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i,,nrc,, <,ongress.

NEW YosK, October e.-The first annual al al
meeting of the Church Congress in she
limited States was commenced this morning
In Calvary church at haif-past 10 O'Clock ~; ny
the administering OF the rite of holy COM
mnnIon, Bishop Whipple, OF .MinnesS.a, es
oficiating. assisted by Bishop hare, OF Ne Ne.
braska, and several minister.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

i ~ = ~ 4 : = z 4
LONDON, October 8.--The bank rate wi
n De advanced on or before Thursday.
Is Spain.
L0NAReN, October GA special dfspatc
from Sand Spder to the PaIl-iafdH Gosette say
that a reportof an attempt TO assassinai
Don Carlos dufibGg meeting among til
insurgents has sgaif been brought to tbs
city By a letter from DIASsneo. The lette
confirms the previous deIais OF the occur
renee to the effect that Don Card @ vas she
at and received q dangerous wound
France.
PARIS, October G.-The election jusS
held was for the Councils. General under the
new law, and the result is not 50 unfavor-
able 10 the Republicans as was apprehended.
They claim that their gains are nearly equal
to their losses, though the cause Of Eugene
and her son has shown unexpected strength.
Complete returns received show as fol-
lows: Conservatives, 800; Republicans, 500..
Conservative gain, There is no choice in
ten places.
Germany.
BERLIN, October 6.-The residence of the
sop Of the Count Won Arnim was searched
last evening by the police upder the belief
that letters to his father from Prince Bis
marck might be concealed there, but The
search proved unsuccessful. The Counts
son is q lieutenant in the Dragon Guards
Rounania.
LoNBoS, October Ga letter from Bucha.
rest in the AIlegemeine Zettung eriticises,
the American manner of appointing consuls
whose salaries are betrayed from private
sources. The writer says: "In 1866 the
Hungarian emigrants in New York induced
the Washington Governmental appoint one
Of their number to the Consular Office, they
paying bis salary 10 order to avoid the charge
on the treasury, when the relations between
the two countries justified no such outlay.
The Hupgarians called this officer sour Con-
sul,' but when hungary and Austria became
reconeiled this Off er became superfuous,
and the post will probably be abandoned.
The Jews New York obtained Mr.. PiXote's
appointment, they paying his salary, and an
article in a Jewish paper published in New
York representa- him as the only protector
of the prosecuted Jews Of Roumania has.
produced much irritation at Bucharest. The
Roumanian Government claims TO have done
all that was possible to protect and improve
the position Of the Jews, and the success of
its efforts is declared to be manifest in the
cessation of the exodus Of Jews and in their
steady immigration to Roumania from Aus
tria and Russia"
South America.
RIO DE JANElRo, October ct is probable
that the Emperor Don Pedro will visit the
United States Of North America next year.
Later adyices from Buenos Ayres state
that there Is the greatest excitement among
all classes in consequence of the in.urrec-
ton. Many persons are fleeing from the
city. Every departing steamer carries away
numerous families. All merchant steamers
leaving the town are escorted to sea by war
ships of their respective Governments, as
they fear molestatiou by the iusurgent fleet.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR GENTLEMEN's FURNISH
ING GOODS is at No. 1900 Main street, where E. b.
SPENCE soN have all the latest novelties in neck
wear collars, suspenders, handkerchiefs, cuffs,
sleeye-buttons, underwear, and the celebrated Penn
broke shirts. In underwear they have the med-
Gated red flannel shirts and drawers, and, also,
heavy merino undershirts at one dollar each Fora
large stock, great variety, and low prices in fur
nlshing goods, call on E. B. SPENCE & Son, mer-
chant ta,lors and clothiers, 1900 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

A. B. DUEsBERRY, II A. d., at No. eo7 Cia
street, between Ninth and Tenth, furnlture
piano, carpets, &c.
COOK 4 LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at II. B. Fer
torecs, on Ninth street, stock of wines, liquors,
shelving, sc.
Rr,RTON & CARTER. 10 A. NJ, at their sales
rooms, general assortment of household fur
niture.
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CONSERVATIVE BARBECUE To-DAY.-There
will be Conservative barbecue and mass
meeting on the Westham plank.road, at
forks of the road, to-day. Hon. Gilbert C.
Walker, Colonel John B. Young, Major A.
NJ. BraXton, Messrs. II. T. Atkinson, George
D. Wise, r. B. Berkeley, and others will be
present to address the people.
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TRANSFER PRINTING INKS.-We Invite atten'
ton 10 the BEAUTIFUL and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are OF recent intro
duction. but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchan&'
and others. The inks that we are now FURNISHING
are of quality that can be copied any iehgth oi
time after being printed. VIII copy LII oroiiar'
Ietter-press book.
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UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THs TIE
RICHMOND PosT.OFFICE OCTOBER u. lst4.-- :,
Box II CO., Richmond, Va; Rev: =: Y.
Granbery, Richmond William Hates ~ q
Co, Weldon, N. c.; Mr. Moses Propneas,,
Brezil, Clay county, Ind. ReY. George y: =:
Yanderslies Richmond 4 I: q, a,,a ass .ai,b i,
Dispatch Office, Riehmond, Va; one ''s Wisn y
no address.
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BY TELE EGRlAPH.
Late Weather Report.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

= -
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
WAsHIseTos, October I'll A. A.-For
the Middle States and New England, lower
barometer, southeast and south winds,
warmer, cloudy weather and light rain.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram.l
WAsmNGToN, October 6-7 p. M-For
the South Atlantic and Gulf States. slightly
higher temperature and pressure, southerly
and southeasterly winds, and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, gentle
variable winds, mostly northerly, rising ba-
rometer, cooler and cloudy weather, with
possibly light rain.
For the Northwest, the Upper Likes, and
thence to Missouri, rising barometer, north
easterly winds, cooler and partly cloudy
weather.
For the Lower Lakes, rising barometer,
northwest winds, cooler and cloudy weather
with rain, clearing tomorrow.
For New England aud the Middle States,
southeast to southwest winds, falling barom-
eter, warmer, cloudy weather, and occasional
rain.
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NoTICE.-DR. VEIL, OCULIsT AND OPTICIAN.-
On account Of receiving daily so many applications,
DIR. We'll will remain here for one week longer,
and can be consulted al his Office, No. 21, under the
st. james Hotel.
] am compelled to appoint certain hours for those
who cannot call Ladies will be visited on applca-
ton from IL A. A. to l 2. NJ, and from TO
m.
My office hours are from to IL A. NJ. and from
Q to 4PM Dr. WE'LL,
No 81 north Twelfth street.
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MoRTUARY REpoRr.- following Is the
mortuary report forthe week ending satur-
day., October 3, 1874, compiled from sex
tons returns received at the Office of the
Board of Health
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Obituary.

NEW YORK, October g. Gasaway B. In
mar died here yesterday: aged seventy.six.
The funeral services will take place at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Robert ).
Soutter, tomorrow afternoon. The remains
will be taken to Alexandria for fnterment.
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DELEGATES 70 THE CONVENTION the
meeting of the City Conservative Commit.
tee to be held tonight delegates will be ap-
pointed to represent the various wards Of
the city in the convention to take place Sat-
urday TO nominate candidate for the State
SaDafa
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FLOUR FOR BRAzIL.--The American brig
Leonard Myers, Hicks master, and the Anne.
rican bark Palo Alto, Jenkins master, have
cleared from the cllstom.house for Brazil.
The former was laden with 3.412 barrels of
flour. shipped by Messrs. Dunlop & Nc
Canoe, and the latter with $500 barrels,
shipped by the Gallego Mills Manufacturing
ComDany,
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SECKEL PEARS at 20 and 30c per dozen, Vuga-
lien pears at SOC. per dozen, domestic grapes at
4Oc. per box, sweet oranges ut 60c. and IL per
dozen fine lemons at soc. per dozen, at PlzzINI's,
SO7 Broad street.
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ELECTION OF CATHOLIC DELEGATEs.--At the
regular moDthly meeting of the Cathollc
Beneficial Society OF this city, heid ass
night, the following delegates were eaeclea
to represent the Society at the annual con.
yention of the Irish Catholic Beneyoient
Union of America, which meets 10 Bait,-
more On the 2lst instant: Messrs. =. y.
ReiIley, j. v. Reddy, and Thomas Cox.
Alternates, James 81. Dooley and Juan a.
PiZZini. -
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., October 6.-Lieutenant
Mahomende Teille, of the Turkish army,
stationed here to inspect the arms manufac-
tured for his Government, has committed
suicide. Yankee liquor Was too much for
him.
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The Lost Charlie.

PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-Authentlc in
formation from Westchester is to the effect
that the gypsies have another Ross child.
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THE GREATEST BARGAIN iET-those huminss,
20 and SOC. for piece OF six yards. Read Levy
BROTHERS, advertisement.
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suGAR.cURED SMOKED BEEF sliced to any de-
sired thickness. Call If you want nice relish for
breakfast or tea. NJ. B. HECilLER,
No 80 Second Market.
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POWDER AND FUSE.

DUPONTS SPORTING AND
- BLASTING POWDER.
600 kegs DUPoNTs Fe., FFg., and FfFg;
RIFLE, In kegs, half-kegs, 9uarter-hess' aau
DISMuND GRAIN, in one. pound eanisters r. EA:
Sars nnarler-kegs, and canlsters-in high re-
o} pS's seSs wsta MipSiSG hi and BLASTING POWDER.
hEsmt En- saie I nv e. s. WORTHAM & CO.,
sa1.eoS8w Agents for manufacturers.
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have aualyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of L" B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIR Il Co.. Richmond, Va and find II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. .. 3. MCCA"' d. O''
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
Ion,,1ru "a 1872.
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JELLY.-PIzZINI commences 10 make wine jelly
from to-day, and will be glad TO serve all with fine
article.
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PIzZINI has beautiful Malaga grapes, and is sell.
Ing them at the low price Of ACC. per pound, OF
three pounds for 81.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS AT LEVY
BROTHERS. Read their advertisement.
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The STATE GA1R.-If we may judge from
the entries which have been made up to this
time in the horse, cattle, poultry, foliage and
flower, embroidery, needle.work, domestic
machines, and implement departments, the
prospects for the Fair are unusually good.
We are Informed that one of the Richmond
stove companies has already entered an un-
usual number Of fine stoves for exhibition,
and others are to follow. All the entry.
books at the secretary's Office are filling up
rapidly. The hotel-keepers are receiving
letters daily from all parts of the State
making inquiries for and engaging quarters
for the Fair-week; and it is almost certain
pow that the Fair of 1874 will be superior to
any exhibition of the State Society for years.
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If YOU WANT TO GET A GOOD QUILT cheap go TO
LEVY BRo1 HERS, and you VIII do well by making
your selection from their large stock.
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ALL THE NEW STYLES OF BLACK GOODS can be
had at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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RICH AND STYLISH CLOTH JACKETS AT LEVY
RRnTiIERS,
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sa5o,ooo TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

PRICE oF1ICKETs.
whole Tickets 600 Quarter Tickets Sa ~
Half Tickets....... 800 Eleven Tickets. iou.uo
, NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
Tb,x Concert is strictly for Aasonie purposes
and WIN be conducted win the same ~
esty, aud fairness which eh tp. niss
terprlss' JOHN Z. ROPER, President.
For tickets and circulars giving fui
aauress T'AA-%'Assee' N Norfolk, Va.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS wanted.
rrsei,a,a sar gate nv p. WEInI6ER, Del atain
atseer. and lN lLLIAM MYERS l4UO, eof.isr - ~
M nm, and Fourteenth streets.
oc 2-F,a,e WtNl9
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The THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-The stock
company Of Dir. John T. Ford now at the
Theatre is probably as good as any he ever
brought to Richmond. and in the presenta-
ton OF Griffith Gaunt it has displayed its
capabilities very satisfactorily. The audi.
ence last night was, however, rather small
one. considering it was the second night Of
the season, and it showed a coldness and lack
of enthusiasm that poorly rewarded the ac-
tors, and made the entertainment unnatu-
rally dull throughout.
A play has to be very popular and exceed
ingly well rendered to bear repetition in this
small community of Theatre-goers, and "Grll.
fifth Gaunt" does not seem to have hllea all
the requirements in that respect. Tonight
!" Married Life {" and 8" My Neighbor's Wife"
will be presented, and we hope to see large
house; and with moderate encouragement
it will no doubt be seen that the company
has some first.rate material In 1t.
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A FEW EMBROIDERED BEADED JACKETS just
received ut Levy BROTHERS,.
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@Fl,arrse.

F,v.xsyHIr. October 6.--M Meyer Brothers
f,,rn,tnrs an. war warerooms were burned last night
Loss, s50, 900,
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POWDER, POWDER.

I'VE have been appointed agents of the celebrated
Oriental Powder Mills, and havinga Large snPpty
ON od Ri STING POWDER OF all grades AT lowesl
market rates and guarantee 1t TO be equal 20 any ~
the market. "A liberal discount 70 the trace;
s's!li asie ni'i : - - HARVEY & JONES,
90 c-im Agents stOriental Powder Mills.
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SECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT

DAY POSITIVELY FIXED.
THURSDAY, 10TH NOVEMBER,
LAST CHANCE.
This enternrise Is conducted by the MASONIC
RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, VA,
nnder authority Of the Virginia Legislature, tact
pissed March Sth, 1879.
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BLEAcHED COTTON, yard wide, 10e., at LEVY
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LEVY BROTHERS have numbers Of bargains not
mentioned In their advertisement.
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TIE MARIoNETTE COMBINATIoN.-There
was very large number Of persons at tne
VIRGINIA Opera-House last night to welcome
in Richmond the first exhibition of the An
olo-American Marionette Combination. The
entertainment was oHe of the most eDjoya-
ble and amusing ever presented In this CITY,
and we have to retract not one WORD OF Wnat
was predicted of the pleasure and enjoyment
which this combination would afford. AS
we have already said, the exhibition COM
prises one hundred Lillipution figures tnat
initiate the very action and speech OF living
artists. and perform in an acceptable manner
all that pertains to the history of amuse-
ments.
MANY features of interest. We may say
without fear of contradiction that Professor
Rlondin's tight.rope performances, Ilpsy
inns great Silt act, the Ethiopian delinea-
tions by the Virginia Minstrels, Humpty
Dumpty and Harlequin's adventures Win
Reauty and the Beast, and the grand trans
formation scene were presented most creait.
ably. especially when 1t is remembers tnat
last evening was the first of q series OF enter.
tsInmepts to be given in Richmond, ana !.
was hardly expected that everything Woula
work as smoothly as we may expect mere
after. ,oorso of
The mechanical ingenuity and degree Oh
perfection with which the figures we're con ~,
frolIed aud operated was truly WonuerIul,
The manipulaiions astonished and perpiexeo
the keenest and most critical observers pres.
emf. But the lateness Of the hour preclnaes
anw f,Irther notice OF this entertainment,
which cannot fail TO attract large audiences
every night during the stay of the com Dina
ton 10 this city. +hat s,he
performance was rendered all tue more ... Nv
tractiye by the recognition OF voices Ilo.ii
hehind the scenes which had been engagee
Ssr the chorus. The audience vas composse W.
81, 81 some OF our best people, snd. NO pa agIo y,
avery 0ne present was greatly piesssu g =.
| what thew saw and heard.
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~-----Week eudlnP---~
Oct'r 5. Oct'r 4, sept'r 26, Oct'r 8,
1872. 1873. 1874. 1874.
" c. ". C. ". C. ". @.
Total deaths. ....24 ID IT 1S 13 16 IL l2
Sull-born....... 2 / 4 0 0
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NEW CLoAKs just received at LEVY BROTHERS
Read their advertisement.
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STOVES. TTxwARE, DC.
SToYE.! STOVES! !! STOVES! ~

rTOYEs! STOVES! STOVES! a.
We have a full line OF STOVES. made ir Sz4&
the last few months from new patterns-the
product of Virginia capital, Virginia labor. ana
virginia iron, and warranted equal TO any made ID
The United States, ~.
Buy HOMEMADE STOVES, ana yon VII -, sase. y,
trouble and expense when repairs are needed. IL
dealers cauno, supply You, apply at The factory.
t,ur cash retail prices cannot be beaten.
RICHMOND STOVE COMPANY,
co e8-3m 1000 Cary STREET
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GIFT CONCERT.

GIFT CONCERT.
DISAPPOINTMENT.
SECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF
NORFOLK.
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Y6snR wEN9.

TOR RENT, BRICK RESIDENCE 6s4s
I on Grace street between Etgft1 and Ninth 1E7
streets, next TO st Panl's church 81 Apply 70
kEys WILLIAM sN(yfs WU0D.
Il no y .2tE Poet. o{1Ice Ror n 4 "a II
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LOST, sTRAYED, dke.

cTRAYED OR STOLEN from my EEr
y Iot. or "Wednesday nigf last my PALE40n
RID cow; about ten years old, has long horns,
and was giving no milk. 1 will pay LIBERAL re-
q short distance above the Baptist College,:
oc 6-2L* lkA W. ALLIE i.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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January 13, 1872.
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WTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the celebrated French scourer, No.
Ninth street, will SCOUR PANTS for 50c. per pair,
r. FRENCH,
No. 6 Ninth street
Established In Richmond, 1858.
ty l3.3m
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yiTANTED-IN A Law OFFICE, 4 SMART BOY;
w wages, S. week. Answer, in handwriting OF
applicant, u, box 2l4 Herald office.
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EAEpENER-HY MARRIED MAN, ENGLISH:
~ unarstands the management OF glass; is also GOOD
vegetable grower; strictly temperate three good
reference from last employer Address RIGHAkD, box
2U2 Herald ONCE.
CAHD eNER'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A THOR
~ oughy practical man OF long experience, possessing
the uhihty requisite in the profession, Testimonials
VIII prove Address GARDENER. box i5i Herald olcc.
GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED--BY A THOR
N ough gardener single greenhouses, graperies aud
vegetables best references Address A. a. seed store,
No. 3 John St
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7SI STH Av. GUTTER STORE)-wANTED
lCf housekeeping by an American lady, with priv.
lege of having her little boy, five olu good
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN FROM 10 TO Is YEARS
w OF age assist bartender, with good reference
Apply at WillInk House. Flatbust, l.. /,
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VJTANTED-IN GENERAL FAMILY GROCERY
w store, a yonng man. thoroughly educated in the
business; good reference required Apply at 927 Sh aY
corner 9th 81.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, AS
IA coachman; thoroughly understands his business:
objection country; years best city refer
Cali address I. X, care OF W. A. Tyler ESQ.,,
IS Broad ST.
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, IS YEARS OF AGE
w position shipping clerk, assistant IN some
good houses best OF reference Address W. B. s, s Eas
18th ST.
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O7O Sd AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL AS
ClC nurse and plain sewer; no objection to the
country; frst class city references Is willing and
Ohliunc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-01-29

A CORRESPONDENT of the Bangor Com
mercial notices the editorial of the Argus en-
titled: els it Nonsense or Wisdom9" which
discussed the question of breaking up the
Democratic party and comes to the conclusion
that it was not wise thing to do, The
Commercial writer says the rank and file of
the Democracy have fixed purpose always
to stand by the party organization. He adj
mits, however, that 'smen and journals as
Stunning Democratic leadership have repeated
ly made demonstrations in the ..nonsense,'
sane Dus sascssss~sonssassrsner tailed 70 fead"
the Democratic masses in that direction,
wisdom having prevailed in their councils
and utterances." The writer proceeds to
state that there are Republicans dissatisfied
with the party and ready for reform but as a
condition to their active participation, de-
mand that the Democratic party be turned
over to them, which he thinks is not wisdom
but nonsense. The communication concludes
as follows:
The Journal named 1.-THE Argus) is well
known for coquetting with Reform Repub-
licans, but it is quite refreshing to know that
there are to be no further Establishments by
the leading Democratic journal OF Maine"
As it says of the new productive Republican
Reformers who ask the Democracy TO lay
down their arms and surrender at discretion,
it has been honest and well-meaning if not
the most useful and criticising. But all that
has come to an end; after "careful consider
alton" it has ''been able to come to no other
conclusion, than that is not WISDOM to dis
play the white feather or to encourage the
belief that the Democratic party should break
up and 60 to the tombs of the Capulets to
achieve reform,