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nROwN.s IRON BITTERs

BROWNS IRON BITTERS
acts Ike a charm on the
DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
removing all dyspcptic symptoms, such as tasting
the food, boching. heat in the stomach, heartburn
etc. The only iron preparation that VIII not
backen the teeth or give headache.
SOLD b ALL DRUGGISTS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
BALTIMORE, MD.
sec that all IRON BIrTEEsa are made by BROWN
CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, and have
crossed red lines and trademark on wrapper
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
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PICNIC CIGARS, &c.

WE have Just received some Pure, Delicious
CATAwBA WINE. Price very lOw
Pure PORT WINE for medicinal use.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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PICTURES. FRAMES, &c.
PROFESSIONAL.
TAMEs NJ. DoNNAN,

JAMES NJ. DONNAN,
J ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Room No. "a Shaier's Building, neat west of ihc
post-oflcc, entrance from Main, Bank,
or Tenth street north,
will give special attention 10 the collection ci
debts, large small; also, 10 the renting our OF
real estate IN this city, and la tie winding up OF
estates. VIII promptly pay over all ee.txcflons
Courts: a hose held for the city ~ Richmond and
The counties Of Amelia aud ienrfco.
Has recently been commissioned AZ CotDt,is-
sioner Of Deeds by The Governors of tat States of
New lork Pennsylvania. Maryland, Masspeh,s-
sets, West virginia, North Carolina, Ohio, llh-
uOls, and Indiana. Viii hs pleased to serve any
writing verified Ia Virrlnia for In sny Of tho~
states. Can administer oaihs and take derad-
lions 10 be read ~ evidence Ia any OF the courts
those states.
Refers, by permission. 70 General Williams G:
| Wiekham, James Aifred Jones, Esq., Atforsos ~
| Law, and other well-kaown eitixens. -. sse-1s
| ap 22-23,2 ,So, o,hyo'f"''
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VI. ELLYsON & CO.. acknowledgements, insortad
vcriiscmentsn MI Of the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left ~ the Dis
patch conting-room will receive prompt atten'
tiOn,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy weather with
rains, winds mostly northerly, and sta
tionary or higher temperature and pres
SIlre.
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STRAWBERRY IcE-CREAM, pure and delicious
ri PIZZISu's.
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We have just received Il large lot OF
John Coles Virginia Hams.
w D. BLAIR x Co
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GOVERNOR VANCE's LECTURE LAST NIGHT.
Last night at the Theatre Senator 4. h.
Vance delivered his lecture for the benefit
Of the Governors Guard, Company f,
Captain Parater. A splendid audience
was present, including much OF the beauty,
fashion. and intellect OF the city. \ num-
ber of our leading citizens, including Rev.
DR.. Moses ID. Ioge. Judges Robert Ould,
Beverly X. Wexford, George l.. Christian,
Mayor W. c. Darlington, Major j. 7.
Rogers, Dr. George Il. Johnston, Colo
mel John B. Purcell, Captain l.. l..
Bass. and Mr.. Il. c. Gray, occupied
seats on the stage. Mayor Darlington
introduced the lecturer in few
graceful and appropriate remarks. The
lecture lasted an hour, and was full OF an
ecdote and hlmor Illustrative OF the ups
and downs Of politicians. The audience
manifested its pleasure by repeated ap-
plause. His picture Of the politician who
leaves his party and goes to another was
capital one. and was the best feature OF. the
lecture. The accomplished wife OF the
Senator occupied seat in box with the
family OF Judge Ould. He will remain in
Richmond tomorrow.
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WE KNOW HoP BITTERs are above and beyond
all rs a nutritious tonic and curative.
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ArrER FoRTY YEARs on TRIAL,

AFIEE FORTY EAKo OF IhIAI4s
PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN-KILLER STANDS
UNRIVALLED.
IT'S SAFE: IT ACTS IMMEDIATELY
IT NEVER FAILS!
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MEN AND THINGS

FRESH STRAWBERRIES AT ANDREW PizzTNf'S
s07 Broad street, at 35 cents quart
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CHICK CIGARS, DC.

KEY WEST CIGARS just received.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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THE TAX on PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, AND
DRNTIsrs.-In the tax bill passed at the
extra session OF the Legislature the section
in the old law in relation to physicians,
surgeons, and dentists was amended so as
TO read a. follows:
"The specific license tax on every ply
sician, surgeon, or dentist who has been
licensed for less than five years, or person
who shall sell any medicine, salve, lini-
ment, or compound Of the like kind, shall
be $40, and on every physician, surgeon, or
dentist who has been licensed and prac-
ticcd for five years and more, shall be Sl5;
but in cities or towns OF 5000 inhabitants
or more the tax on physicians, surgeons. or
dentists shall sbe s2j: provided that no
physician, surgeon, or dentist shall be re-
quired TO pay more than 80 whose re-
ceipts are less than $500 per annum."
The old law was Us follows;
"The specific license-tax on every ply
sician, surgeon, or dentist who has been
licensed for less than five years shall be sl0
and ON every physician, surgeon, OF dentist
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BROWNS rRoS nrrrERs.

CUFFER NO LONGER
PROM
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
WANT OF APPETITE,
Loss or STRENGTH.
LACK OF ENERGY,
MALARIA,
INTERMITTENT FEvERs, &C.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
NEVER FAILS TO CURE ALL THESE
DISEASES.
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3ithmond Dispatth.
SATURDAY. ......... MAY y, 1857

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPFEs OF TIE CITY.
Entered at the Pos;-ofhcc at Richmond Va' as
second-class matter.l
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LOST. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

C,AUGUT IN MY WHEAT, ONlSza
y THE PETERSBURG TUhNPlhE, one.<1--A-
mile from Manchester, TWO COWS anu
UEiFFR. Owners viii come and pay charge,
aud take them away L. J. "iNbE"'
my 6-lts ----
OsT, A SMALL GOLD RING, with
| 4 diamond aud tntauOise setting. Liberal re-
war" u '''''' my Bet.
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WANTED. MUTILATED UNITED
w STATES COINS. CONFEDERATE COT
PON BONDS, CONFEDERATE STAMPED IN
VFLOPES &. +. JOHNSTON.
my RATS 0ls Main street
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no THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND.
NOR CLERK OF THE CIANCERY

nor CLERK OF THE CHANCERY
4 COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
! respectfully announce mvscif candidate for
said o.lcc. subject - the primary election.
" Cont and the Chancery Court II the city rl
Richmond for Uurc than sixteen years. rnd refer
10 all thc members Of the bar, real estate agent.
and Oshers who have had business with those Uf-
fees. as 10 how have discharged The du,e. ef fAf
sIIne. JOHN 4. NEANLEN.
gD 2B-td
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WANTED, ONE OR TWO WORK
w MULES OR HORSES for one or two months
for their feed; good attention aud feed. Also,
ONE or TWO FARM HANDS TO market truck
and work on flrm eight miles east of Richmond;
good home and wages for good hands. white or
colorcd. Also. 10 sell several COLLIE or SHIP
HERD PUPPIES of pure breed. GEORGE
WATT. +. VI. of Walt & CALL Fifteenth and Main
streets my 6-dltsglt&wlt
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XVANTED, WOMEN Is COOks, dc.
w one for hotel, Others for private families
north. sent direct 20 the families ordering them.
j. T.. .JUSTIS Labor Agent, 9 Fifteenth street.
Ill
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T RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY

i SELF q candidate FOR re- election for
TREASURER OF CITY Oh RiCNMOND.
subject - nominati0n OF the Conservative party,
May llth. :. &. HkttNHDN.
an 3O.my2, ,1,6,1lOXI1
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WANTS.

WANTED, a GOOD WHITE GIRL
w as NURSE and HOUSE-SERVANT. Ten
dollars per month will hc paid. Must be well re-
commended. Address HOME" care Of Dispatch
Office. my o-ztN
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"ANTET. \ To Kt NoFh 7 OII VI
w PRESENT RESIDENCE on LIBBY Hill
one of the grandcst views anywhere around Rich
mOnd. House contains ten rooms, three closets,
two-siory double brick kitchen, brick stable with
four stalls. cOw-hOusc, and bath-housc, all In
order. Part cash balance on long lime.
l.. POWERS,
my 6-6t 1912 cast Main street.
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YOUNG LADY OF SIX YEARS
N EXPERIENCE DESIRES A SITUATION
TO TEACH \ SMALL SCHOOL or ~ private
French. and the rudiments of Latin. pleasant
home more IN object than e salary Address ".
r. c. 627 east Broad street. city my 4-3tF
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VENTA DE CASA.

En- un precio modico Sc vende una casa ndme-
70 33 cale de la Cruz por motive de ausentarse
su dueho.
Don Esteban Luengo, Tetuan so dara porme-
nores. 120
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GACETILIAS.
MOLIERE.

SucesO lamentable.-Baj0 el ru-
bro de Homicide trWstrGd0, da cuenta La
Ci0iliSaci6n del 81 de un hecho reproba-
BILE ocurrido dltimamente en- ell camino
real de Penuelas. Parece que D. Fran
cisco Costas, conduefo de la hacienda
BWen0- -0istG, acometi6le un hombre que,
agarrando de las bridas al caballc que
aqu6l montaba, hubo de tirarle tres pu-
naladas que no mataron al referido Sc
nor Costas, gracias a una gruesa cartera
que llevaba este en- ell bolsillo del pecho.
y,El agresor esta sometido q la acci6n
de la justicia y preso.
Excelente resultado.-I0 ha sid0
sin duda ell de los examenes veri6cados
aver tarde en- la escuela elemental de nj
mas que tiene q su cargo en- La Marina la
muy aventajada profesora dona Rosa Curet
de Bauza. Las aprovechadas alumnas de-
mostraron una gran aplicaciony laespecial
inteligen,ia y laboriosidad que distinguen
d la se1ora Curet. Todas contestaron
con serenidad y conciencia, y Ell Tri-
bunal examinador hubo de retirarse alta
mente complacido de la brillantez del
acto y de la instruction que resalta en-
las discipulas de la seflora Curet.
Placenos en- gran manera poderlo con-
signar asi.
Baile.-Se asegura que ha de es-
tar animadisimo elbaile decapa que tendrt
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QUE 90 N S TIE {.

AL dar Cesar de BG&dn, en- la
pasada quincena, sns lectores La noticia
de que habia sido capturado en- Gibraltar
el cabecilla Maceo, Sc desat6 en- denues-
tos contra La naci6n inglesa, suponiendo
que esta habia faltado gravemente d los
tratados y todos los derechos habidos y
por haber en- ell acto de hacer entrega de
aquel insurrecto al Gobierno de Espa-
fia. Hasta aqui NADIA hay de particular,
porque cada cual es libre de tener sim
patias por La persona que mejor le cua-
Dire, aunque Ell favorecido sea un enemigo
de Ia patria. 4 Qui6n Sc fila hoy en- que
estas simpatiAs puedan constituir un de-
Ito? Pero es ell case que ahora resulta
que la captura de Maceo tuvo lugar en- la
Inca espanola, y Ia naci6n inglesa Sc ma
quedado con las falsedades calumniosas
de Cesar de Ba1dn, y Ell Agente, que las
public6, no Sc ha cuidado de desmentirlas;
sin que nadie Sc haya ocupado del colega
por haber ofendido injustamente d una
naci6n amiga. Sea en- buen hora, pero
que 10 sepan, = vean, y comparen.
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La PONTEVEDRESA.

vELAS DE CERA, lisas adornadas, pre-
clos sumamente m6dicos, y todo 10 concerniente
esta industria; como hachas de alquiler, fa-
roles con velas de cera, ETC. ALFONSO TREINTA
CoMP. 1O8
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citado colega, ha clasifcado antes de
ahora { los lusos que agui Sc han decla-
RADIO antonomistas Sin embargo, por
un fen6meno dificil de explicar, la prensa
que Sc llama asimilista nos ha salido al
encuentro siempre que hemos condenado
en- aqnella forma q la autonomia, la
cual, por otra parte, no le ha hecho opo-
sici0n algpna sino que antes al contrario
le ha aaxihado en- SD propaganda; sin
que sea cosa facil hallar la Inca diviso-
ria que, como adversarios polfticos, q unos
de otros separa. Autonomistas y asimi-
istas Sc titulan igualmente iberales re-
formistas, yno Sc han hecho jamas la
guerra.
Para ellos no hay en- las Antillas mas
enemigos que combatir y aniquilar por
stodos los medios posibles que los pa
triotas que estalnOs siempre. apercibidos,
como prudentemente aconseja EI Impair
eies, contrarrestar las maniobras de los
enemigos de Espafla.
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Temple, cuando Sc lastima consciente 8
inconscientemente su delieadeza? sa4A
Mucho pudieramos anadir a 10 expues-
to, pero para no hacer este escrito inter-
minable, concluimos preguntando: ICuan-
do cesara Ell NAL que lamentamos y cuyo
remedio a voz en- grito pedimos? I He
mos de soportarlo eternamente
Ell pueblo, por mas que 10 deplore, no
estima como seria de desear su Parroco;
esta es la protesta unanime del vecinda-
rio, la genuina expression de la feligresia.
Ell Padre Padilla no ignorara los mott
vos. Y aquf concluimos rogando v,
Sr. Director, Sc sirva dar cabida en- su
ilustrado peri6dico q LAS precedentes hneas;
por 10 cual lie anticipan las gracias sus
atentos S. s. @. B. S. M.
Manuel Gonzalez, Joaquin L. de So
lis, Jose Gonzalez Mendez, Jose Matien-
20, Jose Garcia, P. Villamil, Dionisio
Loizaga, Bartolome Talasac, Jose Mar
tinez Perez, Gaspar L. Villa, Juan Jun
cos, Francisco Fernandez Juncos, Jose
Joglar, Antonio Perez, joaquin Ramos,
Cayetano Garcia, Ramon Patron, Full
gencio Pinero, Juan Perez, joaquin Ruiz,
Antonio Ramos, Jose Gonzalez, Ramon
Rodriguez Garcia, Segundo N. Diaz,
Juan j. Mangual, Miguel Mangual,
Francisco Mangual, Domingo Garcia,
Antonio Hernandez, Manuel Perez, Jose
V. Martinez, Manuel Garcia Mendez, Jo-
Sc Emilio Ami, Felix Lete. Siguen las
frmas.
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COMUNICADOS
Arroyo, Setiembre IS de 1882.

Ell 90 del corriente tuvimos ell doloroso
pesar de yer ausentarse para Fajardo a
los consortes don Cayetano Julbe y doia
Carmen Casa-blanca, cuya Sra. desempe-
no por muchos aios primeramente la es-
cuela pdblica de ninas de este pueblo, Y
luego una particular que instal6. 81
exito que de uno y otro modo alcanz6 fue
en- extreme satisfactorio, q juzgar por los
resultados practicos y Ell contentamiento
de los padres de familia, captaudose por
clio la estimation y simpatias del pueblo.
Prueba evidcnte de que la Sra. de Julbe
goza aquf de una elo10da reputation en-
todos conceptos, es que lleva Fsjardo
ocho nihas en- calidad de pupilas. Aquel
pueblo esta de enhorabuena con tan en-
tendida y digna profesora. Maestras CO
mo la Sra. de Julbe honran al profeso-
RADIO.
Su marcha ha sido generalmente senti-
da; y cumplimos un deber de gratitud
hacienda esta pdblica manifestation.
Por mi y en- nombre de varios padres
de familia.
Francisco NADAL.
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BUEN NEGOCIO
EN- LA CIUDAD DE MAYAGUEz, pro RICO

Por retirarse su dueho, Sc vende en- dicho
punto, Ell magnifco Hotel Espaaol con todos sus
enseres y mobiliario, coinpuesto de dos casas
contiguas que miden 20 varas de frente y 20
de fondo: distributes con % habitaciones do-
mirtorios, sala con balloon grande ancho, co..
medor, cocina, galerfas, horno, ESTABLISHMENTS
de baios con aqua de pozo clara, jardin, dos
cuartos escusados, patio, caballeriza para 20 ca
ballos, 2 cocheras y cuatro plulnas de aqua que
surten al jardin el establecimiento.
Este radica en- Ia Marina parte septentrional
pasado el puente de hierro, calle de San Pedro
numero l.
Dicho establecimiento est& recientemente res
tauradoy en- buen huso todos sus enseres, es de
bastante ventaja su adquisci6n por su mucho
lucro; pues ademas de hallarse Immediate al
tranvia que conduce d la ciudad y ser Ell dnico
en- su clase, Sc encuentra cerca del muelle de Ia
Marina esta acriditado por mas de 80 amos que
10 ediico SUI dueno para ell expresado objeto.
La persona que desee adquirilo, puede dirigir-
Sc su propietarlo don Pedro Lopez en- Ell mis-
mo Hotel en- la expresada ciuda ciudad de Ma
yaguez.
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liativos aplicados localmente no pneden
causar un beneficio verdadero. El virus
que trabaja activamente en- algunas par
tes, en- otras est& oculto y solamente Sc
puede eradicar por un agente que como
la Zarzaparrilla de Bristol, difunde su
principle desinfeetante en- todo ell sistema
venoso. Cada gotta del fuido vital esta
sujeta a la acci6n deterjente de esta pre-
paracion penetrante, y asi la expurgaci6n
Sc hace completa.
SantOra1.-
Lunes, 2. Los Santos Angeles custo-
dos.
Martes, 8. San Candido, mr..
Microbes, 4. San Francisco de Asfs,
fundador.
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GAcETA De HOY.
Han sido nombrados:

Han sido nombrados:,
Alcalde de La ciudad de Ponce don Ma
ximo Meana, y Secretaries municipales
de la Ceiba y Aguas Buenas don Antonio
Miguel Boscana y don Eugenio Nicolau.
Sc anuncia para Ell 90 del mes entran-
te Ia subasta del material tecnico necesa-
rio para la exploitation, durante ell ejerci-
clio actual, de las lineas telegrafcas que
Ell Estado posee en- la Isla. Tendra lu-
gar en- la Secretaria del Gobierno Ge-
neral.
Real Orden creando La Comisi6n Cen
tral y las sub -comisiones de la EXPOSE
ci6n Colonial de Amsterdam.
Otra sobre las classes pasivas; la repro
duciremos.
Otra dando cuienta de la ley peruana
de 3 de Enero de 1863 por 10 cual los va
pores con bandera extranjera disfrutan en-
el Perd de todos los privilegios de la ma
rina nacional mercante, sin exigirse reci-
procidad.
La distribution de fondos que publica
la Intendencia de Hacienda para Ell mes
de Octubre asciende q 1891 ,208-41.
Estan vacantes dos plazas de peones
en- los trozos de carretera de Ponce 4
AtGuntas y San Anton & la Carolina.
Ell 10 del entrante octubre Sc verifca-
ra en- la Comandancia Principal de Mari.
ma Ia subasta de where's para ell buque de
guerra surto en- este puerto.
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coRREo De LA IsLA.

Sr. Director del BoLEr1N MERcANr1L
Puerto Rico.
Sabana-G -Grande, 25 de Setiembre de
900
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Sr. Director del BoLET1N MERcANT1L.
Puerto Rico.
Sabana-G -Grande, % de Setiembre de
1882.
Muy distinguido Sr. mio:
"Los pueblos tienen los gobiernos que
merecen.
No recuerdo quien dijo estas palabras,
pero creo frmemente que expres6 con
elias una gran verdad; y es sensible que
hombres de alguna inteligencia y valer Sc
dejen arrastrar por Ell torbellino de pa
stones vulgares, hasta ell reprensible ex-
tremo de crear difcultades malestar al
mismo pueblo que les viera nacer 8 les
sirve de patrio domicilio.
En- bora buena que crea cada cual que es
su opinion polftica La mejor y la sola capaz
de labrar la felicidad de su pals. En-
pl6ense los argumentos, las sutilezas y
hasta los sofsmas en- apoyo de una OPT
ni6n cualquiera que Sc crea dtil. To-
do este sera soportable, 81 Sc hace
con buena fe; pero ampararse de la
mentira, peor aun, de la calumnia, pa
ra combatir hombres principles, colec-
tividades 8 ideas, es q todas luces inno-
BILE y degradante.
Me sugiere estas refexiones la algazs-
ra que ciertos comunicantes de este pue-
bio han armada en- estos dias ocupando
para clio las columnas de una parte de la
prensa periodical, con Ell exclusive y carl
tativo objeto de desprestigiar la admi-
nistracf6n del senior Alcalde y Delegado
Rodriguez Soto.
No Sc escandalicen los pocos contrarios
de aquella autoridad, que no voy q en-
prender su defensa nj q fumigarlo.
Los actos pdblicos de don Manuel Ro.
driguez Soto no necesitan la oGciosidac
de nadie, nj 20 he sido turiferario nuncs
de Ia vanidad; alabo pocas veces, y cuan,
do me determine verifcarlo, 10 hago a
merito con imparcialidad y justicia.
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100000 pesos

Ell que desee alquirir esta pequeha fortuna
acuda al establecmento titulado Ell TELE-
GRAFO de los Sres. S. Melon & Co. calle de
San Justo Ndmero IL, en- donde Sc han recibido
va los billetes de la loteria de Navidad que Sc
celebrara en- Madrid ell % de Diciembre pr6xi-
mo, entire los cuales Sc halla ell que ha de ser
agraciado con dicha suma.
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gressman st large. Then the reverse in Ohio
weakened them; and Pennsylvania and New
York acted on each other. each making the
trouble in the other worse. II must be adj
mittei- too, that Mr.. Foleer did not prove :
good candidate. His letter of acceptance vas
unfortunate. His letter about the influences
of republican defeat on Wall street vas
worse His loss of his own county produced
. bad impression. and his holding os to his
place in Washington deepened il. Bst- after
ali, the one controlling cause Of the defeat
was the same here, in Pennsylvania and else
where. The people will not tolerate Boss
rule, whether in President or his under
Iings; and they wish Mr.. Arthur to take no
tice Of their dispieasure. Well will il be for
him if he have the wisdom to do it.
Il the party hopelessly injured By this
process. Of disciplining its Bosses. We do
not think go. Can it pull together in time
for 1884. We do not have a doubt of it.
The organization that is strong enough to
venture on yesterdays work is strong enough,
and rise enough, and united enough YET to
rule the country It's chances for 1884 are
better for the result Of 1882.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-10
IOWA.

DEs MONIES. Nov 8.
The following are the figures indicated BY
the State Register last night: Hull and the
republican State ticket have 80, 1000 majority
over the democrats, and $1,000 over all.
Congressman elected: LIST district, McCord,
rep, 200 majority; I'd, Murphy, DEM, 2l50;
Sd, Henderson. rep, 1900; 9Th, Updegraf,
$500 plurality; 7th, Kasson, rep, $500 piu-
rality; 9Th, Hepburn, $500 majority; 9th,
Pusey, dem. probably elected; 10th, Homes,
rep, 1000; 18th. Struble, rep, $500.
The latest returns indicate that the repub-
licans have lost the following Congressman:
Farwell in the I'd district, Updegrad in the
4th, Wilson in the 9Th, and Anderson in the
9th. The delegation will stand republicans
to 4 democrats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-10
ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Nov y.
Latest returns from the State indicate the
election Of the republican State ticket by
from 10 to $4,000. The congressional dele
cation will stand II republicans to 9 demo-
crts. The legislature is very close on joint
ballot. and it is impossible to say which will
have majority when all the returns are in.
Returns on State legislature show that the
Senate will be composed of 81 republicans
and 20 democrats. House will have II re-
publicans certain with the possibility of 70
and democrats "a with possibility of IS,
thus giving the republicans q majority of
IL to l6 on joint ballot, which means the
election Of rep. United States Senator.