 Z ID. IA. ROGERS. Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The Marion county Patriot says Several
families have left this county recently, seeking
new bones and better fields in the South and
West, aud number of others are preparing to
e:nigrate during the coming winter and
spring." The Rockbridgc Citizen also men
tons number of families moving from that
region to Missouri and other parts OF the
West. We are sorry TO have to record such
things. IL our opinion it is better to live in
Virginia on ''corn bread and herring than
anywhere else Oh the fact ofthc land. : There
i, no place like Virginia. a"@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The Washington correspondent Of the Bati-
morn Sun of to-day says The Cuban sym
pathizers here; continue to develop III force
This interest now seems eager to bring the
Cuban question fully before the administration,
especially favoring such decisive policy with
regard to Cuba as shall ensure immunity to
American citizens there in both life and. prop
erty..d.T They also claim, now that the Alabama
claims troubles have been removed from the
diplomatic chess board, that the State De-
partment will be more prompt to second the
efforts of the foreign affairs committee in this
direction. F." .t"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

\ DANGEROUS COUNTERPART "A dangerous
counterfeit on a $50 United States Treasury
note is now in circulation, the general appear
ancc of which is darker but the engraving APP
parcntly as fine as the genuine. The words
Fifty Dollars however, have blurred ap.
pearance and the paper is sitter and more oily
DIAN the bona fdc article.-N Y Comm.rc,nL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The supporters of NJ. Theirs, in the French
Assembly, propose to make him President for
life. 1t is announced that many of the mem
bers favor the proposition, and that 1T will re-
eeive the undivided support Of the commercial
community 1t is urged that in no other way
can France so speedily free herself from the
difficulties in which she is involved. That the
indemnify cannot be paid nor the Republic
maintained if any change in the Administration
is permitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

ExclrlSG SCENE IN Court. A resident
of Upper Marlboro, Maryland, reports that
quite an exciting scene took place 10 the
court house there on Saturday last. A negro
was being tried for assault and battery on his
landlord. . Col. Wooden, and during the re
marks Of defendants counsel, A K. Browne,
esq, of this city, the prosecuting witness took
jumping up in great rage demanded protec-
tion.from the court, or he would protect him
self, at the same time proceeding towards
the lawyer in demonstrating manner. lie was
prevented by his friends from inhicting blows
on Mr. Browne, who had concluded his defence,
and after an admonition from the Court the
belligcrent prosecutor took his scat, but not yet
happy, as when Mr.. Browne eftthe court room
he was engaged 10 writing challenge to send
him, but which was not received by Browne in
consequence OF the writer not being able to find
any one who would undertake to deliver it
Washington STR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

PAPERING Rooms. In pasting wal! papers,
posters, ETC., especially where successive layers
are put on, there arises most disagreeable eff
fuvia, which is particularly noticeable in damp
weather. The cause of this is the decomposl
ton of the paste. In close rooms it is very un
wholesome and often the cause Of disease. In
large manufactures, where large quantities Of
paste is used, it often becomes sour and often
sive. Glue, also, has often very disagreeable
olor If, when making paste or glue, a small
quantity of carbolic acid is added it will keep
sweet and free from offensive smells. A few
drops added to mucage or ink prevents mold.
To embarrassing the cellar and dairy if an ounce
of carbolio acid is added to each gallon OF wash,
it will prevent mold and prevent the disagree
able taiuts often perceived in meats and milk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The Joint Special Committee of the Balti
more City Council, on the Water Supply Cues
ton, have. submitted a resolution setting forth
that it is deemed wise and e1pedient to make
Immediate provision for an additional supply Of
water, to be available next summer. - ~;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The schedule submitting the New Constitu-
ton of West Virginia to a vote of the people,
makes the election of Congressman at large, at
the August election of doubtful legality. The
Supervisors Of Ohiocouuty embracing the city
Of Whecling) have ordered the polls to be
opened on the 9th of October, the day named
in the old Constitution for the regular State
election. Those who desire to vote for Con.
grcssional candidates at this. election can cxer-
else the right, and it will be for Congress to de-
eide between the contesting delegations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company are erecting buildings two
miles above Richmond city, on their lines, for
carpenter shops and car sheds, to be finished by
the lSt Of December
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA CANAL
The Washington correspondent Of the Baltl.
more Sun says There is said to be dis
position on the part of the friends Of the James
River and kanawha canal to: solicit Congress
for government aid in behalf of that enterprise
the coming winter. 1t is thought that slo,-
100000 will complete the work, and give to the
West an uninterrupted water communication
to the seaboard It is considered that in view
of the fact that the West is DOW suffering from
both deficient transportation and exorbitant
charges for freight, and is clamoring for pas
sage to the seaboard By way Of the ST. Law
renee. that great many votes can be secured
from that section to vote the desired aid -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

While President Grant was out driving on
Saturday afternoon one of the colts in his team
suddenly bolted, and steering, broke the pole
The President leaped from the vehicle just as
the younger of the two colts kicked i'll the dash
board. Assistance then arrived to the relief of
the President, who we are told, congratulated
himself upon his escape.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

Mrs. Greeley is reported as lying at the point
of death, and the opinion is expressed that she
can survive but q few days. Mr., Greeley re-
fuses all invitations to take part in the cam
paign, and: remains at her bedside. Itis pecu-
liarly sad that in the exciting political conflict
Zhich SO taxes bis energies Mr.. Greeley should
be overshadoved with such severe domestic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22
VA.
The ca,nuaisn in the Valley.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1872.

The Valley of Virginia is thoroughly aroused
and meetings are being daily held IN every
county. Yesterday there was a great mass
meeting at Front Royal, 10 Warren county,
which lasted until late hour at night.
The speakers during the day were Gen.
Hunton, Hon. John. Goode, and Col. W.S.Gil-
man all of whom sustained their, high Ieputa-
ton and created Juror Of excitement among
the sterling people, Of that indomnitabe Valley
county At night enthusiastic speeches were
made by Col. J. Z. Stcuart Of Page, L. W.
Hunter ofAVinchester and others;
The mass meeting a: Alma, IL Page, on
Thursday was the greatest success yet witness
ed in this canvass in all that region. There
were nearly 1000 persons present, including
nearly every man of Influence in this strong bold
ofDeaocracy. 4 brass band from New Mar
ket. enliyeued the occasion with stirring and
patriotic music, and the ladies not only at
tended in large numbers, but furnished the
finest dinner we have yet heard Of at babecue.
Ia the forenoon Col. Skinner and Judge
Cochran each spoke an hour and after dinner
Judge Harris spoke a half an hour Introducing
COL Gilman; of Richmond who spoke an hour
and a half The meeting was au Immense sue
cess and produced the finest results. Put down
Page for her usual big majority.
On Saturday there was a fne meeting at
Forrestville, Shenandoah, when the people
were addressed by COL Gilman, Gen Meem and
Geo.R. Calvert, editor otthe Shenandoah Valley.
At night there was rousing meeting at Mt.
Jackson whep Col Gilman and Mr. Calvert
spoke. '.
There was brass band at each place, and
all of the leading citizens attended.
Cen kemper and others spoke at Harrison
burg yesterday TO an immense crowd, and were
received with great enthusiasm.
Mcssrs Riddlebargcr, Stickley and Others, val
ley speakers, are filing appointments daily, and
we hear OF fine meetings wherever they 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

\ telegram from Rochester, New. York, an
nounces the prevalence there of the horse di-
sease to an alarming extent; that fully one-;halt
of the horses in the city are affected, aud that
few fatal cases have occurred. It made its
appearance on Thursday last. i, The street rail-
way company have one hundred horses sick,
and have taken off some Of their cars Livery
stables have stopped business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

Judge Ball, Of the I.oudoun County Court
has made the following appointments for their
respective districts: John T. Shuey registrar
Of election in place Of f. NJ. Myers; and c. W.
Paxson in place of L. G. Caufmau resigned.
Also John Aldridge, judge of election for
IIughesviIe precinct in place OF B. +. Taylor
resigned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The Maryland Radical State Executive Com
mittee have issued an addressurging an earnest
support of Cen Grant Let the Conservatives
put forth additional exertions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The difficulties between Brazil and the Ar
gentine Republic cannot, it is now feared be
settled without foreign arbitration. Trouble is
also brewing between Bolivia and the Argen-
tine States, and a resort to arms seems not
improbable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The steamships Egypt and Baltic, which ar
rived at New York on Sunday, from Liverpool,
brought 2,7l0 passengers-thc former ,olo,
and the latter 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

1t is stated from Madrid that the insurgents
who escaped from Ferrol during the late attack
upon them by the Government forces, fed in
all directions They were pursued by the
troops, and about five hundred captured, with
ont the shedding of blood as they made no re-
sistance. The remainder disappeared in the
maintains .as'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

Mrs Lloyd, whose trial in hcesburg Is set
for Wednesday, is to be defended By Messr>.
Matthew l. Powell Harrison and Hunton X
Foster, while McSsrs. j. NJ Kilgour and john
NJ Orr will represent the Commonwealth. 1t
is reported that the plea of insanity Is to be
set un.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

Gen. Longstreet, Of New Orleans, who had
sort of leaning towards Liberalism, has writ
ten a letter in which he declares his intention
of going for Graut-Of course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

4 dispatch from New York says :-'Pre>-
dcut Grant and wife, Jesse Grant, General and
Mrs. Porter, aud Hon Henry Wilson, arrived
here to-day, and arc staying at the Fifth Avenue
HOTEL awaiting the arrival FROM Europe, of
Miss Nellie Grant. t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The London papers generally praise the ei-
forts of the National Board of Trade Of the
United States to procure reciprocity trade with
Canada, and are of opinion that the success of
the Treaty Of Washington has led to this &C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

The boat race Oh the Patapsco, yesterday be-
tween the Ariel club Of Baltimore, and the
Undine club, of New York, resulted in a VIC
tory for the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22

At meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
in Chicago, yesterday, resolution was passed
requesting Secretary Boutwell, to adhere to his
present policy and continue the sale Of gold
and purchase of grecnbacks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-22
Child Of the grand old autumn !
hatnhar Ahntnth.h,r

4 regal grace on her .suulit face.
And light in her beaming eye;
Over her polished shoulders
10 the dull and fading grass.
The golden brown of her hair flows down,
As her spripging footsteps pass