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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.--.sn and after SEPTkMBEH lsr
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (Scn-
days excepted as follows:
$50 A. M.-MAlL TRAIN for The White 6ut.
phur springs, Connecting At Gor6on5vile with Tbs
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
Washington and North, and Lynchpurg and South.
1855 =. M.--ACCOMMODhTlON TRAIN Tor
Gosdonsvills, except ON Saturday, on whloN lay Il
leaves ats P. N. This train connects IT Cos cons
Vile with the night trains the Orange. Ale1an-
dris and Manassas railroad for LY6CHBUHo
and WASHINGTON. .....a
Through tickets, at low rates, sold TO all points
Northwest and SouthweGt-
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Queen stown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre, kotter-
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gotbenburg. 10
all points on this road can be bought OF tbs Ge-
neral Ticket Agent a. Richmond, or can Dc or
dCred throue any station agent on the road.
surther Information may Dc Obtained as tho
company's oftccs.
No Passenger Trains are run on sundays
A. II. PEkkY,
General Superin tsndelt.
JAMES v. EEruEELAED, Gen'l Ticket Ags
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WEST VIRGINIA LUBRICATING
MARKET 90 per cent gravity. For sale In original
barrels. mo 1al 9. E, DOVE.
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TAM NOW PREPARED TO FILL
J. promptly all orders Tor WINTEkP. OK,
CLUs.R Mill. and SABUT LAND BIT e.
M1NUU> and RED and w AIT ASH ANThRA-
CITE coal 8 or superior quality.
First-rate ENGINE GOAL delivered for three
doll Is per load. LONG, BLOCK, and NPLIT
OAK ano PINE WOOD. kINDoIMG WOOD
from the fuel factory Of Messrs. Watkins & Bro
Their. JOHN WERTI,
Office on Eleventh one door north Of Main.
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~ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye is the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous !;
no disappointment; no ridiculous t!nts or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. 4. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft,
beautiful !; does not contain particle Of lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, Is BOND STREET, Ny. Jyn-eod1y
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DEILADELPaLA,R iCH-<<,Ss;33as.
5HID LINE-FCR THILArEL? STA TWICE 4
yYEaHs-Stsaners NORFOLK, ShLVOR, &nd j,
s. GREEN, con- posing this Line, I'll leaye rhl!a"
and Richmond every MONDAY and THURSDAY
alternately. Freigh. received daily Except Sl,n.
de- yol, cbc;. per :hIa b? aaF other rou1e1 f3r 40
psr.s ~ FgIrsgiyanic GI.E New Jersey ! also Tor
Sew ORGANS ia Go>lhaza Mall stsa-lsh!p idue
from Pt.lr delpGia. EEeiEht ssSe1 f0- horfe!s ~
rsS:ayo . bhilscclphis, including taeais aaS
ssataroon, -. ..,...
40. s&2s Dock street. RtchroEds
VIZ. I. CLYDE q Co., Agents.
10, u North WARES, and
feis IN, - Soath SP1acyes. Ehila-.lDhfS.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DREPARED CHESTNUT COAL.
zoo tons So aERIOR CHESTNUT-sIZE AN
ThR CITE COAL. The best and che pest fuel
for Cooking stoves md Ranges, Morning Glory
and other small stoves. Anthracite sold by
weight. B. z. LATHROP,
no4 Seventeen III stree. st dra Hhrihre
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
AZ ROAD-Op ard after JULY 2sTn, ls7L
GOING WEST:
Train No. Through Passenger) leaves Rich
ynond daily except SuncayGl st &os A. n: leaves
DanTills st Hos A. IL; arrives at Greensboro a:
Train No. Lynchbug Passeuger) leaves Rtc..
monc daily at a:lS A. h.; arrives az Lynch5nrG =.
Train No. Is (Freight aud Accommodation
leaves Richmond at sos p. M; arrives ut Bgzkr-
vile at s:54 +. NJ. tstoppinX st all way stations ,
daily Except Sundsysl.
Train No. Ii Through NAL aud Ezpress) leaves
Richmond daily 8: 2:4o P. H.; leaves Danyille
GOING EAST:
Train No. /. tThrolgh Mall and E1presaI leaves
Greensboro dsUy st 1850 z. NJ; leaves Daoytlls
dsil5 1T lo:i7 Z H.; arrives a. Richmond daily IS
Train 10. o Through Passenger leaves Greens-
born' daily except sundays ~ II 06 A. ~. leaves
DanTille ~ ~ ?. ID; arrives 81 Richmond 1t saa
P. NJ.
Train No. 10 lynchbury Passenger leaves
LYnchburg daily at $3.50 A, n; leaves Burhsvilta
at r. d.; arrives ut Richmond at 1 7, Il.
Train 40. leaves Bu,KeEle . t;so 4; ~; az ~
way stations) daily except Sandaysl.
Trains Fo5. land II connec! al Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for Eli points
South.
Trains Nos. and Is connect at Burksvtlls
with Train on Atlantic, Miss!ssippL and Ohio
Railroad for all points Southwes: and South.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 al points south ana
Richmond. and Of 4. +. WALKER, Agent OF AZ.
lan.ic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. l2ss
Main street. Richmond.
Papers thai have Arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule Of this company viii peaSe Print 40
above. JOHN 4. MhChuEDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
Z. NJ. r. TALCOTT. hng'r and snpt- aua
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
Id EXECUTEp AT THIS oFzfOEs
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DOR NEW YORK. .g&@s
6 OLD GCMiN4uN sTFA1dSEIF $500
C,;Mr&SE. ~.
.TDs stde-wb3"L "ira-L.4ips Vi YkNCkE, ISAIht
BELL, SAgkyC*i3, EIAGARA, ALICE
akkIE, a1d HATTEEsAa IeSys Ecw YORK fer
Norfolk, City FoiEt, alG jsi2tccfad, tTerg GUHS.
DAY, .caJNSCiT, alu iATJ2cay 1t c'elocs
z. =, Leave R;cbroad every TUESDAY, EisI-
DSI, and SUNDAY, q. high lids. q"
These ships ere entirety Few, tThsy hays elegant
saloons and 2ta.erccEI2. The ta.s, aCcom11oa2s
Goas, and attention, ara u1Enrp2sssds
Close connections made VITA steamers Tor al
eootharn and european ports, -
Insurance elected, when 0edere3, At A QUAk
TER OF ONE PER CENT. st the oSdcss OF hi
eompaIT
Eag "a .as information apply to
J0SE ". WYATT, Agent
mys$ No. Governor street
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| a. LII KINDS OF JOB WORK NEATLY
IN EXECUTED Ar THE D1s2ATCH Pa1H1~
ING EOuSE.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ,sgFsS
PACKkT COMPkG Tho sasstssssa
steamship GEO. Is. UPTON leaves Kew York
every 8 4 TURDAY; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The steamship WIN. T. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
fh Nta,A. J.. .,,,a. 1su, y
- q. ). BURR, President,
fese lal4 siain street.
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GAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSanY
y COMPAHY.-FgR NgW YORK, sissaa
hrat-class route to New York via James r!Tsr and
Cnedspeake bay to Baltimore ard from thence %
raj! 20 Philadelphia and Sew Yorz.
EaTe TO Rev Yort. .-,-.,,.........-.,S ls "
- PD:iSd:! 3nia- --... o.
- D@aiDlCfG 49,, 80. -+>s...,. W
Excursion tickets TO Norfolk and re-
turn. I.c.s;..J.,'' ,us =,
aarber IL Co.'s EXPRESS, No. Sss Main street, and
on board steamer icliZi HaEcox.
The above varied route comnends itself espe~
cially TO tourists and pesSure-seekers. enabling
them to PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and see
other pointe OF interest CT JAMks kIvhR B1
DaY[IGHT. l. B. TATUs, Genl Agent
James aiVar Steamboat Company
Office, 9Th sud Kain streets aud at kocsesis.
an l6-3n
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NATIONAL LINE-STEA AN ~eTs
~ TO QUEEN STOWN .AHp.sasssssssEs -.
The first. class steamship, " this
Inns sail from pier IL North river, New York,
every SATURDAY.
Queenstown, or Loncon. direct S75 and Se6; steer
age, s2S payable in currency. From Liverpool.
J.cntor dsrry, Queenstown, or Glasgow, to New
York, prepsid. steerags, G32, currency.
s. PASSENGERS booked TO or from other points In
ENGLAND or the continent at che p rates.
For further Information, apply 81 the ofilce OIL
tue compary,to +. ". j. HURST, Manager,
s9Eroadway, New York, or 10
jobs W. WYATT, Agent
~ 3Eoraruor strpet. kichmOnd Va,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

.GHANGE OF SCHEDULE. se.isED,
" so. ...r~---a--. sAa asEsa.sssgAs
On and after TUESDAY the 1&h instant the
fast aud elegant aide.n heel steamer PALIsADE,
Captain CHARLES NELSON, Will leave her wharf
lat Powhatan Steamboat Company's sheds) every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
O'Clock A. n, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and all
the regular landings Oh James river. s- ~
Freight received every day from O'Clock 4. b.
to O'Clock P. N. .....- 3. ..... ...a : e.
All freight for way landings must b prepaid.
For freight or passage apply to Captain on
board, or to -.
noli-am WILLIAM p. BRETT, Agent.
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Look, then, at the contributions of all
these sources to the business and wealth of
Richmond, and who can fail to see that
here in few years will grow up city
whose wealth and power will give it vast
control over the country In all directions.
Our railway lines will not have always to
submit to the schedules proposed else.
where. We shall have commerce that
will require q system of communication
With all directions suited to the wants and
demands of the immense populations ira.
ding with Richmond. Her newspapers
will be sent off at seasonable hours, and
take to the rural districts information lust
so much ahead of the northern press az
time and distance claim for them. The
newspapers are great engines OF the pros
perity Of communities. They keep up the
intercourse between city and country
nay, they are the very mental cords which
unite the rural and city populations In in.
F telligence and sympathy. That CITY whose
papers are not distributed with the promnt.
ness and speed with which those of other
cities are sent abroad Is placed to serious
disadvantage and her trade seriously i'm.
paired.
So that when our railroad lines are d.
rect and expeditious-when our connec-
tons with the West and Southwest are
complete-our city will become point OF
concentration Of both trade and travel, and
our railroad schedules will show that Rich
mond exerts controlling influence.
1t is well for our people to study these
important matters, that they should
thoroughly understand the geography Of
the situation, and maintain perpetual vigil
lance over their interests. No city ever
built itself. 1t requires world of tact and
expenditure. But the reward is princsly.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
LONDON.

Complete Success in Negotiating Five Per
Cent BOnds-Steamer Gambia Totally
Wrecked-Prince of Wales at the Wa
verley Celebration - The Tichb0rne
Trial-Jury Believe the Claimant I'M
p0stor.
LONDON, July 6.-Assistant United States
Treasurer Richardson reports complete sue
cess in negotiating the five per cent bonds.
The steamer Gambia has been totally
wrecked in Algeona bay No further de-
tails.
The Prince of Wales will attend the
Waverley celebration in aid of the erection
OF monument to Sir Walter Scott.
Especial to the New York worldl
LONDON, July 6.-The jury in the Itch
borne case to-day privately informed the
judge that they were convinced that the
plaintiff was an imposter, and were ready
to give verdict to that effect without hear
ing a single witness for the defense. The
judge, however, refused to give his consent,
and the trial will proceed.
Frederick William, Crown Prince of
Prussia, accompanied by the Princess Vic
toria, arrived in London this evening, and
was received at the station by the Prince
and Princess of Wales. The Crown Prince
brings with him the order of the Black
Eagle, which he will confer on the Count
Bernstorff, the German ambassador.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07

Only One Member OF the Cabinet in
WashinRt0n-Treasury Disbursements
for June-New Orleans and Vicksburs
Mail Contract-Wifnesses Before Ku.
Klux COmmittee-Bond of Inspecting
Observation-Disclosures i'm Life.Sav-
ing Appliances.
WASHINGTON, July 6-Attorney General
Alderman is the only member of the Cabi-
net in the city.
The treasury disbursements for June
were over SIS, ,750, 900 exclusive of interest.
H. B. Peterson has received the contract
for tri-weekly mail between New Orleans
and Vicksburg.
Judge Pettus and Colonel Pugh, of Ala
bama, were before the Ku-Klux Committee
to-day and cOrrobOrated Governor Lindsay
and General Clanton's statements that no
such organization exists in Alabama.
j. NJ Justice, of Rutherford county, North
Carolina, testified that some five weeks ago
disguised men came to his house, took him
out of bed, whipped him terribly with clubs
and pistols, then tOvk him to the woods and
threatened him with death unless he
promised not to go to Washington to testify
regarding Outrages previously committed in
his neighborhood. He was confined to bed
three weeks from the injuries received.
Mr. Justice believed that these were not
mere neighborhOod quarrels, and firmly be-
lieves in the existence of Ku-Klux in North
Carolina.
The Board of Inspecting Supervisors are
still experimenting upon life saving ap-
pliances. They hope to report within a
week
Congressman Bowen is still jailed.
The Agricultural Bureau is receiving vol
luminous reports, but will not be able to
compare them and make full apprOpria-
tion until the latter part OF next week. 1t
is stated, however, that the returns received,
regarding cotton, continue unfavorable, be-
ing precisely similar in character to those
used in making last months exhibit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
PARIS.

Loan to Rebuild Destroyed Monuments
Award for Treason to Communists
Marshal Me MahOn in Command at ver-
saiiIes-Supplementary klections Next
Sunday-Bitter Language of Paris
Journals Toward Germany-Forbear-
ance Advised.
PARIS, July Ga loan will be raised by
Paris to rebuild the destroyed monuments.
Jules Ducatel, for treason to the com
munists, has been awarded the cross of the
legion of honor.
Marshal Mcmahon has been reinstated in
command at Versailles
Duke de Nemours and Schneider, for
merly president of the Corps Legislatif, are
in Paris.
The supplemental elections occur next
Sunday.
Prince de Joinville having declared for
the republic, will undoubtedly succeed in
the department Of La Manche.
General Manteuffel dined with President
Theirs to-day
Count Won Moltke has ordered the Ger
man commanders to forbear intiicting pun
ishment for offenses which the French law
can reach.
Count Waldsrsee complains of the bitter
language of the Journals toward Germany
Tho Official Journal, publishing this state
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
NEW YORK.
Suicide by Former Southerner-A Naval
Officer Indicted for Perjury-Stay of
Proceedings in the Car Hook Murder

Suicide by a Former Southerner-A Naval
Officer Indicted for Perjury-Stay OF
Proceedings in the Car Hook Murder
Case.
New YORK, July 6.-John M. Dow, for
merly citizen of Augusta, Georgia, where
it is reported he accumulated nearly mil
lion dollars, committed suicide to-day from
dependency. He was tifty-ive years old,
and had lost most of his fortune speculating.
The grand jury of Herkimer county in
dicted A. p. Latin, naval officer of this city,
for perjury. His friends claim that the suit
is malicious.
Judge Pratt to-day granted stay of
proceedings in the car hook murderer, Fos-
ter, case. This is equivalent to respite
until next October.
Gold opened at 1874 and sold down as
far as 1875, and again up to ll31e; bonds
of 1881, coupons, at ll5ls; of 1862, 1l47s;
of 1864, 1l4A; of 1865, ll4A; new, lib; of
1867, 1875; of 1868, 113l4; ten-forties, cou-
pom, 1925.
Money easy to-day at 203 percen Ster-
ling, long IOl2; short II. Governments
slightly easier Five-twenties of 1862 1l47s
South Carolinas somewhat better tone,
others unchanged. Tennessees 70; new
7l1a. Virginias 64ls; new 7224 Louisianas
SO, new 63; levee skies 72; eights 81. Ala
bamas SO; fives So. Georgias &c. sevens 80.
North Carolinas as; new 26. South Caro-
linas 81, new SO. Gold sold at 1874 01l33s.
Governor Hoffman has appointed Monday
next to hear the argument in reference to
the cOmmutatiOn of Fosters sentence from
death to imprisonment tor life.
The department of docks has decided to
build pier at the foot of Fifty-seventh
street, East river, which will be five hundred
feet long and sixty feet wide, under the
new system of General Mcclellan.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
WHOLE NUMBER 1895.

ment, advises the other journals to exercise
| the utmost fOrbearanee
Colonel Bisson, commandant of the
| troops at Bordeaux, suggested to the SOL
diers before the election that as the republic
only could save the country, they had bet
| ter vote for the republican Candidates.
The people of Bordeaux have sent peti
| tiOn to General de Cissey, asking him to
| disavOw the course taken by Colonel Bissop.
The latest returns from the department of
| the Seine elect Moreau to the Assembly. in
place of Won velet, which has increased the
republican delegation from the capital to
seven.
An obscure individual named De Lallonde
murdered M. Vanne, the mayor of the town
OF Sache, department of fndre ct Loire
The curate of the parish, while bringing oils
to anoint the body of the murdered man,
also was assassinated The most intense
excitement against the murderers. prevails
in the town.
A later dispatch announces that De Lal-
londe committed suicide to escape punish
ment.
The Cloche P,orcneale has bitter article
against Germany, saying: "We shall not
forget our disasters until the grass grows
high over the graves of the slain, and that
bird of i'll omen, the Prussian eagle, ceases
to hover over the east of France. We have
discovered the secret of victory--revenge.
Let Germans cease to tender the hand
of friendship. When we stretch our arms
toward Germany, let her tremble, because
it will be to strike those who taught US our
fate"
La Gazette de France pronounces the re-
publican triumph real misfortune for the
country. Encouraged by their successes,
the Left will become more daring and more
dangerous.
La Nberte rejoices over the victory and
urges the new deputies to leave behind
them all partisan feeling when they enter
the chamber.
EArenir Liberal, Bonapartist jour
nal, awaits the achievements of the daring
innovators who, hitherto mere critics, are
now masters of the field, and believe they
will not be held excusable by their sup
pOrters, if they do not Outdo their prede-
cessors against whom they are so pitiless.
The republican press are annoyed at con-
tinual state of siege in Paris, which they de-
clare is needless and oppressive. 1t is said
that the first act of the Assembly as soon as
the newly elected deputies take their seats,
will be to prolong the power of NJ. Theirs as
chief executive for two years.
A proposition is mooted of intrusting to
Marshal Mcmahon the command of the en-
tire army, in order to give greatsr unity to
the force which will soon aggregate 100000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
MEXICO.
The Presidential Contest-Choice of Presi-
dent by Congress No Revolution
Tikely.

The Presidential COntest-Ch0ice of Presi-
dent by Congress Revolution
Likely.
CITY OF MEXICo, June 80, via Havana
There is no doubt entertained that Juarez
will have majority over Lerdo and Diaz
jointly, and the choice of'president will not
devOlve upon congress. 1t is not deemed
likely now that any attempt will be made
to inaugurate revolution, but if any at
tempt was made it is believed it would be a
failure. All parties who were guilty of
fraud and violence at the elections and the
commission appointed by congress have de-
cided the election in the capi tai lille gal.
However the people are very little CON
cerned about the election.
At the fire in Quebradilla mine, at Sea-
ceates, over one hundred miners were suffo-
Gated.
Politicians seem to be the only ones exer
clsed by it. The reorganization of the
Cabinet is expected to take place in Sep
tember The country is generally quiet
and business is dull, but mining business
increasing, and those mines which were
abandoned since the war with Spain are
again being worked.
The Spanish Minister is being we'll re-
ceived. Great dissatisfaction is manifested
about the Tehuantepec canal project.
The Calif0rnians who propose to build the
railroad from Acapulco to the capital, also
to run steamers from Guaymas to Ventora,
demand very liberal concession.
The Vera Cruz railroad has thus far
reached Cordova, and will, no doubt, be-
finished to the capital by the end of the
present year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
THE GAS OF THE AGE.
The New Orleans Hydro-Carbon Gas
light Company.

This company have just completed a series OF
scientific experiments in the production of Hydro
Carbon Gas by "Slopers patents" and can strongly
recommend these machines as the simplest
cheapest and most substantial'gas machines ever
Offered to the public, producing gas five times
the Illuminating po Ser of city gas, and at much
less cost. For churches, halls, sugar-houses and
country towns this machine can not be surpassed.
Orders for machines left at the company's office,
No Carondelet street, New Orleans, or with
Messrs Jocquish Co., bankers, Galveston, Texas,
will meet with pronpt attention.
J. NJ. WAGNER, President.
HENRY STERN Secretary and Treasurer.
iapS l,p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
ROME.

Transfer of the Capital Justified.
ROME, July 5.-During the banquet last
night Visconti made speech, in the course
of which he declared the conduct of the
Romans during the visit of the king justi-
fed the transfer of the capital and proved
that Rome was profoundly attached to the
dynasty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
LIVERPOOL,
Moyement spreading for New Cal

Movement Spreading for New Cables.
LIVERPOOL, July 6.-The Chamber of
Commerce has already set the ball going,
and the movement is spreading for new
cables. The existing companies pay ten
per cent to their stockholders. The grow
ing business of Germany is looking out for
line which CALLED public is in the right
temper to encourage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
CUBA.

French steamer Ashore at Martinique.
HAVANA, July 6.-Ruis Leon has re-
nounced the dictatorship of the Voc de Cuba.
Senior triary will be his successor.
GelpI formerly of Prenza, will soon start
a journal.
Ii Is reported that the French steamer
Washington is ashore at Martinique.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
BERLIN.

Emperor William Nearly Recovered.
BERLIN, July 6.-Ehperor William has
nearly recovered from his recent attack of
rheumatism.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07

MIR. James A. Oates, the theatrical man
ager, and husband of the favorite burlesque
actress of the same name, is at the Grand
Central Hotel, New York, in very precari-
GUS state of health.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
VERSAILLES.

Caution Money Required from the Press.
VERSAILLES, July 6.-The Assembly has
passed the bill requiring the deposit of eau
tion money by the press.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07
FOR SALE.

EOR SAlE-LOw-PREsSURE STEAMBOAT
Il The fast iron hull. low.pressure steamer
ARIEL, having fine Accommodations as a day pas
senger boat. Now temporarily running on Lake
Pontchartran between lake end Pontchartrain
railroad and Manchsc, where she can be seen.
North if applied for soon. Apply to
X. @. SEWALL,
General Superintendent New Orleans Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad i've st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07

The village of Edgewater, on Staten
Island, with eight thousand inhabitants, has
two hundred places where Intoxicating
liquors can be obtained.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-07

Mrs Meredith Reed, wife of the American
consul at Paris, was in that city during the
recent bombardment, and at the height of it
was hid in a closet, after part of the house
had been knocked to pieces.