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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER l9 1872.
ONE provision for lighting the house at

some provision for lighting the house at
night
4 bill was then introduced for the pur-
pose Of enabling the House to elect war
rant clerk. Mr.. Young spoke at some
length favoring the bill. He concluded by
asking for suspension of the rules in order
that the bill might pass
Mr.. RodTigues opposed the election Of a
warrant clerk, and gave his reasons at con
siderable length
message from the Senate was received,
informing the House that the Senate had
concurred in House bill No. ?, Furnishing
bribery.
The Speaker announced to the House
that the Senate, sitting as a court of i'm
peachment, met at three, and took recess
until seven o'clock.
Mr. Gair then resumed the discussion on
the bill providing for the election of a war
rant clerk. He said, ordinarily he would
not be in favor of the BILL but under the
present circumstances, he thought it ad-
visable to have warrant clerk. He hoped
Mr. Young's bill would pass. The rules
were suspended and the bill placed upon its
second reading. Mr.. Mathews obtained the
floor and opposed the bill on the score of
economy and reform. He said the bill pro
posed to pay warrant clerk IS per day,
when such an officer was not needed and
would only be an impediment in the way of
members getting their mileage and per
diem. The rules were suspended. and the
bill finally passed the House and goes 30
the Senate for concurrence
On motion the House then adjourned u.
til seven in the evening.
The House held a brief evening session
when to that body was communicated the
fact that Governor Pinchback had signed
the bill extending the session Of the General
Assembly. When the House adjourned, no.
business having been transacted, members !
proceeded to the court Of impeachment in |
the Senate Chamber The court adjourned |
till next Monday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
The Storm Yesterday.

The morning was dark and dismal. but
when, abou: niue o'clock, the rain came
down in torrents. then il was more dismal
than before. Rain fell at intervals during
the day, and the Varieties matinee felt the
effect of it TO some extent, though about POO
ladies came out 30 witness the Jane Eyre of
Miss Charlotte Thompson.
In the evening, the rain still continuing,
the attendance at all the theatres was
small, but the audience present at the
Strakosch concert. in Exposition Hall. was
Iarge-'nuch larger than could have been
anticipatedo
The storm continued till a late hour at
night. We did not learn that any damage
was done by the heavy rain in the morning,
except that the grounds selected for Bar.
NUNS show were Overfowed, and the tents
We're pitched on higher land. across she
street.
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z. 7. Rarnnn.,s Grent sho,r.

The storm yesterday had the effect of
"verfowing the grounds secured for the
exhibitions of the Barnum show. The lot
opposite that originally selected has been
secured, and the first entertainment Will be
given there this evening, at two o'clock,
and the. second performance tonight at
half-past seven. A street parade will be
made this morning. if the weather is propi-
tious, and we have no doubt that this exhi-
'bition of the resources of this immense
show will convince all that the greatest
show Of the nineteenth century is now in
New Orleans. The famed P. T. Barnum is
here, and will in person superintend the
performances.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
NEW YORK
Accident to the Adriasfc-SnOw Storm in
New YOrk-Anectins Scene-The Wife
CliRging to a Murdered Mans Body
Trial of Stokes = COEfax Goes ON the
Trihunp


New YOrk-Anecting Scene-The Wife
CliRging to n Murdered Mans Body
Trial of Stokes COIfax Goes ON the
Tribune.
NEW YORK, December 18-Arriyed-
Steamers City of Paris, City of Mexico and
Huntsville. The Adriatic, hence for Europe,
broke two blades of her propeller. and will
be delayed several days
snow storm commenced at eight o'clock
this morning.
most affecting scene occurred at the
4ndertaker'5 yesterday, when thes wife of
the murdered Daryea entered and threw
herself on the body of her husband, de-
claring that she would be taken to the
grave with him, and exclaiming, amid yio-
lent sOba, MY good, kind husband, this is
my Christmas; this is my New Year. You
LETT me yesterday hale and hearty and here
you are dead and cold" She was finally
taken away by physical force.
The second trial of Stokes for the murder.
of Fisk began in Oyer and Terminer this
morning The prisoner and his counsel ex-
press themselves hopeful of acquittal The
jury is now being empaneled.
Mr C0ltaX has acceptedthe editorshp of
the Tribune
Evening,-Money stringent ls a. h com
mission: Sterling nominal 9. Govern
ments declined i8 closing very dull State
bOhhS tIiItJs IULit DuSlueSS. clXpS OF 1881,
ll7l8 fve-twenties of 1862, II23s: 1861
1928; 1865, Il3; new, 1l5A: 1867, I1GIs;
1868, ll6; new tives, lI034; ten-forties,
1898; Tennessee skies 7919, new 803B; Vir-
ginia skies 48, new so; consolidated J112.
deferred l5A; Louisiana skies s. new 50,
levee SKIES So eights co. Alabama eights
so, .ives So; Georgia skies 10, sevens sc;
North Carolina SKIES 81, new 20, special
tax l3; South Carolina old 50, new 231a,
April and October 26.
Sub-treasurY balance $44, ,I94 $40 gold.
and $2334l ,739 currency.
The monetary situation to-day was
marked by continued stringeucy, and
money was very dear to borrowers on call
Early in the day rates ranged from l-32 to
Is, but later in the day there was an ad-
vance to 3-lG0 "a, and late business on the
street was at ls long after three o'clock.
The demand from stock brokers was very
pressing; the stringency was equal to
almost anything previously witnessed this |
season.
The exchange market was very dull and
scarcely any business was transacted. The
"sfueeze" in cash gold did not weaken the
rates to any extent, and only had tendency
to check business. Prime bankers quoted
., without the sales of some odd lots at a
fraction below this rate. Gold opened at
lI2, sold down to LII 38, and closed heavy at
lll38 a l1l34. Loans were SIG to fat for use. |
Governments opened steady, declined about |
t8 during the day, closing very dull.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19

Christmas comes next Wednesday, and
already people are considering what they
shall get for holiday presents for friends
and loved ones. While they are scanning
stocks of goods to select from, we suggest
that the extensive furniture establishment
Of Mr.. !. B. Hubbard. corner of Rampant
and Perdido streets, be visited, where most
elegant and costly articles of furniture may
be had. such as would make a wife OF
maiden very happy. and are of sufficient
durability TO keep the giver in mind for
years. Mr.. Hubbard has one price only
for all his furniture, which includes every.
thing needed fog housekeeping in city OF
cnuntrr
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CONGRESS.

announcement of the Death of Garrett
Davis-EulOgies in the Senate and
HOuse-SteRmship Subsidy Wanted
Savings Banks of the District-Defi-
cheney Appropriation BiIl-Postal Tel
egraphy.
WASHINGTON, December l8-Senaie-Mr
Stevenson formal announced the death of
Garrett Davis, ard the day was occupied
by eulogies.
House The New York and West India
Steamship Company petitioned for $lOO, 600
subsidy.
A bill authorizing the Controllers of the
Treasury to examine the condition of the
saving banks Of the District of Columbia
passed.
The deficiency appropriation bill was con-
sidered. The item appropriating 81, ,250, GOO
for departments provoked long discus
sion No action.
Garrett Davis was eulogized and the
House adjourned
The House Committee on Appropriations
met last evening to consider postal tele
graphy. They had before them the Post.
master General and the principal officers of
several telegraph companies =
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A Prominent Colored 1Tan Conc

The following telegram conveys sad news
to many persons in this city:
JACKSON, Miss, December is, 1872.
To Governor pincbback:
James Lynch is dead Inform his brother.
Send him up Immediately.
AARON MOORE.
Mr. Lynch was Secretary of State of Mis-
sissippi, clergyman and gentleman of
high abilities. Those who attended the
funeral of Lieutenant Governor Dunn a
year ago will remember the eloquent and
touching remarks he delivered upon that
occasion
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
FOREIGN.

Adjournment of the French Assembly
Proceedings Yesterday - Overflow of
the Seine-SIavery Abolition Agitafed
in Spanish Cortes-The Proposition
ADproved-Bismarck' Resignation of
the Premiership-TWentys Hours
Rain ded-TweIve Inches of Snow
One of the BOwles Brothers Sent TO
Newgate-Horse Disease in Havana
Honest Collection of Customs.
PARIS December I8.-The Assembly to-
day resolved to adjourn on Monday till the
sixth of January
Bonnet moved that r.e acc.-. o. s..--
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Transformation Puzzle.

We ATE reminded by a Transformation
puzzle; which the Academy Of Music will
present to its patrons, of the circus holiday
pantomilae at that establishment with
Master Clarance as jack and Master Eu-
gene as the clown in the grand representa-
tion Of Jack the Giant Killer" Ten thou,
sand toys will be presented at the Christ
mas matinee next "Wednesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
gowIes Brothers &. Go.

1t will be seen by our dispatches this
morning that one of the firm of Bowles
Brothers & Co, the insolvent Paris bank
ers, was arrestedin Springfield, Massachu-
setts, yesterday, at the instance of de-
posltor, and another member of the firm,
Robert Bowles, was sent to Eewgate yes
terday to await trial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19

A revengetul lover writes: If she was in
New York, and could be enticed on board a
sound steamer, it would be the last of her;
but, as it is, must await the grinding mills
of the the gods, which, though moderate in
their action, do triturate with zcaed 70
minuteness.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
Tony Lange Killed,

The following dispatch explains itself:
BATON ROUGE. December II, 1872.
To Governor Pinchback:
:, A. A. Lange was killed ;! George Provost
Z. W. RINGGOLD.
Mr.. Large was prosperous coIored mer-
chant OF Baton Rouge, and Provost was
connected with the Grand Era. The diff
Guilty between them was of a domestic
nature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19

Get your candies, fireworks and Cali
fornia wines from Miller & Diellman's Nos.
So and 50 Peters street formerly New
LeyeeI corner ofNatchez. Goods delivered
N al parts Of the city free Of drayage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19
BY s9sELEGRAPH
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
DAY OF THE GARRETT DAVIS EUL0GIBS
HEARING ON POSTAL TELEGRAPHY
TIE NEW ORLEANS COMMITTEE
THEY CAUCUS AT w11LARD,s
SNOW STORM IN NEW YORK
COLFAX ON THE TRIBUNE
HEAVY RAIN IN ENGLAND
A B0WLES BROTHER ARRESTED
EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA
DEATH OF A MISSISSIPPTAN
NEW ORLEANS SHIP WRECKED
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CAFE BISMARCK,

6T1AFE BISMARCK, -----
42"nt,.. Royal street.. AZ
GRAND TYRoLEAN CONCERTS EVERY NIGHT
By the Imperial and Royal Troupe, under the lead
ership of Professor Seppl G. Schwandner.
Sunday next, the twenty-second instant, grand
family matinee, from to P. NJ.
AdmittanCe free, Commencing at P. NJ, See
small programmes. deI9 1T
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, December l3.-Cotton q sed
easier; sales 1853 bales; middling upIands
q l8c; Orleans 2l3sc; net receipts $40 bales;
gross 1854. Sales of futures I5,200 bales
December 1874 0l34sc; January 1898 a
!" 9-16c; February 1888 a l9Ac; March 1879
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ODn FELLOWS HALL.

Hr. 7. I. Turhali respect 'ully announces the ap-
pearauce Of
5HE GREAT VIOLIN vIRTUOSO,.
OAE BULL,
IN THREE GRAND CONCERTS,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings
December 23 "a and 25,
Assisted by the following eminent and popular
ArtBts:
&ISS GRAzIELbA RIDGwAI, Soprano;
SIGNOR FERRANTI, Baritone Comic,
AND
SIR. JOSEPH H. DENCK, Pianist and Composer
"TEe Concert to commence at eight o'clock pre-.
0isely.
An Entire Change of Programme for second and
third Concerts
Admission ST; Reserved Seats fifty cents extra
20 be obtained on and@after December 20, at Louis
GrUnewalds music store, No l49 Canal street.
The Grand PianofOrtes used at these Concerts are
from the celebrated mandatory of Messrs Will
liam hnabe d Co., Baltimore. del77t
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VARIETIES THEATRE.

" WANhALAAL5 4IKLNINEs
Sole Lessee. .......,.........L LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Engagement for two wee ks only of
G. H A R IL O Z II L TIL o M SON,
Thursday, December 19,
Also FRIDAY and SA tURDAY EVENINGS and
Saturday matinee, the sensational society
play in three acts (wiitten expressly for Miss
ThOmpson), entitled
ONE WIFE.
MISS CHARLOTTE lHOMPSON as MRS. VAN DYKE,
Supported by Mr.. FREDERIC ROBINSON and
the talented company.
Monday, December %, Will be produced for the
Christmas holidays, with rev and beautiful
scenery, by Mrs. Joseph Pggott THB SEAOF ICE.
Seats may be secured for both matinee and eve.
ming.
Director. Observation-Disclosures. LORRAINE ROGERS.
delq
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A B0WLES BROTHER ARRESTED
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EARTHQUAKE IN CALIFORNIA
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fCoT-SUED ON HtGHTB ?.
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VOLUME VINO. 2l9
ADJUSTMENTS.

= =
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LAST NIGHTS OF
RTAFFITT AND BARTHOLOMEW.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT.
rVLwrsdov First lime OF the augha6Ie PanIo-
rvan,no ~ JACK AND GILL.
uec 70. Replete with novel tricks, changes,
Dec' 49, etc.
FRIDAY Farewe benefit Of Mafif and Bar
tholomew presenting
G'0hh"S NEW ANDsBRILLIANT OHIO.
Dac On And the side splitting PantOmme Of
49, ~ ROBERT MACAIRE
Last midday rant0mirne Entertain
Saturday snS pee on anq e 5aIh es Gant Killer ~
&oou 5000 PUZZLE GIFTS,
including the history Of Jack, VIII be
Dac. 81 presentet TO the patrons of the Acad-
JACK AND JILL
Night hOBERT MACAIRE,
Dec II. JACK AND JILL.
Last ! gut of Mafft Barlnoo-
sunday SMITHS AED MS" Bb3oWSs, 3GSW7fRs5,HS
Night GRAND OIIO,
JACK AND JILL,
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Monday December 23.-JAMES ROBINSON'S
CHAMPION CIRCUS
Wednesday, December 25-CHRISTMA
gBEETH ANNUAL TOY MATINEE.
10000 CHRISTMAS TOYS
deI9 VIII he presented.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
~
alex hE F1TzGER1LD e5!MGRIneseF MpnaseF
SeegP& sTs wess +. 1GF1 If !hs g,6ftSs4 g6S4FS FsEtst
And her come Opera Company.
Thursday Evening, December 10,
VIII te produced PLASCHE's OPERAIiG Ex-
AND hIs EoHTBNE2 Stt4sS GsHt1srs.
Of Mrs j. A. oAFEs i&DsS a. oa'sS
MondayyzG, /. rFoI'S BUWPTY DUNPTY PAN
Doors open at quarter TO seven; the overture
viii commence at quarter to eight O'clock
ID n. BARNUM's
GREAT TRAVELLING
MUsEUM,
MENAGERIE,
CARAVAN,
HIPPODROME,
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, |
international Geological Garden,
SIGEOR SEBASTIANS
ROYAL ITALIAN CIRCUS,
SIX SEPARATE COLOSSAL TENTS,
EXHIBIT IN NEW ORLEANS,
Gecembev 3Ss 10, go. 2P and 22.
Mr. Barnum's great exhibition being exten-
6ivs, the usual circus lots not be used. being
altogether TO small. The mammoth pavilion will,
therefore, DO pitched on
GBnab street, between ROchebIave and
TOnti Streets
shat being the most accessible point where sufi-
G;ent ground could be obtained.
gWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
Roors open at ! and P. ".
HipEodrome performances commence at and 8
g. NJ.
Admission 20 the seven colossal shows cnIv 81;
children under nine half'Price del8 St
GAMES KOBINsON'9
CHAMPION CIRCUS.
ACADEMY OF AUsIC.
SSanfeR for the Holiday PantOmfme, /
twenty-five boys from ten to fourteen years old
Apply at the box Office del8 [
nDn FELLOWS HALL.
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HEAVY RAIN IN ENGLAND
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DEATH OF A MISsISSIPPIAN

NEW ORLEANS SHIP WRECKED
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The NodOc Indians-They Are In'renched
Earthquake in CRlifOrnin-Death of
Mississippi Secretary of State-One of
the BOwIes Brothers Arrested-Rail~
road AccideDt-Eight Persons Injured
ship from New Orleans Wrecked mt
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OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-19

A CADEWY OF MUSIC.
LAST NIGHTS OF
RTAFFITT AND BARTHOLOMEW.
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IMPOSITION HALL.

This Thursday Evening, December 8, at
Eight O'Clock.
Also a GRAND MATINEE on SATURDAY, Decem-
Der 81, at twelve O'Clock NJ,
NOnQu .S4gn0r MafZO
to evening concerts So; to the mahpee $ So
Seats can now be secured for either of the eve
ning concerts or for the matinee at Grunewald's
Music Store, No l29 Canal street. Orders re-
ceiyed from the country by mail or telegraph.
Webers pianos used at the StTakoSch Con
Certs. Philip Werlein Nos. 80, 81 and so Baronne
street, is the agent in this city. Doors open at
7:l5 P. NJ Concert to commence at 8. del9
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COLFAX ON THE TRIBUNE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-31
.HUCTXON ALE&.
By f. A. KERRY; AuGtfoneer

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE CITY PROPERTY.--In execution
of u decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, rendered on the oath day of November,
1889 in the suit of Charles Alexander and 9TH
ers against John B. Alexander, the undersigned,
Green's Mansion House, in the city of Alexan-
dria on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of Novem-
Der, 1872! at ii O'Clock q. M, the following de-
scribed LOTS in the city of Alexandria, viz:
l. A SQUARE OF TWO ACRES, bounded
by Wythe, Madison, Patrick and Henry streets.
2. THREE-FOURTHS OF THE SQUARE,
Gan acre and half) bounded by Wythe, Madi-
son, Fsyette and Payne streets; the other fourth
of the square lying on the north side OF W5the
and east side Of Payne street, and belonging to
the estate of Gustavus B: Alexander. !" .s".' ).
3. A SQUARE OF TWO ACRES, bounded
by Pcndleton, Wythe, Fayette and Payne SITS.
T. AN ACRE. r.'HALF SQUARE, ON the
south side of Madison street, extending from
Payne to West street; :.
+. 5. A LOT, bounded on The east by Payne st.,
and on the west by Conway line; between Pen
dleton and Wythe sts., containing Il acres. =
Is. A QUARTER OF a SQUARE, or H LF
AN ACRE on the west side Of Payne ST. and
north side of Cameron, at the intersection OF
said streets.
money to be paid in cash; the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months from
the day Of sale; the deferred Payments to bear
purchaser, and retention Of title and forfeiture
of cash payment for failure to comply with the
terms Of SALE and the property to be resold upon
such failure at the risk Of the purchaser. Con-
vcyances to he made at the cost Of the purchas-
ers. LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
: . REUBEN JOHNSTON,
VIM C. YEATON
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In execution
~ of a decree of the Circuit Court of Alexan.
dria rendered on the 3lst day of May, 1872, In
the suit of William Fowle's executor VS.. Thorn
as j. Edelin, and Mary j. Harris, the under.
signed will offer for sNle at public auction, on
THURSDAY, the 3lst day OF October ne2s At
II o clock m in front of the Court House OF
Alexandria county, the following described
VALUABLE PROPERTY, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the acquisitions OF
the aforesaid decree, viz:
/. A LOT OF GROUND, WITH THE AP-
on the north side of Orono-
coEstrect between Columbus and Alfred, in front
on Oronoco street 20 feet inches and running
back 81 feet to ten feet alley.
2. A LOT OF GROUND on the west side OF
Fairfax street, ll6 feet inches south of Wolfe
street, fronting on Fairfax street 20 feet and in
depth "a feet to twelve feet alley.
, 3. A LOT OF GROUND on the west side OF
Alfred street, between Princess and Oronoco, in
front on Alfred street ~ feet and in depth 123
feet inches, with the use of a ten feet alley in
the rear leading into Princess street
r." Terms of Sale: One-third cash; the residue in
six and twelve months the deferred payments
to bear interest and to be secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser, with surety, and retention the
title until all said payments are made, and the
property to be resold at the purchasers risk on
failure to comply with terms of sale.
LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR.
sen 2G-eots Commissioner.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER. 81:

SCANDAL IN HIGH, T IAcEs,-;One OF the
wealthiest and most successful bankers OF this
CITY lives in Fifth avenue. He was formerly q
merchant, and is now at che head of the most
successful and influential banking house in the
State. His name has been a tower of
strength, financially, morally and rellgiously, Tor
q quarter of century. He was distinguished
for his close application to bis business Every
summer his family enjoyed the season at some
one of the fashionable watering places. But
the banker was too busy to leave his desk.
Summer and winter he kept at his work. lie
was No yachtsinan, no sportsman and no horse
man. - He was never seen at the park; down
the bay, nor at the trotuug course fast
horses we're his horror Butas abusiness, man
he Had no edual9 The street was agitated
with the rumor that the bankers wife had OBJ
tanned a divorce, and that the line establish,
ment lij5 town had been; broken up. The ct
fair was. managed very quietly, the defendant
putting in no appearance, and allowing, the dl-.
yorce to 90 by default The excitem eut was
intensified by the fact, that the banker had
kept up an establishment besides his home,
only block or two away. Here for years he
had found a cosy retreat, when business did
not press; and though he drove no fast teams
on the road, and did not loiter about watering
places during the summer, he had attractions
suited to his peculiar taste which ne INDUCED:
How a man as prominent as this banker could
pursue the line of life charged on. him for SO
many years without exposure is one of the mys-
teries that belonglto .ANeWl ork,HA.3 I. Tor.
R0yfOu ,JOuyuQI a,..:... q. i, r.. T~..., sG' Isl:
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.aECTION S.qLES.

DUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned will sell,
< atpnbfc auction on the 10th DAY .of
NOVEMBER. 1872, at II o'clock H., IF not
disposed of before at private sale, the STE NJ
Err FAIRY Any person wishing r TO purchase sS
sndria Va. anyday except Sunday. The boat
and machinery are in excellent running order.
andshe is now doing a good business, Terms made
known on day of sale, or BY applying 70 the
owner. Zoe 23-sotsl GEO. w. GARDNER
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
II ESTATE.-By virtue Of q deed of trust
fgorp L,W Caldwell and wife ,fs tc the - under der
1870, shall offer at public sale. to the highest
bidder; for cash, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
November. 1872. ut the front door Of the Court
House Of Warren county; Va, A TRACT OF
LAND in faid county, containing, 24l acres, 2
rooas, and "a perches or 50 much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the purposes OF tho trust
near the Poor House lands of said county.
: A more particular description given at the time
and place of sale. Stamps and conveyancing at
IT 17-2awts r. L. BROCKETT, Trustee.