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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-08

SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Gould was called
last night to view the body of man who died
suddenly at Hugh Carney's clearinghouse ON
Commercial street opposite the Eastern depot,
at six O. clock last night, under circumstances
which gave rise to suspicious that death was
the result of laudanum. The facts, as far as
developed, are these: About a week ago the
deceased went to Mr.. Carney's and engaged
board. He was we'll dressed, had an ample
wardrobe, and from appearances was well-to-
do. His name was not known, but from letters
found.on his person since his decease it is sup
posed to have been Willard Miller Mcmillan
and his residence Pittsfied, Mass. He was APP
parently 65 years of age. Yesterday afternoon
he went out and bought bottle of poor whs-
KEY and drank some of it. This was about 4
o'clock. At six he was found lying on the out
side of his bed breathing his last, and died be-
fore assistance could be procured On table
in the room was bottle containing little
laudanum, which of course gives rise to the
suspicion that he had taken an overdose OF it,
either with the intention of committing suicide
or to relieve himself from the effects which the
whiskey produced. There were also indca-
tions of heart disease. Coroner Gould will
hold an inquest In the morning, and post
mortem examination will be made, when the
cause of his death will be definitely ascer-
tanned
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United states Circuit Court

BEFORE JUDGE SHEPLEY.
MoNDAY.-The case of the Manhattan Medicine
Company VS.. Nathan Wood, was called on. This be-
ing the return day of the subpoena, motion was
made to dissolve the restraining order, but the mo-
ton was postponed. This motion was made to re-
strain Wood from using the trade mark for Atwood'
Vegetable, Physical Janndice Bitters. The hearing
has been appointed fifteen days hence on provisional
motion.
Butler s. Libby for Plaintiff.
Webb and w. II. Clifford for defence.
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Superior Court.

MAY CRIMINAL TERM, 1875 sYMoNDs, J., PREsID-
ING.
SATURDAY-Urah H. Dudley ct al. Vs. john VIM
slow Jones. Assumpst upon promissory note sGn-
ed by the defendant for the sum of eighty shree
thousand five hundred and seventy dollars an three
cents, dated January list. 1878, on demo nd with
interest. Defence, failure of considera' ion, On
trial.
Butler s. Libby for plaintiff.
Mattocks g. Fox for defendant
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Brief JOttI nss

The opera Margaret nas been indefinitely
postponed, on account of the continued illness
of some of the Principal singers. Those who
purchased tickets for the second rendering can
have their money refunded on applying to the
person of whom they bought.
The PRESS can be found on file at Varney's
DelmonIco Dining Rooms, No. 103 Main street,
Biddeford.
The directors of the Maine General Hospital
did not have quorum yesterday afternoon.
The steam yacht Svea, from this city for
Hall fax, put into Yarmouth, N. S., Saturday
evening.
The case of Webster VS.. Washington Ice Co.
is to be heard before the Law Court at its ses-
sion in this city in July. Colonel Thompson,
who defeated General Butler for Congress last
fall, and General B. f. Butler himself, are for
the plaintiff and A. p. Gould of Thomaston
for the defence.
In the District Court yesterday morning the
counsel for Mr.. w. N Goold, proprietor of the
late Bank of Portland, called for jury and his
bankruptcy case was set down for trial at Ban
gor on Tuesday, the 22d inst.
Fred Green, well known about town, has
been arrested for breaking into Libby's stable
on Congress street q SnOrt tlme ago.
They do say that when ninepenny prints
hang on dealers hands, sousing in dirty wa
ter and placard announcing damaged cam
brics at fifteen cents" carries them off like hot
cakes.-Lea0lStOn Journal
Pleasure seekers are reminded that the Ocean
House at the Cape is open for summer compa-
ny. 1t is still under the charge Of Mr.. Cham
beriain, who is well known to summer tour
lists.
Remember Washburn Wednesday evening.
A sailor named Douglass fell from ladder
placed against the store of Daniel Mayberry on
Commercial street, Saturday afternoon, and
was seriously injured.
were thrown from a carriage at Woodford's
Corner Sunday and all were severely bruised.
The spire of the Second Parish Church is $50
eet high from the ground to the top of the
vane.
Morgan Dow yesterday sold the building
at 300 Commercial street to Mr.. Toomey, for
$40.
The extension of Long Wharf is completed,
and Rich & Judkins are to erect large coal
he'd on the end of the wharf.
The steamer Charles Houghton, when her
epairs are completed, will be a model island
steamer
Rounds & Son are building large coal shed
on Franklin wharf.
The companies of Nos. 1, and Eagle No. 2
voted not to turn out on the Fourth.
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THE DRILL.-This evening the Montgomery
Guards and the Portland Cadets have their
drill at City Hall for the championship flag.
A great deal of interest is taken in the contest
and all the seats will be sold at an early hour
this morning. 1t is feared that some trouble
will be experienced in getting referee. Up
to a late hour yesterday the judges chosen by
the respective companies had failed to agree
unon any one. The tickets can be had at the
bookstores until seven o'clock in the evening
when they will be taken to the hall.
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Lost.

cATURDAY afternoon, on Commercial Street, be
y tween Maple and Moulton, Twenty-dollar
bill Will the finder please return the same to
FRANK STONE,
Berlin Mills Co.'S Office, Berlin Wharf
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Sherin,S Sale.

STATE OF MAINE
CUMBERLAND IS.
HyAKEN on a writ and will be sold by consent Of
IL parties at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on WEDNESDAY, June 9th, 1875, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, at the lately occupied by L. Cush-
mau q Co., No, 81 Federal Street, in Portland, IN
said County, thu following described personal pro-
perty. 10 wit: Leather, Zinc and Common Trunks,
Straps. together with a lot of Stock used in the
manufacture of Trunks. The finished work will be
sold in lots to suit
Dated at said Portland, June 8. 1875.
MATT ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff
r. O. BAILEY 81 CO., AuctiOneers,
jul DIST
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-08

The BENEFIr.-The benefit to be taken at
the Museum by Messrs. Richardson and YER
ney will be an entertaining performance, and
one deserving of patronage. Tickets are for
sale at the box Office and can be secured by
early application.
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Kafas,din Slate Company.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING Of the Katahdin
Slate Company will be held at the office of M.
d. STEVENS, 100 Exchange St, Portland, on Mon
day. June 14th, at O'clock P. Nj, for the election of
officers and the transaction of any other business
which may legally come before said corporation.
M l.. STEVENS,
iun8l6t Clerk of the Company.
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CITY AND VICI NIFTY.
New Advertisements To Ray

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card-Bosworth Post No. 9.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Tukesburry & Co.
Legal Notice--1.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
City of Portlond-Notiee.
Hope Ever-Agents.
Notice-The Annual.
Lost-Saturday.
Lost Monday.
Glen House-W. & G. X. Milliken.
To Let-Second.
Horse for Sale-A Bay.
DIR. Kenison.
Wanted-A Furnished.
Commemorative.
Katahdin Slate Company.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Choice Plants F. o, Bailey 81 Co.
Splendid Oil Paintings-Morgan 81 Dow,
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Lost.

MONDAY, June I, on the line Of march of East
WI ern Star Encampment 1. 0. o. F., from the
hall on Exchange street 10 the Eastern Depot the
gold triangle of Chief Patrarch's jewel. Finder
will please leave it with j. X. Hooper, Odd Fellows
Hall junSd3t*
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-08

FLAGS WANTED. Parties who have flags
and bunting which they will loan for the Cen
tennial Tea Party, are requested TO leave them
at the City Clerks office on or before Saturday.
A large amount of bunting is required. ana 1t
is hoped that persons who have any VIII re-
spond to this call
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Grocery Business for Sale.

A RETAIL stock and Store Fixtures for Sale
"A on Bracket street. Good neighborhoOd, good
class of trade. Call on
UPHAM & GARDNER,
my2Idlm No. 7 EXcbarge Street.
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Wanted.
BRAY 81 HAY IL S,

importers and Agents,
90 and lOl Broad Street, Boston.
Cross IL EIackweiI's II icklcs and sauces.
Keen's London Mustard.
j. y. Fry 81 sons COcOas and Chocolates.
g. Rae & Co.'S Sublime Olive Oil.
Day & Martins ESlacking.
HI. Nays Washing Powders.
Conti's italian CASTLE soap. MacarOni,
Olives, Prunes, Sardines, Geiatine. Sc otch
Oatmeal; London Porter, China Preserved
Giuger, Channels Skins, SC. my2ieod4w
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IMPRoyEMENTs.-P.F Varnum, Esq, is re-
moving two houses from Bracket street near
the engine house TO lot of land on lane near
Clark street. They are to be remodeled and
will both be fine cottage houses Mr.. G. IL.
Kimball is drawing the plans for the improve
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-08

WHARF MEETINGs.-At the annual meeting
of the Portland Pier Company yesterday morn
ing the following officers were elected: Elias
Thomas, Treasurer; Daniel Choate, wharfnger
and clerk; W. w. Thomas, ST., Joseph
browne. j. C. Tukesbury and Elias Thomas,
directors. Adjourned for fortnight.
At the annual meeting of the Maine Wharf
Company and the Long Wharf Corporation,
the old board of officers were reelected
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The Finest Country Seat i'm CuIn-
bertrand County for Sale,

rHyHE noble old mansion surrounded by fine trees.
4 with sunny exposure, and delightful rural
seven miles from Portland, one mile from Saccar-
appa, but three minutes walk from crossing of
Portland & Rochester railroad. The farm consists
of 50 acres of land cuts 40 tons of hay, is supplied
with Sebago water, and is by far the most desirable
and valuable place to be purchased in the vicinity
of Portland. Apply to UPHAM & GARDINER,
EXCHANGE street. my1leOd1mlS
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Notice..

vUyHE annual meeting of Stockholders of the Cum
berand Bone Company, will be held at the
office of the Company, q Union Wharf, on TUES
DAY, June Is, 1875, at o'clock P. NJ.
inSd1t +. D. ELLIS, Clerk.
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PosTpoNED.-The concert which was to have
bcen given by the Haydn Association next
Tbursday evening is unavoidably postponed
Due / Office will be given of the evening OF It's
performance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-06-08

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust of Administrator with the Will annexed OF the
estate of
JOSEPH L. SMITH, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs And 1 have appointed
Jennie S. Woolman of said Portland, my Agent
or Alto ney, in the State of Maine All persons
having demands upon the estate of said deceased,
are required to exhibit the same; and all persons in
debted to said estate are called upon to make pay
ment to ANDREW WIGGlN,
of Boston, Mass, Admir-. with VIII annexed
or to JENNIE S. WOOLMAN, of Portland, Agent
or Attorney. -
Portland June Z 1875 juSd1a3 W.T.
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City of Portland.

NOTICE is hereby given that the "Joint Standing
~ Committee on Laying out New Streets, to
June 7th A. D. 1875, directing them to lay out and
widen Green Street. from point on the northerly
to the channel will meet at the junction of Kenne
bee and Green Streets, on WEDNESDAY, the
sixteenth day of June instant - o'clock, to hear
all parties interested, and then determining and adj
Judge whether public convenience requires that said
Green Street should be laid out and wdened ana if
they should adjudge, will then and there lay out
and widen said Street, and fix the damages: as re-
quired by law: -
SAAPL. WATERHOUSE, Com. on
j. j. GERRISH, Laying out
LEMUEL NJ. LOVEJOY, New
L. M. COUSINS. Streets.
j. D. CUSHMAN,
inS dtd
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DEPARTURE OF THE Odd FELLOWS.-IHe
Encampments started for Bath at O'Clock
yesterday noon. AT quarter before that hour
hey left the hall and marched to the depot
through a smart shower. The procession moved
in the following order:
Chief Marshal
j. A. Brown.
Chambers Band, % pieces.
Portland Encampment- Chief Captain, Fred A.
Gage.
Eastern Star Encampment-Cbief Captain, Frank
knights, Lieutenant, G. Means.
Machigonne Encampment-ChiefC Captain, Freeman
Merrill, Lieutenants, George Loring
and j. M BUnney.
Chandler Band headed the procession, and
furnished their usual good music. There were
So men in the procession. Past Noble Grand,
w. Ell. Smith and several other distinguished
members of the order in this city accompanied
the encampments.
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MUSICAL REcEPTIoN.-Last evening Mr.. G.
R. Paine gave very pleasing musical recep-
ton at his room, No. 1877 Middle street. He
gave his sonata assisted by home talent. THE
remainder of the programme was miscellane-
GUS selections
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GENTLEMEN

OEN L LII MID "
WYE have all sizes in Blocks to rehnish those
w high crown roll brim Straw Hats, so much
worn last season, and can whiten, color, and trim
them to look nearly well as when new Also Fan
ANA and all other shapes wanted
Straw hats made to order in extra sizes, any style
or braid at short notice.
HILLNAN & MORRILL,,
Straw Factory, 9S e. 100 Gross Street.
i,,o Goblin.
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ANOTHER FINE VEssEL.-Merril Brothers
launched from their yard at East DeeriDg, yes
terday afternoon, the barkentine Jose Rodrig-
uez Lopez. She is a fine modelled craft of 41S
tons, and is 100 feet keel, 81 feet beam and 9
and feet hold. Her cabin is to be finely fin
ished and all the iron used ON her deck is gal
vanized. The mems quarters are large and
convenient She was built under the super
vision of Capt Mcdonald, formerly of the bark
Daring, who will command her. She is owned
by Phinney & Jackson, j. s. Winslow & Co.,
Lorenzo Taylor, Capt. Mcdonald and others.
She is now at Long wharf where she will be
fitted and rIgged by Alvin Neal. She is in
tended for the West India trade. A large
number of persons came around from Deering
on the vessel She was towed by the tug w
TT Scott
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sSouds and NEoss.ages.

carefully selected Westerr Municipal Bonds
and Real Estate Mortgages and Trust Deeds.
Inquiries Collections and Renlttances promptly at
tended to- CHARLES NJ. HAWKES.,
'augI7TuTh&S 1y2op 90 MiddeSt.
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DR. NEWTON, the great Magnetic Healer and
Clairvoyant, will be at the United States Hotel
every Tuesday, from 9 a. N. till p. m. All
chronic diseases cured. my13tf
BIG line of new styles Diagonal Goats and
Vests opening at our stores this morning. Come
down and see them. GEO. w. RICH q Co.,
jne5deod1w 173 and 175 Fore ST.
WE still continue to advise all our friends to
buy their clothing of G. W. Rich & Go. stores
173 and 175 Fore street. They always sell good
goods at fair prices ine5deod1w
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SEVENTY SECOND ANNIvERsARY OF THE
PORTLAND LIGHT INFANTRY.-This time-hon-
o,ed military organization celebrated its seven
ty-second anniversary yesterday by an excur-
sion to Cousins Island. The company formed
in line at o'clock, a. M, in Market Square,
from whence they proceeded to the United
States hotel, headed by Coles Band and the
Infantry drum corps, where they received the
honorary members and invited guests. From
there they marched through Middle and Ex-
change streets to Custom House wharf, and en-
parked on the steamer Gaelic at little be-
fore nine.
The steamer landed at Cousins Island and
on arriving the company partook of breakfast,
which was followed by games of base ball,
foot ball, target shooting, etc. The prizes for
the best and poorest shots, were awarded as
follows:
Active members j. E. Harmon, first prize,
gold medal; w. f. Chase, second prize, gold
medal; G. A. Weston, poorest shot, leather
medal.
Honorary members-C. L. Dow, first prize,
gold medal; A. 7. Cook, second prize, gold
medal N. G. Fessenden, poorest shot, leather
medal.
j. j. Gilbert, invited guest. received the
prize for the best shot, he having pierced the
bulls eye exactly in the center.
At about three o'clock the bake was opened
and all partook with vengeance. The COM
pauy started for home about six, and on the
way up the several prizes were presented by
Mr.. Gibbs with appropriate remarks. After
the presentation of the above mentioned
prizes, Capt. Oliver was evidently somewhat
surprised by being presented with solid gold
vest pin, bearing the following inscription:
Presented to Capt. A. S. Oliver by Portland
Light Infantry, June 9th, A. d. 1875
The boat arrived at 6.45, when the company
marched up Exchange and Congress streets to
their headquarters in Market Square where
they broke ranks.
This was probably one of the most enjoyable
excursions that the company have taken for
several years.
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For Sale.

A LIGHT Stage Coach, mail wagon pattern.
IA MATT0CbS Il FOX.
my25 diff
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TO LET.

SECOND STORY in THOMPSON BLOCK, 40
> feet wide nearly 100 feet in depth, newly fitted
up with counting room and tables The best lighted
tnring or Will be let for either with plenty of stor
age room over sH PHE E Fs IL N t,0's. Whole
sale Fancy Goods Store, Nos 121-123 Middle Street
below the Post Office. Inquire of Fl. e. THOMP-
SON, No. 32A Emery street, on the Spring Street
horse car ,onfe jan2Odtf
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HOPE EVER.

Agents Wanted for Best Selling s'StereO.
sc0pic Views,o ChrOmOs, Maps, Charts and
En- miIy Bibles. Take no Agency till yOu
see our Circular. Address. ID. A.. Guernsey,
Pub, Concord, N. I'll. JuSd4wf
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Horse far Sale.

BAY HORSE seven years old, weighs about 900
n pounds Warranted sound and kind. Can be
seen at CLAWS STABLE,
iunSd1w* Congress Street.
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Choice Plants

AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, June 9Th at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at
" Rooms 176 Fore Street, fine Stock of Plants
from Albert DirwangeT's, MunjOy Hill.
#. o. BAILEY ~ co. Auetoneers.
luz DOT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-28
Mention We. Raecher.

New YORK, Dec 2S.-Nlr. Frank Moulton
yesterday instituted through his counsel Gen.
Roger a. Pryor civil suit in the Supreme
Court of Brooklyn for $50, 900 damages against
Rev. Henry Ward Becchcr The papers we're
served on Mr.. Beecher personally, at his resi-
dencc last evening by clerk of Gen. Pryor's.
The complaint sets forth the cause OF action as
d malicious prosecution of Mr.. Moulton by
Mr.. Bccchcr-thc specification being that on
October 3, 1874 he procured Mr.. Moulton's
Indictment on charge of criminal libel, and
pressed the suit so far as TO have him arrested
and held To bail Mr.. Wius!uw was then Dis
trlct Attorney, and was succeeded by Mr..
BrlltoU. Further, the specification shows that
on October %, 1878, Mr.. Brittou, being then
District Attorney, entered nollc prosoqui
against the expressed wish OF Mr.. Moultvu.
1t is stated that only single question will be
at issue in the coming suit. This will be the
truth or talsity of Moultou's allegation that
Becchcr bad committed adultery with Mrs.
Tilton. For the determination of this question
Mrs. Titon will be vital witness and will GER
tainly be called, as vel! as number Of others
whose testimony was excluded on the great
trial. On the other hand, the question of
Mrs. Titon's character not being 10 any way
at issue, the testimony of large numocr OF
the witnesses produced at the Tiltou-Beechcr
trial will not be competent. The trial will
therefore be brief one, and it is anticipated
that it will not occupy over two weeks time.
The case will be tried in the Supreme Court Of
Brooklyn probably within two months or at
all events by the early part of March.
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ely Green a. wise,

lReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
IT j y 3 I b 5 SALE OF DESIRABLE
a PROP ERTY-As substituted trustee IN q
deed Of trust from John l. Bloxham to Law
renee Is. Taylor, trustee, bearing date July LIST,
1861, and duly recorded in the land records of
Fairfax county, Va, shall proceed TO sell, at
public auction, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, on FRIDAY, .hc tn day Of January,
1876 q desirable flECE OF LAND contain
Ing ten acres more less.
The property lies on the west side of the Little
River Turnpike, in the county OF Fairfax ad-
jaccnt To the first toll gate from tho city of Alex
andrla, on the SAID turnpike, and about one mile
from the city of AlcXandrla 1t is admirably
suited for building lot, or can be divided judi
clouSiy Tor several building lots. 1t is also most
deslraoy located for gardening purposes
Terms: Cash $50; the dciorre payments in
equal instaments, payable in one and two years,
the purchaser executing his notes therefore
rearing interest from date, with approved Sc
cu1lty the title withheld until all the purchase
money is paid. LINDEN KENT,
dec Its Substituted Trustee.
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TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S-Thc House com
mlttces having charge of appropriation bills
will bring them in at an early day after the
recess. Indeed several Of them are already
ready. This prompt action will avoid the
change, which is already limited at, that the
Democrats will delay the appropriation bills,
and thus embarrass the operations Of the Gov
eminent.
The early reports will show The winning card
OF the Observation-Disclosures aud retorm-lo be
in the hands OF the Democrats.
The Radical majority i'll the Senate will make
q struggle for q continuance OF the cxtrava-
gance Of tie past, and the Democrats of the
House will JON issue with them. II the appro-
priation bills are delayed it will be the fault of
the Administration party. The country will sus-
tain the Democrats reducing expenses, and the
Administration must look elsewhere, than to
the treasury for its campaign funds.
Some of the gentlemen who are here anxi-
Gus to forward tho James River and Kama
wha Canal project arc disposed to make
common cause with Number Of subsidy
bills which will be pressed before Congress-
10 do this will be to insure its defeat. The
canal scheme has claims Of its own upon the
West and upon the Uoion. II they do not
suffice to carry it through no combioatien will
hold it. 1t is an honest scheme, and let it be
kept out OF bad company, SO that If not success
full now it may come up at future day with
out stain on its garments. 1t is understood
that the Maryland members will oppose it, and
that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal scheme
will bc pressed in opposition